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Evening star., 1950-08-16
British Meat Rations
Increased 10 Per Cent
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 16.-The Food
Ministry announced last night a
10 per cent increase in the size
of Britain's fresh-meat ration.
Effective August 27, each per-
son will be entitled to one shilling
Sixpence (21 cents worth a week
The present ration is one shilling
four pence (19 cents worth.
The Food Ministry said the
usual seasonal increase in the
supply of home-killed meat will
make the larger ration possible.
At the same time 1t will dis
continue the present weekly ration
of twopence q cents worth OF
corned beef.
Evening star., 1950-08-16

Hopkins in San Francisco, TO the
Statler here, the Plaza in New
York, the Savoy in London, etc.
From one side of the narrowing
free world to the other, she is
known but always in the same
plush frame and by the same type
audiences. This has been her Or
bit, and as orbits go, it has been
q rewarding one.
Any performer might under
standably be content with a life
like this. Not Hildegarde. AS any,
one so profligately endowed with
energy might, she cracked her
shell of sophiStication this sum-
mer and whatever loss it repre-
sentS to the Ritz (the idle Ritz :,
the gain is going to such summer
theaters as the Olney.
Hildegarde turned up there last
night, a surprise to cap the sue
cession of them which began be-
fore the war when rural drama
impressarios took away Sally
Rand'S fans and tried to make an
actress of her.
To the faithful. an international
audience of celebrities intersperSed
by some non-celebritieS in blaz-
ing sports shirts, it was an. en-
tirely delightful surprise. 1t has
always been like this with Hide
garde and there is nothing to indi-
cate that it will not always be,
except of course, the standard
intimations of mortality, mostly
your own.
There are a few new touches to
the act, but its essence Is pure
Hildegarde. There is an orchestra,
Bob Grants. and an accompanist,
Salvatore Gioe. They represent
background. These add up to
slightly less than a dozen men,
but Hildegarde is still a. one
woman show.
1t is not new show except for
the setting and a few songs that
have been added and a jest or
two that Hildegarde picked up in
her travels. The change runs
about to the same degree that the
Lunts permit, of late a new title
for that play they do so we'll.
Anything else would be tntol-
cradle, no doubt.
The dominant elements of this
weeks Olney attraction are the
stars personality and her style, if
indeed these are not one and the
same thing. For the conventional
two and one-half hours, they are
enough to fill the Olney with en-
thusiaSm equal to that for home
coming football game. The only
other woman who can consume
this much of your time so pleas
antly is the one you are in love
with. 1t may be inexplicable, but
it is the sort of thing that really
does not call for explanation
Hildegarde'S summer theater
show is made up of material
snatched from everywhere. Only
q few of her songs, witty ditties
by Abe Burrows. are written es-
pecially for her.
The body Of her act, or perhaps
content" is the word, includes
such items as "Wunderbar, Be
Witched, Bothered and Bewildered,"
II Love You in Any Language"
Give A Little" and the like. She
is not in the least perturbed that
Evening star., 1950-08-16

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1950-08-16
Hollywood Diary
Mae West Going Brunette
For Her TeIevision Series
By SheiIoh Grohom

TO New York for the start of their
TV series next month. If the
first picture is success, they will
make one every two years-"If
it's a really big hit, one every
year"
Evening star., 1950-08-16
Drama News and Reviews
SingIe-Honded, but FIRMLY
HiIdegorde Tokes Over OIney
By Joy Cormody

OF left Milwaukee Hdgarde turned out to
probably occurred to that she had
Spendid clubs that she had
seen humans dressed in except evening clothes
Surely Travelled widely from the Mark
Evening star., 1950-06-16
Clarke Gets Award
OF Junior Chamber

