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December 15, 1937
CITY BRIEFS
Cookin Kale PrimoTim Klam
ath Kiri Hrout council la offcrins
Itii following individual prim, for
the greatest atoning: of bloom of
UIrl Hrout cookies gold by any min
girl during the cookie mole willrh
la now In progress: first, a romp
erahip for one we'd( at camp; arc
'and. one-half or I cainpornhip;
I hind. Hcont serapliook:
fourth, UM Krum diary with a
cover. Prima to the troop soiling
the moat broom will he firm, a
year's anima:lotion to the Amer
loin (WI; second, a tlirl Hcout
ha nd book.
Engles' AltIlittryTile
auxiliary will hold II regular
meeting In the tr011 hull at Fink
and Main etreetti at I o'clock Fri
ilitY evening. December It A
Christmaa party and gift exchange
will be enjoyed after the meeting.
Each member is asked to bring a
gift for the exchange as well as
gills for the children who accom
pany her. Members are elan staked
to bring cakes.
Theft ReportedLee blither
of 733 Klamath aronue, reported
to pollee Wlinemility that a robe
wax stolen from hie automobile
aellietime lifter midnight Tumidity,
while it tug partied on Vain at
street, nein' Seventh ateek, 'rho
bone from the ritdiator and hunter
connection wits ale stolen.
Accident ReportedAn auto
mobile driven by Carrie V. !Utley
and a truck operated by Phillip
L. Burns wore badly damaged
tVetinesday morning when they
met in C011111011 at tho internection
of Broad street and Klamath ave
nue. The accident occurred at
7:20 a. m.. according to police ro-
is. ports. No injuries resulted.
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r heave for FallMr. and Mn.
IC. A. McDonnell have loft for Ht.
Paul. Minn., where they will spend
the Christine. holidays with Me
Donnell. mother and other rela
tive.. They made the trip omit
via Sent Francisco and expected to
be away until the first week in
January. McDonnell is on a vaca
tion front his position with the
Weyerhaeuser Timber company.
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To IiiLttII OfficersNew offi
cer. of the Daughters of Job will
be initialled at the meeting Thurs
day evening. Decenther IC at the
Masonic hall. Barbara Putnam
will he !walled aa honored 411110PII.
Parham 1"1 Drake, aeitior prin.
clots; Phyllis ropier, Junior prin.
cess: Rosemary Sloan. guide. and
Margaret Horton, marshal.
Hit and MiceThe lilt anti Miss
homemaking club of the Wonien
of the Moon will meet for a 1
oclock potluck luncheon Friday.
December 17, at the K. C. hall.
There will be i Christmas tree
and gift exchange. Coliontesnos
are Mildred Benner and Opal
Mahn.
Allsolonary NorletyThe Wo
men. Missionary society of lin
manual Baptist church will meet
Thursday. December 16. at 2 p. in.,
In the home of Mn, 'redden. at
1124 Grant street. The annual
Christmas party and gift exchange
will be held at this time.
Nodoty to Meet---The Women's
Missionary society of the First
Preabyterian church will meet
Thursday, December 16, at 2 p.
m. at the home of Mrs. A. Theo
dore Smith, 485 North Second
street. A good attendance is desired.
Club PartyA Christmas
party will be enjoyed by members
of the Nile club Thursday after
noon at the Elk hotel. Mrs. D. D.
Havens and Mrs. B. A. Purcell
are in charge of arrangements for
the affair.
loll in UtahMrs. Mary &hire
y is spending the Christmas holi
days with her mother at Caatle
Gate, Utah. She was accompanied
to Utah by her sister-in-law, Flor
ence &him.
MERLE NORMAN cosmetics for
Christmas Gilts.
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PILES
Quick Posiiive
Permanent
ItEldEP
Advanced non-surgical moth.
ode,
NO HOSP1TALIZATIONNo
loss of time from work.
Many satisfied patients in
Klamath and surrounding
country have been given per.
manent relief. Write tor
booklet.
