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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
lis to Die

LONDON, July 1 - R -
Courts martial in Prague and
Bruenn sentenced lis persons TO
death yesterday, the vichy "a
do, quoting reports from Buda-
pest, said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01

BERLIN, July 1-W.1-(Gef-
man Broadcast Recorded BY
United Press ut London ana
New York y A High Command
communique said today that
Germ n forces hid broken
through the inner belt Of the
defenses Of Sevastopol ut sew
eral points.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01

The John Priehs Mercantile
Company campaign TO buy .
jeep" had run up . total Of
$leo In sales Of war stamps
upLto noon today. Forty.
eight Victory corsages brought
In $lS Of that amount and MIL
dred Schalm, clerk, sold SIS
IN stamps In one lot. The
price 81 the 3ssp b 500 and
the Priehs stamp sale will con-
tinue until sac p. m. please
do help n buy this jeepw
George Priehs begged this
noon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01

An about campaign Of Mt.
Clemens store clerks to aid the
war effort by persuading buy
ers to take war stamps instead
Of change was launched this
morning by ITS clerks who A.
sembled for the kickoff break
fast" ut the Medea restaurant at
7:45 q. m.
There they heard three speak
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
u. S Naval Aircraft Rushed to Defense Of Mali
late X Xxx
bulletins
Slain

MOSCOW, July I -W.D-The
Germans hurled progressively
heavier forces Of in I q n try,
planes and tanks against the
Red Army on the Kursk and
Sevastopol fronts today, but the
Russians reported they were
smashing all attacks and killing
Nasis by Thousands.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01

ers: w. E. Hartman, Of Detroit,
state representative on the Re-
tail Committee for the Sale Of
War Stamps and Bonds; - well
as Ivan A. Johnston, county
prosecutor and Mrs. Paul w.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
AirIiIler F|al|l : ! ]
infloIu !
10 Bodies i
are Renewed

WEIGH, y : NJ +
- A BIG airpl - q : = : =
converted alf1inee, CT
burned IN III Weue M
mountains near here ~ ~ x
. loss q q least tn IL ~
State troopers 1enS1
and Tom Harrison soid
bodies had ben rogn6eo
the charred huh and t
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01

MARCH K1ELD, C
July I -R - NJ co.
were killed tsdAy ri
q - army -
Feurth A1R loroo anno1nGo
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01

Impertiel cevsrss@
Of All leesi News
Evening star., 1942-06-03
tuberculosis Association
Adds Two 10 lis Staff

Two new additions to the staff of
the District tuberculosis Associa-
ton, one of them a Washington
social welfare worker, were an
nounced today by Harald H. Lund,
executive secretary of the assoc:a-
ton.
Miss Sarah Hallock, former case
worker with the Family Service
Association, has been placed in
charge of research and informa-
ton and Charron G. Payne of New
York City will be in charge of re-
habilitation work for the associa-
ton.
Mr.. Payne, former adult guhd-
ance service director at a public
clinic in New Haven. Conn, di-
rected rehabilitation work for the
Otisville IN. " tuberculosis Hos
pital. He is a graduate of Yale and
a native of Oklahoma.
Miss Hanock, native of Wiscon-
sin. is a graduate of Chicago Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Youth 10 Be Tried
In Fall on Charge
0fKidnaping Baby
Boy, IS, Tells Police
Girl Was Killed When
He Fell on Her
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MARQUETTE, Mich, June g.
'Teen-aged Ross Heath, alleged baby
kidnaper, faces a summer in Jail
cell before further court explana-
ton of the singular circumstances
of the infants death even as he
professedly plotted ransom
demand
Son of former circus performers,
the accused boy was held in the
Marquette County Jail today to
await trial next fall on a charge
of abducting 10-week- -old Gloria
Jean Nault last Sunday night from
her parents automobile.
The baby died while in young
Heath's possession, and the boy, in
confession attributed to him by
State Police Sergt Charles w. Engle,
said she was killed when he tripped
and fell on her while bearing her
away.
Skull Crushed.
When searchers found Gloria
Jeans body in the cab of a truck
not far distant, her skull was
crushed Sergt. Engle said that
Heath, who is Is, admitted taking
the child ito get a little extra
dough" and removing her clothes
Ito fool the police" after learning
she had died.
Part of the baby's clothing was
found near the parents automobile
and Heath was quoted as saying he
believed "the police would think an
Evening star., 1942-06-03
\X&:;;' X&;'tHs' !: s.
"

