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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-14
Actress Needs Marriage Or
Movies To Fill Her Life

Farms competition" she recalled.
I'VE failed miserably.
I'VE had mare ready to 60 at
Santa Anita, but the war broke
out. Racing was over for the dura.
ton. Then we decided to get into
the breeding business. When the
war was over. we had couple
of 2-year-olds ready fer racing. One
Of them started at Hollywood Park
but made poor showing. The
disappointment was too much for
my husband. He collapsed at the
track.
Il know we have been criticized
for losing our money on the stable,
but / can't regret il. If it hadn't
been horses, it might have been
real estate or oil CT something.
Anyway, it's gone.
Two years ago, Gardner died.
1t was the end Of a happy years
OF marriage. The shock was hard
for the actress TO take.
Il had never been alone before, =
she remarked. "All my life / had
someone TO live with. These two
years have been as much as
could stand.
MY friends have offered amaz-
ing advice. Some say ! should
move into the motion picture coun-
try home, the place ! helped es-
tablish.
ITS funny thing when you get
into you 70s. People try to push
you into a wheelehair and shove
crutches under your arms. I'm not
ready for that. /"
Miss Dresser decided to try for
another movie career. she went
to her old friend, Hedda Hopper,
whom she had known as EIda
Furry. The columnist ran an item
about her. II resulted in letters
and kilograms and an interview
At Paramount. But 50 far no job
offers.
Il doubt my chances" Miss
Dresser said. tive GOT three
strikes against my getting roles
my age. my lack Of finances and
the legened about my hearing
Il guess I'd better concentrate
on finding a husband.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-14
Jericho Was
PreCededBy
Another City

AMMAN, Jordan Rs-The City Of
Jericho. whose walls crumbled UNI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-14

Greece has become much dryer
since men first began to live there,
presumably at least IN part be.
cause of the destruction Of the
forests in the country, the first
notice Of the dessication having
been published by Plato.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-14
WRIGHT STAMP MAY %

WASHINGTON @-The Post OF.
flee Departments new airmafl
stamp, to commemorate the SOth
anniversary Of flight, VIII 20 on
sale May 20 at Dayton, o., home
of the Wright brothers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-14

Although the sun Is about 90
million miles from the earth, the
distance varies during each year
because the orbit Of the earth Is
not exactly circular.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-01

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Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
Senior Class Play
Due December 81
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pose of obtaining his late fathers
fortune according to the enumera-
ted terms of his fathers will. To
add spice to the small college
campus, Duke decides to literally
change places with Johnny slim"
Virgins, country boy with the
perennial rural traits of honesty
and sincerity. In and out of the
plot fits such typical college char
acters as Lana Henderson, a STU
dent, Bill Henderson, captain of
the college basketball team, Vivian
Parker, a scheming gOlddigeer.
Ossie Victor, Vivian's beau, Mr..
Victor, Ossie's fathers, ma" Mitch
ell, owner of an Off-the-campus
coffee shop, Shirley Mitchell. her
daughter, "POOdles" Skinner.
student, Ella Rose Peters, a book
worm" and Pete Lewis, a basket
ball coach. These characters, start
ing with Duke, are enacted respec-
lively by John Welch, Clarence
Conman, Catherine Cook, Jimmy
GOoden, Doris Greenly, Gerald
Swain, GlenwOOd Pase, Barbara
Strahle, June Coffin, Shirley Hast
lngs, Sally Pierce and Donald Bee
be.
You'll want to see how Duke
deals with Slim and how Fate and
coincidence bring about the down
fall of their little plan. Get your
tickets now from members of the
senior class-$.5O for adults and
S.25 for children.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
MILLSBORO

