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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26
Demand per month G.Oc per XVII
Demand per month 3.5c per XVIII
, Demand per month soc per XVII
Demand per month Csc per XVII
Demand per month 2.Oc per XVIII

portional Increases to compensate
for any. gross revenue, kflowatt
hour or other form of tax hereafter
imposed by any municipal, state
or federal taxing body. as pro-
vided in, Schedule X-3.
SECTION 10. The monthly rate
and charges for electric current
used by County. Schools. Churches
and the City of Key West insti-
tutions other than publicly owned
utilities shall be as follows:
SCHEDULE MI
AV.AILABILITY:
This schedule applies to electric
service used for lighting. including
street. lighting under the terms
subsequently, set FORTH. cooking or
power purposes for power loads of
less than % XIV and Is available
only to schools. Churches. Hospit-
ais, County or the City Of Key
West. but, except for schools,
churches and hospitals shall not
be available to self supporting util-
tiles engaged in rendering service
dule! shall apply to street lighting
service under the following con-
ditiOns:
i : When applied to energy fur
street lighting circuit or system
owned by the Electric System, the
rate per XVIII as expressed shall
include the relamping and main
tenance OF the street lighting sys-
tenn by the Electric System at It's
expense.
2 : When applied to energy fur
nished to a series of multiple street
lighting circuit or system owned
by the City Of Key West, the rate
per XVIII as expressed shall not in
clude the. relamping and mainten-
ance of the street lighting system
by the ELECTRIC System.
Energy delivered under this sche-
dule shall be single or three phase.
60 cycle, alternating current at
10, '220. 40 or other. yoltages. or
direct current service at the option
Of the Electric System.
RATE;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26

for more than one service is pro-
cHxRAcTER OF SERVICE
Service to be furnished under
or three phase. go cycle. alternat-
ing current ut $500 or 4160 volts
at the, option Of the Electric Sys-
tenn, depending upon the class OF
service available.
The rate to be applied shall be
either the Bel or the BE- CONNER
of the customer to which Is applied
the folIowing discount
DISCOUNT: -
Billings under this rate schedule
are entitled to q discount of
l-e er- except that II the customer
Is required to supply It's own
transformers the customer. Is en-
MINIMUM CHARGE:
$1.00 per XIV per month of max
imum demand, plus $1.00 per month
demand meter rental charge, for de-
mands below 25 XIV.
DIFFERENTIATION OF BILLING
DEMAND:
The billing demand shall be de-
termined by the installation Of a
demand meter. The billing demand
for the month shall be the average
kilowatt delivery OF the fifteen
minute interval In which the utili-
zation Of electrical energy Is great
err, than In any other fifteen min
the load Is subject to excessive
fluctuations the demand measuring
interval may be five minutes al
the option OF the Electric System.
The. monthly billing demand shall
not be less than 1871 OF the high
est billing demand occurring dur
ing the preceding eleven months
pressed In kilowatts to the near
POWER FACTOR CLAUSE:
The Electric system shall not be
schedule to deliver energy to the
custoHnsE.> -&,-.any time the power
factor OF abe customer's load is be-
faetcr Of the customers load shall
fan below S5et as indicated by q
test made by the Electric System
or as, indicated by q meter INSTALL
ed to measure power factor. then
the billing demand ehAll be determ :
tined by, taking. S5Hs Of the actual
demand a. measured by the demand
D tho actual power factor. determined
BY test or BY measurement.
TAX ADDITiONS:- s - S
|, THE above rate Is subject to pro-
pOrtiohat increases to- commensurate
for any gross revenue, kilowatt
ht,ur.a or other form Of tax here
after imposed by any municipal
state or fedora taxing body as pro-
vided In Schedule KS.
Section Is. The monthly rate for
electric current used for power and
Industrial purposes other than
where such use of electric current
Is covered by. special contract, shall
be sas follows:
SCHEDULE Pei
AVAILABILITY AND CHARAC-
TER OF SERVICES:
This schedule applies to energy
for general light, heat and power
purposes and II available through
out the entire territory served by
the Electric System to those GUS
toners having a connected load OF
no less than % horsepower. Alter
mating currents at 60 cycles will be
supplied at single phase, 220 volts;
| or three phase, ego. 40 volts, $500
or 4160 volts at the option of the
Electric system, according to the
class Of service available. where the
power service is in excess Of % HIP
per service and having lighting
load, as determined by the Electric
| System Of no more than 25G OF
/ the total connected load.
I RATE:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
SCHEDULE b.
MINIMUM KILLING DEMANDS:

