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CCKSec IV) SUtetam, Salens Ore, Fit, Sept 21; "5 Cunderson; Quast In 'Am' Semifinals ; 4k- . .?,' i .1' '"' .- ' , ' " ' f tYtCV flUXstTO X. wgb warmer iwf tftinm, OMUXAK(US, fept. Xrs. Ukjm Harteoa Tn babes aa th vM. tmnM frmcm. 4 and . Jmmi cidmi sad Am fetwt, ) St. tuaWMline; Jlw Stewart Uraed about tba gjMMf penis hd 7 and $ ran- sgaiast Mrs. kn elder mak tir M etd stays Base, Fa. to eU lie wester and m the way tab Dm mmttmmm af that tmn a tukue wat carri4 UUwlU usaaal Amateur CoU Oarryssts- kr Wanda J chea. a farmer . pmw arena wai IMdff, Mt Ca4rM, a fr.'xa tUsJaa-t. Was., wtaas lawny fc.ir and reddia etmtJnaoa betray Mr Jterwega ancestry, r-ooaored ny,H Mr KrVa fcgrt tVyV af VhibMifa. 1 and 1, after ' inost MMrwt Mb irad, , Darkfceired Miw Qoaat. a !- yJs4 I'atvcrsjtr of WMkata 5wtif from trert, Waaa., mm scrappy Oyartid FZJy Riley Li l ft ea. thea pulled avar again fir a atriular 1 and I victory, sewtitlaali Tealey Tomorrow afternoon la the W kvV emiiiasts aver the? big I $4 yard, far M-M 71 MerV&aa Hill twee. Mis GtindtrtM. the kjator cierRpioa, will appos Mrs. Ana Cut Jwhnta. a aaatlma pra (cMtMl from Mim Caty, Ui, and Mies Quant wis play MirWaa i.iawart, 8, who already kad oa I mt CasadUa and anc Brttifk; ama't rhampioattitp and alia la Ir - Ifamefl'f JattrcaUrglaU ti mpiea. . in . Johftatoaa, tiw graril r-t4 melW 1m a Mr firal i f a ti fhampwohij u years tK cid a cauplc af fairly esnr I ona la today's double round, lilr feif trlimpti wm avr BrUiih r ; mptog Wilfi Cmlta ytatardsy. kir Chin Maratsf la Ua twtur ao-or cteB this Creta ttfroiiif. tha dapod ( 1 al O) ira go, J a4 L. Worth Oreg on uiiriting Good hr THZ AUOCUTZO FSEtt I'unfJei for rufl4 and btn ua la aaruvMt ortfosi t rtras, Jrwefl and Birkeolldd i$ lias kata cwalleat, pt atb t it im bunttrj kas baeii mostly Mr t poor Us put weak. Central Oregoa doves ars ml f'uiing from tba Bead area sad ;fi'.y hsv moved out ot Wateo J J-((erMa eountis. CoadlUons i Mea snfavortble for arch- t bunting deer and stalking bw ftrs difficult, tba Oregoa Cam Cnmuoa reported, s tba soutbwastcra part af the i'e elgeoa bunting has bees (ir around Coos Bay and from h fi.ting bas baaa fair U good in t'4 Smith River ares, Ftgeoa and Cm ahoottng kas beea poor la it w urn vwmr vu umv aarv oera fair numbers of blua grouat "-a blffl) Caacades. Ia Douglas t; ,:y, though, frooat arc scare r-w ther ars fev pigaons sr it. - ., - .--j L f stalking bat beea fflftlcult 't northaaatara . Oregoa though 'fi ting bss beea fair desptta dry fata, . Rams Seeking 3rd Straight Pro Cria Oaah Set For Saturday Night rXJBTULVD. lent. ItUXoacial) Tbs Lm Aageles Kama, whs are Pet4 a be a maor power la 0 atioaal rootbafl League um Uos year. UI be after their unr Mraight prsaeaaoa exkibaiaa vldonr her tatarday aizM whea they ga against tba Pittsburgh Heelers ia MaJtaoroah stadium al fl Jle tloes. Coach M Cfllmaa's Hams had early trainoig seaaoa ditfiatlijea la V aia column, bt ia the but Nw games have roiled t imprea- vias aver tne tweag Car diaal and Saa Franciaea 4ers. The itccler iU be a a "win aing ttnmk" alaa, for last week they spilled the strong Pbiladel- pma cagies, flaal Fra dniii Ms aattvdars gams will be the last of the pra-seaaim exhtbttlom ( both eluba, Tba Rams thea apes amtmntM play September M at ms Angeles with tha Phiiadciphi TbeyH Do It EveryTime eagles, and the Stealers apea with