Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1926, Page 34

HITS OF BROADWAY * ON'WRG PROGRAM Takks on Birds, “Record Boys” and Other Features Scheduled. Tonight. The Thursday night featiires of sta- tlon WRC, including ."the = popular “Record Boys” and the Royal Salon will be broadvast tonight 7 o'clock to midnight. An early feature of the musical pro. gram_will he a_concert hy the United States Army Band, for which Capt William J. Stannard has arranged a halt hour of some of thé mare popular pan-American numbers ineluded in the Latin American _concert hroasdcast every month 'hy .WRC. ' The Army Band will play from & to §:30 o'clock, and ‘the concert will be followed by the moving picture presentation, which tonight will be “Her Second Chance.” Another trip up Broadway. present- Ing the musical hits from many of the leading musical shows_of New York, | will be offered by the Royal Salon| Orchestra. under..the 'direction of | Bernard Levitow, with Erva Giles and Franklin Bauer. solojsis. Music_tonight will he played by Meyér Davis New Willard Hotel Or- chestra and the dance program by the Meyer Davis e Parndis Band. The Smithsonian _Institution talk will be given by . W. Gilnoré of the National Museum.on “Birds From the Rocks. A concert by the United es Ma rine Band is the chief attraction on WMAL'S program. tonjght. Art Gillham, the whispering pianist, will open the diversified program, fol lowed by a talk, “Wild Flower Preser vation.” by Dr.~Fdgar T. Wherry of | the Department of ~Agriculture: Wil liam P. Shanahan in a group of num- bers, including celthratad Trish air with Pierre - Deffes, accompanist David Lawreace will address WMAL's | audience on- “The Federal Govern-| ment and the News.". followed by cere-| mofiies of thé npening of the Indus-| trial Exposition trom the Washington Auditorium. tneluding -an_ address of welcome by M. A. Leese. president of the Washington Chamber of Com marce, and Maj. Gen. Jolin A. Lajurine, | the commandant-of the Fnite ates | Marine Corps. < Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, March 4, 1926. A—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (131.5 Meters). Weatheér Bureau —Time signals. Agriculture p.m reports. market re- \Weather Bureau reports. WCAP—Chesapeake * and Potomac lelephone Co. (168.5 Meters), Eilent. Early Program Tomorrow. 45 a.m.—"Tower Health from Metropolitan Tower, City. 6:45 to Exercises’ New Yor WRHF—Washiugton Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). Temporarily discontinued. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (212.6 Meters). ¥ p.m.—Art Gillham, the whispering planist, in a group of numbers.— — 715 p.m.—"Wild Flowei Preserva- tipn"—Dr. Edgar T. Wherry of the Department of Agrieuiturs. " “*¥im., 1:30 pm.—William P. Shanahan, in & group of numbers including: cele- beated Irish airs; Pierre Deffes at the piano. Y45 p.m.—"The mant and the Ne Lawrence. | 8 p.m.—Ceremonies from the Wash. | ington Auditorium of the opening of | the industrial exposition 8 p.m.— Address of welcome, M. A. Leese, president Washington ber of Commerce. 3:05 p.m.—Address by Mai. Gen: John A{ Lejeune, the commandant of the United States Marine Corps. 8§15 p.m.—Concert, United Statas Marine Band. Govern. v Davi Federal address b Cham- | WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters), 7 p.m.—Mever Davis' New Willard Hotel Orchestra, hroadcast from the | New Willard Hotel %:45 p.m.