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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
PHONE: Cinsen Office. 1885
Series OF Parties Honor Miss Noel
Who Will BE Married On Tuesday

festive round 81 bridecec Marth
Pope Noel 81 Road Seardalc " " Of
aud Mrs Richard Curtis Noel % began tuesday
luncheon AZ II Pao by Mrs John Thomp
and Mrs Charles Thompson q this city.
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Shop Hopping
With JAxoN

Nth
Like Alice when she went
through the looking glass and I'M
% Wonderland. everything gets
and euriouser." hut II
&c can IN any way add 20 the
sum total u human happiness.
Ve are happy too.
q - =
After rssdins what scms
very famous and great people
have written about Raul Vas
quss. this column feels very
humble indeed in being sivea
the assignment TO write snY
more about him. Ne ID the man
Of tame. written about In De-
lisvs II Or Net. HebbY LobbY.
Lowell Thomas. and many 9TH
srs. who actually trained fish
In the pools hack Of the cid
Rsufs Club cut on noossvels
Boulevard. We would like 10
90 into more detail abosi the
man himself. but ell Of KsY
West knows him. 90 81 him
and he wants us 10 write about
his famous shell collection snY.
hcw.
In this shop on the corner Of
Eaton and Caroline Streets ere
cases and cases Of rare end
beautiful shells. net eaiy from
the waters off Ksy west but
from ell oi fhs FiosiAs Keys.
Strangely 10 10. these shslls
differ from KsY 80 Ksy. bal u
wss explained that csolegists
believe ihst once the Lever
Ksys were . part 81 South
America. and the Upper Kerr
u the Flesi<a Mainland.
Ameng the shells 10 ~ found
In Asul's shop are The big King
end Queen cenehs. stsiped tree
snsils irem Cuba and ever
Ksy In FiesiAa. cad slsvea
varieties 81 cossis. There ere
spiny oysters and spoa0ss snd
purple sesfsns ef unbelievable
dsiicscy end hue. Curious H.
iis finY ssshorsss with the
male carrying tho young In .
pouch. Raul also he's iswslry
made from the tiny iiifis shells
and finnY ihinss dried and
fashioned inio pins. earrings.
and nsekisess.
a visit 10 Raul's place b like
Q visit 10 Q Marine fairylsnd-
You can look 10 your hssrfs
content and talk 10 this won
derfui man. and bur u you
wish. EvesYons h wslcemsi
q = =
Robert Shumann said that III
order 10 compose. all YOU need
20 DO Is remember a tune that
nobody else has thought Of.
4 q q
ons Of ire first thinss you
win sss whom yeu ieek inss
the windew % the Beech
eombsr jewelers. 10 The picsuss
Of an extremely ievslY Girl
smiling % hsppily - snY Drids
could. In trent 81 The SEIZURE
10 the table plses sssiing Of
Miss Betty crutkshsnk's
choice. which % gss1 seesoa 10
smile! The ssssiao b dupateessa
on the Brides Tsbie insl6e the
Bsacheombss jewelers. aad
close inspection Win reveal u
10 10 vsgy bssusiiul. Che hes
chosen shs Jubiiss pattern Chi.
ne By csssiien. osrssbusU Stes-
ling By 0orhsm. sn1 vsntay
Crystal by Tiflsn.
Betty cruikshsnk 10 the
dsughsss es n1ss. Lsess csuik
shank Of the KsY Ambssss6ss
on shs Backward In xsy west.
She win mssrY Jessph D. 70
ley Of west Msdfesd. uestea.
Mas. "A ~. nlngv's Church In
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1ri Class Gets off To Noble Start
With Twenfy Students La Workshop

With Of "unwnding" nerves and enjoyag
life about 20 members Of ihe newly Workshop Nobes
Art Center plunged skecing painting watercoong
l s objects which studio
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Co 10 Donsid's and let him
make you pretty - . picture.

