SCOsadaUT OFFICIAL WANTS NEWS CENSORSHIP!
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RALtIGII Aiding the local
branch id the NAACP m its cur
rent liinnbershiu driveon Stm
uav, w.is Hamid V l.jjps, shown
above ..is he aihlii ..t d .t U:< .
iVleeting oi the oil? iiiizatioii >l
tile First li.ij.ur !. t llui'rti
NAACP MASS MEETING
DRAWS SMALL CROWD
BY KAY DANCY
RALEIGH A bss.:)■;>■ .<>:.;.
crowd ol )• S than 200 ■"•*<' d
citizen* wore ni. >:.■(•• •• . ..;.. d
l!n- First ti. ost Ci.. .. |. \\ i!11i
ton and .•■■ Mat. Stic L> V I
chapter in the NA/VCP .laced .> !
mas- rnt-un. : inc.rii' •.•t>*»n \c.*Ui
Curl CM .. . ....... hi . ■•
Wit!. Ui. A-.At P .: . ;..
Priest Sees Church
In Anti-Bias Fight
CifAßLO'i IF I'i-i ciu.cCh r.,n
*u JU t a ■ in: a c ..•: uni l:.
i stung it" i •... 1.. ■ i : -
t. Ot. OlUlC.l '-r .: y
Ti: is .•• dt i.ui nt was !••;.• by ::•
O t Vti'j. ~ „ ■'.i ’I 1 ‘s' r <
Cltmcl 111 Ell li.l •! .. \ ■ V. t.ie
was nil-.;; V; '. rti . . .: r .■ , ■
Os tne C "'.. lit < u.’:; i n iiiiO ..ii I!»
dii.ant.l Pl'iiduie. i|i'i.
lie Will . • .'(I i the i: a
far the 1-i.ai I'll ! :> E .1 ... h
int' to abui ■ a i,- • atci!.-, M t.
•piled- ”'l iifc >'li. \ Call : t c
far as Christ did .1 tie X.
He -.aid that the , a- I ;..
and Jemm i :.i ui .'.in. 11. ii, •■
it. a sign p.uKtiin t>. !:■ <mi of
racial di: ei imln.ii. .
(iiui <hi r >i: tciitai, ■.:■ .i ■ ■ ~'l'e
tacy el tin NAALT ■■. ! I■' t ! ■
Associati' -11 I- : Iji' ' to ha.ee ID-
Univei'idt.y at North (.‘ai'ultuH open
to Cell i I : ifjl '. it: V--I V .1.0 '.:.
Suits Id I how i' II ling
A .souilit’rn lib«-rai ii . d*. r, Gcort
Mticiieil. e.\i • .ti . • ■i: ech I el
Southern li, ’ir,n il Ci'illu ;! ... '
Court Asked
To Delay
Executions
Martinsville. va. iu-
K. C. Whittle .. i tile Mlvi.lid ilia
Circuit court w a. a hed week
to d'ki) a: I .ll' ... pe...'.ibie till' i.V
cut ion dale 1 the .seven
condemned to ue.iiii i.i eh , i i
criminally ascundina .1 run- •
Villi' house Vr lie
The request I,- ill' i.v M.iitiU
A. Martin. at! ;rn y tui t.ie
doOiiletl ill,"i
Martin Mud !:..* 'ha ■ a was a I.,ai
ill order io a*. 1v 1 ■ the itetViiso i tv
.vers an opportunity to belerniint*
what coursi they will next pur: oe
in OH effort to -a,,, then alieuh.
from the electric chair.
Iri t.hut connection, le. .nd lie
had called a conleienca Tliuisuav
in Richmond nt till tin i ' e...
for the defense. Till" will I! Cldc
at that tiiiu 'whether an <‘fl'nrt v.-iil
be made to a.-t the ■. .. . before the
LI. S. Snai' en,: Court.
Judge Whittle in riot exported to
set the new execution da lest till 1 ■ 1
the April trim oi cily cin-uit 1■ • t .
| Jury Convicts Man
j For Killing Children
KOSCIUSKO, die - Although!
tint jury was utiabi*- t» agree «n |
punishment, a Si-:-yr. »ld while mast j
was convicted here Tuesday night ;
on charges of sin.vine three Ni-gro J
children
The defendant an ex-convict,
r'teftitifd that hi., pistol began fir |
i»g and "kept firing” us tie wroth ;
with the children's father.
