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Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
THE pOST-PRESS

Established 1926.
Published Sundays as combined issue
of Imperial Valley Press and the
Morning Post. by the Imperial Valley
Publishing Company. 625 State ST., FL
Centre, California.
Paul Jenkins. Publisher
and President.
A. C. Johnston. Vice President and All
vcrtising Manager; Catherine NJ. Jcn-
kins, Secretary.
Member United Press, California News
paper Publishers Assn. Holiday
Co. Inc, national representatives
Rates, in combination with either The
Morning Post or Imperial Valley Press:
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flat.
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office as 2nd class mail.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
Churches
Schools

Imperial Valley Pro America
chapter will observe Pan American
day, April ID, with good neighbor
program at which officials of the
Mexican and United States gov
ernments, headed by Gov. Rodolfo
Sanchez Taboada of Baja Cali
fornia, will be the speakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
Called to Valley
By Illness

Mrs. P. A. Murray of San Diego
returned to the valley Friday morn
ing to be at the bedside of her
father, j. Ed Armstrong of Holt
vile, who is critically i'll. having
suffered four strokes in the past 10
days.
DR.. Buron N. Armstrong of Los
Angeles, a son, being i'll is unable
to come to the valley at present.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
PAGE THREE
yoHXsoN 5fSx!ea in Hollywood

everyone in the audience feel pleas
antly crude and awkward by the
lightness of her walk, the grace of
her manners, the sweetness of her
voice and the wit of her acting
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
NEW DONATION

Another group of youngsters who
are doing their bit in the war ef-
fort are the members of the But
ton Up Your Lip Club who recent
" made another donation to the
Red Cross of $1.55. Members OF
the club are David and Danny
Nuffer, Clark Jacobs, Joanne Full
mer, Johnnie and Jimmie Dormann
and Mark Riley
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11

Chpelia Valenzuela first semes-
ter freshman student at Douglas
High school, is winner of the es-
say contest conducted at the school
as part of this weeks observance
of Negro National Health Week.
Ophleia's essay on How Can the
Health of Douglass High School
Students Be Improved for the War
Effort?" is full of practical and
sound suggestions, and is as fol-
lows:
I'VE students of Douglass High
school can do a lot toward the aid
ing Of health during this war ef-
fort, and I think that the girls
can do more than the boys. The
boys should take better care of
themselves and athletic training
will keep them fit and healthy so
that they may pass the army phys
ical examination.
For us girls there are many
things we can do, it is as much of
a job to win this war as it is for
the soldiers who are in the battle
front, and our help here is just as
important, but health is the first
thing we must conquer before we
are able to do anything else.
Il will mention some Of the
start with health in our home. This
we can do by the study of home
nursing which is possible for all
the girls to learn.
I'm the study of home nursing
the girls will be taught to care for
the sick at home, in this way if
any member of the family happens
to get sick, you will know what
to do and it will not be necessary
to call a doctor. If all the girls
would do this there wouldn't be a
need for so many doctors, especial
ly now that the doctors are needed
in the army and there aren't very
many in the city either, and II
the doctor can't answer your call
YOU must know what to do.
FIRST AID
First aid is also very neceS-
sary to know. for in case of an
emergency during a black-out or
an air raid or an accident and
you happen to be there, you would
be able to help anyone who needs
your assistance, for the Red Gross
nurses wouldn't be able to get to
all persons in red at the same
time.
1--WE must also try to stop cpl
denies and try to prevent them by
vaccinations and quarantine.
I'VE must also avoid visiting pa
tientS that have contagious dis
eases, for we might catch them and
spread them without knowing it,
I'VE can tell the mothers not to
let their children go barefooted
and without wraps during the win
ter so as to prevent as many colds
as possible.
I'VE can also check our water
conditions and try to find out
whether the water we are drinking
is as pune as it can be.
Another thing We should do is
to study about the food we are
eating. we have not been paying
very much attention to the food
we have eaten every day. We have
eaten only what we liked and net
thought whether IL is the proper
fOoC or not.
Especially now that all the food
is at.Cled. We must be sure that
in using our stamps we should buy
the food that will aid our health,
for our food is important for good
health
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Alleging extreme cruelty, MyrtSe
CLANCY Friday, sued o. B. CLANCY
for divorce. She said they married
in Brackettville, Texas. January 8,
1918, and separated at Utopia, Tex
as, on June 13, 194l.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
CANTEEN AIDES

