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CADILLAC 1941 convertible cpe. Elk
cellent condition. r. and h. S795.
ST.. 1894. "a
CADILLAC AT "62" sedan; an ex-
tras; Immaculate inside and out;
peri. mech: $1.745. Ashton 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

1947 "series 50" 4-door
sedan; Hydra-Matic. radio and heat
er; custom covers. This car is in
perfect condition throughout. Alb
to be appreciated. S1,995 cash,
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS,
5o10 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO.
$780,. ID
CADILLAC 1919 late model CONVEX
tible coupe; maroon: white-wall
tires; like new. actual mileage, 49,
600; S3.450 or best offer. Cali bet.
9.6. WI. 1000; or after z OF, n2lR
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Evening star., 1950-07-17
Wallace TO Quit Party
Unless He Is Upheld
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

SOUTH SALEM. N. Y. July
17.-Henry A. Wallace plans tc
quit as leader of the Progressive
Party if it's members reject his
stand on Korea.
On Saturday Mr.. Wallace said
that while he held mo brief for
the past actions of either the
United States or Russia" he was
on the side of his country and the
United Nations.
Progressive Party leaders coun-
tered with a statement saying
foreign Intervention can only
make the Korean dispute more
difficult and bloody. and con-
demning President Truman's
orders to the Navy to defend
Formosa.
Mr.. Wallace, who was the
party's presidential candidate in
1948, said yesterday he hoped the
rank and file of the progressives
would see his point of view "once
they have the facts"
If they don't. he said, he would
| step out.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
By Alton [. BIokesIee

ASSociofed PreSS Science Writer
PARIS, July ia chemical
made to prevent clothes from
shrinking is able to shrink or halt
some cancers for a time, experts
from SO nations were told today
The chemical is called TEN
It was described to the Fifth In
ternational Cancer Research Con-
gress by DIR: C. Chester Stock and
Sonia M. Buckley of the Sloan
Kettering Institute for Cancer
Research at New York's Memor-
ial Hospital.
About 800 scientists are attend
ing the congress, which opened
today at the Sorbonne.
TEN hits at such cancers of the
lymphatic tissue as Hodgkins dis
ease and at some cases of leu
kemia, or cancer of the blood, DR.
Stock said. AS with other treat
mentS for these diseases, its ef-
fectS are temporary.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Non Shrink Chemical Is Found
To Slow Up Certain Cancers

DR.. Stocks team tested 5000
chemicals for their anti-cancer
value. Only nine were found to
stop cancer growth or make can
GERS shrink in laboratory trials
using mice. Such a low batting
average is typical of the myriad
problems in cancer research.
TEN was developed originally
as an anti-shrinkage chemical for
textiles. AS a drug it has been
used at Memorial Hospital on
some humans with Hodgkins dis
ease or leukemia. It is reported
as effective against the two can
GERS as the nitrogen mustards, the
wartime poison gas chemicals. But
TEN can be swallowed as a pill
and does not nauseate human
beings. Nitrogen mustards are
given by injection.
Neither TEN nor nitrogen mus
tards cures these diseases but
patients feel better for a time.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Paraguay Elects Choves
In One-Ticket BuIIotino
By the Associated Press

ASUNCION. Paraguay. July IT.
-Paraguayans went through the
motions yesterday of voting in a
presidential election with only one
candidate-Federico Chaves, who
has been running the country
since last November.
Mr.. Chaves. SO, who deposed
President Felipe Molas Lopez
November II, heads the Colorado
Party. only one permitted to oper-
ate in Paraguay. He lifted a
nine-month state Of siege to per-
NIT yesterdays election. Ballots
will be counted today.
Besides Mr.. Chaves, the voters
also elected 40 members of the
Chamber of Representatives and
10 alternate members. They also
were unopposed.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Gen. Booth Still Neur Deuth

