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Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1950-05-30

to the smaller communities and
to isolated locations, where they
toll alone or at the sides of wives
who share their dreams to build
homes and enterprises for the de-
velopment of the great lands UNI
counted riches. This activity has
spread, and continues to spread
over the Territory from the mild,
ford slashed southeastern coast to
well above the Arctic Circle, from
the Canadian border to far out in
the Aleutians. Wherever these peo-
pie 60, and for whatever purpose,
one thing which is certain to go
with them them is air transporta-
ton.
Where the sourdoughs of gold
rush days depended on the annual
boat and on the dog sled for mail,
transportation and supplies, the
modern pioneers rely on daily or
weekly airplane flights ia their
isolated communities. School chill
dren in Nome drink fresh milk
flown from the States. People IN
KotZebue and Candle have fresh
oranges, bananas, and celery sum-
mer and winter. This is distant
yodel from the days when a few
raw potatoes was all that stood be-
tween the white inhabitant and
crippling scurvy. Today, in great
easure, Alaskans owe life, health
and prosperity to the airliner and
the bush pilot. In fact many have
settled in such remote places that
they are totally dependent on air
transportation.
In the early days of Alaskan avi-
alton, when the bush pilot heroes
were first blazing the sky trails be-
tween the larger settlements, they
never knew whether or not the
weather. would permit them to
reach their destinations or the field
conditions allow them to land when
they got there. The element Of
risk was greatly increased by their
lack of communications. which
forced them to rely on Shanks
Mare, or, if the stars were right, on
a friendly natives dog team, for
rescue from crash or forced land
ing. The tremendous aviation in
dustry of present day Alaska would
be impossible under such condi-
tons, and the settlement and de-
velopment of the Territory would
be retarded almost to a standstill
were it not for the fact that the
Commerce Departments Civil
Aeronautics Administration has es-
tablished an extensive and ever
vigilant airway communications
system.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1950-05-30
S U M M O N S

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA,
TO THE ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANT, GREETING:
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED
to appear in the District Court for
the Territory of Alaska, Third Di-
vision, within forty (40) days after
the date of service of this sum-
mons on you, or within thirty (3O)
days after the last date of publica-
ton of this summons, and answer
the complaint of the above named
plaintiff, on file in the said Court
in the above-entitled action.
The said plaintiff in said action
demands the following relief:
That the bonds of matrimony ex-
listing between plaintiff and defend
ant be dissolved, and for such other
relief as may be set forth in the
complaint attached hereto and
made a part hereof.
And in the event you fail to so
appear and answer, the plaintiff
will then take judgment against
you for want thereof and will apply
to the Court for the relief demand
ed in her complaint as herein
above stated.
WITNESS the Honorable Anthony
j. Dimond, Judge Of the District
Court and the seal of said Court
hereunto affixed on the 9th day
of May, 1850.
M. E.. S. BRUNELLE,
(SeaD Clerk Of the District Court
BY ANNA B. SOUTHARD,
Deputy Clerk
May 1918, 26-June 2, sob
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US. Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Commufed Final Proof

Notice is hereby given that Isa-
dore c. Morkrid, entryman, to-
gether with his witnesses, Peter
Madsen and Lawrence E. Flecken-
stein, all Of Kasilof, Alaska, has
made final proof on his homestead,
Anchorage Serial 011534. for Lot 3,
sec. 3, Lot l, sec. 4, NE14NEA sec.
8, N12NW14, sec. 10, T. 3 N. r. IL
w. SIN, containing 1921 acres,
and it is now in the files of the
Land Office, Anchorage. Alaska,
and if no protest is filed in the
Land Office within the period Of
publication or thirty days there
after, said final proof will be &C
cepted and final certificate issued.
GEORGE A. LINGO,
Manager
Date First Publication May 9. 1850
Date Last Publication June 6. 1850
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
UNITED STATES, TERRITORY
OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
FRANCES CALERIS,
Plaintiff
TEDDY CALERIS,
Defendant
SUNNI NS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

