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Evening star., 1939-07-16
Of Potomac Sailors ed by Gibson Island Regatta Next Week End
Sweden Likes Bootinq,
u. S. Exports Reveo!
spe cisl Dispst tch to The Star.

Bp6cia1 INkp8tch 70 The Star.
According to the Foreign Trade
Division of the Department of Com
merce, boating is booming in Sweden.
A record number of sales is ex-
pected to be established for both
inboard and outboard boats, with
from 1000 to $500 new craft being
added to the Swedish recreational
fleet.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

READY TO GO-Coach John
A. Long giving the Washing
ton Canoe Clubs great 4-man
double blade crew its final
tuning up for the Middle
States championship meet
that gets under way on the
upper Potomac at 10 o'clock
this morning. Members of
the w. C. C. quartet, from left
to right, are Harry Knight,
veteran of years of competi-
ton; Ken Romjue, Edward
Trilling and Bill Havens, jr.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Rod and Stream
BY GEORGE HUBER.

1t might untime to think of ducks the middle
then of fellows
Government
migratory example
Evening star., 1939-07-16

Here is the latest Chris-Craft creation
a smart, new 1910 25-ft Cruiser, ideal for
health and happiness, and priced at only
$14o5. This is truly a remarkable boat
with plenty of "get-up-and-go," plenty Of
room for all hands, sturdily built, color
fully finished and ideally planned, with a
long list of new features for 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12

Come in and Test Your ~. O."
on Table Setting
Come to our linen department on the
second floor. We've arranged Z
Thanksgiving table settings. Can
you tell which y right, which 10
wrong?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
Helpful Hints for Homemak

Rugs Resist Wear Longer If:
. More moisture is in the air ..
in radiator pans, plants, how-
ers, etc.
. Windows are opened for an
hour or more before cleaning.
. They're given . thorough clean
ing once Z week.
Things You Should Know When
Shopping for Your Windows:
Q Curtains should be full widths .
or twice the width Of the window.
Curtains should be sill, apron or
floor length never ''in-between."
II making your own glass curtains
>. allow inches extra yardAse
for finishing (headings, hens, cas-
ints).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Athletic Heroes
Natur0iZed Here
Bill Sewell and Bill Lennon Among
Those Given Citizenship Papers

Lennon, now basketball coach
and teacher Of mathematics at
Eatonville high school. starred as
a hoop player at Willamette uni
versity in Salem. Ore, where he
graduated in 1888.
The following year he coached
a surprisingly good Bellfountain.
Ore, high school to the Oregon
state championship and the next
year found him at Eatonville.
Lennon is a native Of Canada.
other New Citizens
Also admitted from Canada Mon
day by Judge Lloyd L. Black was
James Eli Morriss, Ga No. St,
who is assistant general manager
OF the Weyerhaeuser Sales Co.
Others granted citizenship Mon
day included;
George Hyslop Murdoch, Seattle,
British Sigvaard NJ. Hensen, 1928
No. SD St, Norwegian; John
Piccolo, 800 So. soth st, Italian;
Dominik Gyr, Fife, Swiss; Jennie
c. Hallman, Milton. Swedish;
Christina ]. Leuscher, Puyallup,
German; Henry NJ. Waterson, Ma
tional, British; Victor A. Love-
green, 1911 So. 23d St, Finnish !;
Carl C. Sandberg, umner,
Swedish; Albrecht Messmer, Mil
ton, German; Richard P. Reck,
Milton, German; Anton Ostman,
1347 So. Tacoma ave, Swedish
John strauman, 1907 No. Junett
St, Norwegian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29

is, 20, 80. "a, SO, IS and 40. Size
10 takes ga yards 80 inch fabric.
Send is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write plain
ly Size, Name, Address and Style
Number.
Let Anne Adams winter pattern
book take you on trip through
fashionland in your own liv-
ing room. Starting with day and
evening styles in the new sill
houette, you flick on to slim
ming modes for matrons, lively
wardrobes for coed and schoolgirl.
street and sports wear and gay
house clothes. There is even a
windowful of gift ideas. And each
article is yours on easy-to-meet
terms of thread. needle. fabric and
an Anne Adams patternl Order
book today! Book Is cents Pattern
Is cents. Book and pattern IS
cents and three tax tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
FERD SCHAAF
CYR0 SPEAKER

