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Evening star., 1949-06-04
Workers Leaves Asked
For Reserve Truininq.

Employers have been asked to
be liberal to their workers in
granting special leaves Of absence
so the workers can take military
training in the reserves or Ma
tional Guard.
Defense Secretary johnson
made the request on the recon-
mendation of Chairman Thomas
r. Reid OF the National Military
Establishments Personnel Policy
Board.
The Guard and reserves now
number 2.560. 900 officers and men.
Last year $50, 900 reservists trained
with organized units. This year
1t is expected that $4,000 will
turn out for training.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Arts RecitoI at Center

The junior arts department al
the Jewish Community Center
will present its annual recital and
dance al % pm Tomorrow at
the center. Sixteenth and Q streets
NV. The program will include
several playletS and ealleis by
more than SO children between )
and 7 years old.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Two HamIine Bible Students
Win Vacations in Contest

Two young Bible class students
at the Hamline Methodist Church,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets
NV, have won four-week vaca-
tions at Camp Kilmarock, Can
ada, as first prizes in junior and
senior divisions of the annual
Bible Story Telling contests.
They are Clarence Reynolds, Is,
of 521 Peabody street NV. who
told the story Of David and Go
Hath" in the competition last Sun
day, and Ralph Yoder, 10. Of 1424
Somerset place NV, who dis
cuSsed Samson"
The camp trips are presented by
william Clafiin Warner, camp di-
rector and Sunday school In
structor at Hamline.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Da vid Ilien-
thai IS some
thing 10 sci you
musIng as IL
drones alon z.
minus the SEN
sations the self
elected ose-
cutor had led
every body 70
expect.
Never Sa " so
nj ny by-line
reporters in one
room. except ar
a national poll
Evening star., 1949-06-04

old or t r e s s
which had been
used by Peter
the Great in
he s e v e n =
teenth Century
war with King
Charles XII Of
Sweden.
This fortress,
which the Cars
used as a polit-
ical prison after
the Nineteenth
Century, Is To-
Gated at the
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Br LoreH NfHstf

The public hearing Of the
Joint Senate HOUSE Atomic En-
ergy Committee into Senator
Hickenloopers charges against
Evening star., 1949-06-04
By Constantine Brotcn

Two American assistant military
attaches were arrested in Poland
two weeks ago while they mo-
tored from Warsaw to Modlim, an
Evening star., 1949-03-20

TINS NEWEST TYPE OF WAX POLISH gives results
thot ore reoIy sensational. Polishing your big dining
room tobIe with Johnson's Creom Wox is almost as
quick os dvsns! And whot shine! The rich mellow
lustsr Is the kind thot only wox give. Amozine-
how quickly il Bluffs UP!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-30

Owens. Treasurer, is returning con-
tributions with a statement. "The
amount of these fines have been over
subscribed"
Decatur, Ala. was broke; the rail
road shops moved away. An industry
brought in from New England and
subsidized, closed up; third industry,
manufacturer of dull fashioned
hosiery, folded up.
Then came IVA, Dave Lilienthal
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-30

and DR.. Morgan of the IVA board of
directors, came in, advised the people
to make the best of what they had,
develop their own resources, get
away from one crop, cotton. Local
ice plant put in packing plant facil-
tiles, started creamery. Then Neb-
raska Flour Mills established the
Alabama flour mills. Then a ten
county cooperative fertilizer Co.,
added a modern efficient seed-clean-
ing plant, alfalfa drying plant, set
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-30

up market for poultry which al
though three years old is doing a
$3,000,000 yearly business. In 1948
they had 81 concerns, 5,204 employ
ees; annual payroll, S12,605, 5000;
eliminated malaria, all through IVA
aid.
MVA and eva can do the same
for Montana. Write the Chamber of
Commerce, Decatur, Ala, Mr.. Bus
inessman, if your cash register is
not working full time.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-30
SHORT SHOTS
By WILLIAM J. PRIEST
Livingston, Mont.

