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Butter and Euus

Butter and Eggs
Detroit. Mich, Mar. G.
BUTTER-45-46c.
EGGS-Whites U. S. Extras (Grade
Al, large, 40c; medium, 35ls.
CSC; U. S. Standards (Grade
b, large, 3sc; medium, 35.
SIC; Browns, U. S. extras. (grade
Al, large, Sc; medium, $3.50.
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Daily Market Report

sack. No. !. s1.sO-21e; No. 2.
$3.50.
PARSNIPs-No. l, sl.75-2.25 bu.
POTAToES-No. l, s3.l5 100-lb.
sack.
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To Visit Husband

Mrs. Helen Nelson left Friday to
spend a week with her husband,
Corp. William Nelson, New York.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harry Esch, 20, and Susan Hub
bard, 10,
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underaoes Operation

Herbert Button was operated on
Sunday for appendicitis at st. Jo-
seph's Hospital, Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Rita and Vic

Whether you are for their ro-
nance or against it the most
colorful Hollywood romance of
1912 was Rita Hayworth and
Victor Mature.
Certainly Rita and Vic pro-
vided plenty of material for my
column as well as dozens OF
magazine stories and covers.
These two were interviewed
and photographed everywhere
with Rita in lovely ermineS and
Vic, fresh as paint, in his coast
guard uniform
The first inkllne I had that
Rita and VIC were going
steady was when she asked me
if she might bring a certain
Mr.. Austin" along on party
and who should the mysterious
Mr. Austin" turn Quito be but
Mons. Mature
II was at the theater in New
York when Laura Turner called
me long distance from Holly
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Unjust Criticism

But / noticed in various quar-
tiers, IN spite of all tins quick
and easy external admiration for
a Broadway event, a certain SuS-
plcion that Chekhov IS old hat,
that his play is one OF his lesser
works, that il has no particular
point at the present moment and
that, beyond its display of some
celebrated actors submerglng
their stellar egos IN compara-
lively small parts. all quantity
remote IN time and place, it is
of no special Importance
At this point l foam slightly
AT the typewriter.
am willing 10 bow in honest
salute 10 those who are bored by
Chekhov and frankly admit IT,
/ am willing 10 recognize and
make allowance for. the obvious
fact that 10 people only super
ilcially interested IN the theater,
ChekhovS thoughtful comedy,
hlS surgical perception of char
actcr ms carefully constructed
twilight zone Of emotion. are all
as far away from the braSh Stri-
dcncy of popular playgoing. as
Romeo and Juliet Is from nfu-
Ncal comedy If those who prefer
musical comedy only had the
courage 10 say 30.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

Miss Cornell and Mr., MeClintic
would be the first 10 recognize
this themselves.
For Chekhov's play, his most
complicated and difficult, is di-
rectly on the great subject OF
the modern dramatic bitter
ness, futility and unhappiness of
self-deluSion.
If the great realists have not
succeeded in showing people that
they are the victims of their
own illusions, that lives are lost
not in living, or dying, but IN
trying 10 escape reality, that
Self-pity, fru stration, humbug
and all the other narcotic eS-
capeS are so much poison in
lifetime of death. then all the
work of Ibsen, and his prophet
F. $ shaw OF Hauptmann, Cork,
Chekhov and the rest of the
mighty modernS, has be en- IN
VAN.
We might as we'll go back TO
the pretty poSturlng of the ro-
mantle theater of cloa k and
sword, and be done with It.
This theater of realism, or
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

reality, Is strong meat. IT comes
boldly down 10 a way Of living
in the world.
In Chekhov'S case, il o m e
down 10 a clinical diagnosis Of
what was wrong with the people
in the world he wrote about.
II was no temporary illness OF
the human race he described, no
vague fever chart, specifically, OF
what was the matter with car
ist Russia as modern survival At
of feudal Europe.
The heartbreak house that he
and Shaw put on the stage was
not an economic I a te or a
Swooning die-away dramatiza-
tion of an old disease.
If ChekhoV hasn't written a
blueprint for the way people fool
themselves with a plain warning
of the danger, he has written
nothing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
inside SDehoh highest Paid Athlete AAmd~g Whws NsiovrAl
.LoueNd Parsons Passes
Out a Few Bouquets
Continued from First Stage Page