( Leon Turner, a rivet - bottom 1
dweller, told the jury that he was I
frightened in the "ha tv cropper ea-;
•bin where the children wore mow
ec! down.
The case went to the jury after
the prosecutor reminded the - jury
men, that “you told me you'd treat
! ;ra one 01 tne central figures
01 tin- suit to force the L iiiver
sity of soi (ii Carolina to open
its doors to utf citizens, didivereii
a I’un 111 l J(! . 1"... in which in'
pointed out tin- benefit:, to be
i,i tin; J'i cselil caep "f Cffllllt
M it, to id.'in bet let education !• r
Negiu si ti/iM.: the lo\',d hr.inch
bf.iueid in .. uumhi-i- of ..ersotiah
la, I.i . .e.jiix inloi 1 nation 0!i till'
. .ml 1,1 oil . act . a.: •. and:* lU «
it.ii'old V Ej.p , v. ; ho 1. adil'ig
!'. r .e.iiinUauee !n tie- In.-..: t-■ u!
ii.iiivc at /.tianta, spoke Stroup i.v id
Livoi of i*'Ll-C legislation
HISTORIAN SEES
VITALIZATiON OF
DEMOCRACY
Di * i«’.*,!A ;Vj iJj 4o!)n
F 1.-ilif.lin ifMK oi }nslOi> vu
! 11< .ai Ci L’ l l i v • biiici u
i M.jt . \:■01 i • ( Tti-ulilia Cu! •
it ' BUi in . Apeticfi Utt Si.U>-
Uu\: I. Vv 111*-:. i.iuiAt.y Elu- AF-'O
. a.«v Ei l it. df'viaied a nev/
• tioi; > i i.. Iv.j .-.nr. pJuii-.« lu vi 1 1 *IiZ • J
lu ham: 1 a':ii the UruTtd Slater,
iir \ v mil. Ne.:’.! •:.> iiistui lan, wlra
..it u • utt • till asispitvs i>t thi* 1«-
! : ary’.< book review forum,
.. • i I . :. jt.ct •Tov..,r •. Ci : f it
t j [)• ii-.tji ; . v j i{ Hi.- 10 » v. ' he was
'■ . ; t i/\ .i. h..v ;-i. Al'aoj«>.
1 unit:h;> <vti tliai '.t veral dis
f: • ijO; in h.:!* •Fit* j 1 Wrjtine > -
I; i. '. inril <D A't. it<pl! ie, SIDCL* U'O
, : . i the l;-sl et-T.huy. Dr Kr-nk>
. I ;.o«- n .- nl lie la tit n t>i
: • ni who are tli'iinaeive: on*
'■? 4l ! •.•. iili "• iia! tiernoi*! vitic eoi: •
>'( j. i ' die ii'lersted ih hi .•.lory that
;.• 1•: the v.ii r d euiitriljiitioDS v»i all
i Alltel k .*ii i nthnie (jiip*: into ekva
: j.rj jU'CtIVA'
lit terian iri tins rouo.try are b*?-
(i inhimit ti on bark pai't’ i
Falien Is Are
Saved hi
Hospital Fire
(.'til.,',MIMA S C. Ninety-nine
Na'Vu p.ilicnta ware sevod from
death i'.riv Wi'dricsdny. when fire
licstroynd u 100 patient Hospital
unit at .State Fork.
I'lro: a r>i in ,'i.i in evacuate oil
'till |ai! joist' aofely. IjeiVire flames
~'ii'ijili tciy destroyed tin fraiTie.
j bui nl: mi
.'. nndit uttenJant discovered the
tire vluiitiy before 2a. in. and
(l osiliimeil i»ji lurk page)
! this j ii - it a. - though n Negro man
| had kilitU a white child ”
!it, t»i.-. suinntiUicm. tin* District
! Altonn-> >aiii that the State insists
1 on Ho- death penalty.
Although Turner testified (ha*
! he did no! know where the bullets
| went, a Stale witness testified that
; Urn defendant: said "I'll kill every
j damn one of them" as lie emptied
' his pistol in the cabin.
if the Sttati demanded death
; sentence is carried out, this will
i make the first white person to be
* executed for the slaying of a Negro
in Mississippi since 1390.
