JAPANESE
STILL
ADVANCE
ival
wsinis.
suiuiiini
rr
i
uiiimiuiii&
turn
nu
another
20
milr
dUfanl.
TITO
TAKES
OFFENSIVE
e
against
the
Hermans
in
Yugoslavia.
They
have
German
drive
north
of
Sarajevo
and
have
taken
a
f
Germans
moving
Into
Hungary.
tntkk
lold
)oor
Big
Entertainment
in
last
year
Set
August
Unr-r'
Viavn
an.
I
COMMANDOS
ADVANCING
loutdcor
civic
centre
Polntcd
at
Imphal
main
Allied
(yea,
similar
to
Eu:
wa:;
so
successful
e
data
has
been
set
E'7
"
12
Inclusive
and
ft
under
wav
about
war.
all
decided
at
'
Ifi.aiiization
meellng
i".ivai
which
took
peck
in
the
office
ol
ptcrle
F
Youngs,
who
has
pndlngly
successful
In
Mai
Jon
Of
nasi
rnrnl.
Ire
elected
chaliman
r
with
George
Rorie
W
and
A,
B.
Arm-asurer
ff
have
been
mi.
:
fellows;
llltltl
T
N
Vmin..
m
Currie,
A,
Doml-
D.
C
Stevenson.
IL.
M,
F'clsenlhnt
1-
Wm.
Ktnnp
rhlr.
I
Barbe.
A,
Domlnatn
!d
W
McCallum.
Queen
tan
Savllle.
Martm
Stewart,
Mr.
"avcroy
(renrescnta-
CRcbekahs
and
W.
A.
be
added).
(nd
entertainment
InR5.
chairman;
Geo.
union,
Wm.
Stone.
put
m
T.
I
oe
man
nn
ftatlves
from
various
pizations.
fchaslng
Agent-Oco.
lt
s
-
.
inees
are
exoeeted
fsca
as
work
develops
purse
of
the
meeting,
u"ny
out
ned
the
t
had
been
made
toy
tllire
ASSOr
at
nn
.....v.ii
nj
K
on
of
the
civic
cen
proper
end
nicn
t
the
SWlmmlnn
I
In
India.
NEW
DELHI.
March
27
O-A
British
commando
force
has
advanced
to
within
32
miles
of
Myttkylna,
main
Japanese
base
north
of
the
Burma
road,
the
southeast
Asia
command
an
nounced
jcetcrday.
Meanwhile
'the
Allies
struggled
to
blunt
three
Japanese
spearheads
Dasc
in
Maripur
i
ruvmcc
lur
the
new
road
into
China.
The
Japanese,
prcfslng
forward
in
the
Invasion
of
India,
w,i
be
the
block
dc
'u,rth?r
prr3
"'oct
between
Sec-
Eii
J
Avenues
In
con-I
'.IS3
carnival.
theri
its
a
queen
contest.
loaay
in
uiictuun
ui
iu-hlma,
30
miles
Inside
the
border
and
some
CO
miles
north
of
Imphal.
Catholic
Bishops
Of
Australia
Ask
Let-up
in
Bombs
Rome.
were:
Mrs,
S.
V.
Cox,
representing
guns
seeking
to
knock
out
Oer
man
positions
in
the
town'
southeastern
corner.
DEFENCE
IS
MAJOR
ITEM
CAPE
TOWN.
March
27
0
1.
II.
Hofmeyr,
South
African
minister
of
finance,
believes
that
the
Union
can
look
confidently
toward
the
future.
Mr.
Hofmeyr
In
presenting
his
budget
statement
recently
said
South
Africa
expected
to
spend
C102.SO0.000
$4
8
1.260.
000
1
on
defence
this
year
and
the
1107.000,000
($481,500,000).
This
together
with
Items
to
be
met
from
revenue
will
create
an
estimated
deficit
of
5.283.000
MELBOURNE,
March
27
All
($23,706,000
which
the
govern-
Roman
Catholic
blshons
In
Aus-
ment
proposes
to
meet
from
in-
the
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Europeans
Association:
Mrs.
Dan
Parent,
($4,950,000)
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Aux
iliary;
Mrs.
Jens
Munthc.
Cam-bral
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire;
Mrs.
