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Evening star., 1939-09-24
Council Of Churches
Discusses Plans

The Council of Churches and
Christian Education of MARYLAND
and Delaware in retreat at the Y.
w. c. A. Kamp Kahlert discussed
objectives and future plans during
week end sessions
The Executive Committee of the
Y. w. c. A. will meet Monday at IL
am.
The Music Committee of the Blue
Triangle Club meets at pm. Mon
day and the Membership Commit
tee at 8:15.
| Advisers to the Girl Reserves in
the schools will have a conference
Tuesday from 4:3O pm. to 8 pm.
They will take supper together after
the discussion groups and in the
evening attend lecture, Christ
and War; by Muriel Lester of Eng
land.
The health education department
Is now conducting a life-saving class
Tuesday and Thursday at pm.
The officers of the Blue Triangle
and Xenos Clubs of the business and
professional Women's department
will entertain business girls who
have come recently to live in Strong
residence at a supper Tuesday at
6pm
The Board of Directors of the Y.
w. c. A. meets Wednesday at 1890
am.
At 8 pm Wednesday the American
Hellenic Youth League will meet.
Plans will be made for social sery-
ice work to be done by the Business
Girls Clubs of the Y on Thursday.
Miss Maurine Eller is chairman of
the committee in the xenos Club
and Miss Virginia James is the
chairman in the Blue Triangle Club,
There will be a get acquainted"
day in the industrial department
Thursday for employed girls recently
arriving. At 2 pm. a trip to the
Capitol is planned, followed by
tour of the Y. w. C. A. Building at
4:30. Supper will be at pm. and
from 7 to 10 there will be recreation.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Daughters Of America
Councillors Appoint
Committee Staffs
Visitotions Schedule
Drown Up; Special
Events Are Listed

State Councillor Marie Stephenson,
Daughters of America: Associate
State Councillor Laura Milbourn and
State Council Board Of Officers an
nounce the following appointments
for the year: Law Committee-Mrs.
Jessie Lowe of Friendship Council,
Mrs. Ida S. Frazier Of Betsy Ross
Council and Mrs. Lula Mastin Of
Old Glory Council Credential Com
mittee-Mrs. Minnie Hake Of Unity
Council, Mrs. Claudio Lambert Of
Loyalty Council and Mrs. Lua Loeni-
chen Of Star Spangled Banner
Council. Legislative Committee
Mrs. Agnes Barbour of Triumph
Council. Mrs. Martha Trueblood Of
Goodwill Council and Miss Anna
M. Gass Of Pride of Washington
Council. Benevolence Committee
Mrs. Harriet J. Fairall of Martha
cambridge Council. Mrs. Marjorie
Kelly of Brookland Council and Mrs.
Rose Buckner Of Kenmore Council.
Good of the Order Committee-As-
sociate State Councillor Laura Mil
bourn Of Unity Council. Mrs. Nellie
Sklllman OF John L. Burnett Coun-
Gil and Mrs. Marion Fiske of Mount
Vernon Council Grand instructress,
Miss Ovellia Ridgway OF Old GLORY
Council; press correspondent. Past
Councillor George A. Cohill Of Golden
Rule Council.
The schedule Of State visitations
Is as follows: Old Glory Council,
october 30; Brookland Council, No.
vember 9; Kenilworth Council, No.
vember IA; Eagle Council, Novem.
Der 20; Mayfiower Council, Decem.
Der l; Friendship Council Decem.
Der 8: Anacostia Council December
l3; Star Spangled Banner, January
4, Triumph Council, January II;
Kenmore Council January II; In.
dependent Council, January %;
Golden Rule Council. January 26;
Barbara Frietchie Council, February
/; John L. Burnett Council, Feb
ruary 5; Virginia Dare Council.
February IA; Betsy Ross Council,
February 2l; Martha cambridge
Council, February 81 Mizpah Coun-
Gil, March 7; Progressive Council,
March IA; Mount Vernon Council,
March 10; Esther Council, March
27 Liberty Council. April 4;
Goodwill Council. April IL: Fidelity
Council, April 16; Pride of WASH
ington Council, April 25; Loyalty
Council, May 8, and Unity Council,
May IA.
Other activities will include Arm.
istice service, November 5; Thanks.
giving service, November 10; WASH
ington social, February "a, and the
Memorial service, Sunday. May 26.
The following new State Council
officers were installed by Mrs. Mable
G. Downing, national deputy coun-
cilor, at installation ceremonies:
State councillor, Marie Stephenson;
associate State councillor, Laura Mil
burn; State vice councillor, Clara
Owens: associate State vice coun-
cllor Vera V. Myers; assistant State
council secretary, Mary Rutherford;
State conductress, Emile E. Myers
of Mayflower Council State warden,
Mrs Pearl Kidwell; State inside
sentinel, Grace Roberts; State out
side sentinel, Mrs. Eleanor Risdon,
Fidelity Council: State judiciary,
Mrs. Katherine Baum; State trustee,
Mrs. Ethel L. Keefe, past State
councillor KenilWorth Council for
three years. State trustee for one
year (unexpired term, Past State
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd
Of Golden Rule Council
Evening star., 1939-09-24

