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***% MUSIC IN THE CHURCH
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| WILLIAM T. GRIMES
; .ViN(.IN Ci rou UilUfKIA’
ij is bcif:g siiid about tho
i, r,' % *o/T;uri for udulEs ir» l/uiny
. ccs dm .n .• !;'••• t.’m :--tnv e ».- Sea
»? „ 11 . .Vw <;ro sponsoring pro&ruiTVi. i >
■ cAurcho;--, schools ru:ct corn
using both grown ups and
: w : it is lonvcniem «.>•
• u h ba n :>uhl about the
of ’children's voiced.- Some
vvi/uvs h .vo v ritien in
, T \:• i.:-r train - nt; foe duldivn
•shei - vUo not ;i» iavorable
\ . Ma> 1 say that I agree
he writers who air in favor
Anih,i the ohildron in the
ci-orrem of the church, h
v ;v.; *ns c:• rly wit u klioie; yar
lie , Aro ’.'.here \vc have a little
* devote to mtiric es .*h for
• t-;ty A : the: uOiiod of
v . . »■ • i ••>( v v"hi
\ { i i,|v* ij.it lime rhythm.
• the;, ic sure to help teem
y hove r». vr.cu the eU -
V; uod de VV: 1 Op) Vl cut h. I
;: k. • ;: r • see her i; se of the
d of the child's life,
hoy o earlv periods of
O'.- ;; y,
f' -- ‘0: • u•: o. v to tr. : fc■- 1 w *o his
V r(f 0(] =; Pj'o ( r \f)
oon !;•- i■, [ { lecoi pjht)-
£?. .H-<1 srTwions shonid be g:v
--0;: • : ’ : practu-e and when
r .■■■ ci'-'-.:i:lmfn!s of !he church.
S ■-..- Sunday School, as
' ■ •■ Urol Ur... r m-an'aOra, in
: 0 r. .s'.■ :
■ t Jra-pirCd asri inter
■ : •c 1 a ;k. Tiie child is
rt :k;\ times to play
- if be I.- taught and is
K’t iv t! :nk more seriously
r. for the dc-velop
' iA.c.j the church as a whole,
over their talent may allow
lo tty they should be p-W
c i.idod. _ While we as adults
virif.' fji.e musical programs
«' ff this Christmas season lei
s -courage the. youny ones ‘o
part in title songs of Christ
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Palmist and Psychic Reader 1
i- PAST ’as I
t •mm YOU ALONE KNOW IT, YOUR PRE- |
•V JSI SENT AS IT IS, AND YOl , FUTURE |
, M a© isijlt AS IT WILL BE 1 If you ar- n need of R
4 '-v*' y advice on Love. Marriage Courtship,
Ji&'jF/Jfimm Linv . Suits, or Sickness—tl;.- , don't d> -so
• ■ ia>' in coming lo see this t: ilv Gifted 8
ivrtM VW/ Sdffii Medium If you are havi: trouble at |
| homo, a failure iu busines:- or if you g
~i * plain vn-hearL r), YOU CAN be helped’. If you are gj
Ay, held book by great invisible forces around you—l R
£ aloe to • olp you. I guarantee results, not unfulfilled 8
.. Av, ;..va to the wise is sufficient. Call and be convin- S
| easing Daily and Sundays—9 A. M, to JOP. M. I j
*| Reading* for White and Colored ii
LUCKY DAYS AND NUMBERS '
Located in Studio Trailer Highway 301. One block 1
| pass City Limits S. Church Street. Bus passes the f
door. Look for hand sign. Rocky Mount, N. C. £
SECOND SECTION
1 f.--. too. Tcadi them the Clun.-irna.'
>: Carols, l;ywand othet soucs
dr . too OitiC'. lrpcly in-'>
.! tlte M.-irit of Christmas and rcm'.un
i ! interested tit the service et the
. wiiy-ch Make I'cc/n feci that Iht.v
l!nr« a part of the Sunday School
dand general church program Keep
jtneir ndnds Idled '.vilh activities
. • ,>- -.>, V. be love for tiieir
,: rcl'. ;; vv, - i'k, arid above all. lead
i' them in Christian c-tideavovs that
i ' help In i'wM charattfor. e.--
-•ilivate a good pi.y-teal bed; as vrc'l
grout metu.d deveiopment.