so fond of one another can ever
be amusing.
But Edna is an am azing
woman.
She doesn't believe in wearing
her heart on her sleeve with so
much suffering going on in the
world.
And so with a chin-up atti-
tude and a philosophy of I'VE
dood it," she gave me the story
of their parting straight from
the shoulder and seasoned with
humor.
Being a personal friend TO a
movie star is sometimes hard on
a columnist's reporting instincts.
Going east on the same train
with Joan Bennett, she confided
she and Walter Wanger were
expecting the long-legged bird,
but she sWore me TO secrecy
because Joan thought it was too
soon.
kept my promise and almost
lost the story because what hap
pens but my good friend in New
York, Louis Sobol, rumorS:
"Were Joan Bennett and Wal
ter Wanger talking about baby
booties the other day with their
heads so close together over a
luncheon table,"
That. my friends, is the risk
you run.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Chekhovs Drama, Staring ComeI,
Desevedy One Of Wodds Greatest

they are numcrouO II is not
Chekhov' S fault
Wherever the play fails the
failure is not some Shortcoming
In the dramatiSt or even In his
modern audience.
II is simply that the produc-
tion has fallen short of COM
plctely capturing the full mean
ing of the text.
From the very terms Of their
own tireleSs and devoted work
/ 90 so far as 10 believe that
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

addition TO the worlds store OF
expression, understanding and
creation, then it is not classic.
If Chekhov's play means moth
ing today, then Miss Cornells
lavish production is merely a
Quixotic stunt, a parade OF
splendid personalities. a tribute
not to one of the masters OF the
drama. but to the box office.
| think the point is worth
taking seriously, because If even
our foremost actress holds an
ideal of the theater higher than
the critics we may as well admit
that criticism is in a bad way.
that the leadership of the the
ater rests with the great stars
and that the standards OF re-
viewing are not with the creators
of immortal dramas. but merely
IN the lcdgerS OF transient
Broadway economy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

wood to teNp me she and Steve
Crane were expecting a baby.
II promised I'D let you know"
said Lana, "and I've been nearly
two hours trailing you around
q give you the story"
There have been other hiS
news stories that broke over the
year - some unfortunate ana
tragic such as the Tony-Marun
navy affair and the Errol Flynn
trial.
But the stories l have men
toned have had the greatest
personal interest 10 me and are
the ones that maze life interest
ing and exciting for a gal re-
porter.
Once again ] ask;
Who will provide my most
fascinating news stories Tor
1913?
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Born TO Be Busy

How he does IL all, nobody
knows. but he evidently was
born to be busy he went TO
high school at Milan, was foot
ball captain, president OF his
class. and wrapped up an ALA
record in his classes besides.
Naturally he doesn't h a V Q
much time for football practice.
but he stands 6 feet = and
weighs 2f5. Coach Gembis ar
ranged TO hold a private prac-
fice session for him every day,
from ll.30 10 1890, and IT
seemed 10 be enough.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Photographic Trend

NOTES AROUND TOWN:
There seems TO be something IN
common between entertainers
and photography. Rudolph
Galante, Of the dance team of
Galante and Leonardo at the
Statler Terrace Room, is
camera fan and expects 10 open
q studio when he finishes dane
in Billy Bray, OF Woods
and Bray, has started a studio
IN Kansas City, although he still
does some dancing John
Joseph, Of the Statler Lounge,
has gone into the same business,
in Detroit.
Seems 10 be a new trend in
jalopy-decoratIng. Where these
hacks used 10 be Scrawled with
remarks like "Hiya. TootS" We
saw one the other day with
l. Ole y-painted Buy War
Bonds That's an elegant
sentiment - but how about
dumping the whole jalopy into
the jalopy collection for scrap?
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
BY JOHN ANDERSON


