The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 31, 1928, Image 1
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VOT, TV?NO. 13.
Southern Sal<
Writes 1
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'' AJ< OPEN LETTER nv
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TO MY? SOUTH CAIiOUXA FRIKNJ
Jl have devoted m,v soil' foT^cnil "n
_ State, by the introduction " 'V r ill' r
brought you Southern l*'iiielily ?fc iSui
sons are now making a livelihood in .s
Company. ?
Attorney N. J. Frederick ul' C'oliin
BANKERS FIRE INSURANCE COIN
zuliuu 'will, be oiliciaTIy-ente'ied in' Sou
In travelling over over the State, la
eighteen towns with. the leading biisin
already known) that there is a great
in South Carolina, in-white banks. I'i't
that the good people of my State we
provincialism which makes them igno
However, there is a large and gross
who say the proposition at once and \
- j -particular. In this signilicant wave of
Right here antl nosy, I watii Lo~fluu
??the-gospe^^Jf BIGGER .NKGRtT B1?
want to say to those w ho have beyn n
sands of girls and boys front South
to successful and substantial businc
heritage af aristocracy .and cultural thi
' and that was continued by our college:
But the startling thing about h'oti
veloped Negro business. It is absol
Southern States, and will emit in tin i
ri know personally most of thent) invc
'cered^ and managed by Negro nteh ty
and developing young Negro men and
oi Dusiness.
You had might as -well do tile, inevit
build up" the State of Sou eh Carolina
ful-Negro Corporatiohs who are ivllfin
ness there and ufcU&e.-VQur young- pet
When this has been done, and when
tions, they will, in turn, help you to i
State,' and help you to finance and man
If I "can only get you to lift up yuui
. see..the great future of tomorrow, yoi
is absolutely fundamental. / .
In uoiulu&iwfi, .Inuk on the back paj
practica 1 demanstration of the Al
?-sound Negro "enterprises which have a
promotion of Negro business. SOUT1
RANY Stock is listed in Moody's I.nvi
authority on investments) as worth $1
price Of this stock to advance soon, wit
the original price of $1GU.00 per shart,
??Insincerely Ttope thai a large jiundu
as intelligent as were the Trustees of
commenced to receive Imdsome returns
faithfully yours
R. McCANTS AN
^ :_lSpeci
RI-:i/r6X MAN S
' ' o'
Misses Josephiner Thompson. Hasseline
Fin1..y. ^ illi.i ti.n U" it. I 'llalil "
. and Mr. Joed Lee ,Saddler motored to
^rulgrson on Wednesday on a shop?
_ ping tour. . H ?,
Miss Virginia R. Watkins, who_i.4
teaching in Anderson, spent the week.
end. wUKherparunCv: fir;?ami Mr?:
II. WajLkins.
hi is. AoUro A. Jones spent tHc weekend
at home with her parents and
. friends. . - * ': ? }
... tended the Palmett^ -Slate teachers'
^3rtg^'fation, which was held at Columbia
last week. They?report- BrveTy
enjoyable trip.
Miss Willie INLitc Ellis spent Sundav
'Afternoon with Miss Clarice I'ipker,
on Easy St.-" . .
Mr. McKinley Clayton was? the
guest of Miss Carolyn Jefferson, Suitday
afternoon.
Miss Mai'v BlaSsingame spent week
week. ' . |
After a fevTdays illness Rev. F. C '
Morris passed away last Thursday
afternoon. He was rushed' to the
hospital in Anderson ~ Wl-dnosirnv.
" night, March 21st and died thcffdlow_
.ing night after undergoing an onerar
tion. The funeral was.held at IMeas'
ant Hill Church, nftcrmroTfr
March 2Gth and was largely attended
by great crowds from all parts of
the state; He is survived by his wife
and one child, seven years old, and a
host of other relatives and friends.