The music program of the church
yean help in many instances : ' -
[ bring about these needed adjust •
;mend.
6‘Year Old »o\
In liighv.a\ Era-h
•! ROCKY MOUKT. Dcr. 17
■ Littie Go. \v:if.trt Davis. .i» ■
I Iyc vy * old Lkiv ...i noi.r ivOvky Moms t,
i j;iio cl- 1:;te yc- terd;;y ni ir.jurie su -
. : . dued n a ifiylrtvny accident.
-1 Coroner M. F. Ouilev of nUJivIUc
.*; that J: in cs Aik \. Sk *nn c r, E4-yoa r *
! : d ; white t textile worker of Hack.'.
• ; "loi.nt had bctei Vs . dved of binme
:• *in connection wi Fn the Parody.
I Highway Patrolman L. H. Baker
fyvvid his investigath ♦, showed tiiat
.::y child had gotten ovt of a car
u ! /»n W'~*' r r.rr p crh‘ , 'fll •</!
y
f>p \ TSIC V 'f \r»> U• ■
Hlu.'ililo O I -. S-s-h.AL^
I I John Ivoi v. cy du dis y we<
'; l.orri in. Ecigecnrni.s County uri
He was the father of Mr.-:. Alice
i j Funeral services were held r-;t
. St. James Baptist Church - n Src
wsrday. December 18 The Rev. V,.
.: L. Mason delivered the sermon. The
s 1 body was prepared by the So:: e?
11 Ftrherai Home, W. H. Hunter, mt v
i | cr; w. Howard M-.va v .yac , :
I ; nIcUX: il’itOl'llil'.'i l- U.’Ok y,i:K:V
| the Unity Cemetery.
f j
t j It can be done: New York Ci.y
■ firemen broadcast an appeal ;e
1 ■ residents to be extra careful after
'he- j.;-,'dyzing i>lizzard cf Decerr
s her 26 last year because city streets
• were so clogged fire engines cc-uld
n't get through. The coal > f the
- week showed the number of fir-: -
- ; had dropped i - half that for the
•.: same week, preceding year. After
. ;Ju* emergency was over, people
relaxed, fire losses went up
Farmers' cash receipts from
'■ market;in:s during 1948 will tv:. 1
) j slightly larger than last year, ac
-; cording to present estimates.
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17Bn?I .7 h’p • K, muh.Undjr.g
ing .'l’.iC.ct pvi-.gi m author ;:nd
u vtwrer wiii hr .«••• < ; . .i!;.».• r >t
the X.itionai i’i.i Delta Kappa So
i.»;-itv s . 7th aw an ersitry con
rUV<* on lii'tvffibit .1 in Newark,
\ f. -- u- proHo-iO! i>i
C'iWCaflo.il I • . f'-rlc 1 U'VCs'-
-.»■Dr. v ty. si * i -,-. nmvK'd
i tv-si.- 1 > ■ u> D:.- .inii,: education;:!
! i-mi. .. the Na -
lioiial to.iu( ..liij;. v i trn.—?"•• •. :i
■f.'S'iamm i>! 'cßni-l ;u!ini:its> ,
bailors. AVI
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DEilOaUt \ \M)RK
SPEAKER \\ UEVS
Atlanta Ga. Althot:c})i
ihe idea of c- mmunisjr. is
spreading rapidly throughout
Europe ii can be defeated
by a belter idea for a less
profitable- democracy then ve
ha-'e lcday. Kurf D, Singer,
Austrian Czech aulho’ di
lor. and authority on foreign
cHairs, told a Speiman Col
iege audience last week.
The comm..lism ide j , iie*
said, is thriving in European
countries burs use there -.re
millions who fci-Geve tr-?ie m
mere recurily in a non-capi
lals-tic ey£t?;n. The billmns
American is uoitig to spc-n:.i
to bring about a democ.v.cy
abroad won’i wc.k until we
make it work right here ■
he tne, he stated,
IjJtAOMY W
I ...TODAY .
