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Bunday, May 7, 1939
VALLEY SUNDAY STAR—MONITOR—HERALD
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Mexican Oil Talks Resumed
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Groups To Convene
At Rio Hondo
Two .Willacy Tests
Gain Attention
ROWANHOPE
STILL HOLDS
TOP INTEREST
Valley Baptist Unit
Holds Open House
McAllen To Enforce
Measure Monday
OBSERVANCES
PLANNED SOON
>5 Monthly,
Down Payment,
Carrying Charge
The washer alone is an $85 value! Big-
porcelain finished tub holds 24 gallons
to top, 18 to water-line! Precision
built! Baked enamel base and legs!
Bonderized against rust! Pressure
Selector on massive Lovell wringer!
We are now showing
a wide selection
We exchange all Ve’ve-in
Head Types—Beth Tractoi
and Automobile.
will hold open house all day May
sponsor
PARKING I AW
ORDER IS SET
$5 DOWN, Monthly Payments,
Carrying Charge
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City Mo. sessions.
Slating that
cider of the Brownsville district.
returning from the Kansas conference as a "great experience."
Donald Richberg. left, representing British and American oil
interests in Mexico, and Mexican Ambassador Francisco Najera are
shown above at San Antonio as they resumed a conference seeking
a basis for reopening formal negotiations in the Mexican oil dispute.
McMillan were the arresting offi-
cers.
Fohs Oil Co. No. 1 A F Sheldon
Estate. Tract 245. Por. 40. was mak-
SHARYLAND
plays were
Never before an offer like this! The big,
beautiful refrigerator holds loads of food!
Shelf area is 13.40 sq. ft.! Speedy Freezer
makes 54 cubes, 6 lbs. of ice per freezing?
23-qt. vegetable bin! 3 sliding shelves!
Interior light? Silent! Economical!
participation. They will be announc-
ed during the coming week
—MORE FOB THE CBOWtR—
J. P Bachelor, farmer near Eden,
Concho county, is- trying to beat
the drought by dampening cotton
COLD STORAGE
WE HAVE SOME SPAt E FOR
POTATOES AND FRUIT
SHIPPERS SERVICE
ICE COMPANY
Donna, Texas
Featurat of
$200 Modeh
CATALOG ORDER SERVICE brings you 100.000 different item*!
Buy now . . . pay later by using Wards MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN!
115-121 N. First St. Harlingen Phone 702
Isabel Gift Shop
In Stoneuall Jackson
Hotel Building
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High School Graduates
A Scholarship in this progressive Business
Training Institution insures practical and
efficient training for meeting requirements
for employment in positions of opportunity
and advancement.
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The Rev. Council was of the Pharr- Hermosa Court. Camp Rio
opinion that the sessions were the Vale. Dixie Courts. Magic Valley
ever held Courts. Texas Coui ts. Kirby Courts;
San Juan—Casa Court; Weslaco—
Valley ministers still attending Siesta Courts.
—MORE FOB THF. GBOWEB—
BAPTIST CAMP
DATE IS SET
Spirit (H Method is!
Conference
McALLEN- Members of Hidalgo
4-H Clubs are getting first hand
information about agriculture by
taking bus trips to demonstration
1 points to study farming and live-
stock.
W. H. Gardner, assistant county
farm agent, takes about 35 boys
on such trips regularly for inspec-
tion study, he said Saturday.
Recently the Hidalgo boys, ac-
companied by several ambitious
youths from Reynosa, Mex^ visited
the Joe E. Pate cattle fattening
pens and the Frank Arny poultry
yard. Gardner says he has seen a
number of poultry flocks in the
county make excellent £.--------1
returns for their owners.
BROWNSVILLE-The I
spirit shown at the great uniting
conference of Methodist churches
was i -----
the Rev. M. D. Council, presiding of McAllen.
ment Saturday by Mrs. Joe Amer-
ine. La Feria. Lower Rio Grande
Valley Association of Young Peo-
ples Leader.
