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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

da pomagajo odvisrlirn narodorn
v Afriki in Aziji. TIL prieenja-
mo plaeevati visoko ceno "a ma
Sc sodelovanje z britanskim car
stvom. Ia cena bo ma koncu po-
ia prijateljstvo vseh kolonijal-
nih plemen in. narodov ma sve-
tu.
Polozaj je neroden, a nj brez
izhoda. Teh 81 narodov, XII Sc
stavljajo zedinjene narode, je
pokazalo, da SO bolj progresiv-
nj, kot je bilo pricakovati. Nasi
in britanski delegati zanjejo
mnogo odobravanja vsakokrat,
kadar Sc zavzamejo "a osebne
svoboseine v notranjosti dru-
gih dezel in v vseh takih sluca-
jih mas podpirajo do kraja. To-
da kadar Rusi napadajo krivico
kolonijalnega sistema, diskrimi-
nacijo radi rase, XII vlada v ne
katerih demokraticnih dezelah,
je vecina vedno ma njihovi stra-
nj.
Kaj sledi il tega? Svetovno
vodstvo ne more biti zgrajeno
enostavno ma temelju sile. Nj
kdo pa ne bo mogel iztrgati
svetovnega vodstva IL rok tako
mogocne' sile kot je Annerika,
ako bono uporabljali svojo silo
v prilog napredka in svobode.
Ako sc bono vrnili k nasim os-
novnim nacelom svobode in ena-
kopravnosti, bono neizbezno po-
stall in ostali vodilni4 v vseh
razpravah v zedinjenih narodih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

delka. Koncno Sc more tako
blago tudi prodati Zed. drza-
varl in ' TEN slueaju Sc plaza
carino, pristojno "a obicajen
uvoz tujih izdelkov v njih konc-
nj obliki. v zoni sami namrec
lahko kolesje svicarskih ur. vde-
lajo v ameriske okrove; afriske
briljante strokovnjasko pofaz-
berejo; parfum nalijejo v ste
klenicice, it'd. Use to pa ne spa
da pod izdelovanje, .pac pa Sc
smatra "a pripravljanje in ure-
jevanje blaga "a prodajo. Izde-
lovanje in razstavljanje blaga
je prepovedano v prosti zoni.
Newyorska zona st. 1 je kar
mrgolela tuje oziroma svetov-
ne trgovir,e kmalu po otvoritvi
v letu 1887. Tekom leta 1941
je zabelezila 232 razlicnih uvo-
zov, XII Sc jih je cenilo ma SO
milijonov dolarjev vrednosti.
Proste luke sc je posluzilo 70
dezel. Kasneje je mas vojni od-
delek potreboval to pristanisko
predelje sam in Sc je morala
prosta zona umakniti v vec
manjsih pomolov OBJ North Ri
yer (Hudson ma zapadni strani
mesta.) Uvoz je bill odslej veil
ko manjsi. Sedaj je prosta 70
ma deloma vzpostavljena nazaj
" Stapletonu, kjer bo kmalu
imela ma razpolago 90 akrov
prostora.
San Francisco, v Kaliforniji
in San Juan ma Porto Riku sta
dive izmed ameriskih LUX, XII so
zaprosile "a dovoljenje vzpo-
stavitve svobodnih LUX oziroma
prostih uvoznih zon. Sedaj Sc
tudi priporoca proste zone ma
velikih letaliscih, kot tudi raz-
stavne prostore, ker hi to po-.
spesilo trgovino in privedlo kup-
ce.
Genoa v Italiji je imela, ka-
kor pise revija National Geo.
graphic Society," prvo prosto
uvozno zono v svoji luki, toda
ideja proste luke je vendarle,
starejsa - datirana il dobe
Hsnseaticne lige NEST IA. sto-.
letja, ali Sc pref. - Nemcija je.
zgradila mic mani kot 11a,po-
morskih in recnih prostih uvoz-
nih zon, kot pise ista revija.
Najbolj znana je bila prosta lu-
ka v Hamburgu in Bremenu,
kjer SO prosti zoni obratova-
lie cello livarne in ladjedelnice.
Tovarne SO bile prostim zonan
ma razpolago tudi Copenhage-
nu ma Danskem. Zelo pripra-
ven "a prosto luke je Danzig,
dalje Trst in Reka, ker Sc mo-
ra iz teh pristanisc voziti bla-
go globolo notranje dezele il
Baltiskega in Jadranskega NOR
ia.
V Zed. drzavah so proste
uvozne zone pod nadzorstvom
Foreign Trade Zones Boarda,
katerega tvorijo: trgovski tai
mix, vojni tajnik in zvezni "a
kladnicar. Zvezni oddelek "a
trgovino pa ina mad tenn odbo-
rom jurisdikcijo.
WATERLOO H1-sPEED SERVICE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

