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Pago EigliE EK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, EA GRANDE. ORE. Monday, June 2,' 1930 A New Pair FREE Headlight SHRUNK. III OutwearTwo Ordinary Pa ir SOLD BY Civil War Vets Unable to Join In Ceremonies I liy Mrs. L. 'I.. Terra II i (Observer Correspondent) i IN ION (Special) Dcitplto the Kencrnl downpour ol rain on Jec oratiuri day there una n fjood at tendance at, tint program hi' Id at tho pymnamuiu In thu afternoon. The usual march to the bridge w hero short ceremonies were to be held had to bo dispensed with and the children didn't irct to decorate thu Braves. Kor tho first time In many years rmon'H iwo remaining Civil war veterans, Mum ilayneh and Kd Hall wc.ro not able to at tend tho exercises and the Hew It. ;. Lee in liia address madu special comment on their absence, l-'ollowitiff the program the Wo man's Ilclfef Corps assisted by the American L?K'on auxiliary served a wonderful chicken dinner to about G5 people. Including the le Klon, national guard an! band boys. .Many out -of-town pe plc visited I'nion that day and Km t the ceme tery well decorated with floral memento. Several members of the tennis dub from I'nion went to Imblcr yesterday to part lei pa to In the tournament to b0 held there. Kaln Interfered considerably with the .af ternoon's program. Word came .Saturday of the death of Otto Schuck's brother in Halter that afternoon. 8. IS. Miller mude several trips to I taker laat week in tho Interest of the wool market, Win, Vogel accompanied him on one of hit trip:'.' V. ? , . Ir. Geo Hoffman. J. IS. Allen. " -" J. K. Hutchinson and Ted made up Countries com,prl.rfng North; a finhlng party to go to the Jnv K;.utirand Central America and naha country last Thursday morn tho Wflt indies wero the- best nR., They llJI(, rather a wet otit inurkct for A.ULericnn-niado, hand ing, with a poor catch of fish but loo Is In 1 !''!. ihad n good time In spite of those handicaps. They returned Kridaj night. I ' Mrs. Ueorgo Goodbrod sustained bad cut above her rlirht anklo Start today to get rid of nervousness," Thursday while w orking in the sleeplessness, und increase vitality by yard and went to Jlut LaiUq to have shipment of 300 baby chicks last ' week. Mr. Wllhyconibo and Ills 1 forces are busy getting their ex hibits ready for tho stock show. Mr. and Mrs. JSd Castor and Mrs. Km mil Myser left Saturday morn ing for Corvallls to attend thu graduating exercises of O. S. C. as MARKET JEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO WHEAT Open High l.v I.07I.0K 1.08ft !' --l.lK 01.11 1.1 IK their eon. J.yle, Is a iiii'iulter of the JIlw J.15 1.IU i ncir sun, i-cn, win join i - to I POUTt ANH WHEAT '.Inly . S-t. "Nerves,'onEdge? , t.itiinrr n t.-ihleminnn nf Tanlac Iwfore . H dressed. u. i ...,1 1 f. w,i-c 1 I'lias. .. .... . ' I'Vrn, of 'JVlocnset, iotauig ii ku ii iu nu you ui nidi I It 11 and daughter Visited at tho horn., of her Mister. M rs. A. ( . tired, strained feeling and sleepless palmer, ono day In si week. nights. It must help you, or money i . Mrs. I.ouls Hidclcr went to Hot class. l hem at Portland und ulso go CorvaMM. Mrs. Zoo Nieco and daughter, Mae J5oo, of J.os Angeles, caiiin dotvn from ISndlcott, Wash., where they have been visiting, to spend UceorntJon day with tho former's mother, Mrs. Jtemillard. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert on, of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. IS. 1. Coburn nnd children and Mrs. Lee Fever drove over to Wal lowa Lake to spend Sunday a week ago. Mr. und Mrs. Itobert JSakin wero over from Im Grando Decoration day. , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson and small daughter , Lucille and Dr. and' Mr. T. M. Gllmore left this morning for a sight seeing trip to tho east. They will travel on tho Old Orr-Pnn Trull unit vluit nl'.nou of interest along tho way. They I 10'" hai-ft no nnrtfelilur d..Hl Inn linn In mind but plan to spend the month of June traveling. With good luck Cows, they think they may bo able io ineludo Florida In their Itinerary. Mrs. Amanda Kennedy arrived home last week from Low J .on 1.01 1.MS4 Cltioe 1.07 MO Ml BARBERS OF OREGON HERE FOR MEETING (Continued from I'ago Ono) Open ......1.(11 .......l.oiw "l!ih i.o i a 1.01 Low I 1.0 I '4 i.oajj Close 1 .0 1 V. l.osy. Ill TTKItFAT .SAN l-'UANL'ISUU, Juno ; (AI'J nns und liutterfat f. o. b. Sn Francisco, lie. MVKltl'OOIj WII10AT I.I VKitl'OOU Juno 2 (Al') Win in closo: July $1.18; October ?l.li; Diccmbcr $1.21. I'tJISTIiAMI LIVESTOCK I-OIITLANIJ, Juno 2 AI') Cutllo InelndiUK 20 on con tract; calves 12ii,, oiiunluK slow. Sleeis, 1 1 00-1 300 lbs. 111. (Mi'. 111.. f.O, kooiI ll.G0rLiI2.IMl, ini'diuni 0. 50J $1 1.50, cuiuuion !1.00 l?f Heifers, good 110.00 ip common to medium 18.00 at lin.oo. kooiI la.oo'ii a.r,o, mon to int-uium I7.2f fti s.uo cutter to cutter 14.00 (fi 7.25. Hulls (yearlings excluded) 7.75US.2 Butter, Egg Prices Same As Thursday I'OUTbAND, Ore., Juno 2 (Al') JJUtler uml dbk prices opened the week lit levels In . ffect when the marketH closed lmt Thursday for the three-day holiday. lioth products appeared weak under an accumulation of supplies, ullhougn the demand over the holiday pcr Jod was reported as brisk. J The fruit anif vegetablu market was uncltungfd with the exception of new potatoes, which were cheaper at 4 to 4 ',4c a pound.. - Strawberries are of better quulity ;Uid slightly easier in price. I low &1A .iVlLLiliilJ Ashland cutter to medium d.ht)di 7.7 u. where fhe has spent most or the,L'alves 8.S0( I'J.SO, cull to mc w inter. llefor,, returning lo I'nion dium $li.oo fi; IS.50. Vealers, Inilk she took a trip Into Cullfornia. J fed 1 1 0.00 '.e $ 1 1.50, medium IU.00 Mrs. Nell Woods and two ehll- 5' 1 10.00, cull tu culnmon C.506j. dren and her mother, Mrs. Medal- 1 5'J.OO. Ian, of Iji Grande, spent Decora- Hogs: 28UU; opening sow Willi (ion day with Mrs. Hello Mustek, (slaughter classes 25e lower; heavy Mrs. Krleda. MartenB; who came Weiglit ?;t.00 fi' 110.50. .Medium up from Portland for Decoration weight 'J.50 fiT 1 1 1.00. llght w eight day spent a few days vlslllug lo.7rfi II 1.00. Light lights 110.00 friendn and relallves. She returned ft, ill. 00. l'acklng sows IS. 00 tf IN GAiXG WAR OVER SUNDAY (ConMnned from Page One) to Portland Monday. I)r. Hoffman's mother, Mrs. Fred I loffman, of Caldwell, Idaho, and his grandmother, Mrs. Mattio No ble, of lllalr, Nebraska, have been $:i.oo. Slaughter pigs tti.&uft ?10. fa. ji'eeder and stocker pigs $11. 'Mi (.?i:i.oo. (Kofi or oily hogs and roasting pigs excluded in ouotations). visiting at nis home since, i-riuay. Sheep Tlin.. i.-ll ........ I.i ....4 II 'l'.. .....I.. . t,jt ..... ...4.M. ....m , i n.Kij, eontnici n wunuay Airs. Jioffman s par- (Ouotutions except on lambs on ems, Mr. and Mrs. JS. J. Murphy, shorn banis) lambs, good to ehoic and her sister, Mrs. Jane Temple js.no fi( $y.0U, milium $fi.5i) $K.O0. and sons. Hoy and Ned, drove over ah wciL'htH. finiiiiion S.r.UU (a $fi.5u. has any particular gang record, police said. . . ' Tho body of the ride victim, found early today behind the Mil waukee avenuo bank, indicated that ' the slaying had occurred about J 'i hours before. The body, however, wa:; not in, the alley half an hour before.lt was .discovered. On this point tho watchman who found it was positive. Tho body above I ''y on " Pioco of carpet on which it had been dragged tome dis- ;fni tucliiiliiiif' 107 on pniuauiy i rom an auiomo- fahlv steailv to weak. ! ''He. A belt was around the chest, j of the last convention wero read jand a report given by secretary j I. I. I'emier. Joe 1'aradiBe , of I Laker, is chairm-m of the resolu I lions and by-laws committee with Luy Nmt. I'ortland; It. L. Hey- naml. La Grande, and T. Aquino, ' I'ortluiid. thy members. Tint legislative committee con ' j,!si!j of: William Hadabaugh. j taker, ehainnan; F. 1 i'enner. J'ortlaud; ISl L. Johnson. Oregon i City; Louie JOvans, La Grande; Itae Last, national orKanizer. j Air. Jtadaljaugh ai;d '. H. Win fton, of lSugene, are mem.bers of the n udl ting committee with H. i:. Slate, of Lend, chairman. ; At 1 :3n this afternoon a busi iieK meeting was held with the I report of com milt ees and also a ' report, by J 'resident ISd I,. John son on the St. Paul convention, l.ecturo Tonight ! Tonight - program will inxlnde ' si lfcuire"at 7:iiu o'clock by H. Jiab'. a report of Mr. Ni-i-r, seere j tary fc'talo board of barber exam i IneiH. and a talk by -A. H. Hunter, j cecretary of the I'nion county jicha miter oi (commerce on "I.egiH ! Iatiun." j Tin- linruer f;; o; s will elcse at I 'J :.'IU Tuesday afternoon and Will J not open again until Wednesday morning'. - ( j I V I?"S OPINION' TODAY ' . SALISM, (jro., June 'S ,(AP)-f-; Tho state board of barber exam-iner.-i Is renin red by law to pay 'only' 1 1) per cent of its receipts into. Hit general fund of the state, rays an opinion by Attorney Gen eral Van Wini; io to Keci ctury of Slate iloss. ' back. few Till: FlltST DI'TY We believe that the Mist duty of the Funeral Director Is towards the surviv ing relatives of the " ono who has passed on. For that reason we omit nothing thai might . con trib ute to their comfort and bi-lnr some eon- solation for the! r Morrow. Our Servlr.! is always dependable and sympathetic. WALKER'S FUNERAL SERVICE 51H AT SPRING ST. PHONE m42 Lake last Wednesday fur ' days stay. J Mrs. . JStliel Wetzel and thr j children left Saturday evening for I lllpnria. Wash, to Join Mr. Wetzel. (They expect to makn their home .there for the next few years. I .Mr. and Mrs. Clive Wilson and jwwill daughter and Mrs. Durnettle Wilson wore dinner guests of Mr. uml Mrs. F, N, Fox Wednesday evening. .. .. T. D. .Smith . drove to Wallowa ami Joseph on Thursday visiting many places along the way lo boost for tho Htoek nhow. lie returned Friday nnd went to Muddy Crock on Saturday. The Hoys' and Girls' 4l clubs were holding a meeting at Ueuben Daniels and he talked to them about their displays for tho show'. Mrs. Dan Hnird, of La Grande, i Mrs. T. D. Smith, Mrs. George I Hnird, Leona. Spmy and Sol Sea-! mens lert Friday for a, visit at lUg- ! gins, Idaho with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 1 A. Ailklns, They wern expected home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kddie MeMnslers and children went0to Portland the; first of last week for a visit. They; returned (he last or tho week. ! Mrs. Sarah Caspar, of Mot. IjiUc. . was a I'nion visitor Thursday af ternoon. , ' The experiment farm received a si BLACK AND WHITE MINSTREL SHOW (Local Talent) M'O.VSOItKK iv