Mrs. Jack Wardlow, new Red
Cross canteen chairman has called
meeting of all canteen aides, and
of those interc5 ed in the Red
Cross canteen program for Monday
night, 7:30 o'clock at headquarters,
100 North Fifth.
RED CROSS GIFT
In the recent Red Cross dona-
tions from the audiences of the
movie theaters, this incident oc-
Cured. While a staff assistant
was taking contributions in the
lobby of the Ell Centre theater,
among those who gave was small
Monde boz Looking up with
wis'f full expression, he said. Il want
20 give something"
The staff assistant put the col
lection pan down to receive his
pennies. Now wait just minute" ="
he said. Il have some more" After
rummaging through his pockets he
put in two more pennies. Then in
n most solemn voice he said, Il
wish I had more to give because l
have a big brother out there some
where in the service.
Lets shake hands, replied the
staff assistant, because l have a
son somewhere out there in the
service"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
Announcements
Of Ne e+inQs

Ell Centre Camp Fire cOuncll Will
meet Monday noon. 1915 at the
California hotel.
st. Paul's Guild will meet Tues
day. D. m. for luncheon and
business meeting at the j. L. Nc
Kim ranch, Imperial, with Mrs.
McKim and Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox
as hoStesses. Reservations should
be made with Mr.. M. M. Dizney,
telephone 1860.
Twice Told Tales section of the
Ten Thousand club will meet Mon
day, 2 u. m. at the H. c. Diller
home. 473 Hamilton with Mrs. Will
liam Burke. Jr.. Holtville, in charge
of the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-11
Church Reports
Finances in
Good Shape

With the church completely out
Of the red into the black. with
every department showing a bal
ance in it's treasury, with a 10 per
cent gain in membership despite
absences of members, a gain in
benevolences, all these factors were
indicative of the fact that the
Presbyterian church has just COM
pleted one of the most successful
years in history.
These facts were brought out at
the annual meeting of the congre-
CATION and corporation Friday
night in the church.
The church now numbers G34
.,rmbers and 36 young men in th>
mebbers and SO young men in the
armed forces. The sum of the
benevolences this year was 5000
over the previous year, and in the
various departmental reports, splen-
did progress was indicated.
REPORTS
Church scnool reports were made
by Mrs. Freeman c. Witt. superin-
tendent; Mrs. Hazel Gallagher,
secretary; Mrs. Evalena Moore.
children's department; A. J. Smaller,
finances, youth organization.
Mrs Olin Gresham reported for
the choir; 1t. Bertil Froeberg,
USMC, young peoples activities
Lev Mcintosh, Los Amigos; Mrs.
Gresham, guild; Mrs. j. D, Nesbitt,
World Friendship Circle; Ray
mond c. Reeder, the session: DR..
George w. Thoams, the pastors
report.
At the corporation meeting, G. G.
Bennett was elected moderator; the
report of the trustees was made by
O. j. Bradshaw; of the treasurer,
by Hazel Gallagher; the financial
report and budget, by j. r. Fahs.
ELECTION
Trustees elected were: 0. j.
Bradshaw, George C. Adams, j. r.
Fahs, Hazel Gallagher, j. D. Mes
bitt, Mrs. Olin Gresham, F. H
Mitchell.
c. w. Dyer, Judge Vaughn N
thompson, Elmer w. 1edlu "Cie
reelected elders, and o. r. Crash
am, elected elder.
Appreciation was expressed TO
Emily Kaford, Zona North. or
ganists, and to Doris BriSco, re-
elected choir director. A. j.
Smaller was named director OF the
budget
Preceding the meeting was a de-
licious chicken dinner, of which
Mrs. F.. H. Mitchell was in charge
with Mrs. w. D. Carey in charge OF
the dining-room, and Mrs. Donna
Holloway as hostess. Girls OF the
Westminster Fellowship, assisted in
serving.
Dorothy Ann Mitchell led the
"singspiration' with Elaine Pie
mons at the piano; Alma Hulme led
the devotional service; music in
cluded numbers by trio compos-
ed of Dorothy Ann Mitchell, Helen
and Jackie Womack, with accom-
paniments by Mrs. North; an in
strumental duet by Janet ano
Phyllis Lytle, accompanied by their
mother, Mrs. j. T. Lytle.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