MUSIC.
Concert. United States Marine
Band, east front, United States Cap
itol, 7 pm. today.
Organ recital, Washington Chapel,
Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter
Day Saints. Sixteenth and Column
bia road NV, 8 pm. today.
DANCE.
St Johns College, Wardman Park
Hotel, 10 pm. today.
CONVENTION.
State Council. Sons and Daugh-
ters of Liberty, Hotel Hamilton, to-
day and tomorrow.
COMMENCEMENT.
George Washington University,
Constitution Hall, 7:30 pm. today.
. LUNCHEONS.
North Washington Lions Club,
Sixteenth and Irving streets NV,
1918 pm. tomorrow.
'Kiwanis Club. Maynower Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1942-06-03

ter, Sixteenth and @ streets NV,
9 pm. today.
Square dancing. Y. M. c. A., 1876
G street NV, 8 pm. today.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
Swimming, games. checker tour
nament, Y. M. C. A., 1916 Twelfth
street NV, 8 pm. today.
Folk dancing, hobbies, skating,
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A., 90l
Rhode Island avenue NV, $50
pm. today.
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Federal Bar Association, Harring-
ton Hotel, 1880 pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.

Dance. games. Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. Fourteenth
street and Columbia road NV, 7:30
pm. today.
Open House, Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, Ninth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NV, 1880
pm. today.
Party, Francis Asbury Methodist
Church, $40 Sixteenth street NV,
8 pm. today.
Party, Calvary Methodist Church,
1889 Columbia road NV, 8 pm.
today.
Meeting Of the Regulars Club, +"
Servicemen's Club No. /, 306 Ninth
street NV, 7:30 pm. today.
Games, Jewish Community Gen.
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Natives Overlooked
By Australians in
Clothing Rotioninq
BY. .Cstle to The Star.

SOMEWHERE IN AUS
TRALIA, June 3.-In the con-
fusion caused by taking Aus
tralia over from the system of
free purchase of clothing to
regimented rationing. nobody
seems to have remembered the
aborigines. What are the "abos"
going to wear, F. I. Bray, COM
missioner of native affairs for
Western Australia, wants to
know.
Commissioner Bray points out
that rationing is based on the
possession of an identify card
and that cards were not issued
to aborigines.
(Copyright. 1912. by Chicago Daily
Nevs.)
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Junior Commerce Unit
To Hear Hawaii DELEGATE

Samuel W. King, delegate in Con-
gress from Hawaii, will speak at the
luncheon meeting of the Junior
Board of Commerce at 12:30 pm to-
morrow at the Annapolis Hotel. His
topic is Hawaii Is Ready"
Mr.. King formerly served as
Evening star., 1942-06-03

Bond Set at $25.000.
Probate Court, which acts in jul
venile cases in Michigan, waived
Jurisdiction over Heath, and the
boy defendant was brought into
Circuit Court yesterday on the kid
mapping charge. Court appointed
counsel entered a plea of innocence
for him. Bond of $4,000 was not
furnished and Heath was held for
trial in the September term.
The boys mother, Mrs. Ruth
Heath, Chicago war plant worker
and former circus performer billed
as "giantess" because of her s feet
Az inches In height, came here to
help her son. The father, who died
four years ago, was a circus magi-
clan and lecturer.
Not everybody with dollar to
spare can shoot q gun straight-but
everybody can shoot straight to the
bank and buy = War bond.
Evening star., 1942-06-03

lieutenant commander in the Asiatic
fleet division of the United States
Navy and is an advocate of q real
istic and vigilant Asiatic policy.
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Bond Set at $4,000.

animal got her If they found the
clothes"
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

HYMN STORY
ZHS Z
Mrs. Hatcher
THE GATE AJAR FOR MI

THE GATE AJAR FOR MI
'sThere is n cate that stands aiaf,
And through its portals gleam-
ing.
The words Of this sacred hymn
We're written by Mrs. Lydia Bax-
ter. Size was born in Petersburg.
N. Y. in 1909. and was an in
valid for many years. Her inter
est in religious welfare of those
around her was manifested IN
many ways. She wrote There
is Gate that stands Ajaf' three
years before her death in New
York City in 1871. when she was
past the sixty-year mark.
There is a very striking story
given in connection with tn $
hymn, of a young lady Of Aber-
deem, Scotland, who attended the
Evangelistic Meetings in Free
Assembly Hall in Edinburgh in
1873. This particular hymn va
sung. The young lady was much
impressed by the hymn f'lhe
Gate Ajar for Me- Those seat
ed by her side heard her exelaim,
80 Heavenly Father, IS it true
that the gate is standing aiar for
me? II it is SO. | will 20 in.
The same night she was happily
converted. Not quite a month
later, on January 2s, she took
train for her home, but she never
reached there alive. There was
collision between a mineral train
ard sa1 GRE in VII Fl she.e-Wlas
riding. A number of passengers
were killed and she was crushed
and broken when found in the
wreck. In one of her hands was
copy Of "Saered Songs and
Solos opened at her favofite hymn,
"There Is A Gate That Stands
Ajar." The page was stained
with her hearts blood. She was
taken to a cottage near the sta
ton, where she fingered a few
days and was frequently heasd
to sing on her dying couch, the
chorus Of the hymn, "i'or me, for
me! Was left ajar for mel
The music was arranged by y
!. Vail.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