Be to, nutarta igalioti Vykdo-
mali komiteta sudaryti prie to
komiteto dvi kmisijas:
1. POlitines bel visuomenines
veiklos planavimo komisija,
2. Kultlrines veikl0s planavi-
mo komisija.
siu komisiju prasme yra visu
pirma ia, kad vienas Vykdoma-
sis Komitetas, sudarytas tik is
keturiu asmenu, negali pasvesti
tick laiko ir neturi tick jegu, kad
galetu parodyti tick iniciatyvos,
kick visuomene is vadovybes no
retQ sulaukti. Antra vertus, su-
darant tokias komisijas butu
progos itraukti aktyvu vadova-
Vino darba didesni kieki turimu
intelektualiniu pajegu, lygiai is
naujakuriu, lygiai ir is cia gi-
musiu lietuviq Intellectually tar
po, kurie taip pat gall ir nori
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

savo sugebejimus paskirti lietu-
viskiems reikalams.
Tos komisijos, numatyta, tu-
res faktiskai parengti ivairius
klausimus Vykdomojo Komiteto
sprendimams taip, kad paciam
komitetui netektu su> >tais klausi-
mais daug gaisti, O tik galutinai
spresti - taip ar ne. Atrodo, kad
aktyviesiems visuomenininkams
- kulturininkams teks patalki-.
ninkauti Vykdomajam komitetui
taip, kad tie Tarybos 'smegenu
central" tikrai galetu susidaryti
toki, kuriuose pasireikstu visos
pranasesneses cia gyvenanciq lie
tuviu intelektualines pajegos -
jei ir ne visos tiesiogiu dalyva-
vimu komisijose. tai artimu ben
dradarbiavinu, kuris yra ina
nomas net ir per didesnius atstu-
mus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23
Prizes ir ux2

siQ isvadu Tarybos suvaziavi-
mas priejo tik po ilgoku, dau-
giau kaip pusdieni uztrukusiu
diskusiju, kuriu metu momentais
galejo atrodyti, jog bendruome-
nisko organizavimosi klausimas
bent cia lures butt galutinai pa
laidotas ir pasiliks spontanisku
pasireiskimu us apacios" objek-
tas. Kai kuriems mintis apie
bendruomene atrode ne kas kita.
kaip Tarybos desimtmecio darbo
ardymas, nutolimas nuo kovos
uz, Lietuvos nepriklausomybe ir
taip toliau. Mintis, kad butu ga
lima pasiekti ligi siol dar ir neor-
ganizuotus lietuvius, kad butu
verta pabandyti sistematingiau
rinkti leSas lietuviSkos veiklos
reikalams - kai kan atrode
tik idealistiska fantazija, jei ne
blogiau :. IS kitos puses kai
kan atrode, kad patti visu lietu-
viu pasauliniu mastu susiorgani-
mo ideja yra lyg koks "lietuvis-
kas sionizmas", kuris esas prize
singas amerikinei asimiliacijos
idejai, todel ia mintis tiesiog ga
Init uzgauti tuos lietuvius, kurie
atvyke j Amerika tikslu cia ash
miliuotis, tai yra, tapti nieku XII
tn, kaip tik amerikieciais 80.
Oar kai kan atrode, kad Tary-
ba ir taip jau dideli uzdavini tu-
ri, kurio pakanka ir Tarybai ir
visiems, tad jau nebegalima gal
voti apie koki nors programmes
nrapletima, reikia palikti viska,
kaip ligi siol buvo. Ia proga ir
Americas lietuviai buvo apibu-
dinti ne visai sviesiomis spalvo-
mis-. Laimei, tas apibudinimas
isejo is senuju zinomu veikeju
lupu. Jeigu taip kas nors is
naujoku dristu panasiai prasitar-
tt, tai galetu kilt baisus triuks-
mas, kaip drista taip izeisti :.
Esa, apie pastovu solidarumo
mokesti nera ko nei kalbeti,
mes, girdi, cia tave lengviau pa
vaisins uz kelis dolerius, bet uz
nikeli solidarumo mekesciui ko-
vos kaip liutai. >.
Kaip paprastai, taip ir prizes
81 suvaziavima buvo pranasu, ku-
rie taresi jau is anksto suuoste,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