the KRR In the American servioe
Col. Campbell pointed out, is that
Of the United States Marines, with
its continuing traditions and pride
In the service.
And no marine need turn up ht
nose at the fact that this analogy
was drawn at the regiments after
noon tea, for In this respect, at
least. the KRR has departed far
from the ways Of Rogers Rangers.
Tea is as much an established Gus
tom here as in any other British
regiment.
At this same tea, by the way, arose
discussion which may be of in
terest to marines-the origin of the
term horse marines" Col. Camp
bell believes 1t arose in the British
Navy when marines were a rather
select group kept on board only to
maintain discipline and sailors were
down-trodden group of largely
shanghaied men. On only one occa-
sion were the marines called on to
do any manual labor-when the
ship was leaving port.
Then the order would come:
Sailors to the yard-arms, marines
to the hawsers."
Sailors were not used on the ropes.
They might have too much tempta-
ton to Jump overheard and swim
ashore. especially If the ship was
leaving at night when they would
have some chance Of success In get
ting away.
Thus came the term "hawser
marines'-since corrupted to horse
marines"
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Britain Sets Aside Sunday
To Give Thanks for Victory
y the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. May 14.-Next Sunday
has been set aside by the British
government as day of prayer and
thanksgiving for the victory in
North Africa.
An official statement issued with
the approval Of the King urged that
church bells throughout England
peal out a message of victory just as
they did following the rout of the
Axis forces from Ell Alamein.
Church leaders were asked to offer
special prayers Of Thanksgiving. A
national service Of thanksgiving will
be conducted at place and time
yet to be announced, the statement
said.
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Conservation OF
Bishop Attended
BY P~oscugouluns

the Rev. Fftgifick Reseh M
Fred Taylef ard Mf ana Mu
Robert = Carter returned Thurs
day from Jacksnn where they
attended the neftiet II eouae
Grafton so tfs Rev nuntan Cray
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The eonNeefation lgak place ~
beaulfal st AndfeN church
and Was attended IS miesss spd
iaymen from All over Mississippi
and ~ bishops from other DE-
eeses IN the United States
The conservation was nsde ~
The TT Rev Henry st Geeaee
Tucker. DID. s r y. LID pre-
siding bishop ~ tbs Epsseepai
church IN tie unlled stasss 2he
VS. assisted as ihs H Hss The
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Circles Meet In
Homes q Members
Baptist Church

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EAST MOSS POINT BNpTIsT

seh~dule ~ Sefvsres
$50 A M-SunAAy erhaoi
10 81 A Morning sermon
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TO p. M-EvanTelistr Mes.
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meeting
The public Is cordially tnvatei
10 worship with US
MONTE A DAVIS
Pastor
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Moss POINT

Schedule for the week May %
~
Sunday
0s4 5 n. Church school
100 . m sermon. subject
Seeking the Lord for Life
ff5 p m. Youth Fellowship
kW 2 m. Sermon subject
witnesses for Christ.
Monday
30 . m. Wonans Society
Wednesday
10 90 . m. W0mans Sseiety
Zone meeting III Mos Point
Methodist Church
30 . m- choir practice
800 D m. md week services
You all find . wsieone II hHl
ouT sxfvicH1
ANDREW J BE0YLEs
Pastor
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LUTHERAN

