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Evening star., 1949-09-19
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
FIRST COMMERCIAL

Excellen' location for colored physi-
clan, with home and ONCE. Vicinity
N Capitol and X SITS. NV. Lots Of
room for reception and examining
room. Large din. rm. and kitchen.
Ind floor. bedrms and bath.
Large bsmt. with outside entrances,
both on front street level and rear.
oil h.-w.h. Call Mr.. Mccormick
with w B. WRIGHT, Realtor,
EN- $500 30
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1899 NEWTON ST. NE.

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1900 BLK. QUINCY ST.

open Sat. and Sun, l I'LL darK
Six rooms, full tiled bath, lava
tory in bsmt. gas heat, detached
brick garage. This house is in per-
cellent financing can be arranged
for purchaser with $4,000 down or
more Exclusive, W. E. GRAM
LICH, 1920 Wis. ave, call OR.
S431, or Edwin Lewis, ia. 9036.
Open Sat. and Sun, til dark.
Evening star., 1949-09-19

OF 18th and Euclid sts. n.w.-Semi-
detached 2-storv brick, large bed
rooms, total 8 extra large rms. and
bath full bsmt.: oil h.-wh.; front
and 2 rear porches. Priced to sell
with reasonable terms Call till
q pm weekdays. Sun. 12-5.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1Ol2 18th St. NV. DI. 1865. 10
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Colored-Vac.-$595 On.
7th and Fla Ave NV

If you can do q little fixing up, you
can move in this brick home, con-
tanning rms. and bath. for this
ridiculously low down pymt. Take
advantage of this right away.
Monthly payments like rent. Call
MR.. MILLER DE. 5346. -19
Evening star., 1949-09-19

1000 blk. Quebec pl. n.w.-Row brick.
in Immaculate cond, 6 lovely rms,
dbl. rear porches upstairs inclosed
as sleeping rmD, oil heat, built.in
gar. Price, S13,950, on terms.
WOOD-CONLEY CO., 81. 500 till
9 pm Ia
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Americans Stranded
In Peru 10 Get Aid
By the Associated Press

LIMA, Peru, Mar. 1.-THE 90
odd Americans stranded here by
the bankruptcy Of the Peruvian
International AirlineS were told
yesterday that the New York Office
of the concern is sending funds
for their return home.
About IS were pilots or workers
for the company; the rest are
their families. The Americans and
Peruvian employees were paid up to
the day their jobs ended Feb
ruary %.
The Peruvian employees pub
lished an appeal to United States
people who may be interested to
help organize the airline under
Peruvian colors." They suggested
that retired 1t. Gen. Harold
George of Beverley Hills. Calf.
who founded the line, could help
a reorganization.
The appeal came in response to
a statement in New York by E.
Bern, former vice president of the
airline, who said he was ready to
help any new company provided
1T is entirely Peruvian" which
would substitute for p. I. A. now
beink liquidated in New York.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Chicoeo Groin

CHICAGO. Mar IL LP.-Wheat and
dr9peq as9und cent nns On the
b pealinss sSe were sDea fairly active. s ''''
Commission houses sold rather freely
in early dealings. Support came from
orders which had been placed in under
the market at yesterdays close Althoug n
showed ability to conduct sustained
rally.
Wheat near the end Of, the first hour
was lower Ma May iS9s corn was was
were Uis iI.-1s. lower, March 3,32j.,
The atmosphere was, quite bearish in
grain pits during early dealings. One
TesSon for this Traders said ,y,na was the he
cash wheat to cause, any rally, In prices.
The May wheat delivery is lower now
than it was Oil February ].
Partly for this stnaon
the wheat movement from farms in the
Southwest. Presumably fhis is wheat
which has been redeemed
Failure of the Government buying. pro-
since mid February; to cause price rally
has confronted tradern with this question:
What will happen when Government buy
ing slackens off? Many feel it must
sbiesnp ;aeksn + t,ei,,s, Hns because OF
N corn. the only contract to show a
steady undertone early was December.
This represents the l949 crop. 1t was
felt talk Of a possible Government plan
some influence in steadying this delivery.
although cereal manufacturers have
shown more interest In the cash market
tion of reported withdrawal of the Gov
ernmcnt from the cash market.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