The defendant was on tt ial spe
i tCanUnued on page b, this section
dcriveil l>y all citi/.ens if the
suits are successful.
\!m> vhouu in the picture is
Ji \ Russ, a stiuient at Chapel ;
Hill who took part in the mass !
likCetii'/;.
Noi ti, C ■ a-, ii.iu. C. O Pearson. Our- i
li,.ai AUoiii.y wilo i, him.dine' the
' e.i:-- tin Durham school children
>viio , ( better .ichoti:. and M V
If,:- a :.Indent at UNf.
in alt' 'I Tile lmprer sive .tiaaty .
• ! 1 , • : '>a an •• the publicilty only i
man 0.;.,p of Raleigh citizens !
, * - ill tu k*;uJ liu'u sup
t "initiu i; on page H. tins section
HOMEMAKERS
IB CONVENE
IN RALEIGH
KALtiGH According to the j
W.-I ...an ii,. n school Chapter of j
: iHciriom.ixei* of America i
tin annua! State Convention will!
i,e held tliis year in Raleigh, ls'":tiij
Ca ok.: April ! REiO at the Me- j
hi,, ~i Ai’hitorn rn
Jt« _•■ traiaoii will begin at 9:31)
a. in. Aftei registration tiie Wash
iii, ion High School, band wtl! play
I'ievei a! seit ct ion.- ii.rr,■ ied by iVli
. i ei.ll i 1.l 1~. .ill,
t'lll Cell v'elitioi'l is Opel; to a1!
■ 1 : i !, ana ,y'..t,rn.ally affiliated nwm
-1 tie,.. ,j! tiie a. x. HQineuiaker.s if i
• ! America.
The a.oi'iiine, session a ill begin at
I" , A with the ..late president, i
. Hi t!, linn!. prt siding. Group sing- j
ini’ uni !.. ~ reeled u.v Mr. Halford i
,; Fade: son and Mi Harry Oil j
. jSsmihc. nui.sic department of Shaw
.; Uni ve,. ity Thi welcome will fee j
. ; given Lv Mr. C. !i McLendon, prin- |
, • M.a; ,u ’la.- Wmhinglon High j
J School
Aftei the busies , session an ad- I
.Ah-, . v;!! be : .ei. by Mrs. Grace j
.;Marris, State Club adviset. Virgin-1
•Ha and National Advisory Board j
member nthe subject ''What Docs
i I tin NHA Pui'pes" 3,can so Y'*uV"
The con hiding activity for the
. i morning s< v i, n will include a
i : F.i-1. i,si lyr xiii A student from each
l jclUiptei will model a garment as a
' 1 art ol their Horiiemaking Activi
tic Di H Inez Dixon, Professor
.| of Huiiu Ki'oruiniics at North Car
iolina College at Durham wi) serve:
:as couire# ritator f'oi the Fashion |
i Hex ui
During the afternoon session
iMi s .heii .VI Pittman, State Club
; Adx i. is will direct the installation
1 service Greeting will be given by
iMr William Penn House, state pre*-
! - idem of fin NHA. The installation
iof stall officers and advisers will
! mke place, Approximately 1,000
member.", are expected in Raleieh
(Cuittinued on back page)
i DETROIT SCHOOL
DETROIT (AMP) Lamg
stun Hughes, noted poet and
author, was floore*, mice more
i by charges of being pro-com
munist when last week the De
troit board of education barred
. j him from the use of Denby
High to give a lecture,
i 'File board said it had had
! been advised by a “subversive
j activities committee” that
1 Hughes supports “70 or 80 com
; muiiist front’’ organizations.