Oamer
and
Mrs.
A.
Barbe.
Re-
bckahs:
Mrs.
Adolph,
House
wives'
League;
T.
N.
Youngs
and
the
output
of
mining
Industries
Amerigo
Domlnato,
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce;
D.
C
Stevenson,
Rotary
Club;
Mr.
McRae
and
Mr.
Adcock,
Boilermakers'
Union;
Mr.
Saunders
and
Mr.
Anderson,
Loyal
Orange
Lodge;
Dr.
Jens
Munthe
and
C.
A,
Kellett,
Gyro
Club;
GillU
Royer
and
William
McCallum,
Loyal
Older
of
Moose;
A.
B,
Armstrong,
W.
F.
Stone,
C.
H.
Linton,
R.
B.
Spooner,
Roger
Bell
and
George
Rorie.
Tho
npvt
mrrtlns
will
bp
held
jjsent
at
the
meeting
April
20.
and
their
proms
which
are
still
declining.
Happily
these
war
conditions
will
not
persist."
The
excess
profits
duty,
the
finance
minister
continued,
after
having
been
raised
twice
can
hardly
be
Increased
further.
The
REOINA.
March
27
Westminster
won
by
a
five
to
three
over
Fltn
fion
Saturday
night
and
now
leads
the
best
of
a
five
game
series
In
the
Western
Canada
Allan
Cup
finals
two
wins
to
one.
"
MORE
TIME
i
TO
PAY
UP
INCOME
TAX
OTTAWA.
March
27
The
minister
of
national
revenue
announced
In
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
the
final
date
for
the
payment
or
unpaid
balances
on
1913
income
tax
would
be
postponed
from
April
30
to
August
31.
Col.
Roaf
Brigadier
estimate
for
the
ensuing
year
Is
the
same.
Half
or
this
amount
OTTAWA.
March
27
Pro-will
be
met
out
of
revenue
and
motion
of
Lieut.
Col.
W.
d.
IL
the
rest
from
loans.
Roaf
of
Vancouver
to
the
rank
The
expenditure
for
19U-5
Is
of
Acting
Brigadier
General
was
estimated
at
111,300,000
($500.-
announced
by
headquarters
of
850,000)
and
revenue
on
the
the
Department
of
National
Dc-
basls
of
existing
taxation
at,
fence
today.
Jap
Bases
In
Kuriles
tralla
have
gone
on
record
pro-
creased
death
duties,
the
super-1
V
,L
ef
.lir,lr
testing
at
destruction
by
air
lax
on
Income,
tobacco,
match.
,
SJulllUo
11
bombing
of
historic
and
sacred
and
wine
duties
and
a
special
cities
and
also
the
killing
of
.contribution
from
diamond
i
allied
HEADQUARTERS
IN
civilians
In
air
raids.
The
war-
mines
together
with
Increases
ALASKA,
March
27-Paramush-rlng
nations
arc
called
upon;
in
certain
stamp
duties.
,ru
Snimi;,u
ad
another
Jap-
not
to
make
a
battleground
of
li
is
ciear,
saia
wr.
hoi-
n)lcse
base
tn
lhe
Kurllc
Islands
mcyr.
"the
burdens
on
gold
werc
hle
by
American
bombers
mines
cannot
be
increased.
Con-
at
the
Wcck
end.
One
Amcrl-ccsslons
In
respect
to
old
age
-.,
.
wt
and
war
veterans'
pensions
for
will
cost
1,100.000
a
year."
"Wc
face
one
big
distracting
fact
the
continued
decline
revenue
from
old
mines."
h
HOCKEY
PLAY
said.
"It
Is
In
consequence
of
the
fact
that
war
conditions
Montreal
have
very
considerably
reduced
STANLEY
CUP
Canadlens
and
Chi
cago
Black
Hawks
Leading
lu
Play-offs.
MONTREAL,
March
27
0
-Montreal
Canadlens
went
one
up
on
a
two
game
to
one
count
over
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Sat-;
urday
nlRht
and
Chicago
Black
I
Hawks
did
llkewlso
over
the
supertax
will
become
payable
ntjDctrolt
Red
Wings
last
night.
1.775
($7,987.50)
instead
of
at
The
two
teams
are
now
leading
2,000.
