IAG)
Ain) GAL arm a AAS PA PARA To
Monday to Cleveland, Ohio, after |
spending a week's viestion at |
the home of his parents, Mr and | > it
Mrs Frank Callahan ;
John Kubish of Cleveland ©O
is spending a weeks vacation with |
his mother, Mrs. Catherine Ku
hizh
Bair Calialhan
Pittsburgh visited over
endl with the formers
Mrs Brigid Callshan
A IR RB
NEW ARMY SECRETARY SWORN IN Goslport areas is in tne with
The Coca-Cola's jong time goal t
ft the drink within “an arm’
gth of desire” The six-botils
| earton, which Coca-Cola pionerred
Lin 1922, put Coke in the home]
i the coin dispensér put it in offs
L ces and factories; special conlers
put it in planes. The king size
| package. TocaLola is confident
i will put the drink into millio
of more homes. As someone just
Nick Rabick has purchased the | | recently quipped. the only wi
nome of Mr and Mes (Charles | ; br place lef? {ovr pea-Cola to expa
Ca An on Mellon Avenue : Ly ¥ i i In elevalors
Mr. and Mrs Fred Biller of | 7 de 5 | ————
‘rea have prob asinvd 4 FAR
home on James AY Patton
ind occupied it inst Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Charles Callsban |
KEve purchased the Ralph 08
ialle home on Mellon Avenue
Week end juests atl the home
of Mr and Mrs Jamis A De.
trick were Mrs Gilbert Dietrick |
iid daughter, Dolly, from Akron
). They were accompinied back |
yw Laey Ann Dietrick, who will |
pend two weeks with her uncle |
ind aunt i
Mra Albert
fen N OY visited for
lays with her parents
Mrs Henry Stoltz
Mr and Mrs
and son of [Denver
ast Thursday with
lames Cslrns
New Garden Club-Sponsored Sign |:
Erected In Time for Picnic-Meeting
Landscaping Also Part of Project; Tribute Paid
Those Who Assisted; Exhibit At Fair Planned
One of the mast successful af fron:
fairs of the year's program was] VFW A fiary: to , Plan
ux
the annual picnic of the Pa ton
For Picnic At 8 Tonight
Augist 11. AJ Are ur Garden Study Club. hell las
ged to attend Wednesday, July 27, at lhe Tat |
The reqilar meeting of the,
attend | VFW Auxillary will be held this
ton Recreation Park
Cubs’ Bake Sale thet plans | Thursday night at B.00 o'clogk in
There win an excellent
| ance at the plenic and
which the commilise for the food the John White Post Home a’
worked out to evervone's sitisfac: which time final plans for the an
ay S f tion. Mrs Kenneth Rhody head: | sual plenic to be held on Aug. 14
ery Uccess u ed the picnic sommitiee, sissisted | will be completed
hy Mrs Richard Rhody, Mra An-| If 1° is impossible for members
Cub Pack Neo. 270 drew Senita, Mra J J Bheshan! bo inake reservations at the mest
successiul bike sale in the and Mra. Michael Ward | Ing, they are to phone the presi
Haluskn store on Saturday, July A real milest in the Jo ident Anna Kilermann, OR-5:5138
3. A nice was realized to eal club's achirvoments wan the Lar the secretary, Marie Bone, OR
ward new uriiforma. Lacky winner | erection of a large marker at $1471, na later er Baturday of
of the large cake given by Mer thin week Aug
tens Bakery was Mrs Louis Ste ui aned Park ho .
vens Cubs wish eo thank sll who | previous the plenic CUNNINGHAM REV NION
donate! and participated in the : ue eh The annual William Cunning
wale This sign was accorviplished barn family reunion will be held
At their next meeting the com. | With partial financiai ASHSIANCE | 4p ipo form of a basket picnic af
mittee will decide on action neces from the Park , Commiasianers, fit. Boniface Picnic Grove this
sary (o complete purchase of | #0 with a Qres deal of abort | .,ming Sunday, Aug. 7, for the
trousers to finish the cub scout | ‘0 the part of the Garden Study | fgmilies, relatives and friends of
uniforms. The Cube wish to thank Club's Civic Committee Mrs the clan
ne had charge of the raed
{ the public for their interest George C. Hoppel, chairman, Mrs» «oe
Women of Moose Gera Id F Albright New Fromas. LE WR ary Wan op _reiumed hone
Visit In Lewistown | Weights-Measures Man A paid to these
Mrs MM Nuss two weeks in Washington, D.C
tribute was with Mr. and Mra. Leonard Holl
members al the business mesting
r meeting of Women Jerald PF. Albright, of Pattor. | following the pienie, for all the
A wis held on July has been appointed an inspector
fied.
