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Evening star., 1952-11-05
Danish Defense Chief s
Son Killed in Korea

A United States Marine whose
father is Denmark's defense chief
has been killed in action in Korea
He was Niels Iver Qvistgaard. ~,
who got a waiver from the Navy
Department so he could fight in
q Leatherneck uniform although
he wasn't an American.
The Marine Corps announced
yesterday that he died last
Wednesday.
He was a corporal in the 7th
Marine Regiment, an infantry
outfit. The Marines said his DAN
ish citizenship prevented him from
getting an officers commission.
He joined the Marines early In
1851. Before that he was a Cali
fornia National guardsman, and
before that had served a year in
his own country'S forces and three
years in the British Army.
His father. Admiral Erhard j.
c. Qvistgaard, was the Danish En-
bassy's naval attache here from
December. 1949, to October, 1850.
He left Washington to take over
Danish defenses and also led the
Danes delegation to the NATO
regional planning group.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Mercury-vapor Lamps
Installed on Street Here

New mercury-vapor street lamps
are being installed on Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. between
Ward Circle and the District line
the first, of the type to be installed
in the city.
Herbert A. Friede, District elec-
trical engineer, said they would
give much better illumination
than the usual incandescent type
Of street lamp. Eventually, the
new lamps will be installed all
along Massachusetts, avenue to
Rock Greek Park.
The Potomac Electric Power Co.
also Is engaged in installing addi-
tional incandescent lamps on Mas
sachusetts avenue from the Dis
trict line to Goldsboro road Nm
Montgomery County. Lighting also
is being improved on Macarthur
boulevard and Key Bridge, Pepco
said.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
De Casper Asks Tito
For'A Act Of Good Will
In Trieste Dispute
By the Associated Press

REDIPUGLIA, Italy, Nov. A.
Premier Alcide De Gasperi asked
Yugoslavia today for IAN act of
good will" as the first step toward
solving the dispute over Trieste.
He reiterated in a speech Italy's
willingness to come to terms with
Premier Marshal Tito's govern
ment over the strategic 800
square-mile territory at the head
of the Adriatic Sea.
The speech, made at war me-
mortal ceremonies. was Mr.. De
Gasperi's answer to Marshal Tito's
statement yesterday at Zagreb.
The marshal told the Yugoslav
Communist Party Congress he
wants to settle the Trieste issue
directly with Italy" despite at
tempts by Russia to poison re-
lationS,"
Evening star., 1952-11-05
7 U. 5. Soldiers Doomed
To Die for Bavaria Attack
BY the Associated Press

MUNICH, Germany, Nov. A.
Two American soldiers were SEN
fenced to death yesterday for at
tacking q German doctor and
Iraping his wife and their house.
maid.
Pvt. German Emerson, jr., 22
of Philadelphia and Pvt. Edward
B. Freeman, %, of Detroit were
convicted by United States
Army court-martial. Both are
colored. They were on training
maneuvers in Bavaria when the
attack occurred at Hohenlinden
on the night of October 20-21.
Their victims were DR.. Helmut
Jaeger. 50; his tiny, blond. 81
year-old wife Hedwig. also a doc
tor. and their housemaid. Mari
anne Jackie.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Chinese Reach Moscow

LONDON, Nov. 5 (R.-Peiping
Radio reports q Chinese Com
munist trade delegation has ar
rived in Moscow to negotiate on
Russian-Chinese trade problems
for 1858. The delegation is head
ed by Foreign Trade Minister
Yeh Chi Chuang.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
San Francisco Hotel Fire
Kills al Least 7 Women
BY the Associated Pres.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Sat
least two persons were killed in q
fire that swept through a hotel in
|a downtown night club district
yesterday.
The bodies Of two unidentified
women were found by firemen as
they made a room -to-room search
Eight persons were carried down
ladders from third and fourth
floor windows Of the Bay Meadows
Hotel at 120 Mason street. Thirty
others walked down stairways.
Fire Chief Edward P. Walsh
estimated damage at $50,O0O.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Full or Single sizes

A decorators dream luxury spreads that usually
cost much more. Wait till you see the thick quilting
the SOFT graceful way they hang the exquisite colos
and fabrics cleaning rayon satin combined with
charming floral chntz, quilted rayon failles and ele-
CANT rayon satns. In sweet dream colors of rose
blue, gray, wine, almond green. Some styles one
and-two-of-a-kind Buy pair for that holiday air.
Washington Floor Arlngton-Lower Level
Evening star., 1952-04-27
CARPETS

