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Civitas Will Have Luncheon At Savoy Plaza Hotel May 15 Annual Spring Event Planned by Club; Aaron Copland Will be Guest Speaker Civitas will hold its annual Spring day, May 15, at the Savoy Plaza, Aaron Copland, who has just returned wood, will speak on "Music for the Mrs. Earle P. Huff is chairman of tee, with Mrs. Jean A. Curran and Mrs.

among her committee, members. Alfred is president organization, Mrs. Henry Joralemon Davenport and Mrs. Tracy Voorhees, vice presidents; Mrs. Cruikshank, treasurer; Mrs.

John Roberts, secretary, and Mrs. Lanklen, corresponding secretary. Relief Society In the grand ballroom of Hotel Astor on Saturday, the Relief Society for the Aged, Mrs. Harry E. Cardoze, president, will give their annual Spring luncheon.

The ballroom will be transformed into a May garden with Spring blossoms, growing trees and vines. The members of the Junior League of the society, dressed as flower girls, will act as an escort to the guests of honor. The invocation will be given by Dr. Emmet Fox, pastor of the Church of the Healing Christ. Mme.

Gene Pinnera, dramatic soprano; Jube Boyde, musician; Beatrice Howell, impersonator, and others of stage and radio, will entertain. Vincent Sory's orchestra will play. Rochester Alumnae The University of Rochester Alumnae Group in New York held its annual meeting and election of officers last week, with the retiring president, Mrs. A. N.

Richardson, presiding. The election followed luncheon at the Therese Worthingtr 1 Grant Restaurant. Daniel May of Englewood, N. was elected president and Miss Jane Rambeau was elected vice president. Miss Mildred Wilexecutive secretary of the cox, Brooklyn Y.

W. C. was elected secretary. Re-elected as treasurer was Mrs. Carl Gilt (nee Clara Hoffman) of Brooklyn.

Miss Mildred E. Fagan, public relations secretary of the Girl Scout Federation of Greater New York, was elected public relations chairman. Friendly Tourists The Friendly Tourists Club met: at the home of Mrs. Frederick Alfred, 546 1st on Wednesday. Reports were given by chairmen of committees after which two papers were read.

The first, "Old Dutch Masters," was given by Mrs. F. DeLysle Smith and the second, "Holland in Tulip Time," was contributed by Mrs. Newton C. Spitz.

A money donation was given to the Anna Potter Schenk Memorial for the work of the daily vacation bible school. Mrs. Schenk was former president of the club. Others present were: Mrs. Bert C.

Fuller, president; Miss Mildred I. Alfred, Mrs. James G. Beattie, Mrs. Marius A.

Carpentier, Mrs. Corbin Z. Demarest, Mrs. Edward B. Hart, Mrs.

Frederick L. Foster, Mrs. Norman R. Metcalf, Mrs. Helen Peck, Miss C.

M. Remond, Mrs. George A. Robertson, Mrs. Condit C.

Schenck, Miss Carrie Pangborn, Mrs. Helen Wright, Mrs. Alexander MacRae, Mrs. Charles A. Wilkinson and Mrs.

Harry C. Morehouse. Officers elected for the year include: Mrs. Fuller, president; Mrs. Spitz, 1st vice president; Mrs.

Metcalf, 2d vice president; Mrs. Condit Schenck, treasurer; Mrs. Hart, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Alfred, recording secretary. Colonia Club The annual outing of Colonia Club will be held on June 13 when the members will go to Jones Beach.

Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Lewis R. Knapp are the club's delegates to the New York City Federation Convention on Friday at the Hotel Astor, Manhattan. Mrs.

Knapp entertained the group at her home, 843 Carroll recently with the president, Mrs. Augusta Comstock, presiding, Mrs. Teunis Huntting, treasurer, and Mrs. M. John Lolis, secretary, gave their reports.

The music and art committee had charge of the program. Mrs. Frederick Koke read a paper on the contrast between modern and classic art; Mrs. Charles Smith read a paper on bells and Miss Marie A. Stillwell sang, accompanied by Jessie Kraemer Nesbitt.

