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The Washington times., 1938-10-28
U. s. Hope Of Conviction
+zn Spg Case Rests on Girl
Divorce Resumes
Story of Nazi
Plot Today

NEW YORK, Oct. % G.N.SO.
Mrs. Kate Moog Busch, who has
testified she was importuned by
the Nazi spy ring to become their
Washington SIREN" returned to
the witness stand today in Federal
court against three spy de-
fendants.
United States Attorney Lamar
Hardy and his assistants are
counting on the plump nurse to
trace the threads of the interna-
tional espionage between Berlin
and the United States.
Friend of Griebl
Mrs. Busch, the divorcee friend
of the fugitive DR.. Ignatz T.
Griebl, the Government hopes.
will give enough evidence to es-
tabliSh conspiracy charges against
the airplane mechanic, Otto Her.
mann, Voss, and his two codefend-
ants, Johanna Hofmann and Erich
CHASER. The fourth defendant,
Guenther Gustaye Rumrich. has
pleaded guilty.
Electrifying a sleepy court room,
the TSnrse late yesterday in low,
throbbing tones, told of her friend
ship for DR.. Griebl and the trip
they took to Germany in June,
1887.
Wined and Dined
Through Karl Schulter, the Nazi
spy whom they met aboard the
Europa, she revealed, the pair was
wined and dined in Berlin by two
chiefs of the Nazi secret service,
Capt. Lieuts. Udo Won BONN and
Herman Menzel.
At a dinner party the NaZiS ad- |
vised her to open a villa" in
Washington as a social rendezvous
for Army and Navy officers.
Today Mrs. Busch was to de-
scribe her meeting with Captain
Pfeiffer, director of German es-
pionage in North and South Amer
lea, and the banquets he rendered
her at the Hotel Eden roof garden.
The Washington times., 1938-10-28
TERROR GRIPS
CHILDREN AS
WOMEN WEEP
Most Victims Poles
to Be DepOrted
BY PIERRE J. HUsS

BERLIN, Oct. % QN.S).
Marked for speedy deportation,
more than 5000 Jews. most Of
them Poles, were rounded up in
pre-dawn raids in major cities TO-
day as police suddenly opened a
smashing campaign against Jews
with allegedly faulty passports.
The anti-Jewish drive, which
spread terror through ghettos and
jammed police stations with be-
wildered men and weeping women
and children, was described rs
measure of self-protection."
The Washington times., 1938-10-28

Partly udy,
slightly colder To-
night; Tday
fair, slowly rising
temperature; mod
erHts 10 fFsSh
northeTly winds,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
DETROITER AT
.KlN'S FUNERAL
Constable Greene In
Tampa, Florida

Constable Waller r. Greene and
family left Detroit. Saturday .luiv
~ 10 attend the funeral OF Mr..
Green's brother. the late cyrus T.
! Greene, in Tampa. Florida.
The deceased who was formerly
81 Pittsburgh, Pa. had been execu-
I've secretary OF the Urban lca2uo
IN Tampa for The past eight years
lie was an active member OF se,-
efal fraternal and civic organiza
lions. and had been affiliated with
The Urban League for fifteen yeAls.
Surviving arc The widow. .irs.
Betty Greene; three children
Robert, Roxanna and Mary: two
brothers, George T.. OF Washing
ton. D. G. and Walter r. ~ D.
lroit: also FIVE sisiers-Mrs. Gland
Ia Brown. Englewood. ~: Nrs
Nancy Reaves. Philadelphia. ~ :.
Gladys Brown. Columbus. OHIO.
Mrs. Esther Holloman and Mss
Willie Greene. teacher Al A. a. T.
college. Greensboro. \. G..
Constable Greene and family win
return IN the Motor CITY abort
August Is.
"A CoLoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
a coLonrp rrpcr-
Hit Inaccuracies In
Histories Taught

