anaheim-gazette 1942-07-30

Navai Reserve Officers Give Military Note to Ledin-Gregor Bridal Rites; Bridegroom is Petty Officer in USNR Naval Reserve uniforms added a military note to the wedding of Miss Beatrice Gregor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gregor, 524 Chestnut street, and Roger Ledin of San Diego, second class petty officer in the U. S. Naval Reserve, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Ledin of Fullerton. The wedding occurred in St. Boniface church Saturday morning with Rev. Henry Gross officiating. Beautiful white flowers and stately green palms decorated the altar. Miss Gregor wore white mousseline de soie, made with full gypsy sleeves, the same dress that was worn by her sister, Mrs. Kenneth Banks, who was married in April. A lovely tiered veil cascaded to the floor and was caught to a crown on her head with tiny white bouvardia. She carried a shower bouquet of gardenias, gladioli, bouvardia and baby roses in white. With her costume she carried a pale blue handkerchief, a gift of Mrs. Clara Ranker, close friend of the family. SISTER IS ATTENDANT Miss Leona Gregor was her sister's maid of honor and was dressed in rose taffeta with a lace yoke, quaintly styled with a round neckline and shirred full skirt on a torso length bodice. Her flowers were blue delphinium, pink asters and roses. Bridesmaids were Miss Veronica Gregor, sister of the bride, and Miss Velma Ledin of Fullerton, groom's sister, wearing identical dresses of aqua taffeta with lace yokes. Their bouquets were of pink roses and asters. All three attendants wore seed pearl necklaces, gifts of the bride. IN UNIFORM Louis Diharce of the U. S. Naval Reserve acted as best man and Roy Meyers and Martin Gregor, brother of the bride, were ushers. All were in the uniform of the Naval reserve. Native Daughters Form Committees Standing committees for Grace Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West, were named by Miss Doris Jacobsen, president, at last week's regular meeting. Those named include: Homeless children, Mrs. Erna Watts, Mrs. Emma Guthrie and Mrs. Christine Dunham; ways and means, Mrs. Rena Johnson, Mrs. Mae Lemke and Mrs. Lillie Lopera; history and landmarks, Mrs. Nellie Cline, Mrs. Mary Rothermal and Mrs. Dorothy Maupus; legislative, Mrs. Ollie Mae Grainger; civics, Miss Viola Watts, Miss Barbara Hampton and Miss Helen Hill. Publicity, Mrs. Edna Gendar, Mrs. Sylvia Myers and Miss Doris Jacobsen; scrapbook, Mrs. Ella Watters and Mrs. Christine Dunham; Red Cross and sewing circle, Mrs. Mathilda Enfield; supplies and dinners, Mrs. Marie Haiber and Mrs. Rebecca Hasson; veteran's and other welfare, Mrs. Jessie Anderson and Mrs. G. Lena Wagner. Radio, Mrs. Helen Anderson and Mrs. Grainger; education and Americanism, Mrs. Cline; sick committee, Mrs. Hasson, Mrs. Gender and Mrs. Erna Watts; pioneer roster, Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs. Agnes Cookson; and young women's activities, Miss County Students Presented in Program at Chapel. Seventeen students from Orange county, members of the w-class instructed by Prof. Honore Cogswell, head of the USC w department were presented a program of varied composition Tuesday in Melrose Abbey chapel south of this city. Professor Cogswell has conducted his classes in the county at the Orange home Miss Phyllis Keyes, a pupil. Among students participated in the recital were Patty A Louise Chapman, Ella K Mildred Marchant, Marjorie Hlings, Clara Gilbert Bell, Collins, Phyllis Keyes, I Grinnage, Lucille Kugler, Ma Everett, Floyd Herman andley Marquart. They were accented by John Stout, violinist and David Graighead and Georgellen Hill of the university orchestra, who played obliqua for the singers. Sylvia Gregg Wedding Harry Hoskins in Fullerton Church St. Andrews Episcopal church Fullerton was the wedding Friday for Miss Sylvia Gregor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gregg of 735 Pauline street, Harry G. Hoskins, son of Mr. Mrs. Harry Hoskins of Fullerton with Rev William Tuttle Lector of the church, officiating. Pink and blue flowers were ranged on the altar and two kets of white larkspur stood each side. Witnesses at the formal wedding were