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Evening star., 1949-06-19

Carey, to Col. James A. Kilian,
son of Mrs. Myrtle Kilian of Hy-
land Park, Ill. The wedding took
place June II at All Saints Epis-
copal Church. Col. Kilian is sta
toned at Bowling Green. Va.
MoIIison- -Polsey
Ensign Oliver Spencer Mollison,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Molli-
son of Wellesley Hills. Mass, and
grandson of Or. and Mrs. George
8. Rice of wellington Villa. Va.
was recently married to Miss Bar
bara Polsey. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Davenport Polsey of
West Medford, Mass. The evening
ceremony took place there in the
Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Canon Crawford w. Brown
ofYiciated in the Washington
Cathedral ut the recent wedding
of Miss Gusts Winifred Blake and
MIR. William Oscar Grifiith. The
bride is the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Custis Wilson Blake;
the bridegroom. the son Of Mrs.
Bessie Griffith of Alexandria. Mr..
Hunter Houston Blake gave his
sister In marriage.
KiIion Carey
Mrs. Walter Hunton Dawson
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Kilgour
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Many Weddings Recorded

Miss Eleanor Spence. daughter
of Mrs. Alfred Edward Spence and
the late Mr.. Spence Of Arlington.
was married June 10 to 1t.
George Winfered Smythe. jr..
u. s. A. r.. son of Gen. and Mrs.
Smythe, formerly Of Fort McPher-
son. Ga.
The ceremony was held at st.
Mary's Episcopal Church In Ar
lington with the Rev. George Tit
mann ofiiciating. The bride was
given In marriage by her grand
father, Mr.. Henry James Murray
of Staten Island, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Miss Clarice Peasants Bailey,
daughter of Mrs. Edward Par
Bailey of Falls Church and VIII
mington, N. c., and Mr.. Charles
David Robinson. son of Mr., and
Mrs. David Tingley Robinson of
Candor, N. c., were married at
noon yesterday. The Rev. Fran
els w. Hayes. jr., officiated In the
Falls Church. Col. Edward Par
Bailey gave his sister In marriage.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

MRS. CLAYTOR.
Harris EtCing Photo.
Miss Mary Lee Leary. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Edward
Leary of Takoma Park. and En-
sign Richard Anderson Claytor,
son OF MIR. and Mrs. william Gra-
ham CIaytor OF New York City.
were married yesterday afternoon.
The Rev. Robert 8. Trenbath off,
ciated ut 4 o'clock In the Trinity
Episcopal Church. MFR. William
Graham Claytor. ir.. was best man
for his brother.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
-Glognu Photo.

The wedding Of Miss Helen
Fredricka Decker and Army Col
Bruce Pierce took place yesterda,
In the Metropolitan Memoir
Methodist Church, the Rev. D
Edward G.. Latch officiating. II
bride Is the daughter Of MI
Arthur J. Decker and the late MI
Decker, and Col. Pierce Is the son
of Mr.. James H. Pierce Of Three
Rivers, Calf, and the late Mrs
Pierce.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

At 7::30 o'clock last evening In
the Church of the Pilgrims. Miss
Grace Kathryn Wells became the
bride of Mr.. Eric Dawson Brown.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Carl Douglas Wells and the late
DR.. Wells: the bridegroom Is the
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Brown of Arlington. The Rev. DR..
Andrew r. Bird officiated and DR..
Jay L. Chambers gave the bride
In marriage.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

-OEUENSy ETtUEU'
In the st. Nicholas Serbian
Orthodox Church in Wilmerding.
Pa, Miss Evelyn Margaret Millard
yesterday became the bride Of
Mr.. Peter Shundich. The bride Is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Taylor Millard Of Arlington.
The bridegroom Is the son OF the
Very Rev. and Mrs. Milovan p.
Shundich of Wilmerding and the
former officiated at the 3 o'clock
ceremony.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

MRS. VIA.
--Glogaa Photo.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Washington Of Wake
field, Va, and the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert A. Via were married
last evening. Miss Sophia L. Wash
ington became the bride Of Mr..
Raymond B. Via In the Calvary
Church. The Rev. Or.
Orris G.. Robinson ofiiciated at 8
o'clock. and Mr.. John Nahill gave
the bride In marriage.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
In The Bridal Procession