MINIMUM BILi4ING DEMAND:
The minimum Demand which
shall be used In computing bills
shall be 10 kilowatts.
MINIMUM CHARGE:
$L00 per NV per month OF max
demand plus 800 per month de,
mand meter rental charge for sucl
demands below 20 XIV.
DETERMINATION OF BILLING
DEAfAND: ~. fs
The billing demand shall be de-
tennlned by the installation Of q
demand meter The billing demand
for the month shall be the average
minute interval IN which the utiits
xatlon 0f electrical energy Is great
Ter than In any other fifteen min
ute interval In that month. Where
the load IL subject to excessive
fluctuations the demand measuring
interval may be five minutes ut the
monthly bii.ins lemans. shall NOT
be less than y5Gs OF the highest
billing demand occurring during
the preceding eleven months. but
never less than 10 kilowatts. The
billing demand Is to be expressed
In, kilowatta TO the nearest o.5 kIlo-
POWER FACTOR: \
The Electric system she'll not be
|obligated under the terms Of this
schedule 70 deliver energy to the
customer at any time the power
factor Of the customer 3 load IS be-
low S0ss tagging. When the power
factor Of the customers load shall
fail below a5es 81 indicated by a
test made by the Electric system
Or IS indicated by q meter Installed
TO measure power factor. then the
billing demand shall be determined
by taking 86Cs of the actual de-.
niand ~ measured by. the demand
meter and dtviding this amount by
the actual power factor determ-
HE'D bymts1s ,sr. BY measurement
n The above rate - subject 10 pro-
|perttnnal increases to cOninensate
for iEnY gross revenue kflowatt
hour, on ntheK form Of tax hereafter
imposed by any municipal, state. or
federal taxing body az provided IN
Schedule KS.
81 COMMERCIAL SERVICE
~. SCHEDULE BII.l
/. ~. (Llmited Appllcatlon)
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neat toF aslo.lt - Z ~. ~
sss eussc9Sasr ~ ..ssA ssNc No.
sso s s Is Ssiinsss nc;ss. IS
r. BECTfON q Tho 1lanauofs a. 9ny
|empfoyes ~ the Electf19 &yetem,
octth9 under sh}e au1A0p1tys N19Hl
have free eccens ~ any eeaSoneble
time 10 any and all preQise0 fuf-
nlahed With electric caprent ~ ene
insrsctins sny any, wires III 81 sIsctric de-
fvlcoe on said bForli1e9 reading Or
inata11fne meters ana renOt5ng o.
repeifin6 any@pfOpoFty o. the El-
ectrtc SyoteIl. or for any other
I reasonable purpose connected with
!: the Electric System.
than Us IA naeer 81 duly author
\ ixed employoe 81 the Electric Sys-
1 tcm acting under the authority OF
the Manager. shall 4 connects any
house. pfelntseos wire or Other ep~
planes With the Electric aysteme
electric Circuits for the purpose q
from or for n any other parpose
whatsOevef.. ana amy such Violation
OF "a this condition shall ~ cons
atrued ~ = transgree4lOns the ners
petratOfaof which shAll ~ pnnish-
able ~ provided for IN tina Ofut-
4 nance. n NJ 4. 7 s. s
SECTION 3. The Manager may:
before connecting any premises
ar furnlnhInR electric current
, fhNrefrOyn. cause the wirlng. apph-
/. ances ana fixtures 10 b carefully
inspected, ana until such wiring, APP,
pliances ana fixturee sre put u
proper cOnOltlOm aAthotacs0Iy "
the manager. Or MS reprssent.t.xs.
decline 70 connect me seTylce Na.Ss
Win ~ IN sns ~ M nsrer - M. reDressnta.
t!vss shah have the powsr az any
time 70 d!sconnect tns ss. ,s.s i.u VIZ
i any premises Wnere tng ~, , ~
pliances OF Asa "a sasSectivs az
dangsrons until The e.. sane ~. are Re-, re-
. w. nrs. ~ ~. s1,,iv anthorixed
rsprs:Ssn,.sivs.
!. SECTION 1O. no purchaser 81 81
ectric current shall ado Any a0oi-
tional N9hte or other cevtees 70
QIirtng electric current to the ser,
\ vice 1nssaiiea uh9el n s.s. ~. . Ill
/, c0ntracs, WltnCus =. ~ =
s zen Nssnss. .n ,,rnr M rrtntea form
provided for that purpose ard ! ~ !.
| hereineftsr. prosiaed, s9cn pp Is ~
e. snati ne, nsIas rssPcns srS... ~. ~
Eiectrsc system ~ tne wy zios -.
uama1cS I0I sTsupssu. ~ Z.
Ior increaSsl ION ~ ss,~s NV cc !.
e cur ss' 3 result d failure 70 50
1saais.a' &
SECTION Il. No purchaser Of els
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26

