Quiet social season in Washington amid unemployment pressure
Washington reports President Hoover favors a subdued social season this winter due to unemployment and national hardship. White House hints reflect caution to avoid lavish diplomacy while Colonel Arthur Woods fights unemployment. Private dinners and smaller gatherings replace grand galas as Britain’s embassy awaits a coronation era mood.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Hoover
Washington
United Press
Hoofer
White House
Arthur Woods
Society to Hold Business Meeting at Memorial Presbyterian
Woman's Society of Memorial Presbyterian church meets in the chapel at 2 on Wednesday for a business session. Calendar Club report to be shared. Devotions led by Mrs. Ray Fuller. Afternoon hostesses are Mrs. Ray Fuller Mrs. Lee Hauck Mrs. J. C. Plaskett Mrs. Augusta Siersdale and Mrs. V. B. Binager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Memorial Presbyterian Church
Calendar Club
Ray Fuller
Lee Hauck
J. C. Plaskett
Augusta Siersdale
V. B. Binager
Tota Chi Plans Evening Meeting and Pledge
Tota Chi sorority will meet at 8 tonight at the home of Mrs. Leander King on 519 Shelby Street. Eight rushees will be pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tota Chi
Iota Chi Sorority
Leander King
Shelby Street
Rush Party Slated by Theta Chi Omega at Owl Golf
The second in a series of rush parties will be held tonight by Alpha chapter members of Theta Chi Omega sorority at Owl miniature golf links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Theta Chi Omega Sorority
Owl Miniature Golf Links
Black-Draught Praised by Decatur Family for Generations
Mrs. W. J. Riley of Decatur Als says Thedford s Black-Draught has long served her family as a daily medicine. She cites its use as a tea for children when unwell and notes relief for indigestion constipation biliousness and colds. The remedy keeps bowels open during whooping cough too and remains unmatched in her view.
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Thedford
W. J. Riley
Decatur
Als
Mrs. Riley
New Evening Gowns Are Models of Balance and Dignity
Paris reports formal receptions for the coming season feature gowns of balanced, dignified silhouettes. Rich fabrics such as mirror velvet and satin dominate, with long trains, high waists, and intricate yoke patterns replacing previous fitted skirts, as Molyneux showcases mid season styles.
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Paris
Molyneux
Velvet and Satin Do Gala Gown Trends In 1920s Style
Velvet and heavy crepe remain favored with satin a Molyneux favorite shade pale green and white common for gala dresses. Form fitting silhouettes feature drawn waists volants for length and train, jeweled bodice accents, and lavish fox fur trims driving prices high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molyneux
Annual Report of Indiana W. C. T. U. Section Finances and Outreach
Mrs. W. A. Doty reports for the Indiana W. C. T. U. evangelism department 1158 conversions in 56 counties, 2511 meetings, 1,998,288 pages of literature, 2980 visits to jails and homes, 120 new members, 31,000 gospel messages to invalids, and 3989 personal talks. Sabbath observance lists 359 sermons and 242 talks from 41 counties. Bible in public schools shows 6995 children enrolled in vacation Bible schools from 46 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Evangelism
Indiana
W. A. Doty
Kokomo
Doty
Lincoln Memorial statue judged most impressive of Washington sights
Mrs. Walter Ferguson Ashington extols the Lincoln monument in Washington as a moving tribute. She praises Daniel C. French for the lifelike likeness and perfect lighting that let visitors study the marble figure of the national hero, noting her preference for art over presidential fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Lincoln Memorial
Daniel C. French
Mr. French
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Alpha Club luncheon honors Miss Constance Jones
Alpha Club members and Kappa Alpha Theta hosted a luncheon with Miss Constance Jones at 1941 North Delaware Street. Mrs. Charles Gerrard read a diary by her mother Mrs. William Bell about Andre’s 1898 polar expedition and disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Jones
North Delaware Street
Alpha Club
Kappa Alpha Theta
Charles Gerrard
Andre
North Pole
William Bell
Masquerade Party at Miss Clara Schneider’s Home
Miss Clara Schneider hosts a masquerade at 3836 Grace Land avenue tonight for members of Rho Sigma Chi sorority and pledges. Guests include Miss Peeree Mee Bae Gue Nah St. is listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schneider
Graceland Avenue
Rho Sigma Chi Sorority
Peereee Mee Bae Gue
Glorifying Yourself as a Beauty Ritual Guide
The piece treats personal grooming as a daily ritual and laboratory like devotion. It lists tools from brushes and mirrors to cleansers, lotions, makeup and nail care, urging regular care to keep beauty polished and noticed. It closes with a note on skin cleaning methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar of Beauty
Candidates to Speak Monday for Marion County Assembly
Majority of general assembly candidates from Marion county will speak at 8 to night at Cropsey auditorium public library. Indianapolis League of Women Voters sponsors the event as part of its voter service. 41 candidates were interviewed by the Indianapolis league on the legislative program.
