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of health and recreation in the pub
lie schools, will be guest speaker.
Slides from the D. c. tuberculosis
Association will also be shown.
Janney.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at l pm. The Rev. Walter M.
Michael, pastor of Eldbrooke M. E.
Church, will discuss THE School,
the Church and the Home"
The flrst-aid class will meet Tues
day at LAS pm.
Wallach-B. B. French.
The Executive Committee will
meet Friday at / pm.
The study group will meet Thurs
day at 1:30 pm.
The association has 100 per cent
teacher enrolment, making a total
membership of 1871.
John Burroughs.
An executive meeting will be held
Wednesday at 1:30 pm.
A bake sale will be held Friday.
Homemade cakes, rolls, pies, candies
and baked beans will be on sale all
day at the school.
The association will meet March
IA at 1:30 pm.
A card party will be held March
Is at 8 pm. Arrangements have
been made for Chinese checkers and
parchesi for those who do not play
cards. Prizes have been secured for
each table and between 40 and SO
| door prizes will be awarded.
Mrs. William Ristig and Mrs. P.
Stevens will lead the study group
meeting Thursday at 1870 pm. on
Radio and Movies" On March IL,
at 10:30 am, Miss Lii Peller will
direct the study group in a discus
sion of Mental Hygiene for Child
and Parent" There will be open
discussion at each of these meetings.
Ovid M. McMillion discussed "The
School Child and Money" at the
meeting on February 20. Mrs.
Charles E. Menzel, parent education
chairman, is in charge of the group.
Anacostia Junior Senior High.
A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee will be held Wednesday at
8 pm. at the home of Ernest j.
Read, 112 Wilmington place Sc,
with Mrs. Charles McGogney as
sisting.
Renning.
The association will meet Thurs
day at 2:3o pm. Betty Ann Harding
and Nancy Kay Olafson will present
a short program of tap dances.
Blow-We
A luncheon will be held in both
schools Thursday from noon to
pm.
The study group, which is COM
bined with Eliot Junior High, meets
each Wednesday at 1:30 pm. in the
library of Eliot.
Mrs. j. Rea, health chairman:
Mrs. A. Ellis and Mrs. T. Hayes
will assist the school nurse and doc
tor with examinations of the chill
dren of the Webb School each Fri
day morning at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. o. Shenk. health chairman,
Blow School, reports that children
in the Blow School have been ex-
amined.
Oyster.
A meeting of the study group will
be held tomorrow at 80 pm. Mo-
ton Pictures and the Radio will be
Evening star., 1940-03-03

If ever you are faced with the
problem of the windshield wiper
blade not making full sweep of its
portion Of the road simply tighten
the small nut at the end of the
shaft. The wiper shaft is slipping
Proof in such cases that the wiper
mechanism itself has not failed is
the steady rotation of the nut first
one way then the other. All you
need do is tighten 1t so that the
wiper arm follows the shaft as 1t
should.
''Vapor lock-" that annoying con-
dition wherein fuel vaporizes 10
Evening star., 1940-03-03