Mrs. I aw He Bailey, of Anderson,
motored to Union high school, Sunday
afternoon to see her daughter,
^Ij.stTFhnniQ JjaiLay.? ???=
"Miss Verna Clark spent the weekend
with hpr parents of near Ander*
surf. 1 " " '
-Miss NeeTe Kjeith spent Sunday af-,
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C. P. ANN
3S Agent
Open Letter
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?OUSO!" ~:
it. McCAXT* AXIIBDWK >S*
;
lohlhs to the upbuilding of the J_Lume~
nil' main,laid businosa oorpomt-mn*-.- 1
ety, fcb'npany in December, and perouth
Cai'olinn as agents of this, unique
ubia is now busy qualifying for the1P
A NY. unci this? rvma rkable-^orgnrrbih
Carolina within the nefct .few. days,
st fall 1 talked freely and fralfkly in
.'s^ people. I discovered (what 1 had
deal of unused and unworked money
Hind also (which I had already known)
!'e still shackled and "hog-tied"' by a
re iuotrrc.ssi.vc business movements:
ing number of business minded folks
v ho llUM- cooperated with mr m-ev??t-v
progress. ,
ik all of my friends who -hav<y spread
SINKSjj. in' 'Sdut.h Carolina. * And I
ierely hike-worm, that there are thine
Carolina who have a right tQ aspire
ss careers. These children, have a
lit began long prior to the Giiil. War,
. since the Civil War period..it
h Carolina is that it has not deu.tely
at the foot of the column of
aruf the-peoplc -wha have money (anil
stud in sound -Negro enterprises,' oflild
.'women who are, in turn, training
women to succeed them in the field
able thing. There is no other way to
except to take advantage of "siiccessir
to conic.int. tVi<? -i~ i?:
vmwv (Uivt UU uuai'l
-fie in the upbuilding of the State,
you have invested^'in those organizarganize
business institutions in your
lage them. * :. * ; ... ... '
eyes above the hox-izon of today and
.v will realize that what I am saying
re of this paper and you wilt-see a"
lYAXTAGFr? IXVTvSTING in "
dequate capital and experience in the
tlvRN FIDELITY & SURETY COM.itor'a
Service Guide( a leading white
71.00 per share. You may expect the
hr.ut notice. You may still buy it For
! i votiifflvirr-nvrg i-z;
r of my. U'iends-wilL'bo-as wise and
the Masonic' Order who have already
upon their investment
DREWS,
ul' Agent; Southern Sales Company
tornooh with Mrs. Rosa Beck.
3lr. Harold Smith, of ' near Bel-. ^
eon, ^spent the week-end with his
. rami mother, Mrs. Sippie Kay, on
Kasy St. .r? j j
31 rs. Daisy Alico Parker was call- i
#1 away Tuesday by a telephone mest-.
dine, stating that her cousin, Mr S.
Wiaym'ond, of Ouston, S. C., had pass'
vd aWyy.Jlr. Waymond was a mem1
'( i; of the M. E. Church Mrs Park?
vr will be away for two or three
week#;. - ? '
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RETHKU A. M. E. CHURC H NEWS fj
The Sunday School was the scene
/f many visitors and friends last!
Sunday. Among' them were some '
>f the teachers who' were attending
the state teachers' convention here "
and remained to worship with Us. I
The lesson was interestingly taught;
after which a very helpful review
was given by Prof. Thomas, principal
of one of the schools at Camden. t I
? At 11.1ft A, M., t'Vl'll ClUhigh lb-.'1'
morning h?<f been somewhat unfavorable
to Sunday services, there gath- J
very?splendid, audience. I)r. I
It. ET^teogdon selected St. Matthew ,
i.'i .a- ho inMttQhoJ a yen j_
derful sermo^i.^^^
Many visitoysVauaU^jj^mU _ werepresent.
JTir-pnrft^r" h
.to the miTgregatiun.?Mrs. D.
[-i-Trf;?ifc? of Dr. I)." A. Perrin, o^V
Charleston, made. timely remarks. |
At H :00 P. Al,Dr. Borgdon aseend- j
ed the rostrum foiv'U^c 2rd time Sunday
and selected MarLA''^' snhiootfi"Tr
tie Greatness": from whichslu; delivered
a very strong sermon tothe
graying numbers imattendaneo aj.-tfre
cpqh'ff aopvlct'B. .. S"gg? - j"\Vc
delight in having strangers and
friends visit our chureh. ?