The MillsbOrO Lions Minstrel
Show was cancelled due to the
automobile accident which resulted
in the death of two members of
the cast, Stanton Adkins and Rich
ard Davis. Amy person holding a
ticket may get refund at the store
of Mitchell and Jones if he so
desires.
A joint Thanksgiving Service was
held at st. Marks Episcopal Church
on Wednesday night of this week.
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lettie
DOrey.
The W. S. c. S., preceded by the
DOrcas Circle at 1880 p. m, will
meet in the chapel next Monday
night.
Everyone is invited to hear Miss
Mildred Drescher, field worker of
Woman's Division of Christian Ser
vice, in Grace Methodist Church.
December 7, at 1870 p. m. There will
be a tea following the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Foster have
been entertaining Mrs. Fosters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy,
from North Carolina.
Mr.. Elijah Shockley returned
Wednesday from Nanticoke Hos
pital, following treatment for in
juries received in an accident
November 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Rose
have returned from a visit with
their sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Crippen, in FOun-
tain City, Tenn.
DR.. Helen Williams of New York
visited Mr.. and Mrs. l. John Collins
over the weekend.
Capt. and Mrs. Paul w. Hamblin
and son, Paul, Jr., of Fort Bragg,
~ c., and John Lee Hamblin, who
is receiving his boot training at
Cape May. N. j., spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Hamblin.
Mrs. Ida Walls underwent surgery
in Beebe Hospital, Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins are
spending Thanksgiving in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese White. Sr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter
have been on a trip to New Orleans.
They returned via Chicago.
Mr.. George S. Williams of
Washington spent the weekend at
his home here.
Mrs. Audrey Parker has had as
recent guests her brother and sister
in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Alton Lowe, of
Delaware, Ohio; her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Lowe, of Wilkesbarre, Pa. and her
brOtheT-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs Blanche Morris of Rehoboth.
The members of the MillsborO
Kiwanis Club are planning an auc-
tion to be held Friday, December 18.
on the lot in front of the MillsborO
Post Office. Anyone having anything
to donate for resale is requested to
contact any of the following men,
bers: Jack Ayres Samuel Timmons,
Nicholas VarratO, NOrvel Hall.
Deliver Pusey, Arthur Hall, or
Warren DOughtOn.
The dues have been increased
$1.0O a year for four years, the
amount to be applied to the building
of a permanent home for the
Kiwanis International.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
''Bandana Follies" At
Lincoln Dec. 2, 3, & 4
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CONTINUED from FIrst page)
Delaware, have proved themselves
to be capable directors. The chorus
with their harmOnizing and rhythm
complete the show
Douglas Mack" Morgan is again
inteTlocutOr with Logan Smokey"
LeCOmpte, Harvey "Eight-ball"
Shockley, Ralph "TambO" Tucker,
Russell "Slue-Fott" Bradley, Billy
Snowfall" Bradley, and Burk
"HambOne" Jones as the cOmical,
witty endmen. Specialties include:
Girls trio, Songs by Mrs. Ella Mez-
ick, Mr.. MyrOn Mezick,. Paul Lynch,
all the endmen, plus an endmen
quartet. Tap TOutines by Bill Gil
lespie, Jack Leverage, Jack Hill;
SaxOphOne solo by Wilson Morgan,
Accordion solo by Ralph Hunt, and
an instrumental trio by Calvin
Clendaniel, Bill Prettyman, and
Paul Lynch. If you should see a
strange thing riding through Mil
ford on top of a car, that's part of
the show, too. Don't forget the
dates: December End, Srd and 4th,
at 500 p. m, at the Lincoln School.
Get your tickets soon! They are
going fast!
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
The Wesley Echoes
Has Announced Staff
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advisor to the Wesley Junior Col
lege Echoes.
Reporters are: Loretta Baker.
Milford, Del; John Gibson, Dover,
Del; Pat BrOtzman, Drexel Hill,
Pa; Eileen BrOckelbank, Prince
ton. N. j.; Douglas Van SAINT, Dow
er, Del; Ellen NOlte. Baltimore.
Md; Shirley Roberts, Lansdowne.
Pa; Gail O'Hern, Livingstone, N.
J., and Carolyn Odegard, Melroso.
Mass.
The Wesley Echoes is the official
newspaper of Wesley Junior Col
legC and is published by the stu
dents as vital source of news on
the campus as we'll as an import
ant activity for the student inter-
ested in journalistic writing.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
Horticultural Meet
To Be Held Dec. 1O-11
CONTINUED from first page)

Church, North Division Street. 4
banquet is scheduled for Thursday
evening in the Jackson Memorial
Building, Broad and Division
Streets, starting at 6 o'clock.
Staff members of the Universities
of Delaware and Maryland, and
the Virginia Truck Experiment
Station, will appear on the pro-
gram.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
Milford To Soon Have
Roller Skating Rink
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The large building. opposite the
Milford Community Building, was
formerly used as automobile show
rooms by Bennett Motors. In re-
cent weeks, partitions and other
distractions have been removed
and floors and wall reinforced
Hardwood floor is yet to be in
stalled.
Scott has not announced the
date for opening the rink, but he
expects to have it in operation be-
fore Christmas.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27