Among lie resolutions adopted
rs the DELEGATES ~ the twcn's-
rinih annual conference az ne Na-
'icnal Association of tho Adfsnfo-
neni nf Colored People heil "a
columbus last month Was aae
which urged the pafronlxr- ~
Negro bnsinesses
Oiher resolution STRESSED nc
Importance Of Nccioe. en'cfme
different types ~ businesses and
The vital need Of creating comn'-
ices in various cities 70 investigate
and point on ~ Inaccuracies "
The Histories wlich are iapeh ie
the public schools This rcso'u-
iion was recommended h ~
Charles Edward Russell rba
spoke on The Nisfsca'mon' ~ lc
Negro IN puhin school rfN'-'
Books
Dr James J Me- lendon pre-i.
dcn' Of IN loca branch and Miss
Amiloe IIimmoi ~ere mcmhcfs 4
the resolutions committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30

represented by Alfredo * whitley.
Bessie Simmons, Sarah Stfatrsn.
Winifred Williams cora Alden.
Catherine Manning, supreme pro-
tecior.
The joint committee effeStiag
the merger was composed OF Gran 4
Chancellor Nunes: George W. Will
liams, grand keeper Of records ant
seals and supreme outer guard
Or. Walter 0. Taylor supreme re-
preventative: Johnson W. WIZ,
John b. Scott. Freeman A. Perkins.
brigadier general: j. 5. Bourne
DR.. Luke NJ Holmes. grand mcdi-
cal register: James 6. Wolf and
Roy r. Teixera OF Massachuse s
of the North America. South Amer
lea Europe Asia, Africa and
Australia and Fred W. Riggs. FL
mer J. Pueblo ~ Massachusell
G. W. tustus Of Connections. yn
Carly and Thomas II. Brown OF
Rhode Island OF The Eastern aud
Western Hemisphere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
Allan's Garage Makes
New Offer To Public

Allans Garage, 1866 w. Warren
avenue is offering To the pu5lic
something entirely new and diff
ferent TO any previous offers mad J.,
during the IL years operation OF
the establishment.
All new and used Nash Cars, Il.
$ Tires. accessories. etc. are hc-
ing sold ON time with small down
payment and very reasonable
terms. A twenty-four hour SER
vice is offered by the congenial
attendants.
The New Nash Ia an ideal ear
for vscationists being the only au-
10 equipped with seats that can he
converted into a comfortable he'd
with mattress. II affords excel
lent travelling facilities for long
trips.
Jim Allan. proprietor. states that
new Nash Pullman Car Sedan
can he purchased on very salts
factory terms. Auto owners, a.
we'll as prospective buyers, are
invited TO visit Allan's Garage and
receive further information on the
new BUY On Time Offer"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
Howard u. Starts
Student Loan Fund

WARRINGTON. ID. c. (ANP)
The Board OF trustees Of Howard
university has established the r.
A Balloch Student Loan fund 10
serve as revolving loan fund
providing small, short-time loars
10 medical students. The fund r.
named In honor OF Or. Edward
Balloch. who served the university
as a teacher for so years. and for
90 years as Dean OF the School ~
Medicine. IL was made possible
by donations from Or. Balloch
the Cook County Physicians 1s-
ISOLATION. Chicago: DR.. Maxwell
I.Ieberman. Medicine. 1926; ~.
Samuel I.empert. Medicine. 1890:
and from university funds already
In hand TO he used for aid TO medi-
cal students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
Youth Council Launches Big
Campaign To Get More Jobs
Rival Pythian Organizations
Merge After Fifty Year Split