Quon. Description Was NOW
! l2xlo All wool, plain
peffset psrx te1.u'eo '00p p"e- 1900 $3.50
I l2xll All wool, plain
beige. textured loop pile ,oooo
perfect ------------ LU9.UU 6S.VU
z l2x7 Plain twist, all wool, ,.
beioe-pertect lVI.UV oS.VV
I ox6'6" All wool, oroy
floral oxminster-perfect oS.oV 34.oV
wooI, aoI9 eroy%peFfsst r,e.o %s. a.. 1880 10000
ioOm exU HOsH s~irl eH'.Hr deson D'0oo 5l25 $3.50
on.n p.a" rT,t 1o"'e' 1880 1850
3 exI2 Floral Administers. ,,.-. .o-o
ton-discontinued --.-- l3SoU 3@.0O
exl2 Modern forol, eroy
tinued Gnu gree" 'e0'-o'seo"- 1900 1880
l2xl 3'4" Plain twist, all ,-,oo ,,noo
wool, beiee-perfect - LoLVV I9T'o0
IS 4hx6 Manufacturers
sompIes; assorted pottems
and coIors. Volues to- $500 1Z.95
4 4x6 Plain blue, loop pile
Shoo rugs tI.9V I.VV
"a yds. 9 #. wide plain grey
twist corpet, all wool, dis
tinued shade --------- 1879 S.S9
yd. sq.yd.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
TRADITIONAL BEDROOM
FURNITURE

The following open-stoek ThomosvilIe Bed
room Group features rich, ribbon-sroin
mohoeony ct unusuoI reductions:
Evening star., 1952-04-27

Bedding and Dual Purpose
Sleep Equipment
Evening star., 1952-04-27
TRADITIONAL DINING
ROOM FURNITURE

Choose from the following discontinued
group, magnificent crotch mahogany; by
fomous ThomosviIIe:
Evening star., 1952-11-30
for your glamour girl !.
feminine fripperies

43A-"E Exquisite" nylon slip with
nyIon lace and net top. v-neekllne.
gored skirt, nylon lace godet insets at
skirt front. White and black, Sizes
81 70 40. 0.9o
Victorian nylon Pajama with
bib front, stand-up collar. cuffed short
sleeves. Trousers have ali-around elas-
tic waistband. Blue china. pink dres-
den and rose. Sizes 32 to 40. 1875
43C-''Debutante' nylon gown with
,ucking from fitted waist yoke. v-neck
bodice, gathered skirt. Blue china.
lilac pastel. yellow lustre, pink dres.
den. Sizes 81 to 40. 6.So
.isD-"Hearwarmer" brushed rayon
gown. Peienoir styled gown with
rounded neckline. star shaped from,
woke studded with simulated pears
,-button closing. v-shaped yoke III
back. long sleeves. Nap pink, horizor
blue. aqua, coral. Sizes ii TO 20. 6.S1
4sE-"M "Moonglow" brushed rayon pa
lama with rounded neckline. shapet
full collar trimmed with simulated
pearls. long sleeves, shirred elasti
waistband on trousers. Dawn cora
horizon blue, aqua, nap pink. SiLe
-. IL TO 20. o.S'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Five Killed

CENTRAI.IA. II. " Five
members of cne family, the par
ents and three children. were
killed Monday night Ia > truck
automobile collision.
A fourth child In the famt.
ly's pickup truck suffered serious
burns. Tne truck caught fire after
The crash about 10 miles east Of
Centrahs. Two mea In The car
we're injured
Dead we're Claude II. Snyder, 81,
Kell, IN: bis wife. Wanda. -
Melvin Snyder. II. ard Lois shy
der, 5. Snyder's ehldren by q
previous marriage. ard Icaise
Lewis. 4. Mrs. Snsder's daughter
hy q previous marriage. Seriously
burned Was Snyderss oanghser.
Cisudine. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Top Committee
Chuirn,en Named
For Red Cross Here

