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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
General
out OF The city

TWO well known Ann Arbor wom-
en- Will spend the vacation in Chi
cage Mrs GLADYS Foster left by
automobile Saturday April Il and
Mrs. Alice Hunter left by train the
same day Mrs Hunter took her
niece. Mary Ellen 70 visit the lat
j,gs mother Mrs kimble. Both are
expected back by next sunday.
Following The Easter morning sun
rise services. Mrs. Ruth Carl left
for Detroit ~ visit relatives and
friends Mrs Bertha Starks will
spend n few days during the week
IN Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19

Alma Brown OF Chicago
MS. ho has been on a vacation
~ Wv ss, daughter. returned thls
WIZ 70 The windy cry unael S Snr
49, .'p Of friends VINO res'e''su ne'
tGpsriure c,,,s who has
M'' ,,estionine in Dayton has re-
|i1rred to Flint. ,.so
han y colorado was shipped 10
ga - hnrisl Services were held
he church Of God sunday.
-. annual mass meeting OF the
ln' department OF the VOL
SuD' s,aie convention will con-
t'' n Flint sunday April n at
'a' colssn Leaf Baptist church
!. rurpin will he the prin-,
Ns sossker Miss Matte Pearl
, y, welcome address and Mrs.
w. T Vaughn chairman and head
No BAPTIST Training school OF
state.
q, and MES. Bonnie McNeely
Ms. Flora Thomas spent the
k,.,er Weekend in New York with
ksaiiyes
4 -As Territorial union OF the Flint
a,'.,or circles Will meet Sunday
a.,noon Al Mt Olive Baptist
tss,rh Mrs s. Galloway and
n. BESSIE Hammond will have
[s,rrs AZ the prperam.
pohsrt r. Tlrpin. Jr. has return
y ohern college after spend
Z, mo Esstor vacation with his
L,yr,s mo Rev and Mrs. X. X.
ksrpln Of Clifford street
/ 4 sunday afternoon tea at the
koms n SIR. Blanche Payne f07
& Wellington sunday evening,
f., .; wai 30 sponsored by the
|rtw,ler group under the leader
IN, oi Mrs Mary F.. Lewis from 3
Sos
The Flower club o. MI Olive
k,on,t Is taxing orders for carna-
kors FOR NoiAer- Day. Call Mrs.
Eapsrd waller 9-5359
All NJ Ol.ye rally groups are
|Oosirr forward 10 their automobile
k,rrice sunday evening April q.
Esrh captain rs asked to fiji a pew.
Quinn Chapel
The re, " z Rhonee preached
4, sarrise .crylces al Quinn Chapel
Ia Bernor Chapel AME In the aft
k-roon
The senior cholr's cantata was
E!sseal,d ami the youth OF the
EUch presented . program.
Tie third quarterly meeting Will
E.-lele a. QUINN Chapel AME
E..fCh Sluaas April 70 al which
|tns he Rts David a. Blake, pre-
E.l.rg eiG,f of The South Detroit
|trrict WI preach al the morning
|mutes. The stewards and stew
hi.fssses VIII have charge OF the
|tton services Al pm.
Tie Rev N T. Rhonenee is min
|Htr, Fora Ta.bert. church report
~
Tie annual style show given by
h. Four Leaf Cioser club and Club
Il; Ess 2 complete success. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs Walter Harrison
and Mrs Drew were entertained AZ
Easter breakfast by Mrs Hattie
Jones al her home SIS Elizabeth.
Mr. ana Mrs Orvnle William en-
teriaincd the formers parents Mr..
and Mrs John Williams Of Ypsilan-
ii. Faster Sunday Mr.. and MES
Lenie Mccall will be the week end
guests ~ Mr. and Mrs Judge Potcal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
The Dunbar

May we again emphasize the tur-
key dinner Thursday April Il from
s 10 Z And II YOU are from Mis-
souri, here is the menu Fruit cock
tail. turkey. dressing and cram
berry sauce. glazed sweets. petite
pois head lettuce. rolls ice cream
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
River Rouge
BY Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boone
Evening school Closes