#ffort which they put inte bring Mr
at the Moose Home, An exect- in the State Bureau of Standard | ing thia project to completion
+ tive sommittee was approved to Weights ard Measires. The ap
attend
the nuweting Enroute back the
{ officers visitind the Altoona Moose
| Home where country store and
fentertainment was held
| The next meeting will be the
Mooseheart Alumni Chapter Nite,
andl son of |
the week |
mint hey
“Plans for a vegetable display |
at next month's annual
County Fair were map |
+ al ‘a meeting on Tuesday ev
of Patton-8t. Lawrence 4-1 |
meeting was held in|
of Francis Nagle, Pat |
Hemners
A ARSE Hil
FREE CHANCE!
with Fach $1.00 Purchase
On !
| 10 GALLONS OF GAS |
Given Away Every Saturday
TOMMY'S:
SERVICE STATION
i formerly Anthomy Thomas)
MAGEE AVE, PATTON
TE
very i
Laoniis
had a
club's annual picnic And
roast will be held after
$ fair at the Patrick Leiden
St. Lawrence No date has
set,
: Ihe club postponed its demon
on the preparation of
for display and sale
Edward Gabrielson club]
EL
McMullen of Lin
Several |
Mr and |
Mimmao |
spent
Mrs
Jonah
{ ‘oder
Mr and
WILBER MM. BRUCKER
ark hy Se
{right}. of Grosse Point. Mich, is congratulated
Mr. and Mrs. Chatles FF retry of Defense Charley E. Wilnon alter he was sworn in as
snd _acns, Freddie and Glenn, of | secretary of the Army at 8 Washingtion teremnmony watched by about
Linden. N J. spent several days | $50 persone Broecker becomed the 81¢f elvilian thief of the Army
with Mr. and Mrs Ray Yahner | |
Mr and Mis Everett Bwauger |
ind granddaughter,
bins, spent ast Thursday at
Fisher | M. E. Bwope home :
daughter, Bharon and Mr Mr. and Mrs RJ Dinehart
Mrs. Omer Wharton spent | Johnstown spent Sunday a
week srl in Washington, D home of Myr and Mrs ie
, with Mr. and Mrs Leonard | SWOPe.
Holtifield Born to
Farabaugh
Flerent visitors al Saturday 1h
Jince Jine Nome were Hospital, Spang) !
Mrs Joseph Sealice and Mr and Mrs © mE Rimackl wal iatretuction in 8
Hagerstown, Md: Mrs and daughter wm Pig \
Craver and daughter A Cs
ami Miss lLann ha .
ton, Texas i
Harry and
Williamaport
of Wright
Mio, Becky
Maxine Rob. |
the |
i
| Coca-Cola In Bigger Bottles
| Adding Chapter to History
Idea Born In Cuba Cosi Coly am ite loNentol
During Late 18902 | }miiutastic stout bottling
drivik. to Rim HH was solely
cwoda fountain product. So
Hierally "KRVe Thomas
Whitehead botlling righis to
tally (He whole Uniled RBiates
His miy stipalation was
Lhey ratilel have fo Bettie (Cow Iv
Ie 1 Col atl their #24 Pee :
Am. | Flack in Chatlannogs
\ y rican Vay . ek he Bz a Boni IRWYRTS soni ht FADIA]
Waltey oy F314 iy . * sulla " of ihe lodev'e residents
ASRINg Lheir
thers to
and Mrs. Richard
and
snl
In addition, the Garden Staly | the
officers’ meeting a! Lew: paintiment was announced ast] Club wishes to thank publicly a | (°
slown on July 31st The follow. Friday in Harrisburg, by Misa] number of local business firins
ing members attended the hand Genevieve Blatt, secretary of in and individuals who, by pre
Sook session: Emma Legrand, se. ternal affairs viding materials and services
reagent. Margaret Jamar the, Harry M Twrrell of Susquehan at reduced prices, made possible
graduate regYn Helen na county, was named direclor in the erection of the marker,
Westrick, chapiain; Christine Fail a reorganisation of the bureau valued at 51.25000, for un total
recorder. Clinger of lewis James A Green of Buller county | cost of only $542.00
town Chapter was in charge of was nimed assistant director
Among these people
pel Lamber Co. Peppetti
at stone masons
her Cn Charlies Dumnmm
"hverchko M M Nuss
ARcK, park careiaker Clair A
34! Clair FF. Gil Tames
Rehwab The plantings al. the
hase of the marker were donsted
as follows: Joseph Short six gold
en junipers flowers by Mrs Am
hrose Yahner Mra Paul Mi
Gough and fertilizer by Pau
Birittmaltier
The Ciuh
the Park ¢
Bteve Hovan
their spiendid
the project
The Club's Clvie Committee
plans te continue different
ting at the base of the new
arker. Plans were alse made
at the business meeting for
completion of the financing.