just completed the George Wash.
ington University Parent-Education
course.
Langdon Crippled Unit.
The association will meet Thurs
day at 8 O'Clock.
Ketcham-Van Buren,.
The Executive Committee will
meet Tuesday at 1:30 pm, at the
Ketcham School.
Mrs. Russell Page and Mrs. Ernest
johnson, co-chairmen, announce
Monday and Tuesday as bundle days
for the benefit of the student aid.
Mrs. T. MCGEE, health secretary
for the Council of Social Agencies,
spoke on the Wagner health bill
at the study group meeting Mon
day. Mrs. c. j. Schaeffer, principal
of the schools, was hostess at the
tea which followed.
Mrs. H. E. C.. Weber, summer
roundup chairman, presented 80
children to the association as physi-
cally perfect, and Mrs. Alma Hudson,
second vice president of the D. c.
Congress of Parents and Teachers.
awarded each child a health certifl-
cate at meeting held recently.
John Eaton.
An Evening of Music" will be
presented tomorrow at 8 o'clock,
plans for which have been made
by Mrs. Meade PEBBLES and Mrs. L.
I. McDougle. Appearing on the pro-
gram will be Mrs. E. c. Halback,
soloist; the Boys Glee, Club of Cor
don Junior High School, directed
by Miss Mary wilkins; David Coul-
ter, pianist of the John Eaton stu
dent body, and Mrs. Wilma Rice
Flood, monologist. Members of the
Boy Patrol will act as ushers, while
members of the Girl Patrol will dis
pense CANDY and punch.
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Processes OF Meeting Them" Mrs.
E. g. Burnside, a teacher, will give
q reading. The school orchestra,
directed by s. Goldman, will furnish
q musical program.
Mrs. M. p. Plemmons was ap-
pointed chairman Of delegates.
A nominating committee, consist
ing Of Mrs. G. D. Comingore, Mrs.
M. P. Plemmons, Mrs. T. Mitchell,
Miss E. Clarkson and r. w. Straw
bridge, was appointed.
Amidon- F Fairbrothe -Rossell.
The Executive Committee will
meet Tuesday at 1:30 pm. in the
Fairbrother School.
Whittier.
The Executive Committee will
meet Tuesday at lis pm. The
time of meeting of the Home
Hygienics Glass has been set for
Mondays and Thursdays for the
next six weeks.
Miss Elsie Green has been ap-
pointed chairman of the annual
joint banquet for the Manor Park
Citizens Association and the Whit
tier Parent Teacher Association.
Park View Platoon.
The association will meet Thurs
day at 8 pm. Mrs. Laura McCune,
National Child Research Center, will
give an illustrated talk on "The
Relation of Diet to the Health of
the Child" A. Clar will present a
musical program and a social will
follow.
A benefit movie matinee will be
held at the neighborhood theater
March 8 at $3.50 pm, under the
direction of Mrs. Dorothy Curran,
ways and means chairman.
The study group meets each We'd
nesday at 1:30, under the leadership
of Mrs. j. M. Chambers, who has
Evening star., 1940-03-03
NEWS OF THE MOTORING WORLD
Sealed Beam Lights Now Available Both New Used Cars;
Other Driving Advices Given

