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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Finds Door Unlocked

Mart Parnsll, merchant po-
ncsman. making his rounds on
X street, In the western city Of
Tacoma, Wash, found the door
Of the Cartier drug store I'M
locked.
There was a light burning in
the rear and Parnell entered 10
find Ross Cartier. the owner.
alone: the man. who was known
10 the patrolman. appeared
nervous and anxious for the Of
.flcer to leave: he was seemingly
in the act OF locking the small
iron safe In which were kept
the funds Of postal substation
he operated.
Parnell passed the time Of
night, IL was just a few minutes
after II o'clock: then the officer
went on his way until he got
about four blocks down the
street when car whiZzed by.
he thought he recognized Car
tier as one Of the two men in
the front seat.
1t was almost daylight before
Parnelis route again brought
him 10 the door Of the drug
store. and to his astonishment
he again found II unlocked
Stepping quickly inside he
threw the rays OF his fash into
the office; the safe door was
open; there was no sign of
Cartier, anywhere. Believing the
proprietor might be tied up in
the back room the patrolman
searched the building and then,
having found nothing. telc-
phoned the police station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Recalls Palmer Case

That seemed an easy request
TO crafty, but, when Captain
Osborne sent a detective from
the department, an old school,
mate Of Helen Dover Cartier,
10 her home for a picture. he
was amazed 10 learn that in all
the years the man had lived in
Tacoma, he had never had a
picture taken, either as a. por-
trait or in any OF the groups to
which he belonged: when he
couldn't beat the camera other
wise. he had simply turned his
head So that he would not be
photographed. And so IL be-
came quite evident that Ross
Cartier had something in his
past 10 conceal.
Chief of Police Frank. J. Boss
OF Akron recalled the Palmer
case when he read about Cartier
in the newspapers and remem-
bered his former chiefs admoni-
ton: WATCH and wait"
He got in touch with Captain
Osborne and voiced his suspi-
ciors and promised to send
along clipping taken from an
old newspaper which contained
a picture OF Palmer.
But Osborne himself was
forced 10 wait-to wait three
weeks before the Hempwills
wrote TO their friend in Wash
ington. Not long after. Helen
Cartier left Tacoma by airplane
and rot Oh at Phoenix. Artx.
She motcrsd TO q ranch q short
distance from the city and there
she walked into the arms Of her
husband.
Ross and Helen Cartier talked
long into the night and on the
following day he began the re-
turn trip to Tacoma with her.
surrenderirfg OF his own accord
TO the federal authorities on the
postal embezzlement charge, al
though he claimed all the money
was in the safe when he left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Seek Cooperation

II Is suggested that in organ
izing a civilian defense group In
any community, those interested
should first propose a volunteer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Red Decade by Lyons
UnmaSkS PlOtterS in US.
BY BENJAMIN DECAssEREs

w. ERES book American should miss reading. parcu-
lary when tied with Communist
Russia. 1t is Eugene Lyons THE Red Decade: the
- - Stalinist of (Bobbs- Nerrn).
1t is the competest story yet written Of what
the Reds and the vodka -pinks have been doing
doing than ever--in the United States
Written by dramatically, ironically mechanically
always factuawh of of Reds and their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Z SOLUTION-It was through
the alertness of Captain Cliff
Osborne, above, that the puzzle
OF Russell Palmer's disappear
ance was solved.
himself The safe had been
robbed but had not been forced
open, seemingly Cartier had
been compelled TO open II him
self.
Continuing HE search in the
Store, Captain Osborne found
that the supply OF narcotics was
missing from the accustomed
drawer. That seemed a signiG-
cant fact: II looked like the job
in the store had been pulled by
dope flends,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Pattern Is Not Clear

the La Guardia volunteers be fitted into
the existing pattern Of such services explained
any evidence offered that the Little Flower has been asked
either to take them help them out.
fertile the La Guardia headquarters aides in ideas
that than 200 separate activity suggested
for the volunteers who waiting be enrolled in the civilian
defense army. Hardly directly related to Defense
in the of providing protection for civilians in the
head Of welfare services.
Mayor La Guardia foreword the pamphlet informs
the country;
Every patriotic citizen, matter what his politics,
creed personal position unite to prepare his
country for whatever dangers be ahead Our and
navy being built to full strength at great sacrifice by millions
But than before. strength Is the
strength Of each citizen. We therefore recruiting
protective force-Cfyian Defense Every citizen, whether
young old. rich poor, woman, Is needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
The Case of fhe
LIVING DEAD
BY TERRY McSHANE

light the banks Of the river be-
low the bridge were carefully
examined by the police.
There were no tracks In the
mud; only the forbidding hole
in the thin ice through which
the officers believed the body
OF Russell Palmer had been
thrown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Probably Beaten


