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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23

A Message From
CALVIN R. KING Z ?
CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR
To All My Fellow Citizens Of Holmes County:
shoII toke this opportunity to state again those things
which believe require immediate legislation and which shall
fight for and advocate if elected as your senator:
A reasonable raise in salary for the public school teacher.
The repeal of the Black Market Tax.
referendum by the people on the liquor question.
LocuI self government on state and county levels.
A return of q reasonable percentage of state sales tax
to small municipalities with less than 5000 population.
A revising and amending of the old ue assistance stut-
utes, so as to permit a more reasonable and equitable dsti-
button.
The repeal, or amendment where practical, of all useless,
unavoidable and Impractical laws now on the statute books,
which cost and waste munyt thousands Of the tax payers dollars
each year.
STRICT ECONOMY in OUR STATE GOVERNMENT.
If elected. SHALL BE YOUR SENATOR. NO ONE
SHALL DICTATE TO NE IN OFFICE, NOR SHALL BE
THE TOOL OF N FACTION, GROUP OR INDIVIDUAL.
Any statements or rumors to the contrary ore completely folse,
without any foundation in fact whatsoever, and are designed
solely for the purpose OF misleading you.
1t is my sincere belief that possess the education, train
ing, experience and judgment to have the know how Of per-
forming the duties which shall be required of me in holding
this important office, and at the same time the youth and
energy to perform these duties promptly and efficiently
am not and have NOT taken any part in any other
political race in the county, district or state, nor has any
member of my family, and assure you that we will not do
so. Any statement or rumor TO the contrary is absolutely false.
Commonsense alone will tell you, that if elected, will
put forth every effort possible to serve ALL of the people OF
this county honestly, importiuIy and ubN regardless of the
section of the county in which they live or the material wealth
they might possess, as have my future success in both the
legal and political fields at stoke, and we'll realize that if
should foil to serve you, then my only reward would be utter
failure in everything ttut have trained, hoped and strived
for during the past ten years.
Every candidate for q public office should be we'll quoIi-
fled to perform the duties of the office to which he uspires,
and should stand ready to serve oil Of the people whom he
represents honestly and importiuIy. sincerely present my
c~undiducy to you on this basis, and ask that you seriously con-
slider me before casting your vote for senator on August 70.
BEWARE OF LAST MINUTE RUMoRs
Sincerely and respectfully,
CALVIN R. KING
-t I0kIrcT Aim lkInADrIA nrnnrcrAvTA
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Ralph MeGiII Raps
.Truman's S News Curb
BY the Assoeioied Press

BROOKLINE, Mass, Oct. IT.
Ralph McGill. editor of the At
lanta Constitution, said last night
the more President Truman de-
tends his directive restricting
official information "the less de-
fenSible it appears" -
He said the directive delegated
Ito literally thousands of public
officials. in non-military and non-
defense agencies. the power to act
as If they actually were guarding
security secrets. and to withhold
from the public anything the
public the agency chooses to hide"
Addressing a dinner meeting of
Boston newspaper executives and
writer's sponsored by Temple Is
rael Brotherhood. Mr.. McGill said:
THE press is free only so long
as 1t exists in that status in the
minds and affections of the peo-
pie. Freedom of the press cannot
be taken away as in totalitarian
countries. but it can be taken
away casually.
Il know that the people to
whom 1t is guaranteed can sweep
1t away with one great burst of
antagonistic opinion Or that they
can stand by and see it go inch
by inch"
MIR. McGill asserted that agi-
tation by the press over such mat
ters. as the Macarthur dismissal
or the current issue of Mccarthy
ism" helps keep the waters
stirred and in a sense purified"
Evening star., 1951-10-17
BY the Associated Press

