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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

He always gave me all his pay
and I had q beautiful home. I
always got anything I wanted and
he never questioned me. Our
whole trouble was his running
around and staying out. He says
being In prison has taught him a
lot and he realizes it's me. our son
and our home that means every
thing to him.
l would like to 20 back but I
Am afraid he might start in and
do the same things again. I still
love my husband. Going back TO
him would mean that would have
to make my mother get her own
place, as she moved in my home
TO help me out when we separated.
Do you think I should 90 back
70 my husband? This 10 not our
first separation IN seven years.
MRS. o, N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
TEST ANSWERS

IeSl ANSWtkS
Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
4. Yes.
2. Yea
,. All the parts.
4 Bird.
.. Pennsylvania
q Dnisstsr. Dnispsr. DNns. Don
7. Dsvics 10 MEASURE musical
time.
a. Carbon.
.. Abraham Lincoln.
70. warrior.
Your postmaster ear tail you
how 70 insess IN 4. \ Defsnse
Bondn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

Caps. Stacks
Popular
Red Cross Wseksrs'
Outfits Are Trim

HoNOLuLu-Every third
person you meet on the street
in Honolulu l. wearing = uni-
form these DAYS. and that In
cludes the puhlic-spirited wo-
men NJ this island.
An interesting Rel Cree unlt
has h<.r crEsrired 81 the famous
Royal Hawaiian hotel a. the
WAIKIKI FIRST Ald unit A nr>t
AID emergency reom has h~~n eel
M n the hctss Arcade. Win ~.
". ~. LiehtsF. Nurps Niinnhssh
naseker. ana chief cisrs Mrs q
q Tnacksr In charge. Mrs Lee
n. pawsnn. formsriy 81 Portland.
Orr, WORKS IN 60, white sisehs
and evsr-pr~ssnt sas msss. ehs's
pictured fsnsng IN smsrneney -.
The WAIKIKI unit vos IN action
two hours after Naval go e.
fached.
The medical unit a. ths Red
Gross goes 10 wovh 81 ths rernc-
mm armcry In Known Gshardirs
Stacks with green initiating On
pocket and cap. Mfs FRED brand
IL pictured 81 the medical supply
desk In uniform After nine
hours. Mrs. nrsnd quits and wAiks
home with her felinw worker.
Princess kspioiani ks~anarskes.
daughter ~ Aswaii's iaa royal
princess.
ned Cross officials nov live
In gray gahardins suitA sueh ~
Dorothy -. Lyons wears ~ her
office. She h annlstsAt SECRETARY
o. the Naval chapter. Ber cap
II slightly reminiscent II civil
War days. but her trim rait 10
manly. efficient
rhe Volunteer Motor Corps
unit Of the Red cross 10 composed
~ ~ sccialite women who sup
piled their own station wagons 10
ssss caps. Mrs, Richard Rice was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
D SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS AOAMS

couldn't see his features for mud
Angel was dabbing at u 10 clear
It away. At least that's what II
looked like from the stands. I
thought saw something else.
though. that hoped the umpire
didn't see. All Of . sudden the big
gorilla jerked away and made a
wild swing at Angel. Angel duck
ed and grinned at him and pattsd
him on the back. Meaning, of
eourse-he don't know what he's
doing. poor guy
They took Scallinger out, fight
ing, while the Welliver crowd was
yelling for his blood again. He
looked ~ II he WAS crying. too.
Van Clark. next 10 me, had his
field glasses on the mix-up. l
whispered 10 him;
did you see what I saw then ?"
Yes" he said. "Forget ~"
W htfs tuts Nes EVthE On ftaHtH-
dell was strollinE across the line
like a schoolmarm out for a walk.
Maybe II came too easy for him.
His kick for the extra point was
a mile wide--and he hadn't missed
twice before in the whole season.
So there II was. seven 10 our six
Was I sick for my fifty and Jud-
dy's three hundredl
Angel played like three men.
after that. But everytime the
boys were on their way a tumble
or a penalty Get them back. The
count was still against us when
the game went into the final guar
ter II looked lousy. Then. with
only two and a half minutes 10 70.
and oun fourth down. ". had an
outside chance for . drop kick,
The stands we're yelling for
Angel Todd. But Angel was shas-
ing his head a. Ramsdsli talked
10 him. Afterward we found out
that he'd hurt bis right ankle and
didn't dare risk the kick. 10 q
tow headed sophomore nam. q
klink trotted out. cool ns a hog
on ice. and put the ball square
between the posts and the game
was IN the bag.
Doc Oliver turned around 10 10
with that pleasant. sort Of irnpsr-
sonal smile Of his. Well. what
did you think Of IT."
For someone that had yust
cleaned UP 4 nice pile. Judy was
no ray Of sunshine.
Il wanted AnKsl 10 have more
chance" she said.
Say. gal" Van Clark isaned
across to her. The business Of
linssman. IN case you haven't been
told. Is 10 outplsy N. other guy"
OF course. But"
Angel outplayed two oppoasnts
half the time and kept three plen-
" busy At odd moments Isn't that
night, Mr.. Oliver"
The Doc nodded. 7 haven't seen
better end play since Brus Hoi-
land. There's a professional scout
from the hsgnatss here. TODD s
likely 10 hear from him"
We AL went over 10 Roguss Han
for a drink. There we ran into
the NagnAtss representative
The big boy. here. sure did a
JOB on that trpcShorss of a
tackle" he said. pstting Angel on
the shoulosr.
4 thought II waS rotten. the
way he tired 70 hit Angel when
Angel was trying 70 help aim.
judy said.
Help him. huh ?" The scout
gave = boot. I'd hate 70 have
anyone help me that way Why.
he rubbed enough dirt into that
Tarzans eyes 10 load q dump
cart"
Angel You didn't
why. Judy" he sad. he'd
(continued on Page TSsissJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
GOOD TASTE
TODAY