Dr. O. H. Mather
Chiropractic Physician
731 Alain Phono 404W
Arrent, InClotrleis T. Foril .
m14011,1 by city pollen Mears
In bollix bold for lh
tilloriff Hoy Dynert of To Intake,
who hold ii warrnot for Ford. Ile
elinrhed Willi (armory, nod wan
tronnforred to tbn county POI to
await Dynort's nrrlyni.
Sochi' Out) Eastern
Hier Nodal club No. a wilt meet,
et. the home of :s. M. II. Bal.
ittgyp, 1010 Alti straol, for it
dtatatirt lititchatta Friday, Damn
bar rt. at 1:30 p. iii. 'Ettore Will
ha it Cltu Pitman gin exchnitaa.
Solo SiiilurilatyTowniiiind auk
ilikry I will bold k cooks('
rood owl fancy work milk Satur
day. loireilibiq IN, at 716
retet, ilio shop tortnorly
II)' ilia Itylo-Wity tailors. Tito
sulk wks pootponoil from luta week.
Pe Wan rriThe Pelican PTA
will hold lin regular meeiing
December 23, from 1
to 1:30 p. in. A mhort program
will follow the buminetin meeting,
sifter which there will be a
Chrlatnian tree for the children.
Dance OmittedThe Fairhitven
PTA will tiponmor It dunce to be
held Friday evening, Derember
15, in the mchool Mil'
Ric will be (umbilici' by the Ore
gon 11111billiem.
Mee' lng Pool ol--The Delta
Zeta meeting scheduled for Veil
nenday even I hg ll,p been pat
jotted until Pridny evening. W11011
It will be held at ihe home of Mrs.
John Lunn. 221 Vail street.
14014 Diont-rA 11111114 dlii.
per will be nerved at the First
Covenant church. 823 'Walnut EOM.
Olin( SitturdaY, December IS, from
1 3 noon until 8 p. me
III'IMklsII hi MeetProsperity
Rebekah lodge will hold a Mini.
nese amision l'hurectity iii 7:30 p.
in. itt bull. Vimiting Ito
bekahe aro Invited.
Blankets' StolenLarceny of
blanket,' from his automobile Sus
reported to pollee bureau Wed
timidity morning by Georg Hon
do!' of 2(40 Vino street.
Examiner C ingWard Mc
Ite)nolds. examiner for the secrm,
tnry of atittes office trill be In
Klamath Falls Tuesday. Wednes
day and Thursday of next week to
conduct operator's examinations.
Charge Filed A charge of
speeding ft truck was filed by
own police against Henry Faith
Mimes in justice court here.
Goem to Portinont District. At
tofnnY Hardin C. filnektnar WW1
tit Porthind Vettnesdny to attend
a gni meeting of district attorneys.
IINA to MctA tutorial meet
inK of the Royal Neighbors of
America will be held Friday at
7:30 p. m at the 100F ball.
Accepts MentonJune Dell has
occepted the pomition of manager
of Mary's Beauty shop.
Obituary
rawn, EGENE SMITH
Virgil EUK0110 SM Rh. for the
last five yearn a resident of thiB
city, passed away Tuesday, De
cember 14. 1237, at 11 p. tn fol
lowing an 'linens of three weeks.
He was a natIVO of Burley, Ida.,
and at the dine of his death waft
aged 15 years 6 months and 21
dam Surviving are hie parent. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith; six
brothers, NVayne. Keith, Clede,
Lyle, Max and Kent; MAO three
aisters. Edrie, Lyle and Elm
Smith. all of Klamath Falls, Ore.
The remains rest in the Earl 1Vhit
lock Funeral Home. Pine street
at Sixth, where friends may call
after 8 p. m. Wednesday. Notice
of funeral to be announced in the
next Issue of this paper.
Funerals
CHARLES MARSHALL MARTIN
Funeral services for Charles
Martin, who passed away at his
Into residence :ionday, December
13, 1937, will be held in the chapel
of the Earl lock Funeral
Home, Pine street at Sixth, Thurs
day. December 16, 1937, at 1:30
P. an. with the Rev. Arthur Char
les Bates of tile First Christian
church of this city officiating.