Weahingtoa. - at Fmabtrgk tke sam day. Althoagk great many tickets tor te local gams bava beea sold, president Harry CHckmaa af tha Oregon Sports Attraction told ta- ay that a aomber af cood au. diont teats are still available and wtfbteasalaafldarnith sufflam Saturday. ia last year's Kam-Staelen ganvt bar, the Las Angelas dub won a SVM thriller. Satttrdays contest likehr will be another widopra battls aincs M will bt tha final nraaeaeea game for the teams and players will be going all eut te clinch berths an U fmaa roaters, . . PCC Elevens Due in Debuts T Volves' Drill inting I)Isappo HONMOUTH, Vp. Jtt-Specil) ion. College af Education held nal grid acrimmag before Its irday opener here tonight, and Vh Bill McArthur oVclarad hinv ll "not to pleased" with what aw, kt fart, tht Wolves' aecond team. "rheade4 by tackles George atxey and Tod Bioso: Joa Roth, iftrd, and fullback Jerry Pflug. freshmen. ibvd tha first :ng around snd give it a clot n for Ms money. , ; j Arthur Indicated that a filt of the srrrmmii t k r -ilit ba change in lh starting ittp bs bad la mind. Ha ssld complacent attitude f vanity mbers would hsv to b re--ed with on of deilr. h Wolvei open sialnst Lower umhla Junior Collegt at Long- ew, Wah Saturday aftarnoos.1 '1 OCEi plan a light workout "morrow at I p.m. snd will leave r Longvlew at 1 f m. Saturday ' t th tusile; The game will bt madras over KRI.M following Notre Dame-SMU game. (Ceaoaaod ftraai K'e'dlag page) Jobs BrodSa and mates look to be far the beat In the Weat. Stanford wiO be favored aver waBingtoa Stat. But asyon fa miliar with tha letter's Bead coach. Jim Sutherland- will agree be ll have the Cougars threatening as tuna goes en. i Maeter of Biagle Wlag LI The case of I'CLA and Its master of the tingla wing. Red Sanders, I tha picture of a 1KW champion team thoTooglily wrecked, directly or indirectly, by the athJetic probes, raw could be loo surpnaea If the Brains lees to Utah, which ordi narily aa grid power. Southern CaL ibt wounded and ruled sut of th Rosa Bowl race, appeari In Austin for th first time. Tba work of All-America halfback hops, Jon Arnett, commands atten tion, for Arnett elected ta play hit limit of five ssmes right off the bat. The fifth game will be agsinst Stanford Oct. J7. Pappy Waldorf's California Bear meet is Baylor one of the top tesmn in th Southwest Conference. U Pappy is ta emphasis the pan, and he bas a lad named Jo Con testable to do it. this U the time. 0C Get Kelid Teat Oregon Stale gets a solid test sgainet Mieeouri. Coach Tommy Prothro guided tha Beavers to sec ond place In4h PCC In 1SS8. Such backs as Jo Francia and Sam Wesley could do It again. And if USC and UCLA could knock off Stanford, Oregon Stat might be tha Rom Bowl team. Lan Casanova, with Improved paaalng to go with fin running by Jim bnanley, will be s (light favor ite aver Colorado. Washington sgalnst Idaho generally meant a workout for th Huskies. New roach Parrel! Royal's debut at Seattle ihould be pleasant enough. ,m .