Amersfort Garden Members of the Amersfort Garden Club who will leave for Williamsburg, tomorrow are Mrs. John Begg, Mrs. Walter A. Berge, Mrs. E.

Raymond Briggs, Mrs. Frank Hegeman, Mrs. Harry Pearsall and Miss Alice J. Strachan. Insurance Women The League of Life Insurance Women will give a tea in the Neptune Room of the Hotel Pierre Thursday afternoon, May 9, to honor Mrs.

Helen Wolfsohn, the president. Business Women's The Business Women's Club of the Bedford Presbyterian Church will sponsor the lecture "The Stewarts Go to Africa" on Tuesday evening. This is an account of an unusual automobile trip from Capetown to Cairo and is illustrated with motion pictures taken by Mr. and Mrs. J.

O. Stewart, BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1940 B7 Mrs. Morrison Pretz Is Elected Packer Institute Alumnae Head Annual Meeting Precedes Luncheon at the Miss Kemp Biltmore: Class of 1890 Awarded Cup luncheon on WednesManhattan, at 1 o'clock. from working in HollyMovies." the luncheon commitRussell V. Cruikshank WORKER-Mrs.

Donato Vig- giano of 8221 19th Ave. is among the Brooklynites taking an active part in arrangements for the Primavera supper dance to be given on Saturday at the Hotel Plaza, Manhattan, for the benefit of Columbus Hospital. Chiropean Meets Thursday at the Towers Hotel The regular business meeting of Chiropean will be held at the Towers Hotel on Thursday at 12 o'clock. Mrs. Louis H.

Emerson, president, will preside. Following this, the regular meeting of the board of trustees will be held with Mrs. William H. Lawrence, chairman of the board, presiding. Plans will discussed for the social day to be held on Thursday, May 16, at the Towers Hotel at 12.

o'cloek when Mrs. Edward A. Vosseler, chairman of music and drama, will present the program. This event is observed as Founders' Day when founders of Chiropean will be the honored guests of the club. Delphian Groups Plan Meetings The Linden Chapter of Delphians held a regular meeting at the Flatbush Library on Tuesday.

Mrs. Raymond Cambern, president of the chapter, was discussion leader with "The Climax of Moderhism' in Art and Background of American Art" as her topic. The Flatbush Chapter of the Delphians will meet on Thursday at the Brooklyn Museum. "Why Britain's 20 Century Supremacy Is Diminished" will be the subject for study with Miss Jane Hunter as leader. Other members will take part in the discussion.

The Ridge Chapter will meet on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Bayard Carson, 243 80th St. The subject is "The Era of Eminent Victorians and Triumphant Liberalism." Miss Florence Porter will be the leader. Miss Regina Hulbert Guest at Large Tea Miss Regina Hulbert, daughter of Judge and Mrs.

Murray Hulbert of 838 West End Manhattan, whose engagement to Joseph F. Kenny also of Manhattan was announced recently was honored by Miss Ruth Slattery of the Towers Hotel at a tea yesterday at Sherry's Manhattan. Mrs. Hulbert, Mrs. William J.

O'Toole and the Misses Kenny poured. Dramatic Readers The Dramatic Readers -New York -Mrs. Robert P. Orr, president, held their April meeting at the Hotel Granada. Mrs.

Isabel May was chairman for the day. Miss Elizabeth Braine was accepted as a new member. The program consisted of a group of songs by Mrs. Grace E. Carlson, Miss Clelia Furnaro, accompanist.

A dramatic poem was read by Miss Anne Darrow, followed by recitations by Mrs. Georgia Magner, Mrs. H. K. Jones, Miss L.

C. Rasquin and Mrs. Isabel May. Guests of honor were Miss Byrd Mock, dramatic poet, and Mrs. William Paine of the Protestant Big Sister movement.

Hostesses included Mrs. C. E. Rice, Mrs. F.

R. Shaver, Mrs. E. E. Roberts and Mrs.

G. Magner. A social and tea followed the program, Keystoners The Keystoners, a group of Pennsylvania women residing in New York, will hold a card party for the benefit of their Philanthropic Fund at the Hotel Carlyle, Manhattan, tomorrow at 1:45 p.m. Mrs. Carl L.