it. K. CliritCII ADMISSION 50c La Grande Hotel Ballroom THURSDAY JUNE 5 from Pendleton for the day. S. C. Jones from the entomology department of O. S. C. assisted by Cedrle Gale placed two chees; cloth cages In tho cherry orchard at Mrs. Hell Wright's last week as an experiment to determine the best time to spray tor rhn cherry fruit fly. The mnggot thalMies in the soil where It has dropped from the tree tin season before emerges as a full grown fly In May or early June and this Is the time to stop their activity. Files began to rise from lh,. ground very soon after the cages wero set up. News comes to Union of the birth of u son on May 2H to Mi". and Mrs. Frank Holconib al New bridge, Ore. M rs. J Toleomb was formerly Fay Mayfleld. Harley Allen, attorney from Wallowa, visited In Union Thurs day on his way to Portland. Mrs. Alex Sinter's daughters, M rs. Thelma Ackerman and M rs. Thorn Green arrived from Portland the m id ilte of last week and will remain in I'nion for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Turnbow, of La Grande, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C Palmer last Wednesday. Mrs. Delbert Irwin was taken to Hot Lake last Wednesday lor medical attention'. The Women's lUbl,, class of the Methodist church had n most pleasant social afternoon at thu home of Mi'H. Viola Parker last Thursday afternoon. About 2(1 en joyed the games and contests ar ranged by the entertainment com mittee and later the refreshments served by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Davis and L. '.. Terra 1 1 mad(. a business trip lo linker Thursday forenoon anil to ! La Grande In the afternoon. Walter Cork returned W'edncs ; day night from ti ten day stay In 1 Portland. i Win. Ilolcomb, of Itaker, spent ja few days th,. first of last week iingllng for salmon in the vicinity I nf I'nion. He made pleasant calls on several Union friend?. I .ester Katon who has been making his home In Portland has returned lo Union ami expects to remain here indefinitely. 'Yearling wethers $:S.75 fir ISwes $2.7fii;'3.fi0, J20-150 lba. .Medium to choice $2.50 (ii $3.25, all weights, common $ LOO (? $2.5". ! joktijAM ritopLt i; ! P.OKTLANI), Ore., June 2 (AT) Mutter: weak; cubes: extra, 32c; standards, 3Lc; -prime firsts, Jtiie; firsts, ' 2'Jc. Creamery prices: prints r,c over cube standards. Kggs: weak: pricea to retailers: fresh extraa, 2flc: standards, 25c; fresh medium, 24c. Prices to wholesalers 2c under price to n taih-rs. Milk: steady; raw milk (4 per cenl) $2.30 fii- $2.40 ewt. Delivered Portland, less 1 per cent; grail n H milk, $2.(15. Dntterfat, station 27c: track. 2Hc; deliveries in l;orlland, :ioc. ' Poultry: -steady; (buying prices) alive heavy liens over 4 ! medium hens 3 rt A lbs. 20c; light hens 17c; broilers. 1 t 2 V6 lbs. Leghorns 1 7c; colored, 211 p 2Sc: pekin ducks, 4 lbs. ami ove , 25 fti 2Sc; old, J5 (w inc.; : colore ducks. 1 S. ft i 20c. Country meals: steady; (buying prices) chnleo veal. HW;; pork, 1 fi f 1 He; choice lambs, I S (jf 20c; mutton rf'J 7c, ' Onions: steady; Oregon $1.15171 $1.75. Potatoes: new lower; Gems No. I grade $3.75 K $4.mt. New pota toes: California Ari4-.v. II). Wool: steady: Kaslern Oregon. , 1 1 So II).; valley 2 4c. mohair: I long staple. 25c lb., kid, 3Bc lb. j Hay: sl-ady; (wholesale, buylnf? prices, delivered Portland) Kastern j (Jregoli limolhy. $22. 5a i $23. 5e; do valley $i;i.oo'i( $l!i.50; alfalfa. $ I e.ou 4i $2ii.oti; clover $ l ti.n: oat hay $ir,.oa; straw, $7.lHKo - $K.(M ton; selling prices $1.00(V .'