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La gaceta., 1941-02-08

las por tres bandas, conquist6
ayt.r otra victoria, superando a.
Art Thurnblad con anotaci6n de
80 por 3s,
Hopper no ha sido derrotado
toda ia y creese que ganara su
-egundo campeorato sin psrder
ma sOla partida.
La gaceta., 1941-02-08
EN- Ell CANEDRoMo De SUI
PHUR SPRINGS

Ganaron las carreras de ano-
che, en- Sulphur Springs, los va
.liosos ejemplares Jolly Joker
Turf Terror, Glory. Handsome
Chief, Red Turf, Bessie DowR'
Stars Pride, Iberia, Smoky Boo,
Traffic Warrior y Mike Camp :
bell.
La gaceta., 1941-02-08

Las cubanitas, ll;gadas hoy de
IA Habana, jugaran manana con
las iborcitenas Y tampehas, a las
aos de la tarde, en- el parque Gus
caden.
Affrado h preparado una no.
vena de fuertes muchachas y los
peritos Green que las visitantes
seran derrotadas.
La gaceta., 1941-02-08

gunto 81 70 me he merscido tan
ia ventura. y tepgo miedo de
perderte!
Ella le ca.maba con un largo Y
hondo beso en- la boca con su bo-
ca de coral.
Pero 10 que no pOdia adivinar
la infame e insensata Eulalia, e.
ra que ell apache, volviendo lige-
ramente la cabeza, completa5a
su p~enSamiento de este modo:
ST, tengo miedo, tango mie-
do de perderte.. de que me Dir
les las joyas y los millones que
tienes, aHtes de que NO me las
arregla para que vengan a mi
bosillo.. y largarme luego a CO.
Terlo en- grande, cui6n sable 81
con la misma Odette, que ahora
l.orara mi abandono y mi trail
ci6n, como otra Ariana!
o
La gaceta., 1941-02-08
2 A LOS A LA
SRA. REX R

En- ell torneo femenino de Col
TO, en- Palma Celia, la Sra. Rex
Farrior, esposa del fiscal del Es
La gaceta., 1941-02-08

Eel "antesalista" Harry Lava
getto firm6 aver ST contrato,
con Dodgers, para 194l. Ira a IA
Habana con el team. No han fir
mado aun Dolph Camillis, Pete
Coscarart Y Harold Reese.
La gaceta., 1941-02-08
Kidneys Must
Clean ulAdds

Excess acids, pois0ns n wastes in your
blood are removed chiefly By your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back
ache Swolien Ankles, Nervousness, Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling worn out often are caused By
non-organie and non.systemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases, the
very FIRST doss Of Cystex gees, right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
end wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Kidney action, IN Just a day or SO, may cas-:
better than IN years. A printed guarantees
wrapped around each package OF Cystcx IN.
aures an immediate refund Of the fun coss
everything 70 gain and nothing 10 lose under
this positive money back guarantee 20 get
Oyster from our druggist today tor only gea
La gaceta., 1941-02-08
Con eI bate. la Mascota y los EspeiuelOs
(Por Tira . Cuarta)

Hanning, pitcher; jardineros Pc
ter Kraus Y Jack Bradsher, y AL
White, de youngstown, Ohio.
La gaceta., 1941-02-08

En- Burdeos, como habia pre-
viSto el listo apache, apenas Sc
detuvo la pareja sine para CO
mer Y deScansar durante unas
horas, de tren a tren.
Aquella misma tarde, siguie-
ron Ell viaje, a 10 largo del Giron-
da, para dirigirse a Biarritz.
An, Biarritzl. L..
CASTOR creia estar en- su pro-
pia salsa, en- cuanto sc vic en- la
incompatible playa francesa.
Habia eomenzado Ia SdiSOR de
Otono en- Biarritz y la limpisima
La gaceta., 1941-02-08
ROBERTO ( DIAZ CONTRA
FILIPPI

