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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

fusion among contractors. the
folly and stupidity of labor
along with labor rackets must
be dealt with realistically and
eourageously.
I am not outlining a program
but merely indicating the method
of approach and attack. In addi-
ton. a group of measures Of gem
eral import must be undertaken.
These general measures must
have in mind the introduction OF
a greater degree of certainty
into the long term outlook and
into the money situation. Until
this is done it is idle to talk
about recovery.
Copyright. 1897
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Mr.. Fixit: Tell me, please.
where and when was General
Custer massacred9 When or
what year did Montana territory
become a state9 DON.
The Custer massacre took place
June 20. 1876. on the Little Big
horn river. about so miles south
east of Billings, Mont
Montana became a state Nov.
8. 1889. three days before Wash
ington was admitted.
MIR. Fixit: Who IL the nearest
Swiss consul? What's his ad-
dress? What was the result of
the unemployed census taken by
the L. ). year or two ago.
=. \.
Acting Consul Werner Tobler,
BIT Mcdowell building, Seattle.
Is the nearest official repre-
sentative of Switzerland.
The voluntary registration in
the unemployment census of
Nov 16 to 20. 1887 corrected by
sampling process the next
week, showed a total of To-
$4,000 jobless persons In the
United States at that time.
Mr.. Fixit: Please will you tell
me n the animals at the Point
Defiance park are bought or
donated? In either case, who
would get in contact with:
NJ. l.. Il.
Almost without exception the
animals in that zoo have been
donated. Some were obtained
by trade with other cities and
In a few cases the park board
paid transportation costs from
national parks where the ami
mails were trapped. The board
isn't planning to purchase any
thing now but accepts gifts
when 1t has room for the ami
mails. You could write To the
Metropolitan Park District, City
Hall Annex, Tacoma.
MIR. Fixit: Will you please
tell me where l can obtain I'M
formation regarding the hatch
Ing and raising Of chickens?
Also IL II permissible to have
as many chickens as one wants
In the city limits?
ID. X.
Best way to learn about poul-
try Is TO buy few chicks and
raise them, poultryman advises
us. Reed Hanson, in the county
agricultural agents office at the
courthouse. should have some
good advice for you. Magazines
which might be helpful are the
Pacific Poultryman, published In
Seattle, and Western Poultry
journal, at Salem, Ore.
City ordinance prohibits keep
ing of poultry in house with
in 80 feet of any human dwell
ing or In runway within 20
feet of dwelling but does not
mention number of birds.
Mr.. Fixit: Would you please
tell me where could sell
sword ferns?
X. ID.
Only possible market which
has been suggested to us is /.
p. Callison & Sons, at Port
Orchard. or some deal you can
work up yourself with a local
florist.
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Pulse Or Public
PROPOSES DONATIONS FOR
BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS

Editor, The Times: l would
like to suggest way whereby
the people of Pierce county can
help DR.. Brown, and their neigh
bors. and show appreciation OF
his efforts for the sick and help
less, and that is for a sufficient
number to offer themselves for
transfusions free to those who
can't pay and are friendless,
alone and i'll
Enough should make stand
ing offer so that several of each
blood type would be represented.
I feel sure a service of this kind
would be deeply appreciated by
DR.. Brown and would be a true
humanitarian act.
o. B. GERMOND,
Pc Ell.
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HOW CAN | ? 2 ?

@. How can l remove indel-
ible pencil marks from clothing?
A Soak the marks in dena-
tured alcohol before washing.
@. How can | protect the
plaster when driving a tack into
the wall
A. Before driving the tack
into a plastered wall, push the
tack into a cake of soap, and
the plaster will seldom break
or crack.
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John 7. Flynn.

Since the point has been made that any cut IN federal
expenditures must be accompanied By program for the
revival Of the question arises What can be done
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Mr. fIXIT
He Fixes Things

To receive attention IN this col
ufun letters must give name and
address Of writer Only initials
will be published when requested.
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THE VITAL
SPOTS