Lynn. Mass - CAMP Ending \
s,hism in Knights OF Pyihias
ranks that dates hack 30 year,
Pyihlans OF the Eastern and West
ern iiemisphcres last week merged
with the rythians Of North Ameri-
"a and both organizations ratified
the nnilicafion as did Sup.cn. c
Chancellor $. a. T. watkins OF
Chicago. who was in Lynn in con
neciion with Grand Lodge visita-
lions.
Outstanding feature OF the long
awaited merge was the presence OF
The conference OF Lewis Williams
and Jessie Hayes OF Boston. who
70 wears ago, advocated that inc
order remain as Knights of Pyih-
Ia OF North America. ctc.. AMI g.
W 'usius Hartford. Conn. who
Withdrew from the parent body and
helped form the Eastern and West
ern Hemisphere division. All three
OF The aged pythians were given a
fouslng ovation as the hatcher was
buried and unihcaiion effected
Hi by Depression
II has long been known that Ne
gro fiaicrnal bodies have been
hard hi since the 1929 dcpress ION
declmatcd the membership in al
lodges Pyihians included and
many members present at The mer-
ger freely predicted immediate IN
creaseS in Pylhian membership rs
a result Of The consolidation.
The uniffcaNon. II was explain
Cd. included all male and female
branches and departments OF ,hs
Eastern and Western Hemisphere
branch and the *. OF r., OF Nor.h
America. South America Europe
ASIA Africa and Australia. X. OF
T.. grand chancellor OF North
America is Theophilus y. Nnnes
and tho vice grand chancclIor .
Frederick W Rigs Further .d-
lus'ment Of officers will he made
in the near utre
In Tho Court " calanihe. Mrs
Josephine HAYES a grand worthy
counsellor and Mrs Alfreda wh'-
ley Is Vice grand worth, inspeciiiv.
The full rOrns III ~. lafa viii ~
announced whom completed TIE
Eastern and Western branch was
formerly hrudcd nv Ashbie Hsw-
kins OF Baltimore
To Take Inventory
Assets OF the combined order
will not be known until complete
inventory has been made. The next
place OF meeting will he Hartford
Conn. The Courts ~ Caanthe were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
CHILDREN I 0
WELCOME FORD
Brewster Center To
Be Represented

Boys from Brewster Recrea ion
center and girls from Balch play
ground will be among the hundreds
OF children who will furnish the
entertainment AZ the birthday party
for Henry Ford 10 which Detroit
boys and girls have been invited
through The Department Of Recrea-
ton.
According to c. F. Brewer. COM
missioner OF recreation. the May
or and the Common Council nave
issued the invitations and there
will be more than 5000 children
from l2o Fairgrounds who viii
be on hand TO sing HAPPY
BIRTHDAY TO yOr" when Hen
Inv Ford arrives at the coliseum at
The Fair Grounds on Saturday,
July 20. at 1890 a. m.
Children will he transported TO
the Coliseum In municipalcoach-
o.. accompanied by playground
instructors.
The entertainment at the party
which induces songs. folk dances.
circus acts. tap dancing. band
numbers and acrobatic acts. will
be furnished by children's groups
trained at local Fairgrounds and
two groups OF great artists.
In the numbers To follow. the
boys from Brewster center will i'm
personste Roman horsemen dressed
in tournament regalia who will
present fascinating drill
The drum and bugle tap dancers
OF Balch Playground will add
patriotic note TO the festivities
which will be climaxed by The
singing Of the Star Spangled Ban
ncr by the audience and entertain
ers.
Leon g. Wheeler. supervisor Of
Brewster center. spoke on Lead
ershlp" Al The National Colorod
Recreation Workers conference
held In Columbus. Ohio. July Is to
90.
An authority on recreation work,
MIR. wheeler, was much sought af-
Ter by many OF the delegates at
tending the conference. He has
been associated with recreation ac-
tivities for II years.
Softball seems 10 he the thing
al Brewster playground these days.
There is an exciting game each
dsv with either girr or boy teams
competing. The game usually starts
at three and six o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30

