The Hillsboro argus., December 21, 1944, Page 2, Image 2

g — WTM S B O R O ARG VS
Poslal Noies
Pageant Will Be Slated Soon
Given Friday
Eastern Star Will
Sponsor C ard Parly
R FFD V IL l.F
B eav er v h ap ter
K a d e rn S tar, w ill give a c a rd jxir-
tv D ecem ber 30 at « 30 p. m . at
th e M isonic tem ple in B eaverton
P inochle and bridge w ill be p la y ­
ed Prize« w ill be aw ard ed A sm all
odtm « n fee w ill be ch arg ed
Mr» M M S cott is in c h arg e of
arrangem ents. Public invited
r . T. A. Meet«
An e x e e jtiv e P.-T A m eeting
■was held F riday afte rn o o n a t the
•choolhouse to discuss p lan s fot
th e hot lunch p ro g ram p ro x w ed
fo r th e school. D efinite p lan s have
not been eonw leted.
P o stm aster G en eral W alker an-
nouneed
th at
a co n tract
was
aw ard ed t day to r th e m an u fac­
t u r e of lOO.O0e.0OO po -tal notes and
effo rts a re being m ade to place
this new and inexpensive ty p e of
in. n et o rd e r on sale a, alt of th e
1575 f a s t cluss post offices by a p ­
K ER D V 1I.1.F
A C h iistm as
p ag ean t to include costum es ahd
carols of m anv counties w ill b -
given by R eedville school F rid ay
n ig h t at 8 »'clock, in the school
in d ito u u n i M is Clyde Yount i
d irecto r
School will be closed a fte r F .i-
day un til J a n u a r y 2.
A com bined Sunday school p ro ­
g ra m an d w orship service w 11 be
given S unday tn e irm g at tv <0 n
tile S.'h.'.'I an .!::?; .am M is Anna
L in g m an and Mis I. A D ean are
IM«« fo the Big
Ml
C \Y
Suiter Brow« Sodio
H a rriso n an d Mrs O tto G ro ig e.
tre a ts . Jo a n n a MccJeorge and Ida
Christmas Forty
__
Is'U H agg. d eco ratio n s All a re in­
vited.
lla g g Returns
H en ry H ag g re tu rn e d last W ed­
n esday from a 10-day business trip
to C hicago a n d S an F ra n c sco He
w as a d elegate of the In te rs ta te
A ssociated C ream eries to th e a n ­
n u a ’. m eeting of th e N a to n a ’ Co­
operative Milk P ro d u cers' Fe lera-
unnuu
,,
tion held In C hicago D ecem ber k.
7 and 8. w here he spoke on. Sub­
w ith
sidies R e tu rn in g via th e so u th ern
f j ' Smilin' Id McConnell
rout« he atten d ed an osacut v .
m eetin g of th e C hallenge C ream
i
S ofu rd oy, Dec. 2 3
an d R u tte r asso ciatio n
in San
F ran cisco
Mr. a i d Mrs J H W ag en b last
8:3# V M. Station KGH o f I.ong B tach . Cal . form erly of
Reedville. a rriv ed S unday to sp en d
the holidays w ith th eir son-in-law
and d a u g h te r Mr and M rs A V.
M athiesen, and fam ily Mrs. D G
F a ’. k en h ag en an d d a u g h te r S u san
a rriv e d T u esd ay
from
E v erett.
\ \ t o
join th e fam ily group
for a holiday r< un.on at th e M ath­
iesen hom e
E rie M arggi. Prop.
P ic F ra n c is D esehner w ho v is it­
ed his p aren ts. Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n
Hillsboro. Oregon
P eschr.er. w hile on a 30-dav fu r­
lough. left F rid a y fo r F o rt Lewis.