Rnyal Ambassador Camp will be
held May 29 to May 31. and the
Girl s Auxiliary Camp will be held
May 31 to June 2 Young people of
sc?: before planting. He plans to do
this in seeding the 130 acres al-
lotted to the staple unless needed
rain takes a hand. He warns, how-
ever. not to soak the seed until it
swells Bloated, the seed won't drop
through the planter.
m. in speaking before
the J his congregation here.
There were 900 delegates at the
in five Vicksburg sands between
4.035 feet and 4.500 feet.
At the northwest extremity of the
La Blanca field in central Hidalgo
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Ha further staled that they are expecting a
good business in the future and they are pre-
paring to care for all phases of the automotive
business which includes a FIRST CLASS
SERVICE DEPARTMENT, a DEPARTMENT
RAYMONDVILLE — Raymond-
ville has gained nearly five miles
of new sidewalks during the past
18 months through operation of
1 successive WPA sidewalk building
projects, it was announced here by
Harry W. Cook, secretary-manager
of
The conference is still in session services were held, although the Courts, Valley Hotel Courts; Merce-
between d<*s — Coleman Courts; Mission —
Butlers Camp. Citriana Court;
the Pharr—Hermosa Court. Camp Rio
McALLEN — Several important
Lower Rio Grande Valley wildcats
were at interesting depths simul-
taneously Saturday but chief inter-
est in the area centered around the
Rowan A Hope No. 1 Mrs. A. B.
Longoria in northwestern Hidalgo
County. Wildcats wrere making
steady progress in Willacy. Kenedy,
Starr and Hidalgo Counties.
The Longoria wildcat, located in
Tract 6-A. Share 9-A, San Ramon
Grant, had cored sand around 6.475
feet and was reaming down for drill
stem test this weekend. The well
is projected to 7,500 feet or shallow-
er production. Many majors and a
number of independents are in-
terested in huge lease holdings sur-
rounding the well.
Two Willacy Test
In Willacy County, two important
tests were under way.
Several miles west of Raymond-
ville. C. Andrade III No. 1 Ytuma
Land A Cattle Co.. Share 64. San
Juan de Carncitos Grant, was drill-
ing in shale below 8.348 feet and
will be carried to 8.500 feet. No
shows have been reported below
the 7.600-foot distillate sand.
About four miles west of Lyford
in Willacy County. Midwest Royal-
ties Co. No. 1 C P. Dayton. Lot 8.
San Matias Subd, Share 47. San
Juan de Carricitos. was drilling in
shale at 1.250 feet and operators
planned to cement 10 3-4-inch o. d.
surface casing around 2.500 feet.
Difficulty with Inng water and gas
lines has delayed operations.
Kenedy Location Made
In the northeast part of Kenedy
County. Humble Oil A Refining Co.
made location fur its No 2 J. C.
Kenedy about 5.100 feet from the
south and 8.850 feet from lhe east
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feet northeast of discovery
In the Sun field in northeastern
Star. Sun Oil No. 5 Mrs* Amanda
McKinney. Survey 240. about 4 800
feet northwest of discovery, cored
the fields 5,100-feet sand at 5.097-
6.117 5 feet and the hole was bot-
tomed in shale at 5.120 feet With
testing tool seated at 5.108 feet and ,
the hole bottomed at 5.116 feet. drHl ing about 15 barrels of oil daily on
Harlingen Business College
MEMBER:
American Association of Business Colleges
SUITE 215 COMMERCE BUILDING
Phone 776 Harlingen. Texas
Proceeds will go to the Band Mo-
thers’ Club for the purchase of
. medals and sweater for McAllen
I bandsmen. Wren said 31 medals are
awarded before school is'
r arrive
. awards are for winners of
much gas. some fresh water and
traces of oil while cleaning on 10-64
inch tubing choke with tubing
working pressure of 1.375 pounds
and r!oscd-in casing presure of 1.500 Mestenas Grant.
About 2.000 feet east of discovery.
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FOR REBUILDING WRECKED CARS and
REPAINTING, PARTS, ACCESSORIES.