HARTSDALE, N. Y, July II (P).
Gen, Evangeline Booth, 84-year-
old retired chief of the Salvation
Army. remained near death in a
come over the week end at her
home here.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

women are concerned. Men like
women who are not too hard 70
please and women who do not ex-
pect too much Of them. That Is
why you see naughty Lady Dis
dain losing out so often TO q girl
who is good incense burner. and
why we observe so many husbands
wandering away from wives with
high ideals to ladies who have no
ideals at all.
As long as q woman sings her
husbands praise: as long as she
makes him feel that she considers
him the greatest man In the world:
as long as she shows him appre-
citation and affection: as long rs
she uses tact in handling him and
gives the soft answer that turns
away wrath; as long rs she
smooths his fur the right way, he
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Dorothy Dix
Whe's Best Bet for Holding Husband
Is the Possession of O Good Mature

A bride asks me: What is the
one quality above all others that
a wife should have in order to hold
her husband and keep him in love
with her?" To which I unhesitat-
ingly answer: Good nature. Being
easy to get along with. Being
pleasant to live with. That's a
wife's best bet. One that she can
play all the way across the board
and be certain to win out on.
OF course, every man would like
to have a wife who is balm to his
eyes, an intelligent and interest
ing companion and a good cook
and manager, but these charms
and graces are but the meringue
on the lemon pie of matrimony
The thing that has the real nour-
iShment in 1t is the bland. rich
sweetness of amiability on which
the airy charms and graces rest.
That is truly the food of love.
| Wit No Reel Asset
\ A husband doesn't enjoy the
conversation and society of a wife,
no matter how brilliant and intel
lectual she may be, if her wise
cracks are mostly directed at him
and if she uses her keenness of
mind in searching out his every
fault and foible, and turning the
spotlight of her wit upon them.
But the wife who is good
natured and easy going. who takes
her husband as is and likes it, the
woman who fits herself as COM
fortably into a mars life as his
old coat or his old shoes or his old
pipe, has charm to conjure with
that never fails. that never wears
Evening star., 1950-05-14

out, that never loses its potency.
The obsessing fear that haunts
the days and nights Of virtually
every wife past 35 is the dread of
losing her husbands affection and
having him philander of after
some other woman. This is a fear
that strikes at her heart. because
she loves him and life will be cin-
ders, ashes and dust without him.
At her pride, because it proclaims
her lack of charm and marks her
failure as woman. At her pocket
book, because when she loses her
husband she loses her job and her
comfortable support. and is thrown
Evening star., 1950-05-14

never knows that there is an
other woman In the world. even II
she isn't q beauty or a wit or a
good housekeeper.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Wont to Be Comfortable

It is sad but true that after
thousands Of years of studying
how to please men. women have
not yet assimilated the fact that
mans dominant passion Is for
having things made easy and
pleasant and comfortable for him,
especially at home and where
Evening star., 1950-05-14

out on the world to earn her own
living or exist on grudgingly paid
alimony.
So for every reason 1t Is i'm
portant to a woman to hold her
husband, but. curiously enough,
the only formula they haYe
evolved for doing this is by trying
to retain a synthetic youth when
they are fortyish. Which can't
be done.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

And that's Q sure ttp sur wivea
II you want to hold your husbands
affections, all you have 70 do In
just TO be pleasant to live with.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
Uncle Rays Corner

Today let us look at some Of the
falls which are known for their
great volume of water. BY far the
biggest of these in North America
are Niagara Falls. They are near
several good-sized cities, including
Buffalo, Toronto and Hamilton.
Water from Lake Erie is carried
along by the Niagara River, and
goes over Niagara Falls. During
low level of Lake Erie, the water
which tumbles over each minute is
about 6S million gallons. At high
level, the amount is about 100 mil
lion gallons.
Goat Island divides Niagara Falls
into two parts, the American and
Canadian. The American Fall Is
165 feet high, which is several feet
greater than the height of the
Canadian, or Horseshoe Fall. The
Canadian side, however. has more
water than the American side.
The greatest waterfalls in Africa
are Victoria Falls. The middle parts
Of them are 40 feet high-more
Evening star., 1950-08-23
Take NV Word for 1t ',F'e"k Cobb,