- By Jimmy Hatio 1 mx -rmv fruano evtt?y oucnun Yf n arsrraouTTMftv; 1XJ(XTlC4Mg J sOOtWTfafy U VL2?V TMftVfCtJTOFj K jottmc ; lytsxts? AiJaoov i TteatZs Jtt LEAST CNC fz - rrv n Mux ll twese govs m . ixft 'NW3. j' Wn PW LINE-AMO ME C4W 2 35 Beavers To Make Trip; Ducks Taper CORVALLXS, Ore. Sept Bead Caork Tecnasy Frothr aamed S players today to the tmebag aojaad whidi lrsres ta marrew for Cohjrobta for Oregoa State's football peaer with Mia- SP0RTS,AN'5 rmjJANT COLOR FORSAre HUNTING Saturday Night at Botcl Huge Driving Field Set For Final Racing Meet VsHey Sports promoter Ron AH Thursday released the driving Pirates Dump Sliding Braves wtoat son i suu. nao; Mnoo usw Th traveling spnad kadode ends Ksrsn ThieL Boa Degraat. Carl Itarwefl. frank Negri. John f - Clark Dwvaae rwrm ,w4 , as Chuck Marsh: tackles Joha Vsie.j Dtn Jesmer, Ted Batea. Ed j Ro en. Terry SaJahury. and Era-1 ie Zsahlea: guards Joha Sniifea. Vera Ellisoa, Jon Brackinj. &na-j ay Sancfaet. Jack Hot an snd Bob McKittnck; sad centers Dick Cor-i rick. Buzz Randall and Spirt Aa-' sgnos. j The backfield uuti are made up of wingbacks Sam Wesley, Eras-! el Durdea and Sterling Ham- mack; tailbacks Joe Francis. Paul Lowe and Tony Arang: fullbacks Tom Berry, Nab Beamer and Bob MJurn: and backs Gerry Laird. Ted Searle. Gary Lukehart and! Larry Chamber lais. Docks la Final DrU EUGENE, Ore.. Sept. J The University of Oregon football quad ran through a final, light workout today before ita departure for the season opener against Col orado at Boulder Saturday. Fuirbark Jack Morna and half- Rosewall Saves Day for Aussies LOS ANGELES. Sept. X ( -Iwett Tennir Tournament today. Vause Km brnll of Australia. The new U. S. tingles champion laathreateaed by the fates vhith and Davit Cup star from down un. j befell bis teammate. Levis Hoad.jder whipped th one-time Ameri- rrerpowerea Alt Lanes in me cn mmmvim in miuon, s-z. quarter -ftaali af lh Pacific South- is-j, s i, ana became in nrst pisy. Aes ovoca u7tm so arv cmtt sc Ani av rwim XT savie cs caax, SOWS LOOK BiNOM aws.Lirr naps aa awn, m nas tswr vtai umt, pan bm om, aw,oawium)ounr aw tuwrr as am bsst. ww no ou, conr cat rr. r x "iuwa um, patsarc cumt ajaxao it am on oscxm even asm SArat than snoxt, Ar. SS4 PKO HOMO rcx w cu caaay ohc una Pt Bears to Seek 6th Straight Browns, Chirago '11' Set Tangle Tonight CHICAGO. Sept. I - Chi ;Z 7.-. V.. i f.tk.ii : on her wsy Into the fourth round UJTO -- . ""'"- I 1,.. VI. II l, . .,h3utiAi triumDh in uc,""" P ox rr to reach th semi-final stsgs of the tournament. Hoad, top aeeded foreigner Just ahead of Kotewtll ia this event, wss uptet yesUrdsy by Met Al medo of Peru snd the University of Southern California. 7 S. 44, Herb Flam of Beverly Hills rrsched the quarter-final round with an impretaive -l. s-7 victory over the Swedish Cup player, Svea Davidson. Flam's next opponent will be Almedo. Mm. -Nancy Kiner of San Diego then- U5( borne debut against the puxsZiag CVrrelaad Browns at Sol rr Field tomorrow night. Young Quits Grid Game (Ceetuned traapreeediag page) Combined with fast footwork, be Australia, 16, M, S-0. Veteraa Mrs. Dorothy Bundy Cheney also moved along, winning from AU krtin Until nl Rvvcrlv Ullla l ix onniuuii " - . . mm cave oroppea live tiraigni cuuui- tuvit nnr. tk:r K& Victory Over ' .1 !1 Tt C. . CnHiM Field Aug 10 However, the BrowBt made a timilar exhibition last teaioa and then itormed through the championship teason to win the NFL title. Bear owner George Halax and Coac Paddy Drwcoll jokingly promised not to "Jam up" Cleve land's walkie-talkie radio tystem, if Coach Paul Brown again elects Welter Wins Crown in Cal LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20 WV Tombstone Smith of Los Angeles won the California welterweight rnampiontnip tonigni with a roster for Saturday sight's final suta racing card of the