Writer did not say any pre-elec-
tlon campaign promises made regard
ing site selections Home for Aged,
or even appointments.
Should an office holder stay in Of
flee until his term expires before fill
ing for another office? $64? WHY?
Those who ask "Why don't | adj
vocate salary of $4,000 a day for
senators and representatives" Good
idea. In Missouri they pay a year
ly salary. No legislator can live in
Helena on $40 day. A small business
man or working stiff who has to main
tain two homes, simply cannot af-
ford to run for office. He might be
elected and go in the hole.
Federal Reserve board says con-
sumner debts rose 1888 million in Oc-
tober. Present consumer debt, SIT
Billion, increase due principally to
installment buying. The Merchant
with SO per cent of his capital in
merchandise and the other so per
cent on his books should ask him
self who rings my cash register the
most-Members of Labor Unions or
the members of the Chamber of Com
merce.
Noah Webster, says: Welfare-P Pros
perity; Happiness. Well isn't that the
kind of state we want Montana to
be? 1t is either Welfare state or
farewell state. People, unhappy or
not prosperous, leaving the state,
that's why our population has drop
ped.
All Unions should write their Sena- |
tors and representatives to oppose
the socalled "tideland' oil bills
which will deplete the funds for rec
Iamation in Montana. These bills are
SD 1888, House Resolution 1892 both
detrimental to the citizens of Mon
tana.
England states they must recog-
nize the Communist setup in China
because 80 per cent of the tungsten
supply comes from China, rs per
cent of the tin supply comes from
The far east. Castor Beans-the oil
S must in arctic weather for aero
planes, graphite, tea, Bauxite, rub
oer, rice, hemp, chromite, manganese
England will trade manufactured ar
icles for raw materials.
Mixing fertilizer on farm or even :
IN city lot is cheaper then factory :
ertilizers, send cents to Supt. Pub :
ic Document, Washington, DC, for
Catalogue No. A 1.9:2007.
A man says, II cannot afford to pay
lnion wages" yet he expects custo-
ners from Unions to purchase his
foods at a price that insures him a
rofit-What can his employees pur-
base on sub-union wages?
So many people sent in one dol :
ar to John L. Lewis to pay the fine :
+ the United Mine workers that John :
.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-30
GARDENER SAYS
CONTINUED from Page One)

its citizens from fleeing the country.
Truly Molotov, foreign minister of
Russia, stated that there is no es-
sential difference between Commu-
nism and Nazism, "a matter of taste"
Hitler was an apt pupil of Stain.
He adopted the Russian policies and
tactics and adopted them to the Ger
man scene.
The New York trial has clearly
proved the CP does advocate over
throw of government by force and
violence. The entire case rested on
that point. The defense attempted
to make a circus of the trial instead
of trying to prove their peaceful in
tent The jury found, what trade I'M
ionists have found, the CP is a wolf
in sleeps clothing. The CP is one
of the greatest enemies of the working
class. In Europe this red fascist i'm
perialism has enslaved the workers
of satellite nations. In this country
their INSCRIPTIONS tactics in trade
unions has brought the wrath of
trade unionists on their heads
Mr.. Chairman, the American peo-
pie are not so gullible as in the past.
Let me leave this parting few words,
civil liberties demand civil respon-
sibility. CHARLES. w. GARDEN
Err, Midtown, Montana.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-30

in the political Tong. At least he must
remember the signs and passwords
by which he can work his way into
the old lodge when in session.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Curbs Will Drive Reds
Underground. Parry
Leader Tells Hearing
D. "a. A,,z, .e're s,sa,