Miss Burris A. with headquar
ters in New York City. Selecting
as subject, The Positive Word
the speaker = that wist q firm
positive toner voice a dynamic
impression may be made. Posi-
tive delivery and the ability to
remain calm, yet nN fabby dur
ing pressing time, bring thrill
ing results" He quoted a line or
two from Greek Mythology,
which read: "Whom the gods de-
stroy they first make mad' This
he used in parabolical expression
shows that victory and emphasis
| are lost by ove1.emotional set
tings. In closing, Mr.. King re-
ferred to the beating and death
Of Sgt. 7. p. Foster on last Sun
day evening. He emphasized the
fact that the time has come for
the Negro to find some feasible
solution for these problems and
not wait to be led by others. A
cabinet was formed to aid Mr..
| King in this vital problem which
is now facing us. Other visitors
present, included Rev. Freeman,
pastor of Pulaski Heights Chris
tian Church, Rev. Sanders, pastor
. of Wright Avenue Christian
I Church and the Rev. F. T. Guy,
| pastor of Mt Zion Baptist Church
SPORTS: Results Of the Bask-
| etball game on last Friday night
! between the Dunbar Junior Col
! lege girls and our own team, were
reasons for excitemnt since the
score board read DIG girls 8;
Baptist girls 6. A large crowd
was in attendance. Reversing the
scores, the boys team of this col
lege led with score of 27; Dun
bar boys, II. Much improvement
was shown in the floor work Of
both teams. Thanks, Boys,
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
Bradley News
BY A.. Z. Brown

CHURCH; St. Mary Baptist
Church held its regular meeting
last Sunday, The Sunday School
with Supt. at the head of the
department was good with teach
ers all present. Adult class was
awarded the hammer for the day.
During the service hour, the in
vocation was given by Rev. 7. I.
Still, after which the pastor, Rev.
]. y, Virgins presented Rev. b.
" Weodson of Shreveport, La,
taking Lis subiee., For We
Know that the God Whom We
Serve Is able to deliver u.s. to q
large and appreetiye audience.
Many visitors were present from
the sister churches and our doors
are always open to them. Total
amount of money raised was
1929. Rapid progress Is beng
made under the present leader
ship,
Missionary program. On sun
Continued on Back Page
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
Newport News
BY Arthur Williams
PERSONALS

Fills His Charge. The Rev. Mr.
James Branch spent Sunday at
his church in Newark, Ark The
minister is the son of Prof and
Mrs. w. +, Branch, leading eiti-
zens of this city.
Ill. Little Eugene Balentine is
at his home on Garfield, where
he has been confined to bed, suf-
fering from a disloeated knee
cap and other leg injuries. I'M
able TO go to school, his many
"buddes" miss him.
From st. Louis Miss Alma
Harris, returned from st. Louis,
after spending several months in
the city, She is here with her
mother, Mrs. Rachel Harris.
Recuperasing S. Mrs. Channey
Fulton is rapidly recovering from
a long illness. Friends will be
glad to see her up and about
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
teaches Chapel c. M,
E. Church

TIE Rev. Carter, PASTE Of Lea
ches Chapel c. M. f. Church in
North Little Rock, has accomplish
ed much good since being assign
ed to the work he is bring rg to
the membership and friends.
Much has been done to build up
the building spiritually and ma
terially, with new floor for the
basement, windows repaired and
other minor repairs.
Prompt services are held each
Sunday IN all departments and
special emphasis is be ng placed
on the work for young people. A
pre- Easter service will begin Tues
day night, March 81, ending in IA
major drive on April Is.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
Pilgrim Rest Baptist
Church

Ms beatrice GauIts has hsa
appointed ly Rev. Pal hiieef5
son, pastor Of the Pilgrim lest
Baptist church nj NdTs ard, u
reporter fer the church group anu
will list all club activities and gen
eral progress made at the ehufee.
Under the present leadership ot
Rev. Wilkerson, who has been
steadily improving conditions,
since coming to this community,
much improvement s noted, The
newly elected pastor ef two
months, is urging the support and
cooperation Of all on each second
and fourth Sunday of the month IN
perfecting his plans to make tins
year enc Of the most successful
the church has keown.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
OAR, Which Barred
Marian Anderson,
Would Encourage
Music