Sundav is Communion day. You
are invited to worship with us. I
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(UAL REF
7 COLUMllIA. S. C;>, SAT
III SIN ESS I.E.Ui I'JO TO iiLMCT
" " OFFICERS
1 * s
Everyhody is invited tu.come to -.the
mass ljneelimr, b.AH) pa-Tuck, Tuesday
night, .'At?ril did ut._Ladson l'toshy-,
tcrian Church ami ho.'u the annual
report oi' liie oiik-efs of th'O Local Business
Lcyjlt^ -and- clci-i newi'trtr.Vh(i
eujtfuiiifj year. : ? .
11 icier r f fgmiii.'j I'-ulluus.
1. A new niihWbeiship . Will lie enrolled
liv
Johnson, iiii_i? ^Tt,. nrVnr! inemJ^mdiinJLee).
.2. A report from the'leiirihg ollicialx.
d. The repiiri'oL the .committee on
nomination at^tf the :rtlo{>tion--?frtheir
report . 7 L.
.the. installation of the "lieVvly
elected pllieers. ;
- 5. Adjournment.
1 lie lncn'ihers of the nomination
committee are as follows.: i'rof. C. A.
iolnrs n, I'll.I". 'A. ToyfivsemL. I'rof.
H. I'auinea: user. .ilr. 1' \{ I
Dr. 1). K. .7ei.Tc.ns> .'dr. it. L. {Simons,
d r (K.?('lai kt .J.-! r.?C'i db'tiiHer and
Dr. J. G. Stuart. .
fl he- alio.', e' nil niit: en v " n d?r.l?i
i)y I'rehhrU l-.eoyy at ili.- e\mekis:on
i<i' the K-' v1' - Itw' tuVc.'iin:;, held" at'
llethel. ("taiie!:. tstuplay ; fterirrioit,
Mar.eh lflll.- Il Was ilu II xteeided'tlVat
Ji eo.mn". ift.ee /ta.m_va?i. the. c?mmunity
toi* newollicjhis' <J? the liusU
. ' ' l . * i
nuss League l?>r the I'lisiimti year.
Kyeryl o:ly is .urged' t >. ho'AfH'^sent,'
trfrnma t?( hih<. rs ui the League atul
help.'the new ( Hieers hy adopting the
vommit tee's report.
vyiN.vsiioiio ni:\vs
J\Ii". Alexander l'eay ait?1 his new
liri le have moved into" their newly ereelctl
hlime ufi ColTj ge: A? newlyinstalled
piano makes e-verylhi'ng*vcrN.
lively 'indeed...; - .
* After having a severe fall. Airs. J
Jaekseh tiis get' inir ' an nieelv ai_l
this Writing. '
The. ..T'l-esltviwriiT >mill ' lie I 'il hurrr"
this week at (';dvn-ry I Yes1w*"vh"
thureh; of v. hi eh It. v. -I." I trier' is..the.
pastor. .
A popularity contest between the
young: ladies of the various churches
>f fto city'was"held at Whyman A!:
,M, 'K.i Chuivh Irist Monday evt-nintf,;
i h W hieli AILj Jvv a-Mfm 1!. t !: i f. h~n wrr^~
k;elare<U $|tf.aen ut-AVinnslu+tirt.
~ Anion,i;- th">:e"aHeii'(!in;V the stale '
t'eaehcra' association from this city
tnfit Week: Ret".' IX \V7 Rns!< ;% Rw.
Yrtunji' .rin?l' his ilativl.ler, Miss .'Julia.
Miss Maniicy Mcln'.< h. PhYR W, A,
Ro-s^an'.I his' faetiUy:- Jlis/os Viola
Weston, Je- liilhanv, X- !!! Ci
iiviif umiii' rnrnrrni, i>vn .v ; .
Wr ini- 1 h1 in r1 r" ; .- ? >i. i,i.
Russell,' who got'.a - vere. Iii!nip !-,
nil autpihohile ayo,' is kp
ind out on crutches^ i
. Anions the welcome yi. it i s'to o?t>
town last week were I'roiV O. C. Mcintosh,
of .lolui - it'iu,' S.' C.. anil 'hiv
sisteV, Miss' \MueiV Mclrt di, o!.'