DlSTIM.jnsiIKl) Rorc GRADU
ATES: !j;a>. Army commis
sions as seem d lic.iit r,finis Isave
bec-n given >.«K dis::it:yuis.he<! mili
tary srradwaies . ••-. ,i fm-o; aioong
.i'; l '. ROTC • ndenhs of 86 !>f the
j-.rttionV: colleges and universities
v. ho v.-vre graduated la-.i Jane as
*1; • ; i*iKul«ht*d miluru y eraduates.
T' -'=(■■ former ROTC students an:
"iiglble for .selection for appoint
ment in tie lle'.-ui.'ir Army upon
application, provided they are phy
sically fiusiificd. Those remaining
dislinginrhed mildary graduates,
among the 460. who ha v not yet
applk'd fi.w or accepted the tender
of a Regular Service commission
may do so at. an;-,' time not later
j than fits months after graduation.
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U. S. SCIENTISTS VISIT
JAPAN: A reientific mission, to Ja
i pan, composed of live distinguished
American sei'eniists y. elec led by the
National Academy of Sc unices, is
scheduled to arrive in Tokyo late
CD month. It is 'r.eaded by Dr.
IN.-fkiv W. Rronk, president-elect
of Johns Ho;>l. iris University. The
mission is expected to, review
progress made by Japanese scien
tists cm development of democratic
national oranizaticAis for scientific
activity.
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OHIO'S AIR GUARD COM
PLETE: Ohio as completed or
ganization of its Air National
Guard. Major Genera) Kenneth F.
Cramer, Chief, National Guard Bu
reau, has announced.
“The Air National Guard now is
completely organised ir, 37 States,
Hawaii, Puerto Rico arid the Dis
u iet of Columbia,” General Cramer
said,
"With some 2,100 planes, and
30,000 officers and airmen training
rc.rirhuly in 441 Federally recog
nized unite, the Air National Guard
today constitutes a major segment
of our aetia! defense,” *
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THE CAROLINIAN
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(ii H INI) roi )Ni l\( ,
rtIAMI'S I . • t>-.» \V. I’vlcrs,
);.iti;)nul type anting champion,
■with .iuvci it. • m hi-. vcuttii'ul
typing m.i-'.i l -i <,ai . Ind ami
: : iiu.ii .to: i' in '>i < lif. ago. :
• >.•■ '(■ at li could t\ nc J.,0 Wl.-i ds
;. inimifc. vji peters says she
! . iiior-- nuDir.i! .liuiit-. (lean any -
one lii h.. inn Pis long
i .11 n i r , pip. 1 O til j,(till,;,i -
IVinaid, aim )■; iO. si.utetl tip 1
uv.Y l;i t Ju!, .Did in fuiit (limitJr
hr-': i linrdied r e* 16 word- .i min j (
ntc. -AMR
S lIOLAS ! iC I R A I
i.NDI 1 i s iWhl.Vh
Tl HEMS AT SHAM
.* * - - . • Show Uni-1
:.-;tv v,-Gi <:■ -n- .•’•-ntiy h;gh j
.Vt ; \v».*re cited for out
;iunciin> ;v' } i-. iorship recentiv >.y j
A inha Kupp,, Mu National Honor j'
S- ■■ : tTv. :i.>. including
Gju:. and foui xvrno. e.
■'•''•■its in.iavtvd >)Vf: thr- (O ■i ■
■■ ■ ;:■ • ii■; . nto tin ; Sr,,- t ,v chapt
•: !E vJ. 17’. of t::r- School j
vl Rt:!j ;■ ton !’:■ xident.
T>. y '• u• jt with :\!; Kobcrt.s and
c-:.-'vf A,d : -d-i :vn-mb! ,s f> bring •
»h«- :niter onroJltncnt to 2i,
'. i•... ,; :.t f. !d.-.:ory
:.! tin i'D'tiintiun Mcm.iers con* I
t:!.v:fV::•. Ii o’U i,.:!. vour ai v. Mis?. ;
Yvorii..,. Pruntv, S; c.r, .- v, A:
ii Burnette. He Inn Harrison.
