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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
WILL PARTICIPATE

Portland, Ore. June 26-INS
Les Steers, University of Oregon
amazing high jumper who clear,
the bar at s feet II inches to esta
lish a new record this year. viii
participate in the National A.A.U
Track and Field championships thii
week end at Philadelphia after all
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
WAIVE EXAMINATION

Marquette, June 26-AP-Lawr-
ence Gerou and James Haisley were
bound TO circuit court when they
waived examination Wednesday at
arraignment in municipal court on
charges OF breaking prison. They
escaped from the Marquette Prison
honor farm last Sunday but were re-
captured the next morning
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Sports Calendar

TODAY
Softball
Trojan Laundry VS. Ann Arbor
Merchants. Sportsman Park, Ann
Arber, 1880 p. m.
City League Baseball
Cunningham's VS.. Merchants.
FRIDAY
Central Speciality VS.. Merchants
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26

Michigan NormalS siI-msn squad
which will compete in the National
A. A. L, track and field champion.
ships this week end left today for
Philadelphia. Members OF the party
were Tommy Quinn. Whitley Had.
Joe MatyunaS. Tony Rasmovich.
Duane Temper. and Joe BrEezinSki
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Overtime Game Opens Second Half of League Season

'Games behind leader.
WednesdAy's Results
Cincinnati SIS. Philadelphia 81
Brooklyn S Pittsburgh I.
New York 4, Chicago /.
ST. Louis s, Boston =
Today'S Games
Boston at brooklyn. night
Only game scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
How They Stand

Games behind leader
Wednesdays Results
Philadelphia S, Detroit I.
New York : ST Louis s.
Boston I. Cleveland
Chicago 2. Washington q.
Todsy's Games
Detroit at Philadelphia
Chicago al Washington
ST. Louis az New York
Cleveland al Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-26
Wednesday's Rssults

Wednesday'S Results
Trojan Laundry 3 Merchants A..
Motor State 10, Central Special.
ty 9.
Willow Run 9. American Radia.
tor 0 (forefeiD.
Mondays Games
Motor State VS.. American Radia.
tor at Prospect
Central Specially VS.. Merchants
at Island Park.
Willow Run VS.. United Stove at
Recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Strike Summary

SIX plants Of the Bonn Aunt
mum and Brass Corporation.
with vital defense orders for
alrplane parts. remained closed.
The UAW-CIO and the manage
ment are dcadloCked on de-
mands for wage increases.
Negotiations between the
Ford Motor Company and the
UAW-CIO continued. with pre-
dictionS an agreement would
be reached toy tomorroW.
State labor mediatorS were
attempting 10 avert threatened
strikes i6 the Budd Wheel Com
pany and the Motor Products
Company Each company en-
ployS 1000 persons and is en-
gagged m defense work The
JAW is seeking pay boosts.
JAW Local 80 was 10 meet
10 ratify a new agreement with
Gar Wood Industries. Inc. pro-
Vidlng for wage increases.
A jurisdiction dispute between
the JAW AL and the JAW
Go has closed the plant of the
Douglas & LomaSon Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

German troops were reported
m ever-lncreaSing mum
hers ~ Bulgaria for a drive upon
Syria
German land forces arc aiding
The French IN Syria. 4 correspond
ent in Jerusalem said i'm q dispatch
10 the Exchange Telegraph tBrlr
ISM new agency.
Describing an attack near Leon
ties on the LItanl River. the cor
respondent wrote
Following barrage, the
Australians attacked Franco
German land forces. The battle
Immediately fared up into ter
rife firing.
The enemy allowed the Aus
iralians To advance within easy
gun range before opening up
with heli-fre. and the entire
attack fzLied out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
international New, Photo

which supplies meetal stamp
lngS 10 the Briggs Manufacture
ing Company. Unless the dispute
IS settled tomorrow it may be
necessary TO lay off 10000
Briggs workers,
Spokesman of the Automotive
Tool and Die Manufacturing
Association were meeting with
JAW officials in an attempt 10
avert a strike in 81 tool and die
shops.
An NLRB election will be
held June 20 at the Detroit
Steel Products Company TO
choose a bargaining agent. The
company which holds defense
contracts has been Strikebound
for 30 days.
Three thousand city workers.
mostly employed in the DSR
and the DPW. planned for a
strike unless wage increases are
granted. Their unions have set
a dcadlinc for Monday.
The NLRB has agreed TO con-
duct an election TO choose a bar
gaining agent among Western
Union employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
By JAG VINCENT
Init New. service stan Correspondent