—"Birds from the Rocks.” Vocal and instrumen Talk: al and _instrumental ce réports an: 5:00—New York & hicago: Soloists: V kY organ recital 188 from Post studi 6710 7 8:00—New York: Hotel Waidorf-Astoria Orvl Boston: The Smilers: Cook's or ew York: Tieasureland Neighbors: F ~ New. York: Vail's Hotel ‘McAlpin = mansten dni Orchestia . Sehenwe Atiants Detroit: Ne Bultimore “hicago: Tea musio Pittsburgh: Uncle b Sy Chicago: ¥ pay-turyy tme o New York: : Perner-Star 8:15—Newark: Sports Atlantic O1ty: Tal 6:30—Minneapolis Hait{ord: Mooseneart, Il springfield: Mas Hotel Kimball icago: Organ recital: time signals Pittshurgh : KDKA Little Symphony Philadelphia: Bellevue-Stratford B:48—Davenpurt: Chimes concert ots: TO 8 7:00—Detrolt: Goldkette s Orchestra: “lde eveiand: Hotel Statler Con Fort Worth: Hotel Texas Orchestra . Boston: Moscow Art Players: music Chivago: Markets: Drake Hotel String Quintet Chicago New Yok health talk ... New York: Talk: P Apringfiaid: Hotel Lengx Hartford: Hotel Bond Tri New York: Iceland Orchestra: Creole Philadelphia: Uncle Wip's roll call: bi Atlantic City: Diner concert from Newark . Hotel Shelton Ensemble Chicage’ Organ Hotel La Sall New York New York: Judze. ir. Omaba: Instrumental sele Miami Beach, Fia_: Concel pucu. Cuba: Musickl program New York: Our Foreigh Stage. Chicage: Organ recitalt voeal solos Swadigh program ........ Chicago: Supper bell program Theater £ iy New York: Market reports: vocal rean Davenport: S Kaneas City PRilad#iphia 7:30—Atlantic City: Magazine réview ..... Baltimore: Grgan program ielphiaz Snellenhurs {ndy s WGY hook ¢ WEBL an Philadelphia % biladelphia: Hotel A orto_ Rico: Musical cancert: talk 7:45—Naw York: Ben Bernie s Hotel Roosevel 810 0 norts: news Markets: stoftes at a5 Dream 8:00—New York Chicago: Bedtime story: speeches . Boston: Harry Stanley's Orchestra Cpringfield: Reisman's Orchestra New York: Vocal soloists ootlight Pittaburgh: News: markeis: farm pro tra: composers program’ . f Detroit’: Studio program ... . Cincinnati: Musical program . Chivago: Boston Store program’ 't Richniond, Va.: Markets: musical Denver: Markets hicago Sew York Philadelnhia Baltimors : newh Punch and Judy: sploists Ben Bernia's Orchestra Mitchell Gondolier: o Hotel Trio Vocal and instrumental Fla nited States A " and & York: “The Larkinites' WE! WTAG. WOC. W(CO. KSD. WCA Philadeiphia . Talk Atlantic City: Talk: Boa New York: Musical program Detr \ErAm. Cine hson O m. singing hestra N Watchtow t Bible talk .. ..... #:18=—San Francisco: Children's" hour: New York: American Orchestral € Memphis: Bedtime stories . e cal program . v Bove' Quartet .. | and instrumental pi &b Quintet Field Artillers Band Angeles: ‘Talks: concert ow York WEI, WCA KSD and WGN. from ... Dés Moines: Bankers' Life T, Violin and. piano Loew's Orehestra Marke i San’ Fran Yaw New York: Vocal Board of Trade ........ Philadeiphia: Philomei “Chornis Atlantie City: Studio concert ... .. Philadaiphia; Solos: Musical Cheis New York 1 'solos: Lorna Lea Pittahurgh: KDKA Litile New York tal Pal Springfield: Piano recithl Boston: “A Step on the Stai 9:4h—Mamphis: Cortese Ensemble . soloist: annual e Orchestia vocal solos 10101 Musical program Weather and missing 10:00—Chicago Sprughela Orchestra New York: Mac New York: Volga 1 Pluladelphia: sesquicentennial hour Philadelphia: Talk: Maples' S. 8. Le New York Boye. WRC and £ New York: Rayme s Eniertaiers San’ Francisco: Rudy 2 New York: Silvertown Orchestra, WEE WGR. WOC, WCCO. WTAG. KSD. WADE Chicago: Cleveyan Atiantic Miami Be Lok Angeles New York and Lenmie! Vanderbi Musical program: soloists Organ recital: soloists ty: Dance orchestra . Fla. University program . Vocal and instrumental Dancé program by C. W. Gilmore of the National Museum, under the auspices of the | Smpithsonian Institutic % p.m.—Pan-American program by t United Statés Army Band, Capt. Raymond G. Sherman. commandant: | Capt. William J. Stannard, bandlead. | er; broadcast with station WJZ, New Yérk. Program follows March, “Tampico”...Luis G. Fspana This number wa sent to the United States Army Band by the merican consul at Tampico, Mex. tn is being hroadcast for the firat fime in the United States. Raligious, ““Celebre Popule Neus,” Jose Angel Llamas The South American people are deeply religious in nature, and this & one of the best works of this noted Venezuelan composer. It has proved a favorite in the churches of many other countries. and was fpecially arranged for the United States Army BRand by Master Sergt. Theodore Ringert