BilliRgsf under this rate schedule
are. entitled to - discount of SCI
II service is supplied at $500 or ALSO
MINIMUM CHARGE:
500 per Hr. per month for first
20 HIP. connected and soc per HIP.
for all over 20 HIP. connected but
not less than $500 for single phase
service, nor less than $500 for three
phase service nor less than $1.00
per XIV per month Of maximum
HETERMlNATloN OF BILLING
| The billing demand shall be de-
termined by the installation Of a
demand meter. The billing demand
for the month shall be, the average
kilowatt delivery Of the fifteen
minute interval In which the utili-
tization of electric energy Is great
interval In that month. when the
load is subject to excessive fluc-
| tuations the demand measuring In
tterval may be five minutes at the
| option. Of the Electric System. The
monthly billing demand shall not
BE less than s01s of the highest
the preceding eleven months. The
billing, demand is to be expressed
IN kiiowatts TO the nearest 0.5 kilo-
POWER FACTOR. CLAUSE:
ohr ss Electric a systsp shall not ,h be
schedule to deliver energy to the
ECHstomer at any time the power
factor of the customers load Is be-
low sS0er tagging. When the power
factor OF the customers load shall
fall below S5cc as indicated by a
test made by the Electric System or
as Indicated by meter installed to
measure power factor, then the
billing demand shall be determined
by taking IS csa Of the actual. de-
mand as measured by the demand
meter and dividing this amount by
the actual power factor determined
by test or by measurement.
TAX ADDITIONS:
The. shove rate is subject to pro-
Evening star., 1947-10-15

OF the Coolidge High School Home
and School Association last night.
There were silver ceramic paint
which conducts electricity, lucite
plastic articles-"the stuff that
bends light around the corner
nylon fabrics and plastic materials,
clothing that will not burn and
many new ideas in synthetic rubber.
The speaker was DIR. L. F. Liy-
1ngston. manager of the extension
division of the E. I. du Pont de Ne
mours & Co. In demonstrating a
number of these newest develop
ments of chemical research and the
effect on the average American, he
pointed out that they are not ex-
actly overnight jobs" Rather. he
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Gun Foctory Fireman
Commended by Navy

Charles H. Perkins, 66, of 1887
Que street NV, a fireman at the
Naval Gun Factory, yesterday re-
ceived letter of commentator
from Secretary Of the Navy Sullivan
upon completion of AZ years of SER
vice with the Navy.
The presentation was made by
Evening star., 1947-10-15
| Dunked Clothes
Remain Dry in
Demonstration

