THE CHINA MAIE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1960.

UK's ECONOMY STRONGER

London Reflected by

revival of

Market dull

London, Feb. 2, Labour troubles slowed

truding

the second straight day, Industriala

trade in 1959

HONGKONG

STOCK EXCHANGE

by

„Our Own Carraspundent

Busineso done at the long- kong Stock Exchange thia aproxi- morning amounted to mately $1,010,000. Noen

Last year, the economy of the United King- dom grew stronger than at any time on the London Stock Exchange today for

since the war. The country's internal prosperity has been reflected by a quotations and the moming's booming retail trade, a high level of employment, a mounting industrial production.

Irregular were with lealers reacting uncer- talny after Dumnes.

lower and

OR

showing early shares tended

coppers were dull following a fall in the price of The ut tab

Lading l thares were also Jet, although holding fairly dexplic the Mile-East Hare-up,

British Government

Their Cotsinund

Joviment.-AP.

function

transaction5:

Bharks Buyer Seller

BANKS Bank 1100 1200

INSURANCES

Wall Street

recovers in strong rally

New York, Feb. 2.

The Stock Market made a strong rally in fairly

active trading today.

The market opened slightly Minnesota Mining

Minion Development following Stonnento Chemies! Co. lgher and clive Monday's rise. The ticker tape Montecatini was lete. The markeu

Montgoniery WATO.... National Bănculí Co. 20 1200 the first hour and it exstirnid Rational Lead

1205 solidly ahead by the end of

Can lieg. "A"

Баев

110 1105 201103

10 0.95

40

SHIPPING

0,10

0.15 48368.10

140006 0.10 |

Union

Bul Britain's is not a closed Naturally these nets benefit- For Kvie thing cotomy, The United Kingdom's es Eritain.

need as un international they relieved hee of the fatest

substantial payments Laard centre of nancial and commer- to make

at activity means that econo, of interest, Bu. They also con- Whocluck berdu

within its boun-tributed 10 the ceonomic immie trends recent

daries Bevitably have furungth of other countries, for reaching repereunions els example, by strengthening the DOCKS, ETC.

of the International K. Whet

Doelt..... Monetary Fund itself.

Provident These

Closing prices

LAHTI

a

where, A recession in Briti position Dydustry has

con- painful 1970/68-- | sequences sooner or later for no primary producire com- tries.

Giltedred Bondi British Transport 3. £60.3779.

Cansols 215-48-13/10. Cunoin 471-1)/16, Conver £644

Fund Loan 2. 1930/CCN) Pundtrut Stock at 1999/20m- £70.

Funding Lau 4%, 1960/00— £$274. Savinge RDG-11-15/10, Savings 3, 1900/79-28. Savings 195/75-£75-3/10.

Inic

Harclay's Dank "A" Ltd

Chorteerd 14ank—634 Gd.

Spaght ng07x Bd.

Jy's

irarance

1909-

¦

The reverse le equally true As a result o revival in British trzzde in 1950 boosting inter- national trade generally, More- over the

British Government

has been able to take a series of deps whleft it hopes will con- ord-tribale to the welfare of other

Union Insurance Canto—- £ 5-10/255.

Airerait & Motorn Brit

Motor Corp. Ord-24 33. De Havilland Alteraft-31 49. Ford Metas

-107

Hawker Siddeley Group Ord-3s 2015.

Hooter Lidt "A"-10#_1015d. Standard Tron Terational Breweries

11344

Distillers C—–376.

Ballding and Materials

Associated Portland Cement-71 Gooden Wall & Lead Ord-50%. Pinehin Jatinion Aranciates Ord- 418 41941.

tosi, Her, and Engineering Italrick & Wieux 1-4 Oct. United Steel D

Vickers 1.td-35 4.

Food and Tobacco

British Americon Tob. Ca.. Lid-. |

GBs 34.

Imperial Tobacco

3d.

Co.. 173

Miscellaneous

Boardinge Masten Lack-19 British Oxygen Lid. Ord Canadian Pelle By--847 De La Rue Co. d. Ord-72 Dunlop Rubber - - Tangkong & China Co5--134.

Imperial //cat-5R10td.

Link re Unilever Latihan 753093,

Paper

124.

4190.