wha street NV. The rummage sale
will be october 16. Notify Mrs.
Dunham, North 4985.
Mrs Esther K. Hawkins, chair
man, Trinity Chapter Home Board
announces meeting Thursday, $50
pm. at the home of Reoecca and
Thelma Kammerer, 1909 Decatur
street NV.
Mary JAWS, chairman of ways
and means of Congress Lodge Chap
ter will hold a card party Tuesday,
$50 pm. at 4128 Fourteenth street
N. w.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter will
have grand visitation and celebrate
its 18th birthday anniversary, Tues
day. october 2, card party will
be held at the home of Mrs. Mary
Mavars, 4426 Thirteenth place NE.
Matron Alice I. Jacobson an
nounces Brookland Chapter will
honor the past matrons and past
patrons Wednesday,. The Star Fel-
lowship Committee meets tomorrow
evening with the worthy matron,
3311 Sixteenth street, NE.
The Endowment Committee will
meet Tuesday at 1890 pm. with
Mrs. Elsie Nally, 623 Elliot street
NE. The chapter will visit An
napolis Chapter Tuesday evening.
leaving Brookland Temple at $50
pm.
Mrs. Mary E. Beahm, matron Of
Miriam Chapter announces a meet
ing tomorrow night. Auxiliary Home
Board will attend the meeting of
the General Home Board at 1870
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Edna Dyer worthy matron
announces the next meeting of Elec-
ia Chapter Tuesday, will be "kiddies'
evening"" Children of members will
put on tom Thumbs Wedding"
Mrs. Ruth Simpson, director.
The Auxiliary Temple Board OF
Martha Chapter will hold a card
party and bazaar at the new East
ern Star Temple, Friday at 7:30
o'clock.
There will be grand visitation at
Brightwood Chapter Thursday, $3.50
pm. Matron M. Helff announces
Friday the Auxiliary Home Board
will entertain the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home members at a
theater party. Auxiliary Home
Board meets October 2 at the home
of M. Helff, 437 Newton place NV
8 pm. October Z, the ways and
means will have their fall card
party at the home of William Oliff
SOFA Seventh place NV, 8 pm.
Gavel Chapter celebrated its 18th
birthday Tuesday Special honor was
given to Mrs. Elsie Douglas, worthy
matron of the chapter, who is grand
Esther of the District Of Columbia
The Ways and Means Committee
plans card party in the near future
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will be
host to secretaries and treasurers
Of the jurisdiction Wednesday eve
ming at the chapter hall. 42oo Ninth
Evening star., 1939-09-24
!. O. o. F.

Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day. 8 pm William F. Zimmerman,
noble grand presiding
For several weeks Columbia Lodge
has been holding classes of instruc-
ton in preparation for the grand
masters official visitation, to be
held October 26.
The Odd Fellows Bowling League
of this jurisdiction will open the
season October 2 at the new alley,
Tenth and Perry streets NE
The softball team of Columbia
Lodge closed the season last week
in a double-header with Loyalty
Lodge. The losing Loyalty team in
series of games gave dinner and
dance for the winning team.
Columbian Encampment will at
tend rally held by Malrey Encamp-
ment, No. 6. October g. The royal
purple degree will be conferred on
large class of candidates in the I. O.
o. F. Hall, ZIG North Columbus
street. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

street NV. The Home Board will
meet for luncheon tomorrow at the
Hour-Glass. 1872 Fourteenth street
NV, and then 60 in a body to the
General Home Board meeting at the
Masonic Temple. Past Patron Julian
O. Cardin and Past Matron Ethel
M. Redding announce a card and
game party Saturday night at the
chapter hall.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet to-
morrow evening at Masonic Hail.
1910 Wisconsin avenue.
Carrie B. Batson, matron of Beth
lehem Chapter announces Tuesday
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
New WoIk-Lights Are Readable;
Red Cross and Chest Campaigns
D. C. Credit for Estate Tax
More Important Than Gift Tax.

D. C. Credit for Estate Tax
More Important Than Gift Tax.
The District assessor has in
jected new idea as to the prob
lem of District taxation. He has
recommended the enactment by
Congress of a gift tax law to
round out the local inheritance
tax. Students of local taxation
are wondering how he came to
think of this and overlook pro-
posing a law which would put
the District on the same footing
with States, whose Legislatures
have enacted appropriate laws
enabling them to get credit for
80 per cent of the Federal estate
tax under the acts of 1922 and
1926.
Some States have so handled
this matter that the law has been
made retroactive. If such pro-
cedure could be worked out for
the District 1t is claimed that
there would be substantial sum
available for District of Colum-
bia accumulated needs.
The Maryland and District Of
Columbia State Federation of La
Dor has passed resolutions de-
manding that Congress pass a
law which will give the District
credit for this Federal estate tax
collected in the District. They
have collected considerable data
on this subject and it is expected
the matter will be urged at the
next regular session of Congress.
The Federation of Citizens
Associations has considered this
question several times and re-
corded its approval of the pro-
posal. 1t has been the subject of
considerable study by a standing
committee of that body and the
hope has been expressed by men,
bers that Assessor Allen will 90
thoroughly into this and urge it
in preference to any other new
tax
District citizens can see no rea-
son why this community should
not be put on par with the States
in this phase of taxation. as they
are in the case of the exactions
they are required to meet.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
mdsons 10 Dedicate
Tree al Services
Today at Home
News of Business
And Social Activities
Of City's Lodges