Spivey and MIR. Austin Gridley
Peterson, jr., at which the Rev.
Willard Pierce officiated. Mrs.
Peterson is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. O. E. Spivey of Arling-
ton and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson Of
Washington.
Smith -Cheesemon
A nearby wedding Of interest
took place in Hyattsville recently
when Miss Delima Jane Cheese
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd T. Cheeseman. became the
bride of Mr.. James Andrew Smith,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
all of Hyattsville. The Rev. D.
Hobart Evans officiated at the
ceremony in the Presbyterian
manSe.
lucos- -DiehI
The marriage recently of Miss
Pauline Diehl, daughter of the
Rev. Paul R. Diehl of Trinity
Methodist Church and Mrs. Diehl,
to Mr.. William Lucas, son of Mr..
land Mrs. Walter Lucas, took place
in the Hiss Methodist Church in
Baltimore with the brides father
officiating at the ceremony.
p-SeoIoek
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Parisi
announce the marriage of Mrs.
Parsi's daughter. Miss Audrey
Emily Sealock. to Corpl. John
Sharp, son of Mrs. Jack Van
Zandt of Gainesville, Texas. The
wedding took place recently with
the Rev. D. K. Sturgis officiating
at the ceremony in the First
Methodist Church at Bradbury
Heights.
Daniels Edwords
Miss Dorothy Lee Edwards.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Edwards Of Cambridge, Md, was
married recently to Mr.. Gordon
Andrew Daniels. the ceremony
taking place in the Del Ray
Methodist Church with the Rev.
F.. H. Strieby officiating. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey O. Daniels.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Miss Janet Styron,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Styron, to Mr.. Charles c. Copen-
haver. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Copenhaver of Dublin, Va. The
ceremony took place recently in
the Petworth Methodist Church.
Bonnine- Tweed
Miss Edith Tweed. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Tweed OF
Marshall, N. c.. was married re-
Gently to DR.. George S. Banning
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Banning
of Takoma Park. The wedding
took place in Trinity Episcopal
Church with the Rev. Robert S.
Trenbath officiating.
Spence e-Presswood .
Fort Myer chapel was the scene
of the wedding recently of Miss
Freddie Florence Presswood and
Mr.. James Ronald S. Spence,
Chaplain Lock officiating at the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick R. Press
wood of Monahans, Tex, and Mr.
Spence is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Powell Spence of Sackville, New
Brunswick, Canada.
Lipscomb- -Mostenot
Mr.. and Mrs, George Mastenot
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Mastenot, to
Mr.. Patrick Lipscomb, the we'd
ding taking place recently in St.
Marys Church at Landover Hills
with the Rev. Waldemar Herborn
officiating. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Mary Lipscomb.
Stouffer-WiIIioms
OF interest here was the we'd
ding recently of Mr.. Henry Brooke
Stauffer of Arlington and Miss
Ellen Clash Williams. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Foy Williams
of Baltimore, the ceremony taking
place in st. Michael and All An
gels Church in that city with the
Rev. DR.. Charles w. Clash Of Will
mington, Del. officiating.
Peterson -Spivey
| Mount Vernon Baptist Church
in Arlington was the scene Of the
wedding recently of Miss Helen
Evening star., 1949-10-23

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Evening star., 1949-10-23

The so-called cream filled" or
custard-fllled pastries and such
pork products as mild-cured ham
have caused frequent cases Of
food poisoning in summer. Soft
protein foods. especially those that
are handled in preparation, are
especially subject to fast and
dangerous spoilage at warm tenn
peratures. The spoilage may cause
illness even when the food shows
no sign of spoiled odor, taste or
appearance.
Dishes containing egg, milk.
meat, gelatin, poultry or fish all
need col"- -keepinn.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Audia
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Catherine E., to Mr.
James A. Lally, jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lally of South Orange. N. j.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Miss Audia attended Wilson
Teachers College and Catholic
University. Mr.. Lally will be grad
uated from Catholic University in
February.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Cold for Safety

A cake box is not the place to
keep any cake or pastry with a
custard or cream filing, especially
in warm weather, bacteriologists
of the United States Department
of Agriculture caution. They ex-
plain that custards and cream
filings are among the foods that
need cold keeping for safety
against spoilage. Though a cake
or pie takes up considerable space
in the refrigerator. that is the
safest place for it if it must be
kept more than four hours before
serving.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
To Wed Mr.. Steele

Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Murphy Of
Hyattsville announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Juanita
Jane to Mr.. Ernest Keith Steele,
son of Mrs. Marie Steele of Brent
wood. and the late Mr.. c. L. Steele.
Wedding plans are as yet indefi-
mite.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

