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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
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 AHr end AkrS. MAscia left on Q wseeing sxap to Miami. Fla. ane gAnftsnooea. Tennessee. Mrs Mas esa wure a red crepe dress with gold awSm. naark accessosses and c grey cAinese ks6sk1n coat w1th a grey kAk. She Is c graduate oE Leaven- wnrrh MaRh School and The Water Amry Enzpsfnl School cS Nursing. Azr. Nnzcia seEved an the .. 6. Army Eur anR vears including three years An fna Hxrupean TheateE. Upon Nhnar reezwn they wsn reside in Pas mesnn Aa.nne. Easnro1ck. V. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Miss GtIlrresil Feted ct ShOzCeYS

Miss Marion Powers. Mrs. John F. Barry and Mrs George 4. veii- iette were hostesses at a surprise shower at the Powers home on Charles Street in honor of Miss Frances Guarrera. whose marriage to William J. Powers takes place on November 1I. The bride-to-be was presented a complete set of crystal and . blanket from the guests.
 Those attending included Mrs. John Powers. Mrs. Ann Eichman, Mrs. Elmer Libby, Mrs. Harry Byrne, Mrs. Michael Jones. Mrs. John Harmon. Mrs William Quinn, Mrs. Arthur Stein. Mrs. Alvin Turn CT, Mrs. Henry Derouin, Mrs. Leo- nand Howe. Mrs. James Barry, Mrs. Harry Walsh, Mrs. James Barrett, Asrs. George Grimes. Mrs. Anthony Guarrera, Mrs. Alexander Guar rera, Mrs. Thomas MoheT, Mrs. Mi- chael Mccormack. Mrs. Charles Hurley, Mrs. Nicholas Laaese, Mrs Michael Powers, Mrs, Russell Clark'
 Also. the Misses Christine Riley, yule Oonley. Mary Barry. Ann Barry. Emily shannon. Mary Y. ho- bart Gertrude Lang. Margaret drifaths. Minnie Ryan, Josephine VTuin. Lacy ouarrera and sue 0nasyera.
 Mss 0uarrera was also hon0red at alinen shower by her sisters, Mrs. Thomas Moher and Mrs. Michael Mccormack. Guests included: Mrs. Anthony ouaErera, Mrs. Alexander 0uaErera, Mrs. Thomas Wlgmofe' Mrs. Edward sheehan. Mrs. Thomas Dowaing, Mrs. A. N. Mulholland' MrG Joseph Lauden. Mrs. Francis Shea, Mrs. Andrew Cayanaagh' Mrs' william walsh. Mrs. william sut' ton. Mrs. Robert conghian, Mrs. James MeAdam and the Misses PeaRy Howard, Catherine McCor- mack, Margaret Mccormack. Doro- thy Mccormack. Marion Moher. Helen Simmons. Lucy ouaFFera and Sue 0uaxTera.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Louise "A HiH Bride Of THOmaS Curtin Veteran