No other reasons were given
inr n (using him. Similar al
ii gations have been used in
er years and cities to prevent
Hughes from speaking,
1* Mt 11“*$ W% “§
jMrs. rDK Rejects Robeson
i
NEW YORK The suggestion ,
/ { that she reschedule a television 1
l | forum that was canceled because I
' of t!i - proposed appearance of sing
» i er Paul Itubeson as a guest, was
I I rejected here* Tuesday by Airs
t j Erankiln D Roosevelt,
t | The ginger was originally ache- j
! do led to participate in a discussion, 1
- ' along with Mrs. Roosevelt, Repre j
n) seatativo Adam Clayton Powell,
CITY i&ILS mm
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24 Pages I j cop A lOc
VOLUME XXIX lit JvIGH, NORTH CAROLINA S.VH'KDAY. MAIL'H La, 1900 NO. TWENTY-FIVE
TEACHERS DISAGREE
1A * A A ★ ★ A A A A A A AAAA AAAA AA* *|
PROBE WIDENS
B
BITTER FIGHT
LOOMS IN
ELECTIONS
DURHAM ( Special) The press •
ik'iu v o?." tiie Stii-tP Asso
! iHuiion is >v.z to bp a bittoriy
, cijutosif ;i poßt in the corning ek*t*-
| l ions in Ruk igh this woekoiid.
As thousands of the State’s Ne
gro teachers prepared to it •! in
’ Jinii i-!i March 30-April 1 to elect
; offu'-rs for the coming year 4 . twn
| <ii. t ,i,'lug force" marshalled then
trength to su;.<i>ort their reaper
| tfve candidates.
E‘i re works for the coming; cam
paign wi.-i, set off lust week iti a
tien'al blast from W. R Collins.
I pnnci’ial of the Johnson Count'
Ti aiiilur School, Stuithf i * anti
i cliainn \:i ns the Northeast era Dlh
j uact Tejchcis Nominating Comniit
! tec.
J In a Htai* mein released to State
! papers la. , week, Collins charged
ih, present administration of As
sociation President H. V. Brown of
“secret maneuver? 4 ;'' to discredit Dr.
Frank L. Atkin: >d VVinr.um-Salem
one oi' the. . u-inl.batfor the state
j!i > sidepey.
Refuting the charges that the
j piest-nf administration 1; "conspir
! (Comh.ucd un page 8. tin-, section)
| Rev. Williams
Joins In
Union Attack
| WINSTON-SALEM The oppo
sition to lh<- Food, Tobacco, Agri
cultural arid Allied Workers re
ceived support here on Friday from
the lone Negro on the Board of
Aldermen.
A rv::,nation assaulting the union
was unanimously adopted after Al
derman Kenneth Williams had
stated that, although he knew Lo
ica! 2'.: would seek to wreck him
for his land, he hoped life people
of Winston-Salem would “come to
t.’ii'ii senses ami send tiie Com
mune ts away for good.”
The resolution was introduced
by Mayor Marshall Kurfees, who
praised Mr. Williams for having
i made a “magnificent statement.”
| National Labor Relations Board
i election was scheduled fqr Thurs
day. March 23rd at the R. J. Rey
nolds Tobacco Company, with
worker,-: choosing between “no
union” end F. T. A The union was
excelled from the C. 1. O. recently
on charges that it was Gomrnun
| i.-;t dominated and followed the
j party line.
i (Continued on page 8. this section)
Hospital’s Budget
Draws Strong Rebuke
WASHINGTON, D. C. Freed
man's Hospital drew a severe re
buke this week from the House Ap- 1
j prowiations committee, who charg
ed that hospital oifiials juggled
!their budget figures.
and Perry Howard, Republican Na
tional Committeeman from Missis
sippi, on the question of "The
American Negro’s Position in Po
litics Today,” during Mrs. Roose
velt’s regular Sunday afternoon
television program.
However when the announcement
of Robeson’s appearance was made,
the protests against the singer
were so heavy, that the National
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RAU-IKiB -- The State con
ference of Hie Hampton Alumni
Association, held its annual meet
ing in Raieigb on Sunday at Nt
Augustine’s ( ollcge Sno w n
above an the officers who will
guide tiie destiny of the group
|VOTE BIAS ASSAULTED
! RALEIGH - Two weeks after
receiving a complaint charring that
j certain -precinct i-vpistru. 1 were cii?.:-
’ criminating against prospective Ne
| gl -o voters. the State Board oi
iElections on Saturday, made a res
' tui e aimed at reducing the alleged
! discrimination.
i . . .j,,,
Doctor Gives $1 To
l *
Help Oust Waring
l 1
CHARLESTON, S C - A Mary
land or on VVtdue-d joined in toe
ft. ill t,.» Hist U -J. Hist l ie! .i lid. , .1
! Waites Waring I'r an ids judicial
i post, because • f las activ: ties on be
; half of the N ! i citizen
Thi' man, L')r D. Altehisnn, 405
! Carroll Avenue. Takoma f’.u i,. Md .