Ell lunes, en- Clearwater, Ro =
berto Dfaz, con un peso de 1873
libras, Sc batira con Pete Flip
pi, de lao. Filippi no ha sido ven
edo desde que comenz6 su carre
ra como gladiator professional.
En- el mismo programa Knute
Baker, de Terre Haute, Sc bati-
"a con K. O. Smith, de Atlanta.
La gaceta., 1941-02-08

Cuatro novatos firmaron con
los Browns de San Luis, 10y
La gaceta., 1941-02-08
Rheumatic Happy;
ReIieVeSPainQmC

ThousaDds who suffcf6d hcu1sthe furtrrinR
pains of rheumatsm. ~sciatica, lImbaRo ne1-
faigia and neuntiS-are certainly happp over
their discovery o. NURITO. Now they have
found a q~uiekacting formula which speedily
pains. GURITOB tustyorthyand dependable
contains noopLafsa. Ifyou want tofeel again
the joy Of reliaf nom pain-eoyou can work IN
peace and sleep an couifort-be wise and try
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. Ifkhp
very first three doses do not relieve that eru9
pain to your satisfactiou-youn money viii ID
refunded, Don't sufer. Ask yorr druggist aodav
ta NURITO on this guarantees. lT,N,C1
La gaceta., 1941-02-08
TONIC EGUND
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

do los leones y los tigres de las
selvas.
La gaceta., 1941-02-08
LA GACETA

n peri6dlco en- ldiOmA ESPaAO'
% mas circulaei0m On Temps
vfctoEiano Manteiga, Editor
sascripci6n semsral: 20 c
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeEsfono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1941-02-08

i Quieres que salgamos esta
nodhe?-pregunt6 Eulaia lue-
La gaceta., 1941-02-08

HOPPER CONQUISTO OTRA
VICTORIA
Chicago, Feb. s.-Wi.lie Hop
per, ell campe6n de las carambo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
spirit in which they are offered,
we are,
Very truly yours,
r.. {. CARTER.

Two Rivers, Wis. Feb. Is, 1941.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst,
McCloud, California.
NV Dear Mr.. Hearst:
FIND great pleasure in reading
i your column In the News, they
are literary jewels. However, must
come In to defend our women vot-
ers whom you chose TO chastise in
your column of February twelfth.
Who are we men? Or are we
worms to hide behind our wives
skirts Did not the Lord mold
Adam first. and then made him a
helpmate? Did not God decree
man to be the head of the house ?
Has not the woman. by God-given
instinct, always loved and re-
spected the real herman? And
has she not the God given right TO
expect leadership of him?
No, Mr.. Hearst. women did not
fall down on their job. One needs
but to read the daily press, our
free press, free to obey their po-
litical and financial bOsses-there
Is the answer.
Have You ever carried on a
campaign for national primary
day, when all the presidential can
didates would appear on one bal
lot TO receive the nomination from
the people? Is that not the only
way to thwart the devilish
schemes of the financial political
mobsters? Will you deny the fact
that those of us who have. advo-
Gated this democratic system
have been denied the use of the
press? Have not the ladies per-
chance been denied the press in
their attempt for political reform =:
I wonder.
You pay tribute to Miss Rankin.
the congreSswoman, in her fight
against foreign meddling. Yet how
the press ridiculed and condemned
her in the last war when woman
like she wept when her male col
leagues made that frightful mis-
take. committed that shameful be-
traysl. Would that not discourage
any woman from seeking public
office? Or Is II crime for
mamma to vote as papa does? DO
they not eat of the same dish !?
Suffer the same heartachess Kneel
at the same altar and pray for the
same blessings? The farmwife, the
housewife, yes, the good wife will
always vote as hubby does. The
snob, the. idle rich and the self APP
pointed reformer in whose hands
for the most part reposes woman''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Axis Uses S. Millions for South American Penetration
'NaZiS Build West Wall
Along Channel Coast
BY PIERRE j. HUSS
Init News Service stan Correspondent