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General Assembly
Marion County
Cropsey Auditorium
Public Library
Indianapolis League of Women Voters
Indianapolis League
B. C. Ellis
Ralph E. Carter
Lehman Dunning
D. Laurence Chambers
Walters. Greenough
Thomas D. Sheerin
Warren
K. Mannon
C. N. Campbell
Costume Ball at Hoosier Athletic Club Friday
Dr. John E. Wyttenbach chairs the annual Halloween costume ball set for November 1 at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Guests attend in costume with prizes for the most attractive and unusual outfits. Dancing before prize awards will be restricted to couples in costume. Other committee members include Elmer H. Wiebke Col Greenberg Otto Roos Carl Krautter and William H. Shreve. Carl Patterson leads the general entertainment committee for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Wyttenbach
Hoosier Athletic Club
Elmer H. Wiebke
Col. Greenberg
Otto Roos
Carl Krautter
William H. Shreve
Carl Patterson
Card Parties At Local Halls This Week
Fidelity Rebekah lodge 27 I O O F hosts a card party Tuesday at 2 30 in the hall at Prospect street 100914 New Hope council 49 D of A holds a card party tonight at 8 30 at the hall Morris and Lee streets Social club of Winona council stages a card party at 8 30 Tuesday in the hall Roosevelt and Seventeenth street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Prospect Street
New Hope Council
D. of A
Morris and Lee Streets
Social Club of
Winona Council
Roosevelt and
Seventeenth Street
Miss Helen Miller and Miss Mary Louise Smith pledged at Chamber meeting
Miss Helen Miller and Miss Mary Louise Smith will be pledged at 8 tonight at a Beta chapter Omega Phi Tau meeting held in the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Miller
Mary Louise Smith
Beta Chapter
Omega Phi Tau
Chamber of Commerce
Luncheon Held by Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority Chapter
Alpha chapter led a joint luncheon at the Lockerbie Tap for Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Alpha Omicron Alpha
Miss Koontz Hostess Theta Rho Sigma Meeting Tonight
Miss Beatrice Koontz will host the Theta Rho Sigma sorority gathering at her home located at 3510 North Meridian Street tonight. The event brings together sorority members for a planned meeting and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Rho Sigma Sorority
Beatrice Koontz
North
Meridian Street
Kokomo Girl Becomes Bride of S A Richards
Edith Armstrong of Kokomo became Mrs. S Allen Richards when she married Thursday October 16. The bride attended the University of Illinois and graduated from Pennsylvania State College. Mr Richards hails from River Forest and works with Continental Steel Corporation in Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Allen Richards
Edith Armstrong
Kokomo
Richards
River Forest
University of Illinois
Pennsylvania State Cor
Gypsy Dinner Dance At Country Club In Indianapolis
More than 300 members and guests attended the annual gypsy dinner dance at the Country Club of Indianapolis Saturday night. Guests wore gypsy costumes and decorations followed the motif. Paul Mathews served as chairman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club of
Indianapolis
Paul Mathews
Travel Session Planned Friday by Indianapolis Jewish Women
Mrs Walter Wolf hosts a Friday meeting at 10 15 AM for the travelogue group of the Indianapolis section of the Jewish women. Mrs Katherine Pauli will speak on My Home in Switzerland and sing native songs. Open to council membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wolf
North
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Katherine Pauli
Switzerland
Council
Medical Auxiliary Musicale Set for Doctors Wives
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Indianapolis Medical Society will hold a musicale tea at the D A R chapter house 824 North Pennsylvania Street from 3 to 5 p m for wives of doctors attending the Seventh District Medical Society meeting Mrs Ralph S Chappell is program chairman All doctors wives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
The
Indianapolis Medical Society
North
Pennsylvania Street
Seventh District Medical Society
Ralph S. Chappell
Miss Margaret Kern Hosts Theta Chapter Sorority Meeting
Miss Margaret Kern at 3703 East New York Street will entertain members of Theta chapter Sigma Epsilon sorority at 8 15 tonight at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kern
East
New York Street
Theta Chapter
Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Guest Meeting Planned by Literary Club
