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Evening star., 1933-04-02
New York Cotton

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. April l.-Cotton prices
steadied today and closed with gain
Of 10 points. A general feeling in
producing sections that some legislation
for the improvement OF farm prices VIII
be enacted left the marstt without
pressure and the list clo5ed et the top.
Spots were advanced 10 points to $40.
AS very little cotton is moving in
the South, there was no pressure to sell,
while an effort to reduce outstanding
obligations steadied the market. Less
cotton moved the past week than at
any time this season, and uncertainty
over results of a processing tax on con-
-aumers Of commodities has reduced ac-
tivity in mill quarters Msny mills an
nounce an intention to syoid all forward
commitments until tn. results of pro-
posed legislation can BE- ascertained
Posting Of daily weather details for
the first time this season turned At
Evening star., 1933-04-02
EXCHANGE CONTROL
LAW IS EXPECTED
Economist Does Not Antici'
pate Any Drastic LegisIa-
tion Affecting Trading.
BY DR.. MAX WINKLER.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dlsphtch TO Inc star.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The bill pro-
vlding for Federal regulation of new
issues is expected to be followed by
recommendation looking to some form
Of control of securities exchanges. Since
requirements in connection with the
is ing of r. ew issues upon the New York
Sto k Exchsnge-the principal ex-
change fer listing securities-are very
+ gorous, it is far more essential for the
sponsors of regu' atory measures to CEN
ter Their attention on seeing that the
design of the Federal securities act is
strictly carri"d oIt-that is. that under
writer's rheli be held responsible for
statements made in prosrectuses solicit
ing pub ic funds
It is doubtful whether env drastic or
revolutionary measure re~arding the
control of the Exchange will be enacted.
1t is safe to saw that what the admin
i-trat on is anxious to accomplish above
all is a greater degree of protection to
bu--ers of securities American laws
have been somewhat lax IN this respect
But. Under no circumstances. does
Wash ngton wish to impede or interfere
with normal and le9itimate busines-.
Copyright. 1924. hr North American News
paper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1933-04-02
GLASS FIRMS ARE AIDED
BY BEER TRADE ORDERS
Special Dispatch to TIE Star

Special Dispatch to TIE Star
WESTON. w. Va. April Louis
iMohinc. pres.d,nt CT the Louie Glas-
Co. announced last night that on large
orders, particularly in har gco17. cr-
dered on the strength of tho return OF
ths sale Of beer, thu twY con1oario-
here, the Louie end the West Virginia
Glass Speciality Co. are assured O So
day run on full time.
A thn p--scn. mo. IN s.tic.pa To-,
Of the l-gsliza.ion Of beer. 10 rad IA
ounce giSsss5 are bci1g med2 IN shell
and atenwere. The outlook for the
Summer 1T these f-ctcr:e3 is seid 70 b,
TO gooi that they may not close down
dur ne the waTmor months 20" iep, RI.
ss they have bcen doing in tl;. past.
-is1n this e"ent repairs would he madc
'sghi,e the plants cont'nu
Evening star., 1933-04-02
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect Its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, il is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-04-02
Brokers' Comment

NEW YORK, April 1.-While many
brokers believe that the reaction may
carry somewhat further. others think
the stock market is rapidly approaching
a support level.
Hornblower Il Weeks.-Now that the
market has moved downward out of the
narrow trading range within which 1t
has been contained the past 10 days,
there remains nothing to do but to
allow the current wave of liquidation to
run its course and await the establish
ment Of new support levels before at
tempting anything in the nature of con-
struetive operation
Shields 81 Co.-Eaoh day gives fur
ther reason for belief that no wide
open break in prices is to be anticipated.
but on the other hand there is no news
in prospect of sufficient Importance to
halt the dragging trend of prices.
Hamersnlag. Rolg 4, Cove see no
reason why selling should gain mo-
mentum under prc~e,t conditions
Frazier Jelke g. C-.-If a further op-
portunity to buy rtocks at concession
is offered we would be inclined TO make
purchases for Ing turn.
Bear, Cohen s, .o.-The immediate
outlook continues reactionary, but we
consider 1t the Hnal phase of belated
liquidation and do not hesitate to rec
ommend the accumulation of stocks en-
a scale down.
Jackson Bros Boesel & Cove now
look for a definte testing Of new re-
sistance letel, which is clearly outlined
in chart formation covered by price
movements since last October.
Evening star., 1933-04-02
WAsTED-SALESMAN.