NEW YORK, Jan. -
TOWARD Katharine Cornell'S
Il star strewn and otherwise
distinguished production of
Chekhov's Three Sisters" most
of the critics displayed suitable
enthusiasm, hailing il as it
should be-a notable, carefully
wrought illumination of one of
the admitted masterpieces of the
modern drama.
Nicely a d Just cd adiectiveS
were trotted out TO praise the
work of such players as Miss
Cornell herself and Judith An
derson, Ruth Gordon, Edmund
Gwenn and the others.
As director, Guthrie McChntlc
got the sort Of notices which a
fine conductor, Mr.. ToScanini LET
us say, gets when he conducts a
vast. complicated and significant
piece of music with all the
searching precision and clarity
he commands on such great oc-
CaSionS. SO far. so good.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Actors Appreciate II

Tn the face of critical com
plaisance and lip service 1t is
iolting to think that the actors
playing Chekhov have deeper
appreciation for his genius than
the reviewers whose business II
is to7interpret the actors work
in terms of Chekhov'S intent.
As much as I admire Miss
CornelrS unselfiSh devotion to
her true values of the drama, as
brilliant and even astonishing as
parts of her ChekhoV production
are in the achievement Of fine
actors who have not been
trained together long, l think 1t
Is necessary TO point out that
whatever defects there are at
the Barrymore Theater tand
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

However, the fact that il
is a university-in-t
life gives il a different favor
all its own. including pos
session OF one student who is
known as the highest paid
college football player in the
country.
Not thar Wayne rs proSelyt-
ing lis athletes, This fellow is
Jim Hannah, a freshman who lS
working fun time as a tool and
diemaker, besides carrying hlS
full scholastic load and playing
football IN season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

yin Bartling. a Detrolter before
he Joined the army.
incidentally, for women who
don't want 10 join the WAACS,
WAVES or SPARS, there's a
service operating in Detroit to
find Jobs for wives of men who
have gone into service. Mrs.
Esther Gitlin is in charge of II.
Meantime we like Phil Bakers
gag which was passed along TO
US.
Just got post card from n
defense worker. He says, 'Hav-
ing wonderful time-and-a-half" ""
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Best Bet: War Stamps

Overheard in q Sanders store
by ID. w: a customer receiving
a s. bill IN change inquired
faceuously.
"And do sou give tips on
horses with every 50 bill:"
Replied the girl.
Certainly. United States war
stamps in the first race--it's
money I'm the bank"
No wonder the stamp sales
are holding Lp
We Gc' q KICK out OF this Y
mail letter. passed on 20 as by
Vernon Mcdonald OF NewTort.
who works al the Ford plant.
The letter is from a former
buddy az Ford who,is nOw with
the air force n LondOn The
letter. in part reads
The American soldiers do
mated their turkey 20 the
hospitals for Thanksgiving.
Christmas and New Years, but
We don't miss 10 much. Give me
hamburger any day."
The letter Is from sgt. Mel
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Classic or NOT Classic

Wnat 7 canuot understand Is
ho" "Three SISTERS cam be-
called in one breath q master
piece az the drama and a mod
en classic. and In the next
found 10 hold no present values
and pertinent meaning.
~ 4 ClassLc Il. NOT. 2 norr,,arAnr,t
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Active in Union

As II Hannah didn't have
enough 10 DO, he's also active IN
The union at the plant where he
works, is delegate 10 the
Wayne County CIO Council and
the Tool and Die Council, and -
a member of the publicity COM
mittee of the Dodge local.
Sometime soon. whenever 1T
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Jim AMMAN on War job
Besides PIdyin8 Football
And Studying for Law
By JACK PICKERING