Bowater Paper Corp Ord-73 9. Radio and Mertrient Acid Electrical-848, Flectrical & Musical-d) English Electre Co-41 sd General Electric—–448 64.

Solpping Indo-China Stam

Nay. Co. defi

&O Steam Navigation ord-47% 415d.

Great

td.

-

Stores Universal Stores "A"-50 Marks & Speezer Ltd---73+ 195k, Woolworth F. W. & Co-die 10.

Texti

Coal J 1 LA-35# D

Courthuidh Ltd—by ·Bd.

15 20.

Minca

countries,

For example, during the year was able to the Government

of schedule iepay well heal

e 250 allen dollar borrowed from the Export-Import

Bank

favourable develop-' ments were made possible by the strength of sterling which i remained strong

នះ

་་

1:49

10 18000

even during 'Talked Dock 41% 429% difficult au- the traditionally

LAND, ETC. fum peried. The position was sustained by an improved ba

Hotel 3571 lance of payments, and by the K Land 442 gold and foreign currency re- enabled serves, This not only

Government to wipe out much of its external debt as already explained; it also allow- ed it to.

active continue on' polley of trade liberalisation.

Example

during 1950 was the abolition,

Humphreys, 21.10 Realty

1.63 1.673

82388

500 45 40000 443

200 or 443

2000 or 21.70 6000 1.923 E0000 1.00 00000 # 1.65

23000 1.673

was

16 widen its gains wt near New York Central

North Amer, Aviation the clone. Some stocks were

Northwest Airlines Com.1 below their best at the close or Profi-taking.

Mctors and steels Ind the advanos,

All other major sectors of the market jolted the broad rise, the norkel's best in more than four months.

Ralis, ulties, drugs, alt- crafts, rubbers, chemicals and nonferrous metals advanced..

Most gains ranged from a few eents to around three dollars a share but some were up

much as x dollars,

alle Mathtesta

Otis Elevators

Exford Vapor Cu.

Tasite Gux & Elec.

Peramoga Pelzer

|

Pan Amertens. Airways

Parke Davis Co.

Penny J. C. C.

Penn. Salt Co

Radio Corporation Radio Corp. Pret. Republic steel Reynolds Motal Rheem Mig. .....

Sinefal t

Of 1,221 Issues traded, 708 ad-Southern Co. (The)

vanced, 240 declined,

were unchanged.—AP,

and 183

Closing pricesS

Alden Ine. Aes. Allied Chemicair

Mills Inc. Alled

Allis Chalmer

191

NSPORTATION

U.S. commercial jet planes face competition

Washington, Feb. 2.

PHE U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board told Congress on Monday that the Russians and British are reported planning for an operating supersonic air transport between 1965 and 1968.

If the glant, faster-than- sound planes

are bullt elst-

where in the world, the Board U.S. shipbuilding

sald,

"The favoured position

enjoyed by American civil air- cruft manufacturers might be lost for decades."

Describing his agency as in- 40% creasingly concerned about such a plane being developed by a foreign

the Board's nation, chairman, Mr James R. Durice sent its evaluation to Sen. Warren G. Magnuste (Dino-

42'.

crat-Washington), chairman of the senate commerce committee. Mr Magnuson sald the letter 50% "confirms my worst fears that America's leadership in com- 20% mercial Jet pussenger and cargu

planes is in great jeopardy.'

JA

REQUIREMENTS

2714

Procter & Gamble Co.

07

Pillsburgh Plate Glass

THE

03

earm. Roobuck & Co. Safeway Stores

201

Smith, Kline & French Socuny Mobl

357

Solar Aircraft

Sperry Hand Standard Brans Standard Oil of Cal Standard Oil of Ind Standard Oil of NJ.

**

Sicep Iock..............

543

Sterling Drug_Co.

51%

Stokely Van Conp,

372

Studebaker Packard Corp.

13000 / 1.675

30

nahin Mining...

07

RUBBER Amala. Trunt Sungata

Am: Brake Eline

50

Swin & Co,

47

4,00 8.40 3.55

4.40

America: Airline

2112

Texas Co.

77xu

0.70 2000 < 0.43 3.05 7000 3.60

American Cable & Radle

Textron Inc.

Corp.

1334

Time Inc.......