A Communist Party leader said
today the party Wi! ~ Unde:
ground If CoDgteSS passes Gem
munlst control legislation
Arnold Johnson testified ortoyf
a Senate judiciary subcommittee
that the Communist party would
not register and would resist Ssscf
unconstitutional legislation
He referred 10 two bal3s 70 re.
qulre registration ot Communist
front organizations
Mr.. johnson is secretary o' ths
Communist Party 5 national lcsjs'
lative committee II Was ms see
ond day before the committee
He lashed out at the Communist
conspiracy trials In New YORK a'
political heresy" trials He said
IL Communist leaders were IN
dicted after popular protest
blocked passage Of an anu-Com
muniSt bsll last year
Senator O'Conor. Democrat, oi
Maryland asked wether the Com
muniSt Party would abide by the
law and register If Congress
should pass control legislation
We would not register. Mr.
johnson replied.
Senator O'Conor asked II II
would be party policy 10 violate
the law.
You would force us into posi-.
tion OF being outlaws. Mr. John
son replied. and you would force
us UNDERGROUND "
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. May 20 OPvGrains gen
fsls ads bead asnSsd S. meQ on h. z. BGsTd
dropped couple OF cents and the easi-
nfyence on the rest Of the market
particularly in the May future There
is a large open interest in this, month
with only today and toTorrow left toI
contracts must be settled oy delivery OF
ovar he So o, 9e @ ac., so,. hos.
UNCHANGED to !. lower, May ssl. soybesns
were / TO- to ~ lover; lover; Nay ass.
a little. nervousness during early deal
Ieports grain was, beins brought here
tracts A steamer arrived yesterday and
another is DUE before the month ends
New-crop wheat contracts eased IN early
action of wheat Although the recent
drought scare has been shot little heavy
selling pressure has developed in new
crop wheat. Longs point out that prices
loan
survey OF corn-seeding operations by
Lsmson Brothers, commission hrm, dis
closed that planting IN Iowa was IS TO
90 per cent completed, in Nebraska sll
the way from 10 to so per cent com
pleted, and IN Illinois 80 TO 100 PEI cent
Several points reporting in the survey
said corn aerease was larser this year
than last. This was particularly true in
Iowa. Lincoln. Neb... said corn acreage
would be one Of the LARGEST in history in
Delivery of 10000 bushels OF soybesns
on May contracts was made today. This
caused some easiness in early dealings.
a slackening in the demand for soybean
oil over the past few days.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Retail Volume Laos
4 Pct. Behind t948,
Despite Promotions
g q go : ~. Sc,

NEW YORK. May 20.-Fayo--
able weather coupled with as
gressive promotions sustained re-
tail dollar volume at high level
IN the week ended Wednesday
but sales averaged per cent be
low the like l948 week. Dun g.
BradStreet reported today
Buyers continued choosey as 70
both quality and price Volume
showed little change from the
preceding week.
AS temperatures remained at
nigh levels, consumers continued
10 purchase large quantities OF
summer clothing.
Demand for womens light
weight suits. moderately priced
dresses and sportswear remained
high. Total volume Of women 5
apparel was close TO that of a
year ago Interest IN mems slacks
and Pacific Coast down ? 10 6
Regional percentage changes
from the like ls4S week follow
New England up / 10 down 3
East unchanged 10 down 4, South
and Pacific coast down 2 TO 6
Midwest and Northwest down l
to 5, and Southwest down to
up 8.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
1.OOO-hiIe Pipeline Slated
BY U. 5. Firm in Middle Easi
sf ,h. Annt sn,sti Ftr,,

The Arabian American Oh Co
within few months Vlll begin
full scale construction OF a 900.
mile oil pipeline across four Mid.
idle Eastern countries, officials re.
ported yesterday.
An agreement with the neR
Syrian government has cleared
away political obstacles which had
barred completion OF the $500
900 900 project,
Details Of the agreement. which
was ratified Monday. remain
secret.
The 30-inch pipeline Will be
designed to carry 800 600 barrels
Of crude oil daily from the rich
Persian Gulf oil fields through
Saudi Arabia. Tran8-Jordan. Syria
and Lebanon TO the Mediter-
lranean.
These new facilities. when COM
,pieted. will permit Ara bian- Amer
ican 10 step up oil production in
Saudi Arabia from 500 900 10 800
900 barrels daily.
Al present oil from the Saudi
Arabian fields must be mos ed
3. 900 miles BY tanker from the
Persian Gulf through the Sutz
Canal. The United States Navy
has been purchasing about so per
cent OF the output
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Big Board Considers
Reduced Fees for
In-and-0ui Traders
q, -. At.ak -. t,..,