tors 8. Williams OHIO Matte Burner in thi,
yisinit- have real proposition for success.
sssssaa1 ee.PsIsssd Rs: 81. sss zsPFiIsh ,hl1s dSs
| Streets NV. Monday st At $40 Si' am In anu y
LOCAL representatives wanted to handle
S rstao.shed ,, rsdiator cover line: prefer hard
Address Boz 40s-K ssar ONCE.
| CLIP essah,seed highly rated company wants
m,n ': to sell a yearly window display adye.-
Some Of our successful men previously s5Id
bonds, real estate cash registers, etc. One
Da9s eps BUY ea4nnss 70 Ssl 6n wS
ere paid a. once. Give experience address
! & asd telephone. Address Box SID Star
SALESMAN; Jewish preferred, who is ac-
auaintea with erocers and markets or ex-
market man. Address Boz 263-D, Star office.
SALESMAN s:auainted with hotel AID res
tauran. trade. Pincus Potato Chil Co.,
l2a Baltimore Blvd. Costaee CITY. Nd
SALESMAN. high caliber. to sell new fast
selling sales promotion service to chain and
Important executives; state complete quail
ftcattons; good commission basis. Add ,ess
Box 1G6-D Star office.
/ preler, single men between ages % and 32;
must must be neat;sppesring an and willing to work
Financial @ assistance given en- to t those Selected
if necessary. Apply Mr.. Grose. SUNDAY. !.
to q, and Monday morning, to o, Hotel
SALESMAN, with car. reliable. represent ma
tional orgenlzatlon. Permanent, pleasant,
y0r ssz nsssss Was topT Tr
angle. 921 Broadway New York.
SALESMEN-Mske large profit selling clean
etc Your name on absIs. Se Free ssmpis. is.
Write. The Hahne Co, DAYTON, Ohio.
SALEsMEN-An Established 1ndina mfr;
has openings in Washington and Richmond
dition to an nc old line In With he exceptional sales
poifoiteY Must have s car Room Phone v sa
day. for appointment.
line OF tags, pin ticke.s.. pricing devices and
sales promotion materials heretofore sold TO
retnIlers by NAL Esegsye territory on
LARGE at start; but viii grow steadily, Give
sos ask ssaf o saa telephone Address
producers; an unusual opportunity is Of
sersd to d man ,noG o. nee. fsr
a S tUoo asss IN this h
Gg work wspt w,,ng men s who can tel the truth
aes clean asns @ hat ns Is noA
makins big n oney for men who apply them
selves; o., Come in At 10 nr an. and and see Mr. z
Park road ~''N
specialties including razor blades Mer-
it's, quick repeats. Hck & Co., 1924 Wa
bash. Chicago. I
S6 HOURLY possible with amazing Spread
a-Tread :, Completely retreads tires for 75c.
Patches | cent. At least 2.0Ou additional
miles guaranteed. Samples free Write /
Plastic Rubber. Dept f3lS-N. Cincinnati |
Ohio.
WANTED SALESMEN
Legal IN the SO to 500 week class. New
!,sn orgsi,i e tion that can and will delive
II Bon1 big.
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
Evening star., 1933-04-02
MEN
TALK THIS
, OVER WITH
YOUR WIFE.

