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#: IT NO LONGER is easy to walk in and out of war|and medium weight barrows and
: ! {gilts fully steady with yedterday's plants. Security tightening up: {best prices. 5
At the two top war plants, Allison and the Naval Ord-| Later trade was less active. nance plants, there's no mistake about it. You don’t get| [ate prices on medium and heavy to first base unless someone’ you know what I mean, ration lower. :
knows you. [boards. | Hogs T7500; early sales choice
{ - And identification isn’t done Ponder 158 to. 240 pounds $20 to’ $20.50; by telephone any more. The exec-! I WOULD BE much amiss if 1 \oads $20.85: 240 > i git | utive in the plant who knows you, didn’t share with you my mostic,g 54 + "ea. ‘270 to 225 péunds comes out and takes a look. Te or wari to $19.50: 120 to 160 poun . ‘re his re-| o : pou nds Jou 0. Suh Bim. Youre | His name is Ponder. : 1316.50 da S170; Sov Sis; sows Spo ‘x wow |" 1t came from thoughtful people, ce: Stead > Bolce Fednesda a AND ONCE INSIDE you are Harry Reid of the booming voice, unds $16 to $17.25: few $17.50. | not permitted to wander around, and the hand that means it, and) , i Ask quesPons freely. You are Harry Jr, and his sister, Mar-| Cattle 800; calves 300; odd Ints never out of sight of supervision. garet. I've known them a long common and medium native And if you haul out a camera or time. ; yearlings and heifers $23 to $30; even a pencil and paper, you'll] on » v |B ef cows $22.50 to $24; oud, pably get told off. {| WHO COULD HAVE picked a head $25. pi New York photographer went Detter Word 5 hels tmas—this! Bulls steady; medium and good through’ a war plant about two a angi a et Wwe’ y beet and sausage bulls $24 to weeks ago. He was never alone. ats what were dog. We rei§26.50; best heavy sausage bulls|
were at his side all the time to i Bethleh < ¢ 8 t some-|'0 ehem one thousand nine . + ! make sure he didn't shoot 80 hundred and fifty years ago, and good and choice $34 to $36;
thing he was not Supposed te [what it will do for men in a world Common and medium $24 to $33. : shoot, and i keep Hi where armies seem to hold the Sheep 2000; early sales native! e er d super-secret depar men power, just a§ in those days. wooled lambs steady; good and, : ! SALESMEN WHO used to get hw choice. mixed weights $31.50 to - . | BA retiree. Jou” to the 1 LIKE THE QUIET depths in $32.50; mixed common to good! In with a "Hiya, at voice which the idea was expressed, and lots largely $27 to $31; asking guards as JFropped now. al ro I didn’t expect to find it in a race- fully steady for fed western tration desks, L F
, “horse, until I saw his name. lambs; slaughter ewes scarce; . . | a hundred times, he sll he Then I caught the gentle glint, strong to $1 higher; choice light | Benefit Aids Children through the rigamarole Of QUES" (he full significance of this hour ewes quotable to $16; bulk medi-] Of Gls in Korea
tions and identity. . : in which there is so much to— Security has tightened its laces o = {um and good $10 to $15. |
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A benefit theater party tonight |
the first of the month, Sgt i Setere—————— y tonight A toward a rigid war basis. TWO Checks . » [at “tie. Vogue Theater, o liege | And that makes sense. | GENE THORNBURGH, man- ee Et oni tor] It protects the lives of the men ager of Richman’s with a new 25- children of GI's in Kerea. i
at the front, and the boys inside year service pin, tells me regular
i : » The drive is sponsored by the and the man most unlikely to be employees oval two checks! on on otin dl Fairbanks Memorial Post, VFW, a spy can be, very easily. each at a Christmas party. and its jes. Auxiliary. " n -
" One check is for one week's pay. | Th y y CORK TRS , ‘ : | e stockings will be given to AND FOR THE WORKERS That's the bonus. The other Searchers See No ‘more than 110 children whose the word is “Don’t talk.” + check, also for gne week's, is for . : o {fathers are in Korea. They will] Armies and whole nations make the winter vacation. It will gO | Sign of Life | contain toys, candy, fruit and]
their decisions on information. /to about 50 at a dinner with their]
x on _— And most of it comes from the in- families. MANILA, P. 1, Dec. 21 (UP)— nuts.