V. Exselsen heads the entertainment committee. Manhasset, Great Neck Personals North Shore Colonists Returning From Trips Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Manhasset-Great Neck, April 27 -Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bernard Gunthel Jr.

have returned their wedding trip and are residing in Bayside. Mrs. Gunthel is the former Miss Virginia Markgraf, daughter of Mrs. Marc Markgraf of Munsey Park. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Foster of Munsey Park announce the birth of a son at the Peck Memorial Hospital, Brooklyn, on April 10. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Weller Wood and family have returned from a visit in Washington, D. to their home in North Strathmore. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stoutenburgh of Little Neck announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Natalie Stoutenburgh, to James Coote, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Coote of Russell Gardens, Great Neck. The wedding will take place in the Church of the Advent in Westbury on Saturday, May 11, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hewitt of Chester Hill have been ertertaining Mrs.

Eugene Thomson of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ullrich of Munsey Park have been entertaining Frederick McKay of Provincetown, Mass. Mrs.

Irving Bailey and daughter, Miss Carolyn Bailey, of Munsey Park, have been on a motor trip to Washington, D. Maryland and North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose have returned from a stay in New England to their home at Chester Hill.

Mrs. David Bannerman and children have returned from a week's visit with relatives in Washington, D. to their home in Munsey Park. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvah Esser of Nassau Drive, Kensington, Great Neck, have returned from a motor trip through the South. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fallon of North Strathmore have returned from a several weeks' stay in the South. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kodet of Chase Road, North Strathmore, have returned from a Florida vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Foulk and family of Munsey Park are vacationing in the South.

Mrs. Albert Trilsch of Great Oak Road, South Strathmore, has returned from a short visit in Langhorne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Friese of Strathmore-Vanderbilt have been entertaining Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Norman Penny and daughter of North Strathmore have returned from a several days' vacation at Atlantic City, N. J.

Mrs. Byron Cowan of Old Mill Road, South Strathmore, is vacatoning at Southern Pines. Blackstone photo ELECTED PRESIDENT- Oscar W. Swift of 260 Hicks St. has been elected president of the Brooklyn Woman's Club, to serve for two years.

Spring Festival Plans To Be Made Wednesday Plans for the Spring festival of the Woman's Board of the Church Charity Foundation on May 16 will be completed at the monthly meeting of the board to be held on Wednesday at a.m. in the nurses' residence of St. John's Hospital, 1557 Atlantic Ave. Mrs. Divine F.

Burtis, president, will preside at the meeting. Following the meeting luncheon will be served, and in the afternoon beginning at 2 o'clock the Home for the Blind Committee of the C. C. F. will sponsor bridge party in the solarium of St.

John's Hospital, Herkimer St. Mrs. C. M. Wendell is chairman of the committee and Mrs.

George Muhlenberg is chairman of the event. The proceeds of the party will go toward the committee's sales table for the Spring festival. The festival will open with a service at 11:30 a.m. in St. John's Chapel.

Many sales tables and a tea room will be in the solarium and luncheons and dinners will be served in the Home for the Aged. 452 Herkimer St. Military Academy Group To Sponsor Annual Event The Ladies' Auxiliary of La Salle Military Academy, Oakdale, will sponsor their annual dinner-dance and reception on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Pennsylvania Hotel Roof Garden, Manhattan. Mrs.

Martin J. Moore of Elizabeth, N. chairman of the dance, has assisting her as the committee on arrangements Mrs. De Denis Quinn of Hollis, Mrs. James A.

Roe of Flushing, and Mrs. Edward J. Maloy of Staten Island. The hostesses for the evening include Mrs. Harry Gehring, president of the auxiliary; Mrs.

Loretta Christian, vice president; Mrs. ARRANGING Mrs. Carl C. Ulrich of 150 Noble St. is chairman of the 20th anniversary dinner of the Greenpoint Y.