Many hundreds of men throughout the
cos.i'rs are making the ereatest success in
ilA. Lac, Company wncn markets and
Manufactures In tnis country a proouct that
Is so superior In seivice ana performance
tnat IT mas cnangea the course OF an entire
INDUSTRY. mo connection with reirige4 a.lonJ
h n "a pur MasnlngeCh nrancn are men VINO
ana they nave not been afIected BY the de-
pEession. Tney are making money regularly
anu nave bean doing IL eli the time.
Wsaniasson orsaniza slon Tor % nearly = three M
sl5 per week @ 10. "a G straight Isf ela Weeks he %
hvcs IN beautiful apartment, newly fur
Elsned. drives new car and has made mo.e
maoe in his LIE.
l. you can meet our requirements you can
came into our oflice and meet and talk with
successIut men: YOU can go to their homes
ak 'e S h0T em nnS and s sec eu soR out
than TnS week ;,sin how to 90 likewise proyidlns
kind CT business. The work is not hard yet
that must Sc done. sad nd when 0ese tese hns thinss
are doEe 1t makes moEey for those who do
We are interested in married men who
nave responsibilities to meet and a real in
eentve Gent. e, to ,9,n WORK dilisantly and study We
cut mgt p able to furnish
which YOU have no control are jeopardizins
tce safety. OF your home. and you are in ear
nett about saving 1t and would he willing
to work had to build yourself into per-
fnapent POS ton. where you can ges back all
cf .onr. influence and peace of mind, come
II and investigate with an open mind. Inter-
views viii be granted from q EN-. to l pm
Monoay morning. at 201 Denrike Bldg. 1910
Vermont ave. NV.
THE CLARENDON, 5620 COLO
RADIO ave. n.w.-Apt. of 2 rooms.
Kitchen. bath: free refrigeration outside
rooms Resident MANAGER or janitor.
Evening star., 1933-04-02
HELP-MEN.



REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN--we have plenty
Of salsble properties. both new and old.
Want men familiar with presented
srs are seilinss iiis; houses. s See Nj. henderson.
lsss lSss ESf5F il. 4 Nv. sAMrs, Bss4 Essf ss.7.
SUPERVISOR.
A group of nationally known manufac-
tursrs with a combined experience of over
251 years REQUIRE a man for their washins.
ton Wno 10 srs
products. on the Direct To Consumer Route
ss1 rs0 we viii need work real nsas LEADERS ss sh s.e. real
real opportunity. Address Box 235.D,
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Two men needed for outside sales orsani-
ton paa vsss9 Apps
4th door. Monday. a:30 am. promptly.
SALESMAN.
Is your average net earning 500? II not
yol are sleeping bet, passing up real
opportunity. Responsible and successful
You must furnish % character % rs Tefefenee s car
and be willing to work. We furnish pros
ston.. Monday, 9:30 am. to II, Ambassador
HEATING SALES REPRESENTATIVE.
Long established well rated manufacturer
has unusual opportunity for right man as
the most highly developed and attractive
steam and hot water heating equipment yet
produced. Especially suitable for Government
work. Party must be first-grade, thoroughly
fully promote the sale of such equipment.
Address. in confidence, with full particulars,
Post Once Box 122o. Pittsburgh. Pa
POTOMAC ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE co.
WIZ train . married men in appliance sales
department: also . young single men. Ad-
vances on commission, sales assistance ar d
futurc to those who qualify. See Mr..
Saurloi Room 23I, Pepco Bldg. 10th and
wv.
! 'PRESSER-Reliable colored man
with thorough experience in
women's ready-to-wear; perma-
nent- position. Apply Kings
Palace.
MEN-Are you tired ringing
doorbells? Are you tired trying
to sell blue sky and fair weather
/ We want 2 men with cars. Won't
it be pleasure in calling on
some one who really wants to
see you? Call Ma. o408 for
appointment.
Evening star., 1933-04-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