by Harriet Robinson

4 few days ago ! talked 10 Mar
garet Bradley. Of e625 thesr..u,
who is student OF Miller High
school Miss Bradley is Of The
opinion that students attending
local hish schools other han Mil
Ter are actually missing great
deal
She asserts Because Miller has
2 large percentage OF Negro stu
del Is. they are given and do use
the opportunity 10 be active IN
extra-curricula. activities Il
think. she continued. that this
chance 10 develope leadership
should he an important considera-
ton in he educational program OF
every individual
Incidentally Miss Bradley IL In
a quandary as 10 what gradlai-
she should attend after gradual
ing from high school Well. pro-
Ter choice depends great deal
On the individual what he war 3
and expects of college Wayne is
good school but in accord
with he ideas Miss Bradley has
previously expressed. would su
gost that she not forget the at;ri-
butes Of tNegro) college campus
Al the request of National \. A
A. 6. F. body, Glos,er b Current
has just completed booklet on
Lets Organize Multiple Youth
Councils, based on Detroits rnl-
que council system
Because Detroit is the only city
in the country having multiple
councils. particularly those IN
metropolitan areas. have sought
information concerning this type
OF organization.
Mr. Current has Obliged with
this interesting and illuminating
article which he is forwarding 10
the national office to be publish
cd
Elizabeth Mc''lenney. the l8Ssie
who recently received the Delta,
scholarship for her record Of .,
As and Bis during her tlir 6
years in high school. gave birth
day party. Saturday July % A.
her home, 931 Alger avenue.
Despite the fact that the party
was a celebration Of her birthday
and not her scholastic achieve
ment, her many youthful admlscrs
we're continually asking, How Gil
You do it?'
AS she clidcd across the flo,r
cne could almost visualize in ths
air long suspension Of the firS'
alphabet In the lower grades
Elizabeth had record Of all As.
Directly after card marking 'ho
teachers would ask her to tell u 3,
class how she had accomplished
this feat"
I'D always stand bewildered
Miss McClenney explained modest
~. "Guess everyone could "a It If
they studied hard and praciI cd
concentration.
Yeah. hut don't YOU see LIZ
said tall curly-haired fellow q
i. esqlour 81 u suIop sn suq )suIu
suo y sn .uHlsi noA.. moor sui
he ambled 10 the opposite side Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
Initiation Held By
Honorary Fraternity

NASHVILLE. Tenn Phi Beta
Tau. honorary scholarship fra'ern-
ity at A. and I. State College here
held It's summer quarter initiation
and initiated Miss Alice Proct u
OF Auburn. Kentucky. and Mrs
Rachel Pablo OF Nashville.
Election Is based upon high
scholarship and demonstrated a.
bility. Miss Proctor is major in
secretarial commerce and Mrs. Pa.
tillo. major In history.
A picnic luncheon followed the
initiatory rites.
"A coIoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30

land Sound closed indefinitely.
The hoard acted following ~
meeting Tuesday with a delegation
headed nv Or. William Brown, g
Third street. president local \. \,
A. &. +. The delegation charged
that colored boys had been duck
ed and their clothes drenched
In their lockers by whites. who
sought thus to deter their attend
ance at the pool.
a COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
WINNING POOL CLOSED
RFTER JIM GROW PROTESTS

HdINBETH, \. J-(ANPl-A
'oSng wave Of discrimination a.
Ialns' colored people who seek The
!" Of Now Jerseys public play
rounds and swimming pools
reached new high here this week
men The Board OF City Recreation
ommlssioners ordered the $4,000
nvd Municipal Natatoroium at
A't Jersey street and Staten Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
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Rev. Miller breaches

The Rev W 4 Nillcr ~ th,s-
20 former pastor ~ eedar Gpve
NJ b. church. preached sunday ~
Triedsione Rapfis' 'hurth ~
which the Ro, NJ Miller. ~ he-
tioii- IS pastor Tho sermon uas
taken from Jonah i-5
-, coIoREp JrprF--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
LOCAL GROUP
STARTS DRIVE
in SEPTEMBER
Weekly Broadcast To
Begin For Council
In Early Fall