easily in the gas lines as to block
its own flow, is likely to occur where
a car is equipped with automatic
shutters over the radiator core
and when the car is driving into q
heavy snow. Should ice form over
the shutters they will be prevented
from opening. This will quickly
raise subhood temperature to a point
where the fuel system will not func-
ton properly. That means stalling
and tie-up until the engine cools
off again. Faced with such a pre-
dicament the best thing to do while
waiting is to cover the radiator
grille with the laprobe on the the
ory that as soon as the ice melts
OH the shutters they will remain
at least partly open, allowing pas
sage OF air when you start going
again.
Questions and Answers.
@. I suspect that the fywheel is
loose in my car. Is there any test
which an owner can make to tell if
this condition exists?-F. Y.
A. Yes; first allow the engine to
idle at around 500 r. p. m. Then
switch off the ignition, turning it
on again when the engine has al
most stopped. If the flywheel is
loose there will be distinct knock
each time the switch is thrown on.
@. I recently purchased used
car and did not notice the tires ex-
cept to see that they had good
treads. Now I find that the side
walls of two of them are cracked.
Is this dangerous?-Mrs. j. M.
A. Cracks in the outside walls do
not necessarily indicate that the
rubber is old. There probably is lit
tie danger in your case, but to be
positive it would be we'll to have
tire man inspect the shoes on their
inside. This is what counts.
@, Aside from the fart that two
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discussed. The study group will not
meet on March II, but there will be
a meeting of the Executive Board
that day at 1:30 pm.
The association will meet March II
at 7:30 pm.
Bryan.
Past officers were present to hear
Mrs. Marjorie Colson, historian, read
history of the Bryan Association
at the meeting on February 27.
Eliot Junior High.
The association will meet Tuesday
at 1:30 pm. A cake and candy sale
will be conducted by Mrs. Cora Davis,
ways and means chairman, after the
meeting.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 1:30 pm.
Gage.
An executive meeting will be held
Tuesday at 1:15 pm.
The study group will meet
Wednesday at lis pm.
A luncheon was held February 16,
proceeds to be used for the purchase
of curtains for the new stage.
Petworth.
The association will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. This meeting has been
designated as fathers night" and
it is planned to have a speaker from
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
to explain the work of the bureau.
Entertainment and refreshments.
HI. d. Cooke.
The association is sponsoring a
moving picture, THE Covered
Wagon" on Tuesday at BIS pm.
Cranch-Tyler.
The Executive Board will meet
tomorrow at 1:30 pm. in the Tyler
School.
The study group will meet Thurs
day at 1:3O in the Tyler School.
Subject, Propaganda"
ant-Weightman.
A luncheon was held in Grant
School on March ! from noon to
1:30 pm.
Bundle days for benefit of Student
Aid are held every Wednesday and
Friday. Parents are requested to
send clean, outgrown clothing to the
school on these days.
Bancroft.
The association will meet Tues
day at 1:3O pm. After a short busi-
ness meeting, square dances will be
performed by pupils from the fourth.
fifth and sixth grades.
Kenilworth.
The association will meet Tuesday
at 130 pm.
Mrs. Norma Veimeyer will be in
charge of the luncheon to be held
Wednesday,.
On Thursday at 1870 pm. the
study group will meet. A covered
dish luncheon will be served.
Emery lexington.
An association meeting will be
held at the lexington School Thurs
day at 3:15 pm. Topic, Health. !"
DR.. S. E. Lackman will speak on
o1lQCl otdllOlIlS NERVOUS CIlllOTeQ,' -
He will also answer questions. Mrs.
Simpson Daugherty will sing.
Barnard.
The room representatives will
meet Tuesday at lis pm. The
mothers study group meeting will
follow at 2 pm.
Powell Elementary.
The Executive Board will meet
tomorrow at Ills pm.
A trip to the National Museum
was made by the study group to
view the exhibit there of "Tomor-
rows Citizens"
Woodbridge. ..e g..
The Executive Board will meet
Thursday at pm.
Stuart Junior High.
The association will meet Monday
at 8 pm. DR.. H. Hightower will
speak on Health Needs of the Chill
dren Of the Community and the
Evening star., 1940-03-03

spark plugs per cylinder would be
assurance of less chance of ignition
failure, what is the chief argument
in favor of double ignition? I have
been discussing this with friends
who follow engine design, and there
there is some question on this point.
&C. M. L.
A. Double ignition makes for fast
er flame propagation (more rapid
combustion. Thus the speed need
not be timed to occur so far in ad-
vance of upper dead center. This
concentrates combustion at the
highest point of compression. Be-
cause so many other factors are in
volved, however, it does not mean
that an engine with double igni-
ton Is necessarily more powerful or
more efficient than one without.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING
MENTC

Elaine .Warburton's marriage to Eric
Reardon is to follow her graduation in
two days from a Southern girls school
and Betty Gordon and Clara Blanchard,
her roommateS, persuade her to cele-
brate by Slipping down the fire escape
and meeting Tony Barclay. Betty drinks
too much at the roadhouse, grabs the
steering wheel from Tony the zigzaging
car is struck by truck and Betty and
Elalne are taken to a hospital. Eric's
mother had opposed his marriage to a
help pay her way in school, Now she
threatens to disinherit him II he marries
Elaine: He obeys his mother and when
Elalns,s Aunt Ella suggests she 20 to
New York, pr. Stuart, hospital inferno
who, is in love with Elaine. arranges
Tor her to live with his sister Jane in
greenwich Village. Clara, unknown to
Elaine, is paying Monticello, voice
teacher. for lessons for Elaine. He tells
her she has voice worth training and
gets her job in village restaurant.
Eric appears, pleading with her to
marry him, and finds SIG a week
job, Elaine refuses an offer of $50, 900
to leave Eric alone, saying she plans
to marry him. Melvyn kisses Elaine
ardently and when he tries again she
slaps him. Clara's father gives Elaine
a chance to sing on his department
stores radio program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-02
Rec LUTHERANS HEAD FOR CHENEY TOWN
Women Organize