Kenneth @. Clarke. a salesman
with the Guardian Life Insurance
Co, yesterday was awarded the
James s. Beattie Award as the
outstanding man of the year fol
his activities in the Junior Cham
Der Of Commerce.
The presentation was made by
Mr.. Beattie at the organization's
luncheon in the Burlington Hotel
Mr.. Clarke, who has been with
the Junior Chamber since l946. is
married and lives at 4505 Thir-
teenth street NV.
As director in charge Of fund
raising. he has helped raise many
thousands Of dollars for the group;
as captain Of his building during
the Community Chest drive, he
went over the 100 per cent mark
He also aided in the annual
Christmas party last year at the
Industrial Home School, served as
a committeeman and director OF
a playground during the junior
Olympic games, aided the Grip
Evening star., 1950-06-16

ting the money" he said. 1--WE
will look into some of them when
the House gets a bill over here"
Senator Taft has indicated he
will oppose any tax cut that would
cause too great a loss in revenue
since the Treasury already is run
ming in the red.
Administration leaders in the
Senate think President Truman
might accept a small revenue loss
and still sign an excise tax cut
bill. They doubt. however, that
he would be willing to approve a
measure that carried the posi-
bility Of reducing the Govern
ment's income by as much as $500
million yearly.
Evening star., 1950-06-16
Lucas Reyives Hopes
For Senate Action on
Bill 10 Cut Excise Tax
BY ffe Asseeioied Press

Democratic leaders revived hope
today for Senate action on excise
tax cuts, but Republican opposi-
ton cropped up against proposed
increases in corporation levies.
Senator Lucas, of Illinois, the
Democratic leader. told q reporter
that If the House passes a bill on
which its Ways and Means Com
mittee is reported near final
agreement. he will ask for Senate
action on it.
The House group Is said to be
ready to act on a bill which would
lop an estimated 81 billion of
leyies on such things as furs,
jewelry, luggage, movie admis-
sions and travel tickets.
To make UP in part for this. the
Ways and Means members have
been talking lately about a boost
in corporation taxes which would
net about $500 million. Closing of
loopholes might narrow the gap
in the revenue loss. President
Truman has plainly indicated a
veto If there is any substantial
loss.
Corporation Profits Cited.
Senator Lucas said that from
what he knows of the situation he
thinks corporations can well afford
to take an increase in taxes.
They have the biggest profits
in history" he said. There is no
reason why they can't pay more
taxes"
However. Senator Millikin of
Colorado. top Republican mem
Der Of the Senate Finance Com
mittee. said he will oppose any in
crease in taxes except those which
would close loopholes in the pres
ent law.
1T is the wrong time to be in
creasing any taxes" Senator Mil
likin told a reporter. Instead,
we should take every possible
hurdle off business and attain the
strongest kind Of economy to bear
the heavy load of defense and
foreign aid expenditures"
Senator Millikin said he doesn't
agree that If Congress cuts of
excise taxes which now bring In
$1.1 billion yearly the Treasury
will lose anywhere that amount in
revenue.
II believe the increase in busi-
ness that would be brought about
by taking those levies off soon
would produce as much revenue
in income and other taxes as will
be lost temporarily" he said.
Taft Hasn't Decided.
Senator Taft, Republican, of
Ohio, another member of the FL
nance Committee, said he hasn't
made up his mind yet whether he
will vote for any increase In busi-
ness taxes.
There are other ways Of get
Evening star., 1950-06-16

pied children's boat ride and
helped in the opening OF the
groups school safety campaign,
DR.. Juraj Slavik. former Am
bassador from Czechoslovakia,
warned members the Soviet prop
agandistS are speaking and iSSu-
ing manifestos for peace and are
preparing for war.
TO win the cold war and save
the freedom Of the world we need
a spiritual offensive" he said. I'VE
in America should become mission
aries and carry democracy TO the
minds and hearts Of all the people
in the world. The persons inside
and outside the Iron Curtain must
feel there is q common front Of
free men and women which Is q
living and victorius reality"
Evening star., 1950-06-16
a Young Irishmen Set Sail
For U. 5. In 36-Foof Boat