The
cigarette
tax
Is
to
the
best
out
of
seven
series
by
be
Increased
one
cent
for
10
and
two
wins
to
one.
on
the
best
quality
pipe
tobacco
!
Montreal
won
over
BIG
HAUL
IN
CLUB
RAID
Temperature
Local
Tides
Tuesday,
March
28
42
High
-
3:50
21.6
feet
10:29
19.1
feet
28
1
I
.VrlARY
Low
10:20
3.0
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
NEWSPAPER
SPAPER
I
22:24
'6.2
feet
'
Ni.
73
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
MONDAY,
MARCH
27hH
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
AD
mm
CHURCHILL'S
SPEKCr-1
"The
hour
of
our
greatest
effoi
C0.
i
l
declared
Prime
Minister
Winston
In
clcast
Sunday,
The
I'rlme
Minister
V-
e
s
to
when
the
war
might
end.
Althou
V
iate
needi
and
item
realities"
of
war
n.
h
nutters
as
employment
and
housing
In
l.-icli
he
men
and
women
would
have
ptlorily
of
considera-
1
1
1
1
J
1.
-
.1
t
I
-
U
I
--...-
..I
.III,..,.!.
,..,,llua
.
far
outweighed
the
bad.
"We
have
accepted
United
rshln
in
the
war
against
the
Japanese
In
the
Pad-
lurrlilll
said,
"as
they
have
accepted
our
leadership
1
1
KCSSIAiNS
AT
i'KUT
1CIVKK
IIS,
ll
II
1
J
SH
f
IIU
IIMSI)
.
.
t
n
li
t
ti
1
.
m
nu
proper,
aiong
a
wrnnc
irum
aiirr
M-urinc
lur-
lit.
iiLiuiira
in
a
i
ns
a
i
hiiiie
iiuusniiu
i
i
w
have
laid
down
their
arms.
I'rrmier
Stalin
yrster-
a
record
gun
saiuic
or
zi
saivoes
from
321
suns.
AIR
ASSAULT
KKIT
UP
-j
i
at
1
1
a
a
a
t
nunorrui
01
unura
nmrs
iirarr
immDrri
rnn
avault
on
ttip
Narl
fortress
of
I.uropc
)clfrday
on
Pas
dt
Calais
and
Bouiognr
of
the
I'rfnch
torn
brine
dropped.
Tlif
t
Itojral
Air
Korre
osi
one
II
A
III
II
III
IfftlltVI
ll
1
1
HIUMI
S
Wk
VII
II
Germany,
BATTLE
OF
CASSINO
Fighting
In
Italy
still
centres
at
Cavsino
where
still
rates
between
the
Allied
and
German
fortes,
le
change
In
the
central
situation.
Churchill
Full
Of
Confidence
AIR
FORCE
W
D.'s
ARE
"SKYWAY
TRAFFIC
OPT
PL.
23702
Control
towers
at
R.OA.F.
station
.icr
iss
Canada
are
now
being
manne
1
bv
girl
"Traffic
Cop"
Surrounded
by
tele-phonr.-.
intercom,
loudspeakers,
binoculars,
chirts.
logbooks
and
weather
reports
the
WD.'i
look
after
aircraft
as
they
fly
and
bring
them
bark
safely.
AT
CASSINO
BIG
GUNS
DUELLING
.Messed
Allied
Artillery
Is
Seeking-
to
Knock
Out
German
Positions.
NAPLES,
March
27
O,
The
AHK-d
aswult.
oncasino
i.n
m.1.
i
.changed
today
into
an
arunery
White
7
no
LlkeHisei11"-
the
superior
mas,
of
Allied
Westminster
Is
Leading
f
New
score
of
Mtny
Hauled
lnio
Court
From
Tetminat
Club
(
British
Columbia
Police,
raid-In
the
Terminal
Club
on
Sec-
ottd
Avenue
early
Sunday
morn
ing,
arrested-
the
keeper
and
hlrty-odd
inmates,
and
confls-
Site:
tedUeciy'dt
p!aJ1ng
cardY
AS
rcll
as
the
club
records.
The
raid
was
made
at
130
by
Sergeant
F.
W.
Gallagher.
Serjeant
O.
L.