oo : . . a The wreckage of a U. 8. Air Bayt To Open Show | nocent little guys Who vi : Under the Wire? Force C-54 transport missing! Mayor Bayt will open the first | know the importance of WRALl pup Ay MINUM PLANT upisince Tuesday with 37 men|show at 6:45 p.m. Post Com-| . they were saying. in Lafayette kicked wages up aboard has been located 8000 feet mander John Cole announced. Guessing Bee three cents an hour after a 10- up a mountain near Baguio, on|Gov. Schricker will open the sec- | xe TOW ON t11 the whis- cent raise in July. Luzon, an Air Force spokesman ond show. - FROM NOW ON un “| The company, with plants in said today, | An impressive ceremony will be |
tes blow on New Year's Bve you E. St. Louis, Massena. N. Y., Cres-| The pilot who sighted the presented by a color guard, and will be reading predic hong y ¢ Sona, Pa, Chillecothe, O. and wreckage from the air could not the Sahara Grotto Band. column, They I carry lots of pn, venport, Ia. followed the basic see any sign of movement near| Veterans from Camp Atterbury figures, ali quite confusing. pe Steel contract, {the plane. A ground rescue squad Hospital will be guests. And when you put down the, p oq gated back to Monday was ordered to the scene. | “Casino to Korea,” a documenopinions of the industrially greati ng closes wages; fringe issues to The plane was. en route from tary film, will be shown at 6:45, and mighty along side the swift November of 1951, a long haul. Okinawa to Clark Field, Manila. 9:15 and 11 p.m. changes in our ways of earning put it was good news for La- It crashed on a ledge of Mt. Taba-| The theater and its parking a living, you'll discover some of fayette with 2100 getting a taste yog, 28 miles northeast of Ba-|plaza were donated by the theater “he forecasters are doing nothing of the edge-of-the-freeze wage gyuio, where use of a parachute management. tore than wisniu Buessing. melon, Kes aluminum CT¢Y OF helicopter in rescue oper-| ramen sapere | e company makes aluminum ations is impractical. . WHAT FOOLS them all is day- “shapes” for airplane and tubes The roy squad will not reacy SPUrNed Love Brings to-day change which comes in gp such as used in oil lines. ‘the scene for several days, the Tragedy in Church 3 ore Nand o oo ee Lots of Trees spokesman said. | SANBORN, Minn., Dec. 21 (UP) armed or a nn, a : . " his| h SOME OF THE big food stores! ‘Louis Miller, 70, “just blew vhich & ? hat | | d hen 2 om hnio¥s Ww are accusing the corner christ« Local Stocks and Bonds top” when a 16-year-old girl i . “ { — i » : ce sa So when these predictions mas tree lots of “putting he iwouldn’t marry him, po {
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39%! y i , ERE heute ONY that Miller, a junk man, was shifting times can't know much s grocer sold 1800, ordered 200 com Loan 4% pid A 98 Grunk when he entered St. Thom-
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same time fo keep the civilian has sold me a bill of goods, or|Pub Serv of Ind tom -....... economy “rolling along in good got me to sell you one. Far be! iow Gens Yoo som shape.” S it from that. There's more. . (Pd Q & FE com .... He didn’t imply there would be His wife works for a big drug-||Stokely-Yan Camp com no cutback, because there will. At store. She sees the “fair trade Tanner & Co 5%% pid
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35'2 peter’s Basilica, “the “Vatican la announced today. The pontiff 90% usually recites Christmas Eve 19 ‘mass in his private chapel.