Following the picnic, the judg
ing of the bracelets made by the
members from flowers, vegelables
and fruils was held Prizes were
| given for dhe following Prettiest
i Mrs. Paul MoGough miGat Ord.
| ginal Mm. Geargé CC Hoppel,
{and funniest Mrs A J Kosto
i There will be no regular meet
ing of the Club during August, as
members Will be prepasing ex-
hibits for the Cambria County
Fair at Ebensburg. Sept 5 to 10
Mra. Geopge Leiden, chairman of
the club's Fair Committers, dist
buted booklets and forms for the
fair exhibits and siss urged Lhe
members to enter not only vege
tables and flower arrangements,
but also home economics products
of canned and baked goods
inventor
Be A Good
Neighbor. ...
HAVE
fhe 4 i A NEW Fk AMHLY
Many of IN
{| TOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Wp HAVE YOUR
ATE ¥ EF § ’
wn lf WELCOME
the Law
Mr and
87 of
Thomas
{iemrganns.
of Flos
Nis Ries
King Boye
§.4 ”
‘ scided an
Carter vacation
the lady's paren
Mary Donahue of | Mi 34 ne ry
Russ Donahue Jr. | © Bender
Patterson Air Field | returned home
Gross of Middietown ting four weeks
{iio and Rose Donahue of Pali Mr and Mrs : 4 b |
Lon returned ta the hone of Patton RD ie : hs H i8 lua -
Mre Maud Donahue after spend . cig
ng two weeks visiting al Colo operat .y
radio Springs and Denver olo | Phil Ippon Faia ica
Yallowstone National Park, Wyo | tour of duty He
wl Mt Rushmore 8 Dak | furion
Hmmy Donahue returned to | and
Williamsooet on Sunday after | Spangler
spending lwo weekly with hin |
prandmother. Mra. Maud Donahue |
during Betty and Dick Donahue of
‘Washington, DC spent
ik eek end al t hue hare he Mr
Mra Thea Donahue
Mr and Mrs Alfred Burket |
snd children of Kalamazoo, Mich
have been spending A wets Va
eadlon with the iady's parenia
Mr. and Mrs Harry Baker
Mr and Mrs Alfred Burket
and Mrs Lucy West spent Sal
arday in Pittsburgh vislling Mr
and Mra Cyril Fleck. Mra Fleck |
in the indies’ sister ’
Misses Patricia Hoover and
Jane Bemelsberger are vacation
ing this week a! Ocegn (ly
$e and Mrs Lewis Hoover and
are. Hop mint ory of
and Car
Krise Lum
Henry
Mr las
ry neg . '
Kael YEH
orifiie hen
oo IA nih
recs the Iw
fibers oF grandis
Eval quantities of
But the consensus
and Whiteland
and
1 5 $s ni es t
tt rote the In 1899, a young lawyer
re as named Ben Thomas returned 16
hin horn town of Chatianoogn, Tintehad” Even the man
on wit) a Dafa Tenn. from Cuba, where he hid {0 sien them # letter of
Mrs £3 pic's ¥ ry 1h 4 fie K 41 tOMe aeross A loenily botibd tdw‘tion ta € had »n
5 1 1 ; h ™ y soft drink, and it gave Bim un in thelr don he didn’ A
nt Mr and Mrs Mic} iden. In Atlanta a drink called |. 0 rp 4 Gngte a
ie and au
ocn Cola had been invested
fori oN i The hetthing COMPAR Y that
an] Bisco of near