So ) Psseagealla Street
sunday Aaey Is
~Youth Sunday
500 3 M sunday school BIZ
ule classes Willard DeForrest,
ssperintendent Miss Catherine
s ASH. orgsnlst lesson. The AS
ceuslOn
Note All Suaasy sgn0ol class.
= viii meet IL the respective
e.sssrooms Of the parish house fol
opening devotien
1900 3 m. DIVINE serpler. Mlss
hlIns Mesane aTasHsst kpisise
iesson, TIM 48-Io Gospel les
aon Luke zs4lss2 sermaaga
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deolcsteo Il TIE youth ii the
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a0ih anniversary If me yoandine
Of me Walther League InlerHla.
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The Gulf Ceasi Zone Of tine
D1xie DistrAt q Nslsher Ieaeae
International wla rally - Fciey
Ala beginning 1t 30 D. nj Cars
VIII lesve for tiie Golden Juhi-
lee 81 100 . IA.
Wednesday
$50 D. M Choir xeae8rEsA
Thought for the week The
Food mat yn4ath iearna. sge aoea
not forget
REV FREDERICK a GRAEF
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HEoncAnIzED CHURCH CO
LATTER DAY SAINTS
sE4*aWHKa Has

Church sehsgok GAS = 4 saEH
Sunday ] l. harlow
l~faH supper "a = n af
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evening services. fA =
tafH Sunday
&uHs#H department HaEaa
fAsN esxIH either MagaiaH
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faNh WEDNESDAY
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FIRsT BAPTIsT cHuRcA

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
PaseaE0Ala Miss
Sunday
gs5 a M, Sunday SCHOOL r. A
Marston Superintendent
IIOu a ~ noFninp wersinp
945 p. 81 HfslNlne union
Mrs Walter Treltern, director
e00 = NJ, evening worship
Wednesday,
zoo p a. teachers sand Of.
iicers meeting
500 r IA prayer meetsRa
Friday
sg0o ~. IA cholr rehearsal. X
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We weioeras al visitors 10 JAR
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= ave the service men worship
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Il 4 MAhSTON.
Eduesflonsl Director
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METHODIST
Corner Dupont Ave and South
HasczEoula street
SunaaF-
1000 a NJ Church school.
100 A NJ Morning worship
{ 80 y NJ Youth Fellowship
TO y NJ Evening worship
Monday
$50 = NV S { s-circles
One and Two
Tuesday
$50 b NJ " S c g-cirois
Three
Wednesday
TO = ~, Prayer meeting.
e00 r. N. Cholf rehearsal
Z " uLMER
Pastor
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EscATAwPA BAPTIST
CHURCH

1000 a M. Sunday eehooi. n
X Crop. superintendent
II 90 a M, morning worship.
$50 Training uasas Mr. Joe
Robinson. director.
Ts30 p NJ. song service.
500 = NJ preaching
Monday. TOO = NJ " NJ S
Thursday, tbs =. NJ. prayer
meeting.
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Pastor.
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n PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

zzs CHnfe Street
sandsy-
IS . m Sunday school
1000 . n Elb.e classes - ihs
mause
HD0 : ~ morning Wqrsaa
subject Cos Hamhles
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saO 3 M evening worship
al1sect Ihe sffaHEatenen Llue
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10 > n prayer sEoaap Az
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Tuesday
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ST JOHNS
CHuncH

Corner Pine and 1--we Oak St
The Fourth Sunday After Eas
Ter.
SUNDAY Services
Tss0 8 N, HOY Communion
and sermon
1000 . N. Saaasy School
100 3 m maDing pEayaI
ana sermon The rector stall
pHesCn tire sermon entitled
Whittier Gs0esf Ilaea7
Monday
$50 3 m ue seEi0I bf0sd
casts over Radio Station MGGM
I2s0 kiIoeseles Re subjees II
todsvs radio address a. In the
Crave -Four Days
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ASSEMBLY or COD