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dering th 1 i S20 Sweats and Mrs. Clara Sack impo vile to VEW, roe For Food Lid First land go to his tment in the : {pondering the passive power in-/gaiable to $26.50, | of Gls in Korea, to be given by Fairbanks Memorial Post 1] land go . apartment in Two and sometimes three ment" . 158 io sm orea, ° 9 - . , ~ | They ar that there should: + jected into the world by the Birth! "yy, 10 sairly active; steady: «which is sponsoring a benefit show tonight in the Yogue Theater.’ = ey gued {Kremlin for a late dinner with
bite” on buyers, ! STOCKS Bid Asked today. bi hoop : 4 nt be ~ supermarket operator said| America Sates com vie 48 shia He shot the girl and her Broth. L wars you iy a wd fhm, (the tree lots were like the used|.\X¥rshire Collieries com ..0... 14% 14% er, and killed himself in a wild! a8 well o you sup} ‘car lots, in business while thell 8 Ares 4'a% ota p |shooting spree in a Catholic
more about it than you do. {more, sold them, and is back for agummIna Ene pid AKA ». | las Church. He found Carol BokHow About Rubber? his third order. Contin Cor Ka vars P14. Mi. 1n'lep, 16, waxing the floor and ET'S START OFF with the Frices from §1 to $5. But some|sDeita Elec com red 14 started firing, hitting her in the LE es oh d the of the lots are getting as high as Eastern Ing lewd ord abdomen. Her brother, James, 3, country's 36 million cars an #810 for the tall ones. amis” France on : Rods na (Ber brother, tires they roll on, 3 Family Finance ! : n as s > : James J. Newman, vice presi- Ohe-Man Rollback RE re DI wm Ny ARR : TRSTE Herfl-Jones cy A otd RT 11 OKs ANNA ROSENBERG % é 3 3 HAROLD WURSTER phoned dent of the B. F. Goodrich Co.,| 4 . STER | IvHome oT & T 9% pid. oon > : ON. Dec. 21 (UP) Al jniHe's had a drugstore at 6003 *Hook Drug Co com ....ieeeee 16% : WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 says the tire industry will ro 00d Hook Drug Co com Is i od cofrmed bout the same in January and Massachusetts Ave. for five ind Gas & Water com ......., 18% 313 — The Senate today ® b as in November and Months Ind Mich EI 4% pid’. [10104 © 136% the nomination of Anna M. Ros- . Hh »lpphon iq pines 5 This rollback talk has him] ioIndpls, RN Loom i 1% J enberg 10 oe an assistant secre- : ; {pretty upset. He read in the Jul Ath Ciub Reais Co |= 84} ftary of defense. But dynamic Harry Humphries, FEY What. the government ind Gare Wr aut Ca 2 : n% A Senate committee had found 1 Q oy “ { * = dpls at 7" . . i) ; Hresident of the U. 8. Rubber Co., wants. Then he went right down *Tnapis Water Co 5% ptd “1075 110 nO evidence that she ever was a which operates the world's biggest|y,; nejves and did it |;Indpis Water 4Tt fd 102 © 108% member of Communist front or- - ® . - Jeffe O @ bl ho 10 a 3 inner tube plant here, is more! pr. ut Lustre Cream back from *Kingan & Co com .» .... 3% 4% ganizations. conservative in his choice ofing 1; 25 cents, Bandaid from 33¢ [insan & Co nid : i k3! i im——————
a 3h = Pa RS th said he believes the United States to]]. $ { i - 3 . 2 2 + : br ¥ L334 1 oh 3 { pe a 20 per cent cutback in tubes him what the new fair trade taliag =r 8% nid pe sia rade A Taree. doc; 5 Jus do casi ld defeat Russia in an all-out The Bureau of Labor Statistics | : Jam 1 and a 25 per cent cutback prices are and he adjusts his. BONDS. Wc, rade B lared. Sie and Grade A... Count von Luckner was in reported a record breaking 100.- ASE & n bicycle tubes. And more syn- For instance he put Lilt, Proc- Lien A Steemhy * ait ouiey—Fows. Ah ibs. and (over. Ue Portland yesterd to meet his 990 workers were injured in July, nos thetic will be worked into the tor and Gamble’'s Wave-your-own guitiait Morley ss 61 010000 88 11 and stams. 13¢. and No' 3 poultry. 4s less Swedish wife who arrived for a August and September. Some 400, tires, : . permanent, from a buck to $1.25. Batesville Tete C0 List covvver SH arve than Ne 1 vo. 1. 88: No. 2 82 visit in the United States. AS gied as a result of their injuries - A His customers got sore. Ch 01 com Hidy sua 81... 