UuiKiiiii. t ci ii .e, I i..'.-V- ,.i rnr~
Lis Academy and IYofd. \Vri?yh't. of
Bamberg - .
Rev. \V. '1'. Burton, his wife, and
little \V. T., dr., are here this vreek
attending the Presbytery. :
" Miss Joint (iilniore. a me ruber of
the faculty of the city svlyiieorrfined.
to her home-in Rock 11 i 11. \V<
hope she. will soon recover and re i
turn to her class room work.
Mrs. Clecfe Mnuigault I )u berry,' of j
Baltimore, M<h, who ha? for sometime
been indisposed at in r parent^
home hove, is "improving nkejy at
this writing. '.-iv? ...
?Mi'.'. H. d'1 "! ', \vi!'<?; of Yiev. (\ '
II, Stecde, Jins- htvn a vittini of the
NlhrM for-several (Jays. Wo prkl'djy re-j
port that she is much bettor at this!
writing*.. ' r?
A croud time-'is
ne\'t Afotcbiv Avnnlu'n- -ivI-w.V. ,,,. I
...V .wr
host Hi ami. in 11 i.i fmm- A'Urn F-4
v.'ill enliVUun "44>^?
at. \\Tfv m:m A. Cdvirrh. of \vIvJ:-I; '
Ror. -F. I'. .Tfli'v/O'i i'- pastor. Verily,
cfc^v\\'hf>' po to ltpin them will *in
w i s^^^ure iyt".l. ' j
?* fava'ur:^ (Tl-^n vivnT^iSr-^
Mnrcli/t^K >" '.! > has hoop of mmh
KOfld n..1 \U^' chnrc|i.?It hn* cxtrailpartrnents
of tile oh uieli and invested
ORT ASSl
c*.
L'UDAY, .MAKC' II 31, 1928
Ai-faio 1 I KMSHliS "SHOCK
i KOOL .V 1-OlC .MlNOUl l V IN
L . S.
N. A. A. C. l*t Annual Report ^h^rts
Kttt-e -Ayyjre-Re;>hiy~nf American "V
Democracy
to the Annual Report lor 11)27 of the
AaMulktl Association lor the Advance-I
incut of Colored People, Gb Fifth Ave-rn-,
"to I>TT-~inttdt^mm~?TT(Trrry, refers
to /the Negro - as renresentine- t he
"shock troops" TTi IjeTTaTT of all the
'minority groups in American The
foreword in full of the N. A. A. C.
! 1\ Annual Report will be as follow^:
6 "The recortlTor"the yeai\U>27 has agnin
demonstrated-, that the National
Association for the Advancement of
(Adored People is the only organizatloiial
of national scope effective on
i national scale in its plforts-to se!
rare-, rcallifni and safeguard the fun(iftsuenta!
right of the American' Xe-'
?xu. Li?U?Uw?Negro's?instrument. Ami
the Ne.gro represents the 'shock
troops' of the minority groups in AI
I'nerien.'.wliich tfaf-' fhn mnlUv a_'
('.."A.s in i;?jC,.the AssOc'Uitjon's work
irn-. loeLii I'uFlTssotr iu-the courts. .And
the courts- .have again shown that
.v.lj\io tin Negro is organized and pre'
pared to defetnh-^hfs rights,- .\mcri
an public opinion, as the _couv4.s of
tkcland i (.-present it, is prepared to
'i,x' iiitkilim jUsI ley. fl(j wnfl|i point irtg .
.particularly", tp the. eminent legal
mind's*. \?hicli-the Association's cause enlists,.
The Association's entire annua!
budget \yould hardly cover the
ren t of a single case before the U!
Ttitetl* {stated Syprimte . CotiiT if the""
j .Tpsnc'.atfon's legal advisors charged
tor their .services instead of. gQuer- ?u.siy'
(Unfitting them.
"The Association's work, as everyone
knows, radiates into every.phase]
>f race relations. Its small stall' nor- i
I Tours nmnv ^ fnnct toric f.vWv. \
radio talks to invogtiyiiUny riots.. !
