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ram Market
Trade Is Slow
Price Is Irregular Until
Final Hour; Red Cross;
Buys Winter Wheat '
CHICAGO. 5 Not. 4 --Preelection
trading; In the grain pita
waa slow today - and price fluc
tuations were irregular nn til the
final boar when a sadden apart
ot buying lifted wheat quotations
more than a cout a bushel.
The urge to em np trading
accounts for tie holiday and the
electorate's decision dominated
the market much of the time, ac
counting for quiet dealings early
In the session and covering of
previous short sales later. Borne
buying also was credited to-mills
and; to merchandisers lifting
hedges on grain sold to the Red
Cross for shipment to Finland. '
December wheat rose to 85
during the final hour, op 14
from the previous close, and final
prices ranged, fronv, gains ot- '
to 1 cents compared with Sat
urday's close, with December
S5- and May jB4-Vi.
Tirade reports indicated the Bed
Croas purchased 150,060 bushels
of No. 2 hard winter wheat ; and
loo.ooo bnsheis of No. 2 rye lor
shipment from Baltimore to Fin
land. '
Pit brokers said the election
vote and its effect on prices of
other commodities and securities
may be reflected in grain prices.
They pointed out that any na
tional administration will be re
quired to cope, with abnormally
heavy supplies of wheat and corn
coupled with sharply reduced for
elgn demand as a result of the
war.
Fur Pelting Gets
Start at Liberty
LIBERTY Climaxin the
' year's routine on local far farms
pelting season began last weekend.
As usual buyers from California
'and Seattle fur houses are pres
ent to make purchases.
The C. W. Stagey far farms
here are among the best equipped
In the state for the handling of
pelts and the pelting will be done
here for the Gibson and Olden
farms as well. On the- three
ranches a total of TiO'fox pelts
will be taken and COO mink pelts.
The largest number of .each will
ome from the Stacey farms.,
Sunshine Sewing
i Club Has Meeting
t HAZEL GREEN Mrs. Ralph
'Gilbert and Mrs. Archie McCor
ekle will be .hostesses to the Sun
shine Sewing club at the Gilbert
home tomorrow at 2 p.m.
f: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pepper
.'llng and children from Eugene
1 visited ' Pepperting's sister, Mrs.
j yf. , H. Williamson. Pepperllng
was In f alem to hare the fore
finger of his left hand removed
as blood poison, resulting from
Jn accident in a logging eamp,
ad set Jn.
Mr. and Mrs, John Schafer and
I mall son hare returned from
lood River, where they spent
two months.
Reminder ot. Homecoming at JJ of O This Weekend
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JUST TO MAKE SURE thai alumni of the University t Oregoa don't forget the date for the annua
LTomeeomlng event NoTember S, 9 and 10 these student committee members marked a huge calendar.
They are, left te right: MUly Jayne Edwards, Glendale, CaJ.; AnnabeUe Dow, " Uonolnln, Hawaii; Jean
Doorer, Jean Sales, and Nelda Christenson, all of Portland. ? .
Salem Market Quotations
(Baring PricMi
grocer mr iaaiMtiv f t
Tk price blw ppii4 k
117
a local
Mrliot
price paia to srowora kr fialem karora
knt arc so gaaraatccS
Tko SUM-
Apploa. looao pack, box -.
fixti, 4 si. , i
Broaacl aproata
Cabbaga, ib. .
Carrot
Caalitlowar
Craabarric, boa
Calary, arhlta
Calanr. craca
Calory heart, 4oa
Garlic, ib.
Lettoca
Oaioa. SO iba.
Onioa, boiliag, 10 lb.-
Oaiom, green, ' ary
Potatoea, 100 lb, K. 1.
0 lb. Ko. S
Pampkin. lb.
Radiihe. do. .
Splnaik, box
Bqnatb. DanUk, box
Bqosita, Habbard, lb.
Taraipa, doa.