Al /. meeting ct the Coliseum
bowling palace yesterday = gfeup
- women net q form = league 10
bowl 90 Mondays At o'eicek m
the .fterneen There -lu BE- five
glFis gu each team. Thssv az |.
few xsoaneis. 10 - filled - u the
dsy ard time srs right saii M
Cole. ct Main III for = ressFxa.
ton
Huh Clethisrs league leading
team 81 the Century League con
tinued n frat place ~ winning 4
points from Community Tavern
schern Paints bowling against
Hsrpsrs Confectionery team lost
= points niKh single ram. ~ the
league va. rolled ~ csfiey eewl.
ing Tor Spar tnneh II sss q rice
77t slininEs so series ~ss high
for the evening
Other sood single games were
turned In BY a. Olson. =. Coles. non
Bryant. " :.Sstsr other three
games series wsre turned IN ~ n
Olsen. ~ Berlin. ~
Fisni. Tub Clothlst cut
bowlsd the ether rs teams with q
total % 1fss rauisons took the
high single game With 1908.
Results at the other matches
were rsai.ons ,. stevens and
ve,tsr 2. spar Lunch I. rrlme'
Inn = Rre,man's ;. nryans sursl
Cream ?. Old ~ Louis o. rshsl
Rlus Rihhon 4 Tacoma hils Pm
duesrs 4 Washington Hardware 1
Little Paris Beauty salon 4. and
hsyflower Cafe O
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Abes F acinq
An Improved
Wall Squad
Come Scheduled ui
Wullu Wollu: Boss
Schworz Has Task

s''Nihs 'e' '''" ~
state lesk" YIN Nv 'as ssea.
faa's ssh~s's a''hsoah s'essh -. ~"
attempt u msss me warn n'ue
Devils nsssr thsn 'hsn name Nssn
they meet t'nishs w "s"a vans
me rsiisps''ssfs hsssh ssh
me $50 ss'ans W 'hf.e ~
fhey osa them W y" = sn'
LOST hs' yss', - 70 ' =" iM '"'s
SEASON neither team has ~on w
'sss"s e"mpsae'n. sl,h"akh w
nsmsn n''a : 8"' 'ss'
win s'ems''"n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-02
soOSE CASHED IN At
FIRST OPPORTUNITY

There are more good boys
around the country than you sus-
pect.' replied Arcel, top trainer
and second who travels about the
nation handling fighters.
What the sport needs is more
topnotch promoters and match
makers.
stars no longer get offers max
ing IT worth their while to travel
The people Of Detroit. Cleveland
and elsewhere seldom see head
liners.
when they do get one. no Is
usually fed someone who IL pretty
soft. and the business hogs down.
Managers are no longer look
ing for new fields for their boys.
Why. / recall Benny Leonard go
ing to Kansas City for a savage
fight with Ever Hammer Just n
open up new territory for himself
There are too many house
fighters. and they are protected
too well for the good Of the sport.
New stars should be matched
Billy Conn and Al Mccoy drew
s2i 900 in Boston. Anton Chris
toforidis. unknown there. and
Jimmy Reeves did well IN open
ing the season in Cleveland.
"Christoforidis. the Greek mid
dleweight who IS willing TO fight
heavyweights, hung around New
York for a year. and got nothing
more than couple Of prellmi-
naries in the Garden He made
tremendous hit in Cleveland In
knocking out the highly regarded
Reeves.
Billy soose was given the nun.
around for = long while. but thu
Penn State lid beat bo,h middle
weight championship claimants
overlin and Tony Zsl.. at ms first
/ two big opportunities
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ARCEI LISTS NEW
STARS IN MAKING

