The Goderich Signal-Star, 1948-09-09, Page 3101at TEAR NO, 36,
WIRON COM
GODERICK ()WARM 'T
URSDAY, SEPTE1V1BER 9th, 1.94$
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
PECA.-WirtRED Ti4
c'Ecits ATTRIDGE.
clia,uwEREO ACQQtNTANT
Whone No.—OiAce 343W, 41014Se .3434
Goderieh•
. G., MeCANN•
Aceountant
Clinton,'" Ontar0
Phone 476,1 * .`4,-lbert 'Strqet„
'.4iCcoupiG & pocing•EpriNG
ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING
- SERVICE
Small BUShiessea, Stores,rillte..
BOOkkeephag Systems. ingtalled.,
' Books' Balaneed Monthly.
• Financial Staten:mita
. Wage Summaries '
Bushiet3s and Personal Income Tax
, Returns
ALBERT 'SHORE
. 'b.. h t. and Square
.Plione 975, Resiclen e P sone
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO. Farm, and
isolatedtown property insured.
• President, Chris. Leonhatdt, Born-
Vice;President., Hugh
bider, Walton; Mgr. and Beef-
' Treas., M. A. Reid, Seaforth
DIRECTORS — Chris. Leonhardt,
13o-iiiholm;\ Hugh Alexander, W41 -
is; Sam. H. Whitmore, Seaforth,
E. J. Trewnrtha, Clinton; Robert
Archibald, Seaferth-;---,•john
- Ewirjg, Blyth; ]frank XeGreger;:
Clistim; John L. Malone, Sedforth;
• IlitorkeY Fullerr:Goderich- • • •
E Pepper, Btnee7
• field, R.R. 1; George A. Waft, 'Myth;
• R.R: 1; R. °Finlay McKereher,
Dublin,- R.R. 1
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Palicy7holders_ Can make all pay-
ootit&-and get 'their catds recelpfed4,
at the Royal Iran -Er Clinten;-, Keith
Grocery, ' Kingston Street,
•
Goderieh, • . '
MEDICAL
DR, „F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE;
• , EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House' Surgeon New York
QPIithahnic and , Antal, a dspital;
atialatant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
hAd. Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, tnglarid.
-EYES TESTED,' .GLASSES
, „SUPPLIED .
53 Waterloo Street S,,Stratfotd.
Telephone 267: '
• Next visit: Beilfetd Hotel, Gode-
_ net, Wednesday, Sept: 22nd, 1948
2 p.m. ' till 4.30 „pan. -
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.MALCOLOI 11,MiiERS
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wititomoppe, 411.4.11th. etc
REAL ESTATE„
Town 'and' Fara ,rrapertits
-For satisf*tory,, tepid* in the
sale or rental of your property
Rat it IVO
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Phone 11-5W &Ault%
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Square (Jaded&
•"See Armstrong and Setraetter"
At LucknOw first .Wednesday of
,
.each month.
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• Tor -information ipply to 4. N.
,KerniotutDivision Court Clerk,
Gederick 014., - •
EDIATAItD-1/E-ELTIOTT.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER •
rrespoudenee- Tromptlyt tui• :.1-
's•Wered. Imniediate arrangements
•.canl be,made for Sales Date hy,
ealling*PFOTtle 203; Clinton.. -
Charge moderate and_satisgacr_.
tioo Guaranteed: " 19tf
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HAROLD _JACKSON
,
iICENSED AUCTIONEER.
HURON AND PERTH..
Seaforth Phone 11-661 Or
Harry Edwards, Gederich,
„Phone .144
IEXPERIENCED AIJCTIONEER
Licensed for Counties of Hurdle
and Bruce
RWLE'it, PHONE 49
•
•CHIR,OPRACTOB, AND DRUG-
_,LES,S THERAPIST
Goderich,..PhoriV._
• , OFFICE HOURS
Mon. & Thurs.--,-.9 to 11.80 -
. 210 5 p.m: ,(only)
Tues.- & Fri. -9 to 430 a.m., '
• 2 to 5 p.m. & 7 to 8 pan.
