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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
Cen. II. R. Jr.'
Dies inFrance

WITH THE L. s. ARMY IN NORMANDY. July IA ms
II NAV now be revealed that Brig Theodore Roosevelt r
son Of the ae president of the first waves
h the Cherboug peninsula DDay and was
inc first general to land
Gen Roosevelt died of attack Wednesday night.
Funeral services held today
Although So Teddy" insisted he be given the privilege of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
Death Trap Shuts
0nWewdk Jdps

GEN. MacARTHURS HQ,
NEW GUINEA. July IA lNSl-
The ranks of Japan remnant
18th Army trapped in the Wewak
region of British New Guinea
were sharply depleted today after
futile attempt 10 break out OF
Their death trap east of Aitape.
Gen. Macarthur disclosed in q
communlque that severe fighting
between the remnants Of the Jap
army and Americans resulted in
heavy Jap casualties.
1t is believed there are some
$4,000 hunger and disease ridden
Jap troops left out of the original
force of $4,000 bottled up in the
Wewak area last April.
l.. S. planes battered Jap con-
centrations in the Wewak and
Yakamul areas with SO tons Of
bombs. Liberators again blasted
the enemy base on zap with 2S
tons of bombs destroying Is Jap
fighter planes that gave battle.
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
londoners Return,
Sooner Face Robots

NEW YORK. July Ia uNS) -
Many London mothers and chill
dren have returned home 10 tht
British capital, unable 10 find liv'
ing quarters safe from robot
bombs. a CHS correspondent re-
ported today
"All cay they'd rather face the
flying bomb than 20 through the
trouble OF finding places 20 live
outside London" he declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
Clio Retains
No Strike
3o.Minute Filibuster
70 XII Pledge Fails
Nv Ed BRAND
Tunes stan Correspondent

GRAND RAPIDS. July il -
After a turbulent two-hoIr de-
bate. marked by eNtemporaneou>
demonstrations on the floor
estcalls. booS and A Commute
fillbuster of singing and table
pounding. delegates TO the slate
Go convention today were bound
again 70 the Go no-Sirike pledge
Apparently sensing they we're
losing the debate. leaders OF a
minority group who sponsored a
drive 70 revoke the pledge started
a filibuster OF table pounding ~
minutes before the convention was
due 70 adjourn last night
FOUGHT FOR TIME
The leaders. union members
said, had hoped 10 carry the
filibuster over the time set for the
convention 10 adjourn thereby
forcing the issue over until to-
day. thus giving them time 10
rally their forces.
The filibuster began with about
500 delegates pounding out a
Jungle drum cadence on tables
with canes and sticks.
Another group began 10 sing.
Another contingent OF about ITO
members OF the minority group
paraded through the hall carrying
banners calling for revocation oi
the no-strike pledge.
The majority group Joined The
parade with banners promulgating
reaffirmation OF the pledge Each
side made catcalls and booed each
other.
APPEALS FOR ORDER
Repeated pleas for order made
by John Gibson. state Go presi-
dent, fell on deaf ears. Ten min.
utes before time for adjournment
Matt Hammond, president OF the
West Side Tool and Die Local
l57. went 10 microphone and
succeeded in restoring order long
enough for yes" and no" vote.
As Gibson announced that the
motion TO resffirm the no-strlke
pledge had carried. a delegation
from the Briggs local ran 10 the
platform demanding a division
vote. This was taken and Gibson
announced the motion had carried
by a two thirds majority. Another
milder demonstration was staged
by the minority group.
Union officials and other speak
ers for two days had been telling
the delegates to forget strikes and
collective bargaining and concen-
trate on political action IN the
November election.
George F. Adde's. CAW.ClO
secretary-treasurer, pointed out
that unionisms best weapon for
survival Is an active and direct
interest IN politics, especially by
election OF Roosevelt and Wallace
After the no-strike vote. the
delegates voted unanimously tC
send kilograms to President
Roosevelt and Gen Eisenhower in
forming them Of the no-strlko
pledge
Presentation of S4l 100 to The
Percy Jones Hospital recreation
fund was made by Blaine Marin
president OF West Side Tool anc
Die Local l57.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
Gen. Lear Heads
Ground Forces