American Cyonamid Co

Tri-Cont. Warrants

**

If the

Amer. & Fona. Power

Üülen Carbide

All Gin & Electric

Tinion Oil of Cal

271

Am. Horse Prod.

155

Lulon Pacific Railway

20

2014

United Aircraft

30

4015xd

United Ors Corp.

JET

60%

3. Foll 3**

411,

U.S. Gypsum

41

US. Rubber

23

US Smetung

33

114

U.S. Steel....

921280

3214

Warner Bros.

30

403

Westinghouse Electric (N)

31

Western Union Tel. Co.

F

Winn-Dixie Slates

4445

2st; | Woolworth (10. W.)

60

Chrysler Motors

642

Zenith Radio

10-4

41

-UFI.

Cutale Primalive

Co.

33

Commercial Credit

Consolidated Edison

xd

Continential Oil of Del.

Cemeat

++

43 43.75

500 of 43.70 2300

Crane Co. ........................

Agreed merchant

43.75

Crown Zellerhach

471

of Macau E

.. 11.40

STORES, ETC.

163

20

274%

57

5:00 24.40

1000 L♪ 24.40

El Paso Natural Gas

12

125 +4.50

Firemone Tyre & Rubber

1900 4.30

of the Walted States In 1057. A striking example of this In addition 200 million dollar, was repaid to the International Monetary Fund, In part setile nant of n Hetvanee made in 1956. Then fowards the end the year, the Government an- Founced that it would not seek a renewal of the 738

area.

3014

*37 3314 2400

500 331

134

300 @ 2:31

... 10.40 19.80

Electric .....

2434

last November, of most of the UTILITIES remaining quantitative controls

Train those imports, especially from the dollar

This Youma followed the abolition of limits C. Light on the amount of foreign cur- inillion rency

Available for travel deliar standby credit from the abroad the previous month, 1.ternational Monetary Fund.

that T can also be argued

in initialled the agreemein

Stockholm Electrle New 22.80 November establishing European Free

which Telephone Trade Association, in Britain is the largest economic unit, represented

Bank rate

rise helped

money

flow

re

London, Feb. 2. The sterling area's gold and

convertible currency serves fell by £18 million in January and at the end

in

a

πιονς towards moro trading

further INDUSTRIALS

liberal not

is For EFTA intended to be a weapon

trade warfare but an association

of countries aiming at increased

30% 3312

trade among us members who Dairy ...... 24.40 24.00 remain

J- free to decide dividually their own

trading

policles with non-members.

able to

One of the results of Britain's improves balance of payments Watson ....

Lant. Craw. has been that she was

less COTTONS capital to the maintain with confidence her exports

of the month were £959 developed countries, particularly million, the British Trea- to there in the Commonwealth,

The Treasury has estimated Nanyang ...

total flow of capital Gampell. Reuter's that the

from Britain to the rest of the Financial Editor, writes:

sury announced today. Sylnyr

recent

The figures impliclly confirm Commonwealth during

of money has years has averaged about £240

that the flow

Don Goldhelds of South Armes-urned in London's favour since million annually.

the bank rate was raised by one Of equal importance per cent to five per cent January 21.

Cons. Zine Com. Ort-744 34.

De Beers def.

Iringtone Tin 41,

Petaling T- 31.

Band-105,

Southern

Cine Ltd-30 34.

inion Cortsd

Went Driefonte Goldring

During January,

am on function as

7 million Kingdom

was paid in respect of bilateral manufactures

From the products, such deble outstanding European Payments Union, and

produce

21.30–24.00

300 16.99 2000 6 10.80 300 10.70 1000 al 16.70

Amerie Metal

American Smelting Armco Steel

Atlas Cuna. Mining

BULK & Oblo

Finance

Benguet Cor Bethlehem Steel

Borden ("Thej Co.

100 24.50 urroughs Add Machine

100 23 O

1700 50033

Campbell Soup Co.

Canadian Pacific R.

Chelt Peabody

200 (0 245

309 of 24,45

1000 e 24.30

20 of 24.40

47 ct 24

Cuban Amer, Bugar

Diamond Alkat

Diamond Gard

Douglas Aircraft

Earlinan Kodak

Ford Motu

Dynamics

400 31.50 Generelle

2500 2440 1000 24.50 | General Foods 2000 3b 24.40 | General Motors

Glidden Co.

