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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
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Mosfml. 0ic rYrmroa" crf'Irte
Der rcdte ;sliigel Der SoslaIoenotro
tie, Ser HllBlanb umb sem &onunllnis
mus ieirblid, aeaeniibcritebc. hnb(
ii6 in GnslanS, ssra,frcio,. Nclacn
Nonpcgen uno Selterreih Ser 2ci
tllng Der &egierllng benlGd.iet.
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iiden Harteiblatt Itammte ous osr
5e6er BON @oris Scncmariep. Cr
fiibrte aus, sic 9intsio5ialiitcu ho,
9eaen oertriiaem iid gut nit oc,u
9ommllnismus, oenn audi ibr aalnpi
gelte ser Sade oes sSriecens. scr
Serbeiiiibrune ireunoid)aftliher Ser
bdltniiie NIT Ser Soluietunior ,no
Der sd,aff,,ne geiunoer uno frico,
Iiher 8c5ieb,,nseu 5l1 alien oelnofra-
tiihcn MGhten.
Sn G,,glanb, Sranfreid, @e(eieu,
Nor,peaen uno Selterreid) aber,
idrieb Die rYra,poa no sic Me@ts-
ioaialiiten oas ausidlaegebenoc@
batten. lei oie Gage sans anoers.
Sunerbal6 orei 1asen NOR oas
bereitS Der atueite slneriff segen sic
&edfsio3ia(ilten, in ser .Traluoa",
una 1eoba6ter ber5eid)neten nit gro
benz Sntereiie oie 1atiade, oob tpeter
Shneoen nod ssinnlano genaunt
tpl,roen.
Sinlibtlid ser Gage in England
idrieb Die 3eit,,ne, sic slubenpoii.if
Der Arbeiterpartei lei cine oirefte
Gcrtieblntg ser 0en1llngsapeiie Scr
friiberen fonierpattnen Yartci.
.Hr1spoa" crflGrte, sic Medtsioaia-
lilten 5eisten cine icinolide Saltuns
uno erlpdbnte gum 8elueis oeiien Sas
iiingite Nerbot ser engIiiden Mrbei-
terpartei fir ibrc Mitglieoer, iid) ser
Be'elid)aft Der anslo-rlliiiiden
Srcimoid,aft anaaihlieben.
Oie 3eitung idrieb, bierourd Mir
De oeutlid) bofumentiert, Dab bis
reftsgeridteten slrbeiterfiibrer III
ibrer SeinSieligfeit gegen Ole So,piet-
uniolt, oas 2ano oes So5ialismus.
idpn redt melt luesgegangen ieien.
Bon Den ranti-rliiiit" ei,,geiteu-
ten io5ialiitiiden Siibrern tuuroen
beionoers &arolo 5. 2asfi, friiberer
8orliter ser engliiden srbeiterpar.
tel, uno 2eom Blum, ebenaliger
frnn50iiider Miniiterpr6iioent, fer.
porgebobcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
LORAIN JUNIORS
% 49,. NEWS
By Hap

Lorain, O., June l9-Once again
the Juniors will have their Annual
T. S. ]. A. convention being held
at Salem this year. I.orain's dele
gates to the convention will be
Elmer kirschner, Elmer Deutsch-
lander and Dorothy Gross. | am
sure that these three people that
we have chosen to represent Lo-
rain this year will do a fine job.
Last week we travelled to East
as you all probably know and the
outcome was East II Lorain 10.
LOrain was credited with a triple
play. East had won on first and
second and the next man up pep
ped up to be the pitcher who
threw to first and the lst base
man threw to second. Elmer
Schneider had a homerun for Lo-
rain. We all want to thank East
very much for the hospitality
shown us.
Attention Reporter! Tuesday
afternoon is deadline not mailing
time. All reports are published
when received on time otherwise
dlSregarded The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
Nttnttcrtz zteniere,,s
bejttttttrtt iiber Reid