Maxixes—a) “Invencivel’ Nascimento and Porque Anselmo ™ ! Do Sul and Itajahy dances from Rrasil were specially arranged for the Army Band by Carl Schmohl and are heing played for the first time in the United States. Criolla. “Por Ti Sola A dreamy song, swaving figure eharacteristic of Republic Waltz, “Maria Melgar”. ..B. Ballou From Arequipa. this number comes to bring us -a glimpee of the Peruvian Highlands, yaravi, “Cantares df Elina 3 <. Rustaments The Yaravi is a “plaintive song, Gommon ta the people living on the peaks of the Andes Mountains, the “Roof of Seuth America.” This one is from -Ecuador March, “The Matador A march filled with the the spirit characteristic can_music “The Star These tyvpical A. Hernandez with a gentle predominating: the - Dominican ..Ramoniz rve and of Spangled Banner, §:30 p.m.—Her Second Chance.” a moving picture - presentation, broad cast with station WJIZ from New York $ p.m. bréadcast and W 10 p.m Rernard. The Royal Salon Orchestra, with stations WJZ%, WGY D from New York. 'he Record Boy ank Kamplain and my Stept, broadeast with WJZ from New York. 10:45 p.m.—Mever Davi Band, broadeast from Le Paradis. Earl, Al Sam-~ ation Le Paradis the Cafe Program Tomorrow. 1155 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12" noon—"Fifty Farm Flashes" frem the Department of Agriculture. Orchestra chenectady Chicago Detroit New York 10:30—Portiand Los Angele o 4 Cineinnati: Doherty Mclody Boya: inatr Fort Worth: Saxophone Quartet and Q Boston: Russo's Dansonian Orchestra 10:35—New York Chinese program by WG Y cture: Lutheran Church pr Goldkette's’ Orehéstr: Songs: talk: violin News: dinner concert Taik and 1" To Musical program: Doherty Musical program oloists: Moulin ¢ 1. Palmer V Erme Golden Songs: *The Pl Musical proj 11:00—Cincinnati Los Angéle Chioago Moosaheart, New York Chicago & L. Enterthiners: male q New York: Ward's Entertainers Philadeiphia: The Parodians: Ciub Cas Springfield : Midnigh e Cineinnati: Organ recital: $ Chicago: Williame Skylark soloiste Atlantic Cit voca Concert from Post studio University Pittsbureh Omaha: Creighton OVSRBBUER . ooocioioe Chime: vocal and ‘instrum Loe Angeles: Music: town crier Minnaapolic: Weather and market ary_program : rings: Piano_ selactions k. “The Matinee Giri” Organ recital: St. . WCAD and. .. Orzan re Law gram % Atlanta night M K] Song_recital: Musical Cincinnati ncisco: Shrine prog Pantages Theater neinnati© Cello._solos gram from Castle Farm. . .... Bet Moinen: Bankers' Life Grchost havenport: Le Claire Hotel Orches Jcago. Dance music: tongs: gitari 12:45—Kaneas City: Nighthawk frolic; Planta Chimes rec 1:00—Chicago Cabi san Francisco Los Angeles: Packard Orchestra . Chicago: Your Hour League ..... 0. Omaha: Roseland Danca Orchestra sosehanrt, 111 Palmer House Vi RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Pan-American program by the United Statés Army Band, WRC and WJZ, 8 to 8:30 o'clock. Organ recital from the Pea- body Conservatory of Music, WBAL, 7:30 to 8 o'clock. American orchestral concert from Town Hall, WJY, 8:15 o'elock. o “Her Second Chance,” a mov- ing picture presentation, WRC and WJZ, 8:30 to 9 o'clock. 12:25 p.m.—Midday Lenten service undér the auspices ofithe Laymen'® Servicé Association, broadcast from Keith's Theater. f p.m.—Meyer Davis' New Willard ‘Hote! Orchestra, broadcast from the Willard Hotel. > -Second episode of “A Step on the Stairs,” WNAC, 9 o'clock. " The Record Boys; WRC and WJIZ, 10 e'clock. LONG RANGE RADIO - ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1926 Programs of Distant Rtations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 601 Orch 2 weuther: Goldkette Ensemible’ program: WBAL Orchestra . Pagoda Orchestra semble ... il organ recital otel Dinner concert from KDKA ™. Jack Denny's Orchestra: Pace Tnstitute address Belleviue:Stratford Hotel Orchest ) and_instrumental art seaquicentennial hoi of Educatic Instrumental Trio Studio features: Cipderella Orel 9 TO 10 P.M. radiotorial period . Clicquot Club_Eskimos. WE: VSAL, WEAR. WUR, D T T W k. Royal Salon Orchestra. WGY. WCAD, WRC nion City Four ymphony Orchestra »: Wilion Jazs Ei Political Situation in Washington Shrine night program Silver Slipper Orchestra .. Vincent Lopez's Orchestra ... . ....00. Everglades Orchestra dance program . se Garden program. . v Follies Bargere Dance Orchestra. New York: Police and weather reports. . |'the. supplemental THE EVENING BSTAR, WASHI Stations. . Meters. Miles. 