Ft i LL.t_i\uj. hunt! libit} 6T lippeals every
mnnl I,/ ffrorvnlH^a^ of-the C0UTP-"try
for qid. It sends lynching. seatistii-s
to California fln an extradition
'also;, investigates discrimination. in
the Atssssippi flood area and calls I
the facts to the attejiton of ,the authorities;
lights for ttie Xeirro's l ie lit,
to vote-in the South; htoek's anti-inlerir.aixjitge
huws_ in t he -North; conT .
n Hghi. the.. Klan with' pub- ,
iicily; fcstaMfdies tire Negro's, case 1
in" rite' newsletters and magazines not '
>s:Iy "in. Atnei'ica but throughout l'.u
rnpcp'-holds hundreds of public meet- /
ihgs, where it is able; defends the '
I oor-and' ignorant from injustice is
nir.g rat e prejudice;. and .continues
i !. il.j >n' tm.lwnvl;.< in TTre~Trh'ti-.r"
>.a.tc.v ^ up rente. Court decisions for ."
1''/ protection of the Negro's funda-. .
jiiu.ntal~t i.vhti?. " j f
"The appeal coming in to the "Asso-!
elation from a!i sources, for informa-;
tioii as well as for aid, arc increasingh?
number. It is now realized that the.'
A . n.i.itiun is il!iit|Ul' l? lis held: Any-, i
>i e w ho will hastily" scan this sum- ;
ary of its activities for the year;
will s.ee at once that" the work of the. I
Xatiunal .-Association Tor the Advance-'
ncr.t of Colored People vitally affects !
he \vcli'awo* of "Tvery colored . person
n the .t'hito.d. States." .,
'lu-nv wif*i a spiritual "zeal that is. j
full and inspiring/-- They have, been j
ir.'Viaed to catch' a new and'.t'gh*ev (
rip upon their work and member-! (
i" . and to seek larger results fronrr;
- heir efforts. ' ' . i..
JiiCl'. P. Watson, of Columbia, S. j
l iKd the preaching of the-re
i\ ai. is well informed, deenlv -spirit- I f
1'nlized, and vcrv powerful in hi* ev- ,
;*vy 'discoijVsOv The~ congregations ! ?
which greeted the . preached at aech [ j
' ; rul" I.missive
to his fearless and yet t
ilHui ard enlightened method of at- m
..upon iiiimtii m, .the .ma ]
: !n piii'h lii>- prqnohuy inr.nv .*i111u-1 s
have Keen srivftj more defective"^
Uves of Christ iani nave been cor- ' <
roetod. ' / ! |
An effective feature of the meet{)(
incr wa> the very effective singing oi>. i
the chorus of fifty voices of youngi.1
Tcorde-. This group is- being- trained '
"and lo(l by Mrs7. A*. B. hakuomon. who i
is enthusiast i < *. genuinely Christ i.rrrry
truly efficient .and effective in her ;
wor^iWisses Marguerite Dohrcri, t
?dttlie -.^THj1h. Loujse .Kivers and Mb?; i
h?R. ifr.i very ttofnf&reiflT i
revival pianists '< ll
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ERTS RAC
^ THE VOIvVv<ii".-T
St irooi/J.i;.\m;i:.- : :
MY i'lHS. LOlt-jVljj!i .i. . ,
I'.Al,.Njt, i j V ,u.A.. ,
. ? , ; \ '-* TiNrcs^ia
tit' t.-v r ? * . - - - - - ?
"^i~r-TTr?T77 (; >
'-1 ani .
it nrffc lair hi<-, ^
at the result ?.r
llomi-i', t hi-.
attack, hut as y :a . _a.vou
liavc ftoni; j.' : .. j
Association up A -. i ' ....
your 131 oil union!: to k , i
. iJiR'l'l .tic (If- f
"thousands ye' who !.' v. .
can 1u? of 'son it,. toy:.; A':, //
know. . . " ' * -.
A Very sin* < ;v7 "y< o.
'
HKS.OIJ TfOX .
TEACHER'S* Asy-r'ty-y ' ,
KIOSOIA'KI): Th ? ;"-"77^
ors' A> noi ia! i.it:/ o.voy.? y?he'.
noii-ro-c!(?c'r.ic.n ?y-. [.