ROSSLARE. Ireland, June 16.-
Four young Irishmen sailed today
for America in a 121a-ton, 36-foot
cutter.
Amid harbor whistles and cheers
from relatives and friends their
little boat headed out to sea,
bound for MADEIRA, the first stop.
The adventures plan to sail from
MADEIRA by way OF the Canary
Islands and Bermuda to New
York.
Tony Jacob. %: Desmond Dali
ton, 20. and John Kenny, 81,
hope to study architecture under
Frank Lloyd Wright in Spring
Green. Wis. The fourth is Kevin
OFarrel, 81. Dublin salesman.
The boat has a small auxiliary
engine, but the four will rely
mainly on sail.
Education Is compulsory In
Greenland. There is one teacher
for every IA pupils.
Evening star., 1950-06-16
Foreign Student Invited

LINCOLN, Ill. = Lincoln High
School students want a European
youth to come here to study during
the next school year. They de-
cided to donate $1,000 to pay fol-
board, room and books for the WIS.,
iting pupil. The American Field
Service organization will select the
youngster and pay transportation
costs.
Evening star., 1950-06-16
Registrations Drop

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Aus
trian colleges and universities
dropped 10 per cent last year CON-
pared with the previous year. The
government says the decline IL
apparently the result OF long
standing overcrowding in the lib.
eral professions.
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$aar>Sraes ntett rrlcsiet
crflGrt 1,enner >.1iniiter

9onn. Stir &cltocutiNlono lit Sic
S0orfrnNc niht crlroigt.. &ofob &ai
Ter, Scr Wtinlltcr iiir @icOGrpcrcinl
1lnn Tclltlhlono2, ncrIon1tc, Oob
sic ;}uflnit Nea Sanrgcbict2. ona
73S Guobrot'ueilcu umfo6t lmo rcjh
an &oblc lit, hllrN cine &olfaobltlm
mung cnt'Nicocn mcr0cn inOtc.
@isDcr hnhrn ca Sic tSrnninicn pon
ocn Gcutldcn gcrnlbt unb inn Sabre
ltlnuluMo ob9cDaltcn, Nir Oo3 Hono
OCn Gclltihcn miCOrr 5urilcfNob nuc)
ocnl cs int critrn SScltfricA bcrcitS
bon sen Nron5nlen gcroubt morocn
mar IS lit li0cr Nub bci elmer Nb
thinning ca pic0crum an Gcltlh
lon0 }uritf'Nllt um0 hic tSrun5o'cN
mN ibrr NClfCr2hcl'Cr bic Wrltrn rn0
Nmcrifnncr lucrOCn ollca nCrlld,cn
Nic'C Nbltlnlnllu9 5ll hintCrtrcjbcn.
God NcrCdtiltclt miro liCNcn.
1896 mltr0c hcrrit& cine &Dltaub
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KcinGsl> rcrleam>rn iut
Observation-Disclosures

MlibiMgton. Ser &onni'lion iiir
Observation-Disclosures lit 0u$ GclN
aliagegongcn, 10 bob Tie uiht mrbr IN
Der Gage irin miro, frii1crC &ri@g2
gefangcuc lmO 3ipilintcrnierte ans
5uce,ublcn. Sic miro bnbcr luohl Sen
&ongrcB rulr Wittrl N1r GinItculn0
bon @rnlnten iiir Die TlrhllNt Der
9lnlprlha0Cnlhr nnNrbcn nllIlcn.
!Ilc 9lu2gubcn Scr &onlmliion,
lpic nlld) ba2 8clo iiir bic 9lnipriid)e
lucrncn MIR Nurh sic li0tiNicrtCl
lCinnllNCn (Sutb0bcn hclhu'it. Sb
mobl Hllthubcn in SN0hc BON chpn
$500 ,OOO,O 600 ilb"rnomnlcn mprOci
lno. iinb lucuigcr nla $4,000, 900
rcrfilNbur. inn 9lnlprild)c bon ctlun
$40. 100000 5I bcfricoIGcn.
Ins iibriac 0clb lit nod nlht
frei, oa sic Iriihcrcu Gigentiilner
&lugcn IN Den @criftcn nugeltrcngt
hnben.
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rcrn porbufocn. Tic ,Sllrd)t unr ci
ncm hepprltcbcnocn &rie0c iii in Sen
lcttcn hrei >Snhrcn Don ocu Convict
iiibrcrn Jef,lllcHtI.ch orll0hrt morNcn
nm Die mirtlbnftlihc GrhoIlng I'M
@citen 81 pcrbinoCr1, Dos rulIiiht
Tolf 5llr grobtcn sln'trcn9unN on
5ulpurncn uuo pnrbnnOCnc SdNp0
d)cn "A, pcrhilllcn. Sic @icOcrbclCb
ln0 ser &olnintern I'M Mtnntel 0cl
&onlniorm, oic n9grcliipc @uItunG
ser SoluictbClcaotloncn mll sen III
tcrnntipnolcn &onIcrcn6cn unb OH
bcftigc gegcn ocl &citcn 0cridtct'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN Der Sop
IrtipbGrc pcitdtiNcn ulic'unt oil
Sntlud)c. bnb trOb bcruhlgcnbcr Gr
tlurlnocn Scr &rclnl nlGt allf lcll
Snuptiicl per6Itt)tct bot, sic l(cbcr
plnollng bes &Npltalislnlra lmo bi
Grobcrlmo ser @Clt bis Su bcn(SrCn
sen ser Wt0Nlidlfcit."
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Wenn die Indianer
Dos "Historische Recht" und die Kettle des UnheiIs
der Annektionen.