fifty mediate relatives and close friends of the bridal party. Miss Gregg was given in m IN UNIFORM Louis Diharce of the U. S. Naval Reserve acted as best man and Roy Meyers and Martin Gregor, brother of the bride, were ushers. All were in the uniform of the Naval reserve. Soloist at the nuptial mass was Miss Marilyn Heinz, cousin of the bride, accompanied by Mrs. Clara Faust at the organ. GARDEN RECEPTION A reception followed immediately after the ceremony in the garden of the Gregor home. The wedding party received the approximately 200 guests that attended. Mrs. Gregor wore a summer crepe of blue with navy accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Ledin, mother of the groom, was attired in a black sheer dress with white accents and matching accessories. Her corsage also was of gardenias. Aiding in serving were Mrs. Sylvester Kramer, Mrs. Clem Heinz, Miss Agnes Kramer, Miss Elvera Heinz, cousin of the bride; Mrs. Kenneth Banks of Santa Ana, the bride's sister, (nee Dorothy Gregor). SHORT HONEYMOON The bride and groom left on a short honeymoon of an unrevealed destination. The former Miss Gregor attended Fullerton high school and Santa Ana high school. She is an active member of the Young Ladies Institute of St. Boniface church and was employed in the traffic department of the Southern California company here until her recent resignation. Mr. Ledin attended Fullerton grammar schools, high school and junior college. He was employed by the Southern California Edison company before enlisting in the naval reserve as electrician, second class petty officer. He is temporarily stationed at San Diego. SISTER HERE Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Moore and daughter, Suzanne, of Ojai were visitors of the Fred Lees of 531 South Dickel street recently. At present, Mrs. Moore, sister of Mrs. Lee, is staying here until little Suzanne recovers from an operation, performed at St. Joseph hospital last week. Mrs. Moore is circle, Mrs. Mathilda Enfield; supplies and dinners, Mrs. Marie Haiber and Mrs. Rebecca Hasson; veteran's and other welfare, Mrs. Jessie Anderson and Mrs. G. Lena Wagner. Radio, Mrs. Helen Anderson and Mrs. Grainger; education and Americanism, Mrs. Cline; sick committee, Mrs. Hasson, Mrs. Gender and Mrs. Erna Watts; pioneer roster, Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs. Agnes Cookson, and young women's activities, Miss Helen Hill. Gene Mahaffey, Bride Will Return This Week A home at 315 South Clemenite street is awaiting the return of Gene Mahaffey and his bride, the former Pauline Crocker of Fullerton, who are now honeymooning at Lake Tahoe and will return this weekend. The marriage vows of the newly weds were exchanged Saturday at the First Baptist church in Coltorn with Rev. Virgil K. Ledbetter, former pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Crocker of Fullerton. Mr. Mahaffey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mahaffey of 521 Chestnut street. As her wedding costume, the former Miss Crocker wore a poudre blue dressmaker suit with a pink chiffon blouse and accented with blue and pink accessories. A single white orchid was pinned on her lapel. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Smith. Mrs. Smith was dressed in a lavender print sheer with black accessories and a gardenia corsage. Mrs. Mahaffey is a graduate of Fullerton high school. Her bride-groom attended Anaheim high school and Linfield college in Oregon. He was a member of Alpha Gamma Nu, social fraternity; Alpha Psi Omega, dramatic organization, and Pi Kappa Delta, speech honor organization. He is now employed with the Vincent Furniture company in Anaheim. APPROACHING VACATION Doctors Edward and Dorothy Jordt and son, David, of 940 North West street, will leave Monday for a two-weeks' vacation in Sonoma and Mendecino counties, where the doctors practiced for nine years, before coming to Anaheim 18 months ago. They expect to Pink and blue flowers were ranged on the altar and two kets of white larkspur stock each side. Witnesses at the formal wedding were fifty-middle relatives and close friends of the bridal party. Miss Gregg was given in mage by her cousin, Wayne Goff Whittier. She wore