My son, who is in college, is ma
joring in English.
The essential fact is contained
in the statement. MY son is ma
joring in English" The explana-
ton who is in college" not only
is non-essential, it is almost un-
necessary as we'll. for, strictly
speaking, one majors" only in
working toward a degree. On the
other hand, if the sentence had
read, MY son, who is in college,
is the one that is majoring in
English" it would plainly call for
that instead of who, for without
that is majoring in English" the
sentence would be meaningless.
Note-Who refers only to per-
sons. Which refers only to animals,
things or ideas. That may refer to
persons, animals, things or ideas.
Essential:
She is the girl that he Tilted.
I resent the insinuation that I
am untrustworthy.
His sleep was disturbed by the
dog that bayed at the moon.
There are many persons here
that were not invited. ..
See If you can learn the name
of the man that married her.
This is one fact that cannot be
overlooked.
He wrote a book that Is to be
published soon.
Non-esSential:
The car, which skidded sudden
ly. crashed into a brick wall.
The bookkeeper. who entered
timidly. placed the statement on
the desk.
He looked about the room, which
was dimly lighted.
She never ceased grieving for
her son, who died in his youth.
He pointed to his favorite pas
sage In the Bible, which lay open
before him.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
That-Which Who.

The relative pronouns that, which
and who should really be called
"pronouns of introduction" for they
serve the purpose of introducing
clauses that contain further infor-
nation, as, HE motioned toward
the cloud that was darkening the
sky?
But shouldn't it be, (which
was darkening the sxy?"
Should one say, "The man who
was talking" or, g. {. that was
talking?
Grammars are pretty vague about
the usage, if, indeed, they attempt
to explain it. But since that, which
and who are indispensable, we
need an Understandable rule. ,Ano
by understandable" I mean, OF
course, non-grammatical.
That introduces a statement that
is essential to the completion of the
sentence.
Which and who introduce state
ments that merely describe or ex-
plain and which are not essential
to the meaning of the sentence.
Example One: Essential to the
meaning.
My house is the only one that
was left standing.
Obviously. the sentence would
have no meaning at all If it read,
MY house is the only one." There
fore g. that was left standing
is essential to the meaning.
Example Two: Not essential to
the meaning
My house was left standing,
which is fortunate.
MY house was left standing" is
a complete and Understandable
sentence. which is fortunate" in
no way is essential to the meaning
it merely adds my non essential
and perfectly obvious expression
Of gratitude over the fact that the
house escaped destruction.
Example Three: Not essential to
the meaning
Evening star., 1950-08-23

than two and half times the
height Of Niagara Falls.
The volume of Victoria Falls is
given as 81 million gallons at low
level of the zambesi River, and as
100 million gallons at high level.
This means that the average vol
ume is almost, but not quite, equal
to the volume of Niagara Falls.
Islands split Victoria Falls into
four parts. At one side is the
Leaping Water, at the other side
is Rainbow Fall. In the center are
the two main falls"
Thanks to the Cape-to- Cairo
railway line. thousands of persons
have seen Victoria Falls in recent
years. Before that railway was
built, only q few white persons
had come to the spot. Niagara
Falls, on the other hand, have been
a center for tourists for more than
century.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
Answer to SPLASHES.
200, 900 Make Poper

NEW YORK.-The papermak-
ing industry in the United States
pays more than q half billion dol
lars in wages each year to 200.-
600 employees and turns out 81
million tons Of paper. Each per-
son in this country used an aver
age Of 251 pounds Of paper or
paper products last year.
Evening star., 1950-08-23

Middle child-It's my turn to
sit ut your. right and be the guest
of honor tonight.
. Father-Then I will serve your
plate first.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
Come
Find 81 or more words in
FERTILITY,

meaning, 1ru1tluIneSS; r1cnneSS.
Average is 80; limit, 80 minutes.
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as "bats, 3"
cats are not used. Only one form Of q
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
Goren on BRIDGE