Int ! News service NAN aoreep"hof"
x $; II <, q r y y, june II
Ten OF Inc nations aluminium
plants Today remain idle due to
Go strikes As defense officials
warned that the disputes threaten
shutdown Ga 30 per cent of all the
aIrplane, tank and gun production
in the country.
II appear that President
RooseVelts renewed declaration
that ne VIII order the army 10
--e4za rika-hagad- defense plant
.if necessary. had forced settlement
.ol The disputes, but last minute
Developments brought continuance
of the strikes
Failure Of Go union officials 10
lay terms before workers for set
fling the dispute that closed five
Cleveland plants of the Aluminium
Corporation Of America blocked
the governments plans 10 resume
production of the vital metal
there.
The National Defense Mediation
Board announced settlement OF the
Cleveland strike last night and
Alex Balini. regional director for
the Cos National Association OF
Die Casting Workers. flew back
20 The strike scene with the terms
10 a mass meeting of the $500
strikers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Dan Beard, 81,
Dies at Home
International >e~, >er,ie, wire

SUFFERN. y. y. June IL
Daniel Carter Beard, beloved by.
thousands who grew TO manhood
under mis- tutelage as leader of the
Boy Scouts of America, died al his
home today He was 81.
Until the last days of his life the
gray-bearded leader of the Scouts
had tslis23 m active interest IN the
organization ne helped create.
Beard had been III but short
time, and his death was aScrlbed
TO complications incident to adj
vancing age. lie follows m death
by only a short time his idol, and
the idol of thousands OF American
boys. Lord Robert Baden-PoWell.
founder OF the worldwide Scout
ing movement who died near
Nairobi, kenya Colony, few
months ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

LONDON. June IL Royal Air
Force planes made a new at
tempt last night and early today
TO get" the new German cruiser
Prinz Eugcn. which accompanied
the battlcShlp Bismarck IN the
historic battle that sank the Brit
ish battle cruiser Hood.
An air ministry announcement
said strong force of RAJ bomb
crs attacked the docks at the
Gcrman-occupicd French port OF
BrcSt. where a German Hippcr
class cruiser believed 10 be the
Prinz Eugen, has taken refuge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Caught again
Ferri Seized Third Time
in Poor Box Thefts

For the third time Albert Fcui
so who says he has no home
though he had $3.50 in cash N his
pockets. today Is held by police
for robbing a church poor box
Fepri was caught by the Rev.
Charles Melchior, pastor Of the
ST. Augustine Church 1916 Jus
tine avenue. who saw him taking
coins out OF the church poor box
lie was using a piece OF wire with
glue on the end of n police said.
Father MclChlor. with the aid
of two other men. held Fern in
the church and called police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
STRIKE CONTINUES

Instead Of presenting the terms
however. he told The workers that
despite rumorS TO the contrary.
our negotIatorS IN Washington
have not come 10 Compl o I Q
understanding win federal medi-
.atOrS Our strike continues
Balint said union negotiatorS
had refused 10 repudiate the Strlk-
crs and challenged rumorS Of
troops being sent into the plants
with let them come. They can
make aluminium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Sees Latins Joining
u. 5. if War Comes

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. June
IL INS) - Lieut.. Gen. Daniel
van Voorhis. commander OF United
States Caribbean defense, today
expressed belief that South Amer
lean countries would join the
United States in event of war.
Asked about reports that for
eign, commercial planes we're fly
ing over the canal, he replied that
when the planes become a "men-
ace they Will no longer be al
lowed 10 hy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Free French
Reported
In Damascus
By EARL REEVES



LONDON, June II Led by Col.
Philibcrt Collei, the bearded, color
ful Lawrence of Syria troops
loyal 10 Great Britain and Gen.
Charles de Gaulle entered DamaS-
Gus today. according 10 a French
source which IN the past has
proved reliable
BRUSH official circles could not
confirm this information
But rt7r French source Sard trTat
"A Spearhead composed of Collet 5
-CircaSSlonS- had entered Damascus
in the early hours of the morning
Damascus. one Of the leading IN
land cities OF Syria. was occupied
in October. 1918, during the last
war by General Allenby II had
boon The base for Turkish and
German forces operating in Pal
cSttne,
- Cairo communlque said
ff1t-tt4i - iftrt47 fetet-ttt-
Syria continued 10 make salts
factory progress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