Mary L. Thompson.
Police Chief Edward Farrell said
Mrs. Thompson. So. widow OF a
Chicago dentist. died as Frazier
emptied a .38-caliber pistol at her.
Then, Chief Farrell said. Frazier
reloaded the gun and wounded
the twin 29-year-old Thompson
girls, Doris and Sharle. 1t was
Doris who Frazier said had Tilted
hun.
Palo Alto Hospital reported
Doris may die of wounds in the
chest and shoulder. Sharle was
hit in the right hand and suf-
fered a skull fracture when struck
with the pistol.
Another sister. Mrs. Joanne
Gottula, called police. She
grabbed her 2-year -old son and
ran to the rear of the house when
the shooting started. Neither she
nor the boy was hurt.
Officers said Frazier told them
he had gone to the Thompson
home in an attempt to patch up
| his broken romance.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Mar. II tPj.-Butter, 2Ss.,,-
80; steady. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons: Creamery, higher than 81 score Ge
'AA, t2l4 cents; 81 score a., 81; 80
Cheese, 69,627; steady; prices un-
changed.
today in the face Of higher receipts Re
ceipts totaled 1884 cases. Spot quota
tionS follow:
Midwestern: Mixed colors-Faney heavy
weights. 4S-49; extra l large, 471a: extra
large, a; extra 1 medium, 46a.z47
9nlsts g4tits IA curFsat eSeeks recs.ns
Whites-Fancy heavyweights, 1880;
extra / large 4Sl3; extra 2 large, 47l7;
extra ! medium As.
Browns-Fancy heavyweights. asa
49I2; extra l large. As: extra , large, Al;
extra / medium, 47l2.
Nearby: TOP quotations on nearby
white and brown eggs represent highest
wholesale selling prices for the finest
producers or shippers Whites.Extra
fancy heavyweishts, ,5l-52: fancy heavy
weights 1850; mediums, 4S-49.
Prowns-Extra fancy heavyweiehts 90
81. fanc" heavyweights. 4S49 mediums,
5S-4Sl2.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
'vicki Evans Acquitted
|otharijjuana; Il; Chatee
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. LII
have never smoked a marijuana
cigarette in all of my 26 years, "
|Vicki Evans, dancer. friend OF
Robert Mitchum, said yesterday
and the Jury believed her. =
The 26-year-old blond EaS ac-
quilted of a charge of conspiracy
to possess marijuana on the sum y
,mer night she was arrested with
Mitchum and two others In q
narcotics raid.
I'm going home to Pittsburgh
just as soon as I can" she told re-
porters after the panel Of eight
men and four women reached its
decision in 70 minutes.
Mitchum, Lila Leeds. an actress,
and Robin Ford, a real estate
agent, were convicted on similar
charges: Mitchum and Miss Leeds
are serving 60-day jail terms and
Ford is awaiting sentence.
The conspiracy charge was the
only one decided on by the jury
after Judge Clement D. Nye dis
missed a charge of actual mari
juana possession in the Evans
case.
The prosecution told the jury.
cit is another case of two ladies of
the evening"" but Miss Evans tes-
titled:
She had moved in with Lila two
days before the arrest; she had no
idea Mitchum was coming, but she
was excited and thrilled" to see
him.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Mar IL t4r CusDA>.-sal:
able hogs, 5000; very slow; steady to %
lower on Weights under 93o pounds;
heavier weights 25-5u lower; most de-
cline on butchers 800 pounds and over;
market closed very dull with late, bids
500 lower sows steady to 20 lower;
top, 2@.25, sparlngly most 11O-2io
pounds, 2l.25-2!.0n; 24O-270 pounds,
20 25-21 90: 2S0-325 pounds, 19. 25-2O.2 %;
:Eso-375 pounds. 1S.25-l9,o0; sows under
400 pounds, l75O-lS25 4"5-5OO pounds,
rs. 56-17 so; 525-6oo, pounds, 8; 50-l6,5o;
odd cad heavier as low as l 90.
Salable cattle. l,500; salable calves,
600; steers slow, steady to weak; some
cleanup sales $3.50 lower; other classes
about steady with bulls steady to 25
pounds down. 81 1924 25; odd head high
good heifers UP to 24.75 common to good
beef cows, 165O-19.50: Gamers and cut
tiers, 14.00-ls;oo; medium and good
beef bulls, so.O 50; good and choice
vealers, 20 00-2S.00; top, $500; stockers
and feeders steady; two loads common to
medium light stock steers. 2l 90.
Salable sheep, 500: not enough def
ntely choice lambs here to make mar
ket; medium to low-choice ofierines steady
to so lower; mostly weak at 264o-2s. 90
ewes strong: SLAUGHTER kinds, 9.50-14 90,
grading medium to choice.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Maritime Commission
Accounts Investigated
BY the Assoeioted Press