NEW YORK. MAY -o-Tssg
Se1 YORK Stock EAclz&nse IS
raklrg 2noshe: step AIMED s. SIN
4lat.nk trade n Secal.a;-es. :; = As
announced I0cay.
The exchanse, thTu4kh s No
clal committee. Sll. st.1cy ire pas.
x.el.liy of lowering CONN, .s>.ctIs or
what Wall Street calls la-an5 cat
trading that Is. purchases snc
sales @. securities vs,H-a LIZ
TED period.
The study. AccoTd.rE 20 trar.
clal quarters, VAS pyonptes. Il
part by TIE belief that an lcc-eA 81
IN commission rates put into eTec'
about two years ago mas CIT doSI
on ur-an6 out tracing
Results Of the study Will ee suo.
mitted by the committee 20 tht
exchange Board Of Governors !o'
further action
David s Foster Of Pershns 4
Co, Is chairman Of the studs
group,
Other steps taken by the eN'
change TO increase interest IN The
market include an educational ad'
vertls!ng campaign directed al tlGs
small investor. and efforts e
modify what the financial com
munlty considers restrictive leg
station
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Stock Market STAGES
Partial Recovery
After New Drop
IL ". A,,o.c .n.e1 sr.,s

NEW YORK. May 20.-A halt
ing rally got under way II the
stock market today after early
losses Of fractions 10 more than
a point
Steel issues. some Of which sold
at or close 10 lS49 lows. spear
headed the recovery effort.
Not all issues showed the same
recuperative powers. Losses re-
mained in a majority with some
stocks down a point or more
In most cases, though. widest de-
clines were trimmed and hand
ful of shares managed 70 creep
into plus ground,
The rally, timld though il was
attracted a little more activity
although the days volume Of busi-
ness was nothing to get excited
about
Early selling. according tC
brokerage quarters. was a carry
over from yesterday. when the
market went into a sudden and
comparatively steep decline. An
nouncement OF a higher wage
policy by the executive board OF
the C1O was credited with
prompting some of the selling.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by tn,
United states Department OF Agriculture
pasksps Apps U s No o'vi Virsinis E wtnssaps sTs
-. inches up; 100 few, 5 rs. YoTks
" P tatoes1New' sS market slishtly weaker
on North Carolina and South caroiins
othsFslss sts.sd5 , Norm s,,p cs,qli3s. e So:
cob6ists, unwashed I sos 90, n1osiiy
6o-75 seoagos, washed. 8 rs, few hish-
tr; unVakhed. 4 so,
swee, tatoes-Maryland, bushsl bas-
kets. Goldens, fair quality, $50, Nancy
bashel hampers u s. No i, Jerseys, ) 90
90. some low as > so; Goldens, 8 5o-4 IS
mostly 3:5o-4.0o: hsn-bushsl baskets
Poultry Quotations
Poultry - Market dull trading very
pounds, $50; broi!ers supplies Insult:
fclent to quote: fowl too few sales 10
quote, practically no demand, many car
ried.
Flour-Receipts 9.373 100 pound sacks
Whea'1Reeeipts Rec s4,411 bushels ship;
B"shss @s 'SSo So rsd xnsf o'ss ss;ky
domestic, 24l; May, 4l No 5 red vim
ter ear'icky. spot, 90.
men9s GsEsceRs noRe SOCKS % uiasi1 bushels snip
Oats-Receipts. 4O,s9I bushels: ship
ments, none stocks. l@3.73s bushels No
Bsriey@Receipts c.aa5 bushels: ship.
ments, none; stocks. 32T.4I4 bushels
Rye-Receipts. 23.3a4 bushels. ship
ments, none; stocks. Sl3,O45 bushels.
Soyhesne-ReceiptS. none shipments
81 1.333 bushels; stocks. 36l 500 bushels
Millfeed-Receipts so tons,
Butter and EgEs
fEegs-Market about steady; receipts
liberal; demand fair. Wholesale prices
A large, 55-56; A mediums, 49-53. f
large, 5052; current receipts. ungraded
45-46, few low as ~,
Receipts-Butter. 2a,"ol pounds: esss
$40 cases.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Man Hides s1,100 In Can,
Reirieves II at City Dump