i ROrdZen1 SmO OIL v ZaQeVan,' }
Xxi Sc mas ne ticejo neposredno.
Nv stvari politicnega spopada
med belim plemenom in domaci-
nj in Indijci v Juzno-afriski uni
/ il nismo neposredno prizadeti.
Pac pa smo skupaj Veliko
Britanijo podprli juzno-afriske-
ga premiera Snnutsa in pri tenn
podlegli vecini. Posredna obsod-
ba Juzno-afriske unije je bila
odobrena cello dvetretjinsko
vecino. Dejstvo je tudi, da. je
bilo sprejeto naznanflo, da je
India zmagala v glasovanju v
politicnem odboru in v splosni
plenarni seji, S ploho odobrava-
MIA S strani pretezne vecine de-
legatov.
Ameriska vlada nikakor nj
zascitnica, niti posebno prija-
teljska napram Frankovemu re-
zimu ma spanskem. Toda tudi v
tel zadevi smo sc Re pred me-
seci pridruzili Anglezem in smo
prepreeili, da bi bill varnostni
svet priporocil prekinjenje di-
plomaticnih odnosajev tenn re-
zimom. Isto stalisce snio z maj
vecjo energijo podpirali v po-
liticnefn odboru sedanjega "a
sedanja organizacije zedinje-
nih narodov. Pododbor "a Span
sko zadevo je odobril prekinje-
ME odnosajev kljub nasi opo-
ziciii z II glasovi proti 6. To
seveda Sc nj zadnja beseda v
tel zadevi, toda da sc je to zgo-
h dilo, je vendar zelo znacilno.
i Pet latinsko ameriskih dezel,
med mimi Mehika, Venezuela,
| Guatemala, Panama in Gle, so
prevzele vodstvo in so zahtevale
kar aaajostrejsi ~nastop. profit
Frankoveinu rezinu. Podpiral
| jih js sovjetskl biloxi, Francija
4 in Norveska. LIE dive latinsko-
ameriski dezeli, Kuba in Kolum-
\ biia, sta ostali ma nasi strani,
| obenem z Veliko Britanijo, Nj
/ zozemsko in Kino.
| Raven tega poraza, smo do
ziveli tudi Sc druge, MANI vaz-
ne poraze V razlienih pododbo-
rih. v najvaznejsi zadevi, ka-
teri razpravlja zdaj plenarna
skupscina Zedinjenih narodov,
nisnio dcziveli nobenega pora-
"a, to je res, toda nikdo ne mo-
re reci, da v tenn vprasanju, v
zadevi razorozevanja in omejit-
We oborczevanja, vodimo druge
narode. V tej stvari sledimo le
Sovjetski uniji, XII nam je iztr-
Il gala vodstvo v tel zadevi il rok;
II Da je tenu tako, je zelo OBJ
zalovanja vredno, kajti nobene-
ga dvoma ne more biti O tenn,
da bi manjsi narodi mnogo ra-
N .je sledili nasemu vzgledu in vod-
stvu kot pa sovjetskemu.
Ako je prislo do teh sprememb,
N je bio lie zato, ker je Sow
jetska unija prevzela vodstvo v
borbi proti ostankom fasizma in
proti kolonijalnim sistemom
Mali narodi MISC kar naenkrat
spoznali, da imajo Sovjetsko
unijo in komunizem raje, tenn.
vec so Sc postavili ma svoje no.
vo stalis:e lie radi tega, ker smo
zaceli podpirati kolonijalne 81
lie v njihovih prizadevanjih, da
zad1ze svoje privilegije in ker
so Rusi pokazali dobro voljo
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VODHNA SHA SVETA?
Donald Bell o. M. "A.

teku razprav splosni skupscini zednjenih naro-
dov e izvrs preobrat XII je ocvidno velike
mali narod XII SO bill prvotno vs zdruzeni prot Sovjetski
un rad njenega skorscana veto pravice polagoa
obrni prot Ameri in Veki Britaniji Trditev, katero
smo opetovano sisalf predsednkovih govorh da Anne
rika vodi svet sebo e tore vdet ovrzena ali vs
nedokazana. = ~.t.. / .~t f~..~ HE.. ..s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