Miss Louise N. Hill. daughter of MT. and Mrs. william Hills. ST., of Andrew Drive. Naugatuck, and Thomas F. Curtin. son of John Cur tin of Bridge Street and the late Mrs. Curtin were united in mar rtase as o'clock this morning ct St. Francis Xavier Church, Nau- gatuck in e setting of white, gold end bronze posnpons and chrysan- themums and palms. The Rev. George Dunn officiated at the mar riage ceremony and celebrated the naptaal Mass. A progrem of nup- taal music was presented by Ffan- ces Higgins. organlst and Richcard zollo. soloist Of Beacon Falls. Selec- tions included Schnbert's Ave Ma ria and "panis Angelicus.
 Given in marriage ey her father, the bride was attired in a white satin gown styled with a square scalloped neckline. fitted bodice, long sleeves that tapered to e point ct the wrist and a full skirt ter- nainattng in a long train. Her in- ported veil of French Illusion fell from a crown oE seed pearls and she carried an arm bouquet of white cRlxysantlEuns and ponpons cen- tered with orchids.
 AGAs Rosemary McCarthys for- mer caassmaae of the bride. was maid og honor. She was attired in Id grey velvet gown fashioned with a square suailoped neckiine, fitted bodice, long sleeves that taperd to c point at the wrist and Q full skiri scalloped at the hemline. Her cos tune was complemented with matching headpiece and she car- ried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses.
 Misses Josephine Rio. former classnate of the bride. Mrs. Marie HiIl. slster-in-law of the bride. and Catherine Curtin. sister of the bridegroom were bridesmaids. They were costumed in moss green vel- vet gowns styled with square scai- l0ped neckline. fitted bodices, long sleeves and full skirts. with match- ing headdresses and they carried arm bouquets of yellow mixed flow" CTS.
 Miss Dona Hill. niece of the bride, was flower girl. She wore Q moss green velvet gown with matching bonnet and carried an old fash toned bouquet Of mixed flowers, Henry Curtin was his brother rf best man. William Hill Jr., bro- ther of the bride. John Curtin, brother Of the bridegroom. and Fred Nackid were ushers.
 Out of town guests from Penn sylvanis. Stamford, Hartford. Rye N. Y.. washington. D. c. and towns and cities in Connecticut attended a reception at the home ot the bride. following s wedding break
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

is hired by the owner of the pro football team, the Grizzlies, to pros tect star Back 6lats Nixon when . gambler bets e20,O00 against the team. Nixon. however. Is killed on the field, and Dolan steps in 70 solve the murder in a fast-moving finish, when T Deal in Crime" ls broadcast Saturday, Nov, ie, at e;so ?. M., over Station WATR William 0argan stars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
nIAMETLI.RRCcHIA Al

MF. and Mrs. btegaIlo UIanellI, South Leonard Street. announce the engagement and coming marriage Of their daughter. CaFmella, tc Anthony Recchia. son Of Mfr. and Mrs. Donate Recchia. Highland Avenue. The wedding is scheduled to take place Nov. a at . A.M. ln the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

own life but was murdered.
 Screen Star Brian Donleyy teEn. porarlly g0rsakes his Hollywood career to appear in Sand Hog." the thrilling Exploring the Unknown" drama, on Sunday. Nov, i7, et r. M, over Station MES. The broad. cast vii. depict the marvels and hazards of under-Fiver tunnel build ing, with Donievy playing another of his ehaFaeEeTlsticaliy viTtle roles.
 Blondes many troubles are H1ul- tiplied when Dagwcod tells her the Bumsteads are not only having the DitheEg to dinner, but an addition. al guest as well, in the Blonde" broadcast over WCnS Stations at 7:s0 P. N., on Sunday. Nov. T. Blonde performs miraeles-clean. ing house, borrowing additional silver and china. and even Q roast. All goes well until one guest eEl. nounces he's drooling for an old. fashioned stew because he's tired Of roastE. Penny Singleton and AE- thur Lake co-stay.
 Ross Dolan, private investigator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
sEYMOUR-GABAREE

Mr. and Mrs. Edson Seymour Of AGaple Street. announce the engage nent and coming marriage oi their daughter. Rosetta. to E. naer Gabaree. Jr. son Of MT. ano Mrs. Elmer Gabanee of Bank Street, me wedding wsll be an event oi Nov. 90 at 4. M. in the Churen of the Immaculate Conception.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
FRANCIS .nOTrOnHEY

Announcement ts made og tDe coming marriage of Miss reullne Frnncis. daughter Of Mfr. and Mrs Jacob Francis, Baldwin Street. % Alvin Edwin Bottomley, son of Afr. and Mrs. William Bottcmley Of Naugatuck. The wedding is plan- ned for Saturday. Dec. [, at 2:30 P. M ln the ADuth Congregakienai Churoh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
zARIncKI-DePAUIO