Top committee chairmen to
serve with the Key West Chapter
of the American Red Cross have
been appointed by the Board of
Directors. These chairmen will
meet in the very near future and
plan their activities for the coming
year.
The newly formed Blood Pro-
gram committee met Thursday af-
tcrnoon with Miss Anne johnson,
Blood Program Field Represents
tive for formulating plans for the
next visit of the bloodmobile unit.
This visit will be made on August
IL. at which time all civilians
might be a blood donor for the
Armed Forces. Pledges viii be
taken any time at the chapter for
this date. c. A. Cold is the re-
cruitment chairman for Blood Pro-
gram.
Service chairmen serving are a.
follows: MIR. Paul Albury, disaster
service: Mrs. Virginia Baker,
Home Service: DR.. Ralph Herr and
DR.. Lance Lester, chairman and
co.chairman of the blood program;
Mr.. Earl Adams, public relations;
Judge Eva Warner Gibson, service
group; Mr.. Tony Martinez, safety
services; Mrs. Helen Berezovsky,
home nursing and Mrs. Anna Ros'
am, Junior Red Cross.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Coming Events

ETESDAY. JULY T.
Order Of DeMolay Boys. Scottish
Rite Temple. 7::3o pm.
v. r. w. Ladies Auxiliary, Post
Home on Elizabeth ST.. o pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. "a. <. Of p. Han, Q pm.
Or. Felix varela Lodge No. g..
sis Elizabeth ST., . pm.
Ladies Auxiliary Arthur Sawyer
Unit No. u. Legion Post Home.
SPIN.
IsySheex meeting III clubhouse.
TO pm.
Gunner meeting. Kiwanis Club
al Casa cayo Hueso restsuf
art. SIS p. n
Youth for Cnriss Bihis Study. 7:1c
pm. Fleming stresf Methodist
.DSESDAY. JULY r.
ladies' Day Golf Tournament Z
W. Cell Course. > q. u
uesslng, Junior ca Commerce
eauhhUrse. . pm
Neetins. hland CITY Navy Wives
Cub No. %. Bldg IN D. &.
leoo an
gunlrr Dehx ssesting q Wosnan's
Cgan. TIA pm.
amzsriean Leg5nn. Arthur Sxwyxr
Pest S0. -. Post Tcras. . PA.
senttssn Kite Bodies, meeting,
Sen<sssh Rite Temris. . rm-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Er-MuIe Drirer
Makes Return
Visit ToCiiy

The man who drove the mules
that pulled the old street car in
Key West and also pulled the
lever Of the first electric car 20
drive down Duval street in jan
uary 1899. is back in town on q
short visit He is George E.aeas
better known to his many friends
as Tony" and states that he was
amazed at the many changes. He
added that on his current brief
business trip. he was glad 20
note that in the past few months
since last October. that many
improvements had been made in
Key West and all along tn, Keys
from Miami where he lives.
Mr.. Encas says be is a COM
pagatsvesy young man of e since
his father. Capt. William s.
Eneas lived TO be TO- years old
as > sea captain Of the Holly
hook in the Panama trade, and
expects 10 keep visiting in Key
West for q grea, many years 10
conae.
Paying . courtesy call 10 The
Csttsrn. Eneas requested that 4
warm hello be said To hi3 many
friends here as he Is unable 10
make personal calls en- all m
them during the short time Of
his stay.
He Was accompanied On the
trip by Douglas Wilson who was
with the p. and o. company in
Key West ard Miami for Il
years. Wilson retired two and
one-han years ag0. ard dgring
TIE visits ~ has rnaxae 10 Key
West has never ceased to admire
sro@th of the Islans Cry q
which ~ j. very tund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
BY Boe THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD, IN Bill Shake
speare is being given another whirl
in Hollywood. It is hoped the old
boy won't be whirling in his grave
after this try.
The well known bard has never
Jared too well at the hands of the
Hollywood filb waters. But their
time MGM is exercising ut.
most care to make sure Shake
spearians as well as movie fans
are satisfied with its version Of
"Julius Caesar. Witness the facts:
|. John Gielgud, ace Shake
spearian actor of England is being
imported to play Cassius.
2. Greer Carson and Deborah
Kerr are playing virtual walk-ons.
3. Marion (Mumbles) Brando
will talk plainly as Marc Antony.
Producer John HOuseman, who
produced Shakespeare with Orson
Welles on Broadway. reported that
1t was easy to persuade Gielgud
to play his first u. S. movie. Miss
Kerr volunteered for her tiny part,
and Miss Carson easily acceded.
while the roles of Portia (Kerr)
and Calpurnia (Garson) are only
about three pages, the scenes are
important" Houseman explained.
As for Brando This business
about his mumbling is silly. He
did that to create a character. I
have heard him do plays in which
ne enunciated very clearly"
Completing the cast are James
Mason as Brutus and Louis Cal
hern as julius Caesar. H0useman
explained that he is striving for
happy combination of English and
American accents.
The producer said he encoun-
tered some opposition to a Shake
spearian project. largely due to
past mishaps. He explained their
errors:
Midsummer Nights Dream
(19S5) was mishmash of a play
to begin with. Romeo and Juliet
(19S6) suffered, believe, because
it was largely created by movie
people, instead of those connected
with the stage. Also. Norma Shear
er and Leslie Howard had no
Shakespearian experience.
"Orson Welles' Macbeth (l94S)
had three strikes against it: A linn
tied budget; the Scotch accent;
and Orson was too busy to con-
centrate on his performance"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Fifth Season Plans Of Screen Tours
To Be Announced By audubon Society