an blue suit with beige accessory and carried a single white coat atop a white satin bound book. ONLY ATTENDANT Miss Wanda Gregg, sister, her only attendant and was owed in a beige suit with red saries, including a corsage camelias. Merle Soden served as best Mrs. George Stevenson presides over the organ and played we music and marches. Assisting in hostess duties a reception in the parish hall Mrs. George Stevenson, Mrs., ton Marion, Miss Elizabeth G., and Mrs. William Minot. Reing the guests were Mr. and Gregg and Mr. and Mrs. Ho parents of the bride and girl. The mothers were dressed in and wore flower corages. ANAHEIM GRADUATE Miss Gregg is a graduate Anaheim high school, class of 1963 attended Fullerton high school and junior college is now employed with the F Electrical company in Glendora refrigeration service engineer. The couple will make a home in Glendora follow short honeymoon which will this weekend. FOUR VISITORS Four visitors were at the of Miss Elenora A. Parker at West Broadway this week, and Mrs. Richard Saik from Nelson, Calif., visited for a day and Mrs. Katherine Parker Mrs. Cora Ann Smith of Angeles, cousins of Miss P were guests Tuesday. FAMILY PARTY Mrs. Richard Humphrey Buena Park daughter of M SISTER HERE Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Moore and daughter, Suzanne, of Ojai were visitors of the Fred Lees of 531 South Dickel street recently. At present, Mrs. Moore, sister of Mrs. Lee, is staying here until little Suzanne recovers from an operation, performed at St. Joseph hospital last week. Mrs. Moore is the former Dorothy Clasbey of this city. APPROACHING VACATION Doctors Edward and Dorothy Jordt and son, David, of 940 North West street, will leave Monday for a two-weeks' vacation in Sonoma and Mendecino counties, where the doctors practiced for nine years, before coming to Anaheim 18 months ago. They expect to enjoy some deer hunting and renew old acquaintances. SUMMER SPECIALS SPORT COATS $15.00 and $16.50 California's most popular garment for men. No spring and summer will be complete without one. Needless to say that our selection is large for we have them in every style, pattern and shade. SLACKS $7.00 to $9.00 In a wide variety of fabrics and shades . . . They come either, plain or pleated . . . Mix 'em or match 'em with your jacket. STETSON HATS $4.00 to $7.00 BATHING TRUNKS $1.65 $1.95 $2.50 YUNGBLUTH'S 145 W. Center Phone 4130 County Students Presented in Program at Chapel Twelveteen students from Orange County, members of the voice instructed by Prof. Horatio Well, head of the USC voice department, were presented in a program of varied compositions day in Melrose Abbey chapel, one of this city. Professor Cogswell has been quieting his classes in this city at the Orange home of Phyllis Keyes, a pupil. Among students participating in the recital were Patty Allis, Rose Chapman, Ella Koger, Fred Marchant, Marjorie Rawlinson, Clara Gilbert Bell, Vida Dins, Phyllis Keyes, Daisy Magee, Lucille Kugler, Marvin Lett, Floyd Herman and Wes-Marquart. They were accompanied by John Stout, violin soloist and David Graighead and Miss Angelen Hill of the university orchestra, who played obligatos and singers. Livia Gregg Weds Barry Hoskins in Fullerton Church Andrews Episcopal church of Fullerton was the wedding place for Miss Sylvia Gregg, mother of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Gregg of 735 Pauline street, and Mary G. Hoskins, son of Mr. and Harry Hoskins of Fullerton, Rev. William Tuttle Lewis, son of the church, officiating. Frank and blue flowers were arranged on the altar and two basins of white larkspur stood at the side. Witnesses at the initial wedding were fifty immediate relatives and close friends the bridal party. Miss Gregg was given in marriage with Surprise Shower By Anaheim Friends Mrs. Mary G. Spielman; Mrs. Lloyd Anderson and Mrs. Walter Revell of this city formed the hostess trio to honor Mrs. Harold Braiser of Orange, the former Miss Barbara Gregory of Anaheim, at a surprise post-nuptial shower at the bride's home last evening. Games, including cootie, were played during the evening. Lovely refreshments of ice cream and cake was served by the hostesses