.0'i more. drawn tight .under the armpits. and tho killers are believed to. have used it in pulling the body to the $nce whero it was found. $5.50. j "Though Druggau and Mj-s. Ale- shooting, police- wero convinced' another person wa In llio group at the time of 'the attack. This man, they wero told by a waiter al llio resort, loaded Druggan and the womnn Into an automobile. Two hot) ru Inter the pair were delivered at the University of Chi cago hospital 40 miles away. 'Hu man left before he could be .ques tioned. Druggan and Mrs. McGinn Is wero each wounded four times. Samuel Mfuistci o, 3S, died lat -or 'in a hospital, lie falleil to tell police Hut identic of his slayers or the reason for the attack. , 'Hull" Drown, Vanderbolt's till- Southern football guard for' tht;; past two seasons, will coach tho" Commo.dore "It" team next fall. Birthday Dinner Club Entertained Off to Swim! In Bathing Suits For All the Family I You'll soon be seeking the thrill of diving and swimming in cool waters. . . . and you'll enjoy the assurance of looking smart and colorful, if you choose your bathing outfit at J. C. Penney's! It's not a bit too early for you and your family to make you selections! . Boy i' speed orreRu lation itylcd wits of all vool Giy ; ; ''. r itripcj or ; lolid : Men's speed or regt- colors for laiion cut models of ft a ss pure wurned. Strip S .TO'SZ.H or solid col- 2 98 ' ors. ' Only " One and two-piece pure wool tuici for women and misses. . Solid colors, stripes or cod- $2.98 trmi . . . . lty Alls. Cliarics SjHkni''r ((Hjscrver crorrusiioiliU'nt) " niiANUB HAI.I, (Spi'i-iul) lira! I-:i-(H-Ht t.-hon nnd AIi-h. J. . . Kintitz were lui.stoK.ses Thursday to ll.u nuMnbci-H l th Hirthclay Ullr 'llso J( at , noon .,,. hes. n.T clnh n.l a ro- visuorH ,it -tliu ), .U(,,ns0 , only eishlh urado Home of Mrs. JKsI.o,.),'. TIhtu w.To u ,n lhJ HL.h0oi, imsm-,1 tHo li ..v, nt ror Uk. .HIIclouH dinnfi- ,.x.tnllniillon and did wull in m-rvud at 1:3d o clock. Visitors for i , KruU.s Hohcn s,,t.nccr passed tin: flay were Mrs. Ii. W. Schroti- i.i,., ,u. i ,..,,..., .1,,, Jluff, Mrs. Kent 1 , f t nM,..ia., f.. ,1,., ..,. Waller Hoppoi-,r, ,.; nerlin. anu inss Kchroiult!' J.G.PENNEYGQ ' 108 Depot St. La Grande. Ore. d.r. Airs. A. K. nt'th I-trown, A; rs. Mm. Charles Hniu;. I Jorothy Kmulz. 1 i;s. . cate frotnth, county school sup. t'erlntenchmt' and a prize from Alra. 1'ivii Kii,i.i:i in innuoir I ) l'r I tO IT. Juno 2 ( A 1 ) CaiiKter.'i' buiis, breaUIn into ac tivity after several weeks quiet, took five lives In the metropolis tan area during the week end, two of the victims bnlnjjf police men who, wero shot down from an automobile which they flopped in' t heir In vest iprall wi of a hit-r r. accldcnl, Tho fifth victim, an Italian who wa;l not Iminediately Identil'Iefl, was went to his dealh with four bullets hi his head and body at daybreak today. Police connect ed this killing with the sleiotini; of two I tu Hans in a fivh n .a r lift Hal urday afternoon. Tho policemen were believed to have been killed by run ritn nem Two men wero hel l in con nection wilii this crime. ih'i.iiiil' a ini.'inocr oi ino ciurj..;, . ii,ni-i ,,u . i;;, i,,,,,.!,,.. Airs. Small, who is employed al ,,,.. . . the home of Air. and Airs. Charles !- M,l,' MiHIonlierff. who is at end (iekelcr, left early Thursday mnrie ' '"f " nl tnimlnir- Hcjyool in in for Xampa. 