Louis W. Plowman, master Of East
Gate Lodge. announces meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home to
dedicate q tree and to conduct re-
ligious services. Masons are invited
Herbert NJ. Shedd, master of
Stansbury Lodge. announces that
tomorrow evening will be devoted
to business and social hour.
Pryor E. Hefner, master of Fed
eral Lodge, announces that the E.
A. degree will be conferred Tuesday
by Senior Deacon George L. Rus
sell and Junior Deacon Richard c.
Stello.
John A. Hart. master of Warren
G. Harding Lodge, announces that
following business Wednesday eve
ming the Master Mason degree will
be conferred, with Samuel B. Parr
the junior warden, presiding during
the first two sections and the senior
warden, Benjamin D. Schneider, de-
livering the lecture.
Elmer F. Stein, master of Bright
wood lodge, states the Entered APP
prentice degree will be conferred
Wednesday evening.
Thornton M. Hudson, master of
the New Jerusalem Lodge. plans
Thursday to celebrate Railroad
night"
Harold G. Costello, master of Ana
costa Lodge, has called a special
communication Thursday to confer
the Master Mason degree.
The Association of Worshipful
Masters of 1886 will meet Friday at
GAS pm. at 1703 K street NV.
st. Johns Lodge announced that
the Virginia night scheduled for
September % has been postponed to
Friday evening, October 13.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order
of De Molay, has elected Achille
Burklin master counselor Herrone
BARLEY senior counselor and Harry
Klotz junior counselor. There will
be Jobs Daughters dance, Spon-
sored by the De Molays Friday, Sep
tember %, at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral.
Capt. G.. M. Little, grand Tall
Cedar of Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon. will open the fall activ-
tiles Saturday, pm, at the Willard
Hotel with a ceremonial. Stephen
T. Porter, District fire chief, will
be initiated along with large class
The following units will take part
during the evening: The rangers,
band. sidoneon team and the kings
court President w. Rowe of the
uniform bodies has called meet
ing of the units for Monday, pm,
with Walter Shomo, 40l6 Twentieth
street NE.
Sponsored by Kallipolis Grotto
civilian the Great and his COM
pany of magicians of Rochester, N
Y. will present tWo-hour show of
magic at the Masonic Auditorium,
October 4. Arrangements for the
show are being completed by
committee consisting of DR. Harry
Ostrow, monarch: Arthur Poynton,
chairman; Edward Libbey, secretary,
and C. Walter Umhau, Louis l..
Prawde and L. Whiting Estes.
The next meeting of the Grotto will
be at the Roosevelt Hotel Thursday.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

Girls of Spain are getting their
mantillas out Of storage to welcome
home their soldier boy friends,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
. GOLF

The Tacoma Golf association
held a match play against par
tournament at Brookdale Sunday
on full handicap. Ninety-four
members tourned out. the second
largest turn out OF the year.
First division winners: Joe Gre
co, Falkland, Q up on par; Joe
Hansler. Brookdale. 5 up; Heinie
Venske. Brookdale and Allenmore.
5 up: Frank Kreuss, Meadow Park.
5 up: Al Carter. Meadow Park, B
up: Bud Lehman, Parklsnd. 5 up;
Frank Severson, Fircrest. 4 up;
Leo Ristyet. Brookdale, 3 up; How
ard Olson, Meadow Park. 3 up.
Second division winners; Art
Swindlsnd, Brookdale. 8 up; NJ. G..
Tennent, Fircrest, 7 up; Lloyd
Berry, Parkland, up; Harry
Long. Highland. s up.
Third division winners: Jim An
derson. Fircrest. Q up; Clarence
Taylor. Brookdale. up; Bob
Youngberg. Allenmore. 8 up; Har-
ry Daily. Brookdale. up, Francis
Chaplin. Brookdale. 3 up; Morley
Witheridge. Highland. 3 up: Geo.
Marshall. Brookdale. 2 up; Jim
Radonich. Highland. 2 up: Wayne
Bowman. Highland, 2 up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
DAVIS CUPPERS
FAHTOIMPRESS

RYE. y. " Americas pros,
poets Of retaining the Davis euI
next month we're uncertain today
following the eastern grass court
championships whsrs Bobby Risg,
and Frankie Parker made . lack.
lustrs shos.ing in the singles final,
Riggs won the title Sunday tor
the third time and retired the
silver trophy by beating Parker
Is. 50. 80, rs. bus, most tennis
observers sgrsed that neither
Bobby nor Franks WAS playing
up to Davis cup standards.
Alice Marsse, the wimbie-
don and national champion.
Was In peak form yesterday ~
she wen the singles fifis for
the second straight ssss, beat
Ing her doubles mate, Mrs.
Sarah rsifsey Abyss 81
Broekiine. Mas. with sssf In
two s<ts. 80. 50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15

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and Canyonconsrd slso ran.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Match Against
Par Is PLAYED