First you see it washing, then
yOuseeit tdrying!The worlds
first and only Washer-Dryer
all-in-one, completely auto
matte from start to finish with
a single setting of the dials.
Works while you sleep, or
lets you do other jobs, or
just play!
And oh, how clean it tVasbes!
With its Magic Heater" that
gets wash water extra hot
and new hi-lift, deep-surge
Tumble Action, the Bendfx
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27

The TEST: Is major gasOlines were tested bv
y: S; Testing Co. Of these gasolines, only
Hlgh-Test Blue SunOco sells at regular gas price.
THE RESULTS: Blue Sunoco gave up to 12.4e5
more miles per dollar than the Is premium
priced brands, matched them all for performance
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
First Kent Hunting
Mishap Is Reported
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The Long farm is three miles
east of Dover.
Friends of the boy said he was
familiar with firearms. He had been
hunting rabbits The small game
season opened last Monday. Della
ware law permits the issuing of
hunting licenses to persons is
years or older, and to younger per-
sons if they go hunting with licen-
sed adults.
-
The u. S. marriage rate increas-
ed from 9.6 per 1000 in 1901 to 12.1
per 1000 people in 1945.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
By WoIter w. Hubbard


With a definite trend in motor
travel developing to the ranch
and desert country of the South
west and Southern California,
the American Automobile ASSo-
citation map suggests one of
several major routes which might
be used to make the trip to the
Pacific Coast.
The 262-mile run over U. s.
240 and 40 to the industrial city
of Wheeling, v. Wa, is more or
less familiar to car owners in
the Greater National Capital
area. Wheeling's chief claim to
fame historically lies in the fact
that the last battle of the Revo-
lutionary War was fought there
September 11-13. 1882, nearly
a year after CORVALLIS gave up
at Yorktown.
Columbus, capital of the Buck
eye State, formerly was known
as Franklinton.
indianapolis. capital of the
Hoosier State, was the home of
James Whitcomb Riley.
Jefferson City, capital of Mis-
souri,. is located midway between
st. Louis and Kansas City, and
is the northern gateway to the
scenic Ozark Mountains.
Wichita, largest city in Kan
sas, is one of the worlds greatest
airplane manufacturing centers.
In Lone Stor Stote
Dalhart. only stop in the Lone
Star State, in the Panhandle Of
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Events Staged by Saddle Club
Draw Visitors Out Into Sun

PHOENIX, AriZ. - Becoming
more of a favorite year by year
with winter visitors to this desert
resort playground are the varied
activities Of the Western Saddle
Club.
Desert hoseback tricks, over
night outings, barbecues, gymk-
hanas, and just plain, old-fash-
ioned Western outdoor fun keep
club members and winter guests
busy throughout the season.
Biggest event each year is the
Phoenix All-Western Stampede,
scheduled this season for Feb
ruary IA. A stampede includes
some rodeo events. but is strictly
cowboys playday." Amateurs
and dudes, alike, have equal
chances in nearly all events.
Six years ago, the western
Saddle Club started humbly with
four families, and today some $50
Valley of the Sun families enjoy
real Western excitement and
fun. The saddle club has it's
own lighted rodeo grounds and
20 acres of arena on the slopes of
Evening star., 1953-11-22
California Mining Area Rich
In Tourist Interest, Too

There are sand dunes and
Joshua trees. Although they
grow as high as 80 feet, the
Joshua really is not a tree at all,
but a desert variety of lily, whose
blooms in spring are large as
your head. There is a Petrified
Forest, with the solidified rem
nants of a great forest which
once was roamed by such pre-
historic monsters as the man.
moth elephant and great rhinoc-
eros. Fossil remains of these
beasts have been found here.
At Mojave-pronounced Mo-
haw-vee-the visitor sees build
ings dating back to the 1880s,
when 20-mule teams hauled
borax here from Death Valley.
Just south of Mojave is Soledad
Mountain. where a young pros
pector stumbled onto the Golden
Queen Gold Mine in 1885 and
sold his claim for $3.5 million.
The mine is a good producer to-
day.
North Of, Mojave is Red Rock
Canyon, whose futed cliffs look
like gaudy draperies hung from
the sky. These weird rock forma-
tions change color constantly de-
pending upon the position of the
sun. This is gem country and
often visitors who know how to
poke about come away with real
finds.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