W ash., an d will l.a v e la te r for
San F ran cisco
proximately January 1, 1943
"The
Foetal Note epitomizes
w hat we a .e a ttem p tin g to .icecm-
p lish in tlie e n tire .idm itiist.a: >n
■f tlie P a tai S. i \ .re. Mr. W alker
sa.d. ’ M e w an t tn e P ostal S. rvice
to be c h aracter , ed by eff.c e 'ey
and cc-nom y. We w an t to iticor-
porate m c u r service as m any as
tsibl*
te ext
I'> a d ­
vances an d im provem ents w hich
h av e been re a l.re d in A m erican
business And we w ant w hile per­
form ing o u r w o rk as efficiently as
w e know how to do it. to charge
no m ore for a specific set \ ce that:
th at service costs.
T he new ty p e of m oney o rd et
w ill be m ade av ailab le to post of­
fices o th er th an of th e first class
as rap id lv as ad eq u ate >t.x- .s ol
P o stal
Votes com e
from the
presses H ow ever, from th e I egin-
ntng they m ay be cashed at any
post office i". th e U n ited S tates
E ig h te e n
d en o m in atio n s of
stam p s w ill be issu ed in c ■■.,-
M odern x
“A
(Q liristm as
CAROL"
a re lc. 2c. 3c. 4c. 3c. 6c. 7c. So. 9c.
10e. 20c. 30c. 40c. 50c. 00c. 70o. 8Oc.
90v T h ere w
be eleven dc: ■"■ -
n . -s
V
$' $2
<4. s
$6. $7. SS $8 $10
T h e U: led S tes had V - o'.
N otes from 1SS4 to 1804 They w ere
l.n- ,ed. how ever, to fix ed am ar.:.«
and .".asm'.uch as they w ere p ay ­
ab le to b earer, they lacked th e
secu rity cf th e co n v en tio n al money
o rd er.
T h e new P a ;..'. N ote S d(
as a safe, co n v en ien t an d pc n-omi-
cal wav cf sending th ro u g h the
m ails am o u n ts of money not ex­
ceeding 810 5. r r! t.ed metr. .is
tele . . . . . . . .
o g make* t pos­
sible to h an d le th e Votes at a u n i­
fo rm fee of 5c. T ne conventional
m oney o rd er is " '. be ng d
. . . 1
b y th e new N e e
Busier Brown
Shoe Store
CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING
T U FT IN G
This is the procedure that w ill
b e follow ed w hen P ostal N otes be­
com e a v i.la b le
A p erso n who
w an ts a P ostal N ote f r $2 8? w ill
so to th e m oney o rd e r w indow
The clerk w ill
x a 9 .
a .
stam p to a $2 P ostal Note, and e x ­
ch an g e th e Note for 82 48 T here
a re no ap p licatio n s for th e p u r­
ch aser to fill out. no w ritin g t? be
d o n e by th e clerk T he p u rch aser
leaves th e w indow , w r.tes in th e
nam e of the p ay ee on th e Note,
detach es h is reco rd stub or. w hich
he records th e p a y e e s r. me and
m ails th e P stal N ate The Note
itself is a p re-p u n ch ed calc u latin g
card form .
P ostal Notes of fixed d en o m in a­
tions. not ex ceed .n g SI.1. have beer,
a u th o rized by law sin ce 1911. Ar.
am en d m en t to th e law w as ap ­
p ro v e d J u r e 2S. 1944 w h ah re-
m -v e d th e lim itatio n c f ‘.L xed de-
ra m .n n '. rs " ar.d fix ed tw o c a le n ­
d a r m o n th s from th e d a te '* «< ••
. : * v v-7’
a lid ::v.
as th e pe
SPECIA LIST
LEGLER UPHOLSTERY
5230 S. E. F o ster R oad.
P o rtla n d
P hone S U nset 5273
Local R epresentative:
R oper E lectric Co., H illsboro— P hone 1361
IN T R O D U C IN G
i Not n ecessarily n e w s'
Paul I Patterson getting warm-
Mr- J M Person dc,
Jas t’liiihps
m an clean up his simp and then
not being ab le to find anything
»»star llagg ex p lain in g t h e
'
' t i n R jillc i
being called Mabel.
I red t.iiu o liu s ,u :
an ap-
l'om nn M elson
k i d d i i : s . ' i c o i i o w h o couldn't be
. dded
Vnds I cut« v e r y a
a
Keid II
■rec a ti ' c
di ltlge w e .u in ; a te gallon hal
Fayetta Allen gong into t h e
l'. :ery business .
