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dyson, SADIE LAURIE NELSON. De
parted this life on Friday August 90,
ga sabE per 1A FfFdsno SE1soN bYsoN
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Norton. Mrs. Rachel Ann johnson, Mrs.
Mary Mason Brown. Mrs NJ si,, Betty E. Gray
Dsn MF Mse james P and W in6 Dso
dren, nineteen sreat-Rrandchildren and a
CURE Funeral Home on Monday. Au-
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this life on Thursdav. August Il; ia47,
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late sarah c, Gray, He leaves to mourn
their loss Iov ninss mother AnniGe Baker;
and Earl Gay; one sister. Florence Baker;
two brothers. James and Harry Baker;
three dTgghtersnlaw foster daush b.
At The W, Ernest jarvis Funeral Church
da$ 4 49g s f alsr 10 sa aH s't VIII
be :, held on SUNDAY, August -; At l. 20
terment Lomsx Church Cemetery y.' "a
GUNNELL, ETnLYN HoUGHToN. On
saturdayy oz AqEu aS, sS 1884, at her resi-
SOf a5fa9S Of kfaTo0f belo ND
wife Of Capt. John H Gunnel. u. s N.
Arlinsson National Cemetery, Please omit
flowers. "a
HARRIS; EDWARD F. On Friday. Au-
husbsnd Of Lillian Harris, father Ho Of Ed
ward S. Harris and brother of Mrs
Mamie Lee, Mrs. Alberta Harris Mrs.
Victoria Mackel and Mrs Irene Wilson.
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Monday, August 25. 80
HARRIS. LENA PEYToN. Departed
this, life on Tuesday, August 10, 1897,
PEYToN HARRIS. beloved mother OF
Misry: Ernest and Edward Pevvton. She
beth Jackson; one daughter-ir law Mrs
Helen Peyton, and other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at the
John + Rhines & Co: Funeral Home,
gust "a. at II am: thence to her late
residence. Funeral on Monday, August
%, from the Friendship Baptist Church
al ! pm..- Rev Robert T Cherry Off
clating Interment Arlington National
HARRIS. LENA PEYToN. Officers and
.>Nassyl members of James E. Walker
ASSNSA Unit: No. 20, American Legion
SKAM AUXILIARY; are are hereby, notified
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Sunday Mas August "a 4r IL M l9t1 at pm
MRS. PAUL1NE J. EeGLEsToN. 'e"'.
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2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Bur-
ial will be at
Andrew Chapel,
Fairbanks Coun-
ty, Va.
1t. Balderson,
who was Wash
ington's Oldest
police officer at
the time of his
+ e t ire ment in
194l, died Thurs
day at his home.
Cos Quackenbos
street NV.
A police officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
HyuttsviIIe Host
For Pin Tourney

Most of the bowling stars In
the washington area. along with
many others are expected to COM
pete tomorrow in a Bowlers- Vic
tory Legion Runyon Cancer Fund
handicap tournament at the air
conditioned Hyattsville Recrea-
ton.
From each SO entry fee Is cents
will be deducted for the worthy
causes and this will be matched
by Oscar Hiser, proprietor of the
pin plant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

BLUMENTHAL. DORA. In loving re-
membrane of our beloved mother. DORA
BLUMENTHAL. who departed this earth
seventeen years ago today, August %.
1880.
In the hearts of her children she still
lives HER chill RTN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

> INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark, 5; Baltimore. /. !
Rochester. &: Toronto. 2,
Syracuse, 8 = Jersey City, e.
Montreal. 9; Buffalo, s.
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for al years, he 1t. Baiderson.
came to Washington from Montross,
Va. where he was born. He was
made lieutenant in 1890.
Surviving is his sister, Mrs. John
w. McGinness, 1888 Hamilton street
NV.
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Il. Walter BaIderson Rife,
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Walter Bald
erson, SO, former Metropolitan Police
lieutenant. will be held at pm. to-
morrow at the Hines funeral home,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

Today a year ago-Georgie
Abrams, Washington middle
weight, surprised with decision
over Steve Belloise in 10 rounds
at New York.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15