Kxcculivo S. rMaiy .,' . ; 7
cd to Jack of ror!i(l< uc-y";ii
to the policy oi: n
/ Vi'Mti i (TTTy ' * '
.. it. s^vsl;.; : A
v "i
t .Viil.., 'ii.y<"'-if
J'EAR jrjR." MYERS: ' .. .
I ju.n nm.-t u rit;. ynu.:u v.- .
ond ho\y Sohlf1 of yuift* *; V
session of . nq , f gfcgiy *1 ^nrij 1? - \ ..
^c^rjivLu,4 ,, . . ?
pome of iis hnvo a Mr/m$
WlioiV I thinU. cVf.-hciv. 'y U; thh'i: ':/
^fiE is, T \v-'ii !v' h'\\ ... - c'' . *
Ji-; to art.as iW.<r'<! :.I.r~'l. ". "
twicker*.wanted
aiccptoif it* V
to I ^ . fepOM '] yi . y . j ' '' ' .
v. ho.have been ;v v
i'.iu'i in N/???^-r?
~T .-. l' .
my pear Fin.':\'i):, i, ?~~
I did not jfbt to sco J'o'u Jii-tyj?, ; : ; ,
I-OUr-oll! I) > f) f] y. ,.1[. >
ntji'liilioi! :ihd v>;i>1;.l.d.yvorX ;
[do?d.s_*.
i'v;M .nyi r-', ) ? ? JI.-V - - - -r
'id li'vfl.fxt, Ihi I;.; ' ' w. '4
uTTthnx i;p the cj.Vvcr-.-v .. .
hi* Kmi.t oi^jwizafuti
4 . hitvinjf. ono.^tfty />i <;', ?*f
fVinerica.*' *" :
'As I-tinnk of - >hc Vnh^, ',s-' .
"ink ?f i. m. A > r,h -].
Georgia State Ce
$50.000 For
It'n I hit suiul Dollars (>nl.ri1>uti'dl;j ^ ,
.111II ll v; lln^anu .,1,1 .
" ll .? ti K| ^
I. * .
le raise the Work of, president !lu- bcrt
.
Liuorviia State Ituitt-**rial .O'd.'o! t. ha-.??r*r"
jiist received en Jul. i:j a,:'
Ifty thousand ilejlai s'to bo no il Y- l('.i
>cvhianent biuldbijrs. o'f ibis'-fun''.
or'y thrfr.sand.il diars \va ebn'tribnt- \y
d by; tifo General .Kd-u-nt'on lb.
?f New Y'd'b U ity ;j:id ten tho:.i ... . .
iollars. by'Ib>ser,wuM it' Chi- :x
aijo through th; -dalius ' !!o< i. i;wa! .
~ "U'TT"
eiieral'.fr'iMifieratbii) Yor 1 ni nroVeniMi!
Thif .General Kdu'cuiii.n lb !;V Y
i tlvhrty thousand d M.urs t\vo, year* .
itro the work of 4he t'o'i.?.-,> 1 .
unmr-ra mttkr r.v. ad.:'::- ' ~
h<?u?ahd dollar eonfrilnithm c q-- : <
ifoht upon lUi...rolleyc raisino; , ten
n" " lotfor tTr~l\Ij-7 A A 1 ??'hnirman
of^ th? Hoard of T. ... .
list received firm Ih\ Ilm'-vo \ '
>f -the Juttas KosenwaHl J'uyd; .J--,
'"nibreo s;H?T,""Mr. IlosmirvvaM ha ; ;;
'd mo to stath specifically- .that j.'iv
ntoreSj is in m. -n. '! i -u~?
lis confidence in Prevalent 1^?1 c'J ;
ivhum^fte known: TusV/'^rr and T-V'"r.'.
>vhQ'"c he ha-s great'.a/Tiniratl.'h. .
. How the Money i< to hA 1"^.4
Thlrty-fh-o thousand-dollar's ufiiTi:>.mnronrinfiruT
zgffl ho ii1l.T To^viTT ' ?
Snd equip a modern dining room Jo <.di
jent: ti\oe hundred students and TViT riv
toon - thousand dollars^of thisamount i Mr.
? 1 ? \"1
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