ABOARD FLAGSHIP DES
MONIES, OFF SARDINIA, Oct.
ia gale that whipped waves
100 feet high forced, the 9th Fleet
again today to call OF maneuvers
planned for Gen. Eisenhower.
The storm turned the generals
voyage into a roller coaster ride.
This 17.000-ton heavy cruiser
lurched in 80 degree rolls like a
rowboat in a squaIl. Walls Of water
smashed against the bow and
reached up as far as the admiral'S
bridge, 100 feet above the water
line.
Visibility was zero. Ferocious
swells were whipped by wind gusts
up to 81 miles an hour. Gen.
Eisenhower holed up in his cabin
as Vice Admiral Matthias Gard
ner ordered the feet temporarily
to suspend maneuverS.
The armada then was moving
along the black Sandman coast
preparing to blast the uninhabited
Aranci peninsula with a shore
bombardment.
Easing winds last night had
made officers sure the show could
Evening star., 1951-10-17
New 0ptimist Club 10 Gel
Charter al Dinner TONIGHT

The newly organized Optimist
Club of Prince Georges County
will receive its charter at a din
ner dance tonight in the Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club.
Lawrence J. Gibbons, Of Phila-
delphia. international vice presi-
dent of the Optimists. will be the
principal speaker.
More than 200 persons are ex-
pected to attend. including Al
charter members of the new club,
their wives. members of nearby
clubs. officers of Optimist Inter-
national and officers of the 18th
district.
Thomas M. Peters, president Of
the new group. will receive the
charter from Jarry r. James, gov
ernor Of the 10th district.
Regular dinner meetings Of the
club will be held at 7 pm. Wednes-
day at the country club.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
A-26 THE EVENING STAR

~ Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1851
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Democrats 10 Choose
Successor 10 Boyle at
October 81

The Democratic National Com
mittee will meet here October 81
to choose a successor to Chair
man William M. Boyle. jr., and
start regearing the machinery for
next years presidential campaign.
Mr.. Boyle last night issued the
call for the meeting at which a
treasurer also is to be chosen to
REPLACE Sidney Solomon, who re-
signed yesterday.
In practice, the committee SIM
ply ratifles the Presidents choice
for chairman. while the treasurer
lis the chairman's selection.
Mr.. Boyle, in a letter to Presi-
dent Truman October 8, said he
would be physically unable to
carry on the leadership Of the
1852 campaign. He again pro-
tested his innocence of any wrong
doing in connection with any RFC
loans but did. not relate his resig-
nation to the congressional inves-
tigation of political influence.
Now in Hospital.
The chairman is now under
going a physical check-up at
Georgetown University Hospital.
The committee meeting will be
held a little more than 26 months
after Mr.. Boyle took over the
craftsmanship from then Senator
IL. Howard McGrath of Rhode
Island. Mr.. McGrath Is now At
torney General.
Mr.. Solomon, a st. Louis insur-
ance man. said in a letter to Mr..
Boyle that he felt the new chair
man should have an opportunity
to select the treasurer.
The official call for the commit
tee meeting repeated Mr.. Boyle's
announcement that he is quitting,
with the explanation: ...
Gas I have previously an
nounced. my health is such that
must limit my activities"
Possible Successors.
Among those mentioned in
speculation to succeed Mr.. Boyle
are Secretary of the Interior Os-
car Chapman, John L Sullivan of
New Hampshire. former Secretary
of the Navy; Robert Butler. st.
Paul industrialist and former Am
baSsador to Cuba: former Senator
Francis Myers of Pennsylvania,
Senator Clements of Kentucky and
Senator Anderson of New Mexico.
Mr.. Solomon gave out word Of
his resignation after a cali on
President Truman. He told White
House reporters his move had no
connection with the congressional
investigation of political influence
in which his friend, Mr.. Boyle,
has been a major figure.
Presidential Secretary Joseph
Short told reporters yesterday
there was nothing unusual" in
the fact that the Boyle resigna-
ton was announced without any
presidential letter of thanks and
regret. He pointed out that the
resignation actually goes to the
committee. ~e.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
JUDGE Rules Reluctantly AGAINST Johns Hopkins Loan

Judge France said the proposed
loan violates the constitutional
against pledging of the
States credit for an individual
association or corporation"
Il certainly trust" he said.
that the Court of Appeals in its
wisdom may find some way to re-
verse me, but I cannot corscien-
tiously hold the act constitu-
tional."
Evening star., 1951-10-17
'Loyulty Day in Argentina