Bradford. who is it. Granvell Bar
mes or Fred Winston?
A certain chick is said to be sing
ing. I'm all along now. don't tell
us that Malcon OLeary has faded
out of the picture too
With Hudson Bryant back cer-
tain chick on Subway is looking
mighty happy. yes Margaret, we do
mean Ruth Helen.
With Locke Mae Marshall and
Jimmie Robertson singing such a
lovely tune. seems that Ella Louise
Watson is playing second fiddle.
Now that Hercluca Jefferson has
Walter Patton in high picture. there
seems to be no place for Larcenia
Hart. what's your story Larcenia
ole girl?
Fess up. Leroy Lucas, who is the
new heartbeat, could it be Magnolia
Little?
Now just where was Bernice Sell
mon when w. H. Qron Nike was
giving Rosa Lee all of his attention
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15

know for certain just who has the
best go with Jack Jones, Linnie
Ray or Doris Williams and we
would like to get this information
from Jack himself.
Seems to be the real thing be-
tween Jimmie Ann Porter and Will
liam Could it be the cute babe on
Ash Street who is drawing James
Owens over to Lanier's campus so
often?
Mary Lee Harper and J. d. were
really having fun at the Ritz few
nights ago.
Wake up Lula Mae Bradford and
stop running after Sammie Lee Bat
es, that's not good for you ole girl.
Lovebirds of the week:
Alice Luckett and Robert Moore;
Johnnie Mae Pace and Sonny Bell.
Myrtle Tillman and Gerome Thig-
pen; Bessie Lee Thompson and
John Mannon, Doris Williams and
Jack Jones; Mary d. Jennings and
Charles Sweet; Ella Pearl Davis and
Randolph Evans Katie Brown and
Claude Williams; Mary Lean Tripp
and Robert Hall; Dorothy Robin
son and Willie Neal, Caste L. Cling
ham and Jimmie Roberts; Helen
Thomas and Jack Lundy.
DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN:
Bessie Ward was the only bud on
Williams rose bush? Charlie Barber
and. Fuzzy were the talk of the
town2 Willie Mae Williams was
wearing her heart on her sleeves
for Bates, and he was wearing his
on his sleeves for Arthurine Davis?
When Ruth Mitchell and @. T.
Burton were so that away? Itty and
Maggie Ruth were the great lovers
of the regular gang? When it was
the real Mccoy between Eddie and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15

Darlene? Charlie Veal was the
greatest heartbreaker around? Char
les and Alvine were the cutest little
tWosome? Will Beverly and Julia
Lee Williams had eyes only for
each other?
Elna and Lonnie were painting
the town bright red2 Willie Mae
and Elnora were on their heads
about Joseph and Annie Grace was
playing it cool2 Lee Johnnie and
Lonnie were like two peas in a
pod. Well If you don'ts remember
these things, please remember that
SAX KARL and his Orchestra will
be at the Skating Rink, THURS
DAY NIGHT, big dance, and only
$l.50 ALSO, JOE LIGGINS and
HIS ORCHESTRA WILL BE AT
THE RINK on THURSDAY, MAR.
ID, with BUDDY Baby Don't You
Cry JOHNSON, coming on to the
RINK, for MIDNIGHT OR
BREAKFAST DANCE, SUNDAY
NIGHT, March %
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15

better get hepped Bernice ole
girl or you'll wake up and find
you've been left out in the cold.
Get hepped Johnny Jackson and
stop being so almighty cute, leave
the other girls along and maybe
Missie on Subway Street will take
you back
Curtis Campbell is saying that
Genola McClain is strictly what
the doctor ordered for him, now
what's your story Leandrew?
It's being rumored that wedding
bells will soon ring for James Crane
and Catherine Eskeridge, wonder
if Johnnie Knight knows about this?
Jack Luckett is strictly play
boy, at present he's playing with
the followin gchick's hearts: Jim
mic d Davis, Annie Ruth, Gather
inc and Helen Thomas. keep up the
good work fellow.
Helen Thomas says she wants all
the sad sacks and dim drips to know
that Robert Woods may be Emma
Lees boyfriend. but he comes to
see her and often.
Mary Lee Harper said don't worry
about her affair with Jimmie, be-
cause love like theirs never dies.
We pause here to extend our deep
sympathy to the family of young
Bobbie Griffin Bryant whose un-
eral was held Wednesday this
week at Pratt NJ E. Church.
Carrie Lee Williams has taken
Sam Pickett completely away from
Annie Margaret.
We hear that wedding bells will
be soon ringing for Mary Owens
and R. c. Witherspoon. good luck
kids.
Tattling Tess would really like to
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15
Tattling Tess

Listen, all you guys and gals
here's great news for you. play
ing for your entertainment at the
New Colored Skating Rink. Thurs
day. February 20. will be SAX
KARI and his Orchestra. Americas
Most Outstanding Swing Guitarist
featuring the famous S. K TRIO
just Sl.50 you can't fail to
be at this dance. cause. everybody
will be there and jumping apienty
Well. with Doris Williams and
Jack and Robert Moore and Alice
Luckett so that a way about each
other, we wonder where will Lin
ME Roy and Hazel Ruth come in?
Johnnie Mae Pace wants the world
to know that there is no one else
for her but Sonny Bell. he's
the sugar in her coffee and she's
the cream in his.
Why don't you confess Lula Mae
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15
Hazlehursf News