BERLIN, March IA second
"Siegfried Line" 10 serve as
springboard for Hitler's expected
invasion of England and bulwark
against any British landing at
tempts on the continent has been
rushed to completion on the chan
mel coast as part of the vast Nazi
preparation for final victory in
1941" it was revealed today.
There no longer is any secret
about it. nor about the extent to
which skilled Nazi labor has sue
ceeded in cleaning up and putting
back into commission the war;
battered channel ports and har-
bors. It's all part of the essential
preparation, the whole scope of
which naturally will not become
known until after the war.
For months now thousands upon
thousands of NaZi workmen, it is
permissible to say, have been
laboring away at the job of for
tifying against any Corners on the
channel coast and are transform
ing it into the finest military
operating platform in the world.
The majority of these workers
are veterans from the 400 900 who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Oil Curbs Ndzis,
0PM Aide Says

The reason Germany has not
gone about in an air raid to level
England with bombs, is her ire
mendous problem of bringing up
supplies, especially gasoline and
oil. to within striking distance, in
the opinion Of Robert E. Wilson,
president of Pan-American Pc
troleum and Transport Company.
Wilson, who is also consultant
to the petroleum board of the
Office of Production Management,
spoke last night at a meeting OF
the Engineering Society of De-
troit.
ct would take 100000 gal
Ions of gasoline TO keep the
German air force of 1900
planes In the air for three
hours" he said. "And this says
nothing for the lubricating oil
and $4,000 tons of bombs needed
to fill the planes.
Thus, Germany's problem Of
supply Is obviously great
one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
1880 Larkin St.,
San Francisco, Calf.
February 10, 194I.

Mr.. w. r. Hearst,
McCloud, Calf.
Dear Sir:
I GREATLY appreciate your col
i umn "In the News" and think
the historical data very enlighten-
ing and appropriate at this time.
In lighter vein I much prefer
the fables of the pet camel" and
the "1oquacious hungry wolf and
respectfully ask IL 1t would be pos
sible to give us q fable occasion
ally? If you should decide on SO
doing will you try to find the fable
concerning the versatile fox who
once did q great deal of travelling
and consequently found 1t difficult
to remain at home?
Eve like 'em" Q refer to the
fabIes.)
Well here Is hoping you will not
think too seriously Of leaving us in
the near future and hiding behind
that fleecy snow white cloud you
spoke of because you will not be
able TO help the citizenry from
there.
Respectfully yours.
l.. z. WALSH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
London Admits
Destroyer Sunk
International New. servsc. Cable

s'T'"e's''s"s s-NV- '-i'''' N""fO
LONDON. March 1.-The sleek
and modern 900-ton escort de-
stroyer Exmoor was sunk in the
North Sea, Tuesday, by swarm
of German E-boats, but only after
an attack on British convoy had
been beaten off, the admiralty an
nounced today.
The Exmoor carried a crew of
about 125, all of whom apparently
persisted with he. It was the first
time the admiralty has admitted
any success by German E-boats
against British naval vessels.
BERLIN. March 1-GNS)-
The Germany navy and air force
sank 100000 tons of enemy ship
ping during February. the high
command announced today
The announcement stated ST
additional en- envy ships were
heavily damaged during the same
period, and that some of those
damaged ships may be regarded
as lost.
VICHY, March 1.-UNS)-The
BOSTON French cargo ship.
Charles Schiaffino, was bombed
and sunk by German planes off
the coast of Algeria. the Vichy
government announced today. stat
ing the vessel was attacked by
error. There was no loss of life.
said an official communique.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

built the first Siegfried Line -
popularity known in-th Reich as
the westwall-in record time and
Herewith considerably reduced
the chances of any successful
Allied invasion of Germany.
Contrary to outside claims. the
French never advanced far enough
fro mthe Maginot to come within
firing distance of the westwall
proper. so that il never got its
baptismal fire.
The same -Nazi construction
car who built Hitler's double
track auto roads and the westwall,
Fritz Todt. also directed terrifying
and other preparations on the
channel coast.
Using three shifts and mass
numbers of men and material, he
modified every available piece of
machinery and method tried and
tested on the westwall construc-
ton. That he has repeated its
success and prepared the way for
Hitler's military machine is be-
coming amply evident. say German
quarters, Herewith providing fur
Their ground to assure that tremen-
dous developments are in the
Offing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