ROSAMOND, Calif.-The ho-
tel at Rosamond is built of
quartz and the fireplace Is
studded with gold ore. This is
not far from Last Chance Can
yon and Roaring Ridge, or from
the Hill of Blue-Green Stone
which you reach through Jaw
bone Canyon.
At Randsburg, a desert her.
mits' convention is held annu-
ally along with an "Old Mining
Days Celebration" which fea-
lures f1apjack-flipping contests,
gold panning contests and a
horse show Of sorts; a baby
burro. contest.
This is the fabulous mining
country of Southern California's
eastern Kern County, a short
distance north of Los Angeles
and east of Bakersfield. And the
subtropical winter months are
the best time for vacationers to
visit this region, according to
the areas All-Year Club.
Handsome Souvenirs
Many visitors come away with
rocks containing semiprecious
gems, which polish into hand
some souvenirs. For this rolling
desert country, with it multi
colored hills, weird rock forma-
tions, borax flats and Joshua
trees, is full of mineral wealth.
Kern County is naturally a
rich land. Mountains two miles
high surround the western part
Of the county on three sides, in
closing the southern top of the
San Joaquin Valley, one of the
worlds richest agricultural
areas. Cotton grows here in
winter and wine grapes in sum-
mer. Some of the deepest oil
wells in the world are located in
this region.
To reach the eastern mining
part of the county from the
western, you go through noun
tains so high the railroad has
to double back over itself in the
famous Walong Loop (where it
is said the engineer can reach
into the caboose for his lunch
paiD. However. roads are good
both U. S. highway 6 and U. S.
highway 466. You can reach the
desert mining region by driving
east from Bakersfield or north
from Los Angeles through Ante
lope Valley.
Petrified Forest
The country is in marked con-
trast to the greener. lusher coast
al areas of Southern California.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Motoring From Washington:

Texas, is cattle and grain
raising center.
Albuquerque, largest city in the
State, Is served by the New Mexi-
co Motor Club on Central avenue.
The Rio Grande Park, on Kit
Carson boulevard, includes ZOO.
Gallup. N. Mex. is situated in
a valley bordered by fantastic
red-colored cliffs and it is a
thriving trading center in the
heart of the Indian country.
Arizona. youngest State in the
Union, is represented on our AAA
map by the Painted Desert,
Grand Canyon National Park,
Ash Fork and the Petrified For
est National Monument. These
are but a few of many high
spots" which make trip to the
Copper State worth while. The
vividly colored Painted Desert
extends northeast of the Grand
Canyon, along the Colorado
River and southeast along the
Little Colorado River to the
Petrified Forest.
Acres Of Stony Trees
An abundance of petrified CO.
niferous trees in brilliant and
varied colors is to be found in
the Petrified Forest National
Monument, covering nearly a.
900 acres. The Blue and Rain
bow Forests are but parts of the
whole area. Take along your
camera with a liberal supply of
color films.
AriZona's Grand Canyon Ma
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Across the U. S.
To Los Angeles

tional Park contains one of the
worlds most outstanding and
colorful spectacles; also one of
the most unusual examples of
stream erosion, measuring from
rim to rim from 4 to Is miles.
The Joshua Tree National
Monument. in the Golden State,
has its headquarters at Twenty
nine Palms, and it comprises
nearly $4,000 acres of desert
land on the dividing line between
Mojave and Colorado Deserts.
From Riverside. center of the
Orange Empire" it is a drive
of 81 miles to Los Angeles, fourth
largest city in the United States
and the motion picture capital
of the world.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Squaw Peak Mountain just 2
miles north of Phoenix.
The clubs quadrille team
men and women who perform
intricate square dance steps on
horseback-is nationally known
for its performances and color
full dress.
Gymkhanas (small-scale stam-
pedes1, overnight tricks and des-
ert outings via horseback are
scheduled regularly through the
winter season. Guests and spec
tatorS are welcome.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
HeIicopter to Fly
Guests to New Hotel

MIAMI BEACH.-The new Di
Lido Hotel will feature scheduled
hotel helicopter service.
1t is reported that the Nagler
Helicoper Service of New York
City is building a special plane
which will transport passengers
from the Miami airf1eld to a
specially constructed helicopter
landing area on the patio of the
Di Lido.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Palace Wing Restored

BERLIN. - Magnificent Char
lottenburg Palace in West Berlin.
which has been under recon-
struction, has had it's western
section restored and is again
open to the public. The palace
was designed by the famous
architect Georg Won Knobelsdorff
for Frederick the Great and is
in simplif1ed rococo style. Today
its halls contain an outstanding
collection of paintings and
sculpture.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Make your plans nowl

Make your plans nowl
Resort Airlines offer II weekly fights
through the colorful Caribbean three of
them originating in New York. You can
fly any airline to Miami to join your ely
ing Houseparty" there Get the reserva-
ton you want See your travel agent nowl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-29