BuENoS AIRES. Argentina.
Oct. II R.-Thousands OF troops
in battle and parade dress today
paid tribute to President Juan D.
Peron in Loyalty Day demon
strations. It was the first time the
military have taken part in the
annual ceremonies marking the
anniversary Of Gen. Peron's return
from military prison and his rise
to power In 1945.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Jups Seize BruziI Curqo

TOKYO, Oct. II (R.-Police
confiscated q shipment from Brazil
containing 47s crocodile skins. L.
955 walls Of streptomycin and 900
pounds Of coffee. They arrested
Kikuji Koga, 43, Tokyo represent
ative Of Agencia Koga. Sac Paulo.
Brazil. and charged him with at
tempting TO avoid payment Of duty
on the shipment.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

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Evening star., 1951-10-17
Eisenhower Holes Up in Cabin
AS Storm DELAYS Naval Games

be held. It was the second con-
|secutive day gales had forced the
Navy to call of the long planned
demonstration Of naval might for
the Supreme Allied Commander.
The weatherman predicted the
storm would continue tomorrow.
Gen. Eisenhower's last day at sea.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
by The Asseeioisd Press

+ by the Asseeiuied Press
BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Circuit
Judge Robert France says the
State can't lend Johns Hopkins
University SIS million to con-
|struct a new engineering building.
It's unconstitutional.
He ruled this quite reluctantly
yesterday in a friendly" suit by a
brokerage firm to test the validity
of the proposed bond issue.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

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Evening star., 1951-10-17

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Evening star., 1951-08-30

PARK-Just OF 18th st.;
S23,75O. A prewar value; brick de-
tached; 1st a. powder rm., lily. rm..
din. rm.. kit 3 bedrms., 2 baths. !;
2nd fl. gas heat, screened porch; !;
vacant. LEGUM AND GERBER,
Realtor., 3315 Conn. ave. NV, OR.
UPPER PETWORTH-Lovely home
convenient to schools and bus; 9
rms, 2 enclosed porches. detached
garage. Priced right. $1,000 down
Call JAMES 8. WILDER, GE. 1915.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MD.--Near buses, shop
ping, schools. churches. stone and
brick English cottage. 3 bedrms.,
tiled baths. modern kit, lge. din, rm.
and liv rm. with firepl.; porch. full
osmt:; oil heat; gar. and lge.' wooded
lot. Priced under $4,000. To in
spect call OR. 004S till 8 pm
REALTY BROKERS. INC. $500
BETHESDA-Brick rambler (corner),
lge. rms, 11s baths; firepl, alum,
awning, picture windows; mod.
colors throughout, open back terrace;
twin-sinks. .garb. disp, exh. fan,
carport; only $500 cash needed,
worth Investigation. ARTHUR La
BETHESDA. NEW BRICK RAM
BLERS; 8 bedrms., 1h, baths. car
port stairs to attic, storage rms;
beautiful residential section. near
schools, churches and bus. $19 $50
up. Owners. Apply MR.. THOMAS.
q Lone Oak DR.. Oh. 7160 a HU'
4O4ls 2
Evening star., 1951-08-30
HOUSES FOR SAls-Mn.