Multum in Parvo Literary Club will hold a guest meeting Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 30 at Irvington Methodist Episcopal church parlors. Miss Virginia Cravens dean of women at Indiana Central college will be the principal speaker. Miss Mae Kane from Indianapolis public library will also talk. Musical program by Ruth Griffith and Irma Chambers. Guests listed include Harriett Sparks Frankfort Arthur C Hoffman Dencil Young Charles Sommers James H Marshall C A Smith William P Morton John J Marshall Dewey Dean Kathryn Smith Charles F Bechtold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multum In Parvo Literary Club
Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church
Virginia Cravens
Indiana Central College
Mae Kane
Indianapolis Public Library
Ruth Griffith
Irvington School of Music
Irma Chambers
Mesdames Harriett K. Sparks
Frankfort
Arthur C. Hoffman
Dencil Young
Charles Sommers
James H. Marshall
C. A. Smith
William P. Morton
John J. Marshall
Dewey Dean
Kathryn Smith
Charles F. Bechtold
Bride-Elect Virginia Sanders Feted At Colonial Luncheon
Mrs. Robert L. Hiner and Miss Ann Schaefer hosted a Saturday luncheon bridge at the Columbia Club for Virginia Sanders, whose November 8 marriage to Elmer Siebert of Chicago is announced. The table bore old-fashioned flowers and nosegay place cards. guests included Mrs. Bertram Sanders and several other ladies and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Hiner
Ann Schaefer
Columbia Club
Virginia Sanders
Elmer Sieberts
Chicago
Miss Sanders
Bertram Sanders
Mesdames
Ruth Baker
George K. Wright
Early Spiegel
Ruth Allee
Catherine Quinn
Lorena McComb
June Stowers
Marjory Nelson
Latest Season Modes Show Loosely Fitted High Waists
A summary of season styles features loosely fitted high waists and an evening wrap using eight silver fox skins for trim. Ermine in white or dyed black decorates wraps, often paired with black velvet. Chanel offers an evening cape with a rounded yoke and ermine trim, satin lining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molyneux
Jane Regny
Chanel
Engagement announced at Saturday luncheon bridge
Mrs Harold McKinney hosted a luncheon bridge at her Downey avenue home announcing the engagement of her daughter Dorothy Hayden to Frank J Seifert of North Capitol avenue. Guests included Mrs George L Girard and a long list of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McKinney
Downey Avenue
Dorothy Hayden
Frank J. Seifert
North Capitol Avenue
George L. Girard
Johanna Hill
Democratic tea hosted by Third ward women leaders in town
Fourth and Fifth precincts of Third ward women’s Democratic organization will entertain with a tea at 2 Tuesday afternoon at Democratic headquarters 1601 North Talbot street. Mrs Mary Knippenburg and Miss Agnes Coleman will be hostesses assisted by several named ladies and misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Woman’s Democratic Organization
Democratic
North Talbott Street
Mary Knippenburg
Agnes Coleman
Catherine O'Brien
Edna Welch
Fred Hess
Thomas Gillespie
Emma Frombold
William Taylor
William Kern
John W. Kern Sr
Anna Judd
Badger Williamson
Catherine Maloney
Marie Kane
Alma Burns
Alumnae Bridge Tournament Hosted by Mrs Irwin McDonald
Mrs Irwin McDonald of 2728 North Pennsylvania street hosted a luncheon meeting for the Alpha Phi alumnae circle bridge tournament today. Mrs Donald Walker assisted. guests included Garrett Arnold Raymond Gill James Carter Arthur Dixon Merrill Esterline Ray Grimes Charles Hamilton Thomas Hood Harry Mason Wood Moll Thomas Jenkins Kenneth McConnaughey Ray Northway A S Rowe James Ruddell Marion Shoup and William Gaddis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin McDonald
Pennsylvania Street
Donald Walker
Mesdames Garrett Arnold
Raymond Gill
James Carter
Arthur Dixon
Merrill Esterline
Ray Grimes
Charles Hamilton
Thomas Hood
Harry Mason
Wood Moll
Thomas Jenkins
Kenneth McConnaughey
Ray Northway
A.S. Rowe
James Ruddell
Marion Shoup
William Gaddis
Democratic Club Festival and Treasure Hunt in Marion County
The Young Women's Democratic Club of Marion county will host a treasure hunt and bridge party Tuesday night. The hunt begins at the Indiana Democratic headquarters in the State Life building and the bridge party plus entertainment occur at the Democratic clubhouse. Miss Harriet Day is president and Mrs Theresa Madden heads the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Democratic Club
Marion County
Indiana Democratic