WE ALWAYS thought that Wayne University wasn't
w getting its due share Of glory mainly because it is
situated smack in middle Of the city instead of being out
in the country somewhere with lot Of pasture to use for
campus plenty for fraternity houses and the other
window dressing that usually goes with college
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

can be cleared through the
proper channels, he's due 10
make a national radio address in
behalf ol. labor.
BY the way. he's not taking
any soft snap Of a college course
either. He's a pre-law student
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Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF WASH
tsnaW
In chancery
Marion Richard. Plaintiff, W
Howard Richard Defendant.
Suit pending IN tho Circuit Court
Tor the County OF Washtenaw. in the
city Of Ann Arbor IN said county. on
July 6, 1919.
Present. George W. Sample. Cir
cult Judge
In this cause it appearing from the
affidavit on file that tAs defendant
Is not resident OF th!= state, and
that his last known post office ad-
dress was 925 =. ". Fourth Avenue.
Miami. Florida, on motion OF John !.
Kirk. attorney for plaintiff. It II ord
cred that the appearance OF the de-
PENDANT be entered In said cause with
In three months from the date OF
this order,
George w. Sample, Circuit judge
I.uella ". Smith. Clerk
Irene a. Soitz Deputy clerk
John =. Kirk, Attorney for
Plaintiff. Business Address: Ypsi-
lAnti, Michigan.
Adv. 2-a24
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Observation-Disclosures 10 the
second wartime convention Of the
Michigan American Legion were
returning home today satisfied IN
knowing that their ranks arc stu
strong and the LegiOn's voice is
potent. The 25th annual conven.
ton OF the state department, which
drew one OF the largest attend
ances in history with $500 lie.
gionnaIres registered, concluded
Sunday in typical Legion manner
rousing parade with drums beat
ing and bands blaring.
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Merchandise
Household Furnlshinos

Household Furnishings
FOR sALE-Full-sizsd metal baby
bed with good mattress fl5. Home
made dressing table and bench.
$3.50. Baby stroller $500. drawer
chest 800. Oak extension table
with leaves $500. Call after 9 p,
m. 52S Mause. Phone 2564-M.
SCREENS. Davenport, dishes. rug
linoleum. table, mirror, chair hall
tree, dressers. curtain roll vacuum
cleaner. kitchen cabinet many
other articles 2is Lincoln.
FOR SALE: / Oak Dining Room
Table and Buffet Sacrifice. iiS y.
Normal
FURNITURE Of room apt. Gas
stove. electric Washing machine,
rugs and pads. Ice box, radio, over.
stuffed chair Kitchen table, d!ret-
te set. 30 North Huron.
USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS for the
complete home. open Thurs. and
Fri. I've. 200 y. Main St, Ann
Arbor. Mich
OIL HEATER AND TANK
yos.
io7 North Huron
DOUBLE BED complete. day bed ?
burner gas plates, 20 gallon aqua
mum. table top twin laundry tubs
dishes and etc. 2is =. Prospect.
GAS sTOVE-Tappsn white table
top model Good condition. $40
cash. ss7 Washtsnaw Ave
WALNUT Dining Room suite In
good condition. O,her articles. los
y Norma -.
FOR sALE-Lsrge dresser bed with
box spring ana practically new
inner srr.nE mattress lew
Miscellaneous
FOR sALE-PlumbinE & Heating
supplies. Septic tanks. well casing
pipes and fittings. deep well. shall
low well and stump pumps. tools,
T. bui!t-in bathtubs sunbeam
furnaces, a. room circulating
heaters. Automatic Ras heaters. "
y. Campbell. plbg A. ming oregon
2ios. 1868 W. Warren, Detroit.
FEW thousand brick LEFT a. Old
cider Mil. West 81 Bomber plant
SIS per thousand. Cooper. 81 ~.
Prospect
ALI TYPES or PFsTAURAST
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
lo7 - Huron So
BABY BUGGY
fo.diuE type
SIS Davis St.
wanted To buV
WASTED-rsED WASHER
Any Make
=. p Rlps, 2l5s woodale
I WILL PAY CASH for a good up
night plano. Console or Grand.
Phone 2osI-M after 9 D m.
VIZ WILL PAY best cash price for
Old SEWING machine ana vacuum
cleaners sinner shop. Pm. sf2-W.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for
pianos. spire's apt Ipr.gats. 90
graads. Baldwin Piano Store
Prone SIS
POWER LAWN MONER- Write H.
g. Teets, Yps.ant.
Farm Products and Equipment
corn. POTATOES
TOMATOES aod Ct1e- Vegetables
1910 =. cross.
SEE rs fer your poultry feeds
equipment and remedies Morton
Poultry farm. Phone s5Rf. saline
Merchants soseislt
work Shirt. Socks. Pants, Goats.
gloves for Defense Workers.
Taorns Tire c. 800 r Michigan.
INSERsPEI%G MATTRESSES at
Jz2s0. s.eep Shop, 10 v. MIca4gan
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The Ypsilanti DaiyPress