BY EMILY POST

BUY DEFENSE BONDS, This
advice seems to me to be the only
answer today to the reader whose
letter asks. What can I, as .
fond Godmother. do to help build
up q fund for my Godson's educa-
ton that could be started now.
when he u very young, and added
to 30 that when he Is older he will
have something worthwhile from
me 7"
DEFENSE BONDS in the boys
name-as often as you can buy
them-would not only be setting up
a real fund for his future but in
the meantime you would be con-
tributing to the cause OF freedom
the most worthwhile heritage
we-any Of us-can leave to
those who come after US.
Eggnog AZ Wedding Reception
Dear Mrs. Post: It's like crying
over split milk to ask you my
question. but I'd like TO know IL
there In really anything to cry
about. At my wedding reception
during the holidays we served egg
nog with the wedding cake in place
Of other beverage. Some people |
understand, thought eggnog was
very unsuitable at wedding. What
II the verdict?
Answer: Even though I have
never heard OF drinking the bride
and birdegroom's happiness in
eggnog. this beverage certainly
goes well with fruit cake. and both
are typical Of the Christmas sea-
son. In other words. ] think II
was unconventional. but really not
unsuitable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

CRANBERRY sHERBET
Z cup. cranbevrics
"a. cup. water
2 cup. sugar
I tbs. gelatin
:. cup cold water
"a cup lemon juice
Z. tsp. ground mace
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
NO PUBLIC ADDITIONS

Irene Manning. Warner Bros,
lyric soprano, has a sound-proof
room In her home where she prac-
tees daily. thus keeps on friendly
terms with her neighbors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Today's
Recipes
sMokED TURKEY PATE
wnUfREl


I bounce can Of rips olives
thu. Of butter
level ths. of flour
! cup Of milk thet1
l t-ounce glass Of smcked
turkey pate
4 eggs
salt and pepper
Open small 4-ounce can Of
ripe olives. cut off from the pits
all the edible part. and chop fair
ly fine. Make a thick cream
sauce. using 2 tablespoons al but
ter. ; level tablespoons Of flour.
and cup Of hot milk. Cook until
thick and smooth, remove from
fire, and add l <-ounee glass Of
smoked turkey pate, crumbled
with a fork. and the CHOPPED olives.
Next stir IN the wsll-beaten yolks
~ eggs and season To taste with
salt an freshly ground black pep.
per and a pinch of cayenne. Cool
20 minutes al room tsmpsrsturs.
Fold In tbs stiffly besten whites
Of 4 eggs and bake In . weii.but.
tered 2-quart-slzs baking dish.
placed In pan If hot water In
prshsated moderate (sb0 de-
gress 10 ar degrees ~ oven for
40 TO $5 minutes. or until well
risen. Drowned. and set. Serve
with this. spieed creamsd onions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