.eo
.SO
1.00
.01.14
.80
.65
S.76
1.00
1.1
.5
.to
1 25
.00
. .10
.15
J.tO
.40
.01 H
.so
.75
.65
.01
.40
OK-XM. HAT AKD SSXSI
Wbeat, No. 1. redcaaed, bn .75
OaU, K. 1 21.00 to 23.00
Food barley, tin S0.00 to 23.UU
Cloror hay, to a S.00
AUaUa, bay. toa . ,ia.uu to i.ou
Egg xeaib. Mo. 1 grade, SO lb. bag 1.80
Dairy feed. 80-lb. bag 1.S5
Kea aerateh ieed , ,, , 1.80
Cracked corn 100
EGGS A3TD FOUX.TKY
(Baring Price of Aodroaoa'a)
Grade A large, do. , . - .38
&rade A medium, do ,, . a
Grade B largo, do. , J33
PalleU , .16
Colored heo .13
Colored fry .15
Butterfat, Jio. 1, HMci
No. 2, SOHe; premlana
S3 He.
A Ki-ado print 84 D
grade 88c; quarters 85c
Wait Leghorn, heary
White Leglora fry -Old
rooatora
.0S-.09
JS
.05
(Baying Price of afaxtoa Oreamary)
Grade A targe, do- , JlS
Grade A medium, doa ,
Grade B large, dot. -.
Check, ondergrade
Large, dirty ---
Pallet, do. .
Leghorn hen .08 to
Colored fryer
Colored hen .
418
JS
.18
at
.16
.0
as
.18
HOPS
(Baying Price)
80 te
.40
40
1989
1940 contract. Ib. .
J-TVBSTOOK
(Buying price for Mo. 1 stock, baaed on
eonditiona and ale reported op te 4 p.m.)
1940 aoring lamb 8.00
Yearling lamb
Ewe
J. 60
Hog, top, 160-330 lb..
Sow
Beef cow
Bull
6.00
te 8.00
6J5
4.35 to 4.60
S.OO
Heifer
Dairy type eow
Lire real
Dred real, lb
WOOL AND MOHAIX
(Baying Price)
Wool, medium, lb.
Coarae, lb. ..
Lamb, lb,
Mohair
6.75 to S.SS
S.OO to 6.50
4.00 t 4.76
..10.00
14 H
.40
.85
.5
Quotations at Portland
Flower Show Is
Clear Lake Plan
CLEAR LAKE A flower show
will be held Wednesday In Clear
.Lake ehnreh from S until 10 p.m.
Friends are lnrited to show
, flowers f any kind though com
petition will be held only on
chrysanthemums and dahlias.
t There .will be lnterrala of mu
sic throughout the show and a
program at 8 p.m. Refreshments
will be sarred. There will be no
charge for entrance to the 'show.
Proceeds from refreshments will
be used to decorate lhe church.
Stocks and
Bonds
B0VD AYBBAOES
Kovember 4 ,
Compiled by The Associated Proa
SO '10
Kail Iadu
Vet change. D .1 Unck
Monday 60.0 104.7
Previous day 60.1 104.7
Month ago 60.7 104.8
Year ago 60.7 100.4
1940 high 61.S 104.8
1040 lew 48.8 98.9
10 10
Util Porga
A .1 A .8
99.6 88.1
99.6 97.8
98.7 89.9
95.6 47,9
99.6 68.6
0.9 85.1
STOCK AYBBAOES
y 4 : 80 15 15 60
.' Iadas Rails Vtil Stock
t change A .1 A .1 TJack A .1
enday 65.0 - 17.8 87.3 48.0
Previeoa day 64.9 17.8 87.3 - 45.9
Maatk age 68.7 16 9 86.6 44.8
Year ego : 74.0 21.9 40.0 63.8
1940 high 74.3 30.5 40.S 83.3
1940 low 63.S 18.0 S0.9 87.0
Negro General
w. oleomas wyem, mwii&yxpwmiPrmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
.. ii -,. - in "inn- li i
Trig. Gen. D. 0, Davie -
XVomoted from Cclonel by the Prea
i lent. Brigadier General 'Benjamin
(J. Da via is erst Negre (General in
the history., f tha United States,
lie was moved up la the latest
wave of promotions oecaslone4 bf
strengthening of the army.