beings so often complain because OF
the non possession OF certain things
hut when hose things are obtain
I'd. they are seldom truly approcia-
r., and used even 20 the minimum
expectations
Perhaps someone with q rsyCho-
logical mental trend might answer
the question IN part by SAYING that
human wants arc never truly sat
ished aud MAT upon the acquisition
~ desire or ain The apprecia-
zion iof the same becomes less and
less Nayhe thar explains why
man on woman often tries hard
10 win tier mate, bur try just as
hard % lose them once they have
been Won However that would
call Tor discussion. not too appro-
PIRATE in this article
Whal we are wondering now IS
why just a few Years ago 20 many
person lonaiy requested The set
Ting an ~ an evening school for our
community and wht tais year the
schoD had 20 be- term.ndfed more
thar month before closing time.
because Of insufficient attendance
10 warrant IS continuance Il IL
.hfcWse thc inieilisenco level OF
ON commnr!fy has Increased 10 a
pofni where sHch q school i not
needed We wish that this were
tuc Is i because the iacilitio.
I aud retS sonnet were nor adequate
10 attract and hold public interest
Listen there might be some excuse
4 i, this were true. but a visit 20 NE
school and q knowledge ~ the
selected staff would have fisspoll-
\ "a ihc affirmation Of This question
since the probable reason may
! rci he fcund in ihc answer 20
tha-s questions ~ MS suggest
( ,tarf Has ine evening school
closed on account o. lack Of ar
tendance iliie u ne general inertia
ana til leiheggy prctaillng among
our ocal ci'1ens2 Have many 81
o0 nlk rffraiuod from attending
TO- school because o. the selfish
hNaNf that iheir presence would
com mt io the maintenance 81
emflAvmen' ior another member OF
tafn efnup NOT mindful OF the
hoo.Gi the, would d'rlve9
From oar knowledge ~ and con
lfattv mans pefsous IN ihe cons
nani ~, are lel 20 believe the
4 pm aQe' ful the closiue o.
iit NwiAnp evening school may
H. expressed IN decIafatiye state.
| mnf- 10 lh. .ast suggested qgeS.
fioi 3 'hl trno ne closing OF
the nnpi i~ reflection upou INC
chararcf ~ our community al
Sarge II ms ISN'T true b mav be q
DO proved hv the response regis
tered ~ o'hrr community projects
I ia fha future
I Tho peca~ sewing club Will
slNe duntg Aprl - az me Heeeh'
wond con'er
Th, Board ~ Directors viii sron-
san an anuiyerstrv dinner az the
Bcechwood Conmuni'v center sat
udav. ,la' 2 TNe ycqgfs' ne sgp-
port s. Tie entire community IN
'M- effort 10 rNs" iAnds ior me
Improvement oi 'hs general Az
lasaraloe o' u4r eeufer licSr's may
De part4asea-'rom an, board mem
! Ncl and Other persons who are sell
lne tickets az 'NirN MS cents
each Sur'oft THIS affair fo Z wiz
be- me { niers major financial
\ effort of ise vedr int solicitation
49,. ,I .......f ...,,t,.+tt,fft nm ?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
WHERE TO GO IN ANN ARBOR

and cake coffee and all the condi-
ments Mr. RUPERT Smith from
New York City. pianist and a yio-
Inst from Detroit viii entertain.
This affair is easily the Dunbar's
biggest OF the year The chair
man. Mrs Victoria Smith advises
ME that over l75 tickets have been
sold already
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19

The aDoye picture OF the officers
and members OF the Old Colored
Soldiers Welfare league was made
20 years ago. Many Of the mem
bers pictured have gone 10 other
lands but their work viii last long
as the bricks and mortar that com
prise the exterior OF the Welfare
League building stick together, and
longer
Early IN 1918. a group Of public
spirited men and women took eX-
ceptions 10 the way our colored
hoys were being herded into the
training camps without even the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Churches
Bethel ANF. n. 4th Ave
Rev. j. W. Wright

sunday school. 80 am morn
ing services, II: ACE league and
pm evening service 73o; eos-
pei choir every second and fourth
sundays
Friday April IS the Rev Mr.
Robson OF Second Baptist Ypsl-
lart. Mich will preach and his
choir Will sing at S pm.
sunday. April 20 at p m. the To-
lcdo quartet will sing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19

disband tlif organization was turn
ed into stock company with pun
poses ~ buy real estate TN, Word
Soldiers Was droppcd fiun iac
name a threc-story brick hald-
ing WAS purchased and sfock WAS
sold % meet the purchase price
The venture was success from iho
start Today the binding houses a
harhe shop aud beauty shop on 'Nf
groani floor. q tea room and Of
flce on use second ana lafSe hsll
on th, thoird II Is free anu clear
in fairy good condition. and IS
coNsorta'yclv valued ~ S2Uuo0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Our sympathy

To Mrs. c W Carpenter who last
Friday returned with Mrs Judge
Poieai from Cleveland where Mrs,
Carpenter had gone to bury her
cousin
To Mrs. Ella Hall OF 2l2 y. Fifth
avenue who is confined 10 the hos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19