Beginning today. Harry J Davis,
owner of Kaspar's Mems Shop,
$500 Georgia avenue wv. Is put
ting his money In the bank
Ash cans are out
Mr.. Davis habit Of hiding his
cash box around the store each
night ended Wednesday. The box
containing Sl.i00 in cash and
checks reached the city dump
yesterday before the frantic owner
got IL back
He had placed II in an ash can
Wednesday night. and didn't re-
call the incident until some 80
minutes after ash collectors car
ried 1t away yesterday.
As the truck vas unloaded the
box came TO light. -Four men on
the truck received $50 and soms
new sport shirts for return OF the
money They also had bern given
a 81 tip by store salesman for
picking I'D the ashes.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
New Bench Warrant Issued
ResiaiIne Case on tlsIer

A rev eseracs wssEzat s~ssa -gs4
-sas gsass~v1yg "a - sszr-s 5et.ga ,@
"A 2gch u.>;@sc& Co.-rs s~SAs .tak
.rvs-,r q Ger sa&:gs .aae: ave I<ssFs
r..g.st 1eA1ser >a "r,t - HFE s&see
or tax Pa-4>s >zag Ea.asz v&s
->.-,1 ,s>.rsdAS
Es5e co-sr s..r s>ay c-2g*~1
E.S.es a'Tvs, a. "a E~ sNg -ssr--s .s=e
tor .urts9r. .rvx@ re .ss aa.- "a G.Gs
i Ia2e a>spcg; a@c as-as@cr cA~s
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,.aa.y ihe A&Elas - orr .-s .ar.3 gsc
't~lsssiay ,s1e ruzGa @rsvn~r Rss E-e
:E&t tg,c Scsa pess.r} Is en-. .
mated from tee psp~r
Tae ISSUANCE ta.saae1 .ss>r., .sas
Sarg q a mc.-rn YESTERDAY es
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a4cE s, vas SosfsHtea iHe "a IS
-arl lsN!ec TT4e>8Ey agnf.E.y 10
dlcalrx1 Ess-es VAS cpas .sGc<3 ci
perjury The motion roa;cu ac1
he cla-Ec q Flsk4Hg false state
ments IL seeking lt}r departure
( permit does rot conn 41Gel t&e
fl,s,1fErT kfattsfF
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Chieoeo Livestock

CHIC AGO Mar %a - sGaDA} --.
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pot fad6 CT AsSsr ssoatFEfs.g ast37F s-ss2T
10 strpnE sgtsVssf ssEEaa8 azHa e. -,
sgtr kteAdY tH ~ eevts se"~@ s=~ -
70 IS erntx hiEhsss tee. 10 50. s"cs sae
eftaS1s 3tB- isslsf Easss52ss 10
80 eSaEds - &C. 9 81 wstga4 isss sssss.
$50 near1s - 9fs. IL - tfB aa,s E
sounds. 30 . 20. sooe sse e,sesfs sgs'
nndxY as pearaks ie @3slt 70 s6ssta as5
SQUADS. ID s. ne 90 hesfls9 @saEkts dss q
10 Ara1n& a 10 Esas rFFRssass
EA1ahls eaft2s. sfasa KssGhss Fs4Es8, sfHs
Generally ttssog agat ysaT5&ssa opD2sssss
- @srY hEueG GeH1ars Eat te< tNt-A& Eq.
aesi sesttsre6 saaek ard asts rasssafn Eae
good -sseFs ,hs4seFs afae as4ssas ssag y a.
irsslS5ssfAs stssfA ws4Sasas sP 20 ,Sag
psS3ssas - ge5}-%S 3D. aGG Epau tssxE e@s't
20 Ass- III 81. ensEuaE knS sass4SfsE te~8
#is4S-Is IS. esssssrs s~% &C.
80 few good xsaEbty &aE&sss E-saa.
- fsss-Ig 81 gTsG$sSas s4as Sea- r..
rsa&S 5easza1 70 8ee@ ktbsa, = fsts 80
fresh aeSssSSs fFsstS2sE sssSa soR8k Esessft
oa9 ssexs Ees kArwa
Eai4sss sAssB. 1s93 Rs@sfss nss tAsf
aYExsY nr rcrsansaSY sssASy sassk. snars
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Evening star., 1949-05-20
Morylund Tobacco