Her Mother Must Go II He Returns

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY: I am
twentyfour years old and have of eighteen months
My husband and have been separated sixteen months
Three months after being separated he 10 prison
for assault and battery girl He is TO be released in
. few months and begs to back to him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

rush supplies u hospitals undes
firs. rhe msmbsvs wort n nruv
sassrdlns sisaks ard nsst cver-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

does he keep right reading and toss off
casually;
Sure it's all right ,"
Keep II if you like it,"
They all look alike to me?"
Il like It If YOU do"
why ask ME-"
Docs ne sigh
Boy, If I were single again ,"
4 wonder what's happened 10 that cute
girl ] used to know at Hotcha Cor
ncrs %"
You never used to be that way"
10-r1oCS he Kiss you:
BY planting dutf peck on your
brow?
Only when YOU remind him Of it?
On the run
Less than a week
11Instead Of saying y understand you"
does he say;
I've got your number o"
II see through you"
12-Does he get off these fresidc dctums
on you:
Now don't argue 2''
Now get this straight"
Don't pull ANOTHER boner?"
Don't 20 messing around in my
things"
13-Does he take you out for dinner only
when you're both invited and he can't pos.
sibly squirm out Of it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

4-Does he receive raft of almost daily
letters in the same feminine handwriting,
pocket them until he can read them on the
@. r, and never mention them again?
SIS his first question when he gets home
from work: Isn't dinner ready YETI"
6-Does he make point of picking nights
you're going out 10 invite his cronies around
Docs he brush aside your household
problems with:
That's YOUR headache. not mine ?"
I've got more important things tG
. think about"
Try To figure it out for yourself"
S-When you're at home together in the
evening. does he:
Talk 10 you only between radio pro-
grams?
Bury himself in a book or magazine
until he goes to bed
Ease off the minute dinners over?
9-When you come into the room, does he:
Keep right on reading without looking
up2
Exit quickly by the other door?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
@&M&@!
Bv JUDITH CHASE,
MeI-KnoMn Qu.z Expert.


HUSBANDS are not lost all at once
- like handbag. a coat or lip
stick Husbands lose slowly like
dependent relatives or unpaid bills.
Husbands can be divided into three
classes; -PFite-,r Surprises and consO-
lation Prizes. Prizes you want to hang
onto at all costs Surprises you want to
keep around just TO see what'I happen,
and Consolation Prizes are walking,
talking testimony TO the fact that at
least YOU got "A man."
When n husband Is I'm the losing
stage he gives number Of signals
ahead of time which means that all he
needs Is a clear track 10 make record
run To parts unl<nown-probably a
blonde who understands him." and
tells him you don't.
IL you want to know what these sig
nails are and the real lowdOwn on your
better half, answer these questions
honestly. Answer each question Yes or
No.-Then add up your No answers and
turn to Page Is TO see how you stand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

14-Does he ask you
sarcastically:
what DO you do
with yourself all
day
why don't you
read the paper so
you'll know what's
going on"
. why don't you
DO som thing
like other wo-
men?"
15-Are the presents
he gives you:
Best sellers HE
wants TO read?
II | s favorite
liquor?
Strange new CAD
gets only men can
understand?
16-Instead of perk-
ing up when you tell him
a story, does he:
Start winding his
watch ?
Glance longingly
at the door !?
Suddenly rem en-
Der a phone call he
has to make?
Close his eyes and
ease off?
17-When you suspect
another woman in the
case, does he carefully
avoid mentioning names
and start talking base
ball?
18-Do you tag along
when he goes shooting
either ducks or craps, be-
cause you feel you have
to keep an eye on him ?"
19-Does he invite
you to the movies with
q chivalrous, I'm going
to see a show-want to
come along ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

ia s soon a 8
you've arrived at a
party, does he feel
his duty's done. and
leave you flat ?
11-When you sug-
gcst going home does
he say;
Don't be a
wet blanket ,"
Cant / have
a l4ttle fun
ONCE IN A
WHILE ,"
wv hat YOU
need is another
drink ?"
12-Chivalry. they
say is the way a man
acts toward a strange
woman. While he So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

docs he sneak -
guilty glance in your di-
rection every time h
"a kes anot II er
drink?
Eyes a Apply
number he hasn't
met?
Leaves the room
it'll someone else ?
5-~oes he forget" 10
itroC G you TO his
lends as it .dn't mat
ter he'her they met you
or not?
6-When you start tell
ing a story does he:
Warn everyone
you'll get 1t bawled
=?
Bury his head in
hi h an q s an q
groan?
Remind you of how
many times you've
told it already?
Say IT'S different
every time you tell
~"
When you want TO
go home do you have to
go on a husband-h Mt and
track him down through
the scent Of Flc r
d'Amour?
s-Do friends come up
TO you with a knowing or
sympathetic CLEAN and
deliberately say:
II saw your hus-
band the other
night at Gay Paree
with the strangest
people ?"
did your husband
ight-or is he sick ?"
u two getting along nova
any arrives, does he coach
start telling your old
, as well as you can ?"
re a good impression ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