Services AT Brown Chapel ANL
W. 70 iargcls Attended sermon was
delivered by Evangelist ! I. Moore
Tho following babies were hap-
'lzod Koheri q ktr ~ son of Mr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19

Trinnluh Baptist

sunday Apr. ~ Ras s4ie
hf jr~nps church Slra $ ao0.
was vel attended ana rce nfW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
by JOHN RACLAND

hiare OF trumpet White boys
were beins banqucied in high order.
bat their colofcd brothers we're Just
picked UP and sent away. The Col
orod Soldiers welfare league was
organized primarily TO meet this
need. Following its formation,
there were hanquets receptions
and farewell parties az which both
white and colored leaders spoke
and gave the hoys their blessings.
But the war did not last long and
n its end The organization was
fully manned. with considerable
money in It's treasury. Rather than
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19

However Gar from enough % rs
have followed sui Why AOt use
yOiu leisure tMe % an adlartase
bs improving me appearance o.
y0.f home and mo ~ ptJacent o.
H. Ia commenting .poa ilis com
munifN riean-ap sarsesi.cn fe-
pl,ssu'atise from INC kite' Rouge
department OF puhhr Nort- ask
ed ltat We Request iaf si.lens 81
cooperate Win t'e CRY sanitary
Workers bs regularly afpos rt
our rubbish and % fofiA waer. 81
might BE- collected ,oNser.sAf 81,
and not be- seatiered a oss he
ioi 0r al.V. thereby 4a4ns SIM
ln,ignrs view 70 an aircaay ru-
pleasing plriuc
West Side Citizens
! ash you 40. only 'nr ar
plelge n helping our local W IN
eating uniform, .nr 'ns 1871 .ea-
soa but aiso fnr jsp- sll az
hoa ec.eanine NinaoR l.uS
paaiug gardcn and So f0riA
W. hate eighteen hdt oD ne
Wes Side Raseba cam Iaeg ave.
honest reliable and capable You
can gt ~ ioAf WIN rss boss.
b. cailire or seelag Jauf i4cs-
so' manaesf Phone Ntsnno4
l-st7s 10y fuv'ho af0rmaNon
Union Baptist
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
 TAkES0vER
 JAP ASSETS
Dept. Agents Block Removal of Secur-
 ifiesfrom Nippon Firms

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Secre- tary Morgenthau announced today that Treasury agents had taken GUS tody of the premises of Japanese banking and business enterprises throughout the United States. | Treasury personnel who included, among others, bank examiners, cus- toms officers and Treasury inves- tigators had special instructions to prevent the access of all persons to the premises of such enterprises and to prevent the destruction or re- moval of their books, records and other property.
 The Secretary arranged the pre- cautionary measure through tele- grams yesterday to the presidents of all Federal Reserve banks whom he requested to obtain the coopera- tion of local police wherever neces- sary to carry out these instructions.
 Block Removal
 Secretary Morgentrau said that the presence of Treasury Depart ment personnel has forestalled num- erous attempts to. remove securities and other valuable documents from the. premises of Japanese enter prises In one instance in San Fran cisco, Japanese nationals were pre- vented from removing from a Jap anese company securities estimated at having value of $40,000 or more.
 The Secretary supplemented his announcement by stating that any person destroying, secreting or alter ing any record, paper or other docu ment relating in any way to any property or transaction in which any blocked national, including a na- tional of Japan or person acting for or on behalf of such a national has any interest is exposing himself to criminal prosecution, to a fine of $10,000, and to imprisonment for ten years Any person aiding in abet- ting, advising or conspiring in the destruction secreting or alteration of any such document is similarly sub 'ject to these criminal penalties.
 Banking accounts of all Japanese nationals in Alaska have been blocked and steps taken to prevent the removal of securities from safe deposit boxes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
 RETURNS
 10 p0RT !
Vessel Left Juneau for Westward Yesterday
 Is Ordered Back