It was reasoned that after the
crash the assailant was upon
him; he was pulled through the
curtain and probably beaten into
unconsciousness and then thrown
from the bridge -.
And then, one day about a
month after the finding OF the
mystery car, there came into
Welch's office a man who bore
hang-deg look on his coan-
tenance.
"You know I should have told
you this long ago." said the man,
who was member OF the
Meadowbrook Country Club,
land I'm ashamed that 1 didn't.
1 was at the club on the night
Of February 4 and was sitting
In q parked car with the lights
out. along the road beyond the
entrance from the main high
way, when Palmer drove by:
had q lady with me who was
not my wife: that's why didn't
tell this before. Palmer stopped
his car and got out and went
over to the side OF the road, and
/ thought he had n brick In his
hand when he returned 10 his
car. i am sure he was alone"
The officer thanked his IN
forInant and told him he would
keep his secret. This clandes-
tine lover changed his theory.
and before death struck WEIGH
down soon after, he told his fell
low officers:
"some day you will find Rus
sell Palmer alive. Wait and
watch and you viii be rewarded
with the answer To this seeming
insoiuble mystery"
On rolled the relentless hand
OF time 10 the early morning
Of May Il, 1888, 10 years after
the disappearance OF Russell
Palmer from Akron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
User OF Norcotics7

Osborne, in reviewing the
case pondered on the missing
narcotics. Was Cartier some
how involved in the traffic Of
this stuff? Had he been kid
naped by dope peddlers with
whom he had become involved?
Or. was he himself a user of
narcotics? Did that explain the
extremely melancholy moods
which sometimes came over.
him? Well, in any event, the
officer was convinced that Ross
Cartier had voluntarily left Ia
coma.
Acting upon this thought,
Captain Osborne discovered that
John Hempwill and wife, friends
OF Ross Cartier but not known
TO Helen Cartier, had left Ia
coma on the same day that the
druggist had disappeared, sup
posedly headed for New Mexico
or Arizona. Osborne found
friends of this couple who prom
Ised 10 let hlm know if they re-
Celved a letter from them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Mr.. Lyons his tag OF keaoaiter not only Win
pride but bats" with barb each page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

money orders was the same az
that OF Ross Cartier. Without
publicity, a federal warrant was
now issued, charging the drug
gist with embezzlement in the
sum OF $1,521. and the relent-
less sleuths of the post office de-
partment took up the search for
the missing man.
"We'd like n photo Of Cartier"
said Inspector linus TO Captain
Osborne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Interrupted by Man

AS captain OSDOEue sat luTH-
ing the clues over in his mind,
trying 10 get some sort OF pic
tHre that weHid At together, he
was interrupted by the entrance
OF a man who was evidently
some one OF importance; with
etst delay the gentleman intro
duced himself.
I'm John Dover" he said
brusquely. II suppose you re-
allze that my son-in-law. Ross
Cartier. has been kidnapped .
What are you doing about II ."
Captain Osbornes reply was
as brusque az the question.
II suppose you have . ransom
note" said the officer. That
will give us something 10 work
on"
mo ransom note has arrived"
answered Dover. None may
ever arrive; there was consid-
cradle cash In the safe and that
was probably the motive behind
the kidnapping: Cartier IL prob
ably dead, but I want TO offer
a reward of $500 for the loca-
ton OF his person, dead or
alive"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Defense Has Two Tasks

Civilian Defense has two tasks;
1.-THE first to prepare for the day never
when bombs and artillery fire fall our cities,
towns and countryside and when and children
stand prepared defend their homes and their liberties
l-"The second e 70 retF9- ne nd
welfbeing or our --7O7T5 --
To Official all volunteers assigned by local voun-
offices TO specific will OCD emblem. and
uniform or an band There will be uniforms for
types Those who for them will DO
expected 10 provide their own conforming standard
design For those who cant the OCD will foot the bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