No'isa'ed hv the success attain
20 Ia recent fight TO obtain a
position Tor young woman IN
onc Of Tho Norh Eud theatres the
loeal branch &c Detroit You
council % The National Ass'cis-
lion foi nc Advancement OF COL
ored People. has launched an er-
tensNe ploeram which will bs
n orc consiiuciNc in scope
several weeks aso The North
ouncil Was instrumental in get
sins young woman job az
ft XII seller in the Echo theatre
Oakland and Josephine avenues
Program Around jobs
The program for l9ss-ss which
was announced his week. will be
ocnicrcd aioand specific proieoI
thai o. creating loh opportunities
FOR voaihs IN Dciroii.
Facts and sisfisits arc nov ha-
inr gathered liieraiure being pre-
rarod and INC advice Of The cisys
leading cNir ard cducaiicnsl
norNors arc hong sought ss r'e-
iminsfN steps q the ioh campsi~,
The tampNsn VII no launched
c:fi,ieliV ia september
ts move 20 encourage more
IcisoH'rs ~ a''eud The annual
~ a a 4, = conference vaca-
flou Ab hss been organized.
Membership is open t. everyone.
Miss Mabel Windrow SIS Hague
atfnuc Il chairman
lconafd Troniman ~ vavrs
lrtersiiN has heen appointed
Chairman ~ me Youth council RI
dio nni' The cmncil j. slated -
SPONSOR series ~ hroadcasis ov-
fr local station his fall. Others
~ ne committee afe Harriet Rob-
iaspn Ralph a1or' Frances Leon
a'ls and l.lfs,ln Gordon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30

tpenezer church will present Miss
Elizabeth Gary and Preston Pcw
ell In an organ recital at the
church Give the young pe,rl.
break. ..
Asa Canada. home town boy who
has been doing all right for hin. :
self out on the west coast is IN the
CITY for few days. He Is In
love with Los Angeles. Plans
some day TO buy ranch and re-
Field Day
The track men Of the Detro.:
Police Department are getting
ready for police field Day on Au-
gust 10. lat the State Fair Grounds
Boosting the best balanced police
team In the nation. Detroit's hefty
weight men and fleet track stars
ere top heavy favorites to retain
their championship al the twelf,h
annual Field Meet at the Fair
Grounds. August IL. against Tho
police OF Toronto. Montreal, Dear.
horn. and Windsor.
Naclrema Week
During Nacirema Week which
starts on August II aud cont iues
throughout the week many on, Of
towners will visit the motor city. !.
You should show them several
places Of interest. 49,. Fred Alien
has a laundry worth OF note. The
Detroit Tribune has printing
plant OF its own. The Great
Lakes has an office building wcr-
thy of any city You can tell ;,,:s
visitors when you drive them d.
round Belle Isle that II was pur-
chased from the Indians in 1880
for eight barrels OF rum. six pound
OF paint. tire rolls OF tobacco
and a belt of wampum The city
paid 100000 for II in 1873 II is
now valued at SIS. 76s. 400.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
BY Ulysses W. RoykIn

