The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 08, 1944, Image 1

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    P U B L IS H E D W E E K L Y IN O U R P L A N T O N
V O L . 17 ,NO. 45
Council Meets
December 12
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Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, December 8, 1944
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Library Notes
j
One of the new books now available
at the Library which will be a
delight to the lovers of short stories
is a book entitled The Best American
|
Short Stories of 1943. This book con-
County P T A to be Held
tains 30 fine stories by such authors
At Garden Home
as James Thurber, William Saroyan,
—
i Vicki Baum-Vardis Fisher, Rachel
The Washingtton County Council c fi Field, W a*lace Stegner and many
Parent Teacher Association will be others-
held December 12th, at Garden Home
Library hours are from two to five
Grade School.
The Garden Home p- m- eve,y day except Sundays and
P. T A. will serve a 25c luncheon. All holidays.
members are urged to attend.
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The regular monthly meeting of the Shipping Carloads of Fruit
Beaverton Parent Teacher Associa-
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tion was held November 28th at the
R. I McLaughlin & Co., of Beav-
grade school auditorium.
erton. shipped a carload of frozen
I he Christian Church Orchestra fruit last week and will ship two
under the leadership of Mrs. Walter carloads next week to eastern mar-
Meyers gave a half hour program, kets where it will ultimately be made
Special features were a duet by Geo into jams, jelly, or used for com me r-
Springer and Virgil Meyers.
cial use.
Mrs. Russell Grant, Hi
Recreation
This company has
been canning
chairman, ne|x>rted
that the ‘T u n fruit for only a few
years, yet its
Night is a success and that the stu- output has increased every year,
dents now have a bank balance and showing a definite need for such
are saving to purchase a Juke Box a concern to care for fruit grown in
and Records.
the eastern end of
Washington
Mrs. Krieske, Ways and Means county.
Chairman announced plans for a Food
Last spring the company purchased
Sale to be held December 2nd.
two lots adjoining its building on
Mrs. Mills, Treasurer, submitted the Front street through to the highway
Budget for the year which was ap- about 130x120 feet, from Mrs Harri-
proved as read.
sor) ancj built a large tile and brick
Mrs. Shofner, Membership Chair- building to be used for cold storage
man, announced that Mrs. Carlson’s 0f fruit.
This building has about
second grade won
the attendance 165 load capacity for
frozen fruit,
prize for the night.
The teachers of ! a crew of people are now busy
the Grade School have a 100% mem- overhauling the machinery and equip-
bersip and the total membership is rnent getting ready for another big
now 273.
'crop of fruit next summer.
The Girls Glee Club under the d i- 1
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rection of Mrs. Buffum gave several I -
I ¡ „ L t i n o S e r v ic e
numbers which were very well pre
L , g n ll" g s e r v ic e
sented and enjoyed.
At Nazarene Church
Rev. Francis Sturtevant introduced
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the guest speaker, Doctor W. Giers-
a
service reminiscent of "brush
bach, president of Pacific University, arbour” days, characteristic of many'
The text of Dr. Glersbach speech was rural religious meetings in the deep
"How to be Thankful."
South will be conducted Friday
night, 7:30 at the Beaverton Church
of the Nazarene.
The entire church auditorium will
Help Install Officers
be Illuminated by kerosene lamps
and lanterns.
A group of members from Beaver- ;
ton Grange have installed the new j
officers in a number of the Granges
In the county.
Saturday, Dec. 2,
Washington Grange, near
North
Plains, Tuesday, Dec. 5, Kinton and
Scholls at Kinton and Wednesday,
Dec. 6 Tigard, Sherwood and Winona,
at Tigard.
The group consisted of '
Derle Perkins, installing officer; Ber-;
neice Dobbins, marshal, and Fern
Graham, Alfreda Wooden, Belle W al­
ker and Mamie Downing assistant.
C O M IN G S — G O IN G S
and D O IN G S
The speaker at Klwanls Club this
ednesday was the editor of the Ore-
n Labor Press, and chairman of
e Board of Education of the Port-
id Public Schools.