Salem season. ! ?rd" btfor Joh"D P10 coi ; pisrt without wearing pads. The j at Hooywood Bowl, and aa at ia bated aa almost record break (Csatiaaed fretn preeeaiag pafe) muffed Dick Groat's toss and then threw wild past third. .back LeRoy Phelps worked opposed a thorny problem for oe- t0 communicate with hu quarter- uunanimous verdict in 12 rounda Handles 14 Brs e j puntinj and place-kicking, and the j feme particularly when he went hacks that wav. over Sn FrtnciKO's Dave John- rnena handled H Braves in. rest of the squad ran through lh - .i The Brown nuarterback is . red son The . boys weighed 14" each. ine a puna. mom. are mcmoers t inc upttai Aut Racing Association Soma art coming ia from tSes stsociaOons for th finale. Saturday's windup, which will start with time trislt at 7: JO o'clock (if minutes earlier than usual because of the huge field of entries), win consist of trap by oath, beat races snd th 100-lap championship finale. Thea as aa aa reveir gesture, a destruction derby wul do out the program. Afl alas reported that at least SO cars wiO atart la th gruelling 100-lapper, which will be a mighty teat for th pilots and their stock bard tops. The CARA pilots are th gents who hart provided the numerous thrill-packed and wreck marked stock bard tops and destruction derby programs at the bowl this season and last. They have never gone at it ia a 100-lapper. however. NohleAdios Tops Pacers DELAWARE. Ohio. Sent. 30 W Nobis Adios, bay son of Adios and Helen win. bested field of U af tba nation's niftiest three-year-old pacers today to take tha 11th annual mm Vol Brewa Jug ia straight Beats. Th speedy colt toured th Delaware County' Fairgrounds half -mil aval ta 2:01 to take the first beat by a length aver Adioacott, and th second in 2:00 4-S to 'beat Adioway by three quarters af length. t V t I, . ,L. - A A - . " " ' . T . n.;. i. .u. I "' 4 110 Walls I tail prerace lavorne. was lounn in; M" " . . Mtnwij a t t 2 i6n 1 j a 11 t th first best and fifth m the : car numoers sou noma iowbs 01 I i 1 ! Tnm" 1 1 1 A vkt. a!. drivM-s ! t.g"A it Groalj 4 t 1 1 handled by 17-year-old Johnny Simpson of Orlando. Fla., led all the way ia th opening mile Jaunt, then snatched the lead from Bachelor Hanover at the three-quarter pole la th second to come on to win ia a great stretch drive. tat. .aw... f ' - g m.mjt aA la ra9af U'lT II deeVdnv. to abort Ligia tlso utual ' "" ior " Dunng short receiver bu.lt n hit, There were two knockdown! sot a tinrJe in he IOOl The i a n 1 . hia nine yean, he gamed Ml helmet for bench messages "We and one point was deducted from only other hits Toff FriSd" were j , "" W,V b' I - " mile, thought of doing the same thing." Johnson s score for a low blow AaronVsingla snd BoTrbom pUfrJ?morT! .roorn-f He disdained heavy itrotectrre ' Halat conceded, "and may try rt in th.t round: Smrth floored iSrJLSCff- IS! m- rriv,1, ' Dm aoot noon. ta r, T, , .. Uohn.son in the seventh and again aXtn aF.A a.w.Mrf lm k.4..tl , . , , na sat in uvua wwavua as atv srwujarj Tnth ;e f'toUd "kK J FOrCt off Friend. The 25-eir-old nght-I . bander used only 112 pitches dur-l lag the contest : CHOO CHOO GETS VXKDICT After Eddie Mathews popped; PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20 to third, Thomson lashed a Choo Choo Benson. 