In the home OF Mr. and Mrs Stuart
Whiting Sgsbe Park last Friday evening the
announced its fifth OF the
Audubon under joint sponsorship OF the
local and Society The Screen Tours provide
five events top ranking naurasts photographers and lee
ters brought West together with the outstanding NOV
subjects that they have made Details the
Screen Tour program will be public after meeting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
LEGION AUXILIARY
GIVEN INVITATION

Arthur Sawyer Unit No. a,
fhs American Legion Auxiliary
has been invited to attend the
American Legion meeting on
Wednesday evening, July q.
The invitation was extended by
the Post Commander. Vance
Sfirrup.
The meeting begins a. 8 pm.
at the Legion Post Home on Stock
Island and after the sessions has
ended, the Auxiliary will serve
refreshments to ell those in af.
tendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Wedding Guests
Leave Key Vest
For Home TO,U,,s

Out-of-town guests at the Ber-
valdi-Wade wedding have re-
turned r. their respective homes
including Mrs. Edward Hutchins
and daughter jeanne, wEo was
junior bridesmaid, from Fitch
burg, Mass.
An uncle and aunt Of the
brides, MIR. and Mrs. William
Gandolfo have returned to Mi
ami; Miss Helen Bell to Daytona
Beach; Miss Ellen coursen. one
Of the cousins Of the former Faye
Bervaldi, to Miami and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sands and daughter
Patsy, also to Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Faircloth
have gone back to Delray Beach,
Fla, Mrs. Osborne Nottage to
Miami and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Erickson and family, TO Norfolk.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Dionne
and daughters Yvonne and Linda
have returned to Pensacola, Fla.
Miss Linda danced ut the we'd
ding reception Her sister was
maid Of honor in the bridal par
ty.
The flower girls at the we'd
ding were little Miss Lou Sands,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Sands Of Key West: Jacqueline
Rackiey, Caroline Ncttase and
Sonia Erickson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
INDIANA VISITORS
Plan RETURN TO CITY

Mrs. Faye Daugherty and daugh-
ter Patty Of Bedford, Ind, left for
home Sunday after spending two
months in Key West with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Garcia and daughter
Sandra, aud with Mr.. and Mrs. +.
II. Edwards Of Montzell's Dress
Shoppe.
The visitors said they liked Key
West so well that they plan to re-
turn In the near future TO estab.
lish a home here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. James Louis Light.
cap are the parents of . boy born
July Is at Monroe General Hospi
tai. He weighed 8 lbs. at birth and
is named Jamie Eber. The Light
caps live at Is Sigsbee Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

ssssssSssS ss0N0 ~ y
Cpl. and Mrs. Sergio Milan of
cd Porter Place are the parents Of
a baby daughter born July 20 at
the Naval Hospital at 1852 pm.
The little girl has been named
Karen Ann. She weighed seven
pounds ard seven and one half
ounces. Her father is serving over
seas in Korea with Battery A, 2lst
|AAA, AWCN, and has been wired
the good news that all is well with
his wife and child. They have q
second daughter, Brenda Joyce,
rs months old. Mrs. MILAN is the
former Eleanor Ogden, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ogden, l0-F
Porter Place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Girl Dor cenovers

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Frederick
Conover, IT'S Caroline street. have
a baby daughter who was born
July is at the Monroe General
Hospital. She weighed 6 lbs., .
ozs., and has been named Nancy
Mary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Watermelon, Part,

Ths wscS al IsY Msncsiai
Church has snncunced
vstsrmsion party 10 b hsad
On fhe church lawn nsxt
ThursdsY a 2 o'eio<k-
Aisc 90 ths s<he4als tor
ths saxns evening are . scsv.
sngsr hunf ard movis car
soonA- rhs public b cordially
inviso6-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
sawyers haye Rahy Boy