His presenta-
in of the needs and desires of Am-
ican labor in relation to
the
lole of American society was very
:ere8ting.
friday the ladies Aid of the Bethel
ngregatlonal Church will hold their
nual bazaar and dinner.
W E. Pegg was operated on last
iday and he is getting along very
tisfactorily and is looking forward
be being home for a family gath-
ng on Christmas.
Mrs. Walter Myers was notified
nday that her son Melvin had
en wounded in battle.
Robert Myers is home for a visit
th his mother, sister and grand-
>ther.
Surly Sipe is home on furlough af-
■ two years spent in the Aleutians.
TaCk Manges had a few hours be-
een trains last week with home
Iks.
He was on his way to San
ancisco for Harbor Patrol duty.
Mrs. Lee Richey, after a day of
iristmas shopping and leaving the
s had the misfortune to turn her
kle and fell scattering her pack
es about
She managed to reach
e house but has since been nursing
badly bruised knee.
Mr and Mrs Albert Schulz and
lighter Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Webb and Mr and Mrs. L W.
icker attended the wedding of Miss
ace Rich and Mr William Jenne
the Bethany Baptist Church last
iday evening.
Miss Margaret Fox was th# guest
honor at a bridal shower held re-
ntly at the home of Mrs. Leo Ber-
rdini.
Many lovely gifts were
ceived from friends in Portland and
isverton.
Refreshments of cake
d ice cream were served. Findley
iwman of Portland, told the girls
rtunes from their tea leaves
Mr and Mrs. O. A. Anderson were
jner guests at the Walter Van
eek home Tuesday night
E P. Drew has returned from ten
ys visit with his son at Medford
Monday. Dec. 4th. a group of
oplo tendered Rev Francis Stur-
.ant a surprise birthday party and
ft. The group consisted of Messrs
d Mesdames
Paul Knepp Lester
-Keel. Jo Bates Clarence Buffum.
rs. Sturtevant and the Misses Ber-
ee Conoly and Amarette Barnes.
Mr. and Mis. George Thyng re­
ived word that their nephew Staff
rgeant Georg# N Klein had arrived
San Francisco Tuesday after hav-
l spent thirty-three months in the
uth Pacific with the Forty-first Di
lion
After ten days of hospital-
itlon he will return to his home in
irtland to his wife and the litttle
enty-eight
months old daughter
adra he has never seen.
S H O R T ST. A N D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
A poignant moment in 20th Century
W erfel’s "The Song of Bernadett*^'
Joy Theatre, Tigard, Jennifer Jones
ery-of-the-year. makes her screen
More Purchases Of
War Bonds Urged
Observance of "Pearl Harbor Day”
with a deluge of series E war bonds
purchases that will put Washington
county “over the top" on its sixth
war loan quota of $1,750,000 was urg­
ed this week by the county war fin­
ance committee. Sixth war loan funds
will speed the day of complete vic­
tory over the Japanese who started
the current war just three years ago
today with the infamous attack on
Pearl Harbor.
76.5 per cent of the county’s quota
has already been raised, sales totaled
$1,337,171.17,
leaving a balance of
*412,829.
j ____ £.
Sales of E bonds were lagging be­
hind on the overall quota, according
to Saturday's reports, only 59.4 per
cent of the goal of $700.000, or $415,-
972 had been sold.
The Beaverton district had sold 74.6
$182,924.50 of a $245,000 quota; and Ti
gard $82,352.50, or 47 per cent of a
$175,000 quota.
Almost Double Quota
The McKay District under the able
i leadership of Mrs. Henry Erickson,
have almost doubled their quota in
the Sixth War Loan campaign.
Boxes for Boys in Hospitals
The Legion and Auxiliary are spon-
! soring boxes for service men in hos-
j pitals in the state of Oregon—Astoria,
Roseburg and Klamath
One feature of the service will be Portland,
the “ living of a hymn”. Come and Falls.
It is thought that many people
enjoy this old fashioned
service— it
will bring back memories of “ other would also like to contribute to this
: worthy cause.