WATERLOO HI-SPEED SERVICE
Moderna naprava "a mazanje av-
tov; umijemo in scistimo avte, izvr-
sirno rama popravila, it'd
Frank j. Fortuna in
Johnny Vadnal, last.
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Helen's Dress; Shoppe
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
YMCA CAMPERS
RETURN TO CITY
As Local Boys Spent Week
At White Lakes
Chickagami

Forty-five YMCA boys and their
four councillors returned yesterday
from g week of camping at White
Lakes Chickagami M p i n 6
grounds, full of enthusiasm for an
extended camp" next year.
Walter Biggs, who excelled in
service to other campers, partici-
pating in activities, squad duties,
character skills and general ap-
pearances, was awarded the honor
camper citation, while Bobby
Crowley, a runnerup, received
honorable mention.
Sioux Tribe Wins
For having the most wins in
tribe inspections, the Sioux tribe
with Bryan Mallnix, councillor,
won final award for this phase Of
the trip, having previously won the
award three days in succession.
Winners in the athletic meet as
announced by Adam Smith, were:
boys over II years of age, Bobby
Crowley and Walter Biggs and
Henry Won der Leith; boys under
II years. Bobby McCumber, Jimmy
Chamblee and Pete Dannenbaum.
The winning tribe in the aquatic
meets, was the Commanches, hav-
ing as their chief, Winfield Will
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Lower Baden Lands
Get DOT Treatments

cURR1E, July 2-The State
Board OF Health is going its rounds
with the spraying for mosquito
control with DOT in lower Baden
county. Practically every family
will receive the benefits from this
spraying which from all reports, is
very effective.
In the ma1arial infected regions
Where the September flood left bad
conditions, the DOT spray was used
and all that it reached seemed to
be freer from malaria than those
sections where it was not used.
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son, who organized and placed his
boys we'll.

son, who organized and placed his
boys well.
Winning Tribe
The boys are Bobby Crowley,
Robert Clark and Charles Caudill;
Graham Farmer, John Rusher and
Jimmy Williams. They were limit.
ed to three athletic events; three
events in the swimming meets and
to two events in the boat races.
Highlighting the camp this year
were the vesper services at break
fast time, and the inspirational
talks around the camp fires.
The treasure hunt was won by
John Rusher, a Cherokee brave,
which gave his tribe special eats.
Play in the softball league which
was finished Saturday ended in a
tie. Finals were held Saturday
night and the Bears defeated the
Eagles in a hotly-contested game.
Bobby Crowley pitched the win
ming game.
The Bears were feted to a spec
ial mess at the Saturday night
campfire.
Winner of the camp horse shoe
pitching tournament was Edgar
Fisher, Jr., who received a Will
mington ~ championship shirt.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

w. Wright, Tabor City; Edison
Thompson, Fair Bluff: Alfred c.
Wilson, Southport; Leamon LeHue,
Shallotte; Manuel L. Gore, Shall
lotte.
Golden E. Hewitt, Supply; HARM
l.. Milligan, Ash; Russell L. Smith
Ash; George o. hite, Piedmont,
Mo-; and James H. Williams,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

whether they are former service
men or civilians with no prior serv-
ice. they will be welcomed, Lieut..
N. G. Cottle, officer in charge OF
the local station, has announced.
A complete list of the needed
skills is available at the local sta
ton. located in the Post Office
building, where a group Of trained
men is available to discuss the
Jobs with interested Wilmington
ians.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
SHAKEN UP

CHICAGO, July 2-R-Seveateen
Messengers were shaken up Tues
dav one of them severely enough
to require disqualification. when a
Transcontinental and W Western
(Trans-World) air liner, approach
ing municipal airport, made'a fore.
ed landing on a belt line rallroao
track several hundred yards snor'
of the runway.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
ATU Agents Capture
Two Illegal Stills

Two 200-gallon submarine-type
illegal liquor stills and 200 gallons
of mash were destroyed Monday
afternoon in the Royal Oak sec
ton of Brunswick county by Alco-
hol Tax Unit agents Lon Howe,
Ernest Plate, and G. R. Steptoe.
The agents carried out the raid
with the assistance of Police Chief
Coleman of Shallotte.
No operators were a~pprehended
at the scene.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Army Recruiters Seek
Occupation Specialists

A special effort to contact and
enlist men who are qualified in a
listed group of military occupation
al specialties, is underway by the
local Army recruiting station.
The type of men needed runs
from radar technicians to supply
clerks. and it was understood that
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Neither the sun nor the moon
sets in the summer at the North
Pole.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