20-When he breezes off saying he's going
to spend an evening with the boys. do you
Immediately suspect the worst?
21-Does he emphatcally say I'm going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
JUST BETWEEN YOU TWO

When you're out for a moonlight stroll
does he exclaim, Boy. what an evening for
night baseball"
2--When he's never known perfume from
cologne violet from rose, does he suddenly
perk up and ask you What is Fleur d'Amour
dc Mutt, and is II expensive ?"
3-Does he make fun of such vulnerable
points as your:
Tonnage?
Age
Circumference
Diameter?
when you ask what he'd like you to
wear does he tell you:
Something that won't make you look
fat?"
oh any old thing"
That's for YOU to decide, not me ?"
5-Does he suggest:
Don't you think you need a little
change"
why don't you go to a show to pep
yourself up"
you need vitamins-they'll make you
more human"
why don't we take separate vacations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

2-Do women phone
him. demanding to
know:
Where he is?
Who YOU are
Where they can
reach him inn
mediately
Why he hasn't
phoncd ?
3-Do you fin d
strange n a m es and
phone numbers serb
bled over the wall by
the telephone. labelled
suspiCiously: Toots,
Toodles and Tinkle-
fingers?
4 When you an
nounce 20 an unfamiliar
female on the tcle-
phone that you're his
wife. docs she ask
aghast, His WHAT"
5-When women
call him on the phone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

return at ? A. NJ. without telling you where
he's been?
13-Does he get mad the minute you make
good point in a discussion and shout:
Can't you ever get anything
straight p"
viii you never let me get a word in
edgeways?"
What's the use Of trying TO argue
with woman ?"
14-When trying to make you admit he's
right about something, does he drop the con-
versatonal tone and start Grating, as II adj
dressing mass meeting?
15-Any time you do succeed in wrestling
the floor away from him and manage to
present your side OF argument by dint of
lung power and wilpower. does he sneer:
Says you?"
who's your authority"
-"l,et.s drop the subject -
16-Ts he grudging with his compli-
ments that you sometimes wonder If they've
been put on the ration list, along with sugar
and gasoline?
AT MEALS
Docs he bring along detective story
or a Bathing Beauty guide to keep him en-
tertained between courses?
Docs he give the glad-eye and the side
wise to every maid you hire?
3-Does he reminisce about those coy
little dinners "the girl he almost married"
used to cook for him?
4-Does he come out with Bet the gang
is having a good time tonight at FL Hang
over ?"
5-When you're bawling out the maid
does he pitch in and take her side?
6-Does he wander in casually long after
dinners announced as II he we're doing you
a favor?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Let fly about
everythin &
you've left un-
done all day?
10-Does he sneak
upstairs TO bed with
out saying good night
TO you?
11-Does he come
h o m e progressively
later every evening
with such excuses as:
Working late
at the office ?"
"Misse d tn @
bus ?"
Die I a ting 10
his secretary ?
12-Does he siip
off for the evening
without telling you
where he's going and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

and he's out, do they leave you holding the
bag with such messages as:
HE'LL know who il is?
Tell him Guess Who?"
Someone he met last night? ?"
Just say f. j. called ?"
Tell him it's the Duchess ?"
6-Does the same coy female call him day
in and day out and hang up when you answer
the phone?
When you phone him at the office does
he greet you with:
A sugary hello" until he finds out it's
you?
NOW what's happened ?"
Don't you know I'm busy"
II told you not to phone me at the
office"
s-Does he telephone you from the office
only when it's about
Something he forgot?
An errand he wants you to do?
9-Does he have long-drawn-out phone
conversations and hang up without telling
you to whom he was talking what it
about?
AT A PARTY
does he disappear at a party and re-
turn with a strange flower in his buttonhole
and stranger lipstick on his collar?
2-When he's cornered with an attractive
girl and you loom the scene, does he:
Warn Here comes Bad News"
Say Cheese it, the BattleaXe?"
Greet you with NOV what's the mat
ter?"
Turn his back and pretend he doesn't
see you?
Start talking weather, war or politics?
3-Does he introduce you with
Here's why I have to stay home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Sneaks out to use the pay phone at
the drugstore
Whispers furtively I'll call you back
later"
Bolts and bars all doors?
Chats blthcly about the weather when
ever you loom within earshot?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