TIRES and TUBES. The Public la Invited to
Visit Their NEW QUARTERS at-210 NORTH
COMMERCE. Harlingen.
McALLEN — "Band sweethearts"to elect their own sweethearts for
from Valley high schools will com-
pete for the honor of "queen of
Valley bands” at a dance here
Friday night to be sponsored by
Rotary-Anns of the McAllen Rotary
Club. Band Director Hermann Wren
announced Saturday.
Miss Marion Davis was chosen 1
sweetheart of the McAllen band last
week. Wren announced. She will
not be eligible for the contest, how-
ever. because the event is being held
in McAllen.
The student dance will be held :
I at the American Legion hall, begin-
ning at 9 30 pm Fred Taylor and
his orchestra will furnish the mu-
22 Plants In Hidalgo
Undergo Surveys
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ing equipment and other facilities,
and in meeting staff members
Mrs. Henderson said a group of
women from San Benito will come
here for the onen house
—MORE FOB THE GROWER—
STATE OKEHS Trip. Aid
NEW TOURIST In Work' On 4-H
COURT GROUP ciub- Achyih’cs
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McALLEN - Three nev wells 1
were being given production tests .
Saturday in the Sullivan City field
in western Hidalgo County, another ’
new producer had been turned mtn
storage in the Kelsey field in south- ,
eastern Jim Hogg-Brooks Counties
end production test will be made -
shortly in a new 3.100-fr»nt well in ; ' I
continued 'r
Boy* HOSPITAL DAY Valley Band Queen
Seleriion Planned
' officer for his approval and signa-
; turr.
“Your interest and cooperation in
helping to mamtain a h,gh stand- SHARYLAND one.act
plays were presented in a pro-
The Hidalgo county list i» com- gram Thursday night at the Shary-
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Several Important Valley Wildcats At Interesting Depths
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of the w eight of the mud. 140. Reynosa Jurisdiction, w as shut
in with pressure equalized at 1.675
„j fishing job resulting pounds mi both tubing and casing, j
fmm sturk drill stem following a The well was gun-perforated
48-hour blowout from the 6.000-foot shots! at 3,979 5-81 5 feet and made nn Petroleum Co . which
sand
About four mile* southeast of
Barbacoas. Whitfield A Southern
No. 1 Bennett A Carruth. Share 1-B.
Por. 90. Camargo Jurisdiction, was
drilling in shale below 1.980 feet on pounds,
a 3.000-font contract.
Well Shut Down
In western Starr about five miles
south of the Margo shallow gas
field. R C. Hillmans No 1 Gon-
zales. Share 252. Por. 69. Mier
Jurisdiction, was shut down for
orders at 1.377 feet. The well is
scheduled for 4 noo feet and cored
gas sand at 394-406 feet.
North of the Ricaby field in
southern Starr. Bishop A Moss' No.
1 S. B. Ricaby. west half of Por.
83. Camargo Jurisdiction, was drill-
ing past 350 feet
unification of the features of the conference Sunday
three branches of Methodism has at 10:55
actually been accomplished.
Rev. Council praised the atmos-
prised of the following courts: Me- land high school auditorium when
the public speaking class of the
school presented an eve-
end closed-in casing pressure of f
860 pounds
Development Continues
Humble continued development i
steadily in the field with two more
wells going down and derricks be-
ing built on two new’ locations. .
Humble s No. 13 Kelsey-Bass, sn 3
Inside location about 1.800 feet
northeast of discovery, had cement- -
ed 10 3-4 inch o. d. surface casing
at 1.063 feet and was drilling past
1.960 feet in shale. 1 1
About 3,500 feet northeast of dis- j
the Sun field in northeastern Starr
County as activity <
steadily in important South Texas
proven fields.