The w rocket is 46 feet long;
the Wac Corporal, developed by
the U. S. Army, is 16 feet long.
Evening star., 1946-06-16
TWO GIRLS AND A DREAM
Continued from page eighi

lashes. He pulled himself up on his
elbows and took her hands. dropping
his face in them. taking their sweet
ness. their comfort, their sureness
Then the spell broke. Judy pulled
her hands away and rose to her feet.
Before he could jump up too. she was
hurrying away. She said: mo. it's
mistake You must go.
He followed her. dazed by her sud-
den change of mood Wait! What's
the matter? What's happened?
Just that you've got to 60. Please
TO-" Her face was all broken up with
a kind of distress he couldn't make
out. You've got to catch the next
train. I'm going to get the car and
take you to the station. You've plenty
of time
But why E.. why on earth?" He
held her arm as she tried to run
through the gate to the house. Judy,
why are you getting rid of me? What
have | said? What have done?'
She shook her head. mo, it's me,
not YOU I've done something untor-
givable.'
You! What do you mean?"
81. kept something from you.
Something | should have told you.
All this =" She waved her hand to
Evening star., 1946-06-16

the field around them. This was just
a kind of magic that trapped you. 1t
isn't real - your feeling, | mean, be-
cause because if you'd known. you
wouldn't be here with me at all.
wouldn't be here! Are you crazy
mo - no." she laughed bitterly.
You'd be on your way to The Red
Horse.
"Oh for PHYS sake. -. What are
you talking about"
Il don't know how can explain.
She stopped. looking down. trying for
words. Listen - this afternoon. be-
fore you came there was telegram
for you.
For me?"
Eyes, phoned from the Office, took
the message. 1t seemed very cruel
one When you arrived - oh please
believe me - at first | didn't tell you
because you looked SO spent, so weary
of things. thought I'd wait bit. till
you'd had tea That was my first rea-
son. 1t was for your sake at FIRST
He PUT his hands on her shoulders
and looked down at her. And your
second reason? When we'd had tea?
Why didn't you tell me them
She said, after long pause: That
was for my own sake. That's what
cancels out all this 1t makes it sort
of invalid - that you didn't know.
"Is that so? And will it make 1t
valid if tell you what was in that
Evening star., 1946-06-16

surely must have known. somehow.
Things were clear at last What to
try for. The future, love. everything
was here. Lila wasn't real any more
- never had been. really. She was a
stylized figure, made of glass. His feel
ing for her had been symptom of his
Illustration, his Discrimination,
HE DREW deep breath. clasping his
hands under his head. stretching out
his long legs on the grass. He said -
not looking at Judy but just letting
his words trickle out into the warm
scented air, Perhaps it. was crazy,
but | remember one night. over Ham,
burg. we got into tangle with two
Ierrles. We were darn near done for.
thought of this place. the scent. the
silence. =. | believe l cried it out
aloul as did when ! was kid cross
ing my fingers to keep off danger -
He laughed suddenly. "Of course
chaps say all sorts of things at those
moments. Maybe my mind was a bit
unstuck''
She made small show of laughing
too She was sitting very still now.
looking down at him. Suddenly glanc-
ing up. he saw that two tears stood
in her eyes. trembling on her dark
Evening star., 1946-06-16

YOU were in the kitchen getting tea
Before tear'
Eyes. | knew then that Lila wasn't
coming. But | had no intention OF
going to The Red Horse, no inten-
ton of ever going there again. Judy.
darling he continued, Il want to
be lust where am now, with you,
like this
He took her in his arms. She sighed.
melting towards him. her mouth raised
10 his The End
Evening star., 1946-06-16

message? 1t said: 'Frighttully bored
with your sentimental rendezvous.
Will be at The Red Horse at ten
thirty. Lila.
She was staring at him. But Dan,
how. ?"
He PUT his hand in his pocket. pulled
out a telegram and laughed as he
shook it in front of her
"A boy delivered it. on his way to
the fete," he said. Il took it - when
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Unclaimed Pledges