after the honored guest received many useful gifts. Her bridegroom recently enlisted with the armed services and after he is stationed, she will join him. Bidden to the affair were Messdames W. Braiser, mother of the bridegroom, of Orange; Fred Gregory, mother of the bride; F. H. Leonard, Clarence Wagner, Hattie Corliss, Frank Patton, S. L. Taylor and Charles Criss; the Misses Betty, Gladys, Marjorie and Belva Anderson, Ruby Cooper, Wilma Nelson, Ethelyn Gregory, Marcelene and Jeanie Revell. Former Local Man Marries Saturday Announcement of the marriage of Wayne C. Baker, formerly of this city, to Miss Mary K. Griffin, also formerly of Anaheim, was made this week by the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker of Santa Ana. The ceremony took place Saturday evening in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Birney S. Hudson, Eagle Rock, former pastor of the Calvary Baptist church of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will take up a residence in Coronado where the bridegroom is stationed as second class petty officer in the U.S. Delores Patricia Lodge Becomes Bride Of Glenn Lehmer at Local Chapel Sunday Afternoon; Will Make Home Dance Miss Delores Patricia Lodge of San Diego, in a sheer whimsy gown of all-over lace, fitted torso bodice and long sleeves carrying a shower bouquet of bride's roses centered with an orchid, was the lovely bride of Glenn Lehmer of this city at afternoon wedding rites held in the garden chapel of Capilla Antonio. Miss Lodge is formerly of Anaheim and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lodge of 501 South Illinois street. Her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Lehmer of 208 North Clementine street. Attendants to the bride were her sister, Miss Lois Elaine Lodge, maid of honor; Miss Marjorie Coffman and Miss Marilyn Parker, both of Anaheim; Miss Helen Bohn and Miss Annette Lux, sorority sisters of the bride at San Diego State Teachers college, as bridesmaids. They were all dressed alike in dainty white marquisette and carried identical shower bouquets of double daisies. LITTLE MISS Little Miss Mary Cone was the flower girl, dressed in dotted swiss formal. Master Terry Hunt, attired in a white linen suit, was ring bearer. Gene Newton was best man and Marvin Thompson, Lon Lehmer, brother of the bridegroom, and Harold Le Duc were ushers. Officiating at the ceremony was Rev. D. Howard Dow, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church. Miss Jessie Thatcher of Anaheim sang "At Dawning" and "I Love You Truly" and was accompanied by Miss Ruth Zimmerman at the organ console. GARDEN TEA ROOM A reception followed in the garden tea room of the chapel. was gowned in an afternoonmal of dusty rose with acidin black. Her corsageandcarnations.Mrs. Lehmergroom's mother, wore a yellow formal with white sories and a corsageof huring colors. Mrs. Thomas Harrison charge of serving andwearing by Miss Jean Sutherland school classmate of the brideLehmer; Misses MargaretThelma Hollingsworth,sisters of the bride fromDiego.Miss Marilyn presided at the bride's bday. WELL-KNOWN HERE Both Mr. and Mrs. Lehmer well known in Anaheim they graduated from high school.The bridestudying at San DiegoTeachers college andwated with Phi Kappa sorority.Mr. Lehmer isas stenographer at O'Shipyard.She will mhome on West Northandstreets after a honeymoondorth. BATHROOM AND KITCHEN Sample CURTAINS Only one of a kind They also serve who save! NEEDLES Visitor Has Birthday Party Master Edward Lee Hardin of Needles, who has been a guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary G. Spielman at 511 East Broadway, this summer, was given a birthday party on his fifth birthday Saturday afternoon at the Spielman home. Games were enjoyed on the lawn and balloon favors were given each little guest. Ice cream and cakes were served. The honored guest's aunt, Mrs. Charles Looney of Orange, presented him with two beautifully decorated cakes. Guests were Mrs. Keith Kavanaugh and son, Gerry, Mrs. Looney and daughter, Barbara Jean, Mrs. Lloyd Anderson, Mrs. Fred Gregory, Barbara Jo Lowe, Belva, Marjorie, Betty and Gladys Anderson, Jimmy McAlain, Freddy and Ethelyn Gregory. ON VACATION