0OFen on Dfloqe
North, South vulnerable, South
deals.
NORTH
V962
HKQ76
%J9873
WEST EAST
AJ732 AK104
0KO87 2A543
HAJ53 o 9S4
- %A62
SOUTH
AAQ865
2J10
n102
%KQ105
The bidding:
South West North East
/ spade Pass Mt Pass
2 shades Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, king of hearts.
There is current the impression
among a large body of bridge
players that the possession OF a
five-card suit must be telegraphed
promptly and in no uncertain
terms to partner. This bidding
miSconception is based upon a
confusion between the terms may
and must" To put it briefly, a
good fve-card suit (more frequently
referred to as a rebiddable suit
may be rebid if it suits your con-
venience, but there is no compulsion
about it.
There may be several features
of your hand that you would like
to discuss and you may find that
you have neither the time nor the
space to tell of them all. In such
cases you must select the most
important bit of information and
telegraph that to your partner.
More often than not, the fact that
you are in possession of a. %f1ve-card
suit is the least important bit of
information and may, therefore, be
subordinated to more vital features
Of the hand.
The flve-card suit may be sup
pressed for various reasons. A
simple rebid In the same suit by
the opener Is not an encouraging
call and where 1t is desired to
urge partner on to further action
some other rebid must be chosen
Remember, 1t Is much more i'm
portant to describe your hand as
a whole than it is to describe your
suit.
Another occasion where q re-
biddable suit may be neglected in
favor of a weaker suit is when an
effort is being made to park the
hand safely and no convenient
place has as yet been found. To-
days hand is an example. South
opened with one spade and when
partner responded with one no
trump, influenced by possession of
doubletons in the two other suits,
he determined not to stand for the
no-trump contract. The choice of
his rebid, however, was not sound.
He elected to show his f1ve-card
6ulG anu Cne contract was SeI lUU
points in routine fashion.
Assuming that a rebid is in order,
the only proper call is two clubs
If it should turn out that the hand
belongs in spades, partner can still
return to that suit, and If North
happens to be short in spades and
long in clubs, SO much the better.
Nine tricks In clubs could have been
delivered without the slightest ef-
fort.
Where a choice of two bids Is
open to you in late rounds of the
auction, more likely than not the
cheaper Of the two is the better
selection, for 1t permits partner to
return to the higher and affords
you two chances instead of one.
Copyright. 1850. by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1950-08-23

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trated leafiet on Stamps and Stamp
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Points for Parents 3, rs,'h 7hs"s. wsAos'

special privileges aways determined By numerical
place IN the ta "idd' children pH feel they treated
Evening star., 1950-06-07
WAREHOUSES WANTED

CLIENT WILL BUY modern fireproof
warehouse. 10000 to 10000 SO. II.
in D. c. or nearby Nd. A. N. ROTH.
RE. 1880. IS
Evening star., 1950-06-07

OFF DALE DRIVE
Attractive brick Colonial home In
lovely wooded section; lge. liv. rm.
with full-siZe din. rm. and kit; 8
spacious bedrms. and bath; screened
porch overlooking concrete patio;
immaculate condition. Call Mrs.
Sheehan. JU. 7-6955. COX & Co,
81 0775 u
Evening star., 1950-06-07
CAPE COD BRICK
HOUSES FOR sALE-NA.

ARL.-No. ,254. Lge.. brick, Col. =
rms, 21a baths; landscaped lot; q
car gar. Reas. priced. j. T. MOTION
REALTY. 2415 Mt. Vernon ave-. ov.
LiiNCoLNIA-No. s2s. uncompl. Gin
der.block home. Can be lived in.
$4,000. ]. T. MOTION REALTY,
2415 Mt. Vernon ave., OV. 5000.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Frame home
on large lot, 2 bedrooms. tile bath
up: liv. rm., din. rm. complete kit.
down: coal h-w. heat; det garage;
$500 down for CT. g. Z. LANIEER,
vTRGISfa FOREST, No. 4oo-we are
proud to offer this 5-room Cape Cod
bungalow in this desirable COM
munity. Full bsmt. with outside en-
trance, expandable attic; Ige. wooded
lot; S13.500. j. T. MOTION REALTY.
INC. 90 Hillwood ave, Falls Church.
Va. JE. $4,000. s.
RAMBLER, $4,000 for this 3-bedrm
rambler, liv. .rm. with firepl. and
picture window, din. rm., well
equipped kit. and 3 good sized bed
rms, automatic washer, fenced lot,
"a block from bus in good North
Arlington location. No. 526. J. r.
MOTION REALTY INC. 90 Hillwood
ave., Falls Church, Va. JE. $500.
4 BEDROOMS. IN bath, BY owner.
Excellent buy. Open 2 to daily.
701 N. Emerson ct, 10
Evening star., 1950-06-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

