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| 00025 |
 | PM distribution. Photo taken at the Manila compound, Valenzuela, Metro Manila. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-26 19:55:47 |
PM-radio | Image Size: 1104 x 1072 File Size: 277 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00026 |
 | Transmitter Building, Valenzuela, Metro Manila. The call signs on the wall indicate seven transmitters in operation. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-03-15 21:17:55 |
equipment CRCM | Image Size: 1416 x 1129 File Size: 344 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00027 |
 | Paul Johnson and Thai colleague at FEBC Manila for a program conference. Paul, with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, was one of our first Thai broadcasters. He and his wife Priscilla were murdered by bandits in Thailand in April of 1952. Search phrase "Johnson" for related details. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Updated: 2008-06-18 20:10:14 |
martyr CRCM broadcaster cooperation | Image Size: 759 x 720 File Size: 157 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00028 |
 | Max Atienza and Proceso Marcelo in the Manila studio. Microphone: RCA 77-DX Year: 1952 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 11:59:30 |
staff CRCM broadcaster microphone | Image Size: 1596 x 1270 File Size: 556 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00029 |
 | A Vietnamese singing group, associated with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, makes recordings for FEBC in Saigon. Year: 1956 Country: VNM Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 11:59:43 |
music broadcaster cooperation | Image Size: 992 x 692 File Size: 192 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00030 |
 | PM in a barrio of 500 people, Luzon, Philippines. #708 offers a color version of this barrio, and additional details. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-26 19:56:05 |
PM-radio barrio scene | Image Size: 1404 x 773 File Size: 782 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00031 |
 | This photo is featured in an early edition of the Far East Broadcaster publication and is labeled: "A "PM" is delivered to a Christian family in barrio Taliba, San Luis, Batangas. They will see that a large audience hears the message of salvation every night." Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:50:12 |
PM-radio barrio scene | Image Size: 700 x 550 File Size: 318 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00032 |
 | PM placed in Mandaluyong Hospital, Ward 8, in Manila. Most patients here were casualties of World War II. Over 70 patients were able to hear the radio.. Photo is reproduced in the May, 1950 Far East Broadcaster publication. Year: 1958 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 16:03:19 |
PM-radio hospital | Image Size: 702 x 540 File Size: 171 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00033 |
 | Filipino Listener. Note that the photographer has tried to frame the picture to show the DZAS tower in the distance. Year: 1958 Country: PHL Updated: 2008-08-26 19:56:43 |
listener | Image Size: 676 x 464 File Size: 320 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00034 |
 | John Broger and Philippines Secretary of Justice Ramon Ozaeta at the dedication of KZAS on July 4, 1948. The Hon. Secretary delivered a major dedicatory address. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Updated: 2009-11-19 00:45:41 |
KZAS DZAS CRCM founder celebrity | Image Size: 308 x 478 File Size: 102 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00035 |
 | At the Dedication of KZAS, July 4, 1948. From the left, Leoni Ty, First Vice President of FEBC Philippines; Justice Manuel Briones, Secretary of of Justice Ramon Ozaeta; Dr. Enrique Sobrepena, Pastor of the United Church in Manila (and one of the framers of the Philippine Constitution in 1935), John Broger. An outline of the actual dedication broadcast is contained in the August, 1948 Far East Broadcaster publication. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-07-01 14:01:27 |
KZAS DZAS CRCM celebrity founder | Image Size: 888 x 564 File Size: 243 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00036 |
 | Max Atienza at the microphones (RCA SK-50 and RCA 44BX) at DZAS, Manila. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 11:59:57 |
staff broadcaster microphone | Image Size: 415 x 331 File Size: 100 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00037 |
 | PM with children, near Manila. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-26 19:56:59 |
PM-radio children | Image Size: 704 x 546 File Size: 157 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00038 |
 | Photo Essay: A PM is delivered to barrio Banducan. Listeners pose under a Mango tree. Year: 1952 Country: PHL Set: 9 Updated: 2008-08-05 14:19:10 |
PM-radio barrio scene | Image Size: 1380 x 1108 File Size: 870 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00039 |