REVIEW cLAssEs m PTTIMAN SHORT
hand now bMsginnins M at Temple school, 1870
BEGINNERS and children special attention.
home h;a so, Or studio lessons reasonable Column
BEAUTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 6riEht
person. Marearet schestze. skin and
Conn. ave. NV
DON'T LET GOOD OPPORTUNITIES PAss.
telephone switchboard operating is easy to
learn. oxford Bldg.. i4th and N. Y. ave.
clutch control: cars furnished; permit in
struction guaranteed. FOSTER. Me. 1909
FREE FRENCH PRACTICE UNDER SUPER
BOX .72-D. Star once.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. YOUR
9s 9sos our car; reensd; licensed instructors.
! MATHEMATICS, DRAFTING. SURVEYING
etc; thoroueh; actual practice; chance TO
earn tuition. CAN to pm. 907 18th.
GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXP. TEACHER.
Besinners review: speed dietstion. Private
lessons, Moderate rates. Decatur 35st-J'
AUTO LESSONS white instructors:
any hours; cars furnished parking Tor tests,
permits procured. Noel En-. 1870.
MATHEMATICS. PHYSICS. QUICK AND
thoroughly tutorlns 10 your own h.me by
university graduate, who cen "pu. Il acvcss."
Reduced rates Phone Wisconsin 2sgh
ACTUAL RECORDS a STUDENT IN
school 23 days without previous training
in stenography. placed S25 week; another,
in school . months. without previous train
ing. placed So so week. later replaced Sl5O
mo-: another. 5 mos. night school. placed
l.500 year. Results OF NEW DEAL.
New and review. Private seeretarisl and
junior accounting courses 20 months.
Positions open daily. New classes this week
Inquire now. BOYD BUSINESS UNIVER-
! sITY lest 16 years.. 1893 p. Nat a34O.
PREPARE NOW FOR PROSPERITY. LEARN
GOOD BEAUTY CULTURE
The Kind That Pays. The
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL tEst. 1919
| Upholds American Standards II teaches
American Methods. It Is WashinEton's Own
| ORIGINAL. LARGEST, FINEST EQUIPPED
| Beauty Culture School
All Prices Reduced 25 r :. Student Finance
Plan to assist worthy students
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL est. 1879,
End and Bird Floors. sls I4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-04-02

DIVIDEND dollars
payment tPar extra tPus ~ in stock PAYABLE
PaysbA Sc n in
eus, rate P, r IN 9ei gu pd & this
Evening star., 1933-04-02
HELp-MEN AND WOMEN.

BAREER. cclored. experienced. for beauty
shop; mmission or salery as preferred:
references required. Address Box 3aa-D,
Star Office
COUPLE. white, as cook and chauffeur best
Ct referees required. Address Box l54-D.
Star once.
Easy FRENCH READERSLEven knowing
very little you can duality. Address Box
.13-D. Star Office.
.ANITCR-C3rfortabie quarters, exchanee
for services honest, clean willing. settled
coorcd courle mo children; man with Job.
woman home: bes. ref. Bo.h apply. 1888 O.
MAN AND WIFE lcoloredl. experienced as
butl-r and cock. to go to Maine with small
family for six months Must have best OF
local reiererce. Telephone District 34O5
SOLICITORS, experienced: steady employ
ment, salary snf commission. Apply Artis-
tic Launor:. 2125 18th st. NV.
WANTED-AGENTS.
FREE new catalogue best sellers. Worlds
lowest prices. Free delivery. New, style
neeaie DOCKS, run-menders, razor blaoes
etc. PHty Needle Co.. Somerville. Mass.
NO matter VIA you are selling. postal ad-
dressed Eas,ey- -Hslpen. Dep, A-103. Phila..
Pa. will bring best money making offer ever
received Write now.
SELL gas tank lccks., Low priced. G,s
and car ta.eTes stopped. Outfit free. Quail
ity. L-1S34 North ave. Chicago.
Evening star., 1933-04-02
POTOMAC ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE co

WN train 2 married men in appliance sales
department; also young single men Ad-
future, to those who qualify. See Mr..
Saurioi, Room 231, Pepco Bldg. 10th and
Evening star., 1933-04-02