Gibson Electric Spanish Guitar
and amplifier set. Complete
with case. New --------S139. so
~ Craftsman jig saw with IL
H. P. motor. Complete with ac-
cessories and blades. Good as
new 65.co
Sterling Silver Bread Tray.
HEAVYWEIGHT $3.50
Gents Is Jewel waterproof, shock
proof wrist watch ------ Is. e5
Bridal Set. Solitaire diamond en-
gagement ring. Plain design with
band to match 69. so
Hi-Standard % CALDER automatic
pistol. Ten shot. Permit requir-
ed. New Sill
Fine make accordian. Is keys. IL
bass. With case Observation-Disclosures 80 5
Gibson jumbo gutter. New ----- rs. 90
Seven piece silver service set. Ir-
GLIDING large tray ---------- 395. 0G
Twelve piece genuine porcelain
gold-dipped demitasse set - 1885
Gents leather handbag. IS inches.
Including tax %. 80
Lady's platinum diamond ring. AL
most one-half carat. With six
side diamonds. Special --- 1875. 90
So" packing trunk. Heavy vulca-
nized trunk fibre with heavy
brass fittings. Including tax 80. so
Wright and Ditson tennis racquet
with rack 3.95
B. w. Raymond q Jewel Elgin
pocket watch. Is size. AK gold
filled case 40. so
Gents two suffer bag. Heavy can
vas covered. genuine leather
binding. Made by Belber. In
GLIDING tax 25.77
Travel alarm clock with leather
case 6.95
Electric pickup for radio ------- IL. 95
Officers tan dress shoes. New.
Broken sizes. Originally 500 %.
At close-out price -- 2 95
Conn Tenor Saxaphone. Gold lac
quer. New 1872. so
Ladys Gruen wrist watch with
sweep secondhand. Yellow gold.
10 Jewels $3.50
Lady's opal ring. Surrounded by
IA Zircon stones. Beautifully de-
signed Al. 50
Portable Electric record player.
Plays twelve records automati-
cally So 5
Diamond horseshoe stickpin. Solid
yellow gold. Nine diamonds : go
Remington triple heed electric
shaver with case - 11.95
II Jewel Elgin pocketwatch. yell
low gold case. In perfect con-
dition 20. so
Gents double head cameo ring.
Yellow gold 1880
Very fine Hi-grade violin - 70. so
Parker Lifetime fountain pen.
New 7.s5
Shaving kits. Tan color with Zip
per 2.s5
Set of Mcdonald golf clubs. Seven
irons. Three wood. Complete with
fine gold bag. New -- SO. so
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

WINTER is COMING! HAVE YOUR on
heaters and circulators cleaned and
repaired. ! clean. buy and sell cook
Dial 5529.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

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Rug Cleaners. Inc, Buckhead Theatre
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Cherokee 1876.
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~l3-Business Opportunities

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A bright future for the right man. we
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We sell 16-milimeter projects, rent
films, and give advice on location
Radio Electronics Company. Mollon
Picture Division, 1877 North MAN
Street, Winston-Salem, N. L.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

FOR BEST SELECTIONS IN BOOKS
Bibles, Testaments and Dictionaries
see R. E. Bruce. 1877 Pinecrest Park
way. Call 1884.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

cooK,GHW solorea e. i've g, IN: SIS s ys;
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on busline. Phone Oliver s2la for inter-
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eiIs dfSS sR9 On sasass M
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INV. 2 adults, / child: Monday thru Fri
day; liye out preferredi S25; references.
HoUsEkEEPER. 3 adults; pvt. rn,.; nice
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permanent Job live in; upstairs bedrm;.
card req WI s535. -
WOMAN, reliable. for general housework:
near Dupont Circle; husband or adult
daughter may share twin-bed room and
bath and have outside job. Call NO. 1897
for appointment. .
WOMAN, middle aged. white, care for small
baby; 5-day week, SIS; live in or out.
Phone WA $685. .
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

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e ca asEl JACK ENt 44 EXECUTIVE. under 80;
radio; also private industry expeFienee.
facts; seeks hish-salaried position with
future Hobart $3.50 after $50 pm
fx SP IRse EIS'1 ENGEIss. spanish trans:
lator secretary. % years old. college. ex-
school, been secretary to ambassador, edi-
tor of Spanish dept; of New, York news
paper syndieate;, will travel. Call no.
saas,ai 0srss G:s SRR 05oS SeEk @
enced. Call AT. ,199S. al
GIRL, colored, desires Job as stripper or
experienced. AT. 0227. 3i.,,
GIRL, colored. experienced. desires waltz
Fsss Or foq1saiF YORK in cafeteria or
LADY. colored, wishes Job as dishwasher;
no niehtwork Call Lincoln 6ol4
NURSE. colored, trained, practical: expert.
enced II general nursing S-hr. duty; SO.
PRAC. NURSE. colored. day duty; chronic.
infant, maternity. Take engagements for
TT9iPF9 G Of Fa any IL for@ M sy Mailing
t,hs delivery. AT, ios7 j.
WOMAN. colored young. desires position
YOU have to offer AID 1904. i
YOUNG WOMAN desires position as secre-
tary in small downtown once; some diets-
plenty Of Initiative, methodieal and alert:
5 days. S45 week. Box 36l-Y. Star. &c
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