People are urged to
days.”
An attempt will be made Sunday pack a box about the size of a shoe
morning at 9:45 to establish a beach­ box with cookies, candies, cigarettes,
head by reaching a new record in toilet articles, handkerchiefs, games,
writing paper,—not razor blades or
attendance.
Rev. Harding will preach Sunday razors.- The boxes should be wrapped
morning at 11 and bring his conclud­ ; as a gift and marked whether for
Cash will be accept­
ing messages in the evening at 7:30. women or men.
able.
Contact Isabelle Butcher at
Millers Store or Geo. Eisenhour, or
: any Legion member.
B IT S O F N E W S
REV. W HITCOMB H ARD IN G
Mabel Caroline Olson, late of Gar­ Makes Lovely Fur Coat
den Home, sister of Mrs Jenny C.
Mrs. R. H. Besmehn is the proud
Davies, route 1, was buried from the • owner of a beautiful fur coat made
Pegg Chapel on Saturday
up of Blue Beverens, in which they
The Cub Scouts are going to send are specializing in breeding
It took
Jig-saw puzzles to the Barnes hospi­ two years to save enough skins to
tal again this year along with the : make the coat, believed to be the only
scrap books.
I f anyone have jig­ one of Blue Beverens on the coast
saw puzzles that they would like to
give to the Cubs, contact any Cub or
Dane Wins Three Prizes
leave with Mr. Pace at the Beaverton
Cleaners.
Mrs. Lilian Gilham is the proud
A marriage license has been issued
to William Albert Jenne and Grace possessor of three ribbons which her
dog. Maximilian von Birkenhof a
Helen Rich.
A daughter was born Nov 22 to Great Dane, won at Salem dog show-
Mr and Mrs Lynn Green of Beaver­ last week. Many people will remem­
ber this fine dog which is seen often
ton.
•
A son was born Nov 21 to Mr. and at the board number one office in
Beaverton.
It is very friendly and
Mrs. L. Dudgeon, Aloha
Mrs
To Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Wales. a great pet with the visitor*.
Nov 27. of Reedville. a daughter was Gilham has reason to think a lot of
this dog as was given to her on Moth­
bom.
A marriage license was issued to er’ Day by her two sons Bob and Bill
Patrick S. Calhoun and D Jean Mill­ two years ago.
Bob Gilham is attending naval of-
er both of Beaverton.
Funeral services were held Tuesday ficei training at Unlversty of Penn­
for George E Burton late of route 2. sylvania. while Rill is in military po­
marine corps at San
box 633 Beaverton, father of George lice training
A. Burton.
Interment Riverview Diego. California
The Great Dane won first ribbon
cemetery. .
Sarah Anderson of route 3 Beaver­ American bred; Best male Dane; first
ton passed away Dec. 2.
She was prize best of breed, male
95 year old. mother of Seth Lewis,
Marriage license was granted to
at home. Robert
Lewis. Viola, Ark
W El Pegg was in charge of services William Raymond. Beaverton, and
The General Petroleum Corporation Verna Jean Dunham. Portland
Mrs E. P Hedberg entertained the
has allocated »5 500 to the Beaverton
area for purchase of war bonds In the Tuesday Contract Club at luncheon
and cards.
Mrs. L. W Short was a
Sixth Drive
This Sunday evening at 8 p. m the guest.
Bethel Congregational Church there
’What do you think of governmeri
will be shown a series of 26 beauti­
ful kadarhrome slides illustrating ownership of defense industries’ "
When the government
th# Christmas stories prepared by I ’m for it.
Cathedral films.
There will also be own* everything It will have to pay
earol singing and other special music all th# taxes itself.”— Florsnc# Vidette
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E S T A B LISH ED
Here and There
Postwar
Employment
1927
Mr and Mrs. Rufus Williams and •
Mrs Rebecca Eggiman had Thanks-1
giving dinner with the Harvey Wil- !
hums family.
Mr and Mrs. Doy Gray were enter- |
tained Thanksgiving
Day at the Babson Recommends
Cape Cod by Mt
and Mrs. Leslie Merchandize Field
Spencer of Portland.