"%on BEN Ynbuboicn ullO Stra.
ben iino ollie englilhen auiid)riitcn
Ucridppllnoen. 9ln Sen tSniiubcu Scr
gro6cu Sootels, &iios ltno 0oren.
bGltlcr, bel Sen 2ihtref!omcuL sic
bie &eltitobt Ncp Dorf in Wtillipllen-
5ubl nuIpics, lit nidt Elm cin5igcs
cn9liihes Wort nlcbr 81 icbell. Wci
Den ,31itlnssltlahocn iinoet maA
feline english acidrlebelH 3cltung,
uno nn oeren Stellc iiuD Yapiernabs
bilhungcn bon 0irfellrinoc gctrcteil
bcbett nit prinlitipen 9iloern luro
3ci6en, lpie Tie Die Snoianer IN
SolS. uno 9iiuoenltiife eill5uritcn
pilegten. Selbit sic 9tlmmerll llno
3nblcn ser Saris iino pcrldnpunOcn
lno ourd) 8iloer erlebt. &ein S6ut.
mann IN Ser ulten llniiorm lit ncbr
az leben. an Oeren Stelle iteBen fraf-
tige HotbGllte I'M Shlnlf Der Moler'
feoern lnb an ibren @iirteln btilgen
sic iiinglt erbeuteten Sfnlps ser &c.
Gftetcn meiBen Stfupanteu. Die
Jebten europdiihen ginoringlin9e
o6cr limo Dor ,pcnigcn Wonateu oui
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Ntem,ireae crncmt
pcr Hent lter,arei;

Mnlblngtnn. .NrSnl &omltec litr
9ltolnIrnacn oea &ongreiics hcrrlhcl
nrnBe 0iiicrcBcn, mie bic Sihcrbelt
bcs HanOcs Dor bicier nlrhtburcl
@nlic am beltcn nllirchterbntcn
lperhcn fonn. Sbne ,3lpei'cl miro es
in bicier Suiipn SIT elmer Icbntte bns
riibcr fpulnlcn.
IS Nrcht litb onbei nm Sluel Tinoc
,3iplperteioiglnig lmo iltcrnutionnle
9c5iebllnaen in 9ltumfragcn. @ns
bie 3ipllpcrteioiglmg onbetriift, nulB
man lld) flur lueroen, ipiepiel Dem
omerifaniihen Golfe fiber hie neuell
@niicn llitgcteIlt ipcrocn fnnn. pbne
Ncs @cbeiulille pcrroten lpcrben.
sluberoem frngt es iif, Oh ole bis.
bergen GorfeDrllngen ser gonlini.
ltration ausrei6eno iino.
lleber oie iiterNationnlc Troge ge-
ben Die Meinllngen in Ser Seifent-
lihteit bereits iebr nuseinanoer. IS
lit ibiper eiu5uieben, pie cine pollige
TerItGnoigung noglicb lein ioU.
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zuIassung Won AusIandskapita|
in Westdeutsch|and verzoegert
Westmoeehte hoben iedoeh srvndsoetz|iehe Einisuns
erzieIt.