Wed.& Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m: (only)
Mineral fume baths by appointment
• only. • -
A. N. ATKINSON
. outh 51. SSt.
Reglitered under ,Drugleis Practi-,
tioners Act for the Province of
.• Ontario. •
_
r!hcr Interesting Trees
q3y W. Sherwood Fox'
In my earlier' story On the exotic ern Ontario, The,mistalgela.a
treesln Goderich 1 purposely omit-
ted mention at one -of the comMerieg:
of that group-khe Norway .Spruce...
did this for two reasons: PeCa...nac
my ,story was already' long, enOugli.
and alkie, 'OcCanSe „a digelASSIOn: Of
thistree titSneatlY into; 'a conSidet-
Otion Of the Sabieet• of tilia ,PreSePt
aceountcertain native .Nerth, 'Am-
erican 0004. eomMon; 'in Goderieh
and vicinity. MtuallY-, most Can-
adians take it for granted'pat the
Spruce used So .freely for decorative
purposes and for windbreaks is one
of our own .native_jpecies--White,:
or Oat' Spince, ‘Bldek Spruce .4141
Bed, Spruce—the •chief sources of
PlalpW0041, •The truth is -that . it
is none of. these, for they all lack
the --qualities that make the. Nor-
way. Spruce so *welcome, shapeliness,
impressiveheight and an ability
to thrive in the dry sell. or -buy-
•cenntry •
IFIeW long age the Noway Spruce
was brought from Northern Europe
to. 93titain we 'do not know. „ All.
we .ean say is that when a century
ago Britons began migrating to Can,-
ada 1 numbers this tree had be-
come so well 'established in the,
Island as to be regarded as'a native:
So with other, trees it was taken"
by the emigrants to Canada as an-
other reminder of the landscape of
the homeland they had left behind.
The Norway Spruce can be very
quickly distinguished from the three
;Canadian Species' by the large siR
of its cones :'these range from four
to six inches in length and ;are
three -or -four times larger than the
cones spf the other Spruces. •
One -.of the most conspicuous trees
14 ,(31.9441,.1ch is the Black Locust._ posit* the postoinee... Anyone can,.
It is inost'Coinnien 'IO the:.Pides '4 giants_tlint belongs- tO
parts of the town . and is slowly the family of the Horse- Chestiint
spreading to the -newer parts. So .but is unlike the kind common,every-
familiar a Sight- is' it toA alI that where abeut-towir-frOm-the -Court
most people assume it t. he native- -HouseSquafelo the ontlying stteets.
•
born. The triith Is thnt it too- - is
an-imPortation,..-blit„Unlike -s,011441/31-
ethe'rs is, not frem Orem' the At-
-lantic.?ft__Its original home,,is
liegfarly-3Motintaino_n '
it ns.- an ornamental.- tree were our
Loyalist forbears in the northern»
mOst of the Thirteen Colonies that
when they moved to their -new home
in ,Canada they carried seedlings
with them. NoW the sPecies Is so
de'eply rooted in Ontario •soll to
he counted as 'baying sp"rung from
it originally. •
" • The Black Locust 1§ often wrongly
ealled.'the Honey,' Locust,. which is
actually a rare'native tree of south;
oderich
tural one: ,ilovvers of the Honey
Loma are plain and without * Per -
whereas the timers of the,
other trees ,:are showy and have
a strong and'. heneylike The,
Uoney Locust is seldom seen; 0<cept.
iii the hedges; bordering our .coutitr.,s;
highways. Mature trees may be
SOerk 1.11 -hedges that have been.
neglected, Their. great three,;. -
pronged thorns that projeet, like
threatening 'Weapons from think and
branches definitely and immediately
Identify the Species. Another clear
mark Of it is its finely Out foliage.