Comtnitment services and inter
ment, family plot In Linkville
cemetery under the auspices of
Klamath Camps No. 10303, Mod
ern woodmen of America. Friends
are invited.
oil City for store oil. Phone
2197.
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
1 mum rAmmelommommammow ,OPONM
United States Army official& at the
Presidio, San Francisco, are Investi
laatink the story of Paul Crawley, 20,1
private, who deserted, he said, to
find his mother. He vfluntarily re
turned to the barracks when the
search was unsuccessful. Meanwhile,
the mother located the youth. She
was a former member of the Rus
sian nobility, Princem Thais Vs Ide
mar, and a former actress, now the
Wile of a New York broker.
1 Sport Briefs
II) EDDIE BRIETZ
NEW VORK., Dec. 15 (x)--
Even with the elimination of the
tipoff after goal, masketball
coaches still go for the long. tall
ones. Coach Al Daggett at
Vest Texas Teachers, may set the
altitude record with a quint aver
aging RIX feet four.... Raymond
Schaekleford hikes the average
With 0.9, while another stands
0.66. another 6.31, and two others
0 I How's the weather up
there, boys?
Signing of old Jess Haines as
coach assures the Dodgers of one
MIRO man On their ball club. any
way. Jimmy Phelan, NVasit
ington coach, la beating the South
ern California hushes for high
school phenonts. Sammy
Baugh will try to pry the Wash
ington Redskins loose from 915.-
000 next season, a hich will be ab
solute tops for footballers. pro or
collitch. Joe Jacobs is going
to Germany for Max Schmeling's
next bout. with Ben Foord at
Hamburg. January 30. Kid
Brewer, Appalachian's' fine young
coach, is headed for a bigger Job.
'
Mr. Munney 91cGlatery, a red
hot Alabama alumnus, writes from
Decatur: "re are going to win
that Rose Bowl game! That is
It fact! Have we ever lost In
the Rose Bowl? No! Can
we lose No' Will we
lose No, no!!" To which
we add. rah. rah,ralt! And they
had better take that guy along to
lead the cheering. Strangler
Lewis, who has quit the mat after
35 years of rassling. waa the first
harper your agent ever saw In
action.
Add laughs: Jack Doyle cabled
Mike Jacobs to match him with
Tommy Farr for a side be of
$10.000 Mike cabled back
Jack could stay in London and
fight either of the Beers for that.
.. (No answer) ... Bobby Dun
kelberger of High Point. North
and South Carolina amateur
champ, has been given a year by
his dad to decide if be wants to
make golf his profession. . . .
"Batter Up" is the name of the
American league's new moving
picture which Professor Lew lod
soca will show to sandlot and high
school players next year.... Half
H. million kids saw this year's
film.
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
HESSBorn, at Klamath Val
ley hospital, December 14, 1937,
to Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hess of
Fort. Klamath, a daughter. Weight
nine pounds.
MOP
Compiled by the Associated Prose
80 15
lotus Rails
62.9 21.1
... 62.5 21.2
Wednesday
Previous day ...
Month ago
Year ago
1937 High ..............
1937 how ,........ .......... ....
1936 High ..
1936 Low ..
WednesdaY fa a
Previous day 73.8
Month ago 74.2
Year ago 97.0
1937 High 99.0
1937 Low 70.3
1930 High 98.2
1936 Low 88.9
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Dec. 16 Un---
Steel shores provided the back
bone for a mild stock market ral
ly today, in which leaders, at their
best, improved fractions to a
point or more.
Aircraft and metal issues, act
ive and higher earlier in the ses
sion, suffered from profit selling
and ended below the days best
levels. Utilities and rails were
narrow and not much sought af
ter. After a quiet opening trading
was at a moderate pace. Year
end tax selling and switching ac
counted for most of the activity,
although traders said bargain
hunting and a certain amount of
small investment buying were
present. Odd lot transactions
were protninent.