Vao Sal3l,ilcL Weltiolen - @ir
Der britt 'd,c Observation-Disclosures sslie-
gernoitaQ Cir Sbolto Ipuglos
periidertc, bGngt ser ,ufiinitiae poli.
tilte Nufbmu IclltifIanSs bon ser
radJlten &onierenS ser slubenmini.
Ater ob, sic i'm 6crbit in Sonoor
itattfinoet.
Or CAB feline slraeutlnaen oor,
iihcr, OF es sl,r 8ilouns eincs ,pelt-
beutid)cn Staotes tomncn lpcrS,,
fous oie Mul,enminiiter nid,t aui eli.
men Plan 5ur Ginieune gang Geutih-
lanos iibereil,fomnen f0nneu.
Scood) beltr;h Douglas v@criid,.
te", ,ronah ser nelrc britiih amer;
faniihe @irtlhaitsrat Iiir sic britt,
idc lmH dmerifonilhe Sffupotipns
3one be facto Elm NorIament fir @eIt-
oelItiblono Sarltenc.
"Gie 3uiammenieblng oes gu
fainftigen politiiden slufbaus 0eutid
LIMOS muB Sen s(usaang ser MIDI,
item Siting Ser NllBenminiiter oo-
,uarten". Iaate 9c,,glas.
Seood lteQte .er felt, Ser @irt,
1d)aftsrat fir oie anelo-amerifani.
,ifen 3onen itammt oireft pom Iehl-
ad)lag Ser Mosfauer aonierens ser
MuBelnminiiter, sic iih auf fpin @irt-
1haftsa6fommen fiir gans Icutid,,
lano einigen fonnten.
0ie @irflue, ,pelhe sic Satia-
feit oes @irtiduitsrotes babcn lpiro,
iagte Douglas, ,piro 6arin belteben,
Den Oeutid,en in ser britiihen uno
amerifanilfen 0eiobunassone .cine
freiere @ano 6ei ser 2ontroQe ibrcr
eigenen @irtihoftsmscleaeubeiten
3u 8cDeH.
l(e6er Sas et1uaigc 5lrfiinitige Ni-
bcalr, ipeIdes sic SnNuItrie boben
ioa, perliterte Douglas:
rSolangc oas Hotsoumcr abfon,-
men binlihtlid) Ser beutlden @irt-
id,aftseinbeit nidt ourd)geiiihrt miro,
lino mir ser slniid,t, oob mir freic
SaitS babet, oie aeaenpirtiaen Ser,
einbarlngen iiber bas erlallbte Ssn.
buitrie- -Nipeau mad, 8llt6iinfen OBJ
3l,anoern 10 Sab sic britiide uao
anerifaniid)e Gone ielbitper'orgerS
tuerocn. Nracnblidlih fam id, nidlt
mebr loeen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
uLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Helen
By Helen

Ellwood City, Pa, June 70 =
After being on sit-down strike
for at least 3 weeks, | guess its
time to let you in on ali the latest
nws.
Our former president Thclma
Thalgott was married to Jack
Pearson on Saturday, June I.
She really was lovely. and boy
were they in lowell! Congratulate
tions Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson.
We had an outing at Hubcr's
Beach on June 8 in place of our
meeting and I'm sure we ali went
home in guy spirits but still no
broken bones. How was snipe
hunting that night: How did
those hot dogs tast? With all
those onions it seemed everybody
had 0. B. (onion breath). Some
fire, huh? We were happy to see
New Castle drop in on us and
you're welcome any time.
Thanks New Castle for the rip
roaring time they showed us at
their country club. We still are
not fully recuperated, eh, Johnny :
We want to congratulate
Mary Paul upon her graduation
from seamstress school. We're
sure she will make a good one.
Our Ellwood treasury should
soon be bulging as we have two
more Saxons working in the bank
eh, Gus
=" To Salem
You can expect a big crowd from
EllwOod at your convention and
we are looking forward to a good
time.
Don't forget to save June %
for the dance at Ellwood. We
have a jazzy orchestra booked
and we'd like to have all out-oi-
town clubs we'll represented. That
is all for now. Auf Wiedersehen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
MRS. CLUB
By Toots S.chorsten

Youngstown, O.. June lo-Ou-
dinner dance was i huge success.
thanks to the able chairman and
corl'n'ttec memi.ers, everyone
had a wonderful time.
Ga June 22nt ;i,cr, vii! be
Picnic at Liberty Park, Girard,
oh for members r,d their ia
miles, also for their friends. Pack
as basket lunch for the day-we
will meet at the Saxon Club
at 10 a. m. und then leave to-
gether. There are games and
prizes for all the little kiddies,
and basketball game to be play
ed men VS.. women. which should
|prove very interesting. So let's
everyone get or swim suits out
of the meth balls and plan for a
nice day of iur.
Our rext rCut:n. viii be hr. /
on July lS Instead Of cards for
the evenings divcrs,ol,--a movie
is being arranged 10 he shown.
iiCStesSes for the net meet
ing will be Mrs. Hilda Schettino
and Mrs. Tillie .Sul;ck.
Prizes won in cards this last
meeting were by Mrs Anne Zinz,
Mrs. Catherine Bokcsch, Mr..
Gcrhardt Strupkus and Mr.. John
Zinz.
Let's have everyone ont next
Sunday for the picn'c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
HOMESTEAD, PA.
NEWS
By Marie.

