Keynote import pngs wrong size

Keynote 6.1 inserts PNG images with transparency at 50% of the proper size.
This has caused me hours of frustration to figure out...  If there is no transparency, images import just fine.
Anyone else have this issue?
Gary

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bs8td4f7y723f0t/close%402x.png   -- inserts at 26pt.
Insert [email protected], linked above, into Keynote 6.1 and it should insert at 26 pt instead of 52 pt.
However, insert [email protected], linked below, and it will insert correctly at 52pt.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qcn5qq67nbrute5/expand%402x.png   -- inserts correctly, at 52pt.
Both are reported to be saved a the same dpi according to photoshop, and both images saved in the same manner within Photoshop as PNG.
I noted this issue doesn't seem to involve transparency.. that was a wrong assumption.  I can't see what is causing this discrepancy.
Ideas?
Gary

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