At no time did liquidation ap
pear much of a factor in the dull
proceedings, and offerings in
most divisions wore generally
easily covered. In the final hour
trading dropped off.
News of much market interest
was lacking. A heartening note
was a report from St. Louis that
the depressed shoe industry was
re-employing workers and expect
ed normal operations soon.
Transfers approximated 900,-
000 shares.
Today's closing quotations:
Air Reduction 51
Allied Chemical & Dye 158
Allied Stores 71
American Can 731
American & Foreign Powey 4
American Power & Light 71
American had. & St. 13
American Rolling Mills 191
American Smelt. & 48
A. T. & T. 1451
American Tob. B 621
American Water Works 13d
Anaconda Copper 31 d
Armour Illinois 6
Atchison. T. & S. F. ...... 391
Baltimore & Ohio ........ 12
Hamada!' 131
Bendix Aviation ......... 12d
Bethlehem Steel 67
Boeing Air 29
Budd Mfg. ......... ..... 5
California Packing 21
Callahan Z-L 11
Calumet & Reda ......... 8
Canadian Pacific 8
Case, J. I. 92
Caterpillar Tractor 49
Celanese 161
Certain-Teed 8
Chesapeake & Ohio 376
Chrysler Motor 65
Columbia Uas & Electric 91
Commercial Solvent 71
Commonwealth & Southern 2
Consolidated Edison 241
Consolidated Oil 9
Corn Products 611
Curtiss Wright 3
Douglas Aircraft 365
Du Pont & De N. .......... 1141
Electric Auto Light ..... 181
Electric Power & Light 131
Erie R. R. 71
General Electric 43
General Foods 301
General Motors 33
Goodyear Tires 20
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STOCK AVERAGES
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65.1
98.4
1016
57.7
90.3
73.4
22.0
28.8
49.5
19.2
43.6
30.2
BND A VER1GES
Cuing, ed b thu Autturtat l'rusu
20 10 10
Rails influ's Utiri
18 80
8tke.
33.2
33.0
34.9
51.6
54.0
31.6
53.7
43.4
44.9
44.7
40.6
10.7
75.3
41.7
72.8
65.7
10 10
Utirs For,
73.6 96.7 91.5 65.6
73.8 96.7 91.9 65.6
74.2 98.5 93.2 65.6
97.6 104.1 102.2 71.7
99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
70.3 98.2 90.3 64.2
98.2 104.4 103.1 73.0
86.9 101.8 99.3 67.6
Great ,Northern ..... 24
Hudson Motor 61
Illinois Central 11
Insp. Copper 111
International Harvester -- 65
International Nice! Can 44
international P. Sc P. tad. 39
T. & T. 7
Johns Manville 82
Kennecott Con. Copper 37
Libber-0-10rd 37
Ligget & Myers B 863
Loew's , 472
Monty Ward 33i
Nash Keivinator 101
National Biscuit 18
National Distillers 21
National Power & Light , St
New York Central 19
North American 211
Northern Pacific 121
Packard Motor 41
Penney. J. C. 63
Penn R. R. 214
Phillips Petroleum 308
Pressed Steel Car 10
Public Service New Jersey 33
Pullman Co. 35
Radio Corp. 61
Remington Rand 13
Republic Steel 181
Sears Roebuck 58
Shell Union 173
Southern Calif. Edison 213
Southern Pacific 213
Standard Brands 8
Standard Oil California 29
Standard 011 New Jersey 443
Studebaker Corp. 53
Superior Oil ............ 21
Texas Corp. 391
Timken Det. Axle 12
Trans-America 10
Union Carbide 72
Union Pacific 83
United Airlines 78
United Airclaft 23
United Corp. 31
United Gas Imp. 101
U. S. Rubber 263
U. S. Steel 573
Walworth 73
Western Union 243
White Motor 101
Voolworth 373
Closing Curb Quotations
Cities Service 2
Electric Bond & Share 101
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, Dec. 15 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes 45; on track 241; total
U. S. shipments 484; about steady.
supplies moderate. demand very
slow; sacked per cwt. Idaho Res
sett Burbanks, U. S. No. 1, $1.37$-
40; Colorado Red 1IcClures, U. S.