koks yra kuriuo klausimu susi-
renkanciuju nusistatynas. Ka-
dangi bendruomenes klausimas
jau is anksto buvo laikomas sio
susirinkimo darby tvarkos di-
dziausiu klausimu, tai ir prana-
systes daugiausiai sukosi apie
tai. Ir pranasavo, kad nieko ne
iseis, mes tik tautininku grupe
yra aiskiai is anksto pasisakiu-
81 uz teigiama sprendima, O san
darieciai SUI socialistais jei ir pri-
tartu, tai vistiek neturi vilciu,
nes, ju ziniomis, kataliku grupe
stosianti greztai prizes :.
Bet pasirode visai kas kita.
Suvaziavimo pradzioje buvo
sudaryta komisija, kuri bendruo-
menes klausima referuotu susi-
rinkimui. Komisijon buvo pa
kviesti prel. Balkunas, Gervic-
kas,, V. Rastenis, Vitaitis. Be
to, SUI ia bendradarbiauti pa
kviesti Vykd. Tarybos pirminin-
kas V. Sidzikauskas ir buv.
Vykd. Tar. narys inz. Navickas,
kurie savo laiku yra dalyvave
to klausymo svarstyme dar Eu-
ropoj.
Kai komisijos vardu buvo pra-
nestas vieningas komisijos sill
lymas, pagal kuri Taryba patti
turf tapti bendruomenes orga-
nizatore ir vadovybe, o dabarti-
mis- Tarybos organizacinis tink-
las tolimesnio bendruomenisko
organizavimosi branduoliu, pra-
bilo opozocija tam pasiulymui.
Cia ir paaiskejo padetis, visai
priesinga pirma minetoms pra-
nasystems: svarbiausi opozicijos
reiskejai buvo sandarieciu ir So
cialistu vyriausi reprezentantai
Taryboje. salia ju dar vienas =
kitas ir is "mazesniuju'', kelusiu
kai kuriuos grynai lokalinio po-
budzio samprotavimus. Bet po
pietu pertraukos prabilo kiti, ku-
riu tarpe ypac ryskiai komisijos
narys prel. Balkunas ir, pagaliau,
pats Tarybos pirmininkas l.. ST.
NUTS. Pirmasis ia proga pabre-
re, kad kataliku srove Americas
lietuviuose yra stipriausia, gau-
singiausia ir daugiausiai pada-
ranti. Bet lietuviskiems reika-
lams bendra talka pripazista ir
joje dalyvauja, nors ir mazes-
nenis teisemis, negu priklausy-
tu pagal skaiciQ. Sake, NUNS
bltu daug parankiau susiorga-
nizuoti taip, kad vadovybe butu
renkama visuotiniu lietuviu bal
savimu, mes turin per 100000
suregistruotq parapijieciu, kurie
klauso kunlgu nurodymu ir visus
"uzbalsuotu". Taip pat ir pinigu,
sake, mes daugiausiai sudedam
ir mokykloms, ir ligoninems ir
kitokiems tautiniams reikalams.
Bet Wis delto, sake, mes, katali-
kai, nors tik ketvirtadalio teise-
MXXXXXYXYXXY
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23
TARYBA PASIRYZO