Senate investigators today dug
into reports that the Maritime
Commission has failed to collect
up to $5O,0O0,OO0 owed the Gov
ernment for several years.
A Senate Expenditures sub
committee headed by Senator
Hoey, Democrat, of North Caro-
lima, launched the inquiry-the
first by that unit since the Demo-
Gratis took control of Congress.
The subcommittee is the sue
cessor of the old War Investigat-
ing Committee which President
Truman headed when he was a
Senator.
A staff member said the group
has definite information that the
Maritime Commission has a large
backlog of accounts receivable
which never have been processed
and which have been in storage
for some time.
Among others, the subcommit-
tee called Vice Admiral w. w.
Smith, chairman of the commits
sion, to testify at today's session.
Those familiar with the pre-
liminary investigation said the
commission itself has estimated
that it's accounts receivable rep
resent between $25.000,000 and
$50 100000, with some of the bills
dating back to 1912 in connection
with war contracts.
In some cases, it was said. the
money due the Government was
in effect advanced to various COM
panies through Government pur-
chase of steel and other materials
for ship construction.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Produce Markets

United States Department of Agricul-
4 ADg1ssmMs5kst g.s.7 ss1. nrm; bushsl s baskets ct
G9dn Romss KSa and EsT 5eT
vania. 425: Staymans. PENNSYLVANIA 4.5O;
Winesaps. Virginia, 4.75-5 90; Yorks, Vr-
sBas Boaes aRS Vest R4sna Waessps ea
oPotatoes-old, market barely steady;
A., .Pennsylvania, Kstahdins, used sacks.
$S56o po0Te5 noTe5 3io u commercials as
a sweet 'AfS5 Potatoes&Market eae firm; bushel
sst:s Mafysnd bRbs snd Nancy vgns Ha
~''o' snap sn,!. Beans as, s.rrssi, STEADY.
Foda s bashe hampers fa1 to senersy Susad
good quality. stringless Black Valentines,
2.5o-2.15, few 800.
FloIid. 6ushei hampers, 4D 45Ss5.oo, '"SS few
1 cabbaee2Market slow. stronger bulk
caIiy. ! 10000.
Carrots New York Pennsylyanla,
Duce 5ersNMaTket slow Weaker: Flor '
ida, bushel m baskets, waxed H.oo-lo.oo'
ida. bushel baskets medium to large, 2.5o-
2.75; fair quality. 900
Endiyes-Florida. l6-auart baskets,
Grssns-gushsl Jnl,nsl baskets baskets and . hampers
Psekasssd;; psek twelve lo-ounce cellophane
Mushrooms = Maryland, Pennsylvania
3-pound baskets, 1.25-l.35; pints, most
Onions tsrseno-Nearby. per bunch.
onions-Market dull; 5o-pound sacks,
Ssaoys; N.S YORK. u 8 ooas Ha l. medium to large
Parsnips-.Maryland and Pennsylvania,
hs hslt.sushsi & baskets and hampers. washed
Poultry-Market about steady. trading
isht ressipts light flyers 81 POUNDS
Weishts 'Ieghorns', few a@-54; puIiets,
S'pp''eS '"Su"nG1snl Grain Y aa1Ret, qRett
Flour - Receipts, 65,1l2 100-pound
WheasmRsssipss; Tee :s.sts & bushels; as ship, n5a
Nc s rsS March sn':T safss No sped
cornSReeeipu. ia sa5 bushels: ship
ments, 179,53o bushels; stocks. 3,s97,4o6
oats-Reeeipts, ea.sle bushels: ship
ments, none: stocks, le4,e64 bushels; no
Bsrlsy-Reeeipts: s5:ae4 bushels; ship
meHlS, uOne, StOCks, tIO,tCf UuSiieIe.
Rye-Receipts, 23,654 bushels; ship