Would you like to jump in the
river and come out dry?
Modern research now makes this
possible through the use of chem
ically treated clothing that won't
get wet.
This scientific Innovation and 1877
others. including "polythene" bowls
that won't break when you step on
them were displayed at a meeting
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Gen. Clay to Give ToIk

Gen. Lucius D. Clay, American
Military Governor in Germany, will
address the Women's National Press
Club luncheon at 1890 pm. tomor-
row In the Mayflower Hotel, accord
in gto Ruth Cowan. club president.
Evening star., 1947-10-15

Rear Admiral T. D. Ruddock, super
intendent Of the Gun Factory.
A native OF Charles City County,
Va, MIR. Perkins first enlisted in the
Navy in 1904. He spent 16 years
with that service and, after 20 years
in the other Naval activities, came
to the Gun Factory in 1912.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY. ocIoeER

467 machine guns, rifles and shot
guns; 2,041 air and spring rifles;
1888 toy pistols and 1916 other weap-
ons. including knives, swords and
brass knuckles. It is the Police De-
partment's postwar collection.
Evening star., 1947-10-15

said. an average period Of seven
years elapses between the beginning
OF research and the production OF
the finished article.
Donald r. Ernst is president OF
the school association.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
New York Dumps Guns.
Subwoy Sluqs in Sound

NEW YORK.-The 328, $40 slugs
and discs taken from Subway turn
stiles since January /, 1943, were
dumped in Long Island sound by
the police department.
Also: 3,154 pistols and reyolyers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
P1-ettyBride
IO-Be Feted
At Bridge

TIE Gseenidge home on Boston
Bolievasd vas the scene % :
very pretty bridge party On RI
day night honorIns Jusnis Ro.
ssuo. fancee II Charles DigEs
j. Hostess for the event VAS Ms.
Rooests G eealdge Hughes. VINO
was assisted by her mother. Mrs
Grsee Greeridge
The honoree. wearing q very
becoming afternoon dress Of
BLACK sheer and a co-ssEe az gar
oen.ss s01 roses greeted Margue-
lte Holloway. Arttlis Hudson.
Dorothy Brown. Jean Carson
Name House Msrv Hi LOUISE
NcCorric lex. GWendolyn Hogue
Be 81 Dodson. Jeanne Dgigud.
Louise Noher Thelrs Free.
ma Doris Goddard. Joan Zim.
mermaH ard Myrtle Mitchell
O,hes seen about the table,
and chatting Vith eonoree AMI
hostess wers Robe "a Lee Rom
LAWSON. Lsurine Michen Pea
,rice Michen. Benrie Mash KAN.
er.ne Weiss Nora shelton Fran
ces Wlillsms DORIS Gsfptr Ra.
cnei Clmcr Pstlcis johnson
GLADYS Waite Mary + DIGS
and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
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py eETTY BARCLAY

BARCLAY
NiT together peaches lemon
Juice. honey. melted butter salt
and cinnamon. Turn into sinch
baking dish
cream butter. add sugar ard
four and mix sell Add bran and
crumble together spread over
peaches. Cover and bake in nnoder-
ate oven $50 - 40 minutes Re-
move cover and continue baking 10
minutes longer or until peaches are
tender. Serve warm with cream.
Makes 4 servinEG
When Guests Stay Late
Dessert and coffee are always
acceptable for .aay.up late refresh
ments But it's considerate 10
serve decaneinated coffee. so that
everybody can enjoy extra cups
without worrying over sleeping
problems later on. The new instant
variety 10 convenient 10 use. Just
make II In the cup as ir Is needed.
II IL real coffee. all but the caffeine.
aud has a rich. fnllbodied favor
Fruit. crackers and cheese are al
ways in good standing for late re.
Treatments. and 40 is q layer cake
OF a tray OF sandwiches n yon
Wish 20 serve iced coffee. just dis
solve the instant decaffeinsted
coffee IN tap water, then add ice
When Bsby Taxes Hs Place In the
Sur, Hp skin Needs Special Care
Before and after summing baby.
it's important % protect bis delicate
Skin By pattlng him al over With
special haby lotion that's a bleud
o. pure mineral OIL and lanolin with
an antiseptie ingredient added for
extra protection Be sure he gets
a generous dab OF baby lotion IN
all the thy cfeAses in his neck and
chubby iees a. we'll As Ou his face.
chest. arms aud leEs. and repeat the
routine after bathing. Careful Oh
ssrvanoe ~ this ritual will protect
habys delicate skin from the dry.
.nE effects ~ summer sun and
winds a. veil 80 from the discom.
fort - san burn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
To Hold Garden
Party Sunday