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Evening star., 1949-05-20
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. May 90 iP-ForeiEn en-
change rates follow tGreat Britain Ir
dollars. others in centkg Canadian aoila'
in New York open market So per cent
discount or S525 United states cent?. OF
i. of cent.
Europe: Great Britain fpcuBdD z027.
Of :. Of cent; Great Britain. ss'-eay
futures a.ap5s- ca "a Of cent 0rea: Brl-
cent; Great Britain. so-day. futures a3As,
CT !. OF cent: France tfrRneg, -30tF Of
cent. unchanse6: Italy filral, May axec
fkrorsl, 27s5, unbalanced. Switzerland
frame. tfree1, $3.50. Eaehanged.
Latin America. Afgertara tfreel, 3D.
Mexico. Ia 54. unchanst6.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Peoples Drug Stores,
MergenihaIer Vote
Quarterly Dividends
Ry Edword c. Stone

Directors of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc. have declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of so cents per
share on the common stock, pay
able July l to stockholders of rec
ord June 8, it was announced
today.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. di-
rectors have voted the regular
quarterly dividend of IS cents per
share, payable juno % to stock
of record June 3.
The North American Co. voted
a dividend of 25 cents per share
on common stock. payable July /
to holders of record June 10.
Duncan to Address Bankers.
Alexander E. Duncan, chairman
of the board. Commercial Credit
Co, Baltimore, will address Chesa-
peake Chapter, Robert Morris AS
sociates. at a dinner meeting at
the Mayflower Hotel this evening.
About 100 credit experts are ex-
pected, with Roland T. Carr, Riggs
National Bank official. presiding
Officers will be elected. Bernard
r. Armstrong of Baltimore head
ing the ticket.
Henry H. Heimann. manager OF
the National Association of Credit
Men, says only Government and
labor, If they choose to do SO. can
turn the present business readjust-
ment into serious depression.
The Government can do so by
taxation and labor by unWar-
ranted demands that will price
the buyer out of the market.
Bank Women Plan Dinner.
The Capital Group. Association
of Bank Women, will hold the an
nual spring dinner on Saturday.
June 4, at the Mayf1oWer Hotel.
Miss Eleanor L. Dankmeyer, chair
man, announced today. The guest
speaker will be DR.. Esther B.
Brunauer of the Department of
State. This is the biggest social
event of the year for these women
bank officers.
The American Bankers Associa-
ton is about to teach banking in
the high schools through movies,
the first film to deal with the use
and handling of checks, the New
York office announces.
Lanston Monotype Co. has paid
q dividend regularly for 80 years.
a New York Curb tabulation re-
veals. Pepperell has paid one
80 years.
Phone Stations Increase.
The Chesapeake e. Potomac
Telephone Co. reported today tele-
phones in service reached another
alltime high in April with 452.251
stations comparing with 425,812 in
April, 1948, a gain of 26,43s in the
IL months.
Average daily calls in April num-
bered 2.206,6 $50 as compared with
2,085,761 in the same month
year ago, an average daily gain of
120,869 calls.
Wide interest continues in Poto-
mac Electric Power common stock
on the Washington Exchange, a
majority of the sales being at 3ls.
Investment dealers are handling a
lot of warrants but the amount of
new stock being subscribed is not
vet known.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Morket Averoqe.
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