MT. and Mrs. John zablockt Of Pearl Street, announce the engage" ment and coming marriage Of their daughter, Mary. to Peter V. De- Paulo, son of Mrs. Concetta pc" Paulo Of Washington Avenue. The wedding is scheduled to take place Pet. 6 in the Church of Our Laoy of Loardes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Englge1f1entS
oRsATTT-gILLs

Mr. and Mrs. Peter orsatn oi Lannen Street announce the en. Ragement and coming marriage oi their daughter, Mae Dolores. 10 George L. siIls, son of Mr. and Mrs George sills of Riverside Street. Ihs wedding Is scheduled to take place Nov. a5 at Q A. M. in st. Lucy'' Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
RARTOLOTTA-TgEOAGAs s

Mir. and Mrs. Anthony bartolotta of Middletown. announce the com. ing marriage of their daughter, Miss Lucy Bartolotta. to Tofsie Thomas, Woleott Street. son of the late Mir. and Mrs. Elias Thomas. The cere- mony will be performed T'hauks- giving Day. Nov. 2s in Dt. eebas- tian's Church. Middlet0wn. as 10 A. H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
BOwaGAN.DASGLE

Mrs. Sarah Bowman, soutn Main Street announces the engage mept and coming marriage ol her daughter. Therese, to Aureiie Daigue. West Clay Street, son oi Thomas Daigle, Presque Isle. Re
 The Wedding wiil take place on Thanksgiving Day. Nov. %, at o'clock i'd the Church of 6t. Ann
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
CEARKI1.E.AaELICIEIOgNA

Mir. and Mrs. E1o clarelli, Rob- bins Street. announce the engage ment and coming marriage Of theii daughter, Olga to Jerry Melchionna of Third Street. The wedding WI be an event of Nov. 2s at Q A. M. in the Church Of the Blessed saeFA' ment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
BEAUDOM-GROLEAU

MF. and Mrs. William Beaudoin of WoleOtt Road. announce the en. judgement and coming marriage ol their daughter, Cecelia. to Joseph Onoleau, also of Woleott Road. The wedding is scheduled 10 take plaet Nov. 90 at 6 A. N. in the Church of St. Ann.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
nGAzULAFTTs- -sTANKUs

MT. and Mrs. George Mazuiai' tls, Green Street, announce the efa. gaeement and coming marriage ol their daughter. Lillian to Leonard Gtanhns, son Of AGF. and MfS. etan' Icy Gsanluss. Dgeher Avenue. m wedding wlll take place Nov. % q 70 q. M. in St. J0seph's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Agr. and Mrs. William Dunford. Of Prospect, announce the birth of a son, Jeffrey Brant. Oct. 2i in Wa terbury Hospital. Mrs. Dunford is tl,A former Aalgs Caria E7nke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

nGr. mna AGrR Fred R. Crazaer an- msmnpe tane hiEth of eahsar third child mnG EiE8 non. Fre1eTick Eariey EznmnE. 01tobsr 1s. ct St. Mary's Mo4ntal AGrS CEmzner ts the former aEne MnKsey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

ny Foundation for the treatment of Infantile Paralysis on Saturday November le from 9 to e:30 P. M.
 Jack Miller and his orchestra will provide the musical background and -Four Chicks and a Chuck" will also be heard. The program will be pros duced by Paul Monroe and written by J. Franklin Jones. Ted Collins will be master of ceremonies,
 Rosalind Russell is currently stars ring in the film Sister Kenny" and Kate Smith is nationfl chairman of the campaign.
 Gales of laughter will result when Gall Russell and Gail Patrick join Ad0lphe MenJou in the stellar role in "The Bachelors Daughters" when that new screen comedy hit gets its radio premiere on the to- night broadcast of This Is Holly good" over VICES Stations at i0;ib ?. M. It's the story og four young salesgirls who get a tight-fisted noorwaiker at their department store to pose ag their father and help in their campaign to snare q quartet of millionaire husbands, Menjou and Gail Russell will be recreating the roles they played In the film.
 Milton Berle. nimble witted eoEl- edy star of stage and night clubs. and Benny Goodman. King Of Swing. will be Vaughn Monroe's guests on the singing maestgo's vaFiety-mnsicai show tonight. at 7:sO P. M., over WCBS Stations. BeFle wiil exchangs gags with Mon- roe and will offer a comedy sktt, while Goodman will be heard in one of his famous clarinet specialties.
 Sherlock Holmes. played by Tom Conway, solves one of his most fas- cinating eases in 'The Advantages of the Genuine 0uarneTins." to be heard tonight over station WATR ct e:30 P. M. The Baker Street sleuth proves that the dead vi0lin- ist found ciutching a suicide note ln . locked room did not take his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