1914
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
Luxury Boats

WASHINGTON. sept. %. 1UPp--
The navy's combat auXllaues ana
training craft nov include some oil
,ht most luxurious vessels built III
recent years.
Private yachts of all sizes and
types. several costing their owners
up to $20O0.OOO have been COM
maudcercd by the navy to supple
mcnt It's fleet Of small patrol and
other duty vessels
Former owners. include Harold S.
Vanderbilt. Major Edward BoWes,
H. L Manyle and Norman B.
WooIWorth. Their SumptiouS pleas
urC craft were built at tremendous
cost 20 entertain their socially
promiaent friends and visiting roy
ulty. Many of them boast oak-pan-
cled stateIOOms. gold-plated electri-
cal fixtures and marble bathrooms.
Most of the expensive features
have been retained, the navy said,
although the bars were removed.
Now the former yachts are serving
as torpedo boats. training ships.
coaStal-patrol boats and even as
nc-SWeeperS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
HorseW0menR Ride
25O0-Mile Trail

LOS ANGELES. Sept. -. up
Two young horsewomcn who rode
all the way from Upper Sandusky
O., to Pomona, Cal. were due IN
Los Angeles today to present greet
ngs from iomc town officials at
the office of Mayor Fletcher BoWron
Mrs. NYldrcd Bnau, %, and Viz
ginia Shumakcr. -. were honored
guests yesterday at the Los Angeles
county fair at Pomona. They re-
ccived Il big ovation when presented
from tie platform in front of the
racetrack grandStand.
They departed from Upper San
dusky April II on the ride of ap-
proXimately 25oo miles. The trip
was arduous, they said, but we'll
worth It. During much of the dis
tancc they followed historic yest-
Crn trails.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
MeIoIond Notes

and Saturday at lhe Me.oIuua rz-
pcument station
George For,9cre OF san Dleeo
spent sept 10 and Il with ms par
cuts. Mr.. and MI Charles Fors-
bcyG On Sunday. the Harold Fors-
berg family were also dinner GUESTS
of the Charles Forsbergs
Mr.. Gene IIarrcl i, spending
ten days i'll san deco with her
daughter. TrcNsa. end making the
acquaintance of her new RranG-
daughter. Gioma Lee.
Alr and Mis-. VIII Meyer were
expected home tins week after Il
five weeks vacation with their SONS
Waldrop and Clement in Los All
GclcS ana Mrs. Meyers brother.
ETC Werling, OF Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
Strive for Better Usage

B. C..a.asa;.@- lie -. 5"a oose-
seac sae,ee:. II 1caasasa: and :&e
Classics x Sa.t We probably >..as
5evo.oY students ~ - poorer
Saov.eaee q. s.d".a.as T.; create.
Y.tc.l.eneT = Is "ss
P.b..s reaction - eNseH. by -
s:sGcu;>-Va, 70: IooG TIE C".ye@-
s. WoMeHS c..b ;oas t;.e e.
= aSSa,aHs ;he program. a> ~
alarming molc~eH: toward a no,
..Hdemoc.a,ie to-n @. Y@bil cG.ca-
20"
C..e members sac Ia. q" Y@o-
X >chro. s:acents >so..5 oo taught
Shakespeare and grammar 70 pre-
2ave Them fally tor lie = he c.,-
&c woc.G. They SAD
The yoaag peoY,e = 4 Gen,oc-
sacy a-o entitled t. s.aa2a1a: Is ;se
bass Q: y. SKIN = .aMSaase "Nc
- he Classics as ne source c. ,ae
principles oa W...l.. 9. country
vas founded and winch t.ey VII be
expected = defend
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

N[r ana Mrs ". !. Gregg fe-
turned Monday from months
vacation rip to New York where
they visited their daughter ana
family. Enroutc home the Greges
also stopped in PENNSYLVANIA and
Oklahoma TOR bret visits with rel
ativcs.
Richard ATcHridc drorp to san
Diego Friday to aet hl, Wltr All
baby daughter wGo have been III
the coast city since the baby'S buth
i'll August.
Earl Bishop attended the Los Aa-
gelcS county fair ut Pomona las
weekend and as state president.
had the honor OF presenting homo
rary FFA membership to three soil
then California businessmen. Earl
is attending California Polytcchni"
at San Luis Obispo this year.
Friends of Mrs Flbert Newton
will be glad to know she returned
home Sunday and is feeling better
after 4 months visit with her Sis
ter in Los Angeles.
Mr.. ard Mrs Earl Maddox en-
J0ycG a visit Sunday from MI. and
Mrs. Herman Wood and children.
Lila June and Lyn OF Brawlcy; and
MI. and Mrs. Albert Jacobs and
SON Hugh.
Dinner guests of Miss Helen
RumScy Saturday evening were Mrs.
Nell F'rohler, Mrs. Myrtle Lodge
and Mrs. Mildred Fremont of El
Centro.
MI. and Mrs. Chris BiSgaard NOV
ed into the community III July and
are making their home two miles
south Of the Meloland store.
Prof. B. A. Madison OF the diyi-
SION OF agronomy, Davis, and Mr.
Summers who is making a epceia!
study OF grasses spent Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