Other sources of long term
investment are railroads. utili-
ties. local governments, the fed
eral government and private in
dustry in the field of manufac-
ture.
is no long term investment. we
must look at these spots and ask
what is governing the conduct of
the small number of people who
must function in these invest
ment areas.
To deal with these various sec
tons, two groups of measures
are necessary. One group relates
to the separate sections them
selves, is local to them, is re-
CURED to meet the peculiar prob
lens in those sections. The other
group is general and includes
general policies which affect all
business.
Thus II is waste of breath to
talk about any revival in the
railroad industry as long term
investor and buyer until the
roads have been drastically reor-
gained But that, you will say,
will take time. Alas, that can
not be helped! Because it takes
time it should have been begun
in 1890, certainly in 1888. That
it was not is the fault of those
in power. But it must be begun
at once. Every delay is a danger.
A BUILDING
JOB
In the field of construction,
there must be an overhauling of
financing. material supply, con-
tractor m h q S and labor's
methods. 1t is idle to expect a
housing boom until these things
are done. Artificial price support
in the materials industries, COL
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The answer 70 thai IS not so
difficult. though It may be diff
cult to put into practice.
First. we should have. not Just
a slash at government expendi-
lures. but a program OF revival
Of which reduction IN expendi-
lures, methods Of providing them
and methods of rehabilitating
private industry are all merely
parts
Remember that the number Of
persons who initiate long term
investments is small. Every man
who buys a newly built house on
a mortgage makes a long term
investment. While there are mill
lions who do this. the number
who initiate house building is
comparatively small The same
thing is even more true in the
case of commercial and non
dwelling construction. This is
carried on initially in any city
by mere handful of men.
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Editor. Journal OF the American
Medical Association, and of
Hygeia the Health Magazine
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To Rededicate
.Meany Ski Hut

Many Tacoma members Of
the Mountaineers' club will
don outing toys and mountain
paraphernalia this weekend
to take part in the rededication
of Meany Ski Hut, one of the
organizations winter lodges
in the Cascades, to which a
new wing has been added this
season.
The ceremony is planned
for Saturday. November IL.
just IL years after the original
structure was dedicated.
Mr.. A. II. Denman Of Tacoma.
who has for many years been out
standing IN Mountaineer activities
and who was a close friend OF the
donor Of the 54-acre lodge tract.
Professor Edmond s. Aeany. after
whom the hut was named. will,
with Mr.. Joseph Hazard Of Enum-
claw. preside at the rehabilitation
which VIII include an unwilling Of
an informal picture Of Professor
Mesny which Mr.. Denman took In
1915.
A special preseason "sks-trsins
has been reserved for the outing
Saturday. Following the de1ica-
ton. q turkey dinner wiii be seryed
with an accordion dance IN the
new wing following. Included also
in the new building are a waxing
and drying room ard new men
and Women's quarters.
Technical engineer on the prof
ect has been Mr.. Walter Little
son Of the Willard O. Littles d
Tzooma, who u on the engineering
faculty Al the University o. Wash.
ington. Members Of the club have
been responsible for the aetuzl
construction Of the building. m
completion q the wing In the Ell
max Of the organizatlon's skiing
and building program which start
I'd last season with tie erecting
IT. l.OOo-foot Ski lift and IN
engaging Of q professional All 10
Htrucior.
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Catholic Women
Will Entertain

Plans for a dinner and
theater party at Lakewood
Terrace dining room and
theater on November 16 were
made by members of the
Catholic Woman's club at their
meeting on Wednesday after
noon at Mrs. Martin Petrich's
home. Mrs. Lorne Z. Nc
Kendry is chairman of the
affair and is taking the reser-
vations for the members, their
husbands and their friends.
Mrs. Theodore Gaffney was
chairman of the hostesses at the
afternoon session and assisting
were Mesdames NJ. ]. McNerth-
ney, George Lagen, w. f. Lewis
and p. E. Ashe. Mrs. Gerald Pat
ten, president of the club, pre-
sided over business formalities.
Mrs. James H. Egan presented
a review Of Andrew jackson" by
Marquis James. and the Rev. A. J..
Krebsbach, S. j.. moderator of the
group, spoke briefly.
For the tea hour Mrs. J. p.
Simpson and Mrs. J. c. Murphy
were asked to pour at the table
which was centered with white.
yellow and pink chrysanthemums
with tall white tapers.
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vowsAre sken
In CsndleIisht
Min Lehsn. NJ. GosssII'
Msried ~ Home 81
Brides Sister