■ sent a SLOD dwnalion to the Soiitn
• Carolina General Assembly, 4.0
1 “oust" the juris!.
1 ' 1 am enclosing a dollar worth
1 of good will to oust that nibver
■ sive J. W. Waring from endeavor
ing to bring about conditions that
: would destroy the white Anpio
Saxon mothers of this nation and
mongieh:-.,' the .same,’ the h'tttt
The charge war: contained in the,
committee',, report on the Federal:
Omnibus appropriation bill for the;
fiscal year, starting next July 1.
The committee said the hospiiaiV
(Continued on page 8, Ibis section)
i Broadcast in}? Company producers
j of the show, called off the entire
, program.
Mrs. Kooaewlt announced her
' decision not to re schedule the
' shown at a meeting arranged by the
j Young' Progressives of America,
, where she was questioned as to the
i reasons for the cancellation of the
j program.
In consenting to the meeting
for .1 r. Left to rtebf• Hell'.
Bryant, Durham, secretary: Mias
itlinnie Ruth Lawrence, vice
pitMih'ut; Albert Whitaker, jiresi
iirnt nl tiie local associat, u 1 : 1 <»-
re.uzo White, secretary of the
; In a softly worded statement, the
Board suggested to precinct regi:
trar.; that they should not cii.’.mm
inale against any person Ijecan..v
of -‘race, creed, or color.'
The statement was included in a
booklet of instructions to bi s* it
to ail the registrar:: ill the Stale
sa id.
'Liie letter was on the stationery
'of tia* Anglo-Saxon socoty, of
i which Dr. Aitchison was listed as
i president
The State House of Representa
tive:; received the letter a: intor
: mation but the Senate sent it to its
! claims and grievances committee
tor "proper action. '
j The House of Representatives re
cently sent the Senate a bill to aP
i propriate SIO,OOO to pay expenses of
! (Continued on page 8, this section;
GIRL, UNCLE DIE
WILMINGTON, N. ('■ (ANP)
—Death by burning was visited
upon a six-year-o.'j girl and
her 48-year-old uncle here last
week when a fire destroyed
I the home of the Kev. I .1. .Me-*
[ Coy and his niece, Beatrice,
j Survivors told police the fire
broke out in the kitchen early
that morning. They tried to
put it out without success. In
fleeing Hie burning building,
they forgot to awaken the two
victims until the flames made
rescues Impossible.
, Mrs. Roosevelt was under the im
pression that she would deal with
j representatives of several organ
izations, but' it later developed that
none of the conferees was author
- iaed to speak for these organiza
! iions,
Mrs, Roosevelt at first believed
! she was dealing' with representa-
I fives of the NAACP, the Union
;' Continued on. page 8, this section
. National Alumni Association,
Hampton, V».; Neill .41 el. cam
j" * e.i ant, J;i>"k N. < . .vi H.
Crockett, ir- isuixt, Ralrirh ati.l
Hdiiaii! (' C'u-.pt-r, . v-president
Gri en.i.boio
? and foil* v.'h on the heels of a re
quest ntadi several vvceits ago i>y
tin* N Committee un. NeFro Af
fairs, that smut* positive action be
taken to saicgiiard tiie franchise of
1 tiie Negm m the fortnconuiig elcc
* tii ms
Aftei publication of tin- state
iiieii several sources flatly pnaiic!-
, ed that the -iction ol the Bo.ud, win
j prow of scant help in erasing dis
] crimination, because ttic in..truc
j 1 loir.. an in tiie nature of 1 sag
| peition and not an u:*'a a*
: Continued un page ti. Ai section
SHERIFF DRAWS
PRISON TERM
FOR AIDING KKK
I ATL.ANTA A Federal Judpe
; last week gave- two convicted Dade
' j County officer); the maximum srn
i tence foi violation of the civil
rights of seven Negro flog victims.
.fusee Frank A. Hooper, seii
lenced hhei’iff John W Lynch, and
Deputy William Hartiine to twelve
month: in prison and fined them
$ 100(1 each. They were convicted
lasi week at Rome. Ga., after a
length i rial.