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Evening star., 1949-10-23

wendell Moore Photo.
Miss Shirley Virginia Carroll,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
R. Carroll. became the bride Oc-
tober Is of Navy 1t. Roy Martin
Sudduth, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Roy Sudduth of Jackson,
Miss. The wedding took place in
the Church of st. Agnes and the
Ascension, the Rev. Albert j.
Du Bois officiating, followed by a
reception in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

-SOU[HULL PHO[O.
The marriage of Mrs. Pauline
Clark Gompf, daughter of Mr..
Harold Russell Clark, to Mr.. Ed
ward Leo Barker, son of Mrs.
Nanncye E. Barker, took place yes
terday afternoon in the Naval Re-
ceiving Station. Chaplain Thomas
j. Mullins ofhciated at the cere-
mony, which was followed by a
reception at the Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Increasing
Attendance
AT Bayview
Recreation Program
Has Created Clean.
Competitive Spirit
Among Boy.. Girl.

There has BEEN an eves in.
cfeaslng attendance a. haYVaa
PARK the first three weeks o4
bows and girls taxing part IN tsse
summer dav.tifne recreafton pro
gram being sponSosea by ire Cts
Recreation Department under
Director Paul Aibuy
Careful supervision and in.
struCtions have bern given m
many plas ground ganlss and
there has been crcatcd great
smoant of clean. compati1sNe
spirit that makes the citB fecfea
taon para scrne ~ enjoyment
for all participants esrh das
mornings from nlne O. tAsiNt
and AFTERNOONS ffum tNo e. six
Il Is expected that the attsnd
ance Wlll still ineresse Ahen
more ~ the boys and girls ~ kes
W. 4 realize thai each Cas thsf
is play and fun 90 b. had hs all
So. come un ONt o. hassast
Pork. boys and glrls DHectm
AlbuFy sald today and plaK
With Us in the games ul basket
ball. shufflehnafd paddie tsn.
nls. regular tennis. volles bait
softhail. Checkefs handhall hld
mintnn. boa cshoes croauet and
many other wsil -0fNanzed ana
supefVszed games
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
SHUFFI.EBOARD
lnmYvisw paEkl
Daily play.

Acevedo and Bianco we're tbe
best
Score hy innings R VI r.
San Carlos llo li2 ell 2
Key West 00l 020 S2-s 10
M Sanchez. u SWeeting and
pazo. Baxo. Casteilano. J Casa.
D. and J Rodriguez
Home runs Alonzo. 3-base
hits J. Rodriguez. Acevedo. Blan.
CO. Padron. two-base hits: Pad
ron. Aceved0. stolen bases An
Rulera ]. Paxo. Baxo. Aongolo 3
sweeting. Garcia. J Rodriguez
n. Rodriguez. sacGliloe ntt. Villa
real. double play. CsSsellsno ~
Rodriguez 80 Aceveelo. left on
baaes key Nest 8. San Carlos
IA. umpiFes Roberts and Bsxo.
time a game zoo scorer Agui-
laT
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Stars
Beat Southern
Bell OF Miami
DeWiit Roberts Allosss
Visitors Three Hits
y. S~eesing Gives
Five For AL Stars