POKTLAND. Ore.. Not. 4. (AP)
Prodnee exchange: Batter Extra 81c;
taadarda 80-c; prime first 29e; fint
28,c
Batterfat Pint quality, maximum .6
ot 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland,
83-83 He lb.; premium qnality (maximum
of .86 of 1 per cent acidity), 83-83 He;
alley roatea and country point 2c leia,
Jr 80 He; second quality It ander first, or
0-SOtte.
Egg Portland Produce Exchange
Baying price: Large extras 90e; large
standard .35; medium extras 82c; me
dinm standarda 19e; small extra 18c;
mall ataadarda 15c
Ckeeae Boiling price to Portland re
tailers: Tillamook triplets 30 He lb.; loaf
tO He Ib, Triplet to wholesaler 18e lb.;
loaf, 19 He, f ob. Tillamook.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore- Not. 4. (AP)
Wheat : Open High Low Clo
December 75H 75H 75H 75H
Cash Grain: Oata, No. 8, 38-lb white,
34.60; barley. No. 3, 46-lb BW. 38.75;
corn. No. 3, EY shipment, 29.75; No. 1
flax, 1.81.
Cask Wkeat (Bid): Eoft white 75H;
western white 76 H ; western red 76. Hard
red winter: ordinary 75 H; 11 per cent
78H; 12 per cent 80; 18 per cent 81.
Hard white-Baart: 12 per cent 81; 18
per cent 88.
Today 'a Car Receipts: Wheat 38; bar
ley 5; flour 85; corn 4; oats 8; mill
feed 8.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Not. 4. (AP)
Country meats Selling price to retailer.
Country killed hoga beat butcher, 125
160 lba.. 8 9c; Tealera. fancy 15-15He;
tight-thin. iO-12e; heaTy 9 12c; Iambi,
apring, 14-15c; ewes, 4-7c; good cotter
cows, 9c; eanner eows, 8e lb.; bolls
lOHlc
Lire poultry Baying prices: No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, 1H-2 lbs., 15e;
fryers ander 8 lbs, 10c; fryer, 3H to
4 lb., 15c ; roasters oTer 4 lbs., 15c;
Leghorn hens ever 8H "-. 13e; Leghorn
kens nnder 8H lbs., 10c; colored kens
ores 5 lbs., 15c; colored kens 4 to 5
lbs. 16a. Old roosters 6e lb.
Dressed turkeys Buying prices: New
erop bens 18c lb. ; toms 14c
Dressed tor keys Nominal selling
? rices: Old crop hen 17c; torn 16-17
b. ; new erop ken 17-16e; torn 14-1 5e Ib.
Onions Oregon Danrers 80-90e; Tak
Imaa 70-80c
Potatoea Takima, 1 00-1.30; Klamath,
1.20-1.25; Deschutes. No. 1, 1.06-1.20.
Hay Selling price to retailere: Alfal
fa No. 1, J 4 15 ton; oat-Tetch 10.00 tosr;
cleTer 10.00 toa ; Timothy, o a a t e r a
Oregon 17.00 ton; ralley Timothy 14.0O
15.00 ton. Portland.
Wool 1940 eastern Oregoa range 80s
tSe; crossbred, 84-85e; WiUametto ralley
13 montha, 84-85.
Hope Oregoa 1889, 40-41 lbs. 1946
eoatmeta 80 lb.i 1940 aeodlsss 87-40.
aeminaL i
Doaseatie floor Selliag price, city de
BTory, 1 to 35 bbL lot: Family patent.
49. 6 00 6.80; bakers' kare) wkeat act
4.50-6.60; bakers' , bloestem 8.10-5.40;
blended bard wkeat dear 6.30-5.60; eoft
wheat 4.60-4.65; grakaaa. 49a, 4.50; whole
wkeat, 49a. 4 66 bbU
Mohair .1940, 12 month 90 Ib.
Caacarn 1B40 peel So lb. ,
Portland Uvestock
PORTLAXD, -Oro Ke-. 4. (AP)
(tJSDAV Hoga: fcaUbla 9500, total
4300; market attire.