SOFIA. March 1.-QNS)-Vir.
tually every British resident II
Bulgaria. except members of the
legation staff. left the country to-
day as Premier Bogdan FiloR
signed the Axis alliance in a cere-
mony al Vienna.
Mobilization of Bulgarian mill.
tary classes continued, but Of
ficialS emphasized this measure
was a form of defense action"
Announcement that Bulgaria
had entered the Berlin-Rome-
Tckio military alliance was re-
ceived canly in Sofia.
A government spokesman de-
clared that Bulgaria's signing OF
the treaty will not change her
friendly relations with any Of her
neighbors
Authoritative Bulgarian circles
said they anticipated that Yugo-
Slavia also would sign the pact at
an early date
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
MAY JOIN DE GAULLE

SHANGHAI. March 1-GNS)
Sensational reports that French
Indo-China authorities are refuS-
ing to accept japanese demands
for settlement of the dispute be-
tween Indo-China and Thailand
and that Indo-China may break
with the Vichy government circu-
lated in French circles in Shang-
hal today.
Some of these quarters even ex-
pressed belief Indo-China might
forsake the Vichy government,
which they described as having
capitulated to the Japanese de-
mands. and join forces with the
free French" leader, Gen. Charles
de Gaulle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Parking Meter Choice
Put Up TO City Buyer

Common Council today asked
Edward H. Kennedy Jr.. city COM
missioner of purchases nd=sup-
plies, for his choice of four bids
on 300 parking meters for trial
by the city.
The bids range from $35.69 by
the public lighting commission to
$50 each by the highest of three
private concerns. The PIC. how
ever, could no. guarantee the city
against patent infringement suits
if these are purchased. it was
explained by Louis J. Schrenk.
chairman of the commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

san SuiltOU, Adiii.
HZHAT strange TiciSSi-
w tudeS all true men
kpoW,
Who to mans folly uiH the
truth to sh0lr.
Acclaimed by some, by 9th
erS UilHfied,
"HoSannoh! Death! L ct
him be cr4cifiedL9
To foolish praise, and yet
more foolish. blame
Your smiling uaconcern
7rus still theSoUc.
And nO1C the haze Of doubts
begins TO fade,
We kHow you face injustice
uadfrdid,
Bore Nth stupidity, and
could discern
Those Of good 1CjU, Nth
honest 1ciSh to learn.
Lies and foul ISLANDERS for a
Chle mag stay,
Then are forgotten as gears
fly array.
A noble true patriot, toll
ing to the end:
To all arho seek for truth q
faithful friend.
GASPAR Bella DARUVARY
The Magyar-American poet
Box 81. Idyllwild, Calf.
February 12, 1871.
Most cordially yours,
GASPAR Bella DARUVARY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
City 10 Check Plant
AT UAW's Request

Upon orders Of Mayor Jeffries,
the Health Department today was
investigating charges of the Go
JAW that non-striking employees
of the Shatterproof Glass Com
pany, 4s15 Cabot avenue, were liv-
ing and working in the plant. The
union claims sanitary laws are be-
ing violated. A strike was called
two weeks ago at the plant, which
employees 100 persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
ULTIMATUM DENIED