157. of Phila doubla into left and Aaron, try-, deJphia. won a split decision over ing to leg a home, waa out at. Jackie UBua, 13. New York City the put on an excellent field .m , locally-Ulevised figbL play by Lee Walls and Dick I aaiytcacvne ugm. broat't toss to Jack Sbepard. Only 1,681 fans, the smallest crowd of the season, watched the tight pitcher's dueL The tempera ture during the contest, the only gam in the major's today, was ia ine mi a sus. . SUlwaitk ill ) fttukartk B H O A n u n Brutnf 4Stt Clemnt.r Silt Torra.l 4 t It 1 Vtrtiixt salt He wore hockey shoulder pads in stead of the heavier but cumber some football models. For hip pro tection, he wore s piece of rubber sponge tied with shoe laces. Young will continue to work for the Colts as a scout for talent Tomorrow night's are lighted in the ninth, this one for a nin contest, the 11th in an armed count. force benefit aeries, may attract! Smith staggered Johnson 1st ss many aa ao.OOO into the huge in the eleventh round with a lake front bowl. ihard right uppercut and Johnson held on doggedly. He was still Bill DeKova White, New York 'clinging when the bell sounded. and ia their public relations. He! Giants first baseman, stole 40 and in the final round he took also it a disc jockey on a local bases for Sioux City in 1954 to! the offensive and traded punches radio station. i lead the Western League. ' with abandon. Saxon Babies Sock Albany ALBANY. Sept. 20- (Speciall- Soutb Salem i JVs won their 19th straight grid gam aver a two- year span today by downing the Albany yearling here, 144. Art Xrueger tallied th first SS score on a six-inch plunge in th third quarter. Gary DaJlman followed with a seven-yard dash In th fourth pe riod tor th victors' other score. Dallman alto tallied a PAT on a run as did Bill Harrison. Albany mad Its Ion six points In th last period when Joe Stauf- fer lunged on yard. The Saxons next meet Sweet Home at Salem Thursdsy.!; DittmrX 1 t 9 a a i a i 1 Dtl Colli. Saietn. S Don aAdtork lta i . Rwkar. tlm. 4 ray Latfd. Otrv- G ConU 1 I rnxl p I t t 1 . f Darrtll Donanav, Mcatinn-1 nu-x Mil villa), t Hay Hubert. Dallas. 7 cCvofln t t t f rankle McCowaa. am a Tad Crandll t t t t Tide Table Tior.t ron tast, orsoow (Ctwtella ky ft Caaat Oaaeetlt Sarvay. Fartla, Ortiaa) tsrrcMnr.a, its HIGH WATERS LOWWATZRI apt Time Halftit Time Htlfht XI '11M am. IT 11 Mam. 1 11 I M tm. II 1 11 a.m. IS S V 1 a.m., II . 11 am. It s soim. ro r pa. SI T It a m. 1 1 I 01 p.m. -01 14 a m. I t I SO a.m. -t l land 173 Hoot. Newport. S Monta Cuat, Sa lam. IS Lm MeBaUi. Dauaa. II Chuck Oratory, Salem. IS Johnny Drury, arooka. IS MorrM Ctlehnat, galffn. II Rick Simona. Portland. II Mia jump, btoobi. SO Dennis, SMra, Brooka. 1 lrry Will. Dallas, a Wayne Jtoora. lam. 14 Harlan Jarkaoa. Salera StWana Mordal. Salani. t Myatle Gunk, Turner. I Jack Duncan, Bt Paul. 30 CUff Thomiwm. Salam. SI Roy Vlbbart, Salmn. IS Rich Law renca. Ocrvala. -Harv WatUnan. Satant St Bock Rsatvw. Sawm. as Aim- ante. Salem. Smrtn, suicm. SS Roy Kennedy. Salam. 44 Hank Lamb. Salem. It Paul RicksrO. Salam ta nun uieu. Ltn by. 10 Ralph Field. Salem. 7S Clea Almond, ciervaia. ( naipn min. Brooka. St Bob Appladorn. Wood bum. IS Rill Bernard. SL Paul. 101 Kay Vlnle. Portland. IK Jack Provost, Junction City. 45C Ctotie Cooper. Carlton. ltR Chuck RoberU. Cotuta Crora. IWR Ray Lawrervc. Cottaf Grove 44 Don Drury. Brooka. W Al Laaoakl. Woodbura. IP Garnny Esrp. Prlnevill. BuhLp 1 t I a bTanner t t t t Johnan.p I a dHenh 1 a t t Crone.p a a t 1 ToUl SS 4SS11 ToUl XI 1 JO 11 -Tw out arbea wtnnlnf run was a-Struck out lor Dittmer la tin. b-Walked for Buhl In Sih. c-Wauted for Rice In ltth. d-Struck out lor Jonnaoa la lath. 110 inninraj Mtlwaukee O00 OflO 00! a t Prttstrarm . 