No. 1, 51.45; North Dakota Cob
blers, 90 per cent U. S. No. I,
$1.10.
Fathers worrying about the
Christmas tie situation always
should remember that a tour-inhand
is worth one in the incinerator.
WINNIPEG UPTURNS
STIIENTIIEN RAIN
CHICAGO, Dec. 15 UP)--Itig
upturns of quotations at Winni
peg gave firmness to the Chicago
wheat market today, but gains
were not well maintained here.
Winnipeg wheat prices repre
mented an advance of more than
nine cents a bushel since Monday.
Surprising scarcity of contract
grades of wheat in Canada was
reported. Chicago traders, how
ever, showed a disposition to
await the Argentine government
crop report due after today's
clone of trading here.
At the close Chicago wheat fu
ture,' were jc off to jo up, com
pared with Tuesday's finish, May
92jo to 921c, July 87c; corn Ic
to 12c higher, May 59to to 555c.
July 80c, and oats jo to fc advanced.
South S. F.
Livestock
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Dec.
15 (AP-USDA)Hoes receipts
550 head, including 415 head di
rect. Butchers moistly 100 high
er, top and bulk good to choice
176 to 225 lb. butchers, 88.70;
package 240 lb. weights, 88.60;
few 287 lb. averages, 88.10; small
Iota light lights, 88.46; packing
sows steady, $6.75 to 87.00. Late
Tuesday: Bulk local butchers,
$8.50.
Cattle, receipts 900 head, in
cluding 115 head direct. Market
for steers weak: load medium
1042 lb. steers, $7.50; few loads
medium to good fed steers held
above 88.00; medium to good she
stock steady; lower grade cows
strong to 25c higher; few good
heavy cows, $5.75; medium range
cows, 85.00 to 65.50; common
cows, 84.50 to 84.65; low cutters
and cutters, 83.35 to $4.25; odd
head down to $3.00; bulls scarce,
medium grades eligible up to
85.50. Calves, receipts 35 head.
Few sales, about steady; odd head
choice vealers, 810.50.
Sheep, receipts 1650 head, in
cluding 550 head direct. Lambs
slow. fully 15c to 25c lower; dou
ble choice 85 lb. Idaho lambs
bought to arrive $9.15, with some
freight benefit: double choice 86
lb. weights, $8.85; louble good to
choice 89 lb. averages, 88.70; two
decks medium to good Oregon
wooled lambs unsold; sheep ab
sent; choice wooled slaughter
ewes quoted up to 84.00.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, Dec. 15 (HIBut
ter, prints, A grade, 3.1èc lb. in
parchment wrappings, 381c lb. in
cartons; B grade 361c lb. in
parchment wrappers, Vtie lb. in
cartons.
Butterfat (Portland delivery
buying price). A grade 37i-38c
lb. country stations. A grade,
35i-36c lb.; B grade, 2c less; C
grade, 60 less.
Eggs. buying price by whole
salers: Extras. 26c; standards,
23c; firsts 20c; medium extras.
21c; medium firsts, 15c; small
extras 15e; undergrades, 15c dos.
Cheese, Oregon triplets, 18c;
Oregon loaf, 18ic. Brokers will
pay in below quotations.
Country meats, selling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs,
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3 Pairs for $2.85
i Just get the size and
i color of her shoes
! we'll do the rest!
SLIPS
In all colors blue, rust,
black, pink, white, rose, gold
tea rose, green. Tape re-inforced
seams adiustable
straps.
WHAT WOMAN
EVER HAD ENOUGH
STOCKINGS?