1 soloist: vocal selections: cornet solos recital trumpets sTO @ Vincent Lopez's Orchestra .. valentino Inn Orchestra 0 .. hestra chestr va: talk 9@ $Esiz & ‘marked, > > oaGs X 52z ok Orchestra . 2523 Orchestra sira’ Orchestra r. and Meginnit talk [l Ensemble " and WOHIes i ..o rthday list: songs s Home' . news bulletins e Orchestra . Hymn sing: Smith Brothers . Hotel Vanderbilf aporta: Grayling's Str iuflaby time: ‘Woodshed sume of meeting of hoard of estimate bedtime stories . music . ymphony Orches Syracuse Uni i, with hosa hia Orchestra soloists 1t Orcheatra’ [X Vocal and_instrumental soloista and Lamplighi’ k seram; KDKA Orches: Brown Palace S radio ‘questions soloiste . . ' soloist News and police bulletine : rmy Band: First National Pic- W WWJWET AR. from vocal selec- Sasinelsn WD rogram d Montreal: Cai ational Railwave New York Hires Harvesters, WE. WEEI and WW.J. (rom e St. Louie: Esmeralda Mayes. pianist Los Angelss: Russ d'Amours’ Orcheat Cleveland: Workrite Radio Artiste 8:45—Chicago PEER R 3 concert .. WFI. WCA' = £5532 33332 - wira - 2 3 WIAR, WPAG. 3 €00, 222 352 vy isien g8 dinner of ‘the Bronx oW oo s S22 .58 PEEREEC RS ommedy less solo Fife Brothers .. : “organ_recital Cathedral Quartet .. I‘ l’..\l.. : person reporis: Mel 1t Hotel Ore semole iathan Orches i the Record songs and kuléle . Seigers Orchestra WFL. WOAE. WWi. WSAL WJAR. WGN! ‘woloisin: Tanko Pilace rogram sports umental 0 wintet . Freddie Rich's Orchestra .. Melody B 235 T SRIZE AE2 ..».»“ =335 & 2 uart 32 dix Re 1" and instriim PORD Diens: P02 IEURET it B progra » = oo ntal concert taik “anniver- 232 235 326 woo = 338 rence University s }= 2 Fod Doame Gicmiseisins SCE3BIZ ats. . b3 oo ctori ASKS REVIEW OF RULING ON “REGENERATIVE” SET The De Forest Radio Telephone and Telegraph Co. has applied: to ~the United States Supreme Court for a review of the action of the Federal courts in Néw York City in granting Edwin H. Armstrong and the West- inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. a supplemental injunction re- straining it from manufacturing and selling a “regenerative” radio recetv- Ing set known as type “D-1%. The lower courts had held”ls 1921 that Armstrong was the original in- ventor of the ‘“feed-back” or “regen- erative” circut, and enjoined the De Forest Co. from Infringing that in- vention. " Four years later, Armatyrong and_the Westinghouse Co. obtained injunction ¢om- plainied of, the De Forest Co. insisting that Armstrong and the Westing- house Co. should have brought & new tit was found that even whi HIGH FREQUENCY TRAFFIC GAINING Low - Wave Transmission Now Becoming Vital Factor for Navy. High-frequency transmission of radio signals whick a year ago was still in the experimental stage, has become within the past few months a vital part of the wireless communication system conducted by the Navy. At the Pearl Harbor station low- wave traffic in January increased almost 300 per cent over December, | according to a report made today b3 the communications division of the: Navy Department. In Washington, the high-frequency traffic was {f creased by 21,000 words, a_jump of 22 per cent, and similar increases were reported at nearly all of the other low-wave transmitters. Although not designed to supplant the high-wave transmission, the high- frequency services are being extended rapidly and, under certain circum- stances, the low-wave transmitters have entirely replaced the high-pow ered ARC apparatus. affic between San Diego and San Francisco, it was stated, is now being handled entirely on the short waves. Messages for Washington, coming from Chicago, also are heing handled entirely by high frequency, a 100 watt transmitter having been installed to take the place of the 30-kilowatt ARC which had been used for this work for several years. In addition to these permanent low- wave innovations, much experimental work is heing done at the naval re. search laboratories at Hellevue and at other Government stations. ‘Authorization recently was given the U. 8. 