WASHINGTON, Mar, 20 tANP1
The district society of the Daa-
ghters of the American Revolution
Went on record last week as in
dersing music in resolution
which states:
Whereas music in needed n
such periods of stress as these
more than at any other time, the
singer, composer and player of any
instrument should receive all pos
sihle encouragement"
"The OAR is the organization
which barred the worlds great
est singer, Marian Andel son, from
appearing in Concert at Constitu-
ton Hall several seasons back,
and it is believed that the organi-
zation's pronouncement does not
refer to Negro music.e
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

M, NJ. il have been married
s years and am the mother q !
children. | love my husban aud
my children very dearly. II does
not drink, dip, chew, or e.mhe.
Nor does he stay out mig Is. He
is very fond Of lis and provides
well but il looks like he can't re-
sist women. He told me that he
had Il woman and | want to know
what to do
Ans: The main thing yon need
to ID is atop Worrying and tens
ing him about having other wo-
men. Don't you realize that if he
was half as bad as you have him
pictured he would stay out n ghts
or spend his money away from
home? You have a doggone good
husband Please do your duty as
a wife and try to make him con
tented there at home and lay off
tie nagging.
w A%# ~
49, &4a ~
l.. c. MI guess | am asking
very unfair question this time
but you have helped me before.
My Astrology Reading for this
year is just wonderful, | have a
large bust about SO inches and
hips about 43 inches and a very
large stomach and / want to know
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
Pulaski County
Training School
Mrs. Ruth p. Hunt

A group Of students of Pulaski
County Training School present.
ed a program at Philander Smith
College recently, with musical mum
bers rendered by the primary de-
partment. The high school Choral
Club rendered two patr otto songs,
"The Negro National Anthem"
and "God Bless America"
A brief historical account was
read by one of the leading stu
dents and also a MIA report was
made of the school project.
The program was sponsored by
Mrs. Y. l.. Harris, a MEMBER of
the college faculty, with Mesdames
E. B. Mason, C, Gray, V. S. Will
hanson and Mr.. A. F. Woods as
co-sponsors.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
st. Andrew A. NJ. +.
Church
Mrs. nj. r. Carrigan, Reporter


Delivering very insp hing mes
sage to large crowd ON last Sun
day was the Rev. W. l.. Lambert,
pastor of the st. Andrew A. M.
f. Church, 33rd and State SITS.
Services throughout the day were
unusually good and it has been
announced thai special services will
be held on Palm Sunday.
The pastor and members arc
very grateful to the visiting MIN
listers who have worshipped and
spoke to the congregation during
the month. Sunday, March Is, a
soul-stirr kg message ON i"sin'
was brought to us by Dean King
Of Shorter College, and the even
ing message by Rev. Frank Ste
ward. Il is always a pleasure to
have various leaders to come and
be with us in our services.
All clubs and auxiliaries are CO.
operating splendidly with the pas
tor, and total reports made on
Monday, March %. amounted to
S31.75.
A new and greater church will
be completed in the near future
and Wis tors are always welcome to
come and worship.
1t has been reported that Mr..
A. J. Pullum, who is superinten-
dent Of the Sunday School depart
ment, is i'll and we are praying a
speedy recovery for him.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
Mt. Zion Young
MatrOns

This week is being observed as
Prayer Week by the Young Ma
irons Club of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. Homes visited this week
were Monday night, Mr.. and Mrs,
O. ]. Wilson; Tuesday night, Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Broadus; Wedncs-
day night services at the church,
Thursday night, Rev. and Mrs.
Barnes; Friday night, Mrs. Bea-
trice Fryer: Saturday night, Miss
A. l.. Abraham. The reporter for
the club group Is Mrs. A. Pettus.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
CAMPUS
CAMERA
"Sees-Talks"
BY Geleve Grice
BLOSSOM OF SPRING
SeEE-- / NIkS
BY Geleve Grice