We wish you could tome with
us Shopping each day. because
perhaps YOU v'euld see 10 much
more than We do However. Soc.
ing as how you cunt. we know
for sure. that n you go invesfi-
eating oar It's YOU Will find
those things anyhow, 40 happy
shopping 81 youi Love. Jaxon,--.
(Advtl
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Did you know that n you cant
buy that nylon slip in exactly
the desired shade. you can make
n that shade YOURSELF Just buy
. white slip. and q bos of tint In
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uel Taylor coleridgc the either
day that we thought was gOpd.
and Ne sant 10 pass IL along to
you. II was titled What Makes
the Difference" and reads as fol-
lv~s: Either We have an inn
mortal soul. or Ne have not. II
we have not. We arc the beasts:
the first and wiscst Of beasts. Il
may be; bat still true beasts. We
shall only differ In degree. and
not IN kind. Ilst as thu elephant
differs from the slug. But by the
CONCESSION VI all the mstcrialists.
Of all the schools. or almost all.
we are not u the same kind as
beasts. and this also We say from
our own consciousness. There
fore. methinks IL must be The
possession Of a soul within us
that makes the difference"
= = =
That thsrs 10 nothing new
un1es Ne sun has been con-
sis1eaily proved many times.
bus u y some timss verY hard
- believe that everything 10
wiahia ths reach Of all Of us.
When science came out with
. high priced bu0-kiilins de-
Vice Tor restaurants I silently
sDpasoded. enviousiy read
sboui . swsnk new vsse.tYpe
ismp thai would perform the
ssme service In the homo. and
determined 10 save my pennies
Zoe ens--and never did.
Then yesterday. down ~ the
Wss1esn Auto Associates Store
Z yes insssduesd 10 the ssdsss
thai psevidsd the answer 10 all
% thsse. Using ths same prin-
eipls. the Ssnico Co. of West
polm Beech hes dreamed up .
single oembinsfion Of q metal
eap sn1 . potent inssetieids
that snaps eaio The top Of . 50
vsif bulb. The erYstsliised
Iindnne---a powerful insecti-
eide that 10 poured into the cup
vspesisss whom the light 10
turned on and gets hot. This
vspor kills anything In the
house that erswis OF flies. and
continued use Of the outfit
terms invisible deposits on
walls and ceilings that means
death 10 any insect on contact.
Better ysi. one Of these kits
costs sass and wili take care
Of abeut three averaged sissd
rooms. The chemicals viii
lest about two menfhs n the
light under them u burned ap-
psoximssslY . hours q dsy.
Eseh pseksus In the kit con
tales shs SANE quantity Of &C.
live insssdisnis usually found
In , Ssllsns 81 ordinary insect
spsey. whats more. ycu can
carry the whole thing homo In
yeus handbag. and rsflls are
svsilsbiei Just ssk for vspo.
Lite shs Eeenemy DUG KILLER al
fhs western Auto Associates
Store.
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Abouf fhe eussss sight N
Key West ihsss dsys are the
little boYs. Size ons. In Co
hama suits frem tire chiidssa's
cornes. o. course theY eems IN
sisss up 10 EIGHT
Another sevsisy 10 the hsr-
richiid Tee shirt Of fuli comb
I'd Names para. wsshsbis end
test eolossd. with pssneins 80
bras and nstsehievious mon
keYs On fhe treat.
The PLAID bingham Tsoisn
pisYmssss Shirts vsah hni1ssd
cuff snd nsckbsnd fos ne NJ
Nc gisis ere Just iks Meihss'a
= = -
We rad sonsctAlng frBfn Sam
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Ever get left with a dab of
canned fruit--different kinds Of
course. from several different
meals? The answer would ~ a
fruit-eompote PIE. Double crust
or deep dish. lis even better
than one fruit alone.
= q =
Evesyons has 20 start some
whore. end babies seem 10 start
righf smsek dab q the bottom
q fhs heap. with noshin'. Ideal
Togs hes some Of the euissf
~ cid Lspssis Items we've
seen these many moons. Fr
instsnce. iooes NyIon Shswls
fes she Crown Prince or prin-
Co.'S ~ these cool nights In
such eoioss - Lemon or cool
mint Alse In the ever popular
pink. blue. % white. It's tops"
fes crib. couch o. bsssinsf.
Then back 10 the bottom
again with cu-iiy diapers. al.
wsys IN demand o. e',urss. and
- euiek dsyiss. Birassye not
10 - euadoss. makes The three
cesnssed pants sst. and their
msmmss - hsppy with the
-snap On" syps. sssd In Pas
tels - lessl Mamma loves EN-
because shsss ere no pins. and
bsbY ievss them iss Tire same
rssssA.
4 q q
Dad you know that n YOU can
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We have found that there arc
very few things that can get the
bcs; &C you n you out your mind
10 n. Amcng these IL nat meats
that stubbmrnly resist coming OFT
Of the she'll. Soak the nuts over
night IN salt wster before crsck-
ING ana the meat viii come out
v hole. 4.
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We rad sOn'esAins sr'm Sam.
, 1952-02-08
Admission so cents
REFREsHMENTS ON sALE
TO OUR VIRGIN ISLANDS TRADE