Glowing candles II an altar
banked with white chryxsn-
themums. lighted the scene
for the wedding On . recent
Saturday evening Of Miss vlr-
Kinia Irene Iohan. daughter
Of Mrs. Pauline i.ohan. who
became the bride of Mr.. Nevcy
Willis costelli. son IT Mira.
Stella Costelli. of Strawn. III.
The ceremony was perform
ed at tho home Of the brides
sister. Mrs. Walter Fischbach
Of Manitou.
The bride wors . princess sfyie
wedding gown a white satin fash
Toned with hang fizFinx train. eswi
nscklins and sleeves which we're
FUN n the shoulder but tspersd 10
. point At ths wflsss. Her dainty
lace edged veil was ~ liIassan tssiis
and fuii length. n wss caught IN >
juliet cap. trimmed with grange
blossoms. PINK Fosehss<iz. white
chryssnthsmams ard swansanla
were IN tho brides kgsquet.
Miss June Nielsen was the brides
only attendant and wore . Enwn ~
pinR chiffon with raffisd jacket.
shs carried pink Fasehads with
lsvenaAr swestpeas and ehfypan.
thsmums Mr.. Gastslll Vas At
tended by Mr.. Alton Smith.
The brides mother wors for INA
occasion = gown of tnrqunise ersps
with . eorsses % swsstpeAs and
rosebuds. At Tia reception which
followed the ceremony tho brides
twin slsssrs, Mrs. Denwsfd Me-
carthy and Mrs. Waiter wisch-
bach, and another slster. Mrs. Hsr.
old La Msrchs. received with the
young couple.
Guests ii the wedding we're
Msssrs. and Mssdamss Walter
Fischbaeh. penwaFd Mccarthy,
Harold Ia Msrchs. George Fisb.
back. sr. Carl Haggstrom. Hans
Fredrickson. David Hoff. Henry
Hoff. Mesdamss Pauline Lohsn.
Adam Hoff. Molly f@wrsnas. Maris
Brooks. Ellner Nielsen. t.salss
Hsrassn. Anna James. Anna Lena.
Ann Bennett. Ross Fry. cathsfins
lie Due. Ted iisinss. Charles HAD.
dlsn. Paul De nols Misses Margin
Ia harche. Claudia Cochran. the
latter tao nleoss Of the bride
Gertrude wetxsl. Sarah iioff.
vsrna fawrencs and lean Nelson.
=
Tacoma Itasnss~ ssssety nss~ts
Thursday 81 . .. M for monthiy
meeting in ths r. W. G. 4.
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Sorority Mothers TO Meet
At Kino Home Friday

Mrs. Albert King. 1911 No. Fife,
will open her home to members of
the Kappa Sigma Theta sorority
Mothers club on Friday for !
o'clock luncheon.
On the committee are Mesdames
Bernice Acton, c. K. Heaton,
James Daniels. and B. b. Houston.
Mrs. Roy Bean, recently re-
turned from four months in Scot
land. will be the program speaker
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Season Patrons
Announced

Scores Of Tacomans who
have keen interest in social
and cultural affairs of the
city are anticipating the sea
son of concerts which the Ia
coma Philharmonic will pre-
sent this year. Many reserva-
tions for the entire series have
already been made at the asso-
citation office in the Jones
building.
An ever growing list OF patrons
and patronesses who will attend
this season and Messrs. and Mes
danes David Hellyer. George He'll
yer, T. A. Parschall. w. w. VIII
liver. Z. p. King. A. w. Taylor OF
Seattle, c. Arthur Foss OF Seattle.
Dwight Orr, A. ID. Browning.
Roger Peck, b. f. Buckmaster,
Lorne f. McKendry. George Fish,
bourne. f. C. Richards. Eugene
White. Russell vognild. Lock Mac
Lean. Drs. and Mesdames w. Y.
Tomlinson. c. p. Balabanoff, Wei
don Pascoe.
Mesdames Elizabeth Savage
Beadle. Edward Michel, Mark
Heidinger, Raymond Tarr. J. A
Reder, A. A. King. John 3. Baker
Alfred L. Schultz, w. r. Taylor
Louis Mueneh, Olympia. A. o. Bur
meister. w. A. Kunigk, Homer
Clay. II. o. Hoffard, Jeanne HINES
Margaret Goheen. Marsh Davis
Edward Armstrong. Roger r
Chase. Messrs. George Cove. Mar,
shall Cook, Leonard jacobson. Ne
Novikoff, Clifford Olson. ]. b
Ward. Julian Berner. channcey
Griggs. Rev. o. A. Tingelstad. Dean
Philip Hauge. DIR. Elmer vitous
Prof. G. J. Malmin.
Misses Mary Smith. Barbara
Munsey. Mary Whitmore King
Betty Evanson. Marie HUH. Anne
strobel. Marjorie chauncey. Ber-
tina Griffin. Mary Elizabeth Hof-
fard. Martha Baker. Dawne Buck
ner. Ingrid Jacobsen. coralie Fias-
kett. Florence Mclean and Mar
jorie Charnley.
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To WsIcoms Grand
Masron Ihursdsx