W. C. A. which will take place on Tuesday, May 7, at the as- Michael Shuter photo ANNIVERSARY ton St. Mrs.

Ulrich was the second chairman of the committee of management for this branch, which is one of the nine branches and centers of the Brooklyn sociation building, 138 Mil- Y. W. C. A. Is Honored At Shower Mrs.

Mario Pittoni Gives Party for Bride-Elect Miss Florence Kemp, niece of the Misses Catherine and Sally Heffernan of 189 8th whose engagement was announced recently to Francis E. Carberry, son of Mrs. Francis Carberry and the late Mr. Carberry of 408 8th was entertained yesterday at a shower and tea given in her honor by Mrs. Mario Pittoni (Grace Mary Henjes) at her home, 51 Watts Place, Lynbrook.

Among those present were the Misses Catherine Heffernan, Sally Heffernan, Mary Kemp, Catherine Kemp, Anne Seitz, Anne Scannell, Helen Masse, Mildred Hawk, Cathatin Henjes, Annette Vander Putten, Marion McGuinn and Anne McGuinn. Also Mrs. Francis Carberry, Mrs. Daniel Kelly, Mrs. Joseph Scherer, Mrs.

Charles Jameeson, Mrs. Gerald Morris, Mrs. Vincent Maroney, Mrs. Charles Crawley, Mrs. John De Vine, Mrs.

John Metzler and Mrs. Frederic Henjes Jr. Woodhull Chapter Meeting Saturday The Ruth Floyd Woodhull Chapter, Mrs. John Low of Freeport, busi- gent, will hold their monthly ness and social meeting at the home of Mrs. D.

J. Elmer Cummins, 59 North Bergen Place, Freeport on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Delegates to the 49th Continental Congress will report and the annual reports of the The officers chairman also of will be hostesses, presented. Henry Kamp, will be assisted by Mrs. George Armstrong, Mrs.

James R. Ketcham, Mrs. Franklin Myrick, Mrs. Oliver J. Teeple and Miss Elizabeth Clowes.

Ash Choral to Sponsor Benefit Event Tomorrow The Ash Choral, Meta Christensen conductor, and Jessie B. Chamberlin, president, will hold a benefit bridge party tomorrow evening, at the Ash Institute, 793 Ocean Ave. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morrow, chairman; Miss Katherine McAuley and Miss Marjorie Schorling, cards; Miss Mildred Garvey and Mrs.

Ruth Libby, refreshments; Miss Eleanor Derse, prizes. The choral will present its Spring concert on Tuesday night, May 21 in St. Paul's parish house. The assisting artists will be Wellington Ezekial, bass baritone and Professor Wei, Chinese instrumentalists. The concert will be given for the benefit of the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China of which Col.

Theodore Roosevelt is national chairman and for the emergency fund of the Ash Choral. Delta Delta Delta The annual Scholarship Bridge of the Brooklyn Alliance of Delta Delta Delta will be held in the Solarium of the Hotel Granada, on Saturday. The chairman of the bridge is Miss Marietta Waldron and assisting her on her committee are the Misses Dorothy Strom, Florence Graessle and Gertrude Betsch. Members of Delta Delta from the State of New York met yesterday at Martha Van Rensselaer Hall, Ithaca, N. to renew friendships of college days and to meet the collegiate members of Alpha Beta Chapter located at Cornell University, and the alliance members in and around Ithaca, N.

Y. Mrs. V. A. Fogg of Ithaca was general chairman.

Monday Culture Club The Monday Culture Charity Club met at the home of Mrs. Alfred E. Vass, 131 Quincy on Monday with the president, Mrs. Louis C. Huber, presiding.

Dr. Luke E. Broughton spoke on Robert Southey, English poet and author, and Mrs. Chesterfield had charity as her subject. Others present were Miss Florence Dunn, Mrs.

W. H. Lippincott, Mrs. W. V.

Manning, Mrs. John L. Plock, Mrs. Arthur T. Rutter, Mrs.

Carl G. Schmidt, Miss Freaderika Snow, Mrs. Edward G. Sparks, Miss Helen M. Strang, Mrs, H.