Homestead Pa. June lo-Thc
Homestead News is being written
by a brand new reporter, so pleas
bare with me-
Last Saturday, June II. was
Family Night at the club. Sorre
of the Juniors provided entertain
ment for the folks. Everyone, in
Guiding the entertainers, had a
swell time. How about more of
the Juniors coming to these az
fairs: | can guarantee you will he
glad you came.
On Sunday June p, the Juniors
arc sponsoring basket picnic at
South Park. So everyone pack {.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
fmItiee GHe

Ser gud,balter bate % Sabre
trcucn Ticnitcs binter iid). stm GnNe
ocS srobcn Cages iiberreicbt ibm bcl
Gbei eiren llmid!os nit ser sluI
ltriit: ~3ur Grinnerlug an be!
oenfuiirbigen Gag" Ser pl,d,balte,
ofinet Sen llmidlag uno iinbet So
rim cine photographic ieines GbciS.
r@as iogcu Sic oa5u?" iraate oie
ier Sen Sllbilar.
vGs iiebt Sbnen Gbnlid," iagt Ser
@Id)balter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19

Sell ieiner EroSuftc Sl,r Siherllnq
ser Grndbrung bes Sil,br= =Nrbciter
polfhens bcr5ugeben, fiibl gegeniibcr
SrSn einem iebcn 2onoc, in oem Ole
9ebensmittel fnupp iul,roen, bat mnl1
berbad)tet, oaB bas 8auerrtlm basl
neigt, nit Sen Yrobuftenlieferllnge,l
5uriid5ubalteu. Sm Sale @apern iii
sic 10 entitanoene Gage nod oaourc
peribdrft tuoroen, oab audi oie fpm.
ml,nalen @eripaltllngen uno Die Son,
oesregierung iid ser @erpflihtlras,
our Siherltellllng ser GolfsernaG
rlng auBerbalb Ses eianen 8ebictea
beisltraeen, periagen ooer in oieicr
Silriidlt bod umtitig bleibcn."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
COLUMBUS JUNIORS
NEWS
By Walter Thesis

Columbus, Ohio, June l9-On
Thursday, June 18th. our new
officers for the year were installed
by Mr.. Jacob Gotzmeister. Sec'y.
of our Senior Lodge. Our officers
are:
President. Michael Schmidt Jr
g Vice Pres, Eugene Burkley
Rec. Sec'y., Walter Thesis
Fin. Sec'y., Katy Gotzmeister
Treasurer. Hilda Farr.
Betty Schmidt, wife of our pre-
sident became member of our
organization. Welcome Betty!
The delegates appointed to the
18th Annual T. S. J. A. Conven-
tion are: Mary Burkley, Hilda
Farr and Walter Thesis. Alter
nate delegates are Ray and Helen
Inman. We know Salem has been
working diligently to make this
convention successful and enjoy
able and we are looking forward
to our visit to Salem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-19
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
By Hans Steiner

Thanks and thanks again to all
OF you for that large attendance
at our dance last Saturday. We
had the best OF orchcstras and the
sweetest girls and you Veterans
brought your wives along too, but
we must say the wives have
changed and weigh not 40 lbs,
but 100 lbs. today. boy you girls
must like to eat.
Now we are working hard to
make our banquet success too.
You will receive a postcard please
return same as your reservation
SO we can plan our meals accord
ingly. II we Veterans can keep
this ball rolling we will be the
happiest bunch of young people
in Cleveland.
Have your delegates reported
to your lodge? At Cleveland at
Branch | we will do so this Fri
day at the meeting. 1t is up to US
young men to take over. The
Heinie Schindler's have moved 10
their newly acquired home. the
best of luck to you. Andy Mates
Of Canton is still working hard
to keep the lodge strong. Have
Hanny Wolf and Dorothy Stueh-
Ter new boy friends now: Site
Herman of Salem tells Ernie
Gottschling we have to get mar
ried soon | am tired of running
back and forth from Salem to
Cleveland. The A. Schncider's
will tell you their boy is doing
%. X. We have a Veteran tina.
can not come to our meetings, his
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
REXF0RD