The Guy Alexander s had as their
Babson F*ark, Mass., Dec. 8 Men
guests Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. who had good jobs before they en
Glen Alexander and Mesdames Hor- tered the service should take thesi
tence Keith and Helen Uranthum of jobs back, even if they do not want
LaCenter, Wash.
: to stay in them forever.
Men whe
Mr. and Mrs. R R. Summers and ! did not have jobs before should gi
Mr and Mrs. Elmer
Stipe
were to school and become expert ir
guests of the Harris Hanson's Thanks­ something
The best Investment
giving
anyone can make is in a practical
Mr. .and Mrs. F'rancls Sturtevant education whether it is a business, oi
and children spent the holiday with a mechanical or a professional edu­
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. White of cation I especially recommend train­
F'orest Grove
ing which will make men experts In
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Chandler and son distribution
This inijLuldes storie-
1 spent Thansgiving with relatives in keeping, outside selling, advertising,
Salem.
market research, etc.
Mrs. Roy Manges entertained at 6
(1) 500,000 small stores have been
o’clock dinner for Mrs. Hariett Snyth closed by men who have entered the
of Ixis Angeles, Calif., daughter of service.
During this time there
Mr. and Mrs. Hunkupillar who were has been no increase in the numbei
guests also as was Mr. and Mrs. I^eo j of chain stores
Hence, the postwar
Richey.
j competition will he less.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Shively at-1 (2) The population of the United
i tended the wedding of Dorothy; States Is increasing at
about 800.
O'Conner at Multnomah on Sunday. 000 per year.
This means that
Miss Margaret MacDonald of Salem there will be several million more re
wa sa house guest at the Alert Schulz
Continued on Page 2
home over the holiday, and Mr. and
Fox’s dramatization of
Franz
Mrs. Reynold Rust and Mrs. Caroline
ALOH A
which opens Wednesday at the
Schulz of Portland were Thanksgiv-
young Tulsa. Oklahoma, discov-
1 ing Day dinner guests.
Curtis Riley is home again after a
deb.it in the title role.
Miss Margaret Schulz who teaches
at Vancouver, Wash.,
spent her! visit with his brother Ray at Tene-
pah, Nev.
Thanksgiving vacation at home.
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\ Crandall Peck arrived home last [ Bill Sabo from Farragut is visiting
his sister Mrs. F'rank Boris and
week Wednesday to spend his first family.
furlough since enlisting, at home.
Lester Gardner has leased his place
Mr and Mrs. L. D. Shellenberger
are at home for the winter at Cannon to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Egbesg.
John Walters of Hillsboro has pur­
Beach.
chased
three acres adjoining Base­
Miss Clement was at home from
line and Market roads and has seed­
Brilliant High Mark in
MrMinnville over the week end
ed it to fall wheat.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Smith have pur- (
New Movie Trend !
Oscar Granum has purchased the
chased the Coffee Cup Restaurant and
Weisenhach home in Reedville.
took
possession
on
the
14th.
The newest Hollywood expression
Mrs. Kenneth Sawtell has joined
Dr. Herbert Mason is now in H oi
is, "L et’s shoot It at home” . It rep­
her
husband who is stationed at Camp
resents the industry’s answer to the land.
Parks, California.
The
collection
at
the
Thanksglv-
j
impossibility of making long location
Calvin O’Connor is now in training
ing service at the Methodist Church
jaunts during wartime.
at Fort Lewis, Wash.
1
ot
over
»21,
went
to
the
Children's
i
An example of how this expression
Mrs. A. T. Cava ness was a Port­
is put to work is seen in the film­ Home at Corvallis.
Frank
Tucker,
Dayton Peck’s ' land visitor at the Blood Bank, giving
ing ot Franz WerfeTs best-seller,
her eighth pint.
Mrs. Albert Ereinor
' The Song of Bernadette,” which nephew, who has been in Mobile, Ala., gave her fourth.