Spring seems Ito be agreeing
with Emma joan Bridges and
Raymond Brown, their love strict
ly seems to be in bloom!
Mildred s. and Tom S. seem to
be coming on fine that's the
lick, kiddo.
Take a hint, Oscar Rose
overheard someone saying it's
time you stopped flirting and fall
in love!
The Basketball game last Fri
day seemed to be quite enjoyable
to everyone who attended. Ask
some Of the patrons!
Chester Hall will soon need a
new pair Of shoes. He walks 10
the car line, which is one block,
with Ora Newsum every school
day.
Some of the latest couples on
the campus are Doris Buckley and
Milburn Pelton; Wanda Woods
and Calvin Whit
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
Texarkaniians
N F. w S

and including Mexican songs that
were sung by the class who is
also studying unit on Mexico.
The fourth grade gave a play
last Friday morning for the as
semhly entitle, Mothers Reform
Club" which was very interest
ing indeed.
~ 49, Ne
JNO. JAY JONES
Funeral Director, Texarkana
MRS. THELMA GREEN, Funeral
Friendship Baptist Church
March II.
MRS. ANNA JONES -- Funeral
Magnolia, March q,
Il. ]. COOPER, March %, Twt
Miles Branch Methodist Church
Hope.
MRS. BONNIE PIRTLE. Funeral
Beaver Dam Baptist Church,
Clarksville, Texas.
MR.. FRANK PAXTON (Monday)
Ebnezer Baptist Church, Man
deville, Arkansas
MIR. JIM WARREN, Sunday
Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON --
Thursday Red Springs Bapt.
Church.
MRS CAROLINA. HOOKS Indea
Baptist Church, Jefferson, Tex.
March 20.
MRS VIRGINIA MULDREW ----
Tuesday, from Washington, Ark
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

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Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

Gladys Bailey seems to be gel
ting along fine with her navy
friend Mr., EIihu Dilahunt. We
are wishing them much success
SPRING HIKE = Yes, Indeed,
The Commercial Club Of Dunbar
Iii School under the supervision
Of Miss @. N. Jordan, led other
students in one Of the FIRST
Spring hikes, Sunday, March z
to Echo Valley land there were
echoes, thereD Everyone enjoyed
the hike and is hoping to attend
Another one during the Spring
holidays. LaYada Stewart re-
porter.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

If | could reduce my bust and
stomach but not my hips. By the
way, why don't my husband like
to kiss as much as | do?
Ans: He likes to do things in
moderation. He enjoys your kiss
es. but he can't take the Hslob-
boring contests chat you ike to
indulge in. Now if you are sincere
in wanting to reduce, you'll have
" cut down on your eats n whole
y. HowGer, let PIE ADD that your
husband likes you just as you are.
He likes his women plump, volup-
tuous and with plenty Of meat on
them you fill the bill exactly.
Why change?
+* *kA ~
M. G. B.--My husband and |
leased some property and we want
to know if we should buy a home
right now or wait. We have man.
aged to just about pay for our
furniture.
Ans: Buy Bonds and Stamps
with the money you get from this
I land. In a few years time you will
accumulate enough money to make
q substantial down payment on q
home. There arc no places avail
able in your district righE now
that appeal to you and I'm sure
you will h. better satisfied tc
wait and buy later on.
*# xs* ~
l.. B.--L love to read your col
umn and thought perhaps you could
help me some. ] am a teacher.
have two particular friends in my
life. One is a teacher, the other
n minister. Is either one serious
Ans. Both are fine fellows but
the teacher seems to be more in
terested in you at the present
time than The minister. In fact,
he's talking seriously Of marriage
Either man would make a good
husband and you must choose the
one you love the best.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

We were nueed
happy 10 have
with us in the
on Mon
day, March %, a
group Of visitors
and friends of
the college. The
all too brief, but
timely speech
was made by Mr..
Herbert King,
executive secrc-
karv of Y NC
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

AfElsAf+ts
Reereatienal Center A spin
rinF top contest was held last
eeeR al the NfA center. with
- Willie lewis leader,
l6e leader Of the fecreational
center announced that rehearsals
are being held regularly for the
big minstrel, which will be held
sadn.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
BY Mrs. V. G. Love
Phone ii7sW

ABOUT TOWN!
From Nebraska Mr., and Mrs
p. c. Cooper Of Sal Laurel 81
have as guests their daughter
Mrs. Geraldine Cooper DAYS. and
her little daughter, Marcia Ann
Of Omaha. Neh.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

more; Loretta
Black and Muir
ruy Powell /.
Douglass Mad
dix and Bessie
johnson.
w ondcr does
Vernon II a | !
know the score :?
Surely, O. j.
knows.
! wonder who
Rita Carringon's
latest heartbeat
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27
From Arizona

Mrs. Mack
Gray o Tue
son Ariz.. =
visiting her bro
ter and sister
n-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonnie
Richards o I
1907 Edwards
Avenue.
Visiting: Mrs.
Myrtle II. Joh-
nson, an en-
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

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chant to advertise thru our
columns for your c0nvenl-
enee.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-27

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