Bud Leighty and Ivan ing, am
spent the past week hunting elk
up the South Fork
Mrs Ed Madden and Leo Col
lar attended the funeral of a rela-
tive, c. A. Robertson, in Kalispell,
Friday.
Mrs. Charles Wiethoff, who was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Cliff Eayrs,
returned recently to her home in
Minneapolis, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Mooney of
Riverbank, Calf, visited friends in
Rexford for a few days last week
They left Friday for Kalispell and
Missoula.
There was a miscellaneous show
er at the Wallace Butts home Sat
urday night, honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Butts.
Mrs. Alfred Sumo went to Sa-
vanah. Mo, last week to consult
specialists in regard to her health
John Mcintyre Of the Yak was
a business caller here Friday. He
reported fourteen inches of snow
on the summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brock are
moving their household goods in.O
the building they recently pur-
chased from Wilbur Melvin. Mr..
and Mrs. Brock sold their ranch to
George Hollenback of South Da-
kota. Mr.. Hollenback also bought
the Albert Brock farm.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25

commission TO limit the Chinese
pheasant season 70 eight days.
The bag and possession limit was
also decreased to two cocks, accord
ing to Game Warden A. A. o.
Claire.
Commission biologist Bill Reavley
said that the limit was set so low,
and the season shortened because
of the decline in pheasant popu-
lation in the state. THE season
would have been longer" he said,
except for the fear of killing of
too many hens, which happens de-
spite the best precautions taken.
He said that more birds are pro-
duced when the number of cocks
per hen is lowered. For that reason
the concentration on cocks, he ad-
ded
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
ABOUT 400 MEN NOW
WORKING ON DAM

Missoula-U.R)-Som 400 men
are at work on the Hungary Horse
dam site, according to an announce
ment here by c. H. Spencer, con-
struction engineer.
Spencer said that reconstruction
work was well underway, and that
the 400 employed on the dam site
in Northwestern Montana included
both Bureau of Reclamation men
and those employed by contractors.
Earlier Spencer announced that
actual construction contracts for the
dam would be let on Dec. !, and
that construction on the dam itself
would begin in the spring of next
year, and if things 60 according to
schedule should be finished in a.
bout five years
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
FOR FLlATHEAD AIRPORT

Kalispell-(U.p Subject 70 CAA
approval, the bid of Wilbur L. Ora
ham Of $50, $50, for the construction
of an, administration building at the
Flathead County Airport, has been
accepted by the Kalispell Airport
commission.
The administration building will
be the first unit in carrying out
the development of the airport in
accordance with the Master Plan
of the CAA The building will pro-
vide quarters for Weather Bureau,
Communications, Maintenance, Air
line offices, Ticket offices, Baggage
Mail, Lobby, Kitchen, Lunch Room,
and a Flying School Room.
The Commission hopes that con-
struction can start this fall on the
that will be financed by
the Federal Government in the a
mount of SO per cent and by Flat
head County by AZ per cent.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25

Mrs. Vim. Vanderwood enter
tanned the Libby Garden Club last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Shanholtzer
and Peggy drove to the dude
Ranch" Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Koehler and Mr..
and Mrs. Bob McGrew were grouse
hunting this weekend.
Mr. Senter enjoyed a visit from
his daughter, Helen and grandson.
They left for Whitefish Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shanholtzer
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Florey and
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25

OPPOA tt1lEAtlS9 AVA tlsA ll11t'
ment are wide open to
every man in uniform.
Make your choice today at
your u. S. Army and Air
Force Recruiting Station.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
The Vets MoiI Bog
Subsistence Increased
TIE Seriously Disabled

Seriously disabled veterans in
training under provisions of the Vo-
cational Rehabilitation Act will re-
ceive automatic increases in min
imum allowances effective Septem-
Der l, the Veterans Administration
reports
No action will be required of eli
gible veterans as the increased rates
will be paid automatically in the
September checks which trainees
viii receive on or after October l.
The new law was passed by the
last session. of Congress and pro-
Vides that veteran enrolled in
a course under Public Law Is whose
disability is rated 80 per cent or
higher, VIII receive a minimum of
Sis a month if he has no Deepen
dents and $l35 a month if he has
one dependent. Previously the law
allowed S105 and Sis in the same
categories. Additional allowance
for one child is increased from $40
a month to $40 and the previous
allowance of 81 for each additional
child is raised to SIS No change is
made in the monthly allowance for
dependent parent.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25