Saves Jobs
For Strikers

LANSING. June II Striking
liquor commission employees were
given a new lease on their Jobs
today when the liquor control
commission refused 10 send a list
of their names TO the civil service
commission so they can be fired.
The civil service rule is that any
state employe who abSentS him
self two days without leave is au-
lomaiically discharged
Thomas J. Wilson. director OF
the department, this morning
wrote a sharp letter 10 John w
Miner, chairman Of the liquor
board. demanding the list.
II am informed these men
have been absent from their
jobs more than two days and
under our rule they must be re-
moved from the pay roll and
from the civil service list" VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
NLRB Poll al Parke Davis

4 run-off NLRB election 10 de-
terminc whether employees OF The
printing department OF Parke,
Davis & Co. Will be represented
in collective bargaining by The
co United Mine Workers or by
the Detroit Allied Printing Trades
Council will be held between ! and
; .. mn Monday. Frank II Bowen
NLRB regional director an
potinccd today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
CROSS DESERT

British empire and Indian rcgi-
mcntS make up the column which
nov IS knocking AT the door OF
Damascus They came straight
across the desert from Trans ior-
dania while the Australians sent
two columns up the coast toward
Beirut and over the hills i'm the
direction OF Kayak from PaleS-
tine Meanwhile. a Free French
column penetrated 10 their right.
In most places, the advance has
been rapid and comparatively easy
But stiff resistance was offered ~
one or two points especially IN
the region Of Merj Ayoum where
Australian artiIleriStS were forced
TO batter down one bastion al A
time
watched some French ole
mcntS resisting StubbornlN anC
some getting through the lines Ia
Join up with the British.
saw others cautiously with
drawing after Offering nominal re-
Sistancc. still apparently IN tho
throcS of lndeciSlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
go MILLION IN ORDERS

The Aluminium Corporation holds
SEQ 900 900 worth OF government
orders
Defense officials are also trou-
hled 10y other strikes throughout
the country including the walkotft
OF Go and ALL machlniStS in
ShipyardS IA the San Francisco
Bay area and strike of loggerS
IN - lumber camps in the state
OF Washington.
Also threatened is a strike Al
the big Consolidated Aircraft Cor
poraiion plant at San Diego, Cal.
which has $700,000000 in plane
order,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Acts to Baf Reds

SPRINGFIELD Ill., juno H.
GNS)-The Illinois House ol Re
reSentativeS passed and today se
TO the, Senate for concurrence rs
bills barring Communists al
F'aSclStS from The state ballot al
prohibiting employment hy
state OF any person csp0u-.rE %
American principles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Finn Ship Sunk;
Promised Safety
International News service wiz.

NEW YORK. June IL New
York maritime circles today re-
ported that the 54l7-ton Finnish
freightcr KaStelholm. which had
been promised safe passage by the
belllgcrentS from PetSamo, Fin
land. 10 Rio dc Janiero. had been
sunk in The North Atlantic with
the loss of one crew member.
Thirty-scven survivors. two Seri-
ouSly wounded, have been landed
at ThorShaven. FatoeS Isles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
ElAF Trails Cruiser
Prinz Eugen, Bsmarck's Companion Ship on Cruise,
Bombed at Dock in Brest

alongside the bomb-batiercd Ger
man battle cruisers ScharnhorSt
and GnelScnau.
Bombs of the heaviest Calibcr
" ere declared 10 have been
dropped on the docks and anchor
ages where the three Nazi war-
ShlDS are tied up.
Other British bomberS attacked
the docks at St Nazalre and air.
rdremeS AT Mandel and Stavanger,
Norway ~ w
A British torpedo plane al
tackled a supply ship of the
Norwegian coast scoring a hat
amIdShipS, the communique said.
one plane failed to return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Anzac, Indian
Armies Push On
~ kENNEIH DOMNS
iu,i >,~, ~sr,ice stan Correspondent

WITH THE ! NJ +, r. r A /.
FORCES IN SYRIA. June II
Via Jerusalem, 6 a. M DamaS-
Gus lies lust ahead as the British
and Free French forces in SYRIA
await the order TO resume then
advance
Less than l. miles separate the
advance hosts Of the imperial
forces A. kiSwe from the fabulous
Damascus OF song and story
The troops which launched the
penetration of Syria before dawn
last Sunday are hoping soon 20
enter The city which paid tribute
10 David and Solomon and boasts
"A longer continuous history than
any other in the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
j. S. new APPEAL
FOR b0HN STRIKE TRUCE
Call Strike
In CurtiSS
Factories
Imsros,ionai News ssr,Ic. wiz.