Hall
and
Constables
Moore
and
W.
C.
Ga:diner.
So
heavy
was
the
haul
of
inmates
that
the
police,
not
knowing
hnw
many
they
might
have
to
incarcerate
'
for
the
night,
released
several
whom
they
knew
after
warning
them
that
they
would
be
ordered
to
appear
by
summons
later.
The
main
body
of
those
arrested
was
taken
to
the
police
station
where
thes
were
re
leased
on
bail.
Ten
dollars
was
!
the
bail
set
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
i
Vance
for
those
charged
with
1
t-Mns
Inmates,
and
$50
bail
was
.
i
f
:r
Lso
Beaudry,
charged
:
with
being
the
keeper
of
th-;
rming
club.
I
Tteis
meriting
in
police
court
Beaudry
and
18
of
the
alleged
inmates
appeared
b?fore
Magls-ratu
Vance,
all,
pleading
guilty,
"r-audry
was
fined
$200
for
Keeping
a
gaming
house
and
the
others
were
each
fined
$10
'or
bslng
found
in
a
gamin
uutc
They
were
James
John-ja,
Henry
Shackleton,
Nlcho-Tortorelta.
Cha.les
Alstrop.
Iven
A
ven.
Hans
E.
Gregorson,
i
Morris
Llnstcad,
Gus
Peterson,
Einor
Carlson
Hopcn,
George
jr.
Lewis
Riiodes.
iwiwlnGcid-atv,
Ruby
Gold.
Ena
Jacobsen,
i
Wlndle.
S
anley
Bamyh.
R.
C.
'
'
'utch
and
Andrew
Sorenson.
Still
to
appear
on
charges
of
eing
found
in
a
gaming
house
.
e
Samuel
Allen.
Hector
Mc-mald,
Sam
Ma:sh.
Jack
Lcin-
i
uen,
Dick
Wellwood,
Hance
Roland,
William
Miller.
John
Yiklmac.
Christian
Vlef.
Fritgon
j
j
W.
Nelson,
George
"Kllmovlch.
,
Archie
Marlon.
James
McCor-mack,
Arthur
Lavclle
and
Wil
fred
John
rilnt.
;
o
be
turned
over
for
use
In
ser-
vlcemens'
recreation
rooms
and
the
other
paraphernalia
was
ordered
destroyed.
British
Coal
Strike
Over
Total
Allied
Victory
Over
Axis
Is
Certain,
Prime
Minister
Tells
World;
Makes
No
Rash
Forecasts
KHl.NEf.AM
BOMBED
ESSEN
IS
LONDON,
March
27
(CP)
A
great
armada
of
Royal
Air
Force
and
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
planes
loared
into
the
industrial
Ilhfneland
last
night
and
dropped
a
shattering
weight
of
bombs
on
Essen,
site
of
the
vast
Krupp
armament
works.
Other
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
squadrons
formed
part
of
a
smaller
force
which
blasted
rail
targets
at
Courtral,
Belgium.
The
Royal
Air
Force
also
smashed
at
Hanover
and
ether
German
targets.
The
blow
at
Essen
was
an
effort
to
wipe
out
reconstruc
tion
work
which
the
Germans
did
after
demolition
raids
of
a
year
ago.
Nine
bombers,
including
one
Canadian,
were
lost.
RUSSIANS
AT
PRUT
Battle
For
Balkans
Is
Nov
Begun
LONDON.
March
27
0
The
Russians
on
Sunday
reached
the
Prut
River
frontlet
of
Rumania
where
Adolf
Hitler
launched
hU
1941
invasion
of
southern
Rus-
;ia.
The
battle
for
the
Balkans
has
thus
begun.
The
Russians
crossed
the
Prui
on
a
thirty-five
mile
front
after
weeping
sixty
miles
across
Bessarabia
in
a
week.
In
pre-war
Poland
the
Russians
are
within
thirty-five
miles
of
the
1941
frontier
be
tween
Germany
and
Russia.
Prince
George
Man
Casualty
One
northern
British
Columbia
man
Is
listed
In
the
latest
Canadian
Army
casualty
list
released
today.
He
Is
Corporal
John
Albert
Swanson,
who
Is
recorded
as
having
died
while
on
duty
with
the
Canadian
Armored
Corps
overseas.