nEr. nnd MEk. Raymond ?. Crness EnnDunee the birzh of their second Ea<zi1 cd first son Raymond Thomas EsznnR October 12 et 6t. MAry's Mn1ElEnl AEs- cFass is the former Rn1Eican EmEley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Foley win sing T Could Tell by the Look in Your Eyes," Chained to a Memory" and Salvation Has Been Brought Down" The old Hickory Singers offer When It's Prayer Meetin' Time in the Hollow" Foleye Cumberland Valley Boys play Chicken Reel" and wally Fowler's Oak Ridge Quartet harmonizes Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho" !" zeke and Feb Turner play My Darling Nellie Cray as their guitar duet and the program ends with a square dance, "Ragtime Annie" Minnie Pearl. Grinders Switch comic, brings her weekly humorous report. and the Duke Of Paducah discusses football
 Leo Durocher, Brooklyn Dodgers pilot, will answer as his question of the week, Where did the expres- sion Behind the s-Ball' originatee" on, his Sunday, Nov. i7 airing of Your Sports question Box" over Station wATR at l:l5 P. N. He will also discuss the problem of whe- ther in baseball three men can be retired with only two pitched balls, and will tell the approximate speed of baseball thrown by big league pitcher.
 Bing Crosby, Rosalind Russell. Kate Smith and a distinguished cast of radio, stage and screen stars will be heard on a special WOR- Mutual broadcast inaugurating the is40 fund appeal of the Sister Ken-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

aGE end MrR James C. Griffin, ElfEun Avenue. announce the birth 4k a mnn. alan Christopheg. Nov 2 ~ 1k 1Nzzys Bospital Mrs. Griffin M zhe faEmer Mary A. LSncid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Dr. an6 AGB c. James Coppeto os MABk Man 6lrees announce the birth ~ aIhmar 2azand clzild. a daughter. Re- e bEm et eiae WategbzEy Hos E1Az&, Ngy. Q. Mn. C0ppeto s the zaNmRw AEm Ezinnbeth EantaynG.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Births

ar. cd 1EEx. 2. Pau Kennedy. EaER01nna. onao. snnOunoe the birth mE sanaAE flrr& chEl6. . eanghser, Mnzamza Mmmk born Oct sl ln the Esw wnzzn Hnspsta1. Mrs. Kennedy A 1lse 6zmer Ruzh shEvensoA Wet Mmwun. Azr. Kenne6y is the son of AzE1 SosEph ?. Kennedy. Crescent EeruH& and the sate MT. Kennedy.
 AGr ard Mira Pacuua1e LAGo, Hawthorne AReEsae. announce the Agsh nf e second son. Thomas Al- AEn. MoT. fe tn Waterbury B0spital AEEx. Kaso h the former Frances Capuaa-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

AGK. an6 GEs. Hsrbert Becker. of #zEeEtEzie. announce the birth os SGT nseon1 san, RobeFt. born Nov. . m g. MaEys Hospital MrS
 @mukw 6 elne former EEhel Meier,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