Tnaf<sax evening. ~ : cHeieek.
Mr.. Jchn 1ir<fEez. of Yakima. -
we<thy kraad natFun ~ ~ of.tes
q Eastern star. wal I.zy hcr or.
ciai .xk<ls - cedkF Chapter. b -
Nssunie hal - - zxth and Taxi.
M ave During ths business meet
inx there I'll - N lnitseslan exFs.
anans ~ re nffsreFs. assisted y
the chapter sAezF enleh = ansz<s
the aireotisn - arz asnsss VI.
sun
A late buffet sapp@s ~sEl -
sevscd with Nfrs Harry vsse<f
Mr.. John fhamrsan. MA K.zweFs
H<y<F. snd MFs gphr ftrsnn<'
pouring a eeAm sehene ~ hssss
and kcsa wsii prevail h ~ a<eor'
sIions.
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MOODY-GAARD NUPTIALs

In a quiet wedding performed in
the presence of immediate family
embers only. Mrs. Ruth b. Moody
became the bride OF Mr.. Conrad
Gard last Friday afternoon. The
Rev. Arthur Bell read the vows In
the home Of Mr.. Cards mother
Mrs. K. X. Gard, at Falkland.
Only attendant for the bride was
Miss Grace Gard, sister OF the
bridegroom, and Mr.. Chester Har-
pei of Olympia was best man.
Mrs. Gard wore for her we'd
ding a travelling suit Of tunis blue
with black accessories and a cor
sage of pink rose buds with bou-
vardia and sweet peas. The at
tendant wore a wine velvet after
noon dress with similar flowers.
A collation. for the couple was
served following the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gard left imme-
diately after their wedding for
Vancouver. b. C., and returned on
Tuesday evening 10 make their
home in Tacoma.
Mr.. Gard is we'll known in Ia
coma as a lecturer and is editor
OF the Interpreter" on which Mrs.
Gard is an associate. Mrs. Gard
Is also talented as a musician.
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Mrs. Ray w. Thompson IL chair
man Of Fridays dance, assisted by
Mrs. w. r. Martin. Mrs Henry
Hoskins. Mrs. c. A. Strong. MIRA.
w. w. williver and Mrs. Rex Ruth
erford.
The is39-4o membership Of the
Lakewood Dancing club includes
Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur
ABBOTT, Ernest Adams. Russell Bar.
low. Albert Baker. Harry =. Cain,
Vincent Carlstrom. Thomas Car
stems, Norton ciapp. Harrison
Clark. Ben Cram. r. II. crothsrs,
James Dempsey. Harold Enger,
Charles Eckstrom. Frank Gillette,
Raymond Gillette. Ernest Grant.
T. c. Gunderson. r. N. Hatcher.
Paul Hebb, Thomas Henderson.
Leonard Henzell, Henry Hoskins.
A. G. Hudtloff, William Jones.
Norton Keller. w. I. Leech, phil
lip Kyle. A. L. Lee. A. II. Link,
Charles =. A. Mann. John T. Me
cutcheon. Julius Mann. James
March. w. X. Martin. I,orne Nc
Kendry, Leo Mccaviek. l.. =. hcr.
rill. Ed Muir. Douglas Meyers.
Dwight Orr. Maurice Owens. Will
YEN Panman. c. l. Rehbock,
Harry Rowen. X. J. Rutherford.
Frederick shaneman. y. w.
schwab. Brian shera. Sam Stock
ing. c. A. Strong. Bert sweeting.
ertrand Taylor. J. Arthur Thomp-
son. Ray W. Thompson. W. W.
wiliiyer. Drs. and Mesdames u.
Johnson. Ross hcPhaii and Homer
Toilefson.
Cedar Assembly, Rainbow Girls,
Will meet Friday evening Al 7
o'clock instead Of Saturday. Dane
Ing will follow 7 O'Clock meeting.
The Cleaners Of TrinIty Meths-
dist church viii meet with Mrs.
Ida Curtis. 3Tlo Ia. Spokane ave.
Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
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Luncheon ~ 81. AIMS
Planned for Friday

A ciiy-wide luncheon of ~,
AIMS Guild will BE- given - ~.
AIMS home on Friday afternoon
At O'Clock. Sisters of 81 Francis
who are In charge Of tho home viii
be hostsases. Mrs Charles sehuIia.
president. viii preside over ths
business meeting which viii fol.
low
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Miss Mstthsei, Mr.. Carson
Exchange Vows Thursday
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Mstthse, Son Of Mrs.
6. M. johnson of snohomish Are Wed by Rev.
Arthur Bell in Home of Brides Parents