LONDON, March 1-GNS1-
A suggestion by the Italian
tStefaniJ news agency that George
Rendel. British minister to Sofia.
presented an ultimatum to the
Bulgarian government. Is devoid
of any foundation in fact. authori-
tative British, quarters declared
today
They also denied that Rendel
had Informed Bulgarian officials
that Britain would consider her
self at war with Bulgaria unless
the Bulgarian government &C
cepted certain proposals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Raj Rains Fire
On Ndzi Port,
BombsCOdst
International New. s.rvie. Cable

LONDON, March british
bombers carried out fire-kindling
attacks on the German port OF
Wilhelmshaven during the night
and hammered the French coast
invasion port" of Boulogne, the
air ministry announced today.
Still more planes attacked En-
den and several airdromes in
northwestern Germany and Hol-
land. South of the great German
submarine base at Lorient. on the
coast of Brittany. the Raj at
tackled Quiberon. Several direct
hits were scored.
NINE RIVERS
Berlin authorities said that
strong Raj bomber units dur
ing the night attempted TO drop
mines in river mouths along the
German coast and also dropped
a few bombs on coastal areas.
They declared that no damage
was reported.)
Terrific anti-aircraft fire drove
off a number of enemy raiders
that roared up the Thames Estu-
airy today toward London. An air
ministry announcement said Ger
man night attacks on Britain
were slight" and ended before
midnight
German big Berthas" on the
French coast fired across the
Straits of Dover this morning but
caused no damage or. casualties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
WAR

w A ~
TEAR the drums deep
III rhythmic beat,
See them marching doiCn
the street!
Loud and clear the trupl-
pets bLdre
Pierces sharply through the
air.
Marching, marching, there
they go
off to fight Their country's
foe.
With firm step these boys
90 By.
Clean and fine, their cour-
age high.
Throngs of people side by
side
Every heart is filled Nth
pride?
Frantic 1CdUtng, rouSlng
cheers,
No time notO for grief and
tears.
Some time later = Cho
knOps Uhen
We may see these boys
again,
Win they march so straight
and slim, n ~
Head erect Nth perfect
limb?
When the final gun is heard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
SEEK FREEZING ORDER

To prevent the continued flow
of money into this fund, treasury
department officials still are seek
ing general freeze" order
against all foreign-owned Ameri-
can wealth. Under such an order
il is said, all transfers of foreign
wealth would be subject to treas
ury scrutiny, and licenses could be
denied if the transfers were being
used in a manner 'inimical to
Americas best interests"
That the Axis fund was created
in accordance with a predeter-
mined plan is shown by treasury
statistics on international move
ments of capital just prior to and
following Italys entrance into the
European war, it was said.
Last Summer, treasury Statis-
tics show, the AXIS pow
suddenly embarked upon a then
unexplainable course of moving
wealth into the United States in
large quantities. Since last Au-
gust, however, the movement has
been the other way.
Since August the three Axis
nations have withdrawn almost
S100,000,000 of til cir available
American wealth. Less than
quarter of this amount can be
accounted for by settlement of
normal commercial transactions, 1t
is asserted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Walter O't4ara Killed

TAUNTON. March 1.-INS)-
Walter T. OHara, former horse
race track owner, was killed in
a head-on automobile crash on the
Taunton-Providence, r. /. high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

February !, 1871.
Dear Congressman:
NyE HAVE read much OF late
w of the actions In Washington
in regard to American participa-
ton in the present European war.
As an ex-service man who did
his bit during the last war. with
two years front line service In
France, I want to tell you. that as
one OF your constituents l am
strongly In favor of keeping out
OF this mess at any cost. Inter
views with several Of our neigh
bors who you also represent, indi-
Gates they feel strongly the same
way.
When I was in France during
the last war, i was brigaded with
the British much of the time.
Based on my own personal eXpe-
rience with these people, cant
see why we have to he butting
into any European conflict for any
reason at all.
In considering legislation having
to do with help to Great Britain,
I trust that you will not overlook
the British attitude towards our
country about 1910 and how they
burned down our White House in
1912.
hope you will remember too
that IL was the same country
which was first TO recognize the
! South in 1865 A. separate eoun-
try. independent from the United
States indicating their desire TO
tear our country apart at any cost.
As an American citizen of Brit
ish descent, an eN-soldier and a
taxpayer residing at 100 No,
Luna Ave, i plead with YOU TO
keep this country running, 10 that
you my elected representative will
continue 10 make the decisions In
the legislative branch. and not
pass these duties over Ia any one
else who think they should take
over your job.
Frankly, ] will sink or swim
on your decisions, and ] am hop
ing you will have the courage not
TO delegate the legislative job we
delegated TO yon TO somebody else.
Hoping YOU will take these
thoughts in the same friendly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Winanf to Leave Lisbon