34 vase f= et: veiem———— president of the European Youth gnd 5400 were permanently in-; : ADD UP THE rubber future in| a JE Bo S Citizens And Tei 44s 61 ore. 20 wo U. S. Statement Movement, the Count plans a lec-| jyred. A reo this way, that you can get tires if! SO HE'S CHUCKING the whole Fouitabie Securities ss 60... 8... [7+ = TF igure tour of the United States on’ It. estimated that two million | you need them, business, fair trade or no and) indois Paint & Color 3s 84. 100 ~'| WASHINGTON. Dec. 21 (UPL Oovera- {the Marshall Plan. man-days of production were lost. | " i ices, like the! indoels Public Loan wo. ¥ . ment expenses and receipts for the cur- ie 0 eit a ——C——TEAL atts. ale Gets And just now whether you need 80ing back to old prices, Ind Linear a It ag [ment em I A el Fi them wil be up to you. But if Sovernment said. ind Awa tel pared iD Sear aio bee bt “HINT REAEASE OF PETAIN VENEER SALESMAN | 3 « - “ “yr i - x x Rallw 4 “ne Fear st Y : a the public makes off with all the But I'm going to get in an Kuhnes Packing 4s 30 Exvenses $ 12.1303 30 § 19.536.515.850 PARIS, Dec. 21 Vay 8 nh tires, sticks them in basements, awful mess,’ he added. N Ind Pub Serv 1% 13 .[ TA Fh "051.018.030 3.416.175 624 French Chief of State Marshal freelance, Soman eT Tau wares LE and creates a shortage, you may And he will, / | Rubia Service 2s’ ... 107 Gash Bal. 3.647.161.0300 4419813339 Henri Philippe Petain, 94, prob-| have fo prove that you need new But a lot of people will say. Traction Terminal ss 81 en Ree 3 8.008.031 29.436.347 303 |ably will be released from his life } Continu tires. - “Atta boy." IR rend ) | {sentence - for treason “within a ences and All re et ge AE ——| _ INDIANAPOUIS' CLEARING HOUSE [few days” an informed source | I, confidential” Address: Veneers, Clearings EN Ne Laan $12,650,000 said today. ; % . 5 oday’s Weather Fotocast Bilan A
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‘Happy ay’ By HENRY SHAPIRO United Press ff Correspondent MOSCOW, Dec~21 — Premier,
Avert Industrial Row _ WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (UP) — , (Government economists searched today for a wage control formula
{
i ; 4 { | Be os rought under control. ito print its usual praise for the
{start rthday the onl¢ , stead would call for voluntary of the birthaay * to
Philip Murray of the CIO and] yaST YEAR receptions and William Green of the AFL, de-| \oncerts were held o mark the
; - |generalissimo’ jErant . “compensatory Wage has been scheduled for tonight. jboosts to match soaring lving { Late today the .generalissimo
Iwas expected to leave his desk|,
freeze on. wages until coi’-'his family and some friends.
re
halt: faflation swdthaat start ; state at his desk in the Kremlid. the Indianapolis Safety Council — aiid : | Collective farms, factories, oe the Chamber of Commerce. » ‘schools and clubs throughout thef A bill to put some “teeth” in - Wage Stabilizer Cyrus S.CBing|goyiet Union poured. birthday, ome laws to eliminate loopcalled a meeting of his nine-man .etings and gifts into MOSCOW pies through which many trafboard with Alan Valentine, sta- ro. tne peasant shoemaker’s son g. violators escape prosecution bilization director, to discuss la-\who presides over one of the win be sponsored in the General bor's stand that pay boosts Willig, q's great powers. Assembly by the Safety Cotneil, {be necessary until the rising cost The Soviet press was expected: Frank L. x
general of the council, said the
i 3 the Mr. Ching and Mr. Valentine in- RU Sian leader. But up until the council will push the legislation
weaknesses in present
y jprinted note taken of it was the jaws “which virtually nullify any wage conrols to balance the g0V- following item that appeared in sincere effort to enforce
|ernment’s request to industry for co. ny Soviet! ” : voluntary price freezes at the sual} | Via Sk ype ton laws, Council's Aims Dec. 1 level, | “1879, Josef Vissarionovich! rhe Councils The wn s proposed amendnew united labor policy gialin born.” : ments to existing trafic laws {committee, headed by Presidents s 8 =»
would:
ONE: Permit police officers to
manded Industry. make traffic arrests for mised yesterday that wy birthday. None gemeanors on eihtormation and
belief,” instead of the present requirement that officers must see
violation before making an arst.