WASHINGTON. July Ia up
1t, Cen Ben Lear. former com
manding general Of the Second
Army, has been assigned 10 com
mand the army ground forces sue
ceeding IL Gen. Lesley J McNaIr.
who has been given an importan,
overseas assignment. The war de-
parrnent announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
Boy Scout Chief Dies

LONDON. July IA uNS) Lord
Somers. 81, chief OF the Boy
Scouts, a former governor Of Vie
torla and acting governor general
of Australia. died today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15

Early in the afternoon of July 10, the newspaper
said an SIS determination unit proceeded into the village
and or the assumption that the underground Maquis had
been quarered there began shooting the men in groups
of 20
Among those who escaped man who remained
alive underneath pile of dead who said the Nazis in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
Smith TO Accept Post
On Transit Board

Leroy G Smith. county road
engineer. announced today that hc
would accept his appointment by
Manor Jonrics 10 the newly
created Detroit Transportation
Dnnrd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15

stalled an apparatus which developed suffocatng smoke
inside crowded church.
Locking the doors to prevent escape the Germans
spread infammable material around the floors and walls
and the church set fire the women and chill
dren screamed
After the of the women and children, and
priests who persisted with them at the altar the entire
village was burned down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
HHitIer's Killers Stay 300 i'm Town by Error

The next day, it was said, huge common grave
was dug by the SIS and the bodies of the victims
thrown in.
The German general at Limoges, who quoted as
saying that he Mortified by the execution.
asserted that the SIS troops acted without orders in
razing the village and staging the executions, since the
village had trace of the Maquis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
rHE DETROIT TINES

BERN. July IA (INS)-Eyewitness accounts reached
Bern TODAY of the execution of 500 persons July 10
in the French village Of Oradoux Glanes in another
"dice in error according the Nazs responsible for
the crime
The Zurich newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeltung quoted
one of the intended victims who managed to escape with
only nine others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15

tricky with the help of small bamboo cane with spike
on dressed coveras and eggngs and wore
a steel helmet with star.
(Teddy's only brother Archibald wounded and i'll. see
page II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
PRAISED BY GEN. IKE

De Gaulle'S request Tor a gen.
eral uprising on BaStille Day was
echoed by Presidents Roosevelt and
Gen. Dwight ID. Eisenhower.
AS supreme commander Of
the Allied eXpeditionary forces.
I salute the French armies fight
ing on so many fronts as the
brave French men and women,
who, In orderly and disciplined
manner, with courage and eau
ton. are fighting side by side
with their Allies"
At midday, solemn high mass
was held at Notre Dame du Voeu,
attended by ranking Allied officers
and local leaders.
The days ceremonies were
marked by parade Of Allied
forces. including Il French sailors
from ships which aided in the
beachhead landings.
Proudly marching in the parade
and no longer fearful of showing
themselves, was a group Of French
resistance workers who fought
the Nszis through the long years
OF occupation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
Millions Rise
Against Ndziis

LONDON. July ID tUP)-Ten
million Frenchmen rose up today
in the first unified underground
effort in France 10 sabotage the
German war machine.
The uprising came on the l50th
anniversary OF the storming of the
Basulle, national holiday IN
France. 1t was a move TO paralyZe
the behlnd-the-lineS forces Of the
NazlS and was described by under
ground sources in London as day
which would be black and fatal
for thousands of Germans.
The long awaited signal for the
French patriots TO strike had been
given two days ago by Gen. De
Gaulle, leader of the Free French,
when he asked every loyal
Frenchman 10 strike at least one
blow against the Germans on Bas-
title Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-15
TREssES SHAVED