Ordered to abandon its trip to the Westward, the steamer Colum- bia returned to Juneau today and moored at the Government dock. The vessel left Juneau at 6 o'clock yesterday morning and was 90 miles from this port when it re- ceived wireless instructions to re- turn.
 No explanation of the ships re- turn here was made by ships of ficers.
 Passengers were permitted to re- main aboard the vessel today.
 The Alaska Steamship Company office here said it had not been informed how long the Columbia would remain in port or where it would go if it sailed.
 The following passengers, origi- nially ticketed for Whittier and Seward from Seattle are aboard the Columbia:
 Byron Hall, Benedict Kaiser, AL win Timm, Harvey Timm, Wilbur Hmm, MT and Mrs. William Boyce, Mrs. M. Bower, K. c. Cop pess, Mrs. M. s. Dunlop, Woodrow Follis, Lola N. Follis, Woodrow Fol lis, Jr., Claude Grimm, Mrs. Clara Hickok, Arthur Hovland, Julianne Hovland.
 Alfred Harley, Freida Ingram, Mrs. E. Keller, Charles Lawson, Alvin Mcclellan, Ned Nelson, Thomas Manderson, Flossie O'Neal, c. E. Stott, Mrs. c. R. Smith, Alan Smith, Paul o. Tavis, Stella Un- ! win, Mrs. L. J. Wood, Mrs. s. Windler. Louis E. Wick, Mrs. Paul. inc Williams, Jack Cox, George Q Crissel, Harold Cox, James Mar chetti.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
31 DEPART
 FOR SOUTH
 ON MCKINLEY
Steamer Brings B Pas sengers Here Spends
 Niqhtin Local BIaekout

After remaining blacked-out in port overnight, the steamer Mount Mckinley sailed south this morning with 31 passengers. The vessel brought 23 persons here from Ko- diak and Seward.
 Disembarking were Mrs. D. Story MT. and Mrs. D. E. Weeks, Bob Weeks, Carl Anderson, R. V. John- son, P. E. Bertholl, M. M. Daniloff S. R. Duke, Joe Green, c. B. Peter sen, MT. and Mrs. G. H. Mead, J. G. Melquist, c. F. Wyller, MT. and Mrs. Max Sherrod, J. J. Coogan, L. D. Filler, R. E. Fowler, J. Peacock, C.. w. Presnall, B. Wood.
 Leaving were T. Odeogard, Ger man Abilo, Buel Smelcer, Thomas F. Buxton, F L. Fiske, Leonard Fay Tor, Sharon Day, Beverly Powers, Mrs. B. Howard, Evelyn Baker, H c. Zimmerman Mrs. Howard Day, Mrs. Ralph Lomen, T. c. Whiteside, Ray Verrall, H. J. Wilson, MT. and Mrs. H. L. Mcdonald, William Ram sey.
 Martin Lynch, L. J, Putnam, Earl D. McGinty, Dwight M. Thomas, Sam Baker, P. J. Sweeney, Leonard F. Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Jackson c. R. Watkins. Mrs. E. M. Powers, Mrs. Dollie Dick.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
DO NOT USE TELEPHONES
 IN EMERGENCY

Positive instructions today by the management of the Juneau and Douglas Telephone Com pany. were for patrons or others net to use telephones when blackout is in progress.
 The company operates on storage batteries during a blaokcut and it is impossible to maintain any sort of a service when general use takes, place.
 Use telephone only in case of absolute necessity, serious illness, sudden sickness or fire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
C0RD0vA GOES ON WAR EMERGENCY
 BASIS; ON GUARD

CORDOVA. Alaska, Dec. 9.-This city is on war emergency basis.
 More than 100 armed deputized men are taking shifts in every "A hours as guards of oil tanks, water works, power plants, docks and the railroad.
 An appeal has been made to Gov. Gruening for troops but meanwhile citizens are guards. The Signal Corps, U. s. Army is on the alert now for "A hours daily.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
Senior Guild Will
 Sew at Friday Meet

Members of the Senior Trinity Guild will meet as usual next Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parlors of the Holy Trinity Cathe- dral it was announced today. Mrs. E. M. Policy will be hostess for the occasion.
 The meeting will be devoted to sewing on repair work in prepara- tion for the Christmas activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
REBEKAHS CANCEL MEETS .t4
 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Meetings of the Rebekahs have been cancelled until further notice, it was announced today. The or ganization planned to hold busi- ness session tomorrow, but be- cause of possible blackouts, the meeting has been cancelled. An nouncement of the next meeting will be made later, according to Edith Tucker, secretary of the group.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
HERE'S WINDOW COATING

With Juneau householderS and merchants searching for easy meth ods of blacking their windows, the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company today suggested the fol- lowing mixture, which gives a dense, washable coating to glass:
 One large package of lamp black ing, one package of vello and one half package of wall size.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
BLA(K0UT HYSTERIA
 A DANCER
False Rumors May Be Worst Enemy of Defense
 Prepar dfions Here