Gladv: PUivce. and Inez C gdell..
n.i R.-v. .John Manipv. J,..;in
U.ioDun. ;:th! Gatn: :o Turner.
Nmv liiiTiiberv .rui-uio the- f<»l
-. :o run:, r:-: Misses Ancie
B; . . TMoni tA In. Libe: in: U r,
B' .k-v. Roi:.; D jnvilk : M.ibo -
JlevruJ.ts, C Held: and Ledonia •
Smith Rockinaham. The juniors.
. ro, tJnKt Junes, o;ik City; ■
Ramona Hammond. Philadelphia, !
orkk/x. jV arid ' ChurKs Lyons.
; Bet.icl. Garland Wiggins, Nash-:
v.'Bt St. F.hno Pugh. Norfolk, 1
Vo.' Jonathan Brown. Brooklyn, i
V or, : !,<•• - ■ Hall, Steel ton.
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Why c ¥hkshbo\A
By RiU £’ U I -u> ♦
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“f ’otumanissn was born in poverty,
raised in need, fed on lines and
;i>: i.ed ill ..ecrcci- \t 5 WONDER
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23 HI STUDENTS
MAKE WHO'S WHO
IN !J,S, COLLEGES
WASHINGTON. 1). C - Tv.cn- j
ty-lhrce •; ulc ;ix at Howard Ui*'-
vrrrily will be listed in the 1948- ’
}!> edition of ‘ \Vh •' Who An
Student;? in American University
and Colleges" ;i ", a-, revealed : -
duv by How:.: tl University of- •
fici.als ;
‘From the standpoint of both
..-(!.-'iarsiiip and extr :-currici:iar
activities. Ihe voting men end;
’ ' II -t- ■ Ge.l :.; I-..-: bee. ~ t
the most outstanding students a;,
the University. - a Uoiver: •;> offi-’
cial st;PC(.I.
Ti e ‘Who's Who” beck v.n.Gi
ci'ntains bt-vraphie.. -f onl.-.tand-;
ing students in universities ami 1
college., throughout the country t.-t ’
sent to import bnssef eien nd
or.’aiii/.uions w an aid in tin
! bietm “it of ioilf ■ r: .id :ate- •
industry.
Tl;r- ■•■tuuents h.-i- red are:
Williarn if. Bethel < ■, New Ymk.
.V. Y . t i need H. Sh.eeJc of Hen fax
N C : Ardafay D.e, , . Ranch.:.
Fa.. IvlorgumU-. A Dodson • 1 Pitts-!
• j. Fa. Gloria M. I.dmuiat'
\V . gb;:. D Thomas I>.
Greer, e-t l'oug.hl eejisic N Y. 1
Erne:,:ine M Hal:■•-ton. of Akr«i>
Ohi't; /U-.hard U H:i! ct .1.-uiiaic.
fl W ) Wiilt . 11; j i liop j .<:• y !
( hieaeo. 111 E-kel K. Ifutt on.
Omaha Neb Z-:»chari:d, Jeiminga \
• : N- .'l'-'li y'a hlfirnit K. Kvite
■ f YV :e bin etc::, D. r Glady- M
Keys or ivtroii. Mieii , If.-nt v ■
Kindlon: of Lithuanta; Wllbam ■
Mam- -, cf Vat St. i• .G. 11l Me:
Ihu ! . Pit t i f Si A lav --.v -. Gr» r- i
"I I If. \v J . Ward, ii .1 Roye :.
New York. N Y.; Andrea M.