Al Valognes. on the Normandy
beachhead, the heads of nine
French women were publicly
shaved today for having consorted
with German officers during the
Nazi occupation. Two youthful
underground members shipped off
their long tresseS despite their
cries of protest.
American guns fired a salute in
Cherbourg. now in Allied hands,
and L. s. flag was draped over
the CityS war memorial.
What happened inside German
occupied France may MOI be
known for several days. The Nazis
were reported TO have strength
encd border guards 10 prevent
underground reports from leaking
OIlt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank c.,l Lem. a. Ane. c. Pat.
sssn w. pr.Ib.. IT; Jos.phins
Pace. 20.
Frank Loui. Touch, Il. Rachel. L.
Julisno, 10.
Robert L. nllman, %. June Fisher.
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h; Stin,I ?. d Losano, ~ Lacy Mary
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Travis. II.
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: Lonsardo, aoi esr.ldln. Evsu,.

Leo Lonssrdo, 20; oersidlns Evsas,
1e
Joseph Yuehas1. 81: Mari. rucei, 20
Victor Montgomery. a. Audrey Helen
Charles Thomas Leonard. q; Jose
phine Eva Delm. 20.
Reno Jones. so. Matte Lewis. a..
Donald Bard Holiday, rs; Eva
Harry League, 80; Ellen Kauhn, 80.
Raymond Buccellato. 10. Angelina
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Virginia Williams 20
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Beatrice Morris. Is
David Dawson. 20. Barbara Drum
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wnbert d " Hinshrand. 30. Phyllis
r Armitage, ~.
Richard G. Cross, 70; Helen X.
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%
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Frances Leppek. rs
Burton u ZONES, a.. Elizabeth Des-
antels. -,
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IlOK.TITE

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Call dsy 1r evening TO s,6s39
on caves cleaned painted and re-
PAIRED cauikng ca o456
Al renting pepsrinf. Mentioning,
Es.sor.ininr In service TY s. 3ss
PAINTING decorating interior exterior.
Psper removed by steam. TE 2-S2e4.
PAINTING PkPERHASGiNC
EALSoNiNE ANYTIME. IL 2-o77e.
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PAINTING deo,rstinE WORK guar
Terms " - months no lsei
piASTEP1NG - Repairing. alterations
no joh 700 small. large TO s-zsss.
PIAsTEFFR-A-l patching rooms. cell
nrs arches Reasonable pa ATS.
AsTFYIEG-prompt service work
susrsn'eet ell Vel IA 4222
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rIaSTErrNG-tsrge small Jobs Pc
PAIR Alterations Guar CF 1853
PLUMBING and heating boilers. damp
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Complete bathroom nYfures nov avail
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NIKE GULU ~ TW l-l4l6
FtrNHING sewers sinks drains
cleared Oe-tricauy Az low as Ss. No
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sewers cleaned electrically Quick serv-
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years exp on 244s TO s-7sso
PLUMBING ALL KINDS AVID HEAT
INC REPAIRS ALTERATIONS BATH
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PLUMBING - Freds sewer Service
Cieane electrically { and up results
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ROOFING and SIDING srnisd FLINT.
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MOUND AT 10 NILE FD
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GILLESPIE HACK -eA2h
TILE work sl kinds rev or rem0dslins
Monte Carlo Tie Pr 2T2l
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fst 54f 3 srnsGcr or 5000
VACUUM cleaners repaired. s. 30 and
~ called for delivered American
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WALL wASHINC-2n VS. exr. PAPER
and kRisouinr cleaned Waite work
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Death notlfes

LuBNAU-Sspt 4. Ida L. OF 6473
Waterloo ST. dear sister OF Charles.
h~ftts- ana frrs George BittneT. Fu-
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II, Petet2- Funeral Hene,0 2o57 Ora.
tiot Ave.
sCHLIsENGER-Sept 8. 1914. Esther.
mother Of Arthur W.. Col. Harold z.
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from chapel 81 VIM Y. Hamilton. Casa
az Alsxanfrine, Thursday a. 2:30 .. m.
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ATTIC ROOM
MATERIAL - 10