of thin wr tngr 13 yrars earlier and was be —
ra wash h coming popular al soda foun shomsis and Whitehead Maally
foirmed-—with the aid of capital
AFR. California
, fains. Thomas womfered why ne
fr Haikev :
am Al Hatkoy one had thought of Incressing from T+ third young Chattanco
rig Lan ae its distribution by putting I In Enum. Thomas Lupton—was the
forerunner of foday's 1.1060
the week endl al the ho hatte
# v i »
apd Mrs Francis Garr : ; : domestic and $00 foreign Coes ouise J. rray |
inliex are siplers He and anniher young ; Cola hotiling plants
Mira Matilda I pipts ! meph Wh en ys ALR “he first Coca Cola bottle had HOSTESS
MruiEh! sides and a wire :
tuiped from Akron. Dh & rd Ass Candler
slopper, which, when pulled out
she had heen visiting ith bh wh Wi Bought the nghi 10
made 8 “pod” sound Thus (he
two sona (iibert ars J
af heir wives and 'amilies A iy EE
! nd thei hadhibe and ia R waar MWMaba®ey 7 she prints fide sla Pegs was horn The
prewment }
Alma Dislirick # vacalionin bey il for stoergansy calia
twa wees Ht A Park $"» isn YER
¢ #inre Pi
Sharpsburg, Pa. ith relatives | Calvary Baptist Church, Reillys
Mr. and Mrs Otis Piouse Bev Merrill BE Barter. Pastor
Beech Ave, announce the Fhirsisy Aug $430 pm
of a son, July 2% at Miters ehaaranl and J XB ® # FPeilorwiihip
: LIEY 4 Biveie Moody
pital Rpang et " EXER
¥ Mra i . we a) + i
son. Donald and Mr d k! Hay Yahner returned 6 work
Gerald Hoover spent week | :
{"haries Buy
shares
y £4 IT hisrs a
and
ghicliny
Fite’
WEIACOME
Fey Oil
MMI
als wishes 10 thank
‘smmissioners and Mr
park MANA Le: fv
coapera tin
Are
the
ard
iawryey
Chiwmed
Wednesday Afternoons
During August
tehieadt
AW
WE
AA PAIS 1) SHIA rs AB ES
Mian
¥
fi west been I0 use
LH RON
hone OYRange
ay
Pe bottie, which is on
nern ip a and
and
the
8 tay & Pies
BLATY BROS.
sem A id &
Piston Part
. Wallshburg, Pa. this Wedneanday following a few ; day. Aux 7 oto a =m Maes
end at We | weeks lay-off due to a fool in. JE ox af the Long's Bup with |
Mr and Mrs Willem Esch and | ! [ Ordinases of the Lord's Bup Lh |
i Mr and Mre Clair Hegan % ed | Heaven iD a Wm Bondey Chureh l
yn Dougherty | wd NE 1 Bctont fen Bobby, pt i
ion tthe TN ’ | tamity of Carrolitown spent Mon. | 5chosl. Allee Bony, Nar
ome |:
Cai i Aug 8 to IB Becapt Bandsgs) ;
Thurs i ain : Fasten who will he oy the
Aan § du Men
Paul Long of Pittsbur fh visited | JUTY iene of meditation, Our Pether In}
Monday. Aug 8 Wp om WW
Mr. and Mra Joseph Wiesburg day with Mr and Mra James Guild meeting
last
peas Maba'Tey |
of Pittshurgh spent
duy at the home of Mr and Mrs
i
eNalty,. The indies |
: Dennis T. M i Rev Merrill EB Barter, Pastor
BW - i Wedneaday Aug J -Annusl OF
!
i
& - *
are Lory
First Baptisi Charch, Patton, | tote pone Mahafey 311)
. PATTON, PA.