Nutare limits tvarkyti bendruO-
meninio susiorganizavinnO reika-
Ia, kuriant il ant ligsioliniu Ame-
rikos lietuviu susiorganizavimo
pamatq ir persitvarkymui pasi-
ruosti ligi atenanciq metu vasa-
rio 16 dienos.
Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos
suvaziavimas, ivykes New Yorke
lapkricio II ir 18 dienomis, ga
les butt laikomas vienu is svar-
biausiu ivykiu siu laiku Ameri-
kos lietuviu visuomen6s gyveni-
me, jeigu jo nutarimas bus veik-
liai ir rlpestingai ivykdytas.
Mes jis nutare taip praplesti
Tarybos veikimo sriti ir buda,
kad tikrai butu ko placiausiai
atsiliepta j visus siuo metu kilu-
sius pageidavimus bel neatidelio-
tinus reikalus.
stai tu svarbiQju nutrimu es-
miniai bruozai:
l. Taryba is esmes pritare
bendruomenisko susiorganizavi-
mo idejai ir pripazino, kad to
reikalO nebegalima atidslioti ne
ribotam laikui;
2. Taryba pripazino, kad ta
problema isspresti ir issprendimo
ivykdymu rupintis yra jos racios
pareiga;
8. Taryba pripazino, kad ia
pr0blema tegalima isspresti att
tinkamai ispleciant jos pacios u
daviniq programa ir organizaci-
ne struktura, bltent: darby
programa itraukiant visus Ame-
rikOs lietuviams Cir is viso lie
tuviams) bendrus reikalus, o or
ganizacine struktura ispleciant
taip, kad il kotampriau apimtp
visus cia gyvenancius tautiskai
samoningus lietuvius, arba apim-
tu bent kick galint daugiau; va
dinasi, kad toji organizacine
struktura galetq siekti ne tik
jau organizuotus, bet ir ligi siol
organizacijose nedalyvaujancius
tautiecius.
Todel yykdomajam Komitetui
yra pavesta drauge SUI Chicagoje
jau jo sudaryta ir veikiancia
bendruomenes problemos studi-
jq Komisija Xxi 1851 metu SAU-
$40 Is DIENOS galutinai pa
rengti Amerikos Lietuviu Tary-
bos statute atitinkaml projekta,
kuris lures butt patiektas rati-
fikuoti Taryba sudaranciu orga-
nizacijq centrams taip, kad nau-
jas Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos
statutas - AmerikOs lietuviu
bendruomenisko susiorganizavi-
mo statutas - galetu butt iau
paskelbtas ir pradetas vykdyti
nuo 1851 metu VASARIO 16
DEMOS.
Tam naujam statutui pareng-
ii Americas Lietuviu Tarybos
suvaziavimo sudaryta komisija
oatieke visa ellie sugestiju, is
kuriu matyti, kad, nekeiciant
labar esamos Amerikos lietuviu
,usiorganizavimo sistemos, o tik
atitinkamai prapleciant Tarybos
santvarka, galima surasti buda,
xuris galetu pasiekti svarbiau-
,ius bendruomenisko susiorga-
tikslus. Tas sugestiias
1utarta perduoti naujo statute
'edagavimo komisijai, kaip me-
lziaga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

Lithuanian Weekly published by
Company. $500 Cleveland Ohio Phones ENdt
u Issued
q CAIDzUNAS
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Evening star., 1950-11-11

In such cases the veteran signs
a sales contract form and posts
a deposit with the sales agent
who signs the document as re-
ceipt for the binder, and the vet
eran is given a copy of the paper
at this time.
However. the sales agent neg
lects to have the document rati-
fled by the owner or builder. Thus
a period of time may elapse, with
the veteran believing he has q
flrm-contract when he only has
a receipt for his deposit.
This practice permits the seller
to make it a valid contract If he
chooses. but if costs rise he can
refuse to ratify the contract. and
sell the house to the veteran or
another party-at higher price
"A few veterans have come to
VA with reports that they have
been talked out of firm con-
tracts by sellers who convinc1
them that a new contract at a
higher price must be negotiated
because VA has made an upward
adjustment Of the reasonable
value Of the property. VA may
have allowed a justified increase
in the appraisal, but VAS action
would have no legal bearing on
the validity of a previously exc
cuted firm contract"
VA said, in its statement, that
the Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington and the
Washington Real Estate Board
Evening star., 1950-11-11