Eve" p.e-eu..'-c staaea;> az
eve. ". =: .aaaee - ~.., -
aoa>e q. e.a>sig5. Ssea.ee5, 12ses
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os.> ore {. yh.,H W he required
Tacl n,aE 1aoo>, :1oa. Il ,o-r>e "
:ao Classics ,B."o@. S@e..cy a@a
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winch ;seF &c a> " - 1a.@.:ss
a pralula. Knowledge {. E"1.Sa
By Ycy.eW.&g moves aHG "cV..,..sz
HeN>NaNCr stores
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
No Old English
For K. &. Schools

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
Lodge Fights Rule
On Insurance

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
Interesting Books Remain

= vh.ts Bryan answered -.
..s.e-;es;eG literary WORKS Wou.6
remain on he teaching soneGu.e-
works ;ha; nave proved o. .nteces.
70 students. sach as "M.G>unme.
N.eE:'s Dream. "JG..4s Caesar. "
IS MlseyaD.eS." p"!de aHC Pce.@-
G.ce and "S!.aS Manner
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
ALAM0.YERDE
NEWS NOTES

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
Notes

a..- : 1aH:",aes.c Is At home
-. ~~saa.... NE ,4Mmcr travel
.=- sa 4.u :u".a - Pomona
AN-..a< aHl OTHasa where She
..~."a 49, friends sa5 relatives
e...:.- aes. a. lie ,4nac. Mr. La
s. "ese ~. u.t - awhile II
-, t.. -. a5.t q: ne season Last
I...ta. essna"- Nh LaBrUcherie.
80. - asa-h;eY Ro>alc Of FL
C."'r. se..Hed from 4 weeks out
e. So. Ley drove up the
.., ....s lo- AH@"sss ~ IA Is
-. F".s#.sto a.H aagE
y. s@a NJ \ RI Ke1mar ar
s.....s - a...N ot baby boy
- A',-.... :. &; t&el. home. Joel
o.". - - name hey chose fer
-. b. = Baby I'D MS mother
-, -.'.- ..ee.E.
= -. =. :. Mu.ys .:go through
...es=s.. .ra, e.se.ed by Nj.
:. NJ. go Nr@qsa.te Vie latter
~. C.. a.s-.-.. TIE NeNquettes
..., a s..tu"t bg tHeir so1.
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=: . Nj. Pau Ta,on of E
G'H... -. ,o.0l ne Boulder
> " I.& s.- B@ee national
..f -. 20. ,t~l.ed MIS- Ve.i-
.>-- -. JHa aee family the
r. " s....aH> q Denver. WEo
....,. -.a2.s. ..M- J. Ill moW,ains
-. u .ee@ here .hes spent two
..... ...yG. :u Beautiful Este.
.... ..a Maa@ o,neY points OF
-.,.- around Denver Afterwards
-. 1a&. ,e.a,.rc.y .!lp nome bH
..., $ l.sa Cit. lake Tahoe.
..a& l. O0..po where they
..~a 3. ~ day, VII another
".".# Ee"G.;c.,a and his fam
-. .... @c,..Hsa ",M. ~
:....=a..'.@ surprised by ST..
@o'ner on. Cac~'"r NeAquettc ana
- :. 80 drove eoNn IRON
@..".H.os.5 .or & Wee4, with :uem.
NJ L. Br.:o.. sal III, .oa
T#o q. Ia.e..a, Hcse guc-'s 0.
80 CN { F.o"r, rom Thursday
- >a-Vr"a. u.-.. W!s!lc Nj Buc-
- 7a =. 10 ,a..e@ buying cat
=" g.: =. sai.v.
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r:.'... -. a- sipecM'onGc..
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

SuNdJ} evening marked the close
oi a tVo months vacation for Mrs.
Herbert Kirchner and her baby
daughter Peggy, when they reached
nome with Mr. Kirchner. He drove
they had spent the past three weeks
Up 10 Burbank to meet them where
with Mrs Kirchncr's sister and her
family. the walter CaldWells. MI.
and Mrs Caldwell Will be remem-
hc:cd by their many friends as they
resided in Imperial Valley for three
Years before Nj. Caldwell Wen.
% work for Lockhced in Burbank
a year ago. Previously. Mrs Kir-
elmer and Peggy had enjoyed a
month with her parents. Mr.. and
MIS- Frank wells. of San Jacinto.
Mr.. klrchner was able to be with
,hcm To- . Two weeks visit to his
parents. the II : KirchnerS, and
his sister Ms. TED Schuldt, in San
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