Surh bas Yroblem. ipic SorfriesS.
onlasen in 0el,tldlano tebanoelt
lperoen iollen. 8robbritonncn, Sas
Sic grobten gorfrieasintcreIien in
0cutihlaub bciitt, 8elgicn, oie yties
Oerlanoe urN Sronfreidl ,poller ale
sen Gorfriegs s@eloaeber id:iter.
slllh bier5ulauoe berridt Die aniidt
ror, oab ser amcritaniId), Scrfriegss
GeIoseber in 0eutihlano nitbt burb
neue aapitalsanlaaen hnadteilist
lucroen oarf.
anoererieits beitebt in Teutihlan6
Elm GROCER 8eoari al Ieuanlagen.
3ur augeneineu erbol,,na iino ne,,e
t5abriten bic oringenoIte &,t,pcnSis.
felt. Sieie Inlasen fonnen am beiten
aus sen gereinietcn Staotcn fom.
men, oa Collars Die cin5jse @dhruns
iino, oie einen sroben Seil oes BE-
rotisten @erdtes beihaiieu funn.
aiehtsmGbise gorfriess .8eleecber
nliilel dber aeidyiist blelter. obtuubl
ibre 8utbaben in Sen lesten 3ebn
SSaN Nrcn betriihtlid seiunten iino.
Sin ausldnoer, ser Dor Dem &riese
Shrlloperihreibungen zines Seutihen
| llnternebmens tauIte, miro Ieititeaen
miiiien, oaB ieine Inlose auf elm
SehSebntel i9res ,triprii,,s(ifen
Mertes reou5iert uurbs. @enn es iib
nber Inn eine Iollor- poer gfuno.
! S6uloperidreibuaB banoelt. tuiiroe
Ser @ert nid)t beeintr1d)tiet iein,
uoralsgeiett, bnB bas 8crt nod
Itcbt uno iih in gutter Gsrfaiiuna be,
finbet.
@enn ein IusI1noer @ertpnpierc
| zines belttidFn llnterncbmcnS bcinS.
| oiirften bieie geitiegc::: Icin, um b;e
l(muanolung BON Reidslnart in 8
Marf uno Die tiir;lit erfolste us,
! rertlng ails5uglei1en. 9ies lit cine
Der tehniifen Sdluierisfeiten, nit
oeren Soillns iih aultlibe Steaen
J oTfenbar pergebiid beiaiien.
Ser neue 9elogeber tuirb berartis
! &c Erobleme niht tennen. Cine So
nitolsanlage ofrIte inn MIR eeitottet
-, lueroen iuenn bieie 5i,r tuirtlhoftlihs
en- Grboll,ng bon @eItocutihlano
beitrdet. Sn einem ioIhen safe tpiro
CT cine -8arantie ertalten. bic
ele l(mipanolung ieines ararfpcr.
Oieniss in Dollars bis SIT l75%
! ieiner Sriginalanlase 2priiebt.
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Se,pjets bamsn periusks:
anitalt nsm ati