Roosevelt Strong, Reporter
Charlotte Ball said if you wish to
know who her boyfriend is. ask
her and not wonder, because Won
der doesn't know.
Mary Lee, Eublica Brown said if
you want Marion r. all by your
self, you had better pin him TO
your coat.
Listen here guys and gals, this
is all about the lovebirds in Halle
hurst. 1t seems that Mr.. Robert
Penn is on much time since a GER
tain girl left town
E. L. T. says Robert Adams is
strictly what the doctor ordered for
her.
R. L. T., Miss A. B. o. says you
had better find another house in
which to play because the one
where you are playing belongs to
her.
H. T. and a certain somebody
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15
x
DO you KNOW

l. Egg yolks, dropped into below
boiling water and cooled slowly
until done, make excellent sand
witch or salad filler. Try this
on leftover yolks.
2. You don't have to scald can
ned milk when you use it for
yeast breads, but fresh milk
should always be scalded first.
3. White eggs and brown eggs
are equally tasty and nutritious.
4. You can mix up your cake
batter, pour it into creased
and floured tins, cover secure
ly with wax paper, then store
in the electric refrigerator un-
til you want to bake it? It
can be stored for as long as
week that way. Tie heavy wax
paper over the tins with string
until rubber bands are avail
able again. TO bake. remove
from the refrigerator, allow to
come to room temperature for
25-45 minutes, depending on
the thickness of the, batter,
then bake.
5. You can make a jiffy Thous-
and Island dressing by mix
ing equal parts of C.;:li sauce,
Pickle Relish and Maycnnaise?
6. You can soften brown sugar
by placing what you estimate
as the approximate amount in
to a bowl and covering the
bowl with a heavy wet cloth.
Let stand for an hour, or long
err if necessary, until sugar is
soft enough to measure.
z. Eggs are a protective" food
because they are an important
source of minerals and vita
Minis needed to safeguard
health. The yolk is one of the
best sources of iron, in which
diets often are low. Eggs con-
tain protein of high quality.
8. One part butter or margarine
creamed with two parts brown
sugar spread on graham crack
ers and broiled until the mix
ture melts and bubbles makes
a grand tea time treat. Tastes
good, is economical and takes
just minute to prepare.
9. Cooking eggs and dishes in
which eggs predominant at low
temperature is one of the sec
rets of good cooking.
o. You can prepare your own
biscuit mix and store it in
your refrigerator for a week
or two. Merely measure your
dry ingredients and sift to-
gether; cut in the fat very we'll
until the mixture looks like
corn meal. Wrap well in heavy
wallpaper or moisture proof
cellophane. When you use it,
empty the package into a mix
ing bowl and add the correct
amount of liquid; then proceed
as if you had just whipped
them up.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15

seems to be doing alreet for them
selves these days.
On February 5th, Wednesday mite.
Dool McKinzie was playing that
second front jam up
c. L. S. says he isn't worried
about the mule going blind as long
as Irma Watson let him hold the
line, you know yes.
G.. T. says r. L. T. is the only
bring star in his Blue Heaven.
r. A. a certain chick says you
can't talke a whole in her
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15

Emphasis on safety must 60 all
the way down the line . =. must be
an about effort. There must be a
practical, workable plan of person
mel selection that produces the
cream of the crop. Verify, the men
who pilot vehicles for the motor
carrier industry must be right men
tally, morally and physically. They
must be safety minded, willing and
ready to be taught and trained.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-02-15

Veterans Administration cleared
over $4,000 requests for physical
examinations during September.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25

the Pacific and the Arctic: two continents, of which one lies in the Eastern Hemisphere and the other in the Western Hemisphere; and two Nations, and on one side of the Date Line is today, while on the other is tomorrow, thus serving in much the same relationship to our National Defence as the hub ot a wheel to it's perimeter; and
 Whereas, the Seward Peninsula area is unquestionably the most strategic area on the North Amer ican continent insofar as our na- tional defense is concerned; and
 Whereas, the United States Army has already invested many millions of dollars in defense preparations, including the worlds finest airport facilities, having nat ural feeder lines based at Fair banks, Anchorage, Juneau, Seattle and points East; and
 Whereas, the demand of popu- lation for adequate physical pro- lection is necessary; and
 "Whersas, be it ever so humble, there's no place like Nome, which offers unrestricted application of the fundamentals so necessary in the execution of laws made by man for the enjoyment of re- sources created by God, Himself.
 Now Therefore, your Memorial ist requests that appropriate steps be taken to transfer the Capital of Alaska from Juneau, on the coast of Southeastern Alaska, to Nome, in the Cape Nome Precinct of Seward Peninsula, on the Der ing Sea"
 Gales of laughter, both from House members and from the gal lsry, accompanied the reading of the amendment, and after the laughter subsided the House a motion to lay H. J. M. IS on the table.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
24 PASSENGERS
 FLOWN IN BY pAh