Mr. and Mrs. E. Wayne Griggs and their young sons, George and Arthur, 334 West La Veta street, are spending a part of this week in San Diego. Mr. Griggs has been enjoying a two weeks' vacation from his duties as manager of Western Auto company. A Little Of Everything CUR VISITORS Four visitors were at the home Miss Elenora A. Parker at 509 East Broadway this week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saik from Camp Nelson, Calif., visited for a week with Mrs. Katherine Parker and Cora Ann Smith of Los Angeles, cousins of Miss Parker, the guests Tuesday. GRANDSON VISITS Visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Truxaw at 887 South Los Angeles street this week are their daughter and grandson, Mrs. Mary Ellen Truxaw Mari, and her son Jimie, of Berkeley. "RIM OF WORLD" Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Sharp of 416 South West street returned Tuesday night from a week at Rim of the World park near Lake Gregory. Accompanying them were Mrs. Elizabeth Sharp, sister OUR VISITORS Your visitors were at the home of Miss Elenora A. Parker at 509 Broadway this week. Mr. Mrs. Richard Saik from Camp Nelson, Calif., visited for a week with Mrs. Katherine Parker and Cora Ann Smith of Los Angeles, cousins of Miss Parker, guests Tuesday. FAMILY PARTY Mrs. Richard Humphrey of Ana Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Davis of Ballard, was honored on her birthday anniversary last night with a family supper party at the Davis Home. Present were the honored guest and her husband and her father-in-law and sister, Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Corner, of Los Angeles. ORT FURLOUGH Coming home on a short fur-leg was Ensign Frederick L. Davis, son of the Gilbert Davises, who is stationed at Los Angeles in the Intelligence department of the Navy. He has been in service about two months, having received his commission because of his work in the foreign trade department of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. TH FRIENDS Miss DeLyte Focht of 507 South Bronx street is enjoying a two weeks' vacation by visiting relatives and friends in Hawthorne and Los Angeles this week and planning a stay at one of theanches next week. She is cashier at SQR store. OM BIG BEAR Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Ashworth of ½ West Broadway returned this week from a seven-day vaca- tion at Big Bear and are now en- gling a visit at Bellflower with Mrs. Ashworth's mother, Mrs. Clay. GRANDSON VISITS Visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Truxaw at 887 South Los Angeles street this week are their daughter and grandson, Mrs. Mary Ellen Truxaw Mari, and her son Jimie, of Berkeley. "RIM OF WORLD" Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Sharp of 416 South West street returned Tuesday night from a week at Rim of the World park near Lake Gregory. Accompanying them were Mrs. Elizabeth Sharp, sister of Mr. Sharp, of Riverside and Miss Helen Sharp of Banning, daughter of the Anaheim couple. Milo Sharp, a son, spent the day Sunday with the group. VISIT PUENTE FRIENDS Misses Bernice and Corinne Linger of 113 North Emily street entertained two friends from Los Angeles, Gordon Shriner and Herman Myer, Sunday afternoon and then visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Coke and sons, Alden and Byron, at Puente that evening. VISIT NAVYMAN Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cone and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Easton of this city visited Dr. and Mrs. John Woods at the Marine club in San Diego Saturday. Dr. Wood is on the medical staff of the navy. TO INDIANA Mrs. Howard A. Tews and daughter, Norma Jean, of 700 North Helena street, left Monday afternoon by train for La Porte, Ind., where they will visit a month with Joseph Profant, father of Mrs. Tews. TWO BIRTHS Two very young ladies arrived in Anaheim Sunday at the Lutheran hospital—one to the H. Chandlers of 318 East Center street and the other to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fisher of 750½ North Claudina street. Both mothers and children are doing nicely. TODAY American dollars as well as all essential war materials must be conserved. We must prevent inflation and build up reserves for the post-war era...through the purchase of War Bonds...and through building up savings accounts. You can serve by backing your country's great conservation program to the limit of your ability. HELP WIN THE WAR! BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS! Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST FOR SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, July 30, 1942 The Becomes Bride Local Chapel Will Make Home Here San Diego, in a sheer white martorso bodice and long sleeves and he's roses centered with a single an Lehmer of this city at Sunday garden chapel of Capilla de San was gowned in an afternoon formal of dusty rose with accessories on black. Her corsage was of carnations. Mrs. Lehmer, bride-groom's mother, wore a frosted yellow formal with white accessories and a corsage of harmonizing colors. Mrs. Thomas Harrison was in charge of serving and was assisted by Miss Jean Sutherland, high school classmate of the new Mrs. Lehmer; Misses Margaret and Thelma Hollingsworth, sorority sisters of the bride from San Diego. Miss Marilyn Lehmer presided at the bride's book. WELL-KNOWN HERE Both Mr. and Mrs. Lehmer are well known in Anaheim where they graduated from Anaheim high school. The bride has been studying at San Diego State Teachers college and was affiliated with Phi Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Lehmer is employed as stenographer at California Shipyards. They will make their home on West North and Helena streets after a honeymoon in the north. Former Honolulu Resident Feted At Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Charlene Peterson, formerly of Honolulu, who returned recently to make her home here on South Claudina street, was honored at a bridge luncheon Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Margaret Buttree and Mrs. Blanche Long of Alhambra at the Buttree home, 521 North Lemon street. Decorations of lavender and rose added color to the luncheon tables. To please the honored guest, the hostesses arranged hibiscus on her table as a remembrance of the Island from whence she came. Prize winners were Mrs. John Wollenman of Lancaster and Mrs. Arthur Steinman of Bellflower. Other guests besides the honored one and the prize winners were Mrs. C. K. Bordman of San Gabriel; Mrs. Paul Bell and daughter, Joan, of Alhambra; Mrs. Ross Bordman and Mrs. George Gulick of Pomona; Mrs. Douglas Phillips and daughter, Anabelle, of Placentia; Mrs. Ray Alden, Mrs. Harry Peterson, Mrs. Leo Friis and Mrs. Ted Payne, Anaheim. IN MEXICO Sunday Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Fluor of this city attended the ceremonies at Roswell Field, New Mexico, where their son, Bob, received his wings and commission in the Air Corps. IOOF Encampment Officers Installed Here Friday Night W. D. Peterkin, from Santa Ana, District Deputy Grand Patriarch, was installing officer at a combined installation of IOOF Encampment officers at the Odd Fellows' Hall in Anaheim Friday evening. The ceremonies were one of the most colorful ever presented. Sixteen Omega Chi Theta Rho girls were escorts and presented a lovely picture in their formals with peach and blue trim, club colors. Also adding color and humor to the occasion were 25 ladies of the Orient, Fun degree of the Lois Rebekah lodge in Riverside, who were attired in Turkish dress with yellow, purple and blue sashes and boleros. OFFICERS INSTALLED Officers installed were Roy Pollock, chief patriarch; J. F. Wagg, high priest; Fred Luce, senior warden; Art Lindley, junior warden; Cy Myers, inside sentinel; Bird Beebe, outside sentinel; William Auperle, guide; B. Y. Beckett, Henry Mang, Fred Tuffree and Henry Luckenbach, watchers; Ambrose Scutt and Will Mang, guards of tent; C. R. Nelson, recording scribe, and C. A. Zincke, financial scribe. These newly installed officers will hold office for six months. The next regular meeting of the Odd Fellows is scheduled for August 14. BATHROOM AND KITCHEN Sample CURTAINS Only one of a kind. The S.Q.R. Store MONTH-END Odd Lengths Marquisette Useable short lengths, good colors. Shipyafds. 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