H. Wilson. Columbus Women's The final monthly luncheon and bridge of Columbus Women's Club will be held at Columbus Club on Saturday. Mrs. Lawrence Dalton is hostess of the day.

The group's championship bowling tournament will begin on Thursday. The winner has her name inscribed on the Agnes Engel cup which, with other trophies will be awarded in June. Phi Sigma Delta A dinner and theater party will be held by Phi Sigma Delta 50- rority on Tuesday. After dinner at the Hotel Victoria, Manhattan, the members will see "Ladies in Retirement." Mrs. Donald Cowle is chairman.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Betty Cowie, 1793 Riverside Drive, Manhattan on May 14, Mrs. Morrison Pretz was elected ciate Alumnae of the Packer Collegiate nual meeting preceding the reunion the Biltmore Hotel, Manhattan. Other her were Mrs. John D. East, second vice ning W.

Baxter, corresponding secretary; president of the AssoInstitute at the anluncheon yesterday at officers elected with president; Mrs. Chanand directors for 1940-42, Miss Katharine Burr, Mrs. Clyde C. Hess, Miss Mary Reid Lavery, Miss Margretta Love, Mrs. Frederick A.

Schutte, Mrs. Schuyler Blankley, Mrs. Frederick Cadman, Mrs. J. Douglas Erskine, Miss Theodora Morgan and Mrs.

John F. Thompson. Following the meeting the reunion luncheon was held with Dr. D. president of the Packer, as speaker." His talk was entitled "What is Packer Doing." A musical program was given by Miss Mary Charlotte McClung, flute soloist.

The Babbott Club, awarded to the class having the largest percentage of members present, was given to the class of 1890, which celebrated its 50th anniversary. There were 13 out of 15 living members present and some brought their grandchildren as guests making the total at the table 23. The Alumnae Plate was awarded to the class of 1915, celebrating their 25th anniversary. The plate goes to the class having the largest number of members present, which was 33. Other classes celebrating reunions were 1910, 1920, 1925 and 1930.

Mrs. George M. Billings and Miss Lavery were co-chairmen of the luncheon assisted by Mrs. Schutte, ex-officio, Miss Mildred Bainbridge, Mrs. Channing Baxter, Mrs.

Frederick Cadman, Mrs. Frederick C. Holden, Mrs. Katharine Sloan Pratt, Mrs. Carl F.

Tiedemann and Mrs. Wallace B. White. Theer were 315 present. Schneider photo BRIDE ELECT -Miss Betty Lulince, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Isidore Lulince of 941 Washington is engaged to Bernard Rolnick of 271 Brooklyn Ave. Prospect Club Plans Founder Day Observance Prospect Club, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Glass, president, held a study meeting last week at the Hotel a Bossert.

Mrs. Glass presided and Mrs. Edmund Gale Jewett read the secretary's minutes. Mrs. Frank H.

Cupps was chairman of the day and presented the program. The committee included Mrs. Warren R. Bannister, Mrs. Robert Huse Brown, Miss Julia Harrison, Mrs.

Mae Graham Post and Mrs. Fenwick White Ritchie. The musical program was given by Maria de Vries Smith, pianist accompanist; Florence Stashak and Emily Conover, violinists, all of the Tollefsen Studios. Mrs. William Lloyd Garrison 3d, curatorin-chief of the Brooklyn Children's Museum, was guest speaker.

Her subject was "Mexico" and was illustrated with pictures. The 43d annual founders' day celebration of the club will be held Tuesday, May 7, at the Hotel Bossert. There will be a reception, breakfast and program. The members were Mrs. Willard Amerman, Mrs.

Ray Clark, Mrs. H. Loren Clements, Mrs. Edgar Gedney, Mrs. George Giddings, Miss Clara L.

Hoyt, Mrs. K. V. Ilgenfritz, Mrs. Charles Kahlert, Mrs.

Fred J. Maytrott, Mrs. Chester C. Marshall, Mrs. H.

N. Matthews, Miss Marion J. Terry, Mrs. Irving Olcott, Miss Valeria E. Pogue, Mrs.

John J. Schoonhoven, Mrs. William Strain, Mrs. Charles T. Swimm and Miss Alice Ray.