We have been trying to give. our friends and custo=
mers the best Of Service and cooperation without having
to increase the freight rates, however, due to the in
creases ID our costs Of operation we are compelled 70
make a small increase in our present rates to St. Thomas
and St. Croix, Virgin Islands from San Juan, Pr.
The rate On general cargo effective as Of February
10th, 1852 will be $500 per ton WIN, that is 1910 per
ewt. Of 5000 per cubic foot, freight to be assessed At
the rate yielding the highest revenue.
Cargo will be delivered at St Croix following the
custom Of the port, and when packages are to Be placed
at the warehouse or at the Customs Warehouse at Chris
tiansted when necessary the handling charge will be
three cents per package.
The warehouse fee for storage at Christiansted,
St. Croixs when necessary will be At the rate of three
cents per cubic foot per month OF fraction thereof
1T has been our privilege to serve our friends and
neighbors for many, many years and being thoroughly
familiar with the requirements Of the trade, we believe
Ne are competent to materially aid in solving your
shipping problems.
Please be assured It IS our pleasure to serve you.
PENTHENr LINES. INC.
Christiansted Wharf
Christionsted, St Croia,
Virgin Islands Of the US.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
Montgomery Coti||ion Held;
Samuel BogIeys Entertain
BY LiIIion Arthur

newly elected president of the
Montgomery County Press Asso-
ciation, Mrs. j. Reed Bradley,
came home from Washington Col
lege, Chestertown. Md, a few days
ago and she is already making
plans to leave again for a cross
country trip to the West Coast.
Reason for the trip, Miss Bradley
is president of Zeta Tau Alpha
Chapter at Washington College.
The national organization of Zeta
Tau Alpha is holding its biennial
meeting in Pasadena, Calf, and
Miss Bradley is going west to
be present at this meeting.
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Thay-
er are coming back from Fort
Sill, Okla, next week and they
will spend a month with Mrs.
Thayer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Martin, in Yorktowne Vii
lage before going on to Capt.
Thayer's new post in Charlottes-
vile, Va. They will have their
two little daughters with them
Ann Raymond and Jane Martin.
Both girls were born in japan
while Capt. Thayer was on duty
there.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Miss Mary Smith
Becomes Bride

Miss Mary Patricia Smith
daughter of Mr.. j. Bond Smith of
Takoma Park, became the bride,
June IA of Mr.. Joe Merrill Kyle,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Kyle,
also of Takoma Park, in Trinity
Episcopal Church. The Rev. Rob-
ert Trenbath performed the cere-
mony.
Given in marriage by her faith
er. the brides matron of honor
was her sister, Mrs. William B,
Griffith of Beallsville, Md. Mr.,
William L. Kyle was best man
for his brother.
The couple will make their
nome in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Miss Lois Sutton
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Sutton
announce the engagement of their
daughter Lois Isabelle to Mr.
David T. Price, son of Mr.. David
G. Price and the late Mrs. Price of
Bethesda, Md.
The bride-elect attended Gen.
tenary Junior College in New Jer-
sey. Mr.. Price is a graduate of the
University of Maryland and at
present is attending the George
town University School of Law.
The wedding will take place in
August. HEE
Evening star., 1952-06-15
'Mrs. Stuart Is Married