Barrow- and gins, idea, -
140-ieo lo a
1.853 6.00
5.85Q 6.96
6.35$ S.85
6.85 & S.SS
6.60 6 6.85
6.50 O 6.00
6.8 5 S.60
6.00 Q 6.35
do ad-ck. 160-180
do gd-eh. 160-aoo He
, o ga-ca zoo-220 lb.
do gd-eh. 830-840 lb
d gd-eh, 840-370 tbi
do gd-eh, 1 76-800 lb.
Feeder pig, gd-ch, 70-130
Cattle: Balabl end total 1700; ealToa.
olablo ad total 150; marks fairly oe-
do Bedin?60-10OO lba
do common 750-1100
Beifer. good 75-900 lb
- do aaeduim, FOO-900 lbs
do common- 500-900 lb.
vowe, good, an wta.
do asodiam. nil wtn.
. da ut-oom, all wta.
da eanner, all arte. ,
Bulla (yearlings excluded),
beef, good, nil wta-
do aaaagv- good, all wta
- do aauaage,' mod. nil wta
do enaaage. ct-ens, all wta
vealtrs, gd ch, ail wt
d eem-mea, all
: do call, a 1 wta.
Bheee: Salable aad totel 1000; mar
ket octree. ' ,. .. v
S.00 9 35
.75p S.OO
8.78 ii 8.85
7.00 a S.T6
5.75 70
S.60i T.3S
6.00 6 50
4,00(1,6.60
8.13 4j 4.00
6.78 T OO
e.60 t.oa
a.ooie s.se
4.760 6.00
1 0.50 d) 11.00
1.00 M 10.50
6.60 u 7.00
Spring lambs, gred-cboice..f 8.350 8.75
do met'tum -J good ". 7.60 8.00
do combwca 6.75 7.85
Ewe (shorn), good-choice 8.25 4.00
do common and medium 1.60 Q 8.25
.Wool in Boston
BOSTON, Not. 4. (AP) (TJ8DA)
The wool market in Boston was Tery
quiet today. Actual trading in doaseatie
wool waa confined to occasional pur
chases by mills with goremment order.
These calls were largely for fin aad
half blood territory wool aad prieea were
ateady compared with last week'a ante.
A fair number e" inquirie waa being
reeeieed on foreign wools of fine and
half blood grade.
McAlpin Club Has
Meeting Scheduled
McALPIN The McAlpin Stit
chera club will hold an all day
meeting Thursday, Norember 7,
with Anna Doerfler home hostess.
Mrs. Theodore Fisher and Mrs.
Byron McElhaney are president
and secretary of the croup.
The parent teachers club meet
ings were resumed for the school
year Friday of last week and will
be held on the fourth Friday of
each month.
New officers elected are presi
dent, Eric L. Fisher; rice-president,
Mrs. Henry Ericksen; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Albert Ma-der.
Government Trapper
Reports Catch .
SILVERTON HILLS Ninety
coyotes. 37 bobcats and four bear
is the new total reached by Vic
tor Howard, government trapper
in Marion county. Howard made
his trapline, which takes him as
far aa Detroit, this week. But
there are more desetructire ani
mals yet to be caught, Howard
reports.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummlngs hare
mored from Woodburn, where
they hare been working In the
cannery to the C. J Towe place.
The Towes are living on North
Water street at Silrerton for ahe
winter.
Guernsey Is Purchased '
8HERIDA N The American
Guernsey cattle club, Peterbor
ough, N. H. reports the sale of a
registered Guernsey cow by Ray
mond Mishley to A. F. and Mary
H. Bolton of Salem. This animal
Is Loretta ot Maples Farms, 44 S,
857. ; . r -
Is Gub President "
SILVERTON Mrs. A. J. Titus
was named past president of the
Past President's elub of j the
American Legion aaxlllary -'with
her assistants, Mrs. Al Lerfald,
secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Mal
colm Cameron of Salem, historian.
WANTED
: .UI1LIuIjl3
; NUT. MEATS
Cash on Delivery
pAcmxa coxiPAxr!
AZQ N. Front . Ph. 7633
Hopgrowers Claim
$75,CG9 as Loss
GRANTS PASS, Nov. 4--Hopgrowers
of Josephine county
today claimed they would sustain
a $76,000 loss because of a sud
den reversal by the AAA on mar
keting quotas.