The Black Locust.' '
,
, The 'Mack Locust may ,recog:
iifzed with equal- ease. In the first
piaceit attains much greater dimen-
sions. Its bark is thick. and bficat
and is grooved in deep, bread cor-
rugations. Its leaves are leSs finely
eut than these • of the other Locust
-and have qUality that one as-
soc a es wl
ially the Acacias. Indeed, the
scientific gaine. of the tree ,means
"raise Acacia." Under congenial
conditions this Locust grows to an
linmense size. ilhe tallest' trees in
_Goderich are of this species: Sev-
eral specimens ,groWing near the
Sunset'llotel have trunks fully four
feet across and tower aloft almost
two hundred feet Their immense
proportions are a •living compliment
to .Goderich, for they are to be at-
tributed to the moist air and the
equable temperatures of the lake
ftoot. • ' • range --1t territory lying within
Another' tree that has been these boundaries: Hamilton and the
brought here over the United -States Niagara River on the east, Sarnia
frontier may be seen (411' West street aocl-Amlierstburg..on-the,west, Sea -
north of Inglis's; garage Op- forth and Grand Bend on the north,
and the north Shore- of, Lake Erie.
tn tile,..sout4. sOme regions it is
Very -abinidant ; for. exarOw
be-
hind the dunes of Ipperwash Beach
.on Lake Huron and those of Point'
Abino,,ou. e. in the latter -
,place' it grows to an iramenSe size:
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WEST STREET
PHilNE 230 GODeRICII
WESTERN ONTARIO
, MOTORWAYS
— Bus Schedule Now In Effect —
• To LONDON. TO STRATFORD
7.50 a.m. • 7.5Q a.m.
12.15 p.m. - 12.15 p.m. •
4.15 p.m. - 4.15 p.m.
8,0 .p.m." • ,
Bus to Stratford at 8.15 p.m. Sun-
days and holidays only, But to
London at 9,55 p.m. ' Fridays, Sat-
' days, Sundays and holidays. '
'Bus to Kincardine and „ Owen
,Sound, ^via •Blue Water Highway.
leaves. 10.45 aan. Fridays,' .Satur.
days, Snudays and holidays.
.Sundays' and holidays the 12.15 bus
. goes to Stratford only.
Connections at, Clinton for London, -
Detroit, Wingham, Walkerton,
°Port Elgin and Owen Sounit.
Connebtions. at Stratford for Wood-
' stock, Kitchener, Guelph, IWO-
' tell and Toronto.
Connections at Mitchell for Listowel
and London. • -
For hgorritliii phone Reg., McGee
s PI 765.
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REAL. ESTATE
•kJ:IONE 24 GODERICI1
MUSIC EXAMINAT101114
Vollowing are the ruts of tile
receht oansie examinations be t
st. Joseph's School of lgueic,,
richt.:bY!'the Totonto,,and. WeSteril
ConservatorieS of akineiC: .
1..loronte.,.. grade -Vocal; Plyst-,
Class honors -,7 --Miss Zita-Munro. °
Toronto grade X. iii..ant);,4QuerS-..».-.
igOille Bisset, • •
• Toronto, grade 11. piaobl'.Il000rs.77
X.4inda, Bieckenridge.
. . .
,r,,VorOnto grade, PitIne: First-class
aopors7Aennetb.' Wnlzak. ,.
Toronto grade I piano: .lionOrS—
Laurine MacDonald.,
Toronto grade .V form 113, XCLUS/C:
Honors --Eunice
Western grade X vocal: 'First -
Class honors—Mrs. E. Rodger., .
Western grade IX vocal lionors
-L.-Joan Scotto, Marilyn 13utler.
Western grade VIII vocal:
class honors—Marietta "Stingel.'
Western grade Honors—
:Helen Vifillis.
Western grade I vocal: First-
class honors --Eleanor Driver.
es rn rade- I lane : -Honors
-7-Eleanot Lauder.