 | Robert Bowman and John Broger stand in front of the Manila transmitters, five of which are in operation at this time. DZAS is the local AM station, the rest short wave. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 29 Updated: 2008-08-05 21:46:43 |
founder DZAS equipment | Image Size: 899 x 684 File Size: 385 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00040 |
 | Robert Bowman working a remote booth at the inauguration of President Elpidio Quirino. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 26 Updated: 2007-11-20 14:53:52 |
founder equipment historic | Image Size: 708 x 552 File Size: 212 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00041 |
 | Mrs. Chua Kian Tiang (Phoebe) was FEBC's first Chinese language broadcaster on DZAS local. She was a resident of Manila; her broadcast was intended for Amoy speakers in that City. Mrs. Chua was also a generous supporter of the new work, making a contribution to make it possible to construct a new 300 foot self-sustaining radio tower, which stands on the Manila compound to this day. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 12:00:13 |
broadcaster | Image Size: 647 x 425 File Size: 219 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00042 |
 | Pastor Changco produces a Tagalog program for DZAS. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 12:00:27 |
broadcaster DZAS | Image Size: 880 x 594 File Size: 452 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00043 |
 | The Nanjing Tai Dong Seminary choir that provided FEBC with music for its broadcasts. The director David K. Shao (Shao Kuang) [See #408 and #151]] is in the rear (glasses). This photo appears in the April 1948 "Broadcaster" publication which includes a summary of CCBS activities in China. By the end of 1947 FEBC had 6 hours of broadcasts on XGOA, the government station, with local broadcasts in Shanghai and Nanking (Nanjing). We had just been granted time also on two SW frequencies. "XGOA" was the "Central Broadcasting Station." There was also an FEBC-sponsored broadcast on a "Ginling" station in Nanjing (XLAW), produced in cooperation with the Lutheran Mission, China Inland Mission (Today OMF), and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. FEBC was called CCBS, Chinese Christian Broadcasting System. Recording equipment provided by CIM, but mainly used by FEBC. The chorus in the photo was associated with the Tai-Tung [Tai Dong]Theological Seminary. Back of photo has a partially obliterated description: "CCBS Ch[orus?].... XLA.... Center left......ow-kwan All...are co[mmitted?] Christians. " The "ow-kwan" is undoubtedly referring to David K. Shao (Shao-Kuang), the choir's director who appears, in fact, center left. (See also #408). "XLA-" is undoubtedly XLAW. The actual schedules were published in a 1948 calendar (#890). Year: 1947 Country: CHN Set: 12 Updated: 2006-12-13 20:09:07 |
XGOA XLAW cooperation music | Image Size: 986 x 618 File Size: 319 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00044 |
 | QSL cards from XGOA and its companion XORA.. We obtained these on a DXer website. They are from 1947, the very time FEBC was broadcasting on "two SW freqs," and, locally in Shanghai and Nanking. By combining information in the January, 1948 "Broadcaster" brochure, along with information found in a calendar giveaway (#407, 890-1) we have been able to reconstruct most of the schedule (see image 890). According to the "Broadcaster" FEBC began on these SW frequencies on October 19, 1947. Year: 1947 Country: CHN Set: 12 Updated: 2008-06-19 13:31:53 |
XGOA XORA | Image Size: 550 x 568 File Size: 57 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00045 |
 | This is New (Niu)Chang Teh, also described as "Tony" and "Thorndike New" who is a radio operator helping to record FEBC programs in Shanghai. The equipment in the photo is "part of the equipment shipped to China by the Far East Broadcasting Company." The studio itself was in Shanghai Grace Church, where the church was operating XMGC. Image scanned from April 1948 Far East Broadcaster Publication. Year: 1947 Country: CHN Set: 12 Updated: 2008-06-18 20:11:46 |
staff XMGC | Image Size: 446 x 448 File Size: 289 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00046 |
 | Here is a high quality photo of a family posing around a PM in Taliba, Batangas, Philippines, 1950. The photo was taken by Byrd Brunemeier, who was an excellent photographer who went to great lengths to pose photos like this one. The photo was reproduced in the January 1957 Broadcaster where it explains that "six years ago, one of the first PMs was tested and placed in this home. [The] Lasala family and friends listen to the hymn 'Pass Me Not O Gentle Savior' as it comes over one of the first PMs from Manila." The original we scanned here is 4x5 inches in size. See #1539 for a color slide of the scene. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2009-12-15 23:11:14 |
PM-radio scene | Image Size: 692 x 526 File Size: 197 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00047 |