The new Kelsey producer. 14th in
the field, was Humble Oil A Refin-
ing’s No. 12 Kelsey-Bass, south- | I
eastern Jim Hogg County and 3.800 j
feet north of discovery. After cor- ]
ing sand at 4.718-34 feet and set- I
ting 5 1-2 inch o. d casing at 4.722 I
feet, the well made 120 barrels daily I
on 1-8 inch tubing choke with tub- |
ing working pressure of 460 pounds (
1 mud with 125 pounds pressure in ( ing
10 minutes. C ~
was set and cemented on bottom at |'
A mile and a half north of the 5120 fp?t- Ca>in« '7’inch 0 d>
Barbacoas shallow' field in south
central Starr. Magnolia Petroleum
Co. Nn. 1 M. M. Garcia. Share 215.
Por. 90, Camargo Jurisdiction, cored
• high-pressure gas and distillate :
sand at 6 076-84 feet, sandy lime In the Sullivan City area, pro-
fit 6.084-86 feet, shale and sandy ductinn tests were under way in
brodh-rly l Also returning Friday from the jng ig being sent to your health (’nefe A TP SplP(‘tP(l
. uniting conference were the Rev. I ■ ■ V ur'in v kjviuvvuu
From Unit Class
McALLEN- If the weather is
clear, new "two-hour limit park-
ing’’ signs will be painted on street
corner curbs in the McAllen busi-
ness district, city officials announc-
ed Saturday.
Chief nf Police Noah Cannon said
enforcement nf the parking ordin- |
anre '"ould begin Mondav.
Merchants of the area last week
presented the city commission with
a petition asking that the two-hour
limit be enforced to permit more I
parking space for shoppers. The
commission acquiesced.
on’t Miss this Offer! Sale Ends May 13!
5ave 50 c
humor. Alice Cheever is the direc-
tor and the cast includes Cleo
Norton. Horton Smith. Warren
Pcttitt. Robert Longwell. Shirley
Beaver. Clanmont Koelle. and
Betty Jo Carlile.
No admission was charged the
the Baptist Church from nmejo claM having bnrne a|] incidental
{ expenses to the evening s enter-
tainment. for which they were
RIO HONDO - Baptist Young
People’s Camps w ill be held at the
Girl Reserve Camp here May 29
25 years of age will attend, in addi-
tion to Ynung People's leaders
Counselors.M. U. officials, and hos‘,7 to the’ community and the
I general public.
--MORE JOB THE GBOWEB—
Walks Completed
Five Miles Added In
Willacy City
Methodist churches at Lyford, but rcnce Brown of Pharr, the Rev. L
these had been served by one min- J. Rode of San Benito, the Rev. T :
ister. There is also a Northern N. Barton of Mission and the Rev. i
church at Alamo. ' A. Leonard Miller of Lyford
Mr. Browder states that they moved into their NEW LOCATION at
210 NORTH COMMERCE Friday night, and Saturday sold two new
DeSoto Sedans and one new Plymouth Coupe. A fine day’s business
in any language.
Two Persons Fined
In McAllen Court
McALLEN Two fines were as-
sessed in city court here Saturday
by Judge C. D. Mar jin.
W. A. Beaumont. McAllen, was
fin^d $5 on a charge of drunken-
ness. Chief of Police Noah Cannon
standing feature. "There w-ere de-
bates. of course, but the spirit was auditorium of 15 000 seating caps-
very brotherly.” he said. city, which was filled when special inburg Camp Red W ing. Orange
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Moss Courts Lones
Jackson Courts.
' Court. Moss Courts. Lone Star
Valencia Courts; Alamo — Alamo
Alamo Courts. De Luxe Court; Ed-
reported 8tem ,eFl covered 100 feet of oily io-64 inch tubing choke with tub-
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Casing <7-inch o. d.) pounds and c!ossed-in casing press-
—urf of ] 600 pounds through casing
5.120 feet. Casing <7-inch o. d » perforations at 3.422-27 feet, similar
was set and cemented on bottom to the discovery well when it was
at 5.120 feel. No n’her locations f)nt completed, the well was mak-
" P0’’ nt ,h* American Legion w tii luc 1937. accounted for the lion’s
Charles D. Bennett speaking on ’ share of the new’ walks, a total of
proper respect to the Stars and 20.118 lineal feet of walks being
Stripes. constructed. The second project
Eunis Ford presented the flag began early in 1939 and was re-
itself. Other legionnaires present cently completed after 5.418 feet of
at the ceremony included Moulton walk had been built. The total of
<Tyi Cobb, post commander; and new walks for both projects is
Chester Logan. ; 25.536 lineal feet.