AGE. and Aam. Joseph ?. Donahne, m8 Maazs1zzck, former WaterbuTy sGeBsa. annOslnoe tae birth 0f 3esr Elzsa6 chli6 end first son, Jo- wh 2. Danabne, 1Ey born Nov. 6 in & MmEwis Hospital
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

ssr. cd nGEk BdwaEd wiilhaEs, o' & nfaaa DtBssss announce enf sh nk a mam, WagEse Michael, Mon zs m WnenseNzy mospaeaA Mss
 nRrrss E flss former rhyiiis Mar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Ross DOlan. private investigator
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

z1k azA AaEA Kenneth q. Brodeur, H# NwNe &fEnet announce the DlfEn A e 2nAaGanteg, Anime Patricia,
 En 1EeS. S et et. Mays Hospital zEk nrp1sug, is fhe Sogmer Frances Kenm, 0mkVine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

nGK. cd ArS Robes ?. Lee, 0S aeltmg 6ssest, gre tlae parents of e mm. MnRh Th0mlz@0n. born Monday ~ WnEeEeNBy HnzpltaL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

azK. ea1 MEA Henry Greco, q
 h H9sE1dsn, snnOsnee the biFth M Nae6T fsne cixii6, c son. Richard
 Mnam 14ov. sa in Meridea Hospital @zzM Osaaeo h the former Janf EzalnnGzse. 6naSister of Ar. and 2zEM 8sn colanesiO. oeddes Ter
Evening star., 1946-03-24
OFFICES FOR RT.

ATTENTION DENTISTS, once space, End
Ideally located. AID. SOL for further
WEalaHfGaTEp seiGiHfi'GRa RooMY OFFICES AVAIL
se psp onee Or sppy n n near
WILL SHARE dignified, conveniently TO-
sSdnsss oes asis $40 mo-
s4HSsS4,vas ,R5s4 s$sS % OFFICE .;ssas
able rental. 312 7th st. s.w. Phone
1907 EYE ST. NV, Medical center-eoo
building, modernized for business uses.
EssssEk ss.k ksxEkS, .ksxkS,x e. !ssSa essa aaon .vs:
e on. q Sars W only ": sos saa 81.
Zoo 5Gg T. re- ROOMS aasa on End floor; sPDrez:
APPS oay 81 6ya 5515 AD5 5eswsen s;
9FFfcI Or DESK SPACE, modern. of
Dupont Circle and Conn. ave. Attorney.
accountant asI & or . small trade association pre-
WILL SHARE furnished ONCE. mail and
phone service. L. J. cowIE. so9 Eye St.
NEAR 10th AND PA. AVE. N.w-Attrse.
tive 1st-f1oor suite, 3 rms. and lavatory,
nsSly so rem1sslsd REsSsGrrN Saeaps iTmed poss.
3 CONNECTING Rooms, U;i newly Va decorated: Sau1
available Immediately. Cali al 1907 Penn
s'itoHis EoVaLY " Rooms, private entrance I iay-
atory and wash basin: on main thorough-
eare EX. 0S11 -o4
DOCTOR'S SUITE, plus residential space,
available on first floor Of large in-town apt.
bldg: Phone NO. Q172. -24
DOCTORS. ATTENTION - Modern .up-to-
Route 21I,. which offers an excellent OPP
portunity for right party. as this is .
very rapidly developing community and
the demand for a doctor is unexcelled
MRS. RYER, Ryer's Drug Store, CENTER
VILE, Va. Fairfax 159-W-11. IA
tACANT-3-story ofice bldg, 1st CONNER
cial: suitable for ofices or business. About
1000 square feet; viii rent part or as
an entirety; HENRY SALUS. $40 New
YORK ave. Phone MA. 1852 -25
FOR RENT-Furnished ofdce or perma-
nent address. Boz 347-V, Star 26s
Evening star., 1946-03-24
STORES WANTED,