ments. none; Stocks, 315.729 bushels.
Soybeans - Receipts, 5l.240 bushels;
shipments, 24,O33 bushels; stocks S1o,357
bushels.
Milfood-Receipts, 90 tons.
Butter and EEgs.
Eggs-Market about steady; receipts lib
eral. demand slow A larSe. 1880. very
lev 81; mediums, 45-4S;' large. 45-iS;
current receipts, ungraded, 43-45, very
few higher, some low as AZ.
Receipts - Butter, none: eggs, 1,lO2
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Stocks Up Fractions
To 81 a.Share, With
Rails Taking Lead
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 11.-Railroad
issues led a rally in the stock
market today that pushed prices
up from fractions to around 2
points.
The forward move started with
only a slight expansion of demand
and spread to other major groups.
Steels and motor shares partici-
pated in the rise but posted
smaller gains. Here and there
small losses were made by lag
CARDS.
Advancing we're Santa Fe,
Southern Pacific, Union Pacific,
Nickel Plate, United States Steel,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Cen
eral Motors, Chrysler, Standard
Oil CNew Jersey, Texas Co., Gen.
eral Electric, United States ,Gyp-
sum, International Paper. Mont
gomery Ward, American Tele-
phone & Telegraph and Anaconda.
Trading interest centered for a
time in Commonwealth & South
ern, which moved in several blocks
of 10000 and $4,000 shares, un-
changed at 312.
A higher tendency was evident
in the Curb market, although
losers dotted the list. On the up
side were Cities Service, Electric
Bond & Share, Fairchild Engine &
Airplane, and McClanahan Oil.
Tending down were American Gas
& Electric, Creole Petroleum,
American Republics and United
Light & Railways.
Selected railroad issues i'm
proved in the bond market. United
States Government issues were
steady in the over-the-counter
Evening star., 1949-03-11
One of ; Children Saved
From Fire Dies in HospitoI

from Yesterday's Last Edition.
One OF three children rescued
by firemen Tuesday from q burn
ing room ut 1898 Vernon street
NV. died today in Children's
Hospital Of burns received in the
third-i floor fire.
The child Is Gilbert Hughes, 18
He was carried uncon-
scious from the room with two
other children of Mrs. Sylvia
Hughes, colored. The others, Le-
roy. 2. and Cecilia. months, were
treated at Children's Hospital for
smoke inhalation.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Market AVERAGES
STOCKS.
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Mar. II P-Foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars others in cents):-
Canadian dollars il New York open ops
market 6iis per cent discount. or 81; ;6ss4
Europe-Great Britain (pound>, a .03A,
unchanged: Great Britain 30.day futures,
4 02is, unchanged; Great. Britain 60-day
Britain aO-day futures, 4.O2b. up y Of
a cent; France franc), .3l13 Of a cent.
italy Qiral. March flxed rate
.OO1739, February OO1739; Sweden kro-
na), 81 s5, unchanEed; Switzerland dranc)
uree), 1923, OF .02 Of cent.
Latin America-Argentina Gree, 20.g2'
Mexico. 14.37. unchanged.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Northwest Line Marks
Year of D. c. FIiqhts .