5.98 1000 ** 0.70

10000% 10000

Goodyear Tyre Gult Oll

ל1201

rates

Mr

deteriorating

Washington, Feb. 2. THE Federal Maritime Ad- ministrator, Mr Clar- enco G. Morse has told Con- gress that the U.S. shipbuild- ing industry is "deteriorat- ing."

Mr Morse takt a House Ap- propriations sub-committee in today tzstimony mnde publle that work In U.S. stipyards be decreasing **wi rupidly."

very

He efted Agures comparing

supersonic transport work being done in shipyards in comes intu being in the next 1050 through 1959 to back up decade.

Durtee uld, behin prediction. tween 100 and 200 such planes could meet all requirements for the long distance routes.

work was

Mr Morse raid dane on 32 ships un January 1, 1930, 04 In 1997, 115 In 1954, and 70 on December 1, 1959.

Such an alreraft, travelling

There will be at least 31 at 2,000 miles an hour, carrying OB to 180 passengers, could hop new ships delivered this year, very obvious that the from New York to Rome, Parls so it is

volume at work in the yards two Frankfurt in about or

the hours.

Board reported. will be decreasing very rapid- Their cost was estimated at $12" he said. to $25 million each.

Mr Morse said he had asked The Board quoted one Ameri- the commerce department for can manufacturer us estimating permission to replace war-bullt adequate financial strips by building 34 new vessels that, given assurances, he could have 0 starting in fiscal 1901.

prototype flying in about three But he said the Commerce years and could make deliveries Department slashed the figure U.S. Dollars Maximum selling in another three years or solo 20 and the Bureau of Budget 17-13/32, Minimum buying AP.

17-21/32; T/T 17-23/32 O/D 11-

25/32 30 dinys 17%

4817-31/32 90 days.

8E)

901,

2001

Swiss Frencs selling 75-5/10.

60 days

Maximum Merger of

West German Deutschemarks helicopter firms

Exchange rates

41

42T

3.2

72'.

Hammond Organ

$31

Textiles ..

D

Heyden Newport Corp.

Idaho Power

47

Ingersoll-cand

43

15 10 15 20

200 15.30

Interchemical Corp.

20314

1000 19.20

Int'l Business Machines

4243

1000 15.20

Int'l Harvester

48

International Nickel

་་

Business was done Unofficial

9251

6374

U.S. dollars (per 1).

2014

707%

Australian holes (per

Indonesian

Siam ini (per 100)

573,

Singapor

(Straits)

|Allied

to her INVESTMENTS exporter of that........ capitat is the role of the United a purchaser of primary and

us agriculturol and minerals, tron Es million was used towards other countries. Britain's de- Brish Borneo Petroleum Syndrepurchasing the outstanding

balance of the Becember, 1950. mand for goods and materials

from abroad drawing from the International Monetary Fund.

of her industrial

year!

107 d.

Bruch Petroleum Co., Ltd-507. Flurral-B d

Reval Dutch Petrale, - € 15% Shel Transpor Trading-1528 pd.--Reuter.

NOTICE

as a consequenco revival waS

Excluding the debt repoy-in feet a marked feature of the ments, the current less during

January was only £0 million, This revival,

which began

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, and was believed to be running goods. Towards the

LIMITED

Forty-First Ordinary Yearly General Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ordinary | Yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Bank Head will be held at the Office of the Bank, 10, Des Voeux Road Contral, Hong Kong, on Saturday, the 20th day of February, 1960, at 12

o'clock noon, for the purposo

of receiving and considering

al

rate change-Reuter.

In November and December slowly was for much of the year to consumer it had been about £20 millen chiefly confused

end of Emilar rate, possibly 1959, however, there were signs higher, in the first three weeks that the capital goods industries to share in it bank wern beginning of January before the

Farticularly ofcuraging wads the news, just before Christmas, that orders for machine tools-

цветя both

hamo from

and Abroad had started 10 client sharply in the early autumn,

Good trim

+

Rubber market

quiet

By the end of the year most Britch industries were in good trim, although there were some notable

including exceptions,

ans However Ave-year

coal mining, shipbuilding.