Speaker at the Gyro club meet
ing Wednesday noon at Hotel Win
throp will be Ferd sehaaf. who
last week resigned his long-held
state position as director of the
department OF public service to
enter private practice In Seattle.
schaafs talk viii be another in
series presenting heads Of yari-
Gus departments Of state govern
ment, describing the functions Of
each. The clubs speaker last week
was James Davis, assistant direc-
tor OF highways.
The service department, which
Schaaf headed for many years, is
charged with regulating public
utility corporations - telephones.
light and power. gas and trans
portation systems.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29

Simplicity of line and detail is
more dramatic than any amount of
fuss and bother! The smarter new
frocks keep quietly in the back
ground. turning the spotlight on
You. Here's perfect example in
Anne Adams Pattern 1907. The
bias-cut bodice has soft, fluid
grace, from the sun-ray darts at
the round neckline down to the
very waist. You'll like the short
or three-quarter length sleeves.
The skirt Is panelled both front
and back for a becoming flare.
Wouldn't this striking dress be
lovely in rich dark silk or rayon
jersey? Soft, sheer wool would
be delightful, too, for everyday
wear.
Pattern 1907 Is available in
misses and women's sizes Il, 16,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29

The jury was faced with the
problem of deciding whether or
not poor woman Of 6s should be
allowed to adopt a little girl left
on her doorstep eight years ago.
The Judge said: TT doesn't make
any difference how rich or how
poor the parents or guardians of a
child may be. A child may be in
a poor home. but IL the parents
are good and decent and reliable.
the child may be better off over
coming the obstacles In that poor
home than II would be In the home
OF millionaire"
It IL all right to say. People
shouldn't have children II they
can't give them advantages"--but
we shouldn't have such snobbish
Idea of what real advantages are.
PARENTS
VS.. MONEY
AAa'hsh W WS8t HAoat VtST
clothes and do odd jobs for spend
Ing money never hurt a kid--who
had the advantages" OF being
brought up In a home where there
was love. laughter, and lots of
self respect.
Intelligent young people today
who refuse To have children be-
cause they feel they can't give
them all they should have are
really saying In effect:
What we two have Is worth
less. The fact that we have good
educations. good characters. and
that II we had children we would
give them love and understanding
isn't worth thinking about. We
have nothing to offer children
absolutely nothing.
But the Bigwigs on the other
side OF town who have nothing
but money could give a kid simply
everything"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Market Looted
For Third Time

With another burglary of the
Hayashi vegetable market. 33os So.
C St, revealed Tuesday, police were
wondering how the culprit broke
in.
The place was burglarized for
the third time since last New
Years eve during the night. But
when B. Hayashi, the proprietor,
arrived, his stall was tightly locked
as he had left it Monday night.
Hayashi didn't have any trouble
discovering the visit. Included in
the loot, he told Officers Blake and
Mace, were SO packages of Gig
arets, two dozen cans and packs Of
tobacco, an assortment of gum.
candy, cigars, chewing tobacco.
three pounds of butter and soap
and bacon. The place was burglar
lied last on Nov. is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applications for marriage lie
censes have been filed with Coun-
ty Auditor S. Clifford Davis by
Allen Mckinley Reisinger, Al, of
4045 Fawcett ave, Tacoma, and
Hazel LuElla Lowery, Al, of 701
9th ave, N. W., Puyallup; Carroll
S. Peterson, 80, 1945 Fawcett ave-,
and Minnie (Syble) Strauch, 20.
174012 Fawcett ave, both Tacoma:
Albert Pistoresi Buffo. rs, 5425
So. Washington st, and Ida Edna
Mertens, 81, 5618 So. Cakes St,
both Tacoma; German Henry
Rowe, 80, Snohomish, and Ella
Christina Reinke, %, Route 7, Box
566 Tacoma; stephen Carbone, 80,
2015 So. L st, Tacoma, and Mary
Zorotovich, 25, of Seattle; STAN
ley Theodore Thorson, rs, Seattle.
and Marian Esther Josephine An
derson, legal, 2511 No. Sth St, Ia
coma; Albert f. Ludwig, 20, 619
Ea. 35th St, and Gladys Lorraine
Hughes, 20, Route 3, Box $40, both
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
HABEAS CORPUS CASE
RESUMES WEDNESDAY

Loeb L. Cossack, serving a
50-year sentence at Mcneil island
federal penitentiary for being the
brains" of Los Angeles bank
robbing ring, was in federal court
Monday afternoon, seeking his
freedom on writ of habeas
corpus.
Judge Lloyd L. Black allowed
both sides to talk seven minutes
each, then continued the hearing
until Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock in Seattle.
Cossack contends in his petition
that the indictment under which he
was convicted in 1886 was faulty.
He claims the indictment did not
hold the robbed banks were men,
bers of the federal reserve system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
PRAISED FOR
BR0N cHIAL
COUGHS
Acts Like a Flash
Makes Breathing Easier