Northwest Airlines. which ex-
tended its route to Washington q
year ago. is celebrating the first
anniversary of local service this
week end by inviting several hun
dred Washingtonians on courtesy
sightseeing flights over the city in
new Martin 202s.
Extension of the service last
year linked Washington to North
vests Great Circle route to the
Orient by way Of Alaska.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Pepco Sales Climb
2.3Pct. Above 1948
During February
By Edword c. Stone

Potomac Electric Power officials
announced today that in spite of
the mild weather. sales of elec-
tricity in February in the District
totaled 139,354,565 kilowatt hours,
gain of 3,147,160 XVIII, or 2.31
per cent over February, 1948.
Sales outside the District
totaled "a, 45l,073 XVIII, against
30,511,904 last year, an increase
of 3,939,169 XVIII or 1921 per cent.
Total February sales amounted to
173.805,638 XVIII. an upturn of
7,086,329 or 425 per cent.
Bank Offer Draws Attention.
The main topic of conversation
in the financial district today was
the new offer made through
Johnston, Lemon & Co. of $3.50
per share for National Bank of
Washington stock.
The latest offer follows the bid
of $270 share made by the
National Metropolitan Bank in
connection with the proposed
merger of the two oldest banks
In the city.
AS noted elsewhere in today's
Star. the identity of the clients of
the investment firm has not been
disclosed.
Lovett to Rejoin Firm.
Brown Bros, Hartman & Co.
announced today that Robert A.
Lovett, former Undersecretary of
State. is expected to rejoin their
firm on April l. He was a partner
before the last war and has spent
most of the last eight years in
Government service.
Nathan P. Paulus, with the John
Hancock Mutual in Lafayette. Ind.
will address the District Life
Underwriters Association. at the
Department of Commerce, next
Wednesday at $50 am He holds
an exceptional reputation for
production.
H. H. Goodman, Washington
systems manager Of Remington
Rand, Inc. won first place in
Nation wide branch Office sales
contest and was awarded vaca-
ton in Bermuda. He attributes
his success to the high level Of
business in the Capital.
Hyman Posner, general agent Of
the Franklin Life Insurance, has
been awarded two national honors.
He led the District of Columbia in
1948 production and was among
the first Is leading producers
nationally. 1t was the company's
best year.
Banking Bills Summarized.
D. j. Needham, general counsel
of the American Bankers ASso-
citation. has sent a letter to State
secretaries summarizing the status
of banking legislation before Con-
gress. Housing bills have drawn
wide attention. but most of the
bills affecting banking have moved
slowly.
Irving L. Greene Of Rochester,
N. Y. has been appointed payroll
savings consultant of the Treasury
Department. He is now with the
Todd Co.
Two hundred and forty shares
of American Security & Trust
stock sold at 28l2 on the WASH
ington Stock Exchange today, upI
p. the largest bank stock sales in
weeks.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. C."**A-15
II
American Held by Czechs
Since January 5 Is Freed
From Yesterdays Last Edition. J
BY the Assoeioted Press


BY the Associated Press
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, Mar.
10.-Roland Goodale. of Houston,
Tex, has been released by Czecho-
slovak police after having been
held incommunicado since Janu-
ary 5, it was learned today.
Mr.. Goodale, a student, was re-
leased last Monday and is pre-
sumed to have left for Paris,
statement by the Czechoslovak
Foreign Office to the United States
Embassy said.
Embassy and consular officials
never received permission to see
him in jail and believed he was
held on a charge of black market
money conversion. Protests about
the case were made to the Foreign
Ministry with little result.
Now, says the Foreign Ministry,
Goodale is revealed to have been
arrested as he tried to take out
of the country for two Czechoslo-
yak nationals IL cases Of their
personal belongings. He confessed,
it was said, so he was freed and
sent out of the country.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Business Briefs

