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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
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By Art KrcElH

Two.base hits-ott, Nicholson, sncriiicos = Fucker, Sturgeon, Dous ble plays-Danning and Hale, Sur. geon, Strlnger and Dahlgren, Left on bases--tiiants 6, Cubs {. BaseA on balls-eff Schumacher l, Adam mneher 3, passoau 2, Adams l, Hits --off Sehmaeher, In 2 innings; Adams, 0 In l, Runs-off Sehumaoh. CT l, Losing. plteher--.Sehumaeher, UmpiroB--DaPllok, pinelli and Bal. lanfant, Time-l;i4i,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
GnmaeH TOm1OrFO
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Williamsport 6, Hartford o tnight) Albany 6, Scranton 3 (night). Springfield 5, Emmira 0 (night). on-Wilkes-Barre (pt-pd)
 Games Today Hartford at Elmira (nighO. Springfield at Williamsport. Binghamton at Scranton. Albany at Wilkes-Barre. Games Tomorrow Hartford at Elmira. Springfield at Williamsport. Albany at Wilkes Barre. Blnghamton at Scranton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24

Never the
 Uniformed Soldiers Sailors and Marines will be admitted free broadcast MutualS New York Times u announced last But bashful from various of the armed forees Does that bring girl broadcast to0?" Clarifying the suaton Mutual uniform their dates-hut not girl to q fellow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
GIRL COXSwAIN

Mary Russell of Portland. Gre. is coxswain of the Reid College varsity eight-oared racing sheil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Briggs Banlrol Falls
 Heir to Ruppert Role
By DAN PARKER

BRIGGS the Detroit Tigers, has gcn bay wakened college ball player he has just signed forng bonus of Oo better seller than the Vca of the Until this made college ball player greer mellow had sold himself for anything like that kind of scratch course granted figures thu Baseball magnates exaggeate when absolutely this there that called nbng could gained the effect by using sS00 instead 15 But exoegans like George Ser and Eddie Collins who smpe.mnded enough to think that signing with ma Scient feel like jumping into the a
 greatest players memory is still 1000 from the Yankees for signing of their contracts The who recommended him received larger Briggs for . ball who has of college baseball The of the player who received S1,0O0 Lou Gehrig.
 the passing didn't nickel for signing contract with the Giants College thrilled at the play big league baseball Nowadays college players and sempros modesty shall call business acumen?) Scout Paul Khe of the Yankees complained recently after inter- viewing college pitcher who eventually signed with the Red sox that players without demand bonuses that all out of reason, before signing with major league club
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
YESTERDAYS HERO Rf

YESTERDAYS HERO = Rookie Herman Franks, catcher recalled from the minors to replace the sus- pended Babe Phelps. Franks cIout. cd c home run with two on to top q four-run rally in tho eighth in. ming that gave the Dodgers 6 o-4 victory over the Pirates,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Mayor Studies
Site for Airport,
A Mile Square
New Landing Field
at Smile, Wyoming,
TO Cost 6 Million,
Urged for Defense

Mayor JeffrieS today was study
ing report and recommendations
made by his airport committee
which. If carried out. would give
Detroit a mile-Square airport on
IA tract bounded by Eight and
Nine-Mile roads, and Coolidge and
Wyoming roads
The committee. headed by Col.
r. S. Evans. declared the land
could be acquired for S850000 and
that the entire airport, including
draining, construction of fences.
lights and hangers could be built
for an estimated SO. 288. $50.
OF this sum. SI000.000 would
be loaned by airlines and repaid
in hangar rentals; the WPA
would provide 50, 166 800 and the
city would pay S3,122040. II
would take two years 10 build,
the committee estimated.
INC committee TeCOmn1e n q Q q
that the necessary land be ac-
.qulred as soon as possible and
that use of the new airport be
confined TO transport ships and
other planes equipped for instru-
ment fight.
1t also pointed out the value to
tho city OF an adequate airport in
case of war and possible attack
on the citys vital war industries
from the air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Farmers Fight

Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Aug. 2s-Agricul-
ture Commissioner Leo V. Card
was in Washington today TO pro-
test against freight rate discrimi-
nation shown Michigan farmers
by the federal interstate commerce
For nearly a decade Michi-
gan has been the victim of dis
criminatory rail shipment rates
In all directions, particularly to
the east and south where our
best markets exist" he said.
1T costs us more to ship po-
tatoes to Chicago than IL costs
Idaho farmers although the dis
lance from Idaho Is twice as
great. Because of this and other
differences, we have lost one OF
our big markets"
The hearings in Washington
were asked by Michigan bean
shippers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

shot down over London after its
Germ pilot had previously
brought down FIVE alfred planes
The bullet-ridden MeSSerSchmitt-
100 is being shown in huge tent,
under the auspices of Bundles for
Britain white Royal Canadian Air
Force men lecture on the plane
and its fighting power and de
scribe how the British pilot, flying
an Americana atft fighterEsent the
plane and its pilot crashing down
on the banks of the River Thames.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Today's Program
At State Fair
Industrial and Builders Day

Industrial and Builders Day
IL a. m.-Drum majors and major
cites contest, band shell.
l p Wurlitzer Music Company
entertainers, band shell.
4 p. m.-Detroit Fire Department
band.
, and s p. m.-Circus, Coliseum.
$50 p. m.-Napoleon Agricultural
band, 100 pieces, band shell.
100 p. m.-All-State juvenil e
revue band shell.
8 p. Worlds championship
rodco, race track.
10 30 p. m.--FirewoTkS. race, track
All day -EXhibition of MeSser-
schmitt plane; judging of live.
stock, midway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Army and Navy Displays at Fair

With National Defense the
theme lorthc ninctv-~cCond annual
Statg faT, mo plays Of the
army and navy are particularly
appropriate The army is showing
every typo OF motorized equipment
used w a panlcT' division. The
nalA- has replica of e.lnhnai as
web g. several Vicious looking
three FOUNDER anti aircraft guns
in position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
RED CROSS EXHIBIT

An interesting exhibit is that Of
the American Red Cross Society.
where there are enough attractive
nurses and aides 10 staff a hos
pital.
Then, too, there is the demon
'stration by short wave amateur
radio operators, who in the event
fOf a major catastrophe involving
destruction of existing communica-
tions, can establish a communica-
tion throughout the state d
elsewhere
Top billing. however. will come
later in the week when thousands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
| By DstfOit Inns Al fI0ht reserved

of championship horses and cattle
and. other farm livestock will be
on display competing or-lhe
coveted blue ribbon.
More than 5095000- persons will
visit the fair before II closes on
September Z, il is expected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
gid State Fair
m -.
In Full Swing;;
Defense Theme
Army and Navy
Dominating Show;
Typical Farm Girl
in Opening Rites

With national defense stressed
as It's theme. Michigan's ninety
second annual state fair is in full
swing today, already living up TO
the advance notices OF being bigger
and better than ever.
The army and navy have cur
rently stolen the show and most
of the early visitors arc only
casually Interested in the livestock
and agricultural exhibits.
Silk hats and morning coats
we're conspicuous by their absence
at the opening ceremony when
Miss Vernice KnauSs. 17-year-old
d aughter of a Branch County
farmer, selected as the 1871 fair s
Typical farm girl. cut d strand OF
baling twine with a Boy Scout
knife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
FUN FOR ALL

For the fun lovers. the Coliseum
features a super eifeaS,- while out
on the race track there is a rodeo
and fireworks, and the midway
offers most every kind Of outdoor
Industrial exhibits, band con-
tests, performances by talented
young amateurs and musical re-
vueS make IT almost impossible to
see and hear everything in one
visit. |
The city dweller can even learn
how 20 be farmer for there are
demonstrations of blowing, har-
rowing and cultivating by machines
of the latest design,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
NO BARRED WIRE

Originally, Miss KnauSS had been
scheduled 10 sever a length OF
barbed wire with an army bay
.anai, the aIs4hitletiS-FFekS agents
being of the opinion that such
action would be particularly APP
propriate 10 the snational defense
theme of the fair.
But there was no barbed wire
on hand and II was a matter OF
serious doubt that Miss KnauSS
would have been able 10 cut IL
with a bayonet, even had there
been any.
But she was there, pretty and
smiling and so the talrAgas opened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
RoUT OLD GRAY MARE

Gasoline-driven appliances have
taken the place Of the old gray
mare in the work on the farm, the
displays demonstrate.
Many opening day visitors saw
Nazi fighting plane that was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
NIT, Children The 'Jeep' Cars