3j i;:'k> of Ha:: f -d Conn.; Jean
mo 1 S---.- f W -a:.D. C ,
Viola S. SpoGwo d of' VAvdliu;;:
D C ; Norma K. Whitby, of Detroit,
| Mich.; Naida Wifti.m-.s <.-t Wash
! !)■- :on. D C . and Cecil T. VYir.t .of
|J . lie ;. li. W. i
l-.cb yiur Ifeward University C
■ i >ot'• d a q;: a • 'iit.-t.uam. ■
: . ! v iji'i may u-i- lit!u;..tr-d
11 i i i.: ”W :a V. an. S 1 au' ill
ire tiu-n nonnu ited by hue vsihh,-
. : ■-' i..t i.. . .; ; . 1 ■. : (- iir.ills ce ja. SOiJ. •
P .:. ;(i c. 1
11: =ns a: the basis of their eentri!••.!-
o to i.iio iii:'vc;o- tv .., v. ' !e
iß< tb schnia-:j, A •••vtra-currtciiiai
■*• ’.u.a'ie- -; ; v t:> c< ;
i ..tl a The final selects.-:, . ! n < ....
i nicjv made by a joint taculty
• tud;’!it cmumiUee. The foilowing
■hudeins. warn vvre oioyinally noio;-
'- b...Uui f"r -Win s Who - ’ but were
.nr-luded In the final svlecui.n,
r ; -re j-,.. ardet! nunorable
nientior.:
:ice D Bean, of Gary, 1n.!.;
Rob-i . t E. B, <.v;ii, ct New York. A
Y.; ionelle Burr, of Washington.
D. C . Thomas K. Clifford, oi Wasi;-
; higton. D C: Henry Edmunds, of
Raleigh. N C; R.,i.crta Fit?.:'e:\du
of Montclair N. J.: Tncmas J
flapg. of Memphn Tee.:.- Clar
•nee i. Howard, of Washington, Ij.
.(' Louis S. Fa;gt. of Bro-; l;lyi., N.
\ .; John W. Russel!, Jr., oi Wash*
; iMf’.to:.'. D. C: Frank A. Sc .at, of
!'v“vkb:. N. V,; Nathomel A
• Tyh.-;- cf Gaffney, S. C Blae.Gi
■ Vccel:-. *-•: Wcslbcyton, D C and
•\ -eWii-.on <-t i;. i.x. N.
The ro? posted ,;o;d for tfi-jy milk
pt duction r n farms is 320 billion
i ■ .. cds, an inert;.m‘ of about 3 per
; cent over 1948 estimated produc
j tic ti Achievement of the g .-al will
' rcqui!'(- a fuither production :n
--j crease -ver tee record of more than
1 5 000 pound.- per cow , expected :•>
i be reached in 1948 despite the short
supply of e.'i'n w hie!: was avail
able from thi UH7 crop Lib-.-ra.l
feed : applies for the first part of
!943 are already assured by the
jlarge 1948 crop.
A nev; folder on freezing chick
lens for home use has been publish
! eel by the U S Department of Ag
{ricuhure.
SECOND SECTION
Rocky Mount Personals
CDIO'vC':
'Us Dr.r.n e M 'Ctain, Mrs H* 1
: Hi,yw . mi :.(.•■?, Alesha Biv-.vn ,
a i to thirl,.un Monday ’ >
■if mr Air:- •. Beaut
, .'i :pncc. The t: p was vpj v inter \
! .. . i I
Toe Rocky Maun! Merchants As- (
j sseiatjon is sponsoring a Ckn.-tmus i ,
Cr.rol Sim-mg Festival in vafi"i;s : |
: V'.-;nr ~f'the ;:’i* ,
i Christ mas .season for both white; (
; and colored. The colored festival 1 ,
took place on Doubly:: Block Wed- ,
1 .'osday night, December 15 a! 7:30.
i during which arnc choirs from the i
, f .'tiowing Negro churches j.nsrtici- :
ir dPd: The Senior. Junior, and J
I Gospel Choirs of Little Hope Bap- jl
lii-i Church, The Rev. r y. Fos‘.o-\ f
; pastor; Mount Pisgnh Presbyteuaii
; Church. Senior Choir ami Junior •
Civ ir. The Rev. J. W. B, melt, pa- 1
; toi The AMF. Church of l.ittle 1
, Raieiph, Senior Ckeir, The Rev '
Mr. Subber pastel. Tin; St. John,
Mcthodin Choir, The Rev F. I i
’■■uwie pastor. Mount Zion Bapt .
j Church, Seni-T ami Jim r Choir.-.