His
father,
Frank
Albert
Swanson.
lives
In
Prince
George.
Commandos
Land
Near
Genoa
Port
LONDON,
March
27
Reports
.from
Axis
quarters,
not
confirmed
in
Allied
circles,
said
there
had
been
an
Allied
commando
landing
on
the
Italian
The
playUm
rards
confiscated
coast
near
Genoa.
v
ere
ordered
by
the
magistrate
Indian
Woman
Dies
on
Boat
Nanaimo
Arrest.
Are
Placed
Undsr
NANAIMO.
March
27,
Three
LONDON,
March
27
All
but
Indians,
Including
the
dead
a
mere
four
thousand
of
the
woman's
husband,
have
oeen
Toronto
!
striking
coal
miners
in
Britain
placed
under
arrest
on
liquor
two
shillings
(45
cents)
per
two
to
one
Saturday
night
and
have
returned
to
work,
thelt
charges
following
tne
nnaing
oi
pound,
The
lax
on
matches
is
Chicago
blanked
Detroit
two
to
principal
demands
having
been
Mrs.
Gertrude
Faul
of
Sechelt
to
be
doubled.
nothing
last
night.
met
dead
on
the
seiner
Freda
here.
Russians
Have
Torn
"Guts"
Out
of
German
Army-Conquest
of
Weakening
Japan
May
be
Quicker
I"ian
Expected.
HEAVY
HIT
LONDON,
March
27
(CP)
Confidently
predict
ing
certain
and
total
Allied
victory
over
the
Axis,
ilaf
and
roaf.
Blasts
site
oi
prime
Minister
Churchill
Sunday
night
declared
ast
Krupp
Armament
Work,.,,
of
thg
German
army
haye
out
by
Kussian
valor
and
generalship"
while
the
Allies
may
win
sooner
than
had
been
expected
over
CORVETTE
HAS
CLOSE
CALL
Canadian
One
of
First
Ships
Outside
Mediterranean
to
be
Attacked
with
Radio-Controlled
Missile
By
ROSS
MUNRO
Canadian
Press
War
Correspondent
A
PORT
IN
NORTHERN
IRELAND,
March
27.
Oi
A
Cana
dian
corvette
whose
anti-submarine
motto
is
"seekem,
sight-em,
sockem,
sinkem,"
was
one
of
the
first
ships
outside
the
Meditertanean
to
experience
at
tack
by
German
aircraft
nsln;
the
radio
-
controlled
glider
bomb.
Lieut.
U.
J.
Robertson
of
Victoria,
the
first
lieutenant,
and
Lieut.
J.
R.
Brown
of
Windsor.
Ontario,
the
.
gunnery
officer;
made
some
months
ago
in
the
Bay
of
Biscay
when
they
were
on
escort
duty.
Until
recently,
mention
of
the
glider
bomb
was
prohibited.
about
10
feet
long,
the
wing
span
is
about
14
or
15
feet
and
there
Is
a
:
ed
light
on
the
bomb
which
glows
all
the
time
it
is
in
flight.
The
bomb
and
wings
are
a
gray
color.
That's
about
all
we
could
figure
out
about
it
during
the
first
raid
for
they
dropped
some
distance
away."
ANOTHER
ATTACK
The
second
attack,
which
came
later
by
ten
planes,
was
much
closer.
"The
planes
circled
around
as
usual
and
at
two
miles
released
the
bombs,"
said
Robertson.
'They
zoomed
round
at
from
300
to
400
miles
an
hour.
"Theri
one
came
right
for
us
and
the
red
light
stared
us
right
m
the
eye.
Everyone
on
board,
watching
that
ugly
light,
thought
it
was
coming
at
them
specifically.
The
glider
bomber
wobbled
about
and
then
dived
on
us.
But
it
hit
the
water
50
feet
away.
There
was
nothing
like
the
explosion
we
expected.
Bits
of
the
wing
fluttered
down
on
the
deck
and
that
was
all.
We
whose
wife
designed
the
corvette's
crest
with
the
appropriate
motto.
It
hangs
In
the
wardroom
for
all
to
see.
Other
officers
are
Lieuts.
L.
E.