Henry Ford's plastic cot, first
shoHH et Btasb6F#- teefh or
tho aga. iz-thr- rcHtruH texture
Of the Ford Motor Comp0ny's
exhibit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Our soldiers, sailors and ma
rines need planes, ships. tanks,
ammunition. uniforms and food.
You can help TO supply them by
buying Defense Savings Bonds
and StamDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

PRETTY Nernice knausS. the IL
yeHr-Old farmerette who off
cialiy opened the fair yesterday
afternoon, lives on a farm In
Bran-h County, but goes TO
school just mile away At Ere
mont. Ind She il a senior and
admits that besides being able
90 do all kinds of cooking and
farm work, she loves To dance.
America S 80 ] trailer family is
,amped on the far grounds. The
family consists Of Richard r. Vale
originally Of Springfield. Mo hi-
vic Mildred and children Dixie
lean 10 Richard Jr.. s Betty
Lou. 8 William r., 5: and Willard
D. - The family has been living
IN trailers since 1929 and the three
.ounge,' children were born in A
trailer Their home on wheels IS
'qulppcd with electric air con-
refrigeration. lighting
plant, sewing machine and even an
electric washer. The trailer IS 20
feet long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Opening day youngsters were
having the time OF their lives
getting free rides on the "Jeeps"
or "BlitZ Buggies." There are a
dozen of them on hand and the
line of prospective riders
stretches for a block.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

The German MesSorschmitt plane.
shot down over London, was easily
the center OF interest on the open
ing day. on the plane 5 tail are
FIVE markers showing the Nazi
pilot brought down two Dutch. two
French and one British plane be-
fore he too was shot down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
80 From England
Arrive 10 Train
AT Crosse lie
Cadets Take First
Flying Lesson on u. S,
Soil; Eager to See
Detroit and Canada

Some 80 English boys this morn
ing ate an American breakfast OF
ham and eggs at Crosse lie air
base, termed 1t "a bit Of all
right" and then climbed into
planes for their first flying in
structionS.
They arc the first contingent
of young English nlerS-to-be 10
start training at the navy base al
Crosse lie.
Presently. after being sent "a
Pensacola navy station month
from now for advanced instruction,
they'll go back 10 England to put
their training TO the test in Lon
don's skies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28


Yes. 10 both answers from the
commander. But he warned them
Were few days late I'm
starting. That means hard work.
No leave until Labor Day, boys"
Next question
'Shall We he able 10 see
Canada when We get up In the
air 20"
They couldn't realize the Domin.
lon was quite 50 visible there
across the river.
The boys most ~ them frs
year pufi1C school mon IRON
England vii Get the sane tram
ing United States cadets headed
for Pensacola get
Last night the visiting cadct,
rot steak and banana PIE to-
dinner.
They thought that great stuff
too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
BEAMING ON ARRIVAL

Carrying their duffle bags over
their shoulders the young men Ar
rived, beaming. al New York Cen
trial station yesterday afternoon
and were whisked 10 Crosse lie
Naval base by bus with police
escort.
There they tumbled out into
the afternoon sunshine and stood
at attention 10 meet Commander
r. F. Young.
Strict orders banned CONVERSE
ton with the recruits. who have
just landed from England. Obvious
feason-convoy information.
.Do we really get our first
flying tomorrow morning? Great
stuff" they exclaimed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
POSE FOR PICTURES

They posed for pictures anc
were eager TO see everything.
"Shall e=he ALLOW ed-te- see
tbe Ford plant? Shall we have
permission 10 visit Detroit 2"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Army Chiefs Due
Here for Premiere

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Dele-
cation of officers who will repre-
sent the war department and army
air corps at the world premiere OF
UniverSal's keep En- Flying
Wednesday night at the Fox
Theater i'm Detroit will leave here
aboard an army air transport at
IL a. IN. Wednesday, weather per-
hitting. and arrive at Detroit
Municipal Airport at 2:30 p. m.
Included in the party will be
Brig. Gen. Martin +. Scanlon, chief
of the air corps military intelli-
gence bureau; Lieut.. Col. Mason
Wright, chief of the pictorial
branch of the war departments
public relations bureau; Maj.
Charles w. kerwood, air corps
public relations bureau; Mai
Hunter Harris and Lieut.. A. III.
Mood.
The latter two will act as pilot
and co-pilot, respectively, of the
transport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
INFORMAL MANNER