hl Trinity Episcopal (Church
gi jean FP Jordan, Priest-in-ohargs |
Muraing ram ati
thie Ee it Ra
eatin. thus ey
Her BY 8 ISFTARD
pefearwhis at T 80}
ing, crocheting. knitting, quills, Dennis MeNUILY | monte at Patton Park Al wt | Trim
Cc ted over | 590 p. * | “a
ale. Assisting Mrs Leiden on the | and daughter, Cindy, visi S80 pm :
Fair Committee are Co-chairman| the week end with Mra MeNul | Sunday, Aus
| Mra. Andrew Senita; Mrs, George |tY's parents, Mr. and Mrs I {hide Met
&. Hoppe], Mh Joseph Grift, Mrs erick Callie, at Pittsburgh. EF REO of Ordinance Of Lhe
fames Calrna, Mra John J. Hal John Webel of Washington, D Supper mediation based os
uska and Mins Agnes Palecko C. is spending this week al Lhe : ' : 3
The next regulse meeting of | oo ot of Mr. and Mrs Francis
Evening Servite of son and sermen
the Club will be held Sept. 26 Garrity
«iH 00 8 Mm
Ciiitert Pregly
Moraing Wonks
sup
Fred
FRIDAY & SATURDAY — AUG. 5 & 6
SUMMER DRESSES
REDUCED
$5.98 vr
Theme, Three Ofloss of Christ pe i
is . 1 ¥ | ‘M t
with Mrs. Clalr Smale as the PV Ray X Gentzel of Fort fy Boetety wt home of Mrs Mar range 0 ee
Except 8
feature films on Dutch bulbs, A ma | Pastor ¥
ners
Toesdsy, Aig 5-800 p mm Mon
rman. The B . N.C. ls presently visiting | Be
chal " i - Et ha alr Mianda pe the At es Springs
will He on the ssf af Cuaing
FRA HL TAY
thiy meeting of the Women's Mission
program will | e home of Mr. and Mra Ray! Aug 8 to 2
. *
Scores With Girls
The Club is planning & special] Misses Flossie Dietrick and
membership drive in the fall. All| Patricia Smith of Washington, D
residents of the community inter. C. visited over the week end al
ested in joining the unit are urg- | the home of Miss Dietrick's par
| od to contact any m ember of the ®nts, Mr. and Mrs Eimer Die-
club, trick
¥ hy
Yao
Fri
The regular
Pleasant Hill Grange No
‘hext Springs. will be held
day. Aug 5 at 830 p m
The annual ¢-H Round-up plana
mes ling
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
COATS & SUITS
SKIRTS... 53
BLOUSES . 31,
SHORTS 51,
of
io save on your
favorites fun-wear
and Beitaf-guality
suminer dresses.
r APPAREL
“Oma, .
William A Mellon,
Local Native, Dies
William A. Mellon, aged R3, a
native of Patton, and well known
ta many of the residents of this
wrea, residing in Johnstown, died
wn Monday evening at St. Jos
eph's Hospital, Pittsburgh He
“as born in Patton on May 28
1872, a son of the late Henry
ind Helena (Platt) Mellon, plo-
neer residents of the Patton area
Mr. Mellon was a retired hotel
operator.
The deceased is survivad by his
widow, the former Mabel Whar
ton; a daughter, Sister Lucille of
81. Joseph's Order, Pittsburgh,
a son, Charles H, of Johnstown;
two grandsons, Eugene and Rob-
art; and two sisters, Mrs. Em-
iy Donnelly and Miss Frances
sllon, both of Johnstown. He
was preceded in death hy a son,
Robert.
Friends were received in the
Stephen J. Conway Funeral Home
and funeral services will be held
this Thursday morning at 10
o'clock in Church of the Visita-
lion, Johnstown. Burial in St
Joseph's Cemetery
. § =
Methodist Groups
To Picnic Friday
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service and the Methodist
Men of Trinity Methodist Church
Patton, will hold a joint pic:
nic tomorrow, Friday, at the
Large Shelter, at Patton Recrea.
tion Park. The affair will be in
late afternoon and evening. Hus.
bands, wives, church members
and friends are cordially invited
to attend, Bring your own dishes,
silver, h eug and glass. The commit.
has mrranged for the meal
They 7 plar to have everything in
ness at 6:30 sharp Arrange
to be prompt.