Pan American Airways yesterday completed all regular schedules in and out of Juneau to other Alas kan points and Seattle, carrying the following passengers.
 Seattle to Juneau-John Slee Mrs. Helen Gaylord, Jane Wolf Douglas Gray, John w. Ware, Lynn Tucker, Harriet Tucker.
 Miles Dodds, Antone Bartness, Frank Wright, II. R. Haines, John Bishop.
 Ketchikan to Juneau - Gene Flood, Eden Abercrombie
 Whitehorse to Juneau-Evelyn Nelson, Jack Curtis, John Allen, George Towie, Edith Ratio, Ern- est Radomske, Thomas Smythe, Barabara Hulk, Bernie Hulk.
 Fairbanks to Juneau = Laura Johnson.
 Juneau to Seattle-Antonio Po- let, Jack Westfall, Ralph Weeks, Edith Robertson, George Voigt, Gary Voigt, Jimmy Voight, Marge Voight.
 Juneau to Fairbanks = Faith Cushman, Ike Taylor, Emily c. Mullen, H. M Hollmann, G. M. Ferguson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
 HOLD REGULAR
 MEETING HERE

Juneau Sorcipomist Club held it's regular monthly meeting last evening at 8 o'clock. In addition to regular business, the club heard a report Of the organization of the Juneau chapter of the Alaska Crippled Children's Association Club members were invited to take cut annual membership in the Ju- neau ACCA chapter.
 Plans were completed for mailing to France the clothing which has been collected by club members and through donations. It was an- nounced that donations are still welcome. Items collected have all been cleaned and mended by club members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
HO U SE MEASURES
29th DAY, FEBRUARY 24
 Measures Pascal


 H. J. M. 16-Asking a railroad from Prince George, B. C.. to An chorage and from Fairbanks to Nome.
 H. J. M. 17-Asking investigation and promotion of agriculture in the Second Division.
 H. J. M. Thanking Secretary Krug for his interest in the trap question.
 H. B. 60-To give Alaska veter- ans preference in public employ ment in the Territory.
 H. B. 67-To amend and broaden the Act to provide housing for vet erans enrolled at educational insti- tutions in the Territory.
 II. B. 35-To require the election of Municipal Magistrates in towns with 3000 or more population. H. B. 5C-To place the Conmis- sioner of Lator on the Board of Administration instead of the Commissioner of Education.
 Measures Disposed Of H. J. M. 15-To move the capitol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
JUNEAU 10 PALMER
 TO N0ME-AND OUT;
 JOY MOOD, HOUSE

The House of Representatives yesterday afternoon had a joyous few moments while disposing of House Joint Memorial 15, intro duced by Rep. Steve McCutcheon of Anchorage and asking that the capital be moved from Juneau to Palmer, in the broad and heauti- ful Matanuska Valley
 Rep C. Dswey Anderson of Nome offered an amendment, which was adopted by the House, to strike out the body of the McCutcteon measure and substitute the follow ing:
 Whereas, the Second Division of Alaska is fabulously wealthy in natural resources yet untouched; and
 Whereas. tse Second Division Of Alaska is inconceivahly uninhib- tied by ccmpcnents of such civ ilization as entertain greed, hat red and otksr traits incompatible to International Relationship; and
 Whereas, the vast Seward Pen insula comprises such focal points of interest as come naturally by close proximity to the two Diomede Islands, through which extends the International Date Line, geographi- cally the most spectacular on the entire universe and allowing one to simultaneously view two oceans,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25