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llshed daily except sunday with an
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FLINT. Mlch-UP-Flsher Body
Local ISL, United Automobile
Workers (ClO), was reported Mon
day TO have instructed its nine dele
gates to the JAWS international
convention In Buffalo Oct. 4 TO vote
against Union President Y. j.
Thomas and Walter Reuther, head
Of the unions General Motors de-
partment.
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Real Estate
Room and Board

Room and Board
WILL GIVE adequate care to one
child between one and two years
old, IN private home. All necess arY
equipment $1,000 week. 4l0 Maple,
Apt. :. Phone l77S-J.
WILL. BOARD and room : or chill
dren for working mother IN lovely
home Expert care. 5sil pellor Rd.
North OF Michigan Avenue, TWO
miles from Bomber.
WANTED: clean, pleasant home for
8 year old girl. ipsilant or Nlcinl-
~. Box P-lO care OF Press.
Wanted To Rer.
WANTED Responsible employed
middle aged couple desire three OF
four room furnished apartment
957 sheridan Ave, Apt. 8.
UNFINISHED HOUSE with four
rooms or more country or city
b. sept. /. VIII give references.
Keply h. e. Hansen Il. j. Ann
KITCHENETTE and bedroom fur
nishsd or unfuruished. Within area
Of bus station. Box N-9S care OF
Press,
GOVERNMENT MAN AND WIFE
seeking small furnts he'd apartment
Write Box P-s care Press.
WANTED-Middle aged couple de-
sire > room apartment or J room
with kitchen privileges, Private
bath Box P-s care or Press.
WANTED-Two or more furnished
or unfurnished rooms. Pvt. Lewis
Tate. Willow Run Air Base, Npsi-
lAuti.
WANTED - Large apartment or
house. Family with four children.
Children not destructive. Man war
worker Home needed Immediately.
Call 2535-W.
WANTED: Furnished o unfurnished
house or large apt for school year
. Local references. Pm. 50l-W.
Garage For Rent
GARAGE
FOR RENT
l2l College Place.
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Announcements
Lost and Found

LOST-About 9 keys with name and
address on tag. Please return 70
address Reward.
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Employment
Announcements
AuCIlON SALE

FRIDAY. AUG. 20 at 100 sharp
az 10 Elder 81.
Having sold my home and
moving - Florida I viii sell at
public auction az the corner OF
Elder 81. and L. s. ii2 just west
Of city limits the following:
Elcctrumaster Stove nearly new.
6 n. Norge refrigerator, ~
rugs, \ 2 rug. hall runners,
small rugs. davenport. occasional
rocker and chair. other rockers
& chairs. SpArton cabinet radio,
with new tubes. book case, desk,
tables, pc. dining room. suite.
cherry drop leaf table, walnut
bedroom suites with good springs
and mattresses. brass bed
springs ana mattress, wool matt
ress, dresser, pair pillows, ward
robe. DAY bed. hall tree. - pr.
curtains, floor lamp, table lamps.
: day clock, pictures, large mir
ror, dishes. ironing board hand
cultifat0r. hoe, rake and other
articles too numerous 20 men
tion. Terms cash ~ sale.
Leon Hathaway, proprietor
Milford Osburn, Auctinnssi
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Real Estate
houses rer Ssis

