CHASE, Chief Judge.
The appellants, invoking the diversity jurisdiction of the court, sued to recover damages for the breach by the appellee of a contract. The first count in the complaint, and the only one with which this appeal is concerned, alleged that on or about September 10, 1945, the appellants and the appellee made a contract in the City of New York, where the appellee had its principal place of business, in substance as follows:
The appellants agreed...
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