They even pulled such old chest
nuts out of the operate fire as
tho "Rigoletto' quartet, but Tho
combined voices of this group and
their delightfully."- informal manner
OF presentation made the evening
an entertaining one.
Individually, Miss Antoine and
Mr.. Brownlee were the best. Miss
Antoine's coloratura voice is as
fresh and lovely as il was when
she sang with the Detroit Sym
phony a few years ago.
This quality and her natural
charm made The Una Noce Pocc
IA" and the caro- Nome truly
persuasive and when she returned
10 accompany herself at the piano
IN The Last Rose of Summer,
she brought the house down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Film Time Clock

.-=-7- TUESDAY
ADANS-''Week-e nd Ia Havana y 10,
2:52. 5;sS. S:bi, 1910 y. M. Moon
over Her shoulder" / I ;09 a. M, l:i3'
II, 6:55, 1.33 o. ~,
BROADWAY CAPITOL hold That
Ghost" ~ 80, $3.50. s.il. iO:H y. nj
Belle starr" II .0S ~ M, 80. 3'l"'
1905 y. ~.
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1850. i;N5. 7I0. 1880 y. M; Belle
starr" , :35, 80, .. ~.
CINFMk-"That Art 81 Love" ~ Is
SIS. j;ls, S;I9. l0.t1 =. NJ. "Brdr"oni
Diplomat" ~, i:l3, 500 a;55 p. M.
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About Town" Ia;HA. 3:26, G:l9, S;l3 .. M
NNOOD-"IWo Iatins From Man
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Widow" =, 3. io;3I p. M; march OF
MADISON-"Man'S Castle" II so, 3:iO
g:3u, g.2O u. M. "K1se of Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Squarr," IIIO n. M. ?, 4:50, 7;iO
lO 80 y. m.
MICHIGAN - The Maltese Falcon.
i2:I5, ana, 7:31. lO:is y. m; "hisse'
for breakfast" II 10 "A. M, 2:l6, 6;O3
$40 y, m.
PAINS-STATE - "New York Town,
I2:l5. 3:45, q 80, s;tO T.. M, "barnacl'
Bill" ~ -. m, ?, >. ;55. 1888 y. M.
RINIERA-"Hold That Ghost" 1888
$3.50, 7:I3. Rose .. M; Belle starr,
= 20. 5:I3, 9:02 y. nv.
RKO FLOWN - Hold That Ghost,
20. t:b6. ~. l0;iS q. NJ: BELLE
starr" 1909, G:l5, s:2i .. M.
ROYAL. Hold That Ghost" 7:iT
1887 .. M; Belle starr" $50, 9:3'
y. M.
United ARTISTS "HOnLy T0nk.
~ $50 s go, 7:i6. 1896 y. M; "Dr. Nil
darr's Wedding DAY" III :O1 -. M, 2;2I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Metropolitan Quartet
In Concert at Masonic
ADJUSTMENTS
By CHARLES GENTRY

Sweet Voice from Samson and
Delhah." all require a mcllo Voice
of more Subtolty and nuance.
Weakest of the quartet was Mr.
Jagel whose marked vibrato SpoilN
the effect of most OF his major
passages when ne rs SINGING alofle.
In the quartetS, however, he ap-
pcared IN much better vocal
light.
Each Of the artists obliged with
encoreS after almost every num-
Der so that there was a generous
variety OF songs as well as
famIiiar dTI1S during the evening
program.
Robert Mcdonald, n well known
figure and friend 10 many Metro
poIitan stars, supplied all the fine
Accompaniment at the piano.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Before we're through Wih the
erbjcct. there's the businessman
rho felt that spending his neck
s1ds on drinking parties pds
doing him no good. so he spcore
of. Just Ike that. That 1cas
about eight OF. nine yeors ago.
II used TO take one drink once
year, Just 10 shor that could
take IL or ledCe IL alone he told
me. "bm for the last teiO years
I horen't eren had 10 do that.
81 often acoader, though,
'chether other people tcho siccar
of hare the same troubles do.
For one thing. find that ! bug
lot more drinks than / used 10.
For other people. / mean. I guess
ITS because don't Wdnt them 10
think I'm nickel pimher.
And for dnother thing. ! lire
in constant dread lcheR | play
poker. Some night tehen I'm Mint
Ming. somebody is going 10 say,
so that's 1chy yoa 'front.' drink
At least keep expecting some
ono 10 say II. And II he does. so
help me, III hare to pop him
one"
NOTES WHILE ROWING: The
nighttime Fairgrounds keep NOV
ing from one district 10 another.
When Joe Rcichman, now at the
Book Casino. won his first popu-
lsrity i'm Detroit. il was at the
Addison Hotel, which is out of the
picture teday...A new place. 10
open soon. will be in the Art lnstl-
tute district at the Wardell, and
Fred Wardell reputedly is sinking
SIS. 900 in IL. the most expensive
new place 10 open since the
Tropics.
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
will have their footprints re-
corded in the cement at Grau-
mans Chinese Theater when
from Detroit A behind-the-
scenes story about them comes
20 Detroit. They are boosting n
rival comedian, Eddie White.
When they were opening a bur
lesque engagement In Philadel-
phia eight years ago. before the,
were famous, they dropped I'm AT
a club called Palumbo's. wearing
their tsttered stage costumes.
White was the master Of cerc-
monies, thought they looked
broke. 80 he told the waiter
he'd take care of their check.
Bread cast upon the waters.
Square dancing still shows sign
Of gaining popularity. The reason
Doris Eaion-of Arthur MURRAY j.
in New York il because good
neighbor campaigns IN Sout
America are bringing a revival o
interest in the Brazilian dance. th
samba. The Detroit written tuna
"The France that Used 10 BE
earl Aumann, Tim Gayle
Catching on in radio.
MYSTERY: Never having had
q full dress suit, I've always
wanted 10 know how long 10
took 10 wear one out. Friend
tells me he had MS for IA years
and finally gave u 10 A second
butler in Crosse Pointe. so he d
have an excuse to buy new
one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Statistic Hounds
Are at It Again