At an impressive home ceremony Thursday evening at
o'clock Miss Margaret Beuah Mathaei daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. r Matthaei was married to Mr. Norman Lewis
Carson, of Mrs. G. NJ. johnson of Snohomsh Vows
were read before the fireplace in the home of the brides
parents by the Rev. Arthur Bell
Large baskets of white and yellow chrvsanthemums
thanked the fireplace and above the mantle were and
white pompons Cathedral candles lighted the scene and
throughout the rooms
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They scored!

b. the same ioken you toose n tai
90 a greater o. iesa<T depes b. tbs
Gay you teei.
Are you alert ard Keen i Josir
appetite AZ Top pest DO fou have
faii quota II Frd eeiiD on has sss1.
so5k. sofry. Odds and sietness esusesi
loaa a appetite and . reduced red
bod .oeii count
That.tifed ie<iiag may h warning
- gcfcfzi run dossn condition may
nsezn ! l4sk a normal RESISTANCE.
II goa feel tie need a = ionle Do
nv nc tired and tested SIS. Teoie 20
improve tagging appetite and help
ehsngc ss4t blood cells 70 afong
on<A . pey important sirf tsSk
10 hesfth
AM drug ffoge can supply and 10
efhlc4i dealer s.ii tuESetf 4 Sales.--future.
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The Women's society o. &c :

The Wonntn'h society OF II. FhuI
Methodist church viii meet We'd
nesday for n 1880 o'clock business
session In the Little Chapel. Mrs..
T. E. coettling presiding
Luncheon will be served az ~ 20
o'clock In Fellowship hall with
members Of Circle ] a. hostsssss.
Speaker Of the afternoon win be
Mrs. Thomas Swayzs. who viii use
a. her theme rs Ny Family Mine -
Mrs Birdecn kioepper Normo will
be the guest soloist. Members are
urged 10 be present and visitors
are welcome.
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Benefit Psrties For League
Will Begin Next Week
Dvsms Followers h Tsesms psn ssviss d uitw A.
Esiu 70 support New Link 1ks1sss; Nh. Now1p
end MIA Wshon Tskine esssrssiors.

Drama League members ar n much nterp~frd n ~
date u November I4th when nth aernoon AMI eseln
bridge henefx h<nx nsen f. TIN benet q ~ -
Little nrater
Mrx Salem Noarz< i tzxnr reservations t. fhe MR.
paree which begins a 30 and which tnke he foxm -
tea About sixty tables have been reserved
Miss Betty Walton n charge II the evening parties wA
include the ao md <hs - reeyud r4e<ntIan1 ~
about thirty tables. or strht o'<loek
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Lakewood Group To Usher In
Informal Dsnce Series
Mrs. Lorne MeKendy Is Chairman Of Season end Mrs..
Ray w. Thompson Is in Charge Of Fridays
Affair: Cocktail Parties Planned

Lakewood Dancing club will usher In its second
with series of informal dances Friday evening Lakewood
Community Center Monthly dances will be given through
the winter by the club whose membership ia
drawn largely from the lakes district with few Tacomans
their guests.
Several cocktail and dinner parties scheduled pre-
cede the dance and vepece orchestra has been secured
for the evening Mrs Lorne McKendry membership chair
man, again general chairman for the dance SERIES
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, Mrs. II. B. Messmer was the
brides matron Of honor and Mr..
Don Pyle of Bremerton served Mr..
Carson as best man.
For her marriage. the bride wore
a wine afternoon dress with brown
accessories. At her throat was a
double strand Of pearls and her
corsage was of gardenias and
rosebuds.
The matron Of honor wore a
moss green afternoon frock with
a pink rosebud corsage.
The mothers OF the bride and
bridegroom and members of the
bridal party received at the re-
ception which followed. Mrs. Mat
thaei wearing a deep blue after
noon dress and Mrs. johnson wear
ing black. Both had corsages of
rosebuds and gardenias.
A lace cloth covered the collation.
table which was centered with the
wedding cake which was made in
the shape of a maltese cross. The
cake was surrounded by ferns.
small white chrysanthemums and
bouvardia and thanked by tall white
tapers in silver holders. Mrs.
Claude Sleeves presided. assisted
by Miss Ruth Thomas. Miss May
Sanford cut the wedding cake and
Miss Jean Mckenzie was in charge
of the guest book.
For her wedding trip Mrs. Car
son wore a brown caracul lamb
coat over teal blue wool frock.
Her accessories were brown. The
new home will be made in Everett
at the Dagmar apartments.
The bride is a graduate OF Annie
Wright seminary, later attending
the College Of Puget Sound. Wash
ington State college and Oregon
State college. The bridegroom at
tended the University of Washing
ton and w. s. c. His fraternity
is Pi Kappa Alpha.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10

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