 | A singing group in Studio C, Manila compound. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 12:00:44 |
music broadcaster indigenous | Image Size: 690 x 530 File Size: 235 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00048 |
 | Mr. Isabelo Montejo was "Mr. PM." He took these PMs out to remote areas in an old van called the "Glory Wagon." He showed Christian movies using a generator and then left a PM in the village. This photo shows him presenting a PM to a village of Ilongots. Ilongots were "head hunters." The man on the left is Mr. Florentino Santos, a missionary with the New Tribes Mission, who is receiving the PM for the settlement, established to save Ilongot Christians from the military operations of the Philippine Constabulary seeking to put an end to the practice of headhunting. Search word: Ilongot. Year: 1961 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-26 20:32:14 |
tribal PM-radio | Image Size: 680 x 512 File Size: 237 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00049 |
 | Our first Overseas Chinese broadcasters in 1949! Will Schubert was a missionary in Chungking, China who fled when the PRC was declared. We are not sure what mission he was with. He came to Manila and did broadcasts there for a while, then returned to China! He was placed under house arrest, but eventually they let him go and he came back to Manila again. They say his Mandarin was not that perfect, but his heart so great that it moved Chinese listeners to tears. He did the broadcast with a Chinese "secretary," who apparently read Scripture passages and helped him with his Chinese! This photo was taken in the 1950's when he returned the second time. Dr. Robert Bowman has a story of a Medical Doctor he met in Hong Kong, who became a Christian listening to him. The doctor said that his Chinese was poor, but "something" in his spirit made him keep listening. Year: 1954 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 12:00:57 |
broadcaster DZAS | Image Size: 676 x 552 File Size: 205 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00050 |
 | Full size reproduction of the on air announcement for KZAS in 1948 that went to the FEBC mailing list in the U.S. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Updated: 2008-06-19 13:32:22 |
KZAS publicity | Image Size: 636 x 783 File Size: 236 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00051 |
 | Philippines Secretary of Justice Roman Ozaeta delivering KZAS dedicatory address on July 4, 1948. Photo is scanned from an FEBC publication. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Updated: 2008-08-31 12:01:27 |
celebrity KZAS | Image Size: 495 x 604 File Size: 127 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00052 |
 | A version of this photo appeared in the 1949 "Broadcaster" publication. The caption reads: "Valiant protectors of CRCM from stray dogs and carabao." The boys are Jim Bowman and Jerry Kreps. "CRCM" was the acronym for "Christian Radio City Manila", a term adopted when the compound reached about ten structures. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Updated: 2010-03-14 20:16:09 |
MK missionary CRCM | Image Size: 598 x 553 File Size: 225 k Original: Paper document Stored: Kreps private collection |
| 00053 |
 | John Broger was the first President of FEBC. Before becoming a Christian, John had been involved in Broadway productions and was familiar with the strengths of media. The Brogers gave many years to FEBC, and after retiring from FEBC went on to serve the Lord in other ways. Dorothy was the editor of the first FEBC publications. She was also a talented pianist, and in this rare picture you see them both in the FEBC Philippines studio C. Microphones: RCA SK-50, RCA 74-B, RCA 44-BX. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 12:01:43 |
founder microphone | Image Size: 968 x 684 File Size: 263 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00054 |
 | This is a 1939(??) Chevrolet that has been converted into some kind of Jeepney. It was used by FEBC to shuttle people to downtown Manila and back. The caption of this picture in a 1950's"Broadcaster" publication explains that missionary ladies went to a hospital every Thursday to minister to patients, many of whom were WWII casualties. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-03-08 09:52:02 |
equipment missionary vehicle | Image Size: 978 x 633 File Size: 412 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00055 |
 | Transmitter building, Manila. The building is just newly completed in time for the July 4 inauguration of KZAS. Palm branches will substitute for landscaping for the big event! Note that no additions to the building have been started. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-19 13:56:17 |
facility CRCM construction | Image Size: 868 x 648 File Size: 268 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00056 |