A former member of the coast
hop marketing control board, Ben
Hilton, said growers .were first
told to market their entire crop
because the European war would
cut off Imports, and then ten days
ago growers were informed 14 per
cent of the crop could not be mar
keted. He said the hop marketing
board reported it bad under-estimated
coast production In Issu
ing the first quota.
Losses on the entire coast will
be in proportion to losses here,
Hilton said.
POLLY AND HER PALS
Stocks Pick up i
After Sell-off
Encouraging Reports Gome
From Steel Blills ; Marts
Closed Election Day
NEW . YORK. Nov: 4-5V-The
stock market attracted buying
support today, alter a oner mid
day sell-oft in steels ana otner in
dustrials had knocked down price
fractions to more, than 2 points.
The ""Associated Press average
of (0 stocks managed to finish
with a net advance of .1 of a point
at '48 which compared with 44.8
s month. ago. Of 253 individual
Issues traded. S29 were np, 324
down and 200 unchanged. Trans
fers amounted to 1,245,280 -hares
against 1,258,905 last Friday.
Many commission houses cus
tomers were said to have lighten
ed commitments In' the forenoon
bendina tomorrow's national elec
tion when the stockr exchange will
be closed along with other major
financial markets.
Constructive business news was
offset to some extent by further
earnings statements which ex
emplified the effect mounting
taxes were having on corporation
net. War news again was in the
background vas a market motiva
tor. Among the .day's encouraging
items were: this week's steel mill
operations were estimated up .3
of a point at 96 per cent of ca
pacity, another new record on the
present basis of compilation;
General Motors directors, alter
the close, voted a dividend on the
common 81 a share, the same as
paid in June and September, and
sales ot new automobiles were
said to be holding at a high
mark.
Parkersville Has
4H Clubs Formed
PARKERSVILLE Two 4H
clubs hare been organised at the
Parkersville school. The health
club, 4H health wings, officers
are Merle Damewood, president;
Thomas Harrison, vice president
Dennis Manning, secretary.
The sewing club officers are
president, Clara Manning; vice
president. Bertha Colyer; secre
tary. Wilms Colyer. lone Moore
is their leader.
Closing Quotation
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-aj-Today's closing quotations:
AI Chem Dye107 -American
Can 95
AlHs-Chalmers - 28
Am Car & Fdy 29
Am Rad Std San 1
Am Roll Mills.-. 1 6 A
Am Smelt A Ref 43H
Am Tel A Tel lf V
Am Tobacco B 78
Aviation Corp 5tt
Am Water Wks 10
Am Zinc LAS-
Anaconda , ,, ... .. 24 7
Armour 111 . . 5
Atchison 17
Bald Loco 17
Bendix Avla 34
Bethlehem Steel 87
Boeing Airplane 17
Borden ; 20
Borge -Warner - 20
Calif Packing .19
Callahan Z-L 1
Calumet Hec 7
Canada Dry 13
Canadian Pacific . 3
Caterpil .Tractor 48
Celanese w 28
Chesapeake & O 42
Chrysler 83
Col Gas A Elec- 8
Coml Solvents 10
Com with A Sou 1
Consol Aircraft- 22
Consol Edison 27
Consol Oil 8
Contl Can 39
Corn Products 48
Crown Zeller.
Du Pont
Eastman Kodak
El Power A Lt
General Electric
General Foods -General
Motora..
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire,
Great Northern-,
Greyhound -
Illinois Central
Insp Copper
Int Harvester
Int Nick Can
Int P A Pulp
Int Tel A Tel
Johns Mannville
Kennecott
Libbey-O-Ford -Lockheed
....... ...
Loew's
Long-Bell A
Monty Ward
Nash. Kelvinator
National Biscuit
Natl Dairy Prod
National Dlst
National Lead
NY Central .
N Am Aviation
North Amer Co
Northern Uaclflc
Ohio Oil
Pac Amer Flsh
Pac Gas A Elec
Packard Motor-
CurUss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
15
8
Pan-Am Airways
Param
J C Penney
Penna RR .