Western grade III piano—Rose
Marie Chisholm.
emory o
e Glorious e
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A4V:li:e.kgion,,,aservinciOtraket
Ah bhpresX4Site71:em4oris; -service
tribAto Act -th.oSe 'Whe• gave their
lives war. Service .was An*
two member,s4 or the family that
are natives of southern Ontario.
The other is the Cucumber Tree
or Mountain Magnolia. It is the
. -
rarest of all the trees, in the Pro-
vince. The only wild specimens that
I know are growing in the forest
•near Foothill in Welland county.
But the Tulip has a relatively wide
Snaky afternoon at • the t seldieral
n.1.(inek14.1 Wet in '*4itland
terYo v,vhere former members,,of the
limy,- navy nod 'air' force are In-
terred. The service WAS sponsored
by Branch .100, . Canadian I.egion,,
led by the president,' 0am:we Mac -
.Donald. • • ,
It , was the first, •DepOration Day
service held since before World War
, Owing,„no'dOubt; to. the intense
heat, the 'attendance- was not large,
but the tervice impreSSively
beautiful in its simplicity. it was
conducted by Rev. R. G. MacMillan
Of' Koex Presbyterian chureh. in
the absence of the Legion Padre.,
Rev. B. Farr, of St. George's
JehAirell-
A color party composeslof M. Mc-
Donald, Harold • Hibbert, George
Cnitell, Reg. Needham and Lionel,
.Cuthbertson took- up its position
to the right of the veterans ;lined
up near the centre of the plot. .Re-
presentatives of the Ladies' Aux-
iliary under the leadership of Mrs.
NOymp.13. Miller were present, their
colors being carried by Mrs. Clar-
ence 'lqacDonald.
'After prayer and -.the hymn "God
Is Our Refuge and Strength" Rev.
Mr: MacMillan read the nanaes of
those Wife were nor buried in the
menaorial plot, but elsewhere in 'the
•cenietery, and floral tributes were
carried to their graves.
A inoving tribute was paid to
those who had given their lives•
„ coUrage and faith during the
two- World- Wars':Mr. Mac\flhlan
chose his text froth IVIiettla 6 i8 --"He
hath showed -thee,--.0 man, 'what .,A
gOod--; and- What doth.,==the,,-.1.6r
At this -„point--a-eonam
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one tree-T-knovi;L there liasit_trunk require .01 thee, thit- to do' justly',
say• the H.Orse Chestnut is -hot ,a • - ran to -love - toercY, and --to walk_
ChesTnut it aff;lia-virg.,iiii fl e ee t- tlireugh....and_must four-.
o t Ontario. The•Horse Two others near ,
With—the ItrueLat-s-weet,„-ediblehe's,t-
0 • • it are each a nunared andtwe-nty:,
ches.. nu ' eets-rn-od 'boul fiVe •feet 111 height and clear
yards was'brought here via France gf-brane eg.
and Britain from the Balkan 'Pen- The Tulip Tree flowers in the
insula: 'The. tree on West' street middle of. June: Each blossom has
N the American' Buckeye, a native the form and size of the garden,
.of the .southern central' States, and but has a color Scheme all
has gives Ohio its „ nickname , of its. own----gteen,, Orange and yellow.
RtielFe,ye State. The Ooderich sped- In a good flowering season a tree
men ,is a fine exaMple ofa niature
tree; Though it lacks the showy.
flowers Wthts-COMmon Horse.Chest-
nut it 'makes bp for the loss hi
its more, attractive &tin and clean
lines.
conclude - thisstory with refer-
ences. totwo distinguished native
trees, the-Gbigka and theTalin Tree,
The . Gingko a native!' someone
served SO well, ond for ." whOmwe
give thanks." "
'The Service was a reminder of 4
War Paused liy anan'a intolerance,
bitterne4 aiul prid. . "Christ has
pointed the Way, for us to folloW.