FOR DRY CLEANING retail outlets.
~ Mnichigan n6 1853. MR.. SCHREIBER. 24a
LOCATION for restaurant, for coIored
trade, any place in D. c.. not too large.
LoCATIoN for high-typ..
clean business; advertiser. established is
years, has best bank and trade references.
Lease may be effective immediately or
at any time within next Is months. Box
LARGE CHAM STORE CORP. desires adj
oisional legations @ in Washington and Vi
a going business Of any type. Answer, Civ
ing Z snyp ioSation, &c Boz 32s.T, Star .-24
SUBSTANTIAL CLIENT desires to lease
several stores. from 1900 square feet to
2,5Qo square feet in area for good, clean,
longer. Pay years rent in advance # de-
sired; Call Mr.. R. M Taylor, SHANNON
d AocHs co" 1905 h st. NV. MA. 2345.
STORE WANTED in suitable location for
paWnOrokers exchange. Box s26-V, Star.
STORE WANTED for use as secondhand
store, used clothing and related lines, by
reliable individual Box 31S-V Star. o6S
Evening star., 1946-03-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.


AYE s.t.. oosEE1 sss prs.
ssscokSNAkRe It SA eash' ash' ANb WE feds,w dNs,w. will Nb1,
recommend this property to . concern in
position to build on this valuable corner"
al hf fSsuFs nesns5s RD sTosf ssx1e RG
1s$ss;as L ST, NV. ssm IT. front ma0 by
p5avdd sa IT, Sy ever sS9l 81 # Of ground I'm
'a g. 81 IT, JRsosE JRas5istz & tS nSES
x xsb EF HFrs te? siS5 ~ SSss Sioss s.,
2iis1 Pas 1857 ass e.
NEAR Nj iSi sSih eyfsi xsD K sTs aSs Nw-lsrlase g.
story and basement brick, over 31-ft.
front # Uc. Can .naes prS,iqs ~ H., over
Plans At bRgRY REAnTY spsea cohr, n 1877 fsaE
K st. NV, RE. 1133; ewes. EN-. $3.50.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, 1857 50. It,,
improved by 1 frame and / brick house
9R fss.S g. nr DHgay RE lfss h5saITx .yes cosa g.
ni:s ni:sT9RY BLDG" located on 14th h st.
Suitable many SDs q can
Il; + fGSf HSRR9 si'ns rRaHs6ssssst
acoNyAEEscENST seSaS!i IL fSS HomE"-onered aS for
the profitable business, all the equipment
and furnishings with the 18-roon corner
house on u acre Of ground in Takoms
TO- . doctor or some Institution or cflari-
IasIs FRIFnMIgN M9Isganizatton. Rsntan. Can HARRY l.
FIRST COMMERCIAL = SpecuIators. IN.
yestors or any body in the buying market
soadayM3rd ,so st., near Penna. ave. NV; lot
structure; ceiling height 30 feet. Other
building contains 15 rooms suitable for
onices. Price, Ss5, ZOO. II you can use
Kyle. SHANNON q LUCHs CO., 1905 II
Evening star., 1946-03-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

INTERESTED IN PURCHASING lot ap-
proximately 60xl2o or larger, or purchas-
ing or renting building same size, such as
warehouse. laundry, garage. etc: must be
IN N colored section of city. Write. Box
GROUND for contractors yard. D. G or
Maryland. Call DE. 1873 Monday.
WANT TO RENT 900 it, space. comcl
zone, for hand-woven rug shop; write full
information: Box 3S9-V. Star.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for business prop
critics or residential properties in the NV.
see see sBRAsWELL, 3617 14th st. NV. AID.
WANT TO RENT for advertising agency
and office duDlicatin service 900 to
1900 feet, any suitable space; loft space
Or basement or second floor satisfactory
LOVELY 2-bedrm. brick det. home, det
garage, in nearby Montgomery for lease or
exchange desirable NV. store or property.
WANTED, to rent space approx. 25x50 for
Venetian blind assembly; price not exceed
$40 month. Call MRS. KAY, RE. 14O0.
WANTED TO RENT space about 30'x10o'.
suitable for organized servicemens club.
Preferably in downtown or NV. section,
permanent location. Republic 7400 Ext.
26I7, am; TO 4;30 pm. 20.
chase l or more service stations in near
Thornton. e with FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
MlDCITY STORE. second floor or entire
small building; lease or purchase property
and the business. MR.. GERBIcH, MI
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