PITTSBURGH, June IL
Conditioned on wage boost or
agreement 10 arbltrate. more
than 1000 Go employees at
CurtiSS-Wright propeller plants
on Neville Island and A. Me-
KEGS Rocks have voted "practi-
cally unanimously 10 strike
Thursday midnight, the Steel
Workers Organizing Committee
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
MINIATURE MAGINoT

What strikes YOU as YOU travel
along IT. "oiorful battle fronts IS
the ext Of the elaborate prcpa-
rationS recently made for the de-
tense of Syria.
LANCE block h ouSeS like a
miniature Maginot Line crown
the rocky. rugged hills command
nc the valleys.
There are freshly dug tank
CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Bombers Over AtIantic7

LONDON, June'll u uNS) -
The official Spanish radio today
reiterated reports HAT German
long-rangc bombers are now
operating from west African
coastal bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
NeWsOnn TO Try
Again With A S

Buck NeWSom. Detroit'S cele-
bratcd problem child. Will return
10 The wars today at Briggs
Stadium when he takes the mound
against the Athletics IN the second
al their threc-game series with
tho Tigers.
jack Knott II scheduled 10 hurl
for the As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Insists Firm
Clio Agree
.To0pen P|dnt

tion board today telegraphed
another appeal 10 both manage
ment and labor in the Bohn dis
pute for an immediate return TO
work. The telegram urged both
parties 10 cooperate closely
with John Conner, department
OF labor conciliator on the
scene, in arriving at true retro
active TO June 9.
Shortly afterwards, meeting
of officials of the BONN company
and the UAW-CIO was called by
Federal Mediator John l.. Cam
ner. Both sides agreed 10 at
tend at once.
Hopes Of immediate settlement
of a strike at six plants of the
BONN Aluminium and Brass Corpor-
alton which threatens hourly to tie
up the entire production of mill
Itary planes in America appeared
dim today, despite an about cam
lpaign by military and government
Officials to get the 1900 men back
to work pending negotiations by
the National Defense Mediation
Board.
Company officials are firm In
lot ~
their current contract with the
lUAW-CIO which has until April,
1912, TO run. The union wants q
10 cent an hour raise.
Arriving in Detroit today IL
John Conner, commissioner OF
lconciliation for the Department OF
Labor. who will seek TO get both
parties together 10 effect an inn
mediate temporary settlement.
MEETING DATE SET
Corners assignment to the case
was revealed in a telegram sent
from Washington last night by
William II. Davis, vice chairman
of the National Defense Media
lion Board. 10 Leo LaMotte, re.
lgional director of the UAW-CIO.
The board has taken charge and
a meeting will be held in WASH
iington, Monday. The telegram
urged an immediate return TO full
production.
Tn this connection, the board
calls to the attention of both
parties the possibility OF agree
ing that the ultimate settlement
of the case before this board Will
he made effective AS of May 8,
1884," the wire said.
Six hours previously, strikers
voted TO return 10 work II any
settlement made through negotia-
tons would be made retroactive.
CoMPANYS STATEMENT
In response 10 this. Simon d.
Den Uyl. Secretary-treasurer Of
the company. said:
I'VE are standing on our con-
tract, which runs to next April.
Our position IL that there viii
be no wage negotiations until
that time. We do not want To
be iockeyed into the position Of
holding forth the intimation that
there might be wage adjust
ments."
simultaneously with the appeal
by the mediation board came a
still more ardent request from the
United States Army Air Corps de-
livered by Mai. George F.. Strong.
attached TO the Central Airport
I REQUIREMENT District
II do not question the patriot
ism Of any of these men," Major
Strong said. "They are all good
Americans. But I don't believe
they realize the tremendous Inn
pOrtance of their action. This IN
probably the most important
ltContinued on Next Pare. Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
MAIN WAREHOUSE CLOSED

The strike today closed the
main warehouse here when Go
piCkets arrived from Detroit.
About 80 truckloadS leave the
weekly for deliveries
Of stocks OF liquor 10 " Upper
Peninsula
More than 200 employees are on
strike In Detroit
The strike was called because OF
the intention of the civil service
commission 10 tiX a 500 TO SLID
wage scale for liquor store clerks
The union asks a minimum salary
OF Sl50. increasing To $50 IN Is
months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
IN THE
NEWS