Spend few cents today at any
good drug store for a bottle OF Buck
ley's CANAD1OL Mixture triple
acting)-take a couple OF doses at
bedtime-feel its instant powerful
pungent action spread through
throat, head and bronchial tubes.
IL starts at once to loosen UP thick.
chokinug phlegm-soothe raw MEM
branes and make breathing easier.
Sufferers find Buckley's gives quick
relief from that persistent nasty,
irritating cough due to colds or
bronchial irritations. But be sure
you get Buckley's CANADIOL Mixture
by far the largest selling cough
meolclne Tor coughs due to colds,
in cold wintry Canada. Contains no
sugar so can be taken by diabetes.
Over 10 million bottles sold. Crown
Drug Co, Pay Less Drug store, Riser
Drug Co, PennyWise store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29

A couple Of well-known Tacoma
athletic heroes scored with Uncle
Sam In federal district court Mon
day afternoon. each being admitted
to u. S. citizenship.
They are William johnson Sewell
and Burton Carlyle Lennon.
AS "Bill" Sewell, the tall, well
built youth has been one OF the
sophomore sensations" of Pacific
Coast conference football. playing
halfback for the Washington State
Cougars.
And as Bill" Lennon. basket
ball fans will remember when he
played on a state championship
basketball team at Stadium high
In 1891.
Both Bills" by a coincidence,
entered the U. S. when they were
nine years Of age, Lennon in 1921
and Sewell in 1925.
Too Small In School
Sewell was too small to take
part in athletics when he attended
Lincoln high, but soon after
graduation he grew and. shortly,
was an outstanding baseball player
in the City league and a star back
field man in the Northwest Foot
ball league.
At Washington State this fall
his ability on the football field,
especially as a passer and punter
have won him national fame.
A native of England, Sewells
home in Tacoma Is at 3640 So
Tacoma ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
JOINT EASE
for Creaky Joints

II you want to know what real Joint
comfort IL. try Jsins-Ease.
It's for the pain Of sore. swollen.
accessible localities.
with only few seconds rubbing. Il
disappears and gets right down to bust
ness. II eases up the pain Of sore Joints,
relieves congestion and reduces swelling.
Selnf-Eass II one grand remedy fer such
MISERY. and always remember that when
starts cut quick &c . tube OF any
i've druggist or dealer. Ask for Joinf-
Ease and take nothing else.
NOTE Fer free sample write
Ssint-xasA NJ a.. HalIswsil. MainN
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
DriUer Arrested
After Collision

Arrested late Monday after an
automobile collision in which no
one was injured, Martin J. Royse,
1912 East G St, occupied city Jail
cell Tuesday morning.
The man was charged with
drunkenness and held for investi-
cation of the accident. Investigat-
ing Officers Nerbonne and Cornell
son said that his truck, proceeding
on the wrong side of the street
southbound on NJ St, hit a parked
truck at 3505 So. M. The other
car belonged to A. Paelman, of
Aberdeen. A pint whisky bottle
partially empty was found in
Royse's truck. police stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
OsteOpathic Assn.
Hears Cunningham

DR.. A. B. Cunningham of Sc
attic was principal speaker at a
meeting of the Pierce County
Osteopathic association Monday
night at the office of DR.. J. Henry
Hook. DR.. Cunningham examined
a number of patients with heart
ometer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACnES
This Old Trsstsnsnt Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferer relieve naxEipg haeka.hs
quickly. oncs they diseover that the real case
= their trouhie may be tired kidnsys.
The ktdnsys are Natures CHIEF WAY. of taking
Che excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
They ke1p most people pas about J pints day /.
When disorder q kidney function permits
pcisonous matter 10 remain in your blood. IL
may cense nsxKinx h2ckachs, rheumatic palma,
1es pains. loo 81 pep and ensrp. getting up
nirkfs. swelling, puftnees under The eyes, head
achss and dissln>-s. Frequent o. scsnty pas
sAEss With smariing and burnins sometime
Dhcss there i something wrong With your
kidn<ya O. bladder
Donf waitl Ak your dru<Eist Ter Dcsns
Pin. used successfully By millions Tor over 20
vsars They give happy relief and viii help the
Is mii>s q kidney tubs fush out poisono<s
sns&s IRON your blood. Get DoAns filk
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
ANNOUNCE Low BIDS
FOR HOSPITAL WORK