NerIin. Nic mnd Mrien2cn9c Dpr
oCn SoluiCt@ poll'tGnhig bcNoNticrtc
&uitpnIIcn GWproblwg@itelle Nchlin
an Scr Niiirit IN McflenbNrg miro
ictt IN grobtcr Gle luicHcr alllQc6altt
IiC Notwithstanding sc, Noif2
polisei llno oic iolpietiid)c Hlrnce
ioacn oos @crf gcmeinlnm perlpol,
ten. Ser @icocrnnibuu bcihrGnft Iid
nod) Dem @cridt nid,t nnr OH Start
uu0 &unoctnbnrn, ,FIun&uQholicn
un0 Misunderstanding. jpnncrm
licht nlrh Mcrflt0tten. %nhorotoricl
&CrImth&'clcr mO lmtHrtiWitr 'ilr
miIlcmd)oitIihC@ 5pciiolpcrlpnul uor
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nltcn Scgclfnbllcn nudJ Sitcll in ihrc
iriibcrc Seimot rcpotriicrt moroen
Sbonos Goipn, ser Grfinocr Ser
elcftriihcn @liiblampc ,mn @cnrp
Spro, Ser Shopicr ser luobcrucn
9lltoillbllltrie, iino Su llnretbt llnb
lnter T1llfun9 Scr &ubrbcit bisber
ols sseibe anacieben ,pirocn. Mic sic
mo3cAnc, lrationdl ljnoranild5c Ior.
idlng cimpanbtirei und)ipcilcn fpnn.
te, iinN iie in @irflihfeit rein onc.
rifaniih -iltoiulliid)er lSrrfl,nft. Sbre
Scnfndler liIo nls ciu5igc nit &c.
inocrter SHrIft uno &pltiim crbnl.
ten gcblieben. &ollgunlnli .uno Gia.
frelne ober wuren ihon Dor Sabr.
lHnlocn bon ben llreilnppbncrl,
elmerifaa cntbeft iporoen
Son sllasfa bis anp Sorn lit bel
Sentiment lpieOer frei! Ser rote
9fann lit auf 8rlno ieines olten
btitorIihen Nedts apieber ser Serl
iln cigcncn Soaus. So ODER Gbnlid
fonnte Der Bcriht zines Heportcrs
oer I'M Sabre 3peitauleno lno -
Sblub aui Seite 6.
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Observation-Disclosures

9iuBIonh, 81. 12. 1915
IiC S>Cintat 500 aus NIT una, lit fam
NIT llno NclCltGtc llyr@ nuf Shritt lulN
Sritt. Gin Stiifhcn N6cimot trGgI
tic' IN Ser @rlllt Gin icbcr - III 2ciOt
O0Cr sat EuIt?
TrnQt niht INTO jIobt heuie ocn Ser
5cnlfcil 9nnS hcll 81 Dem Stiidhej
N>Cinlot hlcin, bcnn on feineln 5nl
Suq inn 0nn5cn &ubr lel,t)tct luij
bclltc Die k,cinnt 10 tlor.
g. lit nla Oh Ole Groc &rpItoleN, al:
pb GntICrnllngen nicNcrInllcn. gSi
bnrN SIna fnnnit ou 2clltc, bic lie
ben ichcn. ole ipie blr, Dor oen bellcl
@ihtern iteben. @ie iie oih ruicn /.
ibrc Wtittc. 9lh, balo eriiluelt 81
ibre 9itte. ~---
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llnrait in &ninllcnltnntcn

Ger Helcrnl crflurt, 0nB u!lca
nIiBtc bc lhllnlllltcn @cfiird)hln.
gen begriinhcn, menn nidt blc Snt
lnhc nprbunoCn marc, Onb Die &er
eiligtcn Stunten beute nod HuBlan0
iiberlegeu limo rno oicic lleberlcgcn.
belt mabrIfeinlih nod peniaitens &c
Sabre leiHt bCbulptcr foluncn unN
lpcllu fCi1c NnSCihcn bon clncr llr
roit in rllililhcn &nInllcnltuuten Oor.
bnnocn murcn.
Tim Ger neutrality-suspicious. III hcNCN
ncr, rnliillcn Die &ereilliQtcn St0o
FEN Nic irrlcn Nutipn4 h Gllropn>
gc9cn eincn slnNriif lNiitrN, lu1brcn>
Oicic Stnntcn ibrc riACnc &crtciNlN
lllla entpldHsl lulc mir ullh lln'1rG
mutcrlellcn ISIliaolcllen gcbrulden
nm ibncn 81 belIen, ibre @lrtlhafi
5u bclebcn. Gln ,tnrtca Meltcurcpl
oua njrtic)aitlih niht mcbr BON bcu
II. g. ubbdngt, lpiiroe iu Der Sugc
iein, einem 9lngriff ser &onlnrmi
ltcn crfolgrcihcn @iocrltano 5u lei
ltcl
Sic brilc TricOen2pcrlihrluN
lit Die Sturfr umb Scr Gntihll,B liil
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