RTE. 24O--3-bedrm. rambler, garage.
bsmt,. firepl. over "a acre: oniy
$16,S00; terms. Consider trade. D. G.
house. Also "a acres. Colesvilie I'd.
4-rm. house and 2-rm. house. amt
Only Sl2.500. sH. 7059. Il
CAPE COD. on l acre. between Rock
vile. and Gaithersburg--Owner In
leaving; must sell. First-fioor bed
up; garage, basement. oil heat. fruit
A sacrifice at S16.5OO. BOGLEY'S
ROCKVILLE OFFICE. Rockville
1915 eyes. Mr.. Bridges, Rock
WHITE BRICK RAMBLER Of unusual
psn a iarse Sree fireplace setse 70 ee,1S
2 bedrms., 2 baths and paneled den
with expandable End a. Of Q bedrms:
and bath; bath full D,lqa basement; yooded eaed
LERVING aR1i FowS f2S must Sans sell. ave ssauti-
full prewar Cape Cod cottage. Liv.
rm., flrepl.. din. rm.. 2 bedrms.. con-
nnecting bath; kit. screened porch.
rms. and bath, full bsmt.. fence-in:
closed yard, Broadloom wall-to;wall
carpeting, drapes. curtains. mirror
on firen). wall and cornices incl. Mr..
schools. churches and bus. Shown
oVERTooKffNG NC SLIGO PARK-This
attrac, home has full dining rm.:
den, artistic setting. Priced 81 only
$$1SjesG' $oUNa' q sH, BowGRs 1Gii cot yotil pm
BETHEsDA..Here is = city home Of
garden. setting; tomatoe plants
alone harvest over 900 pounds per
year. Living room has stone fire-
place. femily-sized dining room.
large kitchen, bedroom and bath on
LIST floor; 2 large cross--ventilated
full basement with recreation room
space; garage. Owner retiring, leav-
Z. ]. MCCORMICK, wo. 6ees.
BRADLEY FARMS
Tucked away among tall shade trees,
with the privacy and isolation of q
large estate, this beautiful modern
more or less, and its own private
driveway. There is formal en-
trance through reception hall to
large liv. rm. with q sizeable din.
rm. forming an ell. A large sun
shiny kitchen has every convenience
wing has the master bedrm. and
bath and leads to a screened porch
large enough for square dancing. The
other wing has a suite of libraries
with hrepl. bedrm. and bath. There
is an informal entrance to q large
lower level. Basement has q bath
and SPACE for further development.
OIL heat with Dashboard radiation.
Two-car garage.
Realtor. OR. 4232.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
BETHESDA-CLOSE IN
1St-FLOOR BEDROOM
$21.500

Det. brick; on lovely lot, with large
trees; large :tudio living room, With
beamed ceiling; screened porch
overlooks. garden; cheerful dining
very nice bedrm. and " bath on
the 1st fl. and 2 additional bedrms.
and bath on the End fl. In excellent
condition. Owner has purchased
larger home. Close to good transp.
TO Inspect cali JAMES Z. sCHWAB.
OR. $500. After 6 pm, call WI.
1909 or OIL. 1899. 81
Evening star., 1951-08-30
]. MCCORMICK, wo. esa3.
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER

In perferred location, near new
Flower ave. shopping center. Spa.
cious living rm. dining rm. combina-
ton, streamlined electric kitchen
Tood-siZed bedrooms and bath
1third bedroom may serve 40 din
ing room or den); full dry base
ment with elaborate clubroom;
large screened breezeway, detached
garage; automatic laundry. Excel
lent financing and terms. Owner
leaving city, early possession. In
Clark, GE. 9O11. MARSHALL J..
WAPLE CO. Realtor. DI .3346.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
SMART TOWN HOUSE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COMPANY EXECUTIVE desires before
Oct. l. unfurnished 4-bedrm. house
Suburban area pref. Refs. MA. 5562.
WANTED-4- -bedrm. furnished house.
Chevy Chase-BetheSda area, 1-year
october 1st. Call Oliver 1868:
FAMILY. adults need 2-bedroom un-
furn house with full basement; not
over S100. AP. 5093 after 8 pm.
5 TO 10 ROOM unfurn. house or 4
or 5 room unfurn. apt. Will redec.
A6D1TIoaNAL abb TcaSA HOMES NEEDED
% I'VE NEARBY aaEs a Rs or sensRss HM s. fSF c homes rss
appraisais; no delay. For complete
PERRy yz' Hay Co. sInt 81 sa4s. .OSA'
HARVARD PROFESSOR now with
hSgs hSgse' Sept l. Max 500: IA,
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, suitable home
and small kindergarten. Excellent
care guaranteed. Box 2ss-M. Star.
VETERAN. white. wants TO rent
option to buy. AL, zo77 any time.
MOTION PICTURE ARTIST, Wife,
three children; excel. refs; need
3-bedrm. unfurn. house or apt;
around S115; NV. or Silver Spring
area, nr. parochial school and
shopping center. OR. $500. Ext.
UNFURNHsaEp M Il N ii HOUSE. bedrms..
or 8 bedrms. and den. Max $50:
n.w.-Ch. Ch.. Sill. Spg. preferred. BY
nom Government professional man.
estab. D. C. last yrs. Best refer
ences. Call RE. 3041; ewes. DE.
BRAZILIAN OFFICER desires to rent
3 or bedroom, completely fur
nished house with 1 bedroom and
bath on main floor. in or close to
NV. section. Call CAPT. MARCOS.
DE. 5000. 80
PHYSICIAN wishes to rent 3-bed-
room house, furnished or unfur-
nished; NV. or Mont. Co. ia. 1854
PHYSICIAN & FAMILY desire 3 bed
room unfurnished house with large
living room; Bethesda Chevy Chase
area; close in. $3.50. EN-. $685..
Evening star., 1951-08-30
HOUSES foR xALk-ll.W.
GORDON JR. HIGH