The Brookdale Mems club held
a match play against par tourney
at Brookdale Sunday, full handi-
cap.
Winners. First division: Art
Swindland up. Heinie Venske
5 up. Second division: Clarence
Taylor UP. Tom Wallace 6 up.
Third division: Bert McCullam IL
up. Geo. Glass 8 up.
Results of the Transfers points
tourney at Brookdsle Sunday.
First division: Clarence Taylor
As points; Tom Wallace 43 points.
Second division: Jack Bremen Al
points; Walt Williams. Al points.
Third division: Bert McCullam, 81
points; Dewey Kress, As points;
Geo. Glass, As points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Angels Close In
On Seattle Club

Sacramento split lie series
with San Diego. 5-aii. by win
ming both games Of Sundays
double header. Sc aud ia. nan
schmidt limited the Padres 10
sin hits In the opener. Hum
phreys, who replaced Dick
Newsome In the eighth inning.
Was charged with the defeat.
Tom Seats had little trouble
la winning the second game
for the solons while his mates
were ciouting Tobin and Al
Olson.
The Coasters play another split
series this week. Tuesday. Wed.
nesday and Thursday. San Fran
cisco Ia at Los Angeles. San Diego
nj Seattle. Sacramento At Port
land. and on wednesday and
Thursday. Hollywood IL At Oak,
land. with a double-header Thurs.
day.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday
find Hollywood at San Francisco,
Oakland nj Los Angeles. San Diego
at Portland and Sacramento nj
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
BY UNITED PRESS

The unpredictable Portland Bea-
vers won a series from Seattlc'i
Rainiers las. week and thereby
boosted Los Angeles 10 within 81
games Of the league leaders.
In winning the series, four
games out of seven. Portland
dropped It's opener yesterday. 1914.
but anne back In the nightcap TO
win. 6-I. Dick Barrett turned In
his 10th victory In the first game.
aided by heavy stick work of Jo-
10 White and Alan Strange. al.
though he gave the Beavers IL
hits.
In the niKhfcap. however.
Portland took kindly 10 the
offerings Of LES Weber. Paul
Gregory and Doug Van Fleet,
while Ad LisIa Was spacing
eight hits among the Rainiers.
Los Angeles thumped Oakland
twice, taking the first game. 81,
In 10 innings, and the second. 7-5.
Ray Prim won his own game In
the opener by doubling two men
home In the sixth. and singing
Jim Collins home In the 10th.
Jack salveson had given the
Aoorns . 10 2 lead going into
the last OF the seventh Of the
nigh'csp when. with two out. Ar
mold Statz doubled. Eddie Mayo
and Charlie English singled. and
Saiveson departed from the mound.
Fred Gay then walked Johnny
Moore and Rip Collins singled to
tie the score. Jack Fsllon took
over and Ed cihocki promptly
doubled IN the winning run. The
Angels took the series, four games
TO three
Hollywood was rough %
san Francisco, winning
double-beaier, I'll and s-5. and
the series. -four games out of
seven. Wyn Bsiioa wAs the
pitching victim In the opener.
giving Spencer Harris . pinch
single In the 18th inning 10
score Pitcher Wayne Osborne.
Osborne held the Stars 10 five
hits. I'd stutz pitched mss,srfuI
ball for IL innings until relieved
by a pinch hitter. and Bsilou sUc-
eeeded him. In ths nightcap. Lou
Koupsl was shelIed for 10 hits.
including q home run and triple
by Bill Norman that scored four
runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Archambeau Wins
Pistol Tournament

.SEATTLE-Maj. Archambeau OF
the U. s. coast guard today was
declared winner in the top class OF
the Northwest regional pistol tour
nament which ended on the For,
Lawton range yesterday. He will
90 to the national tournament at
Camp Perry, Ohio.
J. Z. Steele Of the Seattle
olice department also will rep
resent the region In the ma
tional matches. He won the
fication match. Firing yester-
day, the third day of the tour
nament, was with ass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15