I.,,a, rA1 CASH .sa ros ra.,I sousEs. an, con s
GESEkaa Ts na4 OFFICER WILL p.y cash
for t1ne detached brick home in good
NV. location must have bedroom
sas ssa o bath ,61 on .h is' rtss, rSS. $50 e
Mr. Dixon OF JAMES L. DIXON &
Co, l922 i5th st. NV. ST. 1900
MOD. CLEAN e-s RIM. HOME in
good NE, Sc or good Nd. location,
Can make l-e. cash payment. MRS.
, PkOMP1 ATTENTION 20 the sal,
Of ,our home, business or invest.
salI san 3 4; HuMPHRIEs. aesltof
DIREcT FROM Own owner. .nfs hirhsst s.S cash
for your property, Cali Mr. KTTCh-
EMS, ST. 1865: ewes. VI. 1856.
HAVE CASH BUYER for nice home
IN Chevy Chase area or American
UNIVERSITY Park; not over $4,000
JAMES L. DIXON On q oAf.hHs CO. iSse i7th T1th
st. NV. ST. 1900: ewes, wo. 1873,
1 OR secluded. wooded acres, nr,
Iansp;; lse. lily. rm,, , bedrms
Gnan GP To ssLs 4Esa pEets5rss
PA. 3212 or CHI $500. IS
PAY ALL CASH for = or bedrms.
silver Spring or nearby; no agents.
GOOD NV. LOCATION desired; pre-
fer to buy home that needs a lot OF
nxing up. Should have stable
grounds. Cali Mr.. Dixon OF JAMES
L. DIXON e. CO. ST. 1900. %
LOG CABIN STYLE HOME WANTED
Must be close in. Call Mr.. Dixon
o. JAMES L. DIXON & CO., ST
ISN'T IT POSSIBLE for a non-yet to
buy without a down payment? Need
2-hedrm. home. Can handle up "a
$40 a mo. Al credit rating 81 yrs.
in govt. service this area. AP 2SS6
l AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH 10,
a small home in D. c. or nearby
Nd. Owner only. LA. 6-5550
WE HAVE CASH BUYER for we'll
located modern home, with 70 5
acres, not more than Is miles from
D. c. Price, Sl3. 1000. REAL
TY, INC. IA. 1880. %
QUICK will be the action In buying
your home for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK. ST. 1863; ewes, RA. 34IS
ALL CASH for small or medium home
in ne, or nearby Md. Owner only
WA. 56l1. ~
Evening star., 1950-06-07
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR Rent
tCentiasedl
LOCATED a,trneliv,