AUTO SEAT COVERS-An Cars, s5 s5 o.
BEAVER AUTO STORES
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-29
ARTIST

Fhe trims listed here deserve TO
be remembered when you are dis
tributing your patronage N these
different lines OF business.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

81 kd ssso"s D. e. He,SisaS "sS NsO"a s' o1S sse
V0St0Oe.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
FOOD CHEMIST

FOOD CHEMIST
Exper. testing, specification, prep
aration, and quality control In
large commercial food field Salary
according to experience - $500 up
CRAFTSMEN
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE
Elec. mech. struct.. piping. Near
Evening star., 1953-05-10
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE to close estate: also
msrbie-topped pieces; chests, wash
stands. slant-top desks. chairs,
clocks. picture frames. mirrors. pat
AuccTIoN. H5c I5sG' RocExtlHs. SS e. Md. soHoNSAN
PUBLIC SALE OF: VALUABLE
PROPERTY AT BEVERLEY BEACH
Under and by virturs Of Q decree
Of the Circuit Court for Anne Arun-
del d;arsS County ..s In Equity, % the ouI under.
sale ct public auction e the Court
polls, Maryland. ON
Tuesday, May II, 1853
at 10 o'clock AM, DIST
Lots z. 8. 8. 10 and IL. Section
corded among the Land Records Of
Anne, Arundel County in Plat Cab.
story to- pff frame 5 bunEaioW With stScco so
exterior containing living room.
kitchen. inside lavatory, two bed
rooms and two Slass;enclosed
ming water and electricity.
TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of $500
will be required of the purchaser
on the day of sale, or ali cash at
the option of the purchaser, de-
ferred payments to bear interest
OF sale. Taxes to be adjusted to
the day Of sale.
For further particulars see the un-
dersiGned trustees.
Georre. B. Woelfel. School St.. An
DuvaIl, Nd. Hotel Bldg. Annapolis,
Nd. John 8. White. Profeesionai
Bldg. Hyattsvtlle. Nd. Phone War
field T-1S26. $40
Evening star., 1953-05-10
"NOTHING TO WEAR"

"NOIHING TO WEAR
You have nothing to wear" because
the clothes in your closets are Skele-
tons.
Go through your closets, get out your
Soiled or drab suede and leather
jackets and coats, find your old or
faded dresses. suits and coats. grab
a cab, and bring them to the Spe-
cialist-EXQUISITE CLEANERS.
We will restore the colors and beauty
and you will own rich. expensive
looking wardrobe again.
EXQUISITE CLEANERS
Dye Work Specialist
DRIVE IN: 37OO GA AVE. NV.
Our Only Lcoation-No Branches
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Evening star., 1953-05-10

BAKER, all-around man. GOLD
MEDAL BAKERY. 1888 14th st.
NV. Closed Sundays.
BARTENDER. must not drink; private
club with notable clientele: split
shift; workday ends ct mfdnight.
Apply manager, CAPITOL HILL
CLUB, 214 1st st. Sc.
BASS SOLOI6T. Protestant church
(White). state age. experience and
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surrounding counties. latest family
additions. AVERAGE 500 Ekly.
Transportation furnished. Those
interested write BIBLES. Boz 507.
Norfolk, Va for interview. 10
BODYMEN-Plenty of work with good
percentage pay. Free life insurance.
disqualification benefits. paid holi-
days and vacation leave, employe
discounts. Apply to Mr.. Hurd. HILL
& SANDERS, INC, lila Vermont
BODY MAN-CoMB.: top salary. good
working cond., paid vacation. plenty
overtime. See Mr.. Fisher, CENTRAL
MOTORS, 1901 Oronoco st., Alex
andria. OV. 3-1500.
BODY AND FENDER MAN, who can
paint. to develop body shop in q new
car established agency. Excelent
working conditions. vacations; go1d
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Evening star., 1953-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

WITNESSES TO ACCIDENT July 6.
1852, on Mt. Vernon blvd. nr. 14th
st. Bridge. four Marines injured,
please call DI. 7-5141 or King
S-3094. IL"
I WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE
for any debts other than those con-
tracted by myself REEVES A.
FRANKLIN, 1928 Park I'd. NV.
PATENT DRAWINGS. commercial art.
stat. drafting prepared to your
speciflcations; advise requirements.
Box 354-D. Star.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts or obligations unless per-
Sonally contracted for by me. MRS.
HEINZ (SHIRLEY SMITH) KERNE-
KIN, 1925 Rhode Island ave. ne.
10
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