State Life
Harriet Day
Theresa Madden
Phi Theta Delta Plans Evening Business Meeting
Phi Theta Delta Alpha chapter schedules a Wednesday night 8 o clock business meeting at Pattie Warner's home 4925 Carrollton Avenue. Pledge services will be held for Mabel Mc Daniels and Betty Hartinger will report on her Gamma chapter visit. Final arrangements for the winter marshmallow roast Thursday are to be made and pledges are required to attend, Carolyn Lachnit chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Theta Delta Sorority
Pattie Warner
Carrollton Avenue
Mabel McDaniels
Betty Hartinger
Wayne
Carolyn Lachnit
Omega Phi Tau Beta Chapter Hosts Slum Ber Party
Miss Fern Van Voorst hosted a Saturday night event for the Omega Phi Tau sorority at the Lincoln following their annual chapter meeting. The business meeting is set for 8 tonight at the Chamber of Toulse Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Lincoln
Fern van Voorst
East Tenth Street
Toulse Smith
Lightweight tweed frock suits all day occasions
The tweed frock offers all-day wear in smart ward robe. It features a graceful slimming neckline, flat hips accentuated by side buttoned closure, narrow self-fabric sleeves, and a belt with an enameled buckle. Pattern Style No 905 comes in sizes 36 to 48, with fabric options in wool jersey crepe and canton crepe. Pattern price is 15 cents in stamps.
New Idea Saves Silk Hose and Lingerie
An ad explains that oily secretions soil silk garments and soap cannot remove them. Use Energine with lukewarm soapy water, add a tablespoon per quart, wash thoroughly, rinse, and regain color with less rubbing. Energine cleans oils and extends fabric life.
Mrs McVicker Honored At Halloween Bridge Party
Mrs Samuel McVicker once Miss Catherine Mitchell was guest of honor at a bridge party and misc shower Saturday night at Mrs Raymond McVey’s home 1418 West Thirty-second street Miss Mary Cutter joint hostess Halloween color decor orange and black tapers on serving tables Guests with the bride included Mesdames Leonard Earhart George De Haven James Mitchell Roy Dilley Henry Osterman William Cook Lorene Sheetz Lenora Jett Agnes Herndon Margaret Sullivan M F Rusch Misses Mary Dillane Helen Tarpey Mary Carr Mary Hungerford Cele Cutter Eleanor Murphy Marie Osterman Catherine Murphy Emma Weibach Molly Murphy Catherine Troy Nell Smith Viola Surge Edna Shea Mary Lowise O'Donnell Alice O'Donnell Julia Beatty Emma Cook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McVicker
Catherine Mitchell
Raymond McVey
West Thirty-second Street
Mary Cutter
Mesdames Leonard Earhart
George de Haven
James Mitchell
Roy Dilley
Henry Osterman
William Cook
Lorene Sheetz
Lenora Jett
Agnes Herndon
Margaret Sullivan
M. F. Rusch
Mary Dillane
Helen Tarpey
Mary Carr
Mary Hungerford
Cele Cutter
Eleanor Murphy
Marie Osterman
Catherine Murphy
Emma Weibach
Molly Murphy
Catherine Troy
Nell Smith
Viola Surge
Edna Shea
Mary Lowise O'Donnell
Alice O'Donnell
Julia Beatty
Emma Cook
Guest Bridge Set at Hoosier A C
The Hoosier Athletic Club falls guest bridge party is scheduled for Friday November 21 in the club ballroom newly decorated. Mrs William Hyde Pearl chair of the bridge section announces committees for prizes entertainment and publicity with names listed for each role. The 500 section plans its fall guest party on Tuesday at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Athletic Club
William Hyde Pearl
G. H. Rossebo
J. B. Marsh
Ed H. Enners
Howard Muller
Wiliam E. Lichtenberg
Harry G. Woodbury
Fred Denny
Charles A. Seilers
David P. Morton
John E. Hampton
Indiana Woman's Republican Club Luncheon Program
The Indiana Woman's Republican Club holds its monthly luncheon at 12 30 at the Columbia Club. Chairman Louise Wisenberg presents the program with pianists Miss Clara Henry and Mrs Effie McGrew and reader Mrs Martha Huggins. Archibald Hall will speak as principal. nominating committee report announced. reservations via Mrs Byron K Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Woman's Republican Club
Columbia Club
Louise Wisenberg
Clara Henry
Effie McGrew
Martha Huggins
Archibald Hall
Byron K. Daugherty
Halloween Party Planned by Class at Central Avenue Church
The Woman's Bible class of Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will host a party in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon. Readings by Miss Maxine McKay and Miss Emma Leonard, with singing by Mrs William Leonard. Decorations will feature a Halloween motif and colors. Mrs. W. C. Borcherding teaches the class.