10 travel some day
without including you
in his plans?
22-When you go
out together does he
pace a yard and a half
ahead while you tag
along behind ?
23-Does he call you
such indecorous nick
names as:
Dumpy?
Grouchy?
Snoopy?
Fatty?
Piano legs?
24-Do you have to
remind him that.
All women love pres
ents ?
He used TO send you
flowers ?
Your bir h d a US
about TO roll around?
You like to dance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

licitously bows and scrapes to others, do you
have to:
Mix your own drinks?
Struggle into your own coat?
Hunt for someone to talk to?
13-Does he bemoan the fact that he's
married and out of circulation ?"
14-When he spots you adjoining the side
lines does he pretend he doesn't notice you?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14
Supreme Liberty Has So, 600, 900
Gain In NelU Business In 1911
Still Growing Faster Than Any Other
Business OF Its Kind

strength and stability are S763 602 Sc
IN stocks. bonds and other secur-
ties Included among these are
bonds Of the United States govern
ment and leading cities, public
utilities, railroads and industrial
concerns Two hundred fifty thou
sand FIVE hundred seventy ight
persons have policies with the COM
pany
Oficers and directors Of the SUI
preme Liberty Life are; Harry H.
Pace, president; 7. X. Gibson, chair
man and treasurer; W Ellis Stew
art, secretary; Ear B Dickerson,
general counsel; J G lsh Jr
agency officer; DR., NJ. o. Bousheld
medical director; A A Alexander
Claude A Barnett A. P Bentley
Or. f W. Beasley Rev. Henry Al
len Boyd Rev R l.. Brady B J
BrsXton. Bishop W c. Brown
Louis c Bulloch, F II Carry, Dr.
E A Carter, A l.. Foster George
L. Gaines. Francis S. Grant, r. X
C ibson Jr., c. W Hadnott, DR. r l.
Jones. James H Jones. Leroy Low
cry. Theophilus NJ Mann. Rev H
D Martin, F A McGInnis Dir. P
NJ Murray DR. James W Parker.
DR. Marshall F Ross. John W Rox-
borough and W H. WORKMAN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

The Surname ihertv 7 ife Insur-
-, - -
shce company continue us p"e
nomenal gains IN insurance IN force
with step5up OF S9o92'2bo Tor me
year 1871. according 10 report re-
leased THIS week by Harry II race
president, Who pointed Out mai
the company despite lis compara-
tive youth, is growing faster IMAM
any other business OF Is KIND IN
the world.
Supreme Liberty Lie wnich
celebrated It's 2otn> anniversary IN
l94l' now has totalsof 500 1913 oo2
insurance IN force "nlcn Is a rec
ORD breaking, an Tune nIgh among
me nearly % Negro NE ihsur shce
companies opeFatlhs IN Ihe Ohf'eu
states Ioosy'
TOTAL ADMITTED aSsels OF me com
pany amount 10 s2'so4'oo4'S'' repre-
sentlns a gam Tor Inc year OF s'oo'-
Ss2 81 Its income Tor tne year
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14
DOwningtown's Fees VIII
Be Increased This Month

DOWN1NGTOWN. Pa.-The con-
tinuinR increase in the cost OF
operation. due 10 sharply rising
prices Of food. maintenance and in
dustrial supplies and equipment has
finally brought about a modest IN
crease in the monthly charge for
students at Downlngtown Industrial
school Starting March /. parents
are required 10 pay slS per month,
instead OF the SIT originally
charged
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14
Augustan Injured When
Struck BY Automobile

AUGUSTA. Ga.-Rooert S. Sells
suffered compound fracture'of the
lef, leg and ,aceratlons on The head
When struck by an automobile on
Sunday, March Police listed N
f Sander. Of Gaffney 5 C., as the
driver Of the machine which struck
sells.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

A. Roscoe Tyler, chairman OF
Member. Get a Member" effort
says that every member and
friend can wear a handsome "Y"
Emblem Pin by getting "a man to
join the Y.M.C.A. during the cele
bration of our seventeenth ami
versary. This pin will be awarded
by DR.. Claiming II. Tobias, the
national senior secretary, on the
night of the annual dinner,
Friday March 81 This Member
Get = Member" idea may do away
with future campaigns at the "Y."
The Membership committee has
elected A. Roscoe Tyler, super
visor Of the Great Lakes Mutual
Life Insurance company. 10 do
this job.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Christmas Dance
Given keesIer Men

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

Odd Fellows Ledge
Elected Officers On
Tuesday Mig h 1

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