NSAt4N<4N V4Vs 100000
Attrac. 1S-ft. row brk... 3-bedrm. homt
on east side Of saith st. NV. bet
r and Wis. ave. Gas h.-w.h.. full
bsmt;, needs redecoration; Price G6c re.
immed. sale. Excel. financing. Also
] blk. to elementary school. Idea
for small family. Inspec. by appt.
call DI. O222 daily or CHI. $685.
(eves.)
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC
Evening star., 1951-08-30
SOMERSET

A charming rambler on q large tree
shaded lot In this community Of
fine homes and gardens. Accessible
to schools. churches and country
clubs. A large liy. I'm. with 1irepl..
din. rm., completely equipped kit,
3 bedrms. and 2 baths on main
A. A full bsmt. has . .paneled rec.
OPEN ~ SAT SAT. SD' AND SUN. JIM TIL DARK
AND DAILY, TIL DARK
To reach: Out Wis. ave. to Dorset
ave. and left to house. For further
information and appt., at other
times, please call Mr.. Reed.
INEZ CUSHARD
OR. <238
Evening star., 1951-08-30
BRIARCLIFF

Beautiful white brick Colonial resi-
dence with . DELIGHTFULLY."- different
moor plan that is most appealing
and SO very spacious and livable.
High, coo. elevation in this top re-
stricted residential community; 10
rms. 4h baths. including library
with fireplace. bookshelves and
powder rm. on 1st floor; immense
bedrms. and baths above Ist A.;
huge bright ground-level clubroom
also with fireplace; double rear
porches plus sundeck; servants room
and bath; 2-car attached garage on
level drive; gas heat; built by Frank
s. Phillips in 1941; splendid condi-
tion throughout Ewes, call OR
9265. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI
Evening star., 1951-08-30

ATTENTION, INVESTORS
Two-family home. $12. 900. Excellent
financing.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
1911 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
BETHESDA
FOR QUICK SALE

REDUCED TO $Iy,y5U
Excellent location, tastefully
decorated, Beautifully land
scaped. Liv. rm.. din. rm..
lge. kit, powder rm., den or
sunrm.: 2 master bedrms., /
single bedrm., full bath, on End
A.; full bsmt.; det. garage.
Originally priced at $21 500.
Immediate possession.
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
MI. $3.50; Ewes. EN-. 1884.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
COLTON'S POINT

COLTON'S POINT
st. Marys County. Outstanding bun
galow, for yr.-round liv. Completely
furn. Oil heat. copper plumbing
Venetian blinds, large lot with out
side fireplace. To inspect stop at
Abell. Md. and ask for Mr: G E
Price, SS,750.
M. PAUL HANNAH
1872 18th st. NV. %
Evening star., 1951-08-30