8. Henderson and the Radio School at 8an Diego to conduct two- way transmissions on short waves with other naval ships and stations. AMPLIFIER DISMAYS CHICAGO ALDERMEN By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 4.—After try- ing out amplifying devices g0 the gal- leries could hear what the city fathers talked about In council sessions, coun- cilmen yesterday decided that the galleries heard entirely too much After one alderman had interr council meetings for months with his bellowed “Can’t hi cant’ hear! an appropriation was made to install amplifying devices. Yesterday they were tried out, and to the consternation of the city fathers sered con- ferences reverherated and echoed from wall to wall. The climax came when one of the aldermen undertook. to de- seribe another in a couple of uncompli- mentary words and turned scarlet as the galleries roaved. On the way out Mavor Dever quired anxiously of his conferees, didn’'t say anything out of the way, did 17" and was informed by the crowds from the galleries that they pted in- had heard all. .0. R. C. Commissions to D. C. Men Commissions in the Officers’ Reserve Corps of the Army have heen issued by the War Department to the follow- ing named reaidents of this city: Ste. Phen Bonsal, 3142 Postreet, as a lieu: tenant ¢olonel in the Military Intelli- gence mection; Napoleon H. Stanton, 1313 8 street, as 4 first leutenant in the Chaplain Corps: William J. Tur ner, jr., 2019 Nineteenth street, as a second lleutenant of Cavalry, and Bruce F. Henderson 1812 K street, as a second lieutenant in the Quarter- i ter Corps. Shannon, Caldwell & Co., Inc. Radio Auction Within Our Salesroom 304 Tenth St. NW. SATURDAY At 12 O'Clock Neon Ineluding Many New Sets in Sealed Cartons Consignments Solicited mh4.5 RADIO SERVICE —of all kinds. By experienced men of, and recommendesd by, the Loomis Radio. College. Prompt on calls and aerial service. I we don’t help your set—no charges. - At the DEPARTMENTAL RADIO SHOP 1736 Penna. Ave. N.W. _Call_Franklin_ 9604 BOY Get Full Particulars and Entry Blank From Us on the R. C. A. RADIO Essay Contest Stop in Today M. A. Leese Co. 720 11th St. N.W. WATCH FOR THE Great Radio Sale FRIDAY {STAR RADIO CO. " 409 11th St. N.W. .heads of the screws on the top side NGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1926. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Noted Authority on Radio All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. Hew to Build the All-American “C stant B” Plate Current Supply Unit. Part 1V, In the socket 3 of the terminal screws (the plate and the two fllament terminals) have been reversed to facili- tate making connections to them on the bottom side of the panel. The grid terminal is not used at all. To change the terminals proceed as follows: Remove the “P" and the positive and negative filament termi- nal screws from the socket. Discard the screws that come with the socket and substitute %-inch 6-32 round-head brass machine screws, mounting them in the reverse direction, with the of the socket. Before putting the screws in slip soldering terminals hetween the head of the screw and the top side of the socket, as shown in figure 2. This is to facilitate soldering connections to these termi- nals on the top side of the unit. Then mount the £ocket in the position shown in figure 2 and fasten soldering terminals on the under side of the panel, as shown in figure 3. All in- struments should be mounted In the positions