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Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Maxine McKay
Emma Leonard
Wil- William Leonard
W. C. Borcherding
Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine Offer
Advertises sending for a Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine with a 10 cent additional charge for a copy and mentions wrapping a coin carefully for postage.
Miss Ruth Smith Weds Paul Collins in Tabernacle Chapel
Miss Ruth Marie Smith daughter of Mrs Alice E Smith 3357 Guilford Avenue and Paul E Collins son of Mr and Mrs H J Collins of Mt Vernon Indiana wed at 4 PM in McKee chapel Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Harpist Victoria Montani provided music. Attendant Miss Hiller wore gold brown chiffon. The bride wore beige silk marquisette with lace edged cape and slippers. Reception followed. They will reside at 1530 North Illinois Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Smith
Alice E. Smith
Guilford Avenue
Paul E. Collins
H. J. Collins
Mt. Vernon
Ind
McKee Chapel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Victoria Montani
Church Musicale to Feature Nye at Propylaeum
Women of the Second Presbyterian Church invite the public to a morning musicale on November 5 at the Propylaeum featuring Professor Douglass D Nye of Indiana University with folk songs performed with Mrs Nye. Patrons include acenes William Berns Walter Wentz Albert Spann and Merle N A Walker. Ushers listed: Mrs George Bailey Miss Carolyn Richardson Mrs Howard Fieber and Miss Helen Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Douglass D. Nye
Indiana University
Propylaeum
Nye
Acenes
William ‘Ce Berns
Walter Wentz
Albert All
Omas Spann
Merle N. A. Walker
George Bailey
Howard Fieber
Carolyn Richardson
Helen Wilson
Miss Smith Named Sorority Hostess
Social meeting of Pi Sigma Tau sorority will be held tonight at the home of Miss Mary Frances Smith at 602 North Chester Street. A slumber party was held Friday night at Miss Richelle Ketner's home to honor the new pledges Merle Burgess Grace Danner Elaine Washburn and Ann Kiltwasser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Sigma Tau Sorority
Mary Frances Smith
North Chester Street
Richelle Ketner
Whittier Place
Merle Burgess
Grace Danner
Elaine Washburn
Ann Kiltwasser
Tea party honors Miss Washburn and Miss Knight
Mrs. T. Gordon Kelly entertained with a tea at her home 1 East Thirty sixth street on Saturday in honor of Miss Wildell Washburn and Miss Catherine Knight of Paducah Kentucky. The tea table was lit with green tapers in silver holders and the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Leon Desautels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gordon Kelly
East Thirty-sixth Street
Wildell Washburn
Catherine Knight
Paducah
Leon Desautels
Head of Sorority to Attend Dinner
Mrs. Stella Andrews Cox grand president of Phi Omega Pi sorority from Portland Ore will be guest of honor at a 6 30 PM Thursday dinner of the Indianapolis alumnae chapter at the Spink Arms Miss Clara A Moore in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Andrews Cox
Portland
Ore
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Indianapolis
Spink Arms
Clara A. Moore
Bowen speaks on federation tour at luncheon meeting
Mrs. Marie M. Bowen spoke about her experiences on the National Federation of Business and Professional Women goodwill tour this summer during a 12:30 luncheon of the Woman's Rotary Club at the Columbia Club. She is a former president of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie M. Bowen
National Federation of Business and Professional Women Good Will
Woman’s Rotary Club
Columbia Club
Bowen
Woman's Rotary Club
McDaniel Couple Celebrates Golden Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry McDaniel marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in Lebanon last Friday. Their two children Mrs Orville Taylor and Baren McDaniel, both of Lebanon, joined the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McDaniel
Lebanon
Orville Taylor
Baren McDaniel
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