TWO: Make imprisonment man-
ings are clamped on rents and! Presumably his third wife datory for persons convicted of
/ | : : : in a fatal acel- — (food. {Rosa; his- son, Vassily, 30; his reckless driving Slight Error Ee i President Walter P. Reuther of daughter, Svetlana, 24; and his dent, eliminating any chance of WORCESTER, Mass., Dec. the CIO United Auto Workers granddaughter, about five, will Such driver getting off with a
21 (UP)-—Four police cars also asked Mr. Ching to-avoid in- help him celebrate. & raced to a filling station |terference with his union's con-! All available reports indicate
ght fine.
THREE: . Require defendants
after a telephone call from tracts covering one million em the premier's health and Ee felony cases to state facts in-
an unidentified person who |ployees in the motor industry. said someone was on the roof These contracts provide auto-
have not been impaired. apparently trying to break in. matic cost-of-living increases ote! : la The “burglar” turned out |four-cent hourly “annual mr Hall Named oh.
to be a cardboard Santa provement” boosts. Claus climbing down a card- General Motors and Ford sup-|
} : paying the cost-of-living boosts # p without “price relief.” y Union and management spokes-| Heads Division
men argued that the Economic
stead of conclusions in any mo‘tions for a change of venue from
‘judge for “bias and prejudice.” The Council's proposals have
ibegn indorsed by Judge Saul I. Rabb, of Criminal Court 2, and
board chimney. ported Mr. Reuther but warned| _ |Prosecutor-elect Frank Fairchild. Mr. Ching they cannot continue | i i are ost tinct of Henk
|Board of Health Engineer Feted
B. A. Poole, chief engineer of
p | Stabilization Agency erred when/ For Crippled Children: p in : {it ordered the automakers f0| yp. prank Hall has been named the Indiana State Board of wl.
roll. back prices on their 1951)
. - tion of the order, but Mr. Valen- State Department of Public WelBreak GOP Majority tine formally rejected it jer {Stat p 4 The battle by Indiana Demio- night, saying the rollback 0; The appeintment was ancrats to break the Republican Dec. 1 prices was ‘eminently nounced today by Maurice fe majority rule in the state senate reasonable” in view of the com-/Hyupt, administrator of the detoday was in the hands of the pany’s big profits. partment. Indiana Supreme Court. . ETT { Dr. Hall has been administraTwo judges, one a Republican Mrs. Mary Jane Mahurin tive consultant and s isor of and the other a Democrat, filed _ . briefs asking for a recount in the Dies in Terre Haute {partment’s Vocational Rehabilitastate senate race between Repub- _ Times State Service ition Division since Apr. 1, 1946. lican Edwin Beaman and Demo-| TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 21—-Mrs.| He is a graduate of DePauw crat Charles Killion. {Mary Jane Mahurin, Indianapolis University and the Indiana Uni-
Mr.’ Beaman, a former senator resident for 30 years while her versity Medical School. He served a
“the outstanding contribution to
works program {in the state.”
{physical restoration for the de- 3 5 Presented ognition of his § service in guiding the policies ‘Mr. Poole
models. * \director of the Division of Serv- Health, has been honored by the
se !Indiana Sewage Democrats Seek fo GM has proposed a modifica- ices for Crippled Children of the, works Aap i
on for making
he sewage
The award
r. Poole in ree-
nd developing
from Gibson and Pike Counties, husband, Claude, was a conductor/as assistant medical adviser to interests in the State sewage pro-
was declared the “winner in the for New York Central System, the Purdue University Student
would be split evenly, 25 Repub- services at 1:30 p. m. Friday in He is ‘a member of the Ameri-| "508 of the American Society of {
licans and 25 Democrats. The the Fourth Avenue Methodist can Medical Association, the In-
present senate political division is Church, !diana State Medical Association,
He also was elected to a 5-year
election by 64 votes. ; |died yesterday in her home here |Health Service for six years and | If a recount is ordered and MT. She was 70. |was in the Navy Medical Corps to" - We exooutive SOILS. 'Killion wins, the state senate| Burial will be here following! during World War II. {9 e Sanitary Engineering Di-
Civil Engineers.