4

3.85

2000 4 10.10

2500 15.20 2015.10

7.30. Se

2000 or 1 2000

230 8,00

Int'l Tel & Tel Kaiser Industries Kennevoit Copper Lifion End.

Lockheed Aircraft

Loewa_incom?......

Lone Star Cement Co. McDermott J. Ray

McDonnell Alteraft

7.0

Yesterday's Closing

134

31

exchange

THE

London, Feb. 2. Westland Aircraft helicopter construction firm today announced sign- in the local ing of a fusion agreement

Inus market morning at the following rates:-

with

another

helicoptor-

Sterling notes (per £}}, 15.07 producing company, Fairey

12.01

rupla (per 1001 16 Aviation, subsidiary of the

2010 Fairey company

COMMODITY PRICES

MITALS

NEW YORK

No. 2 Feb.

No 3 Feb.

No. 4 Feb.

Spol rubber unbeled

Blanket crepe

No. 1 pala crope ...

Ib.:

J. 114-1151

14-114

1827-1189

1126-12415

132-1342

LONDON

Closing prices all in pence per

Closing prices, all in cents per No. 1 Ras spot

1b.:

Lead

Mar. May

Ziri Mar.

Copper Mar.

May May

LONDON Closing prices, all in sterling per long tori:

Old. basis, ports;

Settlement house term:

Jan March

11.44

April/June

3816-384 3311-33,

1132

July Sept. ....

11.05

314-1

12.02

General marketa,

01.86-07

Fol

33-331%

3702-43

Mor,

Exista crepe

thin Feb

300 30

the aircraft industry.

during 1950 a new

Buyers Sellers

Thcovery et lower had to activity, and in the court the year the aircraft industry

Tin for the

Brot held out

3-month re. Copper

Epot Icycl 0:

3-month Lead 1st half Feb.

702

793

per kilogram, cit. Feb.

7683

760

No. 1 rubber

3.28 biryers

No. 2 rubber

No, 3 rubber

2803)

No, 1 crepe

May

Zine ist half Feb.

MAY

Ship-

Singapore, Feb. 2.

plan was announci very quiet coal Industry which throughout the morning with the promise of ultimate

the Reports of the Directors The market rated and of the Auditors and the Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet for the year ended 1st December, 1959, and for the alection of Directors and the appoint ment of Auditors,

The Register of Shares of the Bank will be closed from

little business passing. Jower sheels buyers meet sellers Idean. The afternoon was rather began rationalising its structure more hetive with prices rising in a vigorous manner.

iso began to express to close

buliders plowly

nt the day's

their about mero best."

confidezko Lowera in good demand with future prospects. differentiala narrowing and for- Of course, buoyht cordillons in industry and trade bring their wards in some demand,

Over the past In London, the rubber mar-own problems. ket was dull with spot quoted year or so the United Kingdoin Wednesday, 10th February, at 38% pence per pound. has managed to maintain re:

20th In Saturday, to

Amsterdum, 1960.

the rubber markably stable prices. But to- words die end of year, the Gov-

Her February, 1980 (both days market was quiet today.

In New York, the tex rubber erriant was showing increasing whleh Inclusive) during

futures today closed 15 lower concern to make sure that in- prices, period no transfer of shares to seven points higher

with lation was kept at a distance. How successful the exhortations palen of 10 contracts. can be registered.

the x- of the Chunecllot of Although overett operationsquer for the maintenance of By Order of the floard were on the quiet side, the lower prices will prove has yet sicotted at the close to že reem; but there has cor- rifter tarller easiness. While the tuinly been some response. The Increasing tension in the Mid-Government is also watching

ile-East was

KAN, TONG PU Chief Manager. Hongkong, 2nd February, 1960,

markel

AMSTERDAMI Closing prices all in guilders

321 buyer

3,20 huyers 3.52 buyers

UPI.

SUCAR

NEW YORK -

Colsing prices alt in cents per fb:

COTTON

LIVERPOOL

1.81

Closing prices all in pence per ib.:

American Contract

March/April

May/June

July/Aug Oct/Nov.

Dec./Jan

Mixed Contract

March April

May/June

July/Aug

Oct/Nov

Dec/Jan.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Closing rates: Canada England offeiri

Denmark Franco Hongkong

27.05

#163

86769 28888-

1.03-1/10

2.0023

RUBBER

H

30-days

2,6003

Contract No. 4 (world)

NEW YORK rubler futures closi all in cents per l

Alarch

B0-day Australis New Zealand South Africa

2.0031

2.7431

2.102

2.3023

May

Sept.