CENTRALLY LOCATED attractive Of.
nss rsc.nl snassi sss airSseSesSsi'iSn'S SSS ;lne.
WEAvER BROS, INC. wGshrnxtSa
ofFicr SURF. kM' 'ei i-Sss 81 ssss ssSs At.
Tms n,s -,i9mse,sss I'm ss.s sess'sssiOn ? ss sss
MoRTpAoE sFnN5is e Z INyrsrMESHf coss.. t1oEs.
lSt2 n Y ave. Ma, ass IS
eeesirsele location. SIS and Up, cAa
Isss n sr. Nw.-snd.a, once 3
ssasss PRICES; Sex Mr. ADAMS q
fssANs fRteoSpiTfoNkApp MiTSfSSAplN9 9oFTTicrs -iS N
modern; nreprcot Century Building.
AZ bth st NV. topposi,s D, G
supreme conrt). available in single
rooms or suites of two or more
Taos Hs Nsisins sisaks s'sss co iNe rSsilAs5; sss
Air; ;ooNDffioSkDS OFFICE. s..uu-
fully farn., approx. 500 sa,. n. IN
paney. Apply LEO NJ, BERNSTEIN
g. CO; Realtors lAis X st. nv.
AiR-coSpirioNEp, furnished. once
In modern once euildins, RE. sttL
AIR CONDITIONED, approx. 500 "a.
feet in downtown once bidE,, near
pjT ntth 1se S < irpRsS ms SS Ssss2ansy, sS AY-
ofaficsk ai 81 ssPRscE, s n NE es.Ss stSo' ., SILVER
Sprins Nd. Spacious once rooms
TO lease. Suitable for any PROBES
sienGl or business outlets; One nlsht
LARGE. DESIRABLE end.noor spses
IN downtown area; suitable Tor
sfa s0s scOSssae S &c ssins al EXPERIENCES fss.si
iSvEsTN.ENr Co. 4' si4 OH ssTlN. = nv.
rak Th fSsSff2irAsls ulpc.. 1909 q st.
gERT hARSSHRyD VI D'Sns'''i Sns I'm Q. St, Hts. nE.
DOWNTOWN MODERN oFrICs-
Fully, equipped or unfurn: secre-
ttaa5,ai service avail; very reaS. ST.
DowNTowN-als Eye st. nv
s;r9om suite. Srd noor' sSS; 5 rooms
- lge. pine paneledl and lavAloTy.
able KELLEY 4 BRANNER' pi.
DOWNTowN-e beautiful large drs,
open space. combined. separate,
reaS; pvt, entr. ELLIS, ME III.
1875 goth ST. 4, block Conn ave.
ara R.-lA commercial shop or
once Tor rent, lSt-hoor front, "A
II, iona. apt OF one room, Kitchen,
bath and open terrace adloining.
Perfect combination Twins and buSi-
ness; Sl3S month, years lease. 50
WILL SHARE SUITE OF centrally To-
Gated law once with exp. attorney;
pvt. once available. Box 442-J,
9th AND p SITS. NV. Atlas Bids,
convenient location, reasonable. APP
ply $40 + st NV, Room 10. -
10th AND PA. AVE, NV, g45 Pa.
ave. Bright room, good location;
reasonable. Apply $40 p St. Room
EYE ST, NV, bet 10th and l7th--
= lge. connected front rms, facing
north; newly dec. DI. 6ig6
PROFESSIONAL or business once q
rooms; Galletin st Just on Rhode
Island ave, Hyattsville, Md, SIS
per month. PERRY BOSWELL. INC,
WA. $500. %
AIR -CoND. ONCE space in new bldg.
located at Wilson blvd and No.
Fillmore in heart of Clarendon
business district $500 SO, II. or
will subdiyide; reaS rent. Call MR..
BERGER EN- 500
BETHESDA, MD.
Once SnAre available, several rhoteA
Evening star., 1950-06-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
LOOK INSIDE

You will like this 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. well located in Dominion
Hills. one block from bus. Nice
liv. rm. with firepl., large din. rm.,
fully equipped kit; full bsmt.,
fenced rear. ward; recently re-
decorated; Venetian blinds. Well
financed. S15.750. Call 8 to 8. IA.
4-l620
Evening star., 1950-06-07
SALES, INc.-152o K ST. NV.

De Luxe Rambler, $19,4 ,450
OPEN DAILY 20 PM.
Lovely corner lot. all-brick construc-
ton; 8 rms. and bath, de luxe kit;
all rms. large and bright Drive out
River rd. IA mile past Western ave.
to MetZler sign. Ewes. call WI. 1921.
Metzler-Realtor
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Evening star., 1950-06-07

81. 500 CASH
Win buy this 9-be6rm.. aIl-nriek
semidei.: liv. rm.. din. rm. fun
esmt.. oil &C. heat; very cow ".
Arl ioc. Shown by appt. only.
YEONAS REALTY
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