Eunice
K im m erle a \ . .. a red face
u p 1 ".'V ii.i.E
Annual
-•
I > ' V. h I G : oige w ill
be held D ecem ber 23 a t 8:30 p. ni
at th e G ran g e hull. T ins w ill in ­
clude a C h ristm as tre e w ith treats
for • e ch ild re n and singing of
C h r stm.is carols All G ran g e m em ­
ber- and tn e ir ch ild ren arc in'-ited
A loha G ran g e m em bers w ere
h -is T hursday n ig h t to m em bers
i l B eaverton. H ills'.w ro and C edar
M 11 G rorgc.s. at a jo in t Installa-
t; m of new officers of th e four
i ■ irr. utions. including 16 fo r each
g ro u p C anty officers co nducted
the cerem ony. R efreshm ent« and
a MV. il tim e follow ed
T ables w ere b eau tifu llv d e c o ra t­
ed w h Y ule logs, holly and ta-
s't rs. an d de • -.itc.i -■ ikes featur­
ed li e Ci'.r -tm .is m otif. Mrs A A
C urls-"..
M ss J e a n e tte
LaDue.
M - R alph A nder-on and M rs H
Berov, in w ere in ch arg e of r e ­
freshm ent«. K. b ert A ndress and
M M Sc t: . f dec iral: ms Eighty
w ere in atten d an ce.
sting at
the B ristol h a rd w a re sto re in H ills­
boro d u rin g the holiday rush
Mrs. S te r ie r 111
M is J A. S terzer is seriously
n il and u n d e r the c a re of a p h y si­
cian a t h er home.
N ine local C h ristian F n J e a v o r
young people a tte n d e d th e rally
held S u n d ay afte rn o o n by the
co u n ty union a t th e C h ristian
ch u rc h in B eav erto n .
Jurors Return
Two Indictments
d
• :s w ere re tu rn e d
c ren : c c i.rt M onday by th e
gr nd ju r y In d ictm en ts re-
• irn.ed w te ’ - foil vs: C lau d e
Ja m e s B nd. assau lt w ith a d an g er-
n. an d G eo rg e W alta.
tu t tv offense T he ra n d ju r -
v ere ex cu sed u n til J a n u a ry
T'
ic
J u r y n th e case of E. B A n d e r­
s '" , ch a rg e d w ith larcen y in a
w arehouse, w as unable to agree
a fter being ut six h o u rs an d was
d scharged fr m further c naidera-
/ 1
D on’t say ”Recaps”- s a y
ProA^vt your tire by insisting on only O. K RADI-GRIP
TREAD WELDS — the modern recap that is welded to your
valuable tire casing by the cnly process which protects
your tire from both excessive heats and pressure.
An inspection of our plant will convince you.
too — you can lay your bare band on YOUR tire
casing sidewalls during the curing process.
O. K. RUBBER WELDERS
KNIGHT SIGNAL SERVICE
3rd and Washington — Hillsboro
Phor.e 1251
Exclusion Order
Revoked by Army
(Cunllnurd from p a i1' 1*
that 20 o r 25 j>er cent of (lie p< r-
'l a 'l l
111 BKH Q ueen H lh e r sons trulisfei red fla m the west
C
o held th eir a n n u a l C h rist, coast hav e left relocation centers
m . ivgty last l’liursday in tho and ta k e n 115» life elsew h ere in the
At that • ■ tha co u n try •
.eel ■ pul« lot tho past y ear w ere A n in Views E xpressed
r e 'v d e d M r. 11 E Ew er p re se n t.