The sirrilices made by the veterans
-Ottwe Wars--44-•in vain if no action
On the, part of the ,living to bring
PeaCe and /moot- does -not,lesait"'
The service" closed with the hymn,
°O God, ;09r golly- in Agee 'Past4',
Last Post was sounded by, Robert
Henry, as Robert Venneinweredlhe
ilas to half-mast, then with, Oil-
, Reveille it was slowly raised, and -
Rev. Aci. MacMillan pronounced tlie
benediction. -
rAictu Tprot,41
ATTENDS puRsiTI.0T,
youira'comsznEwx'
VIISso PvelYn. 13reelte* :has just,
eturn ed" gram. attendanee
• •
,
,11111. -ted Christian. out4 ,m0i6j0-1-
•PP0ferPilee o(North Arctik1et-1.,
G '
was held last week t rand Rapids ,
Michigan. She was sent as th&
*legate _groin the ' lIuron PreSbytety
Young People's Union Of the United
.0hurch of Canada.
There was a to 1 regis ra ton
of 2,500, 'Of whret only sixty -five -
were from Canada, anci thirty -Ave
of thesewere from the United
Ohara. et Canada. Also at the
'conference were a mu:0er of youth,
delegates from other countries,, in-
cluding West Africa, China,. Kerea,.
Puerto Rico, Switzerland, Belgium,
Syria, Brazil, India and a number
of other countries. , .
The conference was interdenomin-
ational and youth from many dif-
ferent denominations in North Am-
erica' all met tokether at Grand
Rapids, endeavoring to become un-
ited in this Chrif3tian Movement..
The theme of the conference was
'
INSURE THEM NOW.::
°Tlireshers, tractors, cans.
All hazards coyered in one
FROM-
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CO*DERATION LIFE
WIND- CAR,
FIRE—Preferred fates 1 -fir -
preferred' risks.
--ACCIDENT SICE.11!TESS
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- ELECTRICAL.'
• CONTRACTORS
Phone 937.-i42& 7751..ft
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'Refrigeration
pluine 1098 for 24 hour service to
all makes of • commercial and
domestic refrigeration equipment.
MANNING
Refrigeration Service
• GODERICH
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Commercial Agent for Goderich
and District.
Satisfaction -Guaranteed.
' • . 49tf
:;..CAPITAL THEATRE 77E
-
NoW-Mal Roach's—"Cotnedy Carnival". --2 Fun shows in onel-
. .
Mon. Tues. and:Wed...
• Spencer Tracy, Lana Turner and Zachary Scott °
Vying characters 'gel) fro -n the pages of the . most tumilltubus
novel itc,a, decade.
itCA TIMBERL
Thurs. Fri. and Sat,
•
/RED SURIO4N, Janet Blair and Don MeGuire
.d. loveable goon brings a trunkful of gags, galsoand guffawS to
brush avvay,:and banish your -Vines, '
'".The FULLER BRUSH
'Comingia-"The Bishop's Wife",witit' ..Cary tit.ant an& Lcectiir:
Matinees. Wed., Satand'helidao at 2.0 pan:
vehemently protests Yes, truly a
nattytif prioritof establishment behold a truly colorful 'sight at their
, y
very doors .1 commend- to. them -a
is aoy criterion. This strange tTee.
visit to Mr. Hill's Tulip Tree when
-flourished in Ontario. millions of
•
years ago. . Because of its antiquity It blooms next June.
and its 'many unique featuret it is
in a class by itself and therefore
merits separate consideration. This
we hope to 'give it at a later time.