get 1 producer duction test. The well tested salt
Schlumberger surveying instru- About 3.000 feet northcast of dis- water with traces of gas and oil
ments to bottom to survey the hole covery. John Messenger's No. 1
but had been unable to dn so be- . Victorino Chapa. Tract 238. Por.
cause -
Magnolia early this week complet-
ed a Inng fishing job
show the cultural side of
school and community life.
Variety was balanced in the three
types of plays presented and
in the choral numbers given
between the plays by the high
school glee clubs. Mrs. Freddie
M. Saunders, dramatics
of the high school, and S. L. Turner,
music director, directed the ar-
rangements for the two divisions
f the entertainment.
Casts for the plays were
selected entirely from the public
speaking classes and the stage
directors, property men. and scene-
carpenters are members of the
class
A straight comedy was presented
in Bargains.” for which Law’rence
Bokor. Hazel Ruth Block, and War-
ren Pettitt.
• Beau of Bath” was a serious poet-
ical play and the director'is Alta
Morgan Characters are Robert
Longwell. Dorothy Morgan, and
I Walter Hatley.
. . 4 Booth Tarkington’s "Trysting
to June 2. according to announce- th<> th,rd plav lo bp
, presented, representing drama and
HARLINGEN—National Hospital
Day will be observed here May 12
with cooperation of various civic
and service organizations, indivi-
duals and schools, and Valley Bapt-
ist Hospital staff members. Mrs
Elizabeth Henderson, superinten-
dent said Saturday.
Among features of the observance
will be special sermons and music sic.
in Harlingen and San Benito
- — - • churches on May 7; special radio
financial prograrns ovcr Valley stations; I
three planting ceremonies at the to be
Valley Baptist Hospital and all out if they arrive in time. The
day open house; decorations in awards arc for winners of solo
stores here, and a special show- events in Valley and state contests
mg of a film on hospitals at a an(j tor “honor” credits.
local theatre. Bands at other Valley schools are
Film entitled
at Kansas City, and will probably ( a .erage attendance was
last another week to work out fi-1 f .900 and 9,000.
nal details of the new, vast Metho-
dist organization, he added
The Rev. Council stated that uni- most inspiring of any
fication of the church would not among churches in the world,
result m any change in Valley pas-
j torates. ”
Good Hospital
Care.” furnished and approved by
the American College of Surgeons
will be shown at one of the local
picture houses, through courtesy of
Jack King. Interstate Theatres
manager here
Rev. E. Douglas Carver. Baptist
, minister. Harlingen, will have
charge of programs to be broad-
cast from Valley stations The
Harlingen Rotary Club and other
civic clubs will put on special
programs observing National Hos-
pital Day.
Mrs. O E Stuart will head a
Harlingen Garden Club delegation
at a tree planting ceremony at the
hospital grounds. Officials and
staff at the Valley Baptist Hospital
ATNOtm COST
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Get this 7-pc. refrigerator dish
set with this 1939 refrigerator
perforations at 3.422-27 feet, similar
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at 5.129 feel. Nn niher locations f ; ;
have been announced for the field ' jng considerable gas.
thus far. Phillips Petroleum Co. No. HUh-
facl Flores. Tract 250. Por. 39. Rey-
nosa Jurisdiction, about 700 feet
southwest of discovery, was ready
• in the Sullivan
covery. Humbles No. 9 J. C. Mc-
Gill. southwestern part of La Blan-
ca Grant. Brooks County, was drill-
ing in shale at 4.470 feet.
Derrick Completed
Derrick had been completed and
pits were dug on Humble s No. 10
Mestena Grant, was abandoned at
total depth of 5,538 feet After
setting casing at 5.136 feet, sand
«t 4.982-5.007 feet was given pro-
duction test through casing perfo-
rations at 4.982-90 feet. The well
was abandoned when no show other
than a rainbow was obtained with
salt water.