 | President Ferdinand Marcos visits FEBC, Manila for the 20th anniversary of DZAS. The principal figures are Robert H. Bowman, Max Atienza (in the black suit.), Hahn Browne, President Marcos. FEBC maintained good relationships with all governments regardless of party. Often during times of civil unrest and revolution, DZAS was the only non-governmental station allowed to remain on the air because of its impartial news reporting. Year: 1968 Country: PHL Set: 14 Updated: 2006-07-18 13:24:10 |
celebrity missionary anniversary founder | Image Size: 883 x 728 File Size: 265 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00057 |
 | One of the very first views of the primitive Manila control room, possibly late 1948, early 1949. The adjoining studios A, B, and C appear to be still under construction. Note the 30 inch acetate recording discs with narrow cuts...probably the first recorded station breaks or special messages. After use, the acetate was boiled off the aluminum disc so it could be bent into a chassis for PM radios. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 12:02:02 |
equipment CRCM | Image Size: 974 x 628 File Size: 234 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00058 |
 | PMs are being assembled in the shop behind the Manila administration/studio building in about 1950. The workers are: Justino Lacanilao, Proceso Marcelo, missionary engineer Howard Erickson. People often ask about the kind of batteries used in the original PMs; you can see one of the dry cells in the striped container next to Justino. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2008-08-26 20:32:48 |
PM-radio staff equipment | Image Size: 629 x 520 File Size: 165 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00059 |
 | Dr. Ho Sheng Huang was an FEBC Amoy Broadcaster in 1949, on short wave from Manila. The program was called "Chinese Gospel Hour" and targeted the 10 million Amoy speakers in South East Asia, including China. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-08-31 12:02:14 |
broadcaster | Image Size: 1176 x 792 File Size: 589 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00060 |
 | An unusual photograph with Chinese writing in which the whole Manila expat missionary staff celebrates Mrs. Chua Kian Tiang's one year anniversary of broadcasting in Amoy on DZAS. The Photo was taken on August 20, 1949. The people in the photo are:, front, l to r: Mildred Kreps, Violet Pipkin, Mrs. Chua, Helen Barker, Betty Geary, Pat Handlos. In back, Dick Rowland, Paul Pipkin, Homer Kreps, Phyllis Kreps, Jane Handlos, Dick Handlos, Don Geary, Dorothy and John Broger. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 8 Updated: 2008-08-25 09:52:39 |
missionary staff CRCM broadcaster | Image Size: 837 x 589 File Size: 319 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00061 |
 | A "Portable Missionary (PM)" box. The woodworker in the CRCM woodshop made the boxes of mahogany - the standard and most popular wood for construction of just about anything, in the Philippines. The "grille" was hand-sawn with a coping saw from masonite. Now the workers in the middle section of the shop would insert the electronics, generally to receive one or several of the FEBC stations.The idea to construct the radios came when it became apparent after DZAS's sign on in mid-1948, that many people within reach of DZAS did not have electricity or radios. It turned out to be one of FEBC's most successful programs. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2006-03-19 21:49:42 |
PM-radio equipment | Image Size: 960 x 668 File Size: 253 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00062 |
 | A standard FEBC "Basic Brochure", this one from 1946, which outlines the purposes of FEBC. Various versions of the brochure provided, in addition to a statement of belief, variable information on the reverse side [see #00063] such as the current board of advisors, new addresses and other information. PDF version Year: 1946 Country: USA Set: 18 Updated: 2007-03-06 15:07:54 |
publicity | Image Size: 825 x 630 File Size: 394 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00063 |
 | A 1946 FEBC "Basic Brochure". This side of the publication contains an endorsement from "First Mate Bob" of the Haven of Rest radio program. PDF version. Dr. Robert H. Bowman, one of the founders of FEBC, was a member of the original Haven of Rest quartet, a broadcast heard nationally in the U.S. by network from about 1934. The generosity of Haven of Rest to provide this endorsement to be mailed to its own mailing list was, and still is, unparalleled. The opposite side of this document is [#00062] . Year: 1946 Country: USA Set: 18 Updated: 2007-03-06 22:02:12 |
publicity cooperation | Image Size: 828 x 628 File Size: 340 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00064 |