.ouR ATTENTION PLEASE.
oasadline for new voters to re-
nv ,or The September 10 primary
|fs'. ,,on Is August "a. Oakley E.
n '.s chief supervisor OF cleo
' '','" aid in a release to the press
Iris week. ~.
|, !, week but not as fast as 'hey
s,,srily do before a hard-fought
W.. election" Mr.. Distin said
sws have been running about 400
registrations week all
',-ourh the year. Last week the
.umbcr jumped to HOO
~since the city election last No
a,ber the number OF registered
'o,crs has increased from 6sl.3f2
e.. -07 We should add an
.,her $4,000 to 10000 names ar
i. the next month";. DO all you
n urge your neighbors and
,,ds n register. Your vote is
.sdcd 1t is a debt that you
80 10 your ancestors to use -ops
~, 10 register and vote. Help
!, selecting public officials who
rill he fair 10 YOU..----
yhe Man Of The Hour
an netroit should pitch In and
,.lshra,e the birthday OF the MAJ
,h., made II the capital OF the mo-
!. industry. HENRY FORD :
a, = O r y s seventy-ffih
|,ir,hdsv. July 20. will be celebrat-
with a great civic dinner, 10 he
,ssnded ny 1000 friends and we'll
i.hers The city also plans Ia
amor The pioneer motor manufac-
,ursr with q gigantic children's
,,rcus in which 10000 youngsters
,,om The city's 100 playgrouIis
Nil PARTICIPATE.
Henry Ford has been fair In his
!, slincs with the Negro citizens
!, The country. He has never ov-
srlooked them in any OF his pro-
sds The Ford Company has
Negroes employed in big posts in
me Dearborn plant. They are rep
RESENTED in the personnel depart
snt. service department. purchas-
linz department. and technical
BATS Ambitious colored boys
have been given the opportunity TO
study in The trade school. We Join
|xnh his many friends in saying
Henry Ford Is a gerat pion O.,
|lt was his early faith in an idea,
lh perseverance. and hard work
That gave firth to the greatest IN
|dunry in America
We extend TO Henry Ford our
vsrmest greetings and good will
cu this occasion OF his 18th birth
day..
Svmmsr News
TIE Detroit Police departments
Hunt street station troop Is spend
iN Ia encampment at DR.. All
|Thomas' Midwest Lake Club.
ITtb IA q grand spot for the boys. /.
Ths boy scout camp Is just across
nom thu Urban League Camp
Green Pastures Camp at Grass
LAKE. Mich. Officers Johnson
snd Billie Price are in charge OF
The camp. -.
Miss Eleanor Boykin Is vacation
ins with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hollis
the former Tbelma Crumpton'
p their country homo at Grass
Lake Michigan. -
Willis Ward Is representing the
Ford Motor interests- at Tuskegce
Die week :. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Davis OF McDougall Avenue are
'aving his week for a two weeks
our In The deep south Yes sub.
The Playboys Guild came through
saln last week with another ole
their gay parties The play
frys just about invited everybody
md everyone reported having a
nnd and glorious time....
amlc
August H.. the members OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30

NEW WORK fc The FIRST e.
tHe of The Negro Actor. Official
az ean of the Negro Actors Guild
oi >mcrirs. inc 1874 Broadway.
Is on with Mrs eraldyn D.s-
ard, and Lincoln Gordon.
Il coLoRFD JrDoE-
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a c0LoRFD IrDGE-

Soovrner Truth travelled Consistently ond down the lond
oppeona often The most unexpected places ond becoming
one OF the Leading OF oboion listened 10 by Jorge
ihon9s OF men ond women she did much 10 csfoe the on
scvey sentiment The North and 10 interest
Womcn SvHroge, OF which she. cdenf odvoeofe
When fhe Civil War broke she 70 Washington help
for the wounded soldiers Given audience by3Jesdeni
lincoln she OF The first TO upon him the ormine
OF The free Negroes Of The Noh for the defense OF the Union
When the she preached ho the vimoe weIfoe
Of The Negro only in the boo but also in the ownership
OF cnd in edueoion in agriculture and the odes But her reo
work done when sovey abolished Her lost yeors
spent in lille home in Bottle Creek Mchiaon ihoi her friends
bod helped her 10 oeque Here she died November g. 1899
Of The most famous ond striking chooee which he Negro
roee hos produced upon This continent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
So5o4sneA A~M
BORN l797-DIED 1881

One OF The most notobe and singular onslovery speakers
prior 10 the Civil Wor sove GIRL, Isabelle known
Soourner Truihwos born New York Sioe about The year
7T Her eory life OF incredible hodshp her mother
and foher practically dying OF cold ond siooon In 1927 she
Ieooy freed under The Emonepoino Act OF New York BY
This time she mored ond hod five Children Entering the
domestic service Of sonoe religious fonoic nomed Person.
who fell ho he do The work Of John the Bopi sobee
become strongly imbued with evonoesfc religious doctrines
She announced suddenly ho her longer Isobee
but Soovrner and ho the lord commended her declare
the truth 10 and She then odded Truth" 10
her and thereafter become known Soourner Truth
personality Her insight into ond motives astonishing
Her fohh infinite oroioy powerful ond dynomc And
she seemed 10 hove endless Of vii ond wisdom
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