In eastern Starr County. Trans-
western Oil Co.-Rowan Hope s No.
1 W. I. Cameron. Survey 228. about
two miles north of the Rincon dis-
tillate discovery, was 1 .
coring in shale below 4 110 feet on
a 5.500-foot contract.
Sand I* Cored
thus far.
Production Tests
In the Sullivan City area.
ml o,vo*t-ou irtru aiirtir- miiu miiuj ***..*.
shale at 6.086-93 feet and sandy wells on three sides of the discov- tn gun-perforate
lime at 6 093-91 feet. Operators had cry. which is still the fields only City sand at 3.470-90 feet for pro- I
made several attempts to get ’ producer duction test. The well tested salt
Schlumberger surveying
some distance southeast from lhe tjon lbe j\jortbern and Southern Rev. Council to be the Rev. Law-
No. 1 Kenedy which was abandon- i
ed with drill stem at 7.920 feet last
week.
In western Brooks County. E A.
Graham’s No. 1 Adolfo Garcia,
Share “A.” La Encantada Grant,
two miles northcast of the Alta
Mesa field, was still awaiting orders
•t 3.515 feet.
Well Abandoned
About seven miles north nf Alta
Mesa. Superior Oil Co. No. 1 Mes-
McGill. about 4 300 feet northcast
of discovery, while derrick was be-
mg built for the^No. 11 McGill, 2.100 the complaint O. E Harding.
McAllen, was fined 52 f«r driving
l' without lights at night. State
Patrolmen Clint Mussey and J. L
McALLEN—Twenty-five tourist
courts in Hidalgo county have been
placed on the "1939 list of Texas
Approved Tourist Courts” by the
state board of health. County Sani-
tarian R. N. Hancock announced
Saturday.
Each of the courts received the
following letter from Dr. George
W. Cox. state health officer:
“Your local health officer has in-
formed us of the satisfactory san-
itary condition of your tourist
court, and in line with his favor-
able recommendation we take pleas-
ure in announcing that your court
is being placed on the 1939 list of
Texas Approved Tourist Courts.
"The name and address of each
court will be published in the com-
i ing edition of the List of Texas
Courts and Lodges and your 1939
approval placard for public post-
uniting conference were the Rev.
William Harry Moore of* Browns-
ville. the Rev. Bolton Boone of Har-
praised Friday afternoon by iingPn and the Rev. Fred Hamner
S MS • A f TA 1 MbCT* I J I A 1 1 Art
Th. Rrt Moore drecribrt th- 'h' of T'XM I
13 highly appreciated
He will describe the outstanding'
I Alien—Palm City Court. Windsor
j Court, Moss Courts Lones Star high
Courts. Jackson Courts. Grande j ning of entertainment planned to
the cultural side of the
phere of the convention as the out- conference from every part of the
"There were de- world. Sessions were held in an
pastors of Baptist Churches.
"A splendid program is being
arranged,” Mrs. Amertne said. “The
best speakers and leaders avail-
able have been secured. Mrs R L.
Mathis, nur State Young People’s
leader, will be one of the guest
speakers."
Camps are sponsored by the Low-
er Rio Grande Valley Woman's
Missionary Union of Texas, of
which Mrs John H. Mitchell. La
Feria. is president.
— MORE FOR THF. GROWER—
Legion Gives Flag
To Weslaco School
WESLACO—An American flap of the Rajmondville Chamber
.... . . was presented to the North Ward Commerce.
County, further development of the <5^, Fridav b th„ M1]ton G1)„ —
area will be undertaken bv Panta- . ... . . = ,
1 has an-
nounced location for the No. IRE.
Harding. 590 feet from the north
and 660 feet from the west lines of
lot 4. Block 94. Mo-Tex Subd . Las
Contract for an
8.300-foot hole has been let to Ralph
E. Fair. Inc., of Dallas.
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