A FEW weeks ago your colum-
IA mist was soundly and doubtless
deservedly beratcd for saying that
the ladies had not accomplished
quite as much I'm the matter Of
political, educational, and moral
reforms "a was expected of them
when the boon OF the ballot was
graciously bestowed upon them
by us IordIy males out of our
wealth OF privilege.
While IL was a pleasure to see
how many of the dear ladies read
this column. II was lesson tol
learn how deeply these serious
contributors resented any refec-
ton on their earnestness, SINGER
ity and effectiveness in public
affairs.
Attentive readers NAV have
noticed that no further criticism
regarding lack OF interest Or ac-
tivity on the part Of the women
folks has appeared in these col
umns since the publication Of the
unhappy article herein referred 10.
Furthermore, every possible
apology j. now offered, every re-
traction humbiy made.
The influence OF the ladies in
every waFthY- cause j. freely ae--
knowledged, their effectiveness
duly conceded.
Ia all seriousness, II We are
kept out Of war. their influence
must be recognized a. the de
termining factor in that humane
and patriotic achievement.
eFt.-ades- ef heart AID mind.
their sympathy and interest are
what must be most depended upon
for public attention and for Polit-
ical success.
The progress Of civilization In
IT. material aspects may be
largely in the hands 81 the men.
but In it, moral and spiritual de-
vcI0pmeHt il is chiefly In the ten
der and sympathetic hands of the
women.
And Of what avail il purely ma.
icrial progress II the spiritual
pollen 10 make matcrialism truly
fruitful and beneficial 60 civilized
human beings is lacking.
The cpisade for humanity and
Christian kindness as against the
cailOus cruelty of indisc riminate
NiVisection has received splendid
support from the women.
They. even better than the men
SEQ the necessity OF guiding ma
terial progress with spiritual sym
patty and restraint.
They are eager Ia accomplish
this reform Of hard and relentless
technique aud, i'm the opinion of
your coiumnist, will be mainly in.
Sirumcntal In its accomplishment
As an evidence OF their ardent
interest. "A wonderful batch of let
tiers are appended.
They are only "A few Of manN
! hundreds, for all of which your
columnist beg> 10 express his
most fcrNcnt thanks.
30i-ith 81. Brooklyn. y. Y,
May :, l9ii.
Idtfnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

"We were promised that list
by your personnel director
yesterday, hut we have not re-
ceived IL. l want 10 point out
Ia YOU that there may he serious
consequences In the future IL our
rule il violated on this, its first
test"
Miner said. however. that he
viii delay complying with Wilson :
request because he believes the
strikers will be back 10 work to-
morrow.
I'VE have talked 10 the Go
leaders and I am confident the
men will return To their jobs
pending a hearing on their de-
mands before the civil service
commission June 23," the liquor
chairman said
II have promised Ia help
them obtain more than their
present minimum of S95 "A
month hut we are not COM.
mitted To definite sum-
I'VE don't want to jeopardize
the situation by any statements.
because there il a possibility oi
a truce" Lawrence Blythe, re-
gtOnal director Of The State
County and Municipal Workers
OF America. Go. representing
the commission employees, said.
a truce could be had in 10
minutes II the Civil Service
Commission would provide a
formula. II should include an
agreement that the Liquor Con
troll Commission would appear
with ,ae union before the ti'ff
Service Compassion and re-
quest higher pay schedule. We
would then be willing TO return
10 work until June %. when a
hearing before the Civil Service
Commission can he had"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

3Oi-ith ~. Brooklyn. y. Y,
May :. 1914.
Editor.
y. Y. Evening Journal american,
New York. ). y.
Dear Sir; ~. .t,,..,
VOUR writings on ,i,ieection
i haunt me.
have always felt ar unde-
scribable horror at the thought Of
such brutality being permitted,
and I will never find il possible 10
believe that anything OF real value
10 humanity can come out of this
practice.
l wish 10 express my apprecia
ton, ~ citizen, To YOU for
bringing public attention 10 thi,
matter.
1 most sincerely hope and trust
that sufficient public attention viii
he aroused. Ia the end that action
will be taken 10 stop the practice
will he glad TO do my share ~
outinued on Page i01
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
REPORT NAZIS MASSING

actoTy progress }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

Continued on Next Page, Col. ~
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30I-ith 81. Brooklyn. y. Y,
May :, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
LIST PROMISED

son Wrote.
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continued on Page i0l
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