She has a son in
Is
now
in
a
California
Camp.
opens at the Joy Theatre, Tigard, on
France.
Lt.
Edward
Volla
has
gone
over
A'ednesday, Dec. 13.
Hagg of Reedville has left
! for Henry
A few years ago, a picture of such seas.
Chicago, 111., t o a t t e n d t h e a n n u a l
Jay Gibson Is home after visiting
Importance would have been filmed
meeting of the Co-op Milk Producers
at least In part, by a location trip to his son and daughter In law In Texas. 1 Federation Dec. 6-8 as a delegate of
but
Mrs.
Gibson,
who
was
with
him
Lourdes. France, the scene of the
the Interstate Associated Creameries
story. Of course this was impossible there, stopped off on her way home
The Cedar Mill Community Club
so the
largest outdoors set ever to visit relatives in Idaho.
will meet Dec. 13 at the Grange Hall..
Boy Scout’s met at Peck's home for Cooper Mt. P. T. A. will meet Dec. 15
built was constructed on the back lot
ice creeam and cake after Scout meet- j at the school house 8 p. m.
at 20th Century Fox.
To show the size of the project, I ing Monday night.
A daughter, Vicki K., was born
Miss Maxine Cady was home o v e r! Nov. 27, to Mr. and Mrs. F'rank E.
2400
one-hundred-pound sacks of
casting plaster, 760 sacks of hgjd wall the week end from the University of Epplett, of Aloha.
plaster, 1792 sacks, of cement, 276 fif- Oregon.
ty-pound bales of hemp fiber, 150 | Twelve ladies were entertained on \
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
tons of sand and 110 tons of rock Tuesday by Mrs. Elmer Stipe at her
were used.
The total man-hours home for luncheon and an afternoon | Masses 8:25 and 10:25 during th
winter months.
spent in construction amounted to at cards.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Loren
C.
Trachsel,
38,400, which does not include the
CHURCH OF CHRIST
time used in the designing and re­ Aloha, have a daughter Linda D.,
George W. Springer, Pastor
born Nov. 19.
search for the set.
Morning worship and preaching at
The Wm. Boyd family enjoyed tur­
From ravine to river took Jack F’er-
guson and his crew of seventy men key dinner Sunday, with Mrs. Boyd’s J 9:45 a. m.
Topic—Dead to Sin but Alive Unto
just three weeks which should make • mother and sister, Mrs. Mary Tatom
Portiandk | God.
them eligible for some sort of trophy land Misa Julia Tatom,
The occasion was in honor of Mrs. j Following the sermon, the Lord’s’
from Mr. Kaiser.
supper will be observed.
! Boyd’s birthday anniversary.
| Mrs. Annie E. Jones, mother of: Bible School class session 11 a. m.
Lilian R., Beaverton, passed on Nov. j Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
Evening worship 7:30 p. m.
'.«Jib
Funeral services were held on
Thursday at the Pegg Funeral Par- j Special music by orchestra and a
lor. Mrs. Jones was an old time resi­ sermon by pastor at 7:30 p. m.
Midweek Bible study Wed. 8 p, m.
dent of Beaverton and her many
The Court of Honor of the Tuala­ friends held open house for her on Scripture study will be Eph. chap 3.
tin District of the Boy Scouts of Am­ her 90th birthday, which was nearly a
BETH EL
erica was held at the Sylvan Grade I year ago.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
School Thursday, November 30. Judge
Rev. F. T. Sturtevant, Pastor
Bissett presided
at the meeting.
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
Eighteen boys received advancement
Miss Amarette Barnes, Supt.
in rank and merit badges.
11 a. m.
Worship
Those being advanced to Second
Nursery class for children during
Clasc were Jack Ix>w and John Comer
the service.
of Troop 208. Those receiving second
7:30 p. m. Evening Advent worship
class merit badges were Troop 204,
The Christmas Story in Color In
Donald Crosby,
Richard Iversor,
CHURCH OF TH E N A Z A R E N E
Kodachrome slides.
Donald Kane and Troop 208 Dean
I^eonard C. Johnson, Pastor
Short.