000 OOt It 11 K DttUner, Long 1 RBI Siwoard. Clement B Thompaon. HR Shapard. friend 1. Brulrm. O'Con neJl Left Milwaukee t Pittahureh t. BR Buhl 1 Friend J SO Bunl 1. Johruon I, rrtend i. HO Buhl 1 In I. Johnson I In 1. Crone 1 in 'i. R-ER Buhl 1-1, Johnaon 0-1. Cron 1-1. Friend 1-0. W Friend (It-Hi. L Crone il-ti. V Pinelli. Dixon. Donstelll, Gorman. T 1:51. A l.ttl. OYSTER BOWL 'lit' SET NORFOLK. Va . Sept. 20 The I'nited States Naval Academy and the University of Georgia will meet in the Oyster Bowl football game here next year on Oct. it. The appearance will be Georgia's first in the Oyster Bowl. VKIVERSITT LANES Commercial No. I Lea sua results Thursday: Western Psper Lonv. Co. (1) Teem No. I Hi: Oeko Insursncs ill Team No. 1 lli: Haydena Cap.! City Printers Ml Myers Glove Co. i iOi: Andersons Sport. Gonda Mil Portland Rd. Lbr. Co. I3i: Pumlllte Block and Sup. Co. Ill Lee'a Used Cars (li; Franl Brssd (11 Johnson's! Meals ). ' Hl(h tstm series Johnson's Meets , JSWli hlth tesm tame Tesm No. 1 IOM: hlth Individual series Vern Besl ' of Team No. 1 S1: hltn Individual tame Vara Besl of Tesm No. S 149 Other hlfh scorss- Bill Drskely' til: oetne turua an; uaorta ire- Goin'Afl er 'Em . . '' ' Ifmml I.....J a.. . . . . ........ mi y ibs taps iviwaaaa nahlag neet. Ta weather hit been gaod enauih for the moat part I allow i V '"'le-end dories fa take aff tkrangh th light aarf. lowB la tha ftlleti Bay th bank ratten at Taft bav beea t ""J." ,tu,r.Llofc ,'.'tft M laaok, was raparted caught wblrb kit tha artlrt at 41 peuads. Other sngler bav booked and last son largt flak. ' t Off shor flthlnf li arttll holding up well at Newport with tha big button-nosed silvers showing up with regularity. Rev ertl ailvert of lata have been clot ta th 20 pound class. This (lit of salmon makei for platity of excitement, to lay th ltttL October Will Be Be$t Month for Em ' Down In th Slxei and Flk r)vr thtr is a imall movement of tea-run cutthroat tnd a few silver ttlmon showing up. Octob er will mark th top month for the two rlvtri. Along about tli middle of October tha Sixes is normally rtd hot tut jack ulmon. It Is th only river w bav tver bad any real luck with jack Mlmon. When it it rlsht It U really something to brig about , . . . , , ; . , . , v ,'. Dor thooten ir krglnnlng t And few blrda again In tha corn fields surrounding Salem, Tha hlrdt are not feeding on amart weed alnrt th rtlni beat most of th , i altered gill Inll the ground; , Wickiup rewrvolr, th upper Detehutet, Crescent ereek and Hie Little icchuiri ire sll showing marked Improvement on (he trout d-lnn. DlmiKinrl lake la tlmwlng up well again with tii-1 I..- i running two pounds on th avertg. . . t n't f... --rt-iTitdav, Rc.len,t,.r M ( ht ttart of lh ," 1 I I- l etn.ai-;ri. All Sort kr ar(ed ta dna I r -i fiiliiiaa lil:iy fur the kuk-off, lt't all ka '' t lliH in;, d hunting esm tnd make It the i t In Oregon"! buuting hiMory, OM.Y YOU .11 11. vr ,AY. You don't 'Skff ' need brawn, :!M5P2fwv To care for . ''ZK your lawn $Jjffl with a-; j yfr?s:ji A wm Miiinis i ii T In i i Hid eti ''r-t4t T-mA I POl'JER lAl'JfJ SIVEEPER Put an end to tha back breaking task f raking your lawn clan. 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