on Sgrdsv july 6 ussl.
t.f- -cs1 pert -yll ~ gv-
en ~ nc Settlement House. ~
1852 H'es, Grand Boulevard fo-
mo Denefi a Inc ho7e %
amer ire Rev s Boone is
q ec;or Ire sffa VIII start
* ',re tr.e'v p ri and wl
~ presided over bv FORTY hos
'oTscs lrder t-c direction ~
u Asx.ne Young
An entertaining musical pro-
Gam has been plsrnei ~ h
Edward CLARK and his bard az
pearnE There will also oe
ctrer Outstanding artists
Nostcsses reporting amounts
- proceeds IN excess 81 twentv.
fte dollars w1il be eligible 10 r
. tD n ChiCaFo wnich "a d be
given 20 he one wlth the high.
est amount
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05

4To.s urtl ves- szo sne
iss s--k--S Ntr her hlSosnr
~ EsrcsWsv NHo sal
- In re re-! estate business
S-e rca rss rev o1n office
z-d also -enb@- 70 tne'
Worer Co4ncl ~ re NATION
scc.a.Ion O. Resl Estate
8st1
-t uorae,t. to look back
III lie sn1 i-sce out Since
ire Dsyn ~ J4re Det-ot hss
~ ed hcv each Wees to some
rsto-si association ~ correr-
Won whscn has brought t1ous-
zr5s ~ ogt-of-tow1srs il the
Motor Cs.y
Console the Fact nat the
~ont- % June has hsd he usual
s~olr' ~ b1des co~ hence
me,t exc seS ors etc and
e11 = nat 'olt plsv1ng host
- ire Nations Bsptst Surcs
S-roo -Rress f7liopt ing their
ne A~re-csn Federation % NJ.
'17s wen cane Ire NOR - 8
g re F1l'f0 Estate ine kiz1tA
Anna Conrention - ne Ne
go NeT'sosper Pun.lsHe-' 49,
&c atom snd las' week Drought
nc Naro-sl Negro lrsura-oe
Asrocisto7 Inev held t7o.r -ttA
annual convention Nth ue---
9s-S7lu - more tnsn fftv corn.
psaies ren-e7entrg n excess -
I'VE t-o-711 'nS1rance fe.f
Te1 ar@ women
yo. -y -oerefs erot be
M so.e :, sner+ the sos "a
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she s t-sv nSkrs esdv ~
'4o ~onths stay IN Good Ole
Id.sad
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Arcrr he e+fes+s wa
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am Agency Office q, tie VIC.
tory Mutual Life Insurance 90
I ~ Chicaeo. Ralph " Parse
1 District Manage q The Nea.
. YORK Office NJ the sane c9ros
nv and by-the-wsv Parsons {
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
CompanyWives
Entertain Guests