26 Republicans and 24 Democrats. | Mrs. Mahurin was a member| Alpha Tau Omega and Phi chi Overseas Rules Eased Charges Mistakes y of East: 10th Street Methodist Fraternities, the American Legion y ORC Members
Mr. Killion demanded a re- Church, Indianapolis. {and St. Paul's Episcopal Church. count, charging “mistakes” in the, Surviving are her husband, one| . He resides at 6969 College Ave.
i
Enlisted men in the Organized
county because of “a great sum-|son, James. Ingianapelia a rs as |Reserve Corps, with four or more ber” of mutilated ballots. | brother, ar yman, erre | gone * {dependents, who volunteer for aeCity Mart Florist |
The Circuit Court judges, Haute; two sisters, Miss Lela
[tive duty will not be sent over-
Democrat A. Dale Eby of Gibson | Mahurin, Tarre Haute, and Mrs. Si ~ seas without their consent, it was Since 1902 Is Dead
County ‘and Republican Lester Helen Landis, Michigan, and Ltwo
announced today by the Indiana
Nixon of Pike County, ordered a grandsons. | Albert Kempe, who operated a Military District Headquarters at
Recount Jotlowing 3 petition by Miss Dorothy Lasley {flower stand on City Market since| Mr. Beamah filed a motion to! Miss Dorothy R. Lasley, treas- 1902, dwied yesterday in his home, ! dismiss the recount petitions. urer's assistant at Indiana Bell 502 E. National Ave. : Both judges denied his motion Telephone Co. 26 years, died to-] Mr. Kempe grew the flowers in’ and a recount again was ordered. day in Methodist Hospital. Shela greenhouse at his home. A lifeThe State Supreme Court later was 45. ilong resident of Indianapolis, he issued a temporary writ pro-! Born in Advance, Miss Lasley was a member of St. Rochs | hibiting the recount. lived here 26 years. Her home was Catholic Church, the St. Thomas Today's action folind the two at 3302 Northwestern Ave. She Society, and Marion County!
‘Ft. Benjamin Harrison. : Col. Harry A. Welsch, senior Army instructor, ORC, said men with four or more dependents, were not being called for active iduty at the present time. He ex|plained, however, that ORC members are welcome as volunteers.
They may volunteer, he ex-
{ | » lained, and waive their rights if udges demanding a recount be- was a member of Seventh Chris {Gardeners’ Society. He was 65. Pp Mage “the supreme court has notian Church, the Bell Women’s| A requiem high mass will be they desire active duty overseas.
‘jurisdiction in recount proceed-|Club "and the | Hoosier Pioneer sung at 9 a. m. Saturday in the| \ings.” They pointed out that re- Club. {Church following services at 8:30 count laws are “ministerial in, Services will be held at 1 p. m. a3. m, in the G. H. Herrmann Fu-| charactef and not judicial.” [Saturday in Flanner & Buchanan neral Home. Burial will be in TT ee { mortuary. [Calvary Cemetery. { 2 : | Surviving are her parents, Mr.! Surviving are his wife, Mary, Old Seren Rees {and Mrs. Ora Lasley, two sisters, land 'a sister, Miss Anna Kempe, i .S. Can in {Mrs. Loraine Atherton and Mrs. Indianapolis. I Thin sy Me. Dec. 21 (UP) Doris Richie, all of Indianapolis, | PORTLAND, ey eC, « land three brothers, Donald andy seal Truck Grain Prices. Count’ Felix von Luckner; sqrian, Indianapolis, and Harold; % r :
{famed German naval leader of! Freeport, Ill. No. 2 truck wheat, $2.21, “World War I, says German a No. 3 soybeans, $2.87. | {scientists are helping the United Industrial Injuries No. § oats. e3e. $1.78. < | No. 2 yellow corn, $1.58.
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