 | "Gospel and Song" was a Christian radio program produced at the Calvary Assembly church in Inglewoood, California. As can be noted in the text, the program had started in 1933-34, under the leadership of Robert Bowman, and William J. Roberts, pastor of the church. Both of these men, were, of course two of the three original members of FEBC's Founding Executive Committee. It was from this radio effort and the Haven of Rest radio program [see #00063] that Dr. Bowman had gathered his radio experience and his belief in its power to reach people. It was also the principal means by which people across American learned about the new radio venture called Far East Broadcasting Company. (Note: Ralph Carmichael, the well-known composer/conductor eventually took over Dr. Bowman's responsibilities with this program). Year: 1946 Country: USA Updated: 2008-06-19 13:33:49 |
publicity music | Image Size: 638 x 824 File Size: 238 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00065 |
 | FEBC's first financial report to the public, covering the year 1946. Year: 1946 Country: USA Updated: 2006-03-19 21:50:36 |
finance publicity | Image Size: 900 x 597 File Size: 230 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00066 |
 | 1946 announcement to the FEBC supporting public in the USA that Philippines authorities have given permission for a local AM and three short wave frequencies. Of historical note is the fact that the Philippines had become a sovereign nation just three months before. Year: 1946 Country: USA Updated: 2008-08-02 18:08:57 |
publicity | Image Size: 638 x 821 File Size: 207 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00067 |
 | Kenneth and Gladys Short had been missionaries in Borneo with the Assemblies of God. They came to Manila in September of 1947 as FEBC Philippines' second expat missionary family, and helped with the radio programming. Image is scanned from a Broadcaster publication. Year: 1947 Country: PHL Set: 23 Updated: 2008-07-31 20:42:53 |
missionary staff cooperation | Image Size: 331 x 334 File Size: 158 k Original: Paper document Stored: La Mirada |
| 00068 |
 | Dick and Jane Handlos with their daughter Pat sailed for Manila in February of 1948 (arriving in March) on the Indian Bear freighter of the Pacific Far East Line, along with the transmitter and other technical equipment for the operation of the new radio stations (other FEBC personnel were also on board). Dick as a qualified radio engineer had participated in the construction of the new equipment before departure.- 1948, Philippines, USA, missionary Year: 1948 Country: USA Set: 23 Updated: 2006-11-01 11:34:32 |
missionary staff | Image Size: 950 x 778 File Size: 416 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00069 |
 | Richard Rowland was among the third group of missionaries to arrive in Manila in March of 1948, to help install the transmitters for the new FEBC stations. He remained a faithful worker in FEBC for many years, serving in the Philippines to help get DZAS and other regional stations on the air. He eventually returned to the U.S. and served at KGEI in San Francisco until his retirement in the 1990's. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 23 Updated: 2008-06-18 20:14:05 |
missionary staff | Image Size: 235 x 308 File Size: 103 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00070 |
 | The Veidmarks The Arvid Veidmarks were FEBC's first missionaries. Their job was to prepare the 12½ acre site at Karuhatan (Valenzuela) about 2 miles north of the city limits of Manila. The tool of choice was this "JeepDozer" that Arvid used to clear the site in readiness for the construction of housing. The Veidmarks at first lived in U.S. Army housing, before moving to Karuhatan in May of 1947. The jeep was purchased in California (where the photo was taken prior to departure. Year: 1947 Country: USA Updated: 2008-08-02 18:16:58 |
missionary staff vehicle construction | Image Size: 950 x 734 File Size: 484 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00071 |
 | In early 1947, FEBC launched a radio program for release in North America called "The Call of the Orient." Its purpose was to heighten awareness of the new radio organization. Its method was to find radio stations throughout America that would air the program on a sustaining basis. The program featured missionary stories, gospel messages, as well as music. The photograph shows Ralph Carmichael directing the FEBC orchestra while on the left Robert Bowman and John Broger wait for their cues. Year: 1947 Country: USA Updated: 2006-03-19 21:52:09 |
celebrity music founder | Image Size: 467 x 345 File Size: 213 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
| 00072 |
 | A very high quality photograph of a home in the Philippines where a "Portable Missionary"(PM) has been placed. The PM's knobs on the front allow for "on" and "off" and tuning. The home is probably in the Pampanga/Zambales area, since it appears Ayta tribespeople are present (on the right); the antlers suggest mountains nearby. The traditional Filipino Christmas Star is hanging, indicating it is Christmas time. Possibly around 1953. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-26 20:33:33 |
PM-radio scene | Image Size: 1152 x 1432 File Size: 842 k Original: Black & white Print Stored: La Mirada |
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