Behind the thFee-hif plfrhing
Of De Witt Reberss. the nanboo
Room ~hitewashed Soushsfn Bell
Telephone of Mana. 90, In the
first game % . doubleheadsr ~
Bayvlew PARA Saturday night.
In the night cap. kveFesl Sweet
ing. Taes-inn sce. spaced five
hats as the An Stars defeated tlse
Mingnians, 81.
Timely hitting by Ceorge Bar.
beT and Robert Santana eombined
with RokseTt's effective huFiing
was all the Bamboo R0ofn re
CURED 20 ciick the game
After two were oui In ne third.
Barber led of With . klngIe "a
left Joe Mira lived On an error.
and santana pamped . douhls to
LETT centsr 30 score Barter with
the first run. The bamboo Room
added another in she fourth when
Louis caSado's bant was muffed
We was sacrificed % secund. took
third on a wild pitch ard scored
on Al Acevedo's fly The locals
siNth when Barber d0ubled 10
left. took third on sn infield cut,
and scored on Sild pitch.
Roberts struck oat tive aud
walked none No man reached
third and only two Fearhed sec.
ond OF the Bamboo Room right
handed ace.
In the second game. u waS an.
ether piteher's duel with y.
sweetine of the All-Slsrs be1sing
Bill Keye of Miami
The an Stars got off 10 sn early
start a the expense ol Keye's
wildneSs, kaki Oropesa. Al STAR
left fielder. walked. vas N@eri.
fieed 10 second. toak shird an =
Wild patch. and scoFed on another
aid pitch.
Telco knotsed me score in she
fifth. Flora walked. took secund
on q wild pileh. and scored en-
keyes single.
TIE An stars came Fight hsek
in their half of the fifth 10 take
the lead. oTopesa singled ~ iegt.
took secand on an ifsfield out
t0ok thsrd 90 snoknxr Infiel4
bounce. and scored an = mild
pitch The An-Sa.rs ICED sk.e
game IN the sixth when Mo Hen.
FiQssez walked. Ssrk NtilaFeal
doubled. and Bunsy Hillaresl
doubled - right for two tallies.
bunsy Villareal led the Al
Stars al the plate With . douels
and . single IN thres trips. 7. ".
sutton. Al star eenterfielaer,
saved the game Cor The locals IN
the thiFd when ne made one ~
the most xpect@cuiar catches 81
the season. With two On ard two
oats. sutton faced 30 ha right
and made q baFehanded nlnning
catch q keys's screeching liner
which was labeled . horner
Box scDfee
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
hey West Nine
Defeated San
Carlos Sunday
Iimnl ~eoFe a To -
AFnamnslo Areveslo
iiu Ilaulsle. Triple,
~~orina Three Runs

49, West nlne won over the
Man Carias utltfgt g. I. yester-
1aF aflffnaz.n "a Walker fleid
fi&Nnaspsl stadiaml
Nls h.itng and ileiding 0i
hEmaansia AcNvelln featured. his
aeatls sn fhe glfth drove home
tma rans and in the eighth BE-
lrlNx&ed O. drive hame ere mere
esq a. sgnred on fielder s.
efmaw
i halrnusg be a duuhle and
3 fflpls and Alouso hii homer
nlanfo ht tao SINGLES and .
tftFAs Kaki nodFiEuez hit tao
mnNies
Fm see loaers Psdr0n hit .
daakla and q triple. Anguiera ht
$50 unElrs and srurrd tao runs
arsd afuse bnme one
Mamaaio SanChsE pitched the
frt nps frames fur San Carlos
an8 allowed mH hits and three
Funz habber Sweeting pitched
f3a lMEa tfsrre amd allowed i've
rars and tuuf hits
kaul Cassellamo pitched the
fFa mx snd two- -thirds innings
ma allowed mx runs and i've
aila ia Caaa. Jr pitched ihe
49, tie fTamlas alaa BE- aiio~e
- saan mwa fmo n4GA
lu lha fed. Pazo and bazo had
Ass outs each. Nlllareal toar.
kal1aa See. - ths winners, =
EnaFsgaea Kaki nodngue4 a
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

Last week ~ the Iunsor Salt.
ball League. teams shilts-d abags
Ia the perVeniaEe column wsth
the exception of first plaCe pss
ton. which IS sliu hein@ hrld bE
tire KEY Wet Cubs. wbu sppear
o. hc very strong after ere flrat
r0und ~ plas
The Culs have Wun futsF games
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

feasnd tts Cahan Clah nasm e.
four. so mssn fr0m So sesNsna
plaue iiafes Seno@al IAema4efa -
means ~ terfeslea eame nsxen ta
xrFn
Later a - Nwek fhe harEs
Seho~l Duae~rs held tlsaf naaaw
ln Necmnn peN4einn ~ amnnR
irasn the cuhan Clue mlas A.
fggsF
Tne po8NeEs mm8 thn Ctahan
CLUB ere nsw nei fa fhnf m
tsuu RsFtsF flafw lmna haee
fallea g. Rrt in sfse wsa raauaan
out are eMpeessf e. NNa asf 81 taae
cellar passtsan mafh th@ maea'
pias
Sisndinas 8 uae lluhs ~ "a
1us q
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
DR. PEOPLES UPSErS HARRY KNIGHT In GOLF TOURNAMENT
CARDS GO INTO LEAD;
DEFEATED BROOKLYN