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-we have plenty
of salsble properties. both new and old.
want. want : men wa ,aa familiar with prsssnt.day
basis only Plenty OF cooperation we
are selling houses. See Mr.. Henderson.
MApI,E l. JAMES. INC.
Evening star., 1933-04-02

| Ironers on terms as low as 81 down anc
those wFo ns anSfv ohf ABBY Mr presson 5f
/ for. Palais Royal. Inc.
| sALEsMFN tel TO- refrigeration and house
Ra aSe nT Monday Nj 10 Max 1888
| SECURITY. sALEsMEN-An attractive low.
priced local issue excellently sponsored; lib.
eral ccmmiss.on no advances. 402 Ed
rnonds Bldg before noon.
asn nrodnes most sd .ias ns
NO. NO resistance and an opportunity to earn
peOt and Appv 0a ans
nctween and 4 pn.. Mr.. Dorsey. a29
SOLICITOR -DRIvER-Mus. be live wire and
eiiesn-cnt; eien nn steady work salary and eompis-
man man cleaners, @ 5io5 e Ga snoa sVe. NV. a." 'nef
creed; must be college graduate with mas
Tinistration courses; will consider bachelor s
dearee II combined with c. p A. Position
By appoiatmeat @ only. e Address frs;sM. director.
Ssreyer College. Washington. D. c.
THE NATIONAL ELECrtICAI. SUPPLY CO.
has been in business in WASHINGTON fer
able merchandise and quality products that
has e.abied our sales.ncn TO build for them
selves GOOD permanent positions. Due to
tions. These positions saerd q definite iu-
with ablitp. Those selec:ed viii te siven
thorough training ~ exEerienced ssIes di-
rectors and valuable supplementary help.
aouns men VINO are iooNtns tor 4 business
connection with fdtaIrs or men of or past
middle age with previous experience in sales
work will find it 10. their ADVANTAGE to in
yestisste our proposi.ion. Fol-. preliminary
interview apply to Mr.. c. A Young, t3!S
New York ave. between and IL am.
TIRE sALEsMEN7;Are you looking for an
opportunity to make and Independent liv-
ins7 Ny new deal will give it to you.
Frank Mcnamara. 415 I4th st. NV. ~
USED CAR sALESMEN. experienced: very
attractive proposition. See Mr.. Sullivan.
Ourisman Chevrolet Sales 6o5 II ne.
WAGON MAN to sell on commission to retail
trade, food products give reference and
ability. Address Box 20S-D. Star Office.
WHITE MAN-Combination cook and butler.
some outside work, lawn and garden. Cum
try estate near Washington, References.
PAore P0tomee IA Lar.
WHITE TRUCK DRIVERS. Chevrolet: stat
age, experience references. schooling ar
salar- to start: reply in own haniwritinr
Address Box lI0-D. Star once. -
YOUNG MEN, :: to solicit fer advertislns
agency. Commission bass. An opportu-
nifty TO make well paving, perm anent eon-
nection. Address Box l9&-p, star once.
Evening star., 1933-04-02

SALESMEN-More prospects now waiting
than our pre- -ert sales force can handle:
sales ex.esdins all expectations in oa~ n..w
rce Mr Nj M 3 esTned M Svo sass week; Mr
NJ. P, sIe0: If you can crafty as to refer
enccs. and have car. your earpines can
l2:30 Moneay. lib 18th ST. NV, ONCE
Evening star., 1933-04-02

Frazier Jelke &; C-,-If a further op-
portunity to buy rtocks at concession
is offered we would be inclined TO make
purchases for a t. 1g turn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-09

Miss Cecilia E.. Brenneis of Cooke street was hostess at a card party given by the Waterville Girls club at her home last evening. Two tables were arranged and high score was made by Miss Gladys Fox and Mrs George Bailey. Mrs Alfred EmmopS received consolation award. Following the card playing a lunch was served. The next meet ing will l3e held on the 14th when Christmas plans will be discussed.
 The Northeastern university club of'Connecticut held its annual ban quet in the Egyptian room of the Hotel Bond, Hartford last evening at 7:3O o'clock. Guests for the evening included Profs Pugsley and Gramstorff of the university facul- ty. Motion pictures showing North westerns first varsity football team in action were shown. R. D. Slo- combe, '2S, New Haven, president of the club, presided and 50 alumni attended.
 The Mount St Joseph slumnae association will observe Alma Ma ter day on Sunday with 8 formal tea at the academy from 1 to 8 o. clock. Miss Esther Dunne is in charge of the arrangements and will be assisted by the following hostesses: Mrs James Lord of Idyl- wood avenue, president of the Wat erbury chapter, Mrs Martin Fitz- gerald, president of the Torring- ton chapter, Mrs Anna c. Maher Miss Mary I. Butler, Mrs James F.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-09