Fo Mr
! Tr. have returned to Germantown,
and Mrs. Charlies Crowell
Philadelphia, after spending two
weeks vacation with their par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs Charles (Cro
well Sr. of Patton R. D., and Mr
and Mrs. George Dietrich of Dy-
wart
Saturday visitors at the Elmer
Dietrick home were Mr and Mrs
Alex Stewart Jr and sons of
Blacklick, and Mr. and Mrs Dan
McGlynn, Mr. and Mrs Robert
Fluck and M. IL. Buck. all of Has-
:
r. and Mrs, Charles Yukna-
vich, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cicootelli
and son. and John Glinsky, all of
Hakerton, visited on Bunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs mer
Dietrick.
Banns of malrimony were pub-
lished on Sunday for the Arst
time in 8t. Mary's Church for
Miss Donna Marie Healy, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs James Healy,
and William HB Miller, son of
Mra. Laura Miller. Their mar
riage will lake place in Bt. Mary's
Church Saturday, August D0 at |
10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dietrick |
two |
Mrs. |
H. J. Mulligan. The ladies are sis
of Philadelphia are spendin
weeks vacation with Mr. and
ters
Mrs. Harry Shufva
Tim. of Cleveland, Ohio,
iting this week with Mrs. Shut
a's mother, Mrs. Catherine
bish of Patton, R. D
Mrs. E CG Netbauer is spend-
ing some time with her husband
who is employed in West Virgin.
ja.
Miss Audrey Heist returned
home Seaturday after spending
two weeks vacation in Akron,
(Meveland, Mansfield and Lowville,
Ohio, and Sharon, Pa
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Fox of
Sharon, Pa., spent the week end
at the home of Mrs Clark Heist
Mrs. Beity Kunic and children,
Busan, ' Mary Jo and Billy, of
Pittsburgh, spent the week end
here among resatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs William Finkle
of Terra Colla Avenue moved on
Saturday last to Bakers Cross
The Frank Callahan family held
their annual reunion last Sunday
at Lakemont Park.
John BE. Callahan returned on
and
son, |
are vis- |
Ku- |
808 57. CLAIR, star of the San
Francisco 49ers pro-football
team, gives his shoulders a
pleasant workout! at the St.
Mary's Campus trulning camp.
Seated on them are Marilyn
Becker (loft) and Sharon Wil.
liasns, who are ccmpeting for
queen of the Walnut Festival
| Miners
was barn Now
will be made and commiliens ap
pointed. Members salad 16
attend and Jp completes inal
Arrangement Again, ax in the
past, all rn organizations are
invited to enter MNoats amd any
individual whe wishes May also
enter a final in the parade
Fair exhib! plans will
also be foromilated al this nieetl-
ing. as well as preparations (o be
host to the Pomona Grange on
August 20
Senate Unit OKs
School Fund Bill
The State Senate Commilles on
Appropriations last Wednesday
gave speedy approval to two bills
providing funds for stats sid to
schools :
One of the measures introduc.
ed only ast Tuesday, woul pro-|
vide $10 million in retnbigrse. |
ments to school districts for
teachers salaries and non resi.
fent fulton Coals :
The other bill earmarks $6.711.« 1
000 for pavments due muntipal |
suthorities for school rentals |
Both were placed in positior for |
fohate Monday
Clair D. Keirn
Emeigh Clair DD. Keirn. 85, of |
this place. died July 268 at the
Hospital, Spangler. He
20, 1889. in Silvis
Daniel and Chrissie §
Keirn }
The deceased is survived by his
widow the Edna Brug.
and these children Dean of Me
din: Mrs. Margaret Cramer and]
Ms Leona Shaner both of Em
eigh., and Mrs Esther Hoare of
Youngstown, hilo Alse four
grandchildren. He was a hrother
of Clark of Bellwood: Arthur of |
Akron, Ohio: Mrs. Molly Stephens
of Ebenshurg: Mrs Cordelia
Young of LalJose: Mrs Pearl
Cooper of Cherry Tree and Mrs
Ruth Krug of Barnesboro
Rervices were held Friday at
3.00 p. m. in Lonj Funeral Home
in Barnesboro by Rev. William |
Barr and interment was made in
Kast Ridge Cemetery 2
Are
Bead h
A Le of
iMvers)
former
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