Builders Lumber & Millwork
Co., Tacoma, was low bidder on
project for remodeling work at
the Western State hospital at
Steilacoom with bid of S2,015 for
interior millwork, it was an
nounced Tuesday in Olympia.
Western Ornamental Iron Inc, Ia
coma, bid S9s for metalwork and
National Blower Pipe Co., Tacoma,
$3.50, to install a fan system. All
bids quoted were low bids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
LOCAL MARKET
HOLDING FIRM

Tacoma's market row reported
no changes in wholesale prices
Tuesday morning.
Bananas, plentiful following a
recent shortage. wholesaled at
$3.50 and Sc. Lemons continued
strong, selling at 81 and s7.25 per
crate. D'anjou pears, imported
from France. were quoted whole
sale at $3.50 per box.
Sugar maintained a wholesale
price of s5.3s per cwt. for c. & H..
s5.2s for Philippine cane and beet
sugars, and s5.13 for brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
The Lady Is Reckless
By ROB EDEN

next moment she knew, too, that
II he did, she somehow would get
over 1t II only he were safe, IL he
were happy.
On impulse, she dialed the Fen
wick. home and asked for Nina,
and minute later heard her
voice coming over the wire.
Her soft cultured tones became
sharp as Jill announced her name,
and then changed to alarm as the
girl told her that Bob was missing,
she wondered II she had heard
from him. knew where he was.
mo, / don't know" Nina an
swered. But I'll try to find out.
Call me at once II you hear from
him, do you understand ?"
Her voice now was that of
mistress addressing a maid, but
Jill never noticed as she promised
she would let her know.
You call me, II you hear any,
thing" she told the girl.
I'm going to see my father.
Immediately" Nina answered, and
the phone clicked in Jill's ear.
Several Minutes
She thought of that for several
minutes as she sat at the desk in
her room, and then made up her
mind. II Fenwick did know any,
thing about Bob Brooks dis
appearance, he certainly wasn't
going to admit it to his daugh-
ter. He wasn't that sort of
man.
But he might sell the informa-
ton, she had something to bar
gain with, the confession.
Pausing just long enough to
look up Fenwiek's office address
and put on her hat, Jill jumped
into a cab outside the hotel and
sped toward the Fenwick building.
Outer Office
A girl in the outer office, re-
luctantly agreed to take in her
name when Jill insisted, and a
moment later Rothbury appeared.
What do you wish to see Mr..
Fenwick about ?" he demanded,
harshly.
IT'S about a friend of mine
Brock Landis," Jill said.
I'm quite sure that Mr.. Fem
wick will be engaged all day."
Rothbury said, and turned to re-
enter his office.
Wait" the girl called, desper-
ately. Il must see him. Tell him
that Thomas Macquerry's niece
wishes TO see him for just a min
ute about Brock Lands or Bob
Brock, IL you prefer that name.
Then il he says he doesn't want to
see me, I'll so away"
Rothbury stared at her uncer-
tainly for moment, and without
word turned and opened a door
marked private and walked in,
carefully closing the door after
him.
II was several minutes later
when a buzzer rang on the office
girls desk and she answered the
interoffice communicating system.
Hollow Voice
Have Miss Talbot step in to
Mr.. Fenwicks office" Jill heard
the hollow voice say, and her
heart leaped with excitement. Her
bluff had worked.
Fenwick eyed her coldly as she
crossed the big room, luxuriously
csrpeted with oriental rugs, to his
ornate mahogany desk.
She glanced around the room.
They were alone. Rothbury wasn't
there. A side door. which appar-
entity opened into the secretary's
office. was tightly closed.
sit down." Fenwick ordered,
and Jill sank into a chair. Now
what was 1t you wanted to
know ,"
II want TO know what you've
done with Bob Brock" Jill an
swered. in a firm voice.
Brock know nothing about
him. What makes you think I'm
keeping tabs on that young man ,"
you know who he is. he's been
getting intentionally close TO the
Continued on Page 10, Column 81
II you're not using it, sell il with
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CHAPTER TwENTY-EIGHr