Bevans hurIs
Mo.hit Game

NENATCHEE. Wash. A no.
nit, no-run game pitched BY Bill
bevens last night topped off a
weekend Of three victories for the
Wenatchee Chiefs, who increased
the margin OF their lead in the
Western International Baseball
league to eight and half cams.
Beyens pitched In q seven
inning second game which
Wenatchee won from the Gel
lar team. Bellingham. s to o.
The Chiefs beat the Chinooks
In the first game. Al, and
won Saturday night, l4-L.
Milo Candini OF Wenatchee
struck out is men in the first
game yesterday for a possible
league record. Bevens allowed only
one Bellingham man to reach first
base in the second game, and that
was on a walk. Only one ball was
hit out OF the infield.
(Tir>f Camel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Dawn Patrol

HAINORB shouldn't take
long in grabbing off another
purse. The 4-year-old worked
q nice five-eighths in LOO 2-5.
handily seems TO prefer
the routes. GLAD FRAUD
looked fit going three-eighths
in :36 Us, breezing could
cop another of those home
bred affairs. CHILE SNOW
turned in a nice three-eighths
In :36 AS. breezing ready
for a winning performance.
ELABORATE seemed fun
of run, going three-eighths In
:3s SIS. handily. The 3-yesr-
old filly looked worth follow
ing. RED CAB. another 3
year-old. worked three-eighths
in :36 3-5. handily. Hasn't
shown best race yet tab
bings. GLAZEN GOD
breezed the three-eighths In
.3s is on the improve.
FARMLAND Hidden hole, sstnr
day: Oliver Grodyig. first, 2+-s--
IS; Vic Jursch. second, 24-5az-
1871 Joe Greco, third. 2i-2ls-
1884,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
One-Two-Ed
Wins $1,000
~ UNrrrp PRESS

It's been SIX years since a horse
wearing the silks Of Col q. r.
Bradley flashed TO victory in the
Kentucky Derby But on Sstur.
day. old One 80 Ed sent IN a
sPee,s Juvenile Of the west who
may give him his fifth Derby
winner next year.
The name Il Rimeiech. Ne
stacked mp against some Of
the lands best fwo-ycar-eids
Ssturda, In the s.th running
Of the Saratoga handicap. And
he won easily TO take an early
hold or the 1899 Juvenile title.
With Freddie Smith In the sad.
die, the son of Black Toney-La
Troienne took the lead at the start
of the six-furlong race and won
going away by three lengths over
the Christians stables Brisr
Sharp. Andy X. winner Of the
recent Arlington futurity, finished
third
EARNS $1,000
The victory was worth $4,000 to
Bradley and increased his colt $
earnings TO a neat $1,000. The
other owners got nothing - the
Saratoga being Americas only
race where the winner takes all.
Bimelech Was clicked In
lilo AS, two-fifths OF . sec-
ond off the track and event
record held Jointly by II
Chico. last years winner. Po-
lymelian and Jyntce. Bime-
lcch paid Us win, lie place
and Ia show.
The co-feature at Saratoga, the
3Tth Champlain stakes, was taken
b, Mrs. B. F. Whitaker's Sickle T.,
after a photo finish with Masked
General Burning Star was third.
Sickle T. went the mile and a
furlong in 1851 and paid As, 1-3
and was out for show.
Racing ended at Rockingham
Park, y. HIT resumes in New
England today at Narragansett
Park. Pawtucket, r. with Iso-
later winning the seventh running
of the $4,000 Rockingham Park
handicap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
SHORT cAmr rswIoD

DETnOfT--Dstrois Tech. which
led ali college teams in scoring
last year. viii spend only five days
in camp this season. Ths Teachers
vii eompists their training IN ,hs
city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Conn To Fight
PHILADELPHIA-Billy q

PHILADELPHIA-Billy tine
Kid Conn of Pittsburgh. VINO won
the world light heavyweight cham
pionship on his first fight In that
division, invsdes heavyweight
ranks tonight when he meets Gus
Dorazio of Philadelphia in To-
round bout at shibe park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15

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