Charming wives q the
ty-one most companies 10
National Negro Insurance A. :.
cation Convention. vhch t
on lssf week. were hoste
- bridge-luncheon horc
ne wives Of the out-of-tow-e
me affair was held on t.
day afternoon al the Club tt 30
SKIES with more than sere-
I'VE persons attending
The committee planning
lovely fete was headed o.
Ms George Reed. WIta 4
danes Carter Jones. CW W
! r Msuock James McF
Thomas Strickland Herr
iaferro, Y r. Walker. Pc
Jacks. Louis C. Blount -
Z Gugsby. Moses Wake !.
Henderson Lorenzo Bio
Charles Digs. ard Ire
Herndon assisting Trey re
Cd the guests wearing
stunning summer pr,nts
sheers With complementary
pesux
FtRe'winners. snnounCsd ~.
loving The rounds n s,,7- ~.
inE PLAYS we're
Mrs J a Bats. Of Altar
Georgia Mrs a Doss Lo4.s
VILE Kentucky. Ms c ia
dell New Orleans. Lolius-s
Ms J l. Lewis Tampa r
lds Ms A 0. Brown s1
Mrs Sarah Jones ~ Bsliir r,
MARYLAND and Mrs julia "a
u New York CITY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05

class - -er f-rr .e7 or
TIE Ss.e-s E7ser15le.
RE. ,EES GUESTS
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05

WA, sorse suggestions for lrde-
pendence Day. Here they are
Incidentally you'll And them eqga.
" eood Tor s1v day.
se-.s Chilled Frvt
ceektsii tor Dinner
There's nothing like chilled
frnit cocktail 10 start a not day
dinner OF on me right note The
new dpiek froSen grapefruit sections
provide an easy and always de-
lleious fruit cocktail. They are
appetizinglv sWeetened before
qulck-free1inE seals in their de.
lightful tree TiDened hsvors. 90 they
are ready 10 serve a. soon A. they
are thawed just a. they are II you
wish. or With a sprig OF mint or a
cherry 70 TOP them on Quick.frozen
allced peaches car BE- rom bin ed
With quiCk-froxen era permit sec
tions for an sppeiiring and eye
appealing combination.
Whsst.hssi hBesroens
- FWH HNeNlFNNl NouAe1heN NAlh
Y teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla
a can moist. sueefsned eoconut
a cup vhesf-msal
egg whites. stihiy beaten
Combine milk salt vanills. eoeo-
rot. and csresi Field into egr
vhites Drop from featpoon o.
rYsastd baking shset Bake 10
noderaie ever $780, - rs nirutef
o. untn done Makes 20 maoafoons
Fresh Peach Crisp
caps sliced fresh peaches
"A teatpoon lemon jgics
10 4 tablespoons honey
I tAbief poon melted battsr
TEASPOON salt
tsaHDOOn cinnamon
I tablespoons butte.
"A cup sugar
i Tablespoon -four
~ cups rtisin bran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05

ter Little Jezzele Milton daughter NJ the Boynton
Millions the winner in baby contest sponsored BY the
Citizens Committee for the National Dental Association
Auxiliary is planning gala fete honor Of the wives Of
the group At the national convention which will be held
in this city in August Busy making plaTs Mines
Smith Virginia White Margaret Bennett Carleton Gaines
Sadie Ransome Mamie Dggs, Ulysses Boykin Fannette
Norris and many others IT'S BOY for Mr. and Mrs
John Alexander The and heir born on June
80 al the Womens hospital Mr. Alexander is popular
photogra pher Delos Raymond j. home from Meharry
Dental school
IT'S BEST WISHES FOR speedy recovery for
Nantea Lane is recuperating from very serious illness
and likewise Edward Whstley Both AZ home fol.
lowing disqualification.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
Z 81 Z9S4E2 Social zlE2&z52l =
THE LOUIS BLOUNTS FETE
DAUGHTER ON GRADUATION

Constance Louise BlouEr dehuiante daughter n Mr..
and Mrs Louis Charles Blourt ~ Chsnde presented
20 roreds ~ Detroit socaliteS ast Wednesday night
re- nstrot Irbar League which decorated with
rarSeers 81 s4ner flowers ard palms tn honor ~ the
ocCas.-r The Scere was enhanced hv tho rendition ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
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