,
BacR.s
of
Cornerbrook,
Nfld..
H.
i
B.
Main
of
Moose
Jaw,
Sask.,
J
'and
Rcglna.
and
M.
C.
Morgan
Th.
rnmnaninn.
mi
Craft
at
of
Toronto.
Warrant
Engineer
is
W.
E.
Spershott
of
Victoria.
PRODUCER'S
DREAM
SYDNEY,Australla,
0
Gaiy
Cooper,
the
movie
star,
believes
that
three
years
after
the
war
New
Oulnea
with
Its
Ideal
scenery
will
be
a
producer's
dream
tne
Japanese
wno
are
snowing
signs
of
great
weakness.
Mr.
Churchill
made
the
following
major
points:
The
Allies
hour
of
great
effort
is
coming
but
to
deceive
and
baffle
the
enemy
there
will
be
many
false
alarms,
feints
and
dress
rehearsals.
The
Russian
advance
from
Stalingrad,
a
distance
of
nine
hundred
miles
accomplished
in
a
single
year,
constitutes
the
greatest
cause
of
Hitler's
undoing.
The
U-boat
menace
is
the
greatest
danger
the
Allies
have
overcome.
The
Italian
campaign
has
gone
slower
than
was
hoped
but
it
will
be
won
and
meanwhile
25
German
divisions
and
a
large
German
air
force
are
being
held
in
Italy
when
they
are
ineeded
elsewhere.
'
The
American
air
force
In
Britain
alone
is
now
greater
than
the
vastly
enlarged
Royal"
Air
Force
and
either
force
bv
toTdSftfcte
doryv-ol-?tattacksitse
as
numerou
and
much
more
powerful
than
the
entire
German
air
force.
being
able
to
send
one
thousand
bombers
against
Germany
every
time
the
Nazis
send
one
hun-
On
the
first
raid
about
16
dred
against
Britain,
bombers
came
out
from
France
Attrition
of
the
Japanese
i
nd
slowly
circled
around
the
shipping
and
air
force
Is
obvious;
ships.
They
let
the
new
bombs
and
the
Japanese
indicate
no
when
they
were
two
or
three
weakness.
miles
away
from
the
convoy.
!
There
still
will
be
an
Interval
'The
bomb
looks
exactly
like
between
.
the
collapse
of
Hitler,
a
glider,"
said
Brown.
"It
is
j
and
the
downfall
of
Japan
but
not
so
long
as
he
believed
a
year
ago.
The
Allies
have
attained
Individual
fighting
superiority
over
the
Japanese
in
Burma
and
a
powerful
British
fleet
is
In
the
Indian
Ocean
to
catch
the
Japanese
Navy
If
it
declines
to
fight
the
Americans
and
turns
westward.
The
fighting
in
Burma
Is
not
decided
yet
but
In
every
combat
Japanese
dead
outnumber
the
Allied
by
three
or
four
to
one.
The
British
Isles
may
ba
the
subject
of
new
forms
of
attack
but
"Britain
can
take
It."
Victory
is
sure
but
only
a
rash
man
would
predict
when
or
how.
TRAIL
WINS
THROWN
OUT
Used
Over-age
Player
in
Junior
Hockey
Series.
got
off
scot
Jree.
,
REG1NA
Utch
27
m
AU
Canadian
ship
Several
other
lhrpe
TraU
vlctorle3
over
Re.
were
also
convoy
escorts
when
h
ser,es
thi-
last
attack
occurred
but
this
corvette
had
the
narrowest
dlsck)sed
escape
'of
them
all.
Pau
uslng
an
om.age
piayer.
tt
vMnrL
Mahara.
The
best
of
five
serle.
n
n
Barrett
of
t
Victoria
Cmdr.
R.
D.
resumes
mtmn
Vn,.v
Tuesday
u.,lh
with
tm.
Rcglru
leading
two
wins
to
none.
Trail
had
won
Saturday
six
to
two
but
Regina
protested
and
this
victory
was
eliminated
as
well
as
the
two
previous.
Red
Cross
Donations
Prev'ly
acknowledged
Anonymous
Mrs.
R.
J.
Carson
Army
Team
No,
148
as
the
sottlne
for
a
series
of
war
t
B.
Marshall
pictures.
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