shown, with heads of screws and nuts on the sides indicated by the top and bottom views of the panel. Mount Fixed Condensers. After the socket is mounted, as- semble fixed condensers 10 and 11 with %-inch 6-32 flat-head screws, the heads on the bottom side and the nuts on the top. The mounting lugs on all fixed condensers should be hent carefully to permit mounting of condensers in the positions shown. The transformer, 14, covers a mounting screw of each of the fixed condensers & and 13. so =lip the mount- ing screw on the “A" terminal side of condenser 8 and the “B" terminal side of condenser 13 into place and thread nuts on them on the top | side of the panel to hold them in place while you mount transformer 14 on the under side of the panel. After transformer 14 is securely fas- tened in place proceed to finish mounting condensers 8 and 13 in the position shown. Choke Coils Alike. Choke coila b and 16 are identical in every respect, Take the two choke coils and mount one on the top side and the other on the bottom side of the panel, using %-inch 8:32 round. head screws, with the leads on top side of the panel. Next mount fixed | condensers 7 and 18, using the same mounting holes and screws for hoth. The screws used for this purpose | should be 3%-inch 832 round-head serews, Mount condensers 12 and 17 in the | same way. | Then mount the Bradleyohm, num- | her 6. on the bottom side of the panel as shown. | Now mount the Sangamo grid leak mounting clips in position using %- | inch 632 fiat-head screws, with heads | n your. radio power troubles Both *A” and “B”’ current from a lamp or wall socket Everything controlled by one switch—"A" power, “B” power, even the radio set itself. Snap it “ON” and enjoy your radio. Snap it “OFF” and to bed. Nothing else to think about. “A” and “B” power built in separate cases for storage battery tube sets —in one case for 3.volt (dry cell) tube sets including Radiolas. Sold by leading radio and music stores and by Philco Diamond.Grid Battery Dealers. Philadelphia Storage Battery Company, Philadelphia SOCKET POWERS Sy e io “A” a batteries (with spray- ered starting r:i:h Dismond-Grid plates) for your on the bottom side of the panel, and insert the 25,000-0hm resister car- tridge between them, bending them inward sufficiently to hold the car- tridge securely. , Next. mount the “B Bat minus" binding. post 4 in position, placing one soldering lug on the top side of the panel 8o that it makes a con- tact with the soldering lug on the grid leak mounting clip, and placing another soldering lug on the “bottom side of the panel as shown in figure 2. Mount the “B Det plus” binding post, number 2, in the same way so that the top soldering lug is making contact with the grid leak mounting clip lug and the bottom lug is in the direction shown. Then mount the “B Amp plus” binding post, number 1, in position, with the soldering lug on the bottom side of the panel as shown. Use an extra nut on binding posts to eliminate any possible chance of their working loos: The last step in the assembly is to mount the 1 mfd. condenser on the bottom side of the panel, using %- inch 6--32 flat-head screws, with the heads on the top side of the panel. WOULD AID SANTELMANN. Coyle Offers Bill to Retire Band Leader as Major. Representative Coyle - of -Pennsyl- vania, who was for seven years in the Marines, has offered in ~the House a bill which wil permit the retirement of Capt. William H. Santelmann, lead- er of the Marine Band, with the rank of major. Yesterday was the twent: eighth anniversary of Capt. Santel- mann’s leadership ofthe famous mil- tary band. am e lc' Cleveland, Ohio, Is an undertaker The character of the men who compose the of- ficial staff of the American Security and Trust .Company is a guarantee that the policies which as- sure soundness and conservatism will be carried out. Corcoran Thom Secretary Frederick P. H. Siddons Real Estate William L. 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