Robbie spent Friday evening with
Mr. Crestwell at his new ranch
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mahoney
were brief callers at Huttons Sun
day evening. Mrs. Hutton has been
i'll.
Mrs. Mabel Vanderwood has been
suffering With an attack of quinsy
this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wallace spent
Sunday with the Jack Coup fam
lily of Yak:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25

ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE
Court House Libby, Montana
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TO MEET AT GREAT FALLS

Great Falls-W.R)-The annual
convention of Montana Association
of County Commissioners will meet
here Oct. 20 for three days, accord
ing to Association officials.
The convention originally slated
to begin Sept. %, was postponed
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25

until the later date after members
were polled and expressed belief
the meet should be held in October
because road construction and
other operations are at a peak in
September
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
Many Vets Seek
Assistance From VA

1Aoca0e&AAGC v ~
Pacific Northwest veterans and
their dependents beat a steady path
to Veteran Administration offices
seeking information and assistance
on benefits provided by law, ac-
cording to figures released by the
VA.
VA offices recorded 876, AT visits
and 331, 642 telephone calls in the
l2-month period ending June 30.
VA contact representatives helped
prepare s2I3,000 applications for
benefits and wrote more than 220,-
600 letters in connection with the
applications.
One hundred and five thousand of
the personal calls were made at
part-time offices served by travelling
contact representatives. During the
month of July, the VA made a spec
ial survey which showed nearly one
third of all questions concerned
education and job-training benefits
for World War II veterans under
G. !. Bill provisions and under the
Vocational Rehabilitation Act for
disabled veterans. One-fourth of
all questions were about insurance.
The Veterans administration has
81 contact offices providing infor-
nation and assistance to veterans
throughout the Pacific Northwest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
Pormenter Valley

Miss Mary Mahoney returned 10
kalispell Sunday following a short
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mahoney.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
Question of the Week

GLOW long after discharge are
readjustment allowances available
TO veterans?
A-Readjustment allowances are
available to eligible veterans at any
time until two years after discharge
or until July IS, 1949, whichever
is later. The program ends July
25. 1852.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-25
DECLINE IN PHEASANTS
CAUSES SHORTER SEASON

Montana's .loweer pheasant popu-
lation has caused the Fish and Came
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Korbowski Reaches London
After FEqht to Sweden
Amherst Alumni in D. {
To Head Fund Drive

Two Washington alumni Of Am
herst College have been appointed
District and, regional chairmen, re-
spectively, of a 100000 drive for
an individual instruction program
at the college, it was announced
yesterday.
Louis G. Caldwell, lawyer, who
lives at 1900 Cleveland avenue NV,
was named head Of the region in
cluding Washington, Pennsylvania.
Maryland, Delaware and West Vir-
ginia; and Robert w. Wilson, SIPS
Watson street NV, executive as
sistant to the president of the
Potomac Electric Power Co., was
named chairman for Washington.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

tain Of election was Nacionalista
Candidate Camilo Osias, with Sena-
tor Eulogio Rodriguez. head Of that
party. in fifth place. The vote was
for eight senators-at-large.
American Ambassador Emmet
O'Neal told Filipinos in speech to-
day that many nations were watch
ing their election as an indication
of their ability to conduct ballotins
in q democratic manner.
As he spoke, Senator Rodriguez
criticized the administration for de-
nying Nacionalistas a permit for an
indignation meeting to protest al
legged vote frauds.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Aviution Leaders to Meet

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Nov. Is R.-
More than 900 aviation industry
leaders will meet here November 10
to % for the fifth National Aviation
Clinic which will formulate a pro-
gram OF basic American air policy.
The clinic Il sponsored by the Ma
tional Aeronautic Association.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
7 Opposition Candidates
Still in Philippine Race
kx fha A.seeietsd Rrsss

MANILA, Sunday, Nov. 16.-Two
opposition candidates remained in
the running today for the eight
Senate seats at stake in last Tues
days election, along with six candi-
dates of President Roxas' Liberal
Party.
Leading the field and seeming cer-
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ADVERTISEMENT.
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