COLORED-S1,O 900 DOWN, End and
Bryant Sts. ne, S-room row brick;
den, 1st a.; bedrms., bath, 2nd a
Full, bsmt., oil h.-w.-h. Immac
cqnd: OR. 0561. BEERS BROS.
81. T611. 80
COLORED, 1ST COMMERCIAL loca-
tion in $500 blk. of MINI. ave-. right
next to lge. shopping center; modern
5-rm. brk. with full bsmt., gas
h.-w.h.; an excellent spot for pro-
feSSional offices or small business
reduced for quick sale with very lib
eral terms. T. D. BURGESS. VI
2802 till 8. "a
COLORED, BRICK SEMIDET.; 7-rm.,
2Msbath home; finished recr; rm,
1S5gas9rhGoa GRpss RSairy vel nfHGed s3SS c0M
CoLoRED - BROOKLAND, det
home, 5 rms, bath. 1st f.; 5 rms,
bath, End A.; bsmt.. gas heat. gar.
lovely yard: TANEN REALTY CO.
ST. 3466, JU. 8-4296.
C0LORED-211 10th ST. N.E.-Ver,
desirable 6-rm. home with 2 large
incl. rear porches; attic and gar
This house is newly decor. and ir
new-house cond. 1t is an excel
value. Vacant. Immed. possession
To insp.. call PLANT AND GORDON
INC, 1874 Park I'd. n.w., CO. OS37
COLORED-$75O CASH, S75 mo
Attractive, clean, neat brick home o1
9 large rooms and bath; gas INV h ;;
good. close-in location. RA. 34IS
Evening star., 1951-08-30

Attractive bungalow consisting Of liv.
rm., large kitchen. bedrooms and
bath; lovely Handicapped fenced lot:
gas &C. heat; near schools and
handle EVENINGS, WI. DISC. SAMUEL
T. ROGIEY INC OIL 1856 81
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Colonial Village, D. C.

Colonial Village, D. C.
New spacious center hall. det. brici
Colonial home in quiet. restricted
residential area Of beautiful homes
beside Rock Greek Park. Featurine
large liv. rm. with firepl.. lge.. din
rm., den, powder rm.. beautiful kit
screened porch; 8 large bedrms..
baths on 2nd; built-in garage; .recr
rm., full bath: slate roof; gas heat
To inspect this unusually fine home
call Mrs. Dawson, WO. 4162.
Marshall J. Waple Co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Q APTS.-S14.q5n

$1,50O down. Row brick, now rented;
gas heat; modern; built for 2-apt,
Tile baths, excel. location. Transp.
and schools nearby. Either move in
apt, or keep as equity invest
ment. viii trade. Call c. MARKEY,
NE. 3407. ewes. AP. 4l0S. 80
STOP PAYING RENT!
FOR
can buy home with 2 bedrms., liv.
rnn.. all-elec, kit; on a shaded lot
in Carmody Hills. Ewes. AID. S756
Evening star., 1951-08-30
,I24 OLD GEORGETOWN X
PETHECDA GEM
RETHESDA

A snow-white brick Col. with slate
roof, completely redecorated, con-
sisting of 3 bedrms., 1h baths. liv.
rm. with fireplace; recessed radia-
tion, oil h.-w.h.: det. gar; fun
bsmt. with outside entr.; beaut.
5Ox150 lot with a fortune In rare
shrubs. $500 will handle.
HILLCREST REALTY CO.
1414 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 7-4040.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
BETHESDA

white brick home. fea-
turing large living room, separate
dining room, spacious kitchen.
equipped with dishwasher and dis
posal; lovely screened porch on 1st
floor; 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths on
end floor; full basement; garage
with workshop; lovely fenced yard.
Priced to sell at $24.500. Call SH.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
BUNGALOW

Three bedrms., gas h.-wh.; large
level lot; l block from transp. You
eans soTTHEasT osrs tnii RrAITY r. SiP;pOS; CO.
1911 Penna. Ave. Sc, Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
MONTGOMERY
RETHESDA-S125O 500

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