Asked 10 nam, some new head
liners in the making. and Of whom
little has been heard, Arecel listed
offhand.
Lee Oma Of Detroit. Bill Vein
berg Of Boston. and Max hinnich
Of Cleveland. h.avyweights
Tony Martin Cianciola Of Nil
weukee. and Tami hunello Of
Fordhsm, niddlewsights
Young KID Mccoy Of Detroit
Tony Ferrsrs Of New York. and
Jackie Donovan OF Buffalo, vel
tiers
Nick Castigiions Of Chicago
Ray Lunny Of San Francisco
Leonard Boom Boom Aaneini Of
Youngstown. JUL. Hogan Of New
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Masked Marvel
To Bowl Here

A MASKED ka~iinx marvel
vi ccfur~ts With ~ ahsuI ths
nationally Known lnstfuctnf here.
Saturday night 81 o'cscrs #
Broadway siinYa rive games
total pa. q .in. Thr masked
ens sise challenges ssy Tseoms
eeNler - special pay - "
games is 10 Nofthse.tsfner
TIE games wcald - ruIisd - an
alleys. changing sftsr Each game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-02
Midget Tilt
Set for Nov. II

Tire Stadium Bsllsrmlne game
for the CITY midget title. originally
scheduled for yesterday al Sta
dunn. Vas moved 10 Tuesday,
Nov Il
The two teams met on q vet
muddy field IN the rain their first
game and played TO = seoreless lie.
The same weather conditions pre-
vailed yesterday and the game vas
reseheduled by agreement because
Of is Importance.
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half 10 beat GonrsTa. no setup In
any league. and the momentum
might carry over Into tomorrow
ooe coach who can sleep
easily tonight IL Bsi- Rolling
b~ry 81 Nashingtoa state.
whose Cougars meet Ini,~r-
atty Of Idaho. To date idaho
has failed Ia srore . paint
In losing four Kaus>s. tying
one. unles. they're booking
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the crown. and he found Beiloise
hard TO hit squarely.
Belloise has been boxing only
little more than two years. which
prompted someone. astonished At
his rapid progress 10 ask Ray
Arcel why there were 10 few
capable fighters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-02
CAPTAINVD MOTH

BOSTON Walter ] Mullen ~
Springfield. Mass. will he torn he
tween two Royalties when Boston
college plays Holy cross football,
Nov. 40. he Is the only player ever
IN b. elected captain ~ both teams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-02
Several Ace
Performers
Have Colds
Coach Olson None
Too Optimistic as
His Club Departs

Twsnty-three Pacific Lutheran
rridders VIII toss their baggage
or the train tonight at 7:25 o'clock
their destination being Cheney
Wash. where they are scheduled
r. tangle with Eastern Washing
ton college Saturday afternoon.
II will be the second winco con-
ference tussle for the Glads and
the third for Eastern. Kickoff Is
set for 2:3O o'clock.
II the game results paid off
on past records. the Luther
ans might A. well stay hon'e
tonight, for the Ssvages-in
the three games piaNed-haNe
rolled up total Of 40 points
against 25 counters for Pacific
Lutheran. Scores were: 1887
PIC o. Cheney s; 1888
PIC :, Cheney 20; 1889
PIC ia, Cheney IL.
Mentor Cliff Olsons few re
naming hairs are beginning to
follow the example Of fan leaves
SIX of his travelling squad are IN
poor condition. And one-Lolly
Jungck, first-string guard ~ IS
definitely out of action. He has
been taking treatments in the
hospital for infection Of the knee.
PICS candidate for the Little
All-Americanr first Marvin
at o mmy gun" Tommervik - is
carrying ten pounds of tape
around his left shoulder. he was
injured in scnmmage session
last week.
This ragged weather has
helped 10 puncture the Luther
an starting lineup. Regulars
MARY Harshman, George Broz
and Art Freberg are suffer
ing from heavy colds.
No. things are not as radiant as
they could be, but Olson isn't
giving away any odds to the
Eastern Savages
can't deny the fact
that we are in worse shape than
we have been this year, but I d.
know that I have strong bal
club, capable Of upsettine ANY
team in the conference. All these
inturies-with the exception Of
Lolly Jungck-are NOT football
Injuries" remarked Olson.
The other Winco battle Satur.
day afternoon will have Lee
Nicholson's Western Washington
Vikings pitted against Chuck Lap
panbush's Central Washington
Wildcats. The game will be a.
Ellensburg.
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Ken 0verlin
Is Favored
Over Rival
Odds Are 9 10 5 on
Bouncing Boxer to
Defect Belloise