MATERIAL AND LABOR
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call the HOUSE DOCTOR" for sug-
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CEMENT WORK-Gsr2Fe foors. drive
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CEMENT WORK - Speaking garage
f.1. rat walls s,cewslk6, drives. etc.
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CEMENT garages. drives. walks. porches.
reasonable TO s.234s. ewes
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- 4p5
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07

ynlIR-Forss' q, Mt tllio" PL 1860 r
open SIS Preston Fosfer,
Iois Andrews Roeg Touhy. GsHos'sf. p"
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Expert Service Directory
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ApvtRrisING DISPLAY
APPlIANcI sERvIcE

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Mrs. SChermerhorn
Fails in OAR Race

NEW YORK, April p CUP)-
Mrs. julius Talmadge Of Athens,
Ga, was elected president general
Of the OAR yesterday by one vote.
-Agale=ef 214=aznaain rity-was
for election and she polled
Sl5 in a three-cOrpered race with
Mrs. Samuel James Campbell of
Mt. Carroll, ILL.,, and Mrs. George
ID. Schermerhorn OF Reading,
Mich. Mrs. Campbell received 769
and Mrs. schermcrhorn AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Things Haze Changed

"All around you are other
fighters and IL always struck me
how much things have changed
since first came over and flew
with the Raj.
'In those days Jerry had air
superiority.
Then American pilots and
planes began coming over and
The deal eXened- I'm A-htt. More
came over and we could at least
meet Jerry on equal terms and
i guess because We are Ameri-
cans and impatient and because
we didn't know any better we
struck deeper into enemy terri
tory and challenged the luft-
waffle at their inside door.
Battle tactics began to
change then--we went on the
offensive for the first time.
Then more Amer ans and
American equipment came over
and the fun really began. That's
when l really began TO get some
nice bags OF FERRIES"
Don'S sense of humor which is
active and very American has
had plenty of stuff to feed on
over here"
"The trouble is." he saws. 80
much happens you can't remem-
Der just what struck you funny
after awhile. or course there
was the time j got caught in
the luftwaffe wringer. out OF
ammunition. with no Mustangs
there to help me and i going
round and round in a tight spin
trying to keep the lead out of
my hair.
II was yelling help. help
over the radio when suddenly
the coolest, calmest voice / ever
heard said If aircraft IL calling
for aid will he give his calling
signal, his altitude, and location.
We will proceed
II was in no position To
enjoy good laugh with a dozen
ferries shooting ut me, but 1
did laugh hard at that voice on
the radio. 1 could just picture
myself calmly getting out my
maps. rulers, pencils and logs,
figuring out my location, get
ting the exact altitude, and all
that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
NeWs Upsets Hero

Don wanted badly 10 stay on
and bag at least four more Jer-
rieS. But his recent craCKup on
MS nome field, combined with ms
overlong record OF service. has
scratched Don from the lists at
least for the next few months.
The flight surgeons and his SUI
perior officers feel that Don s
last stunt Of "buzzing" the field.
miSjudging his distance from the
ground. and bouncing two miles
before he could bring his dam
aged plane 20 a stop are the di-
rect result Of the prolonged stress
and strain on The pilot rather
than just an accidental mishap.
While Don is frantically trying
10 figure out a way OF selling the
powers that be on letting him
stay in the fight for another
couple OF months anyway ms
fellow pilots are enjoying a deep
sigh Of relief.
That guys been living on
borrowed time for too long"
his CRAVING operations officer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Fred Armours Sar Liver Sausage on Potao Cakes Try M