Money in Circulation expanded
to $27,577 100000 on March 8, a
gain of $20.0o0.0oO from a week
earlier, but remained S429.000, 900
below a year earlier-Federal Re-
serve Board.
Anxious for Business, textile
mills oversubcribed an Army call
for bids on tropical worsted cloth
by about 100000 yards yester-
day. Only 135,500 yards were
needed. On Wednesday the Arny's
call for Air Force blue uniforms
also was heavily oversubscribed.
Gas Range Shipments by manu-
facturers totaled 100000 units in
February. drop of 56fc from the
same 1948 month. but 2.7'e above
the preWar February average.
Central Ohio Steel Products Co.
declared dividend of 25 cents a
common share, payable April g..
Previous quarterly payments were
SO cents.
Novadel-Agene Corp. directors
again took no action on a common
stock dividend usually declared at
this time. A like decision was
taken in December.
General Electric Co. earned
S123.835 900 or S429 a share in
1948 VS.. S95 .299 900 or $3.50 in the
previous year. Sales set a record
OF 81 ,632, 100000, jump of 23fs
from 1947
Shell Union Oil Corp. net in
come for l948 was Sill ,396,O0O or
1927 VS.. s59,s75,0O0 or s444 in
1947.
Continental Oil Co. earned S54,-
2l6.729 or Sl124 in 1948 VS.. S3l,-
356.663 or s6.6l in the previous
year.
Pacific Telephone g. Telegraph
Co. net income for January was
sl,646,4S5 VS.. $1,648,72O in the
same l948 month.
American Gas e. Electric Co.
earned S20663,365 or $4.45 in u
months ended January 81 vs. $19,-
446,93l or SALT in the previous
year.
National Cash Register Co. net
for 1948 was $14,015.549 or S7.82
VS.. sl1,31l. .09l or $685. in 1947.
National Lead Co. earned sl3,-
304,355 Or S362 in l948 VS.. S12,-
180.l32 or 1927 in the previous
year.
r. H. Macy & Co. profit for IL
months ended January 30 was
S8,323.593 or $443 VS.. $8,112,756
or $431 in the preceding fiscal
period.
American Locomotive Co. earned
$5,491 900 or $3.50 in 1948 VS.. S4.-
$4,000 or $170 in the previous
year.
Bulova Watch Co. profit for nine
months ended December 81 was
s5,225.149 or $8.04 VS.. $4,839 ,904 or
$7.45 in the same 1947 period
Rheem Mfg. Co. earned $3,162,-
903 or $3.04 in 1948 VS.. $3,606.91
or $3.48 in the previous year.
Mcclellan Stores Co. net for IL
months ended January 81 was So
063,784 or $3.50 VS.. $3.084 ,293 or
1852 in the preceding fiscal period.
National Battery Co. earned 81
457,000 or $733 in nine months
ended January 81 VS.. $2,127 900 or
$685. a year earlier.
Pet Milk Co. net for 1948 was
$2.397,275 or $4.55 VS.. $2,772,916
or $5.79 in 1947. p.
Mack Trucks, Inc, earned ST.
S28,000 or 81 Sc in 1948 VS.. 1924
l53 or $5.5l in the previous year.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

oldyulS VI tIic
mother whose
d a u g h ter he
said had tilted
him.
Frazier, "a,
member of a
Winston Salem
IN. c. family.
was booked on
a m u r d e r
charge a t t e r
w e d n e S d ay
nights W IL d
burst of gunfre
in the home of
Wea1thy Mrs.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Brokers. Looms Guin
$4,000, 900 in Week
By the Associated Press

The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported that loans to brokers and
dealers on securities held by men,
ber banks in New York City
totaled 100000 Wednesday,
an increase of $4.000.000 from a
week ago. and an increase Of
IS, 9,000,00 from a year ago.
Included was $46O. 100000 lent
to purchase or carry United States
Government obligations, an in
crease of $40, ,OOO, 900 for the week.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar. il LP.--Cotton fu-
lures moved narrowly during the forenoon
trading today. Liquidation in nearby
March futures unsettled the market. Of
ferings were absorbed through short COW
ering and mill buying.
Both Atlanta ard Memphis private ad-
vices noted that lniddling and better
grades of cotton are Decomin- very scarce
in the open market because Of a large
movement of cotton lnto the Government
loan. Mill buying OF spot cotton in the
past week was reported small
Noon prices were 10 to 25 cents bale
lower than the previous close. March,
20 40: MAY. 20 6: .IulY. 81 04
Evening star., 1949-03-11

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