Tlie p re nlent at th a t lim e said
. ,
aw ay g i: to M rs " . . d. m any law y ers b e lic 'c d c ti.wns of
caving fo North Duk ta Ja p a n e se e x tractio n could not be
M r. E w er al o p resen ted a b irth - kept locked in eoncenti .non e .u n tis
■ . nfi and b irth d a y c ak e to
It was know n th at th e w ar d e ­
the p asto r's w ife, M rs I .wee.
p a rtm e n t for som e m onths had felt
J i w B Y F h ad a C h r -tm as that the legality of the exclusion
r tj
the church pai Io n Ft I- ord er, p re d icated on a nn itary
d a ' even.ng
situ atio n no longer existing, was
M i. .Ivhii T : : and son J e r ry insecu re
, \ a
t
th e hom e of M r
I’he arm y in S u n d ay 's announce­
I Mis Ih .mk Ti i.
m ent -aid th a t In 1912 it was Im ­
Sli liter on Leave
possible to d e term in e Im m ediately
D ei’e S teiner. R 2 c. w ho ha« w hich |X'i'sons of Jap an ese ancestry
Matthew* 1 ium b for a w ere loyal und w hich w ere not
y v ir ;s hom o on leave ' siting Mass tre a tm e n t o f all Jap an ese-
- m he
Mrs C laire W illiam s American.«. therefore, w as a "neces­
S
M arv s football team w on sary m ilitary p recaution." the d e ­
• :-e U \ O city p aro reh ial school p a rtm e n t -a.d.
' iball
cham ;i. oiship
T uesday Plan« to Be I'rtailed
• o Holy R 's.irv school.
S ince th a t tim e, those who w ere
1 ynn Livengood, w ho has been ev acu ated have been th oroughly
11 • r ’ te past m onth, is a b le to in v estig ated from tlie stand)* int
he
of loyalty, "p ro b ab ly m ore th o r­
In Xulonioblle A ccident
oughly th a n any o th e r segm ent of
d.i.igh'.er of Mr o u r population, the a m i ' added
I M . W 'I - Sjx'iiccr, w as
Tlie W ar R elocation A u th o rity
e v e :e 'v n jn red in an autom obile estim ates th at
13.000 Ja jio ie se -
cc h
S a tu rd a y n ig h t The 1 ghis A m ei leans a re in U nited S tales
n th e c c in w hich she w as rid - u n if irm. including about 5000 from
-g w e t out and th e c a r stru c k the U nited S tates and » Biers from
.. telep :one !"'.c
H aw aii.
M i. fed Sa'.o gave a p a rty for
T w o w holly Jap an ese-A m erican
d..
ier M aria W ednesday. arm y units have been rep o rted In
,s. n being M aria's fifth action th e 100th b attalio n w hich
b irth d ay .
E ight
ch ild re n
w ere w on fam e In Italy, an d th e 442nd
present.
com bat team in F rance
Prozram To Be Friday
S . day .chool C h ristm as pro- ARMY H O S P IT A L S H IP S TO
g- m of th e A loha C om m unity SE KVi: ERESII M il K
B
ch u rch w ill be given Fri-
F rozen g rade A fresh, p a ste u r­
d. ' even.ng at 8 o'clock. E veryone ized. hom ogenized,
w hole m ilk,
w .ll be w elcom e C onic and h e a r w hich w as processed Im m ediately
t ic C h ristm as sto ry as told by th e a fte r p asteu rizatio n , soon w ill be
children.
su p p l.ed a m iv h ospital ships in
quantities lufTlcient to se rv e each
Mtient a q u a rt each day. the Ninth
S erv ice C om m and surgeon stated
today at F o rt Dougla . U tah
G range Christm as
Party S aturday
'
G
V i J
'
Greetings
May tin1 C hristm as lights b u n g i
new desire fur cúm plete V ictory und
I,listing Pence In HM5
\ \?
Oui B ed W ishes go to ' m •»»«• >■■
.ill o u r m en and w om en in e iv iie -
w herever they muy In-
T U L IP
LUNCH
Then* a re a score of w ays
we m ight wish you d iv e r
d u rin g t It b V uletide l»ut
som ehow we like the |il:iill
old g ree tin g bent . . . So to
you «nd to «11 our men «nd
women serving A m erica . .