Eight other defendants were ac
quitted in the case which charged
Continued on paye eight
| UN Handed Report
; On Economic Bias
I fit, SAMUEL If PERRY, Jit.
j LAKE SUCCESS, W Y (AND -
i A report by a large world trade
I union group, which has ad v<grated
jin the past economic equality for
j the darker races, lias been forward
led ot the Economic anti Social
Council of the UN. The report de-
I scriped in great detail the main
j forms of discrimination against -
! workers with respect to employ
i meat, wages, social legislation, re
| cruiting and forced labor, and
j trade union rights. Even the status ;
of the Ainreican Negro with respect ’
jto restricted economic opportune <
ties and .the efforts of some state j i
1 ' agencies established to combat eco
COMPTON ASKS!
ALL SCOUT NEW
BY JAMES D. WILLIAMS
RALEIGH The demand t!
an> news story written about t
Hoy Snouts be submitted to him
approval, v.-.t- made here on Wi
ii-hd'.iy afternoon by W V. Con
ton. cxermi v< secretary of the (
r otic:-cite* Council of the I
Scouts.
• '.Upton presented his dema
to a reporter front this paper, w
had contacted the Scout execut
to obtain some background ini’
imition on the Boy Scouts a
their operation, jj
tContinued on page 8, this sects*
ST. AGNES FACE
ATTACK BY
RALEIGH One of Raleigl
must mviting targets for attac
ithe St. Agnes Hospital found its
•or. tiie receiving end of another ;
• s;u.>t tins work, when a don’t
prong- cl investigation by two civ
! groups .swung into full gear a
threatened t touch off an explc
it..:: that would rock the hospital
I With one investigation bei
; conducted ny the Health Divisi
of the Community Council of R
loigh. rsr>'.i other by a special coi
suttee of the Citizens Asscciatit
; reports indicate that enough ft
|he already been uncovered by t
| two groans to result in a shake'
I t mo institution in personnel a:
\ of * 3 iit ion
i To further increase the comple
i it v of the welter of problems nc
i ici o;; the hospital, the Board
T.-u-uis currently engaged in t
, 1.; i.'tv ta i>; of finding 3 Suita!
: repk (.’t-rnent for former admin
ti 'tor Charier E Templeton, ;
Templetons resignation, whi
dated February 28. was fc
liev-f d to have beer prompted
. wing wave of dissatisfacti<
among the hospital employees ai
the patients, at his administrate
|of hospital affairs.
To dat, the Board has received
* : ington’s Freedmen’s Hospital.
itiofi. witii several coming fro
i qualified Negro applicants, at Was
* ' ingt • n’s Freedman’s Hospital.
The Board, which has one Meg
member. H E. White of Metho
! Continued on page 8, tills seeiloi
NAACP Oust
All Officals
In Ark. Unit
VINE BLUFF, Ark. (ANP) ■
i Charging "gross neglect of offici
' dunes,” the hoard of directors <
Ihe NAACP in New York oust!
I the entire officer Mata*, of the loc
Hinil here last week and laid plai
I for a reorganization of the brain
j next month. On the receiving er
•of the a*e were A tty Harold Flov
• it,, president of the local and on
‘ time president; of the state grou)
i H W. Daniels, secretary, and Jat
■ length trial.
Specifically, the ousted officia
Mere charged with failure lo nul
mil financial and other reports
* the national office during 194
‘ failure to turn over $638.2Ei i
‘ membiTcnip dues collected dtirir
1 that year, and ignoring commitD
1 cation;: from national and regions
offices about the affairs or the -cit
group. The ouster was confirms
i by the Dallas regional office.
Continued on page 8, this sectlo
nontic discirmination. receive attei
lion in the union report. ;
Discrimination against worke
as regards employment was tern
ed "one of the chief and most pti
less form;, of discrimination, both j
extent and consequence.” Furthe
it was revealed that in the colonl
and semi-colonial countries and :
certain developed countreis, mi
lions of workers, on account of the
racial origin, “arc restricted to tt
least skilled, hardest and low®
paid work; they serve as miner
rnanuol workers, agricultural, ina
orers, dockers; in the iron and stel
industries and chemica lcompaniJ
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