have been advised Of the prac-
tices.
DisapprOve of Tactics.
"These associations disapprove
of such unscrupulous tactics on
the part of a minority of opera
tors because their activities re-
fleet upon reputable builders and
realtors in the area" VA said.
"Mr. Callahan pointed out to
the representatives of the trade
associations" the statement con-
tinued. that the average vet
eran is unfamiliar with legal mat
tiers involved and, in his eager
ness to purchase a home with
a CT loan, may be easily victim
lied. VA has requested that the
members of the Washington Real
Estate Board and Metropolitan
Home Builders Association con-
tinue their efforts to more fully
explain provisions of sales agree
ments and other such documents
to veteran purchasers. and urged
others allied with the building
trades to lend their aid"
The VA has published a PAM
phlet to help guide home-buying
veterans. The pamphlet. ITO the
Home-Buying Veteran" is avail
able at the VAS Washington Re-
gional Office, 1925 H street NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Veterans
Continued From Page BID

able value. However, many vet
Grams want the house even at ii
higher price: some ex-servicemen
even ask VA to increase the ap-
praisal value.
Another Escalator Type.
'2. Another type of escalator
clause provides that any increase
in cost experienced by the builder
may be passed onto the purchaser.
There is no mention of the VA ap-
praisal of reasonable value. If
cost increases force the sales price
above the VA appraisal figure, the
veteran cannot obtain a CT loan
and must resort to conventional
financing.
I'm some of these cases, the pro-
visions of the contract allow the
veteran only the choice of obtain
ing conventional financing or los
ing his deposit.
"3. War or hostility clauses pro-
vide that in the event the United
States engages in hostilities with
a foreign power, the contract may
be voided and the deposit returned
at the sellers option.
-. Reservation to purchase
upon completion of construction
are offered in lieu of firm-price
contracts by many builders and
sales agents. In these cases the
reservation to- purchase usually
specifies price which the veteran
expects to be the final sales price.
If the veteran had read the
paper carefully, he would see that
it stipulates a contract is to be
executed at a later date and, in
practice, the price in the contract
may be higher.
Unratified Contracts.
IS. Unratifled contracts have
caused grief for many veterans.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
New Industrial
And Commercial
Building Scars

Expansion of industrial and
commercial building activity was
particularly marked" during Oc-
tober, the Commerce Department
and Labor Department pointed
out today.
The increase reflected the high
rate at which contracts have been
awarded during the last few
months, said the agencies.
The value of industrial con-
struction put under construction
during the month was Sill mil
lion, in contrast to $68 million for
the same month in 1949.
Value of commercial buildings
started during the month was
$135 million as against $113 mil
lion in such building for the cor
responding month last year.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
District Rental
Housing Picture

Applications for rental housing
received by the District Housing
Center. 1400 Pennsylvania avenue
NV, during the last week totaleo
247, of which 153 were new and 81
were reapplications.
OF the total, 226 were for dwell
ings and 81 were for rooms.
In the same period, 101 dwell.
ings were listed for rent, in addi-
ton to 80 rooms.
Evening star., 1950-11-11

ave been advised Of the prac-
Evening star., 1950-11-02
Dayfissse Dresses

8-s14.95 Nylon Uniforms, broken
sizes, slightly soiled $1,000
2+s2.ss Hostess Aprons, broken as
25-sl.5o-s1.ss Frilly Aprons -$1.oe
20-$3.99 Extra Size Percale House.
dresses, floral print sass
15-s2.99 Printed Percale Dresses,
Misses sizes
15-S5.95 $S.95 Cotton Dresses,
broken sizes 81 SO
15-S1.99 Maids Uniforms, small
sizes 68c
25-S3.99 Morning Uniforms, aqua,
white, blue; 1912 -S2.66
10-Ss.s5-sl2.s5 Marie DressIer Ray
on Dresses, extra sizes $500
10-$3.99 Cotton Sheers, dark prints,
y and extra sizes in group $1.SS
15-$2.99 Pastel Cotton Dresses.
sizes 1916
10-S4.95-S7.95 Maids, Nurses Uni
forms, broken sizes $500
Kann's-Second Floor
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Luggage