ASSEMBLY or GOD
Co North Paaeaeos4ls street.
Phone Sal
auneag-
1906 A. ~ SAsnaay school e
class foF every ags9. - Laoien
Hart Asperinxenaenf
HW = n Moznlas ~oEship
service Sernaon y ne psstaf.
GO r ~. Chrlsiss Ambasss
dofa Hseei A service fsr tte
seEng peapie.
Fs0P N. ExsnseIisue SERVES
serHsH ~ she psssag.
Tuesday
80 r n ceftsgt pgayer
meeting IA various hsasss a. the
cts.
Wednesday
1910 A ~ Ladies cottage
prayer meeting
Thursday
80 y H. Prayer nssst1ag -at
r. church
Welcome 70 al sefKlne4
KENNETH ERWIN
Pastor
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SEVENTH DAY AnvEHTfsT

Recreation hoon. Federal Hous-
IA PROTEST Tenth street
saU day
so A 81 sabbath school
sl0s 30 A 81 Morning worship
al visitors welcome We sk-
ienc fo the public > hearty inyi
tstian 10 come and worship witn
Is.
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Pastor
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Flower Show AT
USO Club Rooms
A Great Success


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Moss Point Church
News
KREoLr METHODIST

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Rev a PAYNE
Pastor
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JOE barrow superintendent
ITO A - and TO F ~
Preaching service every haasag.
Eco u Nv T. b enfa asiH
Day. Cecil Mcdonald. iesdsf
tW 7 ~ Prayer ars
each Thursday
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cHBacH OF THE \

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cHuaoa or COB

100 A M-sunaay school
ga@ EaFn0w superintendent
IIW a ~ and 30 p NJ
rreaehane service every Sandsy
&c + Nv / = eaeh .Assa
Is. Cecil McDo4ala. leader
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PASTOR
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
nApTf9T chuncn

hANTN4I CMUNGH
hasou Gs80ue Casanan1gy
Sunday Selsoal. iaW as.
Louis Lander. superintendent
MoEning Service. 1laU0 AAn..
second and fouFth Ssandays
Young peoples Meeling TOO
pm.
Evening Service Ta1Q pm
Prayer Service every Hhurndsy
1t : 30 pm
We extend an invitation ~ ali
10 attend THESE services
]. s JENKINS,
Pastor.
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KHEoLE BAPTIST CHURCH

KHEoLE BAPTIST CHURCH
KFeele hisassMppi
8lzn0aE
80 4 y Sunday aenasi Mrs
5oln Haafsla, superintendent
to- n and e00 4 n wog
zlAp saEYsee
100 z - Training unlen
TaeaaaF-
TO ? * " n S It church
Wednesday
rs r n uAossssk prayer
service
Everyone oafaaslly MFitsd a.
NaTzH5p Wifh us
hes JEWELL a0La0N.
Pastor
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ORANGE GROVE
METHODIST cHuhcH

90 90 A M-SnndaF School.
l@e I'LL superintendent
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after the SECOND Sunday af eseh
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rorlcr Dc cLERcYMEN \ cHuRch oFrIcrAs

NOTICE % CIERCYMEN AND CHURCH OFFICERS.
The ChnancleStar and Advertiser IS DESTROYS q keep
8ng standing on TINS page under the head nf ~Ghurch News
8 complete and cnFrcs directory Il all the churches IN oar
area. n9uIS q services special meetings ard other mAtteFs
II interest 10 uaf xhUrrh people To make THIS directory cum
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IS we wish 60 publish tbs drestory - TIE FFAdas issue II
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the latest
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FIRST Baptist CHURCH
MaAa Point

MnNa Point
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TFainiug Union 1t 100 J. ~
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REV J v BROCK. Pastor.
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ANNelalk Pastor
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oUR LADY or VICTORIES

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Religious instruction on Sun
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scao0i students On Sunday At
$50 an.
Esptisms By appointment
T. j. CAREY.
Pastor.
J T MARTIN.
Assistant Pastor
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