STAGGERING AMOUNTS OF
materials are used by artists 10
produce feature-length cartoon
in Technicolor.
Dave Fleischer, director OF the
new feature-length cartoon. "Mr
Bug Goes 10 Town which Para
mount will release shortly, esti-
mates the ink used during the pro-
duction would be sufficient to fill
a swimming pool 40 by 90 feet
the paint to coveI the entire sur
face of the S. S. Queen Mary and
the paper enough to decorate all
the offices in the Empire State
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

IT WAS a four star event al
Masonic Auditorium with the APP
ucarance of thc Metropolitan
opera Quartet last night
or course there have been many
Metropolitan Opera tOurS0meS IN
tho past. nut TINS * the first time
thus particular combination oi
Josephine Antoine. coloratura So
nrano. Karin Branzell. contralto,
Frederick Jagcl and John Brown
lee. baritone, has sung together.
Their program which was re-
ceived most enthusiastically was
made HB IF standard standbys
from operate repertoire. but the
encorcS. which were numerous
were the unusual offerings OF the
evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Naval ATmory. for instance, Capt
r. T. Brodhead viii let the boys
from distant parts Of the country
accept Thanksgiving dinner invl-
IationS il any are offered.
II you're in position TO invite a
boy or two or three, call the
Naval Armory, Fitzroy $3.50. and
ask for Ensign Robert Will or
Yoeman Ralph Wilson, who will
make the arrangements for you.
OF DRINKING: To skip from
eating TO drinking. there's man
who comes 10 Detroit who shouldn't
drink. He's a buyer who has 10
carry lot OF cash with him. When
he has too many drinks he likes 10
talk about the money he has.
Every so often, as you might
expect somebody gets the money
away from him. He generally is
ashamed 10 admit it afterward.
anu lyWdl, TIC II q bOoh tiiohbF
businessman so that he can go out
and earn some more.
One night in Detroit place he
began talking in a loud voice:
1--WE got $1,000 with me-"
The proprietor who looks ont
for his customers, tried TO shush
him. Somebody" he said. will
hear you and steal your 81 200. "
"Nah.' beloved the buyer
They won't be able 10 find 1t.
It's hidden i'm my sock"
He didn't remember thing
about il the next day when he
showed up looking worried. But
when / gave him his money" tho
proprietor told me, he darn near
kissed me"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

MYSTERY: Never having had
q full dress suit, I've always
wanted 10 know how long 10
took 10 wear one out. Friend
tells me he had MS for u years.
and finally gave u 10 A second
butler in Crosse Pointe. so he d
have an excuse to buy a new
one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

going out OF
their way 10 m
Vito the English
BOYS 10 dinner
Thursday. and
I hope there
arc enough in
vitationS 10 so
round
I've had some
rhone calls.
though. from
pc q p @ who
wonder whether
I n ere arcr I
some American
boys who are
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