sage, cut into 5 thick slices To make
the potato cakes, use 3 cups mashed,
seasoned potatoes Mix the mashed
potatoes with a cup finely chopped
onions. and one egg yolk. Form into 5
patties Fry until brown in bacon or
sausage drippngs. Brown the liver
sausage iOr . minutes 10 the side and
place a slice on the top Of each patty
Just before serving.
This recipe was developed N Armour
Kitchens 10 help you get the most
enjoyment from your meat ration.
ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

ord, IS going nome.
A hard-earned, but unwanted
rest is being forced upon him
by the air corps doctors who
know that even the toughest
young man cannot take we'll
over $50 hours Of combat flying
without a breathing spell.
Don's home town. Piqua, O.,
can begin shining up the brass
band, shaking out its bunting,
and fighting over who will be
the first 10 welcome the return
ing hero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Hates to Go Back

Tall. skinny Johnny Godfrey
showed signs Of over straining'
more viSibly than Don-but the
result was the same. Johnny
stopped eating. began moping
while Don continued 10 enjoy his
excellent officers mess. but Don S
eyes began 10 look feverIsh and
his conversation halted an d
stumbled.
"Gee, 7 wrote my folks Just
a few weeks ago that l wasn't
ready 10 como home, that / WAS
doing pretty good over here,
and would be back to see them
some time" Gentle explained
mournfully.
II hate TO leave this outfit.
It's going to be lot tougher
TO 20 home and leave the others
TO take charge OF the luftwaffe
than any battle ever was.
"T'II miss the fellows" Don
said and for a moment was ST.
lent. Then he continued:
ou hhOH NOu kVN uSTu w
living here like this. I've been
over here three years.
II guess the main things you
remember after all are the boys
you fly with, those who haven't
come back, and the excitement
Of getting the jump on a Jerry
In tough battle" Don said.
Then you never forget ths
noise OF the motors warming up
In the cold, gray English aorn-~
ing. the last glimpse of the
channel and the first Of Bad
mans Land just across the bay.
Then there's that tight, cold.
sweaty feeling as you move in
land to where the Iuftwaffe
plays. Under you are the big
friends loaded with the where
withal to blow a lot OF time off
the length of the war and
manned by kids just like your
self.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

There are 50 many reasons for plan
ming more and more meals around
Armour Star Liver Sausage. First,
because it's such delicious meat
mild and "spready. Second, because
It's mighty easy on your meat ration
"A low point meat. Third. because
It wonderfully nututious-especially
rich in vitamins A. y, -, and G. -.
minerals and high quality proteinS
Here's new recipe for a hne liver
sausage man dish FOR dinner
To serve FIVE, ask your- meat man
fiet ! i To- ct fFEE444.liF- s-l- i4ct SAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

said. Hes been pressing his
luck too hard"
Dons fellow pilots are most ex-
plicit.
Coincidentally with Don s
crackup came a bad. but durable
case of flax happiness, accord
ing 10 his combat teammate. 1t.
John Godfrey Of WoonSocket,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
City Tops Goal
For Red Cross

Detroit oversubScribed its Red
Cross drive goal of Sl92l 900 by
ID per cent, although Michigan As
a whole realized only 70.2 per
cent Of its quota, John NJ. Sulli-
van, city campaign manager, re-
&ealed today,
Sullivan said moro than $500
600 had been subscribed in the
city TO date The goal in Detroit
was reached the day the campaign
ended, he stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Grounded Gentle
Still Rarin'tO 60

EDITORS NOTE-Ths is the concluding chapter
OF Capt Don GeHteS dramatic story of his life and aerial
eIaits told To Lee Gnt2n1 correspondent BIZ the
Ieadinq Anlerican ace h Me Ewopean rar theoter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
BY LEE CARSON

AT A U. S. FIGHTER STATION IN ENGLAND, April
21-Amercas leading in the European theaer is all
through with for a while Capt Don Gentle whose
of 80 enemy planes destroyed still stands the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
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