. "-you -who ba-vei been -spared have-
Oecorated the graves+ of thos.e .who
Were .your, comrades and our minds.
a re:naturally, lled,with,..menio ries,
of gladness apd of sadness, as we
pay 'honor to our beloved -dead,"
said the speaker. "It Is a 'disinte-
grating community, indeed, that does
not care for the. -beauty of. its burial
place and does n6t gain • inspiration
will be covered with a gorgeous from the memories , of those ••-who
and lavish display. It is so glor-
iou& a sightthatpeople who see _
it for the. firif. time Cannot belleve-4i-,
that the_tree which produees..i.t,_ is
a native4iorn Canadian. ,Only n0W-
at this, late date' in ;our country's
history •are beginning to ap-
pi-eciate its rare beauty and to in-
clude it in • our planting.
If the eltlYeliK `of • Goderich. wish to
Tbe Tulip Tree
The Tulip Tree I regard as the
most beautiful of all the trees in-
digenous to Huron county. A Mag- ,
nificent specimen stands on the..
eastern edge ° of Mr. E4 H. Hilfs
ProffertY-at the north end of -Wel-
lington street. Its situation in re-
lation to the street line encourages
the belief that it was planted there
by band rather than. by nature.
Its size 15thatof a tree not far
short of a hundred years of age. -.-
The Tulip 'Tree b'elongs- to a
tinct and. distinguished southern
' family, the Magnolias, It is one of
013 ODY'S
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You -Will, be proud of the Cheatertteld, Chaffs, etc., that
we re -upholster or .recover' for you Choice of--velpur,-
frieze, tapestry, damask . Quality covefings. 0.
Phone„ 206J Pick-up and delivery,
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T1I4 SQUARE GODERICH
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DER
Dancing. Every ,$atuiday Night
Coipting Saturday, September 18th
Johnity Downs and his Otchestri
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1.
'How �ftenyouljear people
tell about someone getting
"a lucky break" It does not
seem to occur to them that
Often what we call 'good
fortune is the yesult of in.
planning.
-Astute men do not just sit
. back and wait for opportnni-
ties. They itn.proVe their
skills,, and learn more and
more about .their field 'of
Work, thus paving the *way
for opportunities.
-Some years agO a • certain
Hist in a noted symphony
or hesra gayed the way for
ms great oWeitun ty-•
.memorizing, the comp.lete,
, score of an opera. When .the
orchesira's regular conductor
wa6' sinjclenly stricken with
illness, the cellist led the per-
formance with brilliant suc-7,
cess. Today he is world! fana-
ous 41;4 ,
Thou,sarlds of. cases Ould
be quoted to illustrate' how *
uteri have improve& their
fortunes by .being prepared
---wheeoliportunity-knocked. '
• • So why--,not*plawnow,toxr.
ptit a kticaeiciti yaiik
• • .
No one sliotild rely otniucky
cbreaks to provide ,a retire.
went income and finanq
protection' for their fatuity.
TheSe things can he planned
now ottthe basis- of yOtir
present income, through life
- insurance. Then you will be
• '.ttiie Of your 'future.
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Totted! Committed! In Christ
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FINE PASTRY MATS and
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'AVatel this !mace each, -week.
for .Specials.
WEEK -END "ogzoiAl.,
OROCOPVTA 0.41M
with*-tOttOted, 2coconut
100 each '
DAILY DEtatir4RY.TO
YOttg POOR
hone 184
B.* pt18.Tozir, Prop..
C: H. RANCE HONORED B
PR'UDENTIAL, opTaP.A.zynt:
At a Stag Media recently held'
at the district office o t e ru-
,
dential Insurance Company at Strat-
ford, the local' repreSenta4Ver
Chas. fi...--Rance, was the recipient
of a lovely diainumd-stUdded gold
locket from the conipany in theft.
nition of twenty - years of service.
Mr. Ranee also was presented wit11-•
a:diploma, and received congratula-
tory .messages, from the president
and other officers .1g. the company..
During, the past week Mr. ,Rance
established a district record for
volume of sales in one week,'.ind
Is very proud and appreciative, of
the honor and of the esteem • and
good - wishes of his many friends
.in Godericb.
$254
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