would the contract, while Al split in trump would not neces- sarily be fatal. North elected to try the spade ,finessee first, and, when the jack held the first trick, dia-. mond was returned and ruffed in his own hand. Another spade was led, the king being covered by the ace, and dummy's last club was ruffed in the North hand. 4 Declarer then led the king of hearts which East won with the ace, and returned a club, West wisely refusing to trump.
 North trumped. led the queen of hearts. and then put dummy in the lead with the queen of spades. West must ruff whatever is led from dummy, and North will over- ruff, making the last two tricks and his contract.
 Notice that the declarer had to reduce. his trump holding by ruff ing four times. so that he might put the lead into dummy at the eleventh trick. and this is the only way he could avoid losing two heart tricks.
 (Copyright 1888. NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-09
Jack Frost Dances
 Pl0nned By Group
Bunker Hill Residents Will Enjoy Their Annual For
 nal Christmas Dances

Announcement has been made of the dates for the fifth annual series of Jack Frost dances will be held at the Bunker Hill church gymnas- ium. The dances which are always outstanding on the holiday program will be given on Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday evenings. De- fcember 26th. 27th, and 28th. The affairs are sponsored by the Wo- mems society of the Bunker Hill church for the purpose of getting together socials for the Bunker Hill residents, college students and their guests.
 The first dance on Tuesday eve- ming will be for high school and college groups, the. second for college students and older young people and the third and last of the series for the married couples of the community. Reservations will be held for residents of that section until the 18th when guests from other sections may secure the remaining invitations.
 The dances will be in charge of the following committee: Mrs Will liam T. Leggett, Mrs Albert Loef- fer, Mrs William Bunk and Mrs Warren Robbins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-09
Church Notes
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of this church will present "The Christ Candle" by E. H. Carter on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, December 19 and 20 in Davenport Hall. The play is directed by Miss Mildred C. Benedict. assisted by Mis- Marion Rockwell. MT A. Earle Smithies will have charge of the lighting effects. Special music will be furnished by Di Vito's string quartet.
 Sixty young people took their adaptability test for band instru- ments last week. Notices of lessons and band rehearsals will be posted on the bulletin board.
 A minstrel show entitled "De Pahson's Chillun," will be given in Davenport Hall on Friday evening, December 15 at S:15 o'clock, under the auspices of the Alpha Omega fraternity. Dancing will follow the show with music by the De Molay Knights of Melody. Admission is 35 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-09
SECOND CoNGREGATIoNAL
#~'4s%

t
 The Mems League will meet to- morrow evening in Davenportt Hall at S. o'clock. Rev James E. Gregg, D. D. of the First church of Wat crbury, will give an illustrated lec- tllre on "Russia." This is an open meeting and all members of the church and parish are urged to at tend A short business meeting of the Mems League will follow the address.
 Mir Lowell is preaching the sec ond in a series of four Christmas sermons tomorrow. The remaining two sermons are as follows: De- cembcr 17, "On the Road to Beth lehcm," December A, By the Light of u Star
 An iliustrated lecture on Brit tapy" will be given ill Davenport Hall on Wednesday, December 13 at s o'clock by MT Lowell. This lec- ture is open to the general public. An offering will be taken for the benefit of the Waterbury Life Ad- justment Cepter.
 An appeal is made in behalf of the Civilian Conservation Camp composed of 25O Connecticut young men located at West Goshen for books, yictrolas and victrola rec ords. If there are any in the con gregation who have books, vic sro las or records which they wU:..,d like to donate, they may be left at the church office.
 A midnight Communion service will be held in this church on De- cember 31, the last day of the old year. On that occasion it will be possible for any who may be inter- ested in uniting with our fellow ship to join our ranks. Please speak to one of the ministers before Thursday, December 21, 1883.
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