MERRY CHRISTMAS
«nd «
HAPPY NEW YEAR
GRIFFITH & MEEKE
llillibor.i
131 S Second Ave
Post-War Plans for
Cities Talked Here
t K 'I V S BAZOOKA ROCKET
M t » I M ID I IV I s ! D
(Continued from page 1)
T h e m ost w idely used U nited
c e lu r the b en efit of o ne m e a su re ! Stetes i cket- t ■ lav re the army's
so ••• red
by
th e league—th a t bazook i rocket and tn e MS p ro jec­
w hich tu rn s back to them a p o rtion tile. th e N inth S ervice C om m and
f u»e gasoline ta x and th e liq u o r o rd n an ce officer announced at i rt
tax collected by th e state.
D ouglas, U tah.
Man' on Cash Basis
H erm an K e h r’.i cf E ugene, execu- I
live se c re ta ry of th e league, said
t.-.at m any m u n icip alities a re g o -,
mg on a stric tly c a .h basis so as
to elim in ate the need for paying
so m uch out in interest. H e also
called a tte n tio n to th e fact th a t ,
O regon cities h a w built up large An O u tstan d in g S u c c e s s -
reserves fcr im p ro v em en ts in the
M a d e in U S A
p o st-w ar period
T hose cities, he In C a n a d a
Crc.it
Broaichiil Coughs or
s d. th a t expect m o re in d u stry
Throjt Irrintiom Due to Cold«
and la rg e r populati MM m ust plan
tu e ir services and do it u n d e r a
T h e K i n * o f all « :g»» rn o d l n n
f o r c o u ffh » o r b r u n ‘
I r r . t a t i .nn
m ore s 'Und basis.
O th e r subjects discussed in c lu d ­ reouHing from coi ls in co: l w intry
anada u BuoMlo> * CANADI -I.
ed budget pr.K edure. liq o r control C
Mixture East w orking triple *ct-
und stream pollution.
i!i< Blukley n
tju. k .\ In »«-
C ity ■ ff.. ..- w ere p re se n t from ena a n d r a i i e t p h le g m ln d « . I in tb w
SI
a -
G.i ton, T u a la tin , H ills- t u b e s — c le a r « a t r p a w iia if* s Boothe'«
s ip «
b r B euvert n. F rest G rav e and a r a n s d p e d w o r r a s w t c tia o a u u g e iu s , n t o f n e s p o a r s m t w o «a-ses
Ccrneliu* Membei
f the
i *e t i
uh
> i feel th a
- - ' . ' delegut m. S e n ato r P aul e f f e c t o f Uuckb > s l a « i a n ( l y .
" ■ ■ - :i and Representative
C o m p o u n d e d f r o m t a r * C a n a d ia n
P in e
H a ls a in
a n d o th e r
s »«»th.t.if
H. T.
!.* a ll n < t r u r e d l e n t i U u u k le y s C A X -
w ere a
A I» IO L M i x t u r e
is d iffe r« r t f : - n
b er of
a n v t h ln u y o u e v e r t r i e d
a ll m ed
Try This Rew Amazing
Cough M ixture
for
................
M late la st W ednes­
day n ig h t by Ju d g e R. F ra n k
Peters-
G len n N els n M vers w as se n ­
tenced ta six tr. n th s in th e eounty
ja il ar.d w as g ra n te d a 10-day stay
of ex ecu tio n a fte r b ein g found
g u ilty c o th e first in fo rm atio n
ch arg in g c o n trib u tin g to th e de-
r ar.d not
: nque
. itv
th e second.
i liste d last of H i!
R iboflavin G is th e m ost fr e ­
rial, had :n- tors.
q u en t d a n g e r p o in t in th e A m eri­
Worn
O ct b er 23
ca n diet, say food econom ists. Al­
re a r each to dinner.
th o u g h a recen t sc.en tific sam p lin g
: i food con su m p tio n across th e r.a-
r 'R u Í si :
w Ived
io
■ -. s! wed • •at Arne* can '-n - ■
er.