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ford Saw
yer, 2S15 Seidenberg ave., are the
parents of a son born July Is al
the Monroe General Hospital. The
new arrival weighed Z lbs. and was
named Steven Daniel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Girl For Chrisiophsrs

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Deve,
Christopher Of I4ss Virginia stree
are the parents of a daughter boz
July 8 at Monroe General Hospits
She was named Deborah Elain ar
weighed Z los.. 4 oxs. on arriva
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Angel Bozc
ll24 Duval street, are the parent
of girl born July IS at Monrc
General Hospital. She weighed
lbs, / OF. and Is named Debora.
Marie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

Richardson of 1850 George sire
are the parents of a baby girl bos
July II at Monroe General Ho
pital. She weighed S lbs. Z o.
and has been named Gilda Lee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
CIVIC PROBLEMS

CONTINUED From Page One)
Initial uniform. This was figured
ut SIS.
10. Delaney: asked the status Of
Angela 81. between White and
Palm Ave. THE City contends II
has 4 90 width and wants to open
this street up. Al present. Il Is
blocked off. King was instructed to
investigate and make . report 1t
the next meeting)
IL. Delaney: wanted 10 know
what privileges the city commits
sioners had IN regulating the pro-
posed registration for municipal
voters due b take place between
now and the first a the year. Al
sorney Lester stated that . legis-
lative aet covered al provisions
but that the commissioners must
set up precincts 10 contorm with
the county.
IN. Delaney: requested that the
commissioners put teeth in the
ordinance" with regard 10 tacking
signs on City Electric poles. Zone
man has already been hurt badly. !.
he explained. ssas 4 result oe these
tack-ssndded poles..
II. Ccoo. asked King 10 90 that
Fleming 81. between Whitehead
ard Simcntnn, was cleaned more
ofsen and more thcroaghiy.
II. DELANEY. complained Il
trucks Violating city speed regala.
uons Co Roosevelt Blvd.
Cheese experts do not recon
mend Wrapping natural yvIlow
cheese in q vinexzr-soaked cloth
10 presens mold. Il the vinegar 10
ssyonE enough 70 Be effective IL
nay change TIC flavur Of The
cheese n natural yellow cheese
does noaa. sssss eur sway ths
saaated poxsson Mia = sA2rr
knkfa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Edward
Roche are the parents of a baby
boy born July II at Monroe Gen
eral Hospital. The child has been
named Jan Edward and weighed
I lbs, 4 ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

BEAUTY IN MINIATURE is
little two and q half year old
Carol Ann Matcovich, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Matco-
vich, of laos Truman avenue
She was flower girl at the we'd
ding Of her aunt, Miss Marian
McReynolds, while visiting in
Texas with her parents. Last
year. Miss Carol Ann won first
prize in a baby contest. Her
frock was in acqua taffeta un-
der net skirt and her lowered
coronet was fashioned of yell
low carnations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Matcovich were the bridal at
tendants at Mrs. Matcovich's
sisters wedding in San Antonio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Daughter For Bslns

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ernest Balm
have a new daughter born at the
Monroe General Hospital, July II.
She has been named Doretha
Louise and weighed s lbs, 8 ozs.
The Balm home is 1016 Howe street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Van zanss Have Dsvahser

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Louis Van
Zant are the parents of girl born
July IL at Monroe General Hospi-
tai. The new daughter weighed
lbs. and is named Janice Lynn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Girl For Kerces

Mr.. and Mrs. James Grady Ker-
ce of Marathon are the parents Of
a daughter born at Monroe Gen.
eral Hospital. July IL. She weighed
lbs, II ozs. and has been named
Wanda Gail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

Forty-eight University of Ala
bama athletes received 1852 let
tiers for competition In spring
sports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

Richardson's Have Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bertram
Evening star., 1952-05-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ENGLISH LESSONS to Latin Ameri-
cans by Spanish speaking American
woman So fore "a -hr lesson. Gail
Sun. morning or Sun. night after
HIGHIY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. Self-confidence freedom
A GOOD PIANO TEACHER is a must
for beginners; popular or classical.
VI 0515.
TUTORING, high and jr. high sub.
jects. ANDERSON. TIC 10th St.
TqEEEN-AMGHE qE MH esSf YSD ADULT ballroom
classes starting now. RITA PETER
SON DANCE CLASSES. Four Cor
ners. Silver Spring. 81. 9210. "a
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