Ten minutes after the emergen- cy blackout signal sounded here at 10:40 o'clock last night, rumors were dime a dozen all over Ju- .neau as to the reason for the sud- den shutting off of the Gastineau Channel area lights.
 And at dime a dozen, most of these rumors were overpriced, it was proved by news reports today. Surmises voiced as actual facts re- ported Japanese planes just west of Douglas Island were headed here, Japanese gunboats sighted near Admiralty Island, Seattle being bombed, San Francisco captured by parachute troops and many more wild stories which had no founda- ton in fact.
 Defense leaders in the city and federal and territorial officials were today unanimous in pointing out the danger of telling or needing these unfounded reports. Above all, if real danger exists, our best defense will be a calm attitude, swift action to perform our de- fensc duties and the avoidance of all hysteria, they declared.
 Worse Than Bombs
 Admitting that it is impossible not to be alarmed at the prospects of a bombing of our city, the de- fense chiefs declared that much more injury may be caused by 8 hysterical, stampeding group Of citizens than would occur if resi- dents keep their heads, remain where they are or speedily and quietly go to safer shelter. Above all they pointed out, false rumors may prove more dangerous cne- my than Japanese planes If they are allowed to have free rein
 Along this line, Gov. Ernes t Gruening this morning issued the following statement:
 '"The most useful service that every man, woman and child in our Alaska community can render is 10 keep calm.
 There is no occasion for alarm. A major tactic of the enemy is the war of nerves" It is deliberate part of enemy strategy to try to instill fear, to create alarm, to stimulate hysteria.
 There is not the slighest occa- sion for either. To succumb to any of these is to play the enemy's game.
 False Reports
 Pay no attention to any rumor. Do not spread any report unless it is a piece of official, authenti- cated news. Nine out of ten re- ports given currency at such times as these are without foundation. Others are likely to be an exaggera- tion. Still others if true are of no particular significance.
 Our Nation is united as never before in history, Ours is but one common determination: Victory by K. o. We are strong enough to crush our enemy or any combina- tion of enemies.
 Tn doing this job everyone has, or will have, part to play. It is. essential that our duties be per- formed promptly. efficiently, devo- tedly, cheerfully. In order to per- form these duties. ana to keep alert, it is more than ever essential to keep calm and self controlled.
 Praises Defense Set-Up
 As far as Juneau and our other Alaska communities are, concerned the civilian defense organization is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
Aux BAY To HOLD SOCIAL

The Aux Bay Improvement Club will hold basket social followed by a bingo game in the PAA building at Aux Bay on Wednesday evening, December 10, at 7:30 o'clock.
 All residents of the community are cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
HOME NURSING CLASS
 CANCELLED TONIGHT

The Home Nursing class, sponsor ed by the American Women's Vol untary Services, which was sched- uled to meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Juneau Health Center, has been postponed until further notice according to an announcement made today Arrangements are being made at the Health Center for blackout precautions so that classes may be held in the near future.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
TIDES

(Sun time, December 10)
 Low tide-5:14 am, 14.3 feet. High tide-11:17 a.m., 5.2 feet, Low tide-4:57 pm, 136 feet. Low tide-l1::37 pm, 20 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
MARINE NEWS
. . . SHIP NEWS

Because of regulations an- q nounced by the Army, move [ ments of steamers, sailing ( dates from Seattle or arrivals { will not be made public, on C account of the war, until fur c ther notice. q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
RdinboWs to Have
 Christmas Party

A Christmas party complete with a tree and all the trimmings, will be the feature of the evening at the next meeting of the Order Of Rainbow Girls, it was decided at the regular gathering held Satur- day afternoon.
 Initiation of new members will also take place at that time.
 Plans for the party were com pleted at Saturdays meeting, and only Rainbow Girls will take part. Helen Miller is chairman of the committee in charge of arrange ments for the affair.
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EASTERN STAR MEETING
 CANCELLED FOR TONIGHT

The usual Tuesday night meeting of the Order of Eastern Star has been cancelled by Mrs. Helen Web ster, Worthy Matron, for tonight. Future meetings will be held as scheduled. otr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

RAYBAN goggles cut haze and eliminate glare from sun, snow water. Dr. Carlson. Blomgren Building. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aSka newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
SHOW REMAINS OPEN

Capitol Theatre motion picture programs. will be shown as sched- uled, despite possibility of further blackouts, Charles Beale, Manager, said today.
 All windows and doors have been curtained to prevent any light from being visible outside the theatre, he added.
 in good hands and capably man. aged
 "On Sunday, December ', the very same day that news of war came, a Juneau blackout was organized.
 "It was carried out perfectly; without a hitch; without a slip. Before the night was many hours older we found that this practice blackout was to become a real blackout. The experience secured a few hours earlier stood Us in admirable stead.
 Now everybody should go about his business and be ready to respond instantly to any call to service.
 There is nothing to worry about. First and foremost keep calm
 ATTENTION REBEKAHS
 There will be no Rebekah meet ings until further notice.
 
 EDITH TUCKER, adv Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

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