NEW YORK. Jolly 1s.-Cleve-
land gained slightly In ne Amer
icsn yesterday by twice defeat-
lna ths Washington Ssnai0rS. rs
and So NeW Yofk Yankees WeFe
taxing one from ire Detroat TIA
eFs. e.3 New fork se0Fed four
times IN ire ilth D. ain the
gsule.
So Louis Cardsnals walloped
the fir0okiyn Dod9ers. ls-l. and
went into possession of first place
The final score Vas l4-l. The
Cubs won two from the New
YORK Gi&nts. 50 end IS
TIE sco0eA:
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
IIard-Foughi
Softball Games
AtPark Tonight

Tidrs Inn. riding . half game
behind me leading BaInboo Room
~ the Class a" softball Leagas
wili take CA the Vx-i Fiyers ln
the uec0nd same ~ d0ublehead-
eF tonight al Eayview paFk.
ln the last meeting of these
ciabs. Tides Inn Wun hy a n a.
9 score The game tonight Is ex-
peCied 81 be closer and . hard.
fought battle will develop a. the
oatcou.e nleans mach o. bath
osItfits IN Us i3-6 victory over
the Flvers. Tides-Inn hit safely
eight times and the Flyers kn0ek.
80 0ut nlne safely However,
four Fiycr pitchers wslked 10
men
II Is expected Richards will
pitch or the Flyers and sweeting
for the Fiaglef Street Gang.
Sonar We. hoapiial
Gonag Srhool and Naval Hos
pital wiil play in the openine
game al T30 o'clock IN . Class
aB" contest sonars must ain
iaalght % "a OpDevsts Tor iirst
plaUa and sac hC spltai bays need
. virtoFy b. So mao second ps'si-
tion.
Martin. the bay with the
smoke balr. will probably huri
Cor she Men In White and for the
sonsrs Il may BE- Yockei
The second game viii set IN
der way az . o'elock.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Sports Calendar

EkE@A &@@s@s tsse
MONDAY
Naval Hospital " SonaI
Seh0ol
Second Tides Inn " vSl
Flyers
TUESDAY
Firt Blimp Ron vs oP Dew
Sta
Second - Bamboo Room "
Adams Dairy
WEDNESDAY
First Blimp Ron vs. sunal
School
Sound Tides Inn vs Bamboo
honm
FRIDAY
Naval Hospital vs. Op-
Dvv Sta
Secund Adams Dairy ~ VA
Flyers
RAsEHAII.
Ialmnd Ctr Baseball League
municipal Stadium.
AfteFno0nl
10 D. announced
SKATING
BsYvisw Pazk Might
FRIDAY
7s0 10 500 Pm.
TENNIS
BsYxisw PARA. AftsrnooHs
and Nights
Daily play.
SHUFFIEBOARD
lnaTvisw PaEkl
Daily play.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

Errors: Flora . CaHpbeil. II
liott. Hopkins 4 Castro. runs
hatted IN santana. Aesvtdo; t~o-
base hits. Barber. santana. Rob
erts. left On bases. Tel. Go. q
Banlboos S. stulck cat: bY Rob
efts 5. by AcGee 5. bases ca
balls off Niece . .ht by pitch.
er Roberts Floral. losing pitch-
81 niece: winning pitcher: k0b-
oFaR
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

RuRS bstted In G. villaresl 2
Keye. base hits Henson
Hi9es. HsnTiquez. J X Villzresl
q. VnlGreal. Waiker ssrrtfsCe
bat: haFrell. lef5 on b@ses Tel
60. ~ All Star 7. stnIck out
b SNeetlng Z. by keye .. base
ca bzlk off S~esginE :. OF Key
4, hIt b pitcher ke3s (OFopss@
Swestsn1l. losing pstchsr keys
SnAEss psscEeT SMeetn9
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

United States eKpurts ln the
first ten months q 1913 declined
20 PET cent from the correspond
sna pefoid IN 1917. acCording to
tiss Britannica Book of the Year
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

mnna Trinkie. Bicknei. Rowe
and SeEninick.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

The Virgin Islands consist oi
thfee main islands and all0ui 50
sslsts,
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

WehmeleT end Howell Don
nelly. konstansy. Never Robert
Slmpons and { Howell
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

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hna 81 eosss 6ssa - % hefs a osass
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So sots on e.los.000 nvesa see asas.
snSs sspsssa prove 20 q Iryssa los loassri
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heyn0idA Page. Marshall. Sal
vera snd Nisrhos: NswhouSeE.
Trout. kretlow and Robinson
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