3,01 511-13

3401

2009

370

deleted

Oct.

Jan.

MATCH

May

30.16

MAT:

July,

38.70

Bob, Cuba)

Nov

3240

Jär

30.70

25

20.00

0.10

May

053

ROBINGAPORE

Oslo

July

Closing prices all in Strolle

Tlent,

2.77

Pari

7

Sp (C) N.Y.

ediu)

5.40

TUMAT Quién: đồ odmiruela

A10eko Mitar Vienne Zurioj

173912-37591a 7289477.0). 32.3414-12.10

01.09

being watched the father of trade for with cents per 1. feb. Malayan

Imporia expansion claroly, traders felt it was nui | Industrial

ports: recently, been growing No. 1 Tab ar kmediate market influence. have -UPI.

somewhat farter than exparts.

12810-13099

Total malen: 150 contracta Upen interest; 0,700 contracts.

Contract No, d (Damierile) March

ORCA interest: 2,702 coldrata UPL

LONDON Closing rates: New York

Montroal

Antlerdem

Copertingels Frankfurt

2.0014-2001 2.00-13/19-2.40-18/1/1;

10.07-10.077 10:35474-19,30%

20.0332-20.031

23.286-13.201

The deal, in which Aviation

Fairey

cut that to 14-UP!

Radar needed for Singapore airport

а

Singapore, Feb. 3. Surveillance radar with

500-mile span has boon recommended for installa- tion at the Singapore Ale- part by the International Civil Aviation Organisa- tion and tho Federal Aviation Agency of the United States.

was bought out by Westland, virtually completes a major drive toward industrial needed. coricentration unprecedented In

The high-powered radar was the agencies said, to

British aviation history and in-event mid-air collisions with the increased jet travel to and volving almost every major from Singapore. Nearby All-

British aircraft concern.

the

tary air installations make ruch Welland Aircraft in 1959 had rndar even more necessary, already purchased the stock of recommendation said. Saundire-Boo, and recently

ncquired the helicopter division

of Bristol Aircraft Ltd.--AFP.

Founding of

Arab airways

Amman, Feb. 2.

JORDAN has informed the

Arab Loagua of its

At present radio communlèg- long with the pilots of all air- erall are neccesary to determine

In the of planes The positions Singapore vicinity. Most major airports in Ameries. Britain and Europe use the surveillance radas, the report sald-UPI.

UK-Argentine

willingness to participato in air pool planned

the United Arab Airways

and the Arab Union for

International Airline.

There two JosBulbord word

Buenos Aires, Feb. 2.

PINHE British Minister of

THE

Aviation, Mr Duncan

today

deelded on at the last meet. Sandys, announced

ing of the League Cerments that the British and Argon- ton Committee. Arab states tine governments will study have been asked to share in the the formation of an air pool £17 million cost of founding thatwoun Boat and Aerolineas United Arab Airways--UPI.

Argentinos, to cut operating costs.

New record by Soviet jet

Mr Sandy sald such a pool is rosible because both lines use Genant Aircraft nas both fly the | London-Buento Aires roulé.

Mr Sandys interviewed Pre- Edent Arturo Frondia), Minister Moscow, Fob. 2.

út Ecbrities, MP Alvaro SOVIET IL-18 turboprop Alsogatoy and Brigadier Ronca airliner today cutablish- Abrain, Seirglary of Air, all

ed a new world record by fly-in 24 hours, in an altempt to seturs a larger allcimers of ing about 3,100 miles át an

average spoed of 430 mph gente per fight for Boat on the Buenos Aires-Chile abi Busass carrying a 10-ton food, Tası Alros-Brazil runs.

reported today.

It paid the plane, piloted

H was undord god that the sy

Government promised to grant

pollui from Utte

and Brazilian roule but changes on

Soviet test pilot, Vladimir Kok

non-stop * | Kinaki, flew

Moscow to

Sebastopol

for the

Bmpjenek and back this morning, the Chilean run will be rubject 2utor.

to Elifier taika, ----IPI,

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