LISBON, March 1.-(INS)-The
new American ambassador to
Britain, John G.. Winant. viii leave
by plane for London today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
UNTRACEABLE BILLS

In most instances. the withdraw
ing nation requested the money IN
old. small denomination American
bills 10 prevent tracing by serial
numbers. In the case Of Italy,
more than two-thirdS of her with
drawalS. approXin1ating S35 900 600
thus far, have been made in this
manner.
Treasury agents and federal
bureau of investigation operatives
are conducting the most difficult
kind of detective work. In at
tempting 10 trace the Withdrawals,
it was reported Much of the
fund that has flowed out of the
country, in diplomatic pouches,
indirect transfers and the physi-
cal shipment of Axis-owned Amer
lean securities, has gone to
Brazil. Bolivia, and 10 a lesser
extent Peru and other South
American countries, officials de-
clared.
One instance Of joint use of the
fund was cited Italy deposited
large amount of dollars in a Bra
lillian bank the day before Ger
man payment fell due. The Ger
mans used the Italian deposit TO
meet their payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Var Lords
BY Toxic
CONTINUED from Page One)

who will become a member of the
Supreme War Council.
Pending further developments,
the french Indo-Chinese situation
remained clouded in some mystery.
There were unofficial reports that
Indo-China had decided to accept
japanese proposals for settlement
of the dispute with Thailand.
Newspaper messages said the
Vichy government had aecpeted
the basic terms of the Japanese
compromise formula and this
caused the stock market TO react
favorably with gains from one to
six yen.
Foreign office authorities held
an emergency conference I n i 5
morning and later were loi n d
by Foreign Minister Yosuke
MatSuOka.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
DELEGATES CONFER

Other conversations were held
between Japanese and Frenc h
delegates to the Toxic peace con-
ference.
Late reports from Shanghai
indicated Japan and France both
were deploying large land. air
and sea forces in readiness for
any eventuality following expira-
ton last midnight of the Japa-
nese affirmative demand that
Indo-China cede territory TO
Thailand.
(Another dispatch from Vichy
indicated the Petain government,
10 avoid immediate war with
Japan and Thailand, had adopted
a more conciliatory attitude
toward japanese proposals for
settlement of the Indo- China
Thailand dispute. According TO
this report it was believed
France had advanced some sort
of modified compromise plan for
settlement of the conflict
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
1900 On Strike
AT Harvester

CHICAGO. March With a
fourth plant tied up in the most
recent walkOut. nearly 1900 en-
ployes of the International Har-
vester Company were officially
listed as ION strike" today by the
CLOS Farm Equipment Workers
Committee.
Company officials. however, in
Dictated they may attempt TO
continue operations at the huge
Mccormick plant, employing 6.lOO
in Chicago. They claimed ALL
are-Feaay -to-retHfn TO
work.
MIL w AU X + +. March l.
Allis- Chalmers Manu-
featuring Company strike. now in
It's sixth week. with 1000 produc-
ton workers IDLE and $4,000. 600
in defense orders delayed. an
peared no nearer settlement TODAY.
A statement from plant Presi-
dent Max w. Babb urging en-
ployes to start a back to work.
was taken in soma
quarters to indicate he does NOT
expect an immediate settlement
despite new Cancellation movps in
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