Tho Ycar book committee for the
McCabc home department reports
tina, the gear book IS completed and
ready TO 90 TO press This commit
tee consisted Of Mrs. Evan T. Hcwee
Mrs. Lee Landcrman, and Mr.. FL
,on B. Christian. chairman. They
expect to havc the year book in
time for the first home department
meeting q thI- fall which Will be
OCTOBER 9 WIN Ms. John Jackson
hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

Mr. and MIS-. Henry Uphoit of
Alamo We're dinner guests Wednes-
day nigh' at the G. Y. Upholts. Mr..
Cpholt i, somewhat better after his
recent illness Early Thursday
morning G V. Upholt left for a
TWO davs business trip to Riverside.
Thursday Mrs. G. V. UphOlt enter
tanned Ms Pete La8ruchero Mar
iorc Spear and Helen Hotf At din
NcE.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

lie place vacated by Mis- Ruth
YehiiMg. A1r WeakIey's secretary
Tor the past several years, when She
accepted a position in Pomona.
I. Thanner returned Tuesday
:gom Artesla where he had been
With his wife this past week Mrs
Thanne. hoVes to be at home
@.,hln the mex: few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
DEMANDS ACCOrNTING

N a C0HD.aN' IIIcd m ImprTIaI
count; sapcnnr cout wednesday,.
walter Z Collins asked the court
to lns'rue, EDWARD l. Bridgcrs to
render al punune Of part
aer"hip aalrcd III 1925 and dis
solved IL 1879 The partnership wa
formed Colin sald 10 acquire I'm
prra Vale farm lands. CoIlna
also alleged that Budprr, III the last
'"o years became indebted to him
tor $6ll and H." ae}.rd the court to
grant AIm mh"Mrui aodnN Eild-
sris iOl thaf aupuH'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

On Thursday of this week Mr..
and MS Ross Pctrce from Silsbec
district. lefr for Stanton. Texas, 10
visit Ny. Petrcc's family. If Mr.
Pctrcc finds ms health sufficiently
improved after a rest, he plans to
obtain employment there so that
he and his wife can settle near his
people in Stanton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

The Virgil K. Cortmans proved
,hc truth OF that old adage about
thc i'll wind recently When a big
tree limb fell through the roof of
thc!r house. they not only repaired
the roof bur made several improve
ments both inside and out Of their
home on Eucalyptus canal, one mile
south Of the Highway Date ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

NJ l.. 2 B#.;o.- aAG lis .on
i ao q. Ia.r.."' "cse guc-', 0.
- O,a { F.orr, rom Thursday
3 ~a-r@a. u.-a. W!ale Nj Buc-
= w. 10 ,3..e@ buying cat
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

Richard Mcbride drove to san
Diego Friday to act hi, wltr AM
baby daughter WEo have been III
the coast city since the bahy> birth
i'll August.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

Mr FIca Paine spent It pleasant
tWo da;s "wednesday and Thursday
Of 'ii. UeeE v!aIlIhg friends and
lciahyc. IL SAL DIEGO
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

The Wall &. Branata reached
aomc Sunday evening after week
spent visiting friends and relatives
on the coat Their motor trip was
clmaXcd by Wallys winning the
Jack po, for landing the biggest
fish. It y pound sea basa, during
a deep sea fishing expedition out OF
san Diego Wednesday afternoon
the BrauGts enjoyed d visit from
WallV's mother and father of Mt.
Signal.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

Nj. aid Nj. Ear, Edgar returned
Wednesday from Il week vacation
in the mountains at Julian They
we're gucst. Of MI Norma Edgar.
Mre. John Frohlv motorcd to Fl
Centre la.t Frday With her niece
Miss Myrtle Lodge Miss Lodge has
gone bacE 10 the coast but Mr..
FrohIY j, IA nome With her dau9ht-
q in fhclr family residence On 4l4
SnIlL q. Strcnl. II CcntrO.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

y. a@a NJ 4 RaH Ke1mar an
..'...e - a.:,E q a baby boy
I. A',-...s :. &; t&eH home joel
).r.. - - name .hey chose for
-. Be- = baby I'd ms mother
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