METHODIST CHURCH
9:45 a m. Sunday School rally.
Those receiving F*irst Class Merit
11 a. m Rev Whitcomb Harding
Albert S. Hlsey, D. D., Minister
Badges were Troop 204 Charles Coey,
6 15 p. m.
Junior meeting.
Sunday School 9 45 a. m.
Dick Conant, Tom F’owell; Troop 208.
6 .30 p m.
Hi-N. Y Sr.. & N.Y.P.8.
Classes for all ages.
Attendance
Bryan Walker; Troop 228, Douglas
7:30 p. m.
Evangelistic service. Invited.
Anderson, Larry Bissett. Teddy Dye.
Worship Hour
11 a. m.
Ronald O’Brien, Russell Prier and Rev. Harding preaching
Topic Your Money and Your Life.
Wed 7:30 p. m.
Prayer and Mis­
Norman Short.
Are you looking for a church home?
Robert Lee of Troop 208 advanced sionary Study
A welcome awaits you.
to .Star Scout.
BEAVERTO N F U LL GOSPEL
W. S. C. S. Zlona Circle meets each
Larry Bissett Troop 228 advanced
C H A PE L SERVICE
Wednesday at 10, all day.
to I,if.- See I
Troop 228 is from
Friendly Circle 2nd and 4th Tues­
I. O O. F. Hall. Beaverton
Tigard.
Troop 208 from Beaverton,
Orville J. Poulin. Minister
days.
and Troop 201 is from Multnomah.
Sundays 7:45 p. m.
ALOIIA CO M M U N IT Y CHURCH
Thursdays 7:45 p. m.
Record Timber Sales
Graydon D. Loree, Pastor
Everybody welcome.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
O. and C. timber sales made in No­ PILG R IM LU TH E R AN CHURCH
Mary Antrim, Supt.
vember by the General I>and Office of i
The Bible Church
Morning worship 1 1 a m
the Department of the
Interior
Box 697, Beaverton
Youth Fellowship 7 p. m.
broke all sales records for timber Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drive
8 p. m. Evening worship.
value In a single month, acco ding to
Walter R Buhl. Pastor
W. H. Horning, Chief Forester for . Sunday Services 11 n m
THE VALLEY
the O A C. Administration
< 08081 M T V ( III IK II
Sermon Topic-—The Nature of a
November sales included .37 sepa­ Christian Life.
U N IT ED PR E SBY T ER IAN
rate tracts of timber carryfnng an es­
Wednesday evening Advent Ser­
4110 SW Gabel Lane
timated total volume of 117.651,700 vices Dec 6th, 12th 19th.
Rev. H. A. Armltage. pastor
board feet valued at »547.325.56.
Sermon topics—Some Prophectes of
10 30 a m. Morning Worship
Mr Horning states that sustained the Old Testament.
yield cutting of timber on O A C
Sunday School 10 a. m.
ALO H A ASSEMBLY OF GOD
lands is not only a limit which must
Confirmation Class, Friday at 4.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
not been extended, it is also the
Welcome!
Worship 11 a. m
amount which must he produced to
supply the local industry He points
W EST H U L A
R E E n v ilJ .E CO M M U NITY
out that a steady flow of timber to
LU TH ER AN CHURCH
PR E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
market must continue permanently
Canyon Road, near Sylvan
Sunday School 10 a. m
Mrs Otto
To workers,
that means steady
Werner J Frit*. Minister
George. Supt
employment.
To the counties which
Young People’s C. E 7 p m.
2nd Sunday in Advent
receive 50G of the earnings in place
Sunday School 9 45 a. m
Prayer Meeting and Bible stufy,
of taxes, tl means a secure source of
Ouirwiav. 7 p. m
Divine Service 11 a. m.
county income.
Sermon
A Formula for Victor­
Worship Service 11 a. m.
ious Living
—Buy Christmas Seals-
You are invited and welcome.
—Buy Christinas Seals—
Song Of Bernadette
At loy Theatre
Court Of Honor
Held At Sylvan
What's Doing
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