•-«.
l.e.s a re s i tt in g a b^-*e- -«ble
fro m a c n tr .ti .n a l sta n d p o in t th an
er.ee t ;- c m ! r u e d to De-
ce rr. zx? :
A j j r v r e t i m e d a v e rd ic t f r
th e p li.r .’ .ff F~ 3?.y in th e ca«e of
V - f- -«
T-T ' ; • —
— g • •
"X •
L n d V ol’ A -? :d e r- C o r n m ^ im
W.’li.im. C a rl K r ehe - f M anning
alm o st a..
a rre ste d D ecem ner 13 ?n a charge
of be rg d ru n k on a h.gh.wav. was
en o u g h rib o itav .n ter.d
ous. v e ry irrita b le , an d fee’ tired fined S25 .n F res: G riv e justice
an d ru n dow n. Eyes itch ar.d b u m
Alfred James Ludwig of T .g ard
an d look tire d ar.d blood shot.
V ision m ay be b lu rre d in dim w as fin ed $150 a n d costs ir. H ills­
lig h t, an d b rig h t lig h t h u rts. A .r bo ro ju stic e co u rt He was a rre st- ,
corps fliers have o ccasio n ally re- ed S u n d ry by S t te O fficer R over
p e rte d
eye
d istu rb a n c e s
a fte r on .. ch a rc e ■ * d riv in g w h ile drunk. I
C. W. b . a r :r b id w as anreried
flig h ts in b rig h t w e a th e r
S ■ irdajr
by
D eputy
S h e riffs ,
M k j p robably th e m ost im­ Christensen and Newman on a
p o rta n t so u rce of riboflavin, r nee w a rra n t ch a rg in g th e p e rm ttin g
it fu rn ish es alm o st h a lf th e supply
of th is v ita m in in c u r n a tio n al
• ■ .• .• i n o t th e r- "
c e n tra te d source.
L iv er, k id n ey
cheese eggs and som e g re e n / like
k a le
a re
ric h e r
O th e r
good
so u rces of riboflavin a re m eats
fish, pou ltry , d ry b ean s an d peas.
ribo-
p ean u ts. T he need
flav in s-em s to be d efin itely re­
S ix th w a r I'.in bond and stam p I
la te d to th e calorie c o n te n t o f the sales a t S herw ood u n i n
h.gh
diet.
P eople
w ho
eat
large scr.:-c! t tile d S24.079 50, an a v e r­
am o u n ts cf fats, su g ars, a n d age -f $152.50 f : r each cf th e 165
sta rc h e s req u ire a co rresp o n d in g students.
in crease in riboflavin.
Sales b ro k en dow n in to classes
shew ed the fresh m an class w ith
50 m em bers s Id $3.782 50. an aver- !
age i f $82.10 Scph:n> -.-es i Id .
$4 742 the av erag e f i r th e 40 stu ­
dent? be.r.g S ilt 55 Ju n io rs, w .th
f 4
.
M for a to ta l f B . ‘ T
• • -
itr s had th e h ighest averag e w i t h 1
$326 97 fo r e a rh of the 19 student? ,
of «212.50
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Diet Are Given
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Annual Party is
Held Thursday
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Pharmacy
WISHES YOU ALL A
Merry Christmas
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WISHING YOU
A Merry Christmas
Sherwood School
Sets Bond Record
and
Victorious New Year
W e wish to thank our m any Friends a n d Customers
for helping us m ake this past y ear a most
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Specials for Friday Dec. B . through Thursday. Dec
OLIVES
CORN
S. C. SWANK
E. W. NEESE
BETTY GREGG
WENDALL OLSON
RAY McCARNEY
WALTER OECHSLE
EARL GREENE
MILO APPLEBEE
20C
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E ach
Produce for Fridav and Saturday Only
PEAS
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No 3O3
cans
27c
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lbs.
COFFEE
CAKE FLOUR
GOLDEN WEST
1-lb. Jar
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Pkg
41c
8c
47c
37c
32c
27c
fo r
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Economy Grocery
In d e p e n d e n tly O w ned and O p erated
PH O N E 6112
I. H. BARRINGTON
CHAS. R. SMITH
FRANCES JOHNSTON
FRED RUDOLPH
CLAIRE RICHARDSON
GEO. W. WILSON
W. T. ROLLINS
DEWEY DURANT
SWANK MOTOR CO.
O u r m ost sincere w ish
A m erican
Pontiac
C h ristm as w ith a com-
HILLSBORO
Phone $31
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{ ing p eace in 1945.
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