NEW YORK Despite the
handicap Of having spent several
DAYS in the fresh air Of a rural
training camp, Ken Overln. who
works at being New York middle
weight champion between Conga
dances. is . to 5 favorite 10
retain his title tonight against
Steve Belloise.
The distance is Is rounds and
the fact that the fight is being
held in Madison Square Garden Is
greatly in Overlin's favor.
Put $4,000 persons In the
garden, get the cigar smoke
thick enough. let the noise
makers do their worst and
YOU have fairly close APP
Proclamation Ia a night club.
Oserlin never has lost the de-
cision In a night club.
Il got my tuxedo all laid out. p"
he said today when asked for
comment on the evenings brawl.
BY taking quick shower
ought to he at the stork club
bar by 1913"
It seemed shame to intrude
such sordid things as hooks, jsbs
and right crosses when man
was busy planning his night club
itinerary, but some bold soul
spoke up and suggested that
maybe Ken should make provision
for brief stop at q hospital In
the event Belloise clipped him on
the whiskers. Overlin shrugged
Maybe I will clip him" he said,
and then added with his face
Frightening u might even get
away by 1890"
However, the prevalent
opinion among the savants and
philosophers In Leatherfist
Lane Ia that II anybody does
any clipping on the jaw, Mr..
Oyerlin will he the clippee.
Belloise is tough. hungry
youngster who wallops hard with
either hand and fights from q
strange, bewildering stance. He
comes at you with both hands
held high and then slams HON.
punches with a neat wrist action
Against that power and speed
Overln has little to offer except
shifty style and the experience
he has accumulated IN rings Al
around the world. The middle
weight king il q cunning guy who
knows how 10 cut MS opponents
around the face and To stay on
Of trouble while h. 10 doing 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-02
Favored Coaches See
SpookS in Coast Games

sh.~a . f.ii ~eeh. pte~ssd
Js.es 81 q. =. a. asd Jim
Phsiss ~ Washington slss
can r~st sally. Their teams
are ldse thss se~keod.
ssnts Glars meets crippled y
a y In sAa Ffsnclseo Sunday
~ Mary. eoms. off the road ri
Portland 10 meet Portland unissr
sity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-02
Army Eyes Ration Can
That Heats Itself

WASHINGTON - Army, navy.
marine corps and coast guard Off
GERS agreed today that a ration
can that heats itself would be Of
use TO the armed forces.
Subsistence officers Of the four
service branches witnessed dem
onstration Of a can which contains
regular arm rations and heats it.
self by chemical reaction. The
reaction takes place in q eontainer,
which eneloses the ration can,
when the outer contsiner Is pune
tured with e sharp instrument.
II you re not using II. sell II with
Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3l51.
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No Shortage Of Boxers, Says Arcei
Game Needs Better Matchmakers
Stars Refuse To
Travel And New
Heodliners Should
Fight One Another

RN HARRY GRsNSO>
MA Service sports Fditar

NEW YORK - Ceferino Garcia,
former champion. picks Steve Bel
lolse 10 lift the New York version
of the middleweight championship
from Ken oveflin a. Madison
Square Garden. Nov. !.
Garcia knows the pair well. IL
was TO Overlin that he dropped
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Tiger Clan
Playing in
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