from Juneau to Palmer; amended to move the capitol to Nome, then laid on table.
 H. B. 51-To set an Alaska Li- quor Control Board and limit the number of bars according to popu- lation. Laid on the table.
 H. B. 42 = To prohibit persons convicted of burglary, robbery or ether crimes of violence, owning or possessing firearms capable of being concealed on the person. Laid on the table
 H. B. 44-To provide for the im- peachment of Territorial officials. Voted down.
 H. B. 46-To repeal the Equal Rights Act of l945. Indefinitely postponed
 Measures Introduced)
 H. J. M. 19. by Rep. Almquist- Asking that the Federal Social Se- curity Act be amended to include Territorial and Municipal em- ployees of Alaska. To Judiciary Committee.
 H. B. IS, by Rep. Engstrom-To pay escheated funds to heirs of AL exander A. Strait To Ways and Means Committee.
 H. B. 79, by Rep. Hope To ap- propriate S40,800 to perform re- search for rendering toxic clans acceptable for commercial purposes. To Fisheries Committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
VETERANS GUIDE
By MAJOR THOMAS M. NAL

examinations are scheduled to bt given.
 If you have a service connected disability you get 10 points and your name will be placed at the top of the list of applicants be- ing considered for the job.
 Query from D.H., New Orleans If I take out GI Bill loan now how long will I have to repay itp''
 For business loans the time limit is 10 years, for home loans it's 25 years, and for farm loans it's 40 years.
 Question from W.S., New Haven i: The fact is, Major, I still haven't applied for my terminal leave pay- ment. Is there a time limit on that?"
 Sure is. You've got to apply before Sept. l, l947.
 Query from FL.H., Raleigh, N. C., Do you think the congress will pass bonus law this year for vet erans of World War TIP"
 Couldn't say. I do know that the Veterans of Foreign Wars will in- troduce one. It'll be much like the VFW introduced to the 18th Con- gress last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Brown fur glove, between
 postofiice and Warfields. Black 499. 512-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
MRS. GRANT IN LA.

Mrs. Kathleen Grant, who re- gently took the remains of her husband, Robert Grant, to Los Angeles for burial, has written friends in Juneau to tell them of her safe arrival in the California city. Mrs. Grant left Juneau on the Princess Norah on February g and was met in Seattle by Gil Bixby and representative of the American Red Cross, who arranged her trip from Seattle to Los An geles.
 She writes that her future plans are indefinite
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
10 BAND pRACTICE
 DURING THIS WEEK

Owing to two conflicting dates, tonight and tomorrow, there will be no practice of the Juneau City Band this week.
 Next week practice will be start ed on a varied program for the public concert to be given March Is at the 2Gth Century theatre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25

ONE SMALL SIZE baby crib with mattress; sterilizer set; one training chair. Phone Green 370.
 512-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25

Today is question and answer day. Lead-off man is WEEP, Ak ron, who asks, Can I draw the re- adjustments allowance for, say, ter weeks, then quit, and then start in drawing it again?"
 Yes. But, as you probably know, you can only draw the all lowance during such time as you are unemployed, looking for em- ployment. physically able to accept employment and willing to take any suitable job offered you.
 Question from H.K., Tarrytown, N Y; T was given a blue dis charge when I got out of the Army. Am I eligible for the GI Bill?"
 Probably yes, but I can't say for sure. If the conditions surround ing your discharge were not dis honorable, then you're eligible. Do not forget that you can appeal your type of discharge under sec ton 3Ol of the CT Bill even though you're declared ineligible for the Bills other provisions.
 Query from Mrs. DIV, Kansas City: My husband was killed in the war If I remarry will I lose the death pension I'm now get ting?"
 Yes, it'll stop altogether But your insurance. if you're receiving any, won't be affected at all.
 Question from D.S., Oklahoma City: Has the state of Oklahoma voted a bonus for veterans of World War II?"
 I don't think so, but I won't swear to it. Thing is, know hard ly anything about the various state veterans benefits. It takes about all my time just to keep abreast with federal benefits. But for an answer you can be sure is right, write to the office of the governor, state capitol. your state, and you should get a prompt reply.
 Query from J.GR., Philadelphia : How long can an on-the- job training program last under the CT Bill educational provisions?"
 The normal time limit is two years. But in certain traditional, lcng- established apprenticeships the time limit is four years. Your local USES office can give you the scoop.
 Question from c. K, Oakland Cal: T am veteran of seven years in the Army. Just got out Do I get some kind of preference in Civil Service employment?'
 If you have discharge given under honorable conditions, you get five-point preference rating, that is. five points are tackled onto the score you make on any c. s. eX- animation. Any first or second class post office can tell you when
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
DOG OWNERS NOTICE

Dog licenses are due and pay able. Licenses may be obtained at the City Clerks Office. Dogs run ming the streets unattended even though properly licensed are sub ject to be disposed of by the City Marshal
 Signed: A, J. BALOG
 City Clerk and Marshal.
 adv. 511-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
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