: i iui Rev. R V\. Unde: wood jiastui:
..nd Sv James. Baptist Church, Scu
r - Junior and G .-.pci Choirs. The ' :
Rev. W. L. Mason, paato;.
Nervii'u I'rive white, ouir.lnnding ■ •
: musician and orgaiiif.t, lcpresenU'd ! ■
: 'no Merchants’ Association and m- ••’
I vited William T. Grime.- to con
duct the . iiipi-i and How ;
;:i!'d Manley to acemupa:; v ire'
1 Jjian ' IVUiuy hstCno •: both v/lsiU ■
. and colored, were pis- mi,
Tin- S' Augustine’;: College < ;
:al Club of Raleigh under im i.R-,
■ r Oct lon of T. Curtis Mayo, presented j
1 vei y high via-- eonornd. F Chi.kJ
n-„!; music in the Booker T. Wash-;
inn-ton Hie'; Schm.il ai.riltot him i
Sunday. December 111
During* intermivnu-i:, D . Harold:
:L. Trigg, president of die College.;
:i. i ddresse dt he uudi cn c 6 ua:\ io <5 hi s :
: subject “A Christmas Thought
The program was sponsored by I
i the Holy Hope Episcopal Church.
This program was in every re- ;
- spect one of dignity, class and eul-j
lure. The chc<ir presented a beaut!-!
■fa! rendition of work-; ft -am Han-1
; tier's Messiah, the- greatest Oratorio !
;' Vi.-; written. Be autiful reive!: on? |
Dyv other great i enipuaera -.m, also!
: rD'fA-' H 7
At B*oo o'clock Sunday the Sen- I
. uttUEcr sin) Gospel C'iu irs .j
; St. James combined and present -;
vd the Christinas Canta*a. “The'
King Cometh" hy R. yj stulta
Special a- ,: s were ai: * hy hRv
Dorothy H.ir.-is Hunter v• •
■'Vive July. Mro. J... y. Brown oh
. -K. R. Battle, Manley Horne Joseph
Bullock and Rn-hard Hmmv a
. i ue«utiful trio w.sung by .Misses
iiarmie G. Battle Jo an Mji-*--,;;
■'••d Mrs Dorothy ' Hunter.
! Composing the male quartet were■
i k.-'RHenry Battle, J.i.-c,. Bul
: o ; fK, Rir.'go d Herne and Bonju- ■
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Uua a Manley a; Oreo wilu.i
Wiiliar/t T. Grimes conduct in.a
Sprc.at jChrisfiruts service., at the,
tno-’v ; Baptist Church will in
ciude ■ i-v-or-se pry vor ni’ ( ting, a ■
!: : wi;; j i :>if senior and juni<r 1
c! oir- ' : oviding the niu- ic. and a
Chrisms':-, tree and proersm which!
will be on --sited by the Sundav:
School Sunday night.
The renter nr junior choir and i
me paulur are heard over Radio!
Etali<n 1 YvC’FG )ll -.1 U-niiiiltb: |
Lroadcr..a of songs ana .sermou cacti j
fir-i Sur.dtiv n.ortiiitv 111 the m-'-ntit ;
.’li-. Ds-w-v Al Joyner and Mr- j
Ada Willi,'inw have returne<l t ; -. :
Fitiladclpiiiti. Pa, where they at-.!
tended the weddinu c.f Miss l.au. j!
Whitehead of vsir city
Lout- Pipp.cn has been recent!* !
called in jury service in the current |
version of the Nash County Super-1
h r Court. He ir active in civic and j
religious at* brs and a member and J
superintendent of the Church I
School ' i {..e Kbene/er Baptist!
Ctu; ci!, pi ■ ddortt us tlie Atlantic i
Credit Union and o'fl'icial ot it:-;* j
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burst of fuf.'ness just below the
knee and a dash of giitter In the
slim Qoid.be t. Sold in homes only
by representative* cf Fasnico j
Frocks, Cmotiinat!.
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