189 Phillips Petrol
138 Proctor A Gamb
8 Pub Service NJ
35 Pullman ,
38 Radio
51 Rayonler ..........
13 Rayonler Pfd -18
Republic, Steel
28 Richfield OIL--
11 Safeway Stores
8 Sears Roebuck
11 Shell Unioa ,
53 Socony Vacuum
26 Sou Cal Edison
62 Southern Pacific
2 S perry Corp
45 Standard Brands
33 Standard Oil Cal
44 Standard Oil In
29 Standard Oil NJ
27 Stone Webster
3 Studebaker
39 Sunshine Mining
5 Texaa Corp
18 Trans-America ,.
13 Union. Carbide
20 Union Oil CalJf-
18 Union Pacific . 84
14 United AlrUnes- 18
17 United Aircraft-
20 United Corp
7 t United Drug
6 United Fruit
7 US Rubber .
29 US Rubber Pfd
. 3 US Steel
37
58
34
26
,5
16
26
21
: 7
42
80
10.
8
28
8
42
6
18
26
35
9 .
8
8
87;
5
76
12
88 Phelps Dodge
41
2
5
71
21
82
69
16 Vanadium 35
8 Warner Pict 2
89 Western Union - 21
24 Westing Elec 108
34 Wool worth - 36
Tinting Class Is
- ' Slated for Scio
SCIO Volena Byers of Albany
will conduct WPA classes in photo
tinting at VFW ball in Scio each
Tuesday between 3 and 5:30 p.m.
opening November 4, according
to announcement made here. Mrs.
Chrystal Wickiier of Albany will
conduct tap-dancing classes dur
ing those hours on Monday.
P. Schrunk, Scio mayor.
and Joe Lytle, local publisher,
have been appointed members of
the Scio committee to assist In
making a skilled labor survey In
this locality In connection with
the national defense program.
Bess Grace Morris was buried
at Franklin Butte cemetery near
Scio Friday, following final rites L
at Lebanon. She waa a native of
this city.
Kroweldeen (Hub
Is Entertained , "
DAYTON tra. Harry Sher
man entertained the Kroweldeen
club at her home Thursday with
12 members present. Mrs. Carl
Zena School Has
Halloween Party
ZENA A representative group
from Zena and adjacent districts
attended the Halloween program
and pie social sponsored by the
school Thursday night. Bob Mick
ey, assisted by Kenneth Edwards
comprised the team which auc
tioned the pies,-which brought in
821.05 to be used Sot stage cur
tains and other school necessi
ties. . , - . -
The program, ! directed by the
teacher, Koneta Newoweijskl, .in
cluded piano selections by Sam
my Barker and June and Harold
Swinford; harmonica band num
bers by Sammy Barker, Audrey ;
Merrick. June and Harold Swin
ford and Shirley NewtOn; read
ings by Norma Kline, David Kime,
Shirley Newton, Claude Newton, ,
Donald Way, Ruth Newton, An-
drey Merrick, Earbld Swinford,
Mary McConnel, , June Swinford
and Sam Barker. .
The play, 'The Witches Dance,"
characters were taken by Bobby
and Donald Way, Claude. Shirley
and Ruth Newton, June and Har
old Swinford, ; Audrey Merrick,
Sammy Barker, Mary McConnel,
Norma and David Klme. The
closing number was ' "Halloween .
Friends! by the schooL
L. Frank Crawford, introduced
candidates for Polk county offices
including Sheriff Hooker, ex-
Judge Hawkins, running for
treasurer, Carl Graves, clerk up
for re-election, Mr. Seeley, asses
sor and Mr. Sylvester, who spoke
on local option.' . .t -v
Mitchell won high at bridge and
Mrs. Oscar Dower won low.
Refreshments with the Hallo
ween theme being carried out,
were served. The next meeting
wlU be with Mrs. Mitchell.
Sco
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TThca
Ycn
Ilecd
Heady
Cash
NO
IBAERASSING
QTJESTIONSI
Monay
Promptly
At Low
Rcrias
STATE rniAIICE CO.
344Ekrl Phons 8231
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The) Forgotten Man
Br CUFF STERRET
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( UCXrT 0 TOUR FATHERS BE HONEST V S ' TH't)UN3 , ( VES, BOB -OUR FRAT PIN J s
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