OWnYourHOme
FURNISHED HOME. Here Is
real opportunity room home.
al modern, With nice lot and
car garage. Complete set OF fur
rltuEe including electric stove
and refrigerator. owner 10 AnNi-
oas 10 sell and has authorized -
20 reduce price % only $3.50.
Requires substantial down pay
Went
COLLEGE HEIGHTS. Just listed.
good lots in this fine section
Tor only $500 each. A. thiN price
YOU can afford 70 buy one nov.
and build on - after tie war,
CLOSING ESTATE. $500 buys
modern 8 room house on South
Huron. Offered A. this low price
20 help settle Affairs OF an ss-
tate.
g. 900 DOWN: BUYS -. room house
on West side owners live below
and receive good income from
above Located on paved street.
Ehman & Greenstreet
REALTORS
40 W. Michigan. phOn. iI,T
NORTH PROSPECT ST. roou
house, hardwood floor down, hot
water heat, across street from ths
new homes. Nice garage barn
beautiful large trees, fruit ans
berries, A pretty place Price $500
Terms. II Peet. 50 y. Huron 81
Phone 1871
FOR SALE-Romulus Mich, illsI
Ozga Rd. 8 rooms and ha.h, hot
water heat basement. lots, ful
price $4,000.
6 ROOM modern home with larg,
breakfast nook nearly new Hol
land furnace, automatic hot watel
tank, bath. block from Michigan
s5775. Terms. II. Poet. So y. Huron
ST. Phone 1871
SIN ROOM modern house with gar
age attached. 5000. $4,000 down
on East Huron River Dr, JUS
outside city limits. Write Box n
80, care Press
6 ROOM modern bungalow. close in
West side. $3.50 Terms. u. Pset
20 \. Huron st, 1871.
READY SEPT. 18TH
New FHA-approved homes on Nc
Klnley and Harding Streets. Syl
Nester, 3o7 r. Forest. Phone tls
BETWEEN Ypsi and Ann Arbor
practically new : bedroom bunga
low, tile bath and kitchen. O. r. ho'
water heater. New oak floors. jus
off main highway. on good road
Ideal for Willow Run workers
$500 with reasonable down pay
ment. Phone 9o7S. Ann Arbor after
p. m.
; ROOM house on East Michigan
Ave, stool, bowl. close IN. 1880
Easy terms. ". Peet. 50 y. Huron
st Phone 1911
NEAR Holmes Road room house
insulated. good basement. Price
$500. II. Peet 50 \. Huron st.
Phone 1871
Business Properly
isan Ave. over 500 It. frontage
VIII exchange. H. peet, SO y. Hu
ron st, 1871.
Suburban Property
BECK ROAD ~ acres level land
good soil, reasonable price, terms
1850 down. $40 month. ". Peet. 81
n. Huron St. Phone 1874.
WEST SIDE HOUSE. nice garden
$1,000 II. Peet, 80 y. Huron St
Phone 1871.
Farms For Sale
20 ACRES near Traverse city. Trou
Stream. Good BldRs $4,000. lie,
May, Williamsburg, Mich. II. ?.
Brokerage csrds
REAL ESTATE - General Insurance
Ross X. Bower. iO3 W. Michigan
Phone $50
Real Estate Wanted
LIST your houses or farms with
Harry &. Peet. over % years real
estate experience. Many cash buy
ers waiting. II. PeeL 80 North
Huron St 1871.
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