Elmira College Club The annual Spring luncheon of the Elmira College Club of New York will be held Saturday at the Men's Faculty Club of Columbia University. Mrs. Catherine Hayes Brown, author of "Mary, This Is Your Mother," will speak and Helen Hayes, an honorary alumnae of Elmira (1937) will be present. Miss Anna Howland, assisted by Mrs. Willard A.

McClellan, is hostess and Miss Elizabeth Campbell will preside over the annual meeting and election of officers. A report on the recent annual concert for a Finnish scholarship will be given and plans will be made for the awarding of the scholarship. Announcement will be made of the programs planned for the days when Elmira Colli will be hostess at the College and University Women's Center at the New York World's Fair, Maine Women Members of the Maine Women's Club of New York will celebrate the 37th anniversary of the club's organization at 8 luncheon in the South Room of the Hotel Commodore, Manhattan, Saturday. Miss Alice Hazen Scott, president of the Shut-In Society, will be the guest of honor, and Miss Grace Stanstrut, teacher of elocution at Adelphi College, will speak. The soloist will be Mrs.

Phoebe Pendleton Crosby. Mrs. Jay G. Willson of Brooklyn is president of the club, and Mrs. Ralph G.

Stone of Brooklyn, first vice president. Fortnightly Has Election Samuel Tankoos, secretary; Mrs. John C. Brahney, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph E.

Andrews, Mrs. Raymond J. Bushey, Mrs. Thomas Farrell, Mrs. Leo J.

Farrell, Mrs. Ross I. Hewitt, Mrs. Gerald Kenlon, Mrs. George H.

Logan, Mrs. George E. Mulry, Mrs. Arthur H. Murphy, Mrs.

George McCaffrey, Mrs. Denis Quinn, Mrs. Paul Rigo and Mrs. James A. Roe.

The monthly bridge and tea of the St. Colomban's Foreign Mission Society will be held on Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the Columbus Club. Mrs. Charles Blakeslee Law was elected president of the Fortnightly Library Club at the annual business meeting and election held at the home of Mrs.

William E. Nicklas, 56 Hendrix last week. Other officers include Mrs. Alonzo C. Monagle, first vice president; Mrs.

Oscar W. Swift, second vice president; Mrs. John H. Jackson, third vice president; Mrs. Louis W.

Dornedden, recording secretary; Mrs. W. Chester Freckelton, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Elmer T. Sullebarger, treasurer; Mrs.

Monagle, auditor; Mrs. Willard Bundy Nelson, Mrs. Edward R. Vollmer and Mrs. William R.

Hooper, trsutees. Mrs. Nelson, retiring president, presided. Luncheon followed the business meeting and the committee on arts assisting in serving. A meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Fred Joel Swift, honorary president, of Overledge, Grandview-on-Hudson, N. on May 11. Clio of New York At the annual meeting of Clio of New York, Mrs. Howard R. Driggs, president, held at the Hotel Astor, officers for 1940-1941 were elected as follows: President, Mrs.

Howard R. Driggs; first vice president, Mrs. George C. Hall; second vice president, Mrs. Peter J.

Bongert; recording secretary, Mrs. John C. Payne; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Arnold M. Southcott; treasurer, Mrs.

Orlie M. Clem; auditor, Mrs. Willis P. Miner; historian, Mrs. Dudley F.

McCollum; trustees, Mrs. Walter R. Barnes, Mrs. Louis Stahl, Mrs. Clinton F.

Swimm, Mrs. E. George Payne and Mrs. William C. Kirk.

Seton Hill Alumnae The Rev. Dr. James A. Reeves, president of Seton Hill College, Greensburg, will address the local alumnae at a dinner in his honor on Saturday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Manhattan. Miss Alice Conner of Jamaica is president of the New York Alumnae.

Miss Helen Hickey is dinner chairman. Assisting her are Mrs. Joseph E. Dempsey of Manhattan, Miss Rosemary Geary of Far Rockaway, Miss Eleanor O'Brien of Brooklyn and Mrs. Joseph H.

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