6-$S.95 Weekend Cases s5.l9
@$19.95 Two Suffers for Men $12.SS
6-S11.99 Overnight Cases ST. 90
3-$17.5O Wardrobe Cases SIl.39
&$17.50 Hat and Shoe Cases SII.99
All prices plus 209o tax
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-02
HGftdkerchiefs

Women's sec Cottons, straight, seal
loped edges or hand-rolled: floral
and geometric prints ----5 for 81
Irregs. of Soc Swiss Imported
Hankies, clip cords on white; seal
loped edge for 81
WOmen's, Mems 81 Irish Linens,
hand made; some initials; some
Swiss SheerS; muSSed soc
Mems 75c Irish Linen Cords, hand
initiated in China; broken initials,
S9c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-02

Notions
16-S1.75 Lingerie Cases, plastic,
set OF three 69cs
30-S1.25 Heavy Plastic Individual
Suit Cover for ladies 59c
1s-S1.75 Plastic Utility Bags; ideal
for linens 49c
30-59c Plastic Souffs, broken sizes;
assorted colors Csc
1O0-15c Bowl Covers, plastic, dotted
pattern; small sizes -5 for 15c
36-S1.25 Plastic Sock Dryers, for
ladies', mems socks; broken sizes,
25c
4S-S1.39-S1.95 Scissors, Shears, 4
sizes, nickel-plated 89c
$3.50 Gartrettes, to keep blouses
24-S1.25 Shoe Bags, plastic, IL
pockets; assorted colors -69c
36-$2.98-S3.98 Plastic Garment
Bags, broken ensembles; sizes,
S1.7S
2O-59c Lamp Shade Covers, plastic;
broken sizes; some soiled- 10c
14-SS.9S Utility Chests, paper-cov-
cred, floral design; 3 drawers .S2.49
26-$3.9S Plastic Hat Boxes, lido
stripe; in colors- ors----S2.69
Kann's-Street Floos
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% POSSESS to S4.9S Pillow Shams,
rayon quilted satin and quilted
chintz, ruffie trim, assorted colors,
$50 ca.
IL prs.-S11.95 Rayon Satin Dra-
perles, 21a yards long, cotton sateen
lined. assorted colors, pinch pleat-
ed tops 1885
AZ pcs.-S1.19 Drapery, Curtain
Panels and strips, chintz organdy,
other popular fabrics, lace, SOC ca.
3 pcs.-$9.95 Seersucker Bedspreads,
corded seams, washable 1888
As pcs. $2.99 Permanent finished
Organdy Window Trim by House
Beautiful; white background, red,
green. blue trim; elastic back -S1.99
1-$69.95 Lane Cedar Chest, floor
sample, full moth proof protection,
as Is ------------------ -S43.So
IA pes. $14.95 Sofa-bed Cover, wine
or blue colors dustite cotton
twill, floral pattern only -S9.95
IL pcs.-An Metal Slat Venetian
Blinds, ivory color, % thru 33-inch
widths; closeout from stock S2.59
IA prs.-$3.98 to S4.9S Rayon- cord
Faille Draperies, some hemmed and
headed, others pinch pleated; as
sorted colors S1.98 Or.
40 prs.-$5.9S Famous Make Lace
Curtains, 81 and 87-inch lengths,
ivory color; closeout from regular
stock pr.
$50 yds.-$l.49 to $195 SIipcover,
Drapery Material, solid colors, IS
and 48 inches wide, green, gray.
chartreuse and wine yd.
IL pcs.-S7.98 Studio Couch Covers,
comfy cotton floral patterns, three
cushion style, box-pleated skirts,
S3.98
43 prs.-S6.95 Baxter and Decatur
Damask Draperies, pinch pleated
styles, blue, rose, green, colors; 80
inches long -----------$4.95 pr.
81 pcs.-$6.99 Rayon Taffeta Bed
spreads, full sizes only, assorted
colors, full 22-inch flounce, 90x105
inches $4.79
80 prs.-S2.98 Plastic Traverse
Draperies, rose, blue and green
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