1,1a. to .spend I )ee-1 1 "r,an(I i ''l'tuil "-.me the last oration day and visit over Sunday. !of th' 1,, k to 'Hiperate fropi Ji .'rhlayH May 2 wn the last day r,,t''-,nt n ess. for iaherty school and pupils.) KrneHt Itasain left teacher and poi-enta observed tho for llielr' home In Kennewlek, oecu ranee by picnicking at Cove, ; Wash, after visiting with Airs, swimming beiugi the day's diver- George Clckeler and other relatives sion. A lovely picnic lunch was since Alonday afternoon. 17 II.. .Hibberd,',! Mrs. 5ltuby Knight, Alra A. JO. Huff and Mr. und Ali-s. CitarloH Spencer and son, Jce, spent I'uuday with Afr. ami Mrs. Leo Winn of Hobinctt. Air. and Airs. Winn, former Grande HoiiiU valley residents, -have; pur chased a fruit farm near ltohinett (a little town located on the Knakc river) and uro very happy In their new location. The pelch crop in that section is short but tho pros pects for grapes, apricots', pears and other frjlts of ihat locality are good. Mr. and Mra. AV. It. Gckeler. Airs. Kdlth Gekeler and Mr. and Airs. Kd Kckley, all of Blue Alt. grange, attended linker county Po mona, meeting held .Saturday with Mel; wan grange. SIMPLEX SHOES THE LONG WEARING KIND FOR CHILDREN A FEW BROKEN SIZES TO CLOSE OUT S2..10 Values, sie 2 lo 3 for ?l.,-)0 ?2.!r Values, size 5'2 to 8 for 51.98 $:l..'() Values, size 8'j lo 11 for $2,13 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Hit. (Hen Graduates To Attend L. II. S. Uy Mrs. 10. I). Whiting ( Observer Correspondent ) AIT. C.1.KW Ore. (Special) Kiuhth grade graduates from the local school w ere Yerda Neheker. Anna Mae Whiting. Mamie Leak and l'Yrd Met "oy. These children expect to enter I In I ji Grande I Huh Mdiool tills fall. Huby Kelk. gene I l.ihhert u ere member: High school Vernon Waltc. Ku and Union Zaui; of the l.a C. ramie Kratluatin elan ALWAYS AT VOI R SERVICE WITH THE LOWEST TRICKS IN TOWN Men's work shirts made of fine (trade fhamhray, triple stitched, reinforced at every point of strain 39c Mens dress sliirts made of K('"iim Hrondclolli, in all Hie popular colors. Collar attached style omeii s frocks and aprons for house and street wear, beautifully trimmed, si vied for the neat dresser u 95c U omen s silk dresses in crepes, prints and satins, crepe hack in the most attractive styles and colors of the season $3.95 to $12.95 1 ,.VV t AN SAVK TK MOST HERE ON I J'l"rV':AK 1'U T"K KNT,RK ,, AM"-Y from thU com.iiiunlty. i Parley, Norman and Kloyd l-'eik motored to various Idaho paints on business Ttiursdny. M. and Mrs. Paul .aimg enler lained the youm; pciiple of the ; community li iday evening at a delightful h'une pnrty. The even ing was spent plt,ylmr Kanies. I.unch Hat served at u late hour. Joseph l-Vik hits been bronchi t the borne of his parents here, lie has he. ii ill nf pneumonia at tho G mi iii I c Itonde hospltiil for ni.iiui lime, but W much iioproved now. A number of lineal people at tended the Al. I. A. tryout evi-iitiii; at Hi., sijiki reeil'HtioiKiI halt In La Grande. SCGAK A.M KM) I'll POItTLAN I , Ore., Jrne 2 (AP) Suar (sacked basis) steady; can., fruit or berry $4.!H per cwl. Beet sugar $1.75 cwl, Klour: steady: (city delivery prices) family patents, 4!uj $7.uu; whole wheat, -Ins $ti. 1; graham, -pis $:.:hi; bakers' hard wheat. ?Ss $ . 2 o : bakersr bluest em patents, -P.'s $(j.r.D; iastry flour, 4'.'s $G.ro. POltTI.AM) CASK POIITLAXD, Ore.. June 2 (AP) Cash wheat: Mig Hend bluesteiu, hard w hite $ t . I r, i . Soft white $1.(:P,A. Western white $l.o:t Hard winter, fti.ui Northern spring $1.01 A . Western red $l.(H oats: No. n-.'is lh. white $:!:. on. Today's car receipts; wheat fir, barley l, flour 15. corn 11, hay 2. "Itiibi." 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