DAVEN CREPES
By HUMMINGBIRD
Will Really Solve Your Gift Problem
HERE'S ANOTHER "MUST" GIFT
You'll buy these for gifts and then want them yourself
The Season's Smartest
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FOULGER'S
BEAUTIFUL SHOES 525 MAIN ST. I
GOING ESKIMO, this
young lady at a Berlin fashion
show wears a fur jacket which
differs from its arctic original
Only in addition of a zipper.
best butcher, under 160 lbs. 106-
11c; vealers, 13c; light and thin
11c; vealers, 14c; light and thin,
9-12c; heavy, 996c lb.; canner
cows 6-7c; cutters, 76-8Ic; bulls
4-8c lb.
Live poultry, buying price:
Leghorn broilers 16 to 2 lbs., 19-
20c lb.; colored springs. 2 to al
lbs., 17-18c lb.; over 3i lbs. 18-
20c lb.; Leghorn hens, over 31
lb,, 12-13c lb.; under 31 lb.., 11-
12c lb.; colored hens, 4 to 5 lb...
17-18 lb.; over 5 lb.., 17-18c lb.;
No. 2 grade 2c less
Turkeys, selling price: Dressed
No. 1 bens. 25c lb.; No. 1 toms.
23c lb.
Potatoes. Yakima Gems. 61.05;
locals, 61-1.15 centai; Deschutes,
S1.05-1.20.
Wool. 1937. nominal; Willam
ette Valley, medium, 23c lb.;
coarse and braids, 23c; tall lamb
wool, 18c lb.; eastern Oregon,
tine nominal.
Onions, new crop Yakima. 75-
80c, 50s; Oregon. $2.00-1.10 per
cental.
Hay, selling price to retailers:
Alfalfa No. 1, $18-18.50 ton;
oat-vetch, 614-14.50; clover. 613-
614 ton; timothy, eastern Oregon
hitt:poled, Ditto valley. unquoted,
Portland.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Dec. 15 (AP-USDA)
Hogs 25.000; early market 10-15
higher than Tuesday's average;
advance mostly lost now ou
weights 225 lbs. up; top $8.40
paid for several loads averaging
160-185 lbs.; bulk good and
choice 150-200 lbs., 68.20-8.36;
210-250 lbs.. 57.85-8.25: most
good packing sows 60.66-7.00; se
lected kinds up to 67.15.
Cattle 7000, calves 1200; some
big killing interests bidding low
er; few loads well finished year
lings and weighty steers strong
on order buyer account; such cat
PAGE FIVE
U. turning at 207541001 stock.
ere end feeders slow; fed heifers
steady to strong; cove "woe,
strong to 25 higher; bulls end
veaters firm to a little higher;
bulls mainly $(1.75 down; choice
weighty vesture up to Sti.50. 4
Sheep 5000; fat lambs opening
slow, early hids around steady;
good to choice native and fed
western offerings bid $9.00-2.25;
best held $9.35-2.60 end above.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OP SALE OP REAL
PROPERTY FOR DELIS.
QUEST IMPROVEMENT A&
BESSMENT
By virtue of a Warrant Issued
by the Police Judge of the City
of Klamath Palls, Oregon, dated
the 22nd day of November, A. D.
1937, and to me directed, notice
I. hereby given that I have levied
upon the following described real
property, to-wit:
Lot 13, Block 38, Hillside
Addition to the City of Kiam
ath Falls, Oregon,
taken and levied upon as the
property of I. A. BONIN, in satis
faction of a certain sewer lien
created and docketed by the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for a
proportionate share of the cost of
Improving 16th Sewer Unit which
said lien is docketed in Volume 10
of the Bond Lien Docket of said
city at page 380 thereof on the
data of October 5, A. D. 1931, in
the sum of $83.77. Notice is also
hereby given that the undersigned
will, on the 23rd day of Decern
bar, A. D.1937. at the hour of 10
o'clock a. in. of said day, at the
front door of the City Hall In said
City, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand.
the aforementioned and described
real property, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the
above lien in the sum of 983.77,
together with interest thereon at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum
from the 5th day of October. A.D.
1931. and together with the costs
and disbursements of sale here
under. FRAM( HAMM,
Chief of Police of the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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ESTATE
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This Christmas
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