When phone calls to Bob's office
and home failed to bring any re-
suits, Jill again called Judge Cor
don at his office.
1t was nearly eleven by now, and
II Bob had said he would be back
promptly at ten, certainly there
must be something wrong.
Judge Gordon was worried, too,
when she got him on the wire.
II can't imagine what might
have happened" he said.
II can. can imagine plenty"
Jill answered. She told him then
about the attempt that had been
made on Bob's life when shot
was fired into one OF his front
tires as he was driving home. She
heard the judges exclamation Of
alarm.
General Alarm
Bob should have told me about
that" he said, land would have
arranged for him to be protected"
He promised to get in touch with
Captain o'Shaughnessy and have
n general alarm sent out for the
missing man.
Terribly afraid, Jill almost col
lapsed as her imagination ran riot.
She could, as she had told Judge
Gordon. imagine many things that
might have happened to Bob,
things which Fenwick and his
henchmen we're probably expert at
arranging.
She knew now that she loved
Bob, there wasn't the slightest
doubt In her mind about that.
From a casual acquaintance, he
had suddenly become the one man
In her life. the one man she ever
could love.
II didn't matter IL her trip to
Rawlton failed now. II only she
could find Bob. know that he was
safe.
Dead Uncle
The confession which was to
establish the innocence of her dead
uncle, clear the name that had
been clouded for years with the
stain of disgrace. amounted to
little II anything had happened to
Bob.
She knew her mother would be
greatly disappointed. but she also
knew her mother would under
stand. She had loved her husband
with all her being. just as Jill now
knew she loved Bob.
She thought suddenly OF Nina.
Suppose Bob loved her. In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Lighting Expert
To Address Club

Norman r. O'Farrell, lighting
expert of the General Electric Co,
will speak at the meeting of the
Tacoma Ad club Wednesday in
room 5, Hotel Winthrop. Members
are invited to bring friends for
the lecture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
GARD TALKS TUESDAY

The Anglo Saxon Federation
of America will present Conrad
Gard in a free public lecture in
the crystal ballroom of the Hotel
Winthrop at 8 p. m. Tuesday. His
subject will be America From
1889 to 1883"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Couture Tips For
Red-H0ired Girls

The majority Of hairdressers
agree that the simplest coiffures
are most suitable for red hair.
Doing her hair up In any sort OF
elaborate fashion seems TO smack
Of ALPHABETICALLY. Generally
speaking, they prefer to let color
Of the hair rather than the way the
hair Ia dressed dominate the
picture.
The chic red-hcaded woman has
her hair washed often, Of course.
70 keep any trace OF excess oil
from domming it, glowing high
lights. She brushes II every night
70 encourage q natural CLEAN. She
chooses q hairstyle that Il flatter-
ing to her face but. which IL essen
tally simple.
She appreciates that her hair Ii
the focal point Of her beauty and.
accordingly. plans her makeup and
clothes around II. Her nail lacquer
and lipstick are chosen TO set Off
her hair ~ well N to harmonize
with the dress she has on. She.
unlike brown and black-haired
women, never selects = dress color
or q shade Of makeup simply be-
cause II In new or because she
likes II. Each item II picked not
only because It doesn't clash with
her hair but because II actually Ia
= lovely background for her auburn
tresscs.
HAVE WIDE
CHOICE OF COLORs
This doesn't mean the redhead Is
limited 70 three or four colors and
monoton6us makeup. There Ii at
least one shade of every color which
viii be becoming. Even pink. She
won't like q cyclamen tone, but 4
soft. rosy, shell pink may be quite
right
II she has the creamy. trans
parent-looking skin that the luck
lest red-heads have, she applies
makeup sparingiy in an effort to
dramatise rather than conceal her
natural complexion tones. Her
cheeks are tinted - not painted.
Her lips have a fresh. dewy look.
And her powder. Of the lightest
possible texture, Is busted on ever
20 thinly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Poor Home Often Has
Much to Offer Child
Having to Wear Made-Over Clothes and D,
Odd Jobs for Money Is Good for Youngste
By CYNTHIA GREY

All the healthy, weleducated young married couples who
aren't having children because they can't afford them
might get different slant the question if they would
consider what wise Judge reminded jury of the other day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Answers TO Test Questions

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
1. James Monroe.
2. Africa.
3. Eighty.
4. Washington Redskins.
5. Yes.
6. Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION.
7. Strait of Juan de F'uca.
s. Trav'-er-sa-bl; not tra-ver'-
sa-bl.
Q. Fujiyama.
10. About one-ninth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29

II you're not using it. sell IT with
Fast-Aetion Times Want Ad.
Call Main S151.
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Easy mske-quck memorze-lovely square
Colonial offers the making pieces
Chef help
lions for Illustrations Of and stitches required
photograph Of square.
pattern 10 The
Needlecraft Dept Tacoma plainly
TERN NUMBER your NAME and ADDRESS
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