Mrs. Isabelle Stuart, daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Stuart of New York, was mar
ried June IA to Mr.. Henry Lee
Staples, son Of Mrs. Henry Lee
Staples Of Richmond, Va, and the
late Mr.. Staples. The ceremony
was performed at All-Souls' Uni
Evening star., 1952-06-15

tartan. Church with the Rev. A.
Powell Davies officiating.
Mrs. Staples is a graduate of
Spence School in New York. Mr..
Staples is a graduate of st. Chris
topher's School in Richmond and
Princeton University. He is with
the State Department.
The couple will live in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1952-06-15

Ensign Donald p. Roane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Hum
phrey of Connellsville. Pa, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Barbara Ann to Ensign
Donald Patterson Roane. He is
the son OF Capt. Virginius r.
Roane, U. S. NJ. of Arlington and
the late Mrs. Roane.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the College of William and Mary
where she was a member of Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority. Ensign
Roane attended the University of
and is a graduate of the
United States Naval Academy.
The wedding will take place in
December.
Evening star., 1952-06-15

You'd never believe we could offer so much value for
such modest price! It's the famous Travis Court
Collection by DrexeI /. &. . over hundred richly
styled traditional pieces for your dining room and
bedroom With so many delightful choices,
you're sure to find exactly what you want and
need, whether you're starting out, doing over, or
filling in! Which ever you choose, you know you
are getting the kind of extro furniture craftsmanship
thot has made DrexeI and Mayer g Company
famous over the years! SensibIy priced
for such quality.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
Youthful Tragedy

MEMPHIS R--At first glance
the 5.year-old boy seemed to be
standing quietly beneath the
spreading branches Of . mimosa
tree.
In fact. he was q little too quiet.
And his grandmother. Mrs. George
W. Brown, called from the back
door: Gregory. Gregory" Then
she screamed.
Little Gregory w Guess, his toes
dangling two inches from the
ground. was nging BY his neck
from a toy cowboy rope hitched
over a limb Of the tree.
Gregory, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Guess OF Memphis. was
dead when an ambulance reached
the scene. He had been playing
Wild West games.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
Reporters Tumble
AT Truman Talk

ENRoUTE WITH TRUMAN IN.
A press table collapsed as Presi-
dent Truman addressed q crowd
at Scranton, Pa. Wednesday morn,
ing, tumbling group Of reporters
and photographers and breaking
the power line Of the loud speaker
circuit the President was using.
After briei pause Truman con-
tinued his address, but about half
of the big crowd in Court House
Square could not hear him until
power was restored just before he
finished.
Reporters and photographers
we're standing on the table when
it buckled under their weight. No
one was injured.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
Plane Crashes

wTNSL0W. Arir. "a private
cabin plane. flying . i<.monsh~old
polio victim 10 Phoenix for treat.
mens. crashed in flames four miles
southwest Of winslow airport
shortly after taking of Wed. night
All four persons aboard were
killed.
The dead were identified as.
Gerald r. Starr, about as. the
plot Vsneense Curuis. "a monihs !.
Vlncente CuruIe ST.. the tiny polio
victims father, and Ernest Jack
Ryan. an ambulance driver
All four were from Holbru0k.
Arix. Cause of the crash wss nos
kncwn.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
chapter six
AZ Ms~sf sfeessrss

COLOWEY stared at him shrewd-
y ly. ''You, the retired detective!
Come, I've got a first-aid kit in
the washroom.
"Pm all right"
Solowey shook his head. The
hair should be cut away and the
wound cleaned.
First get a pencil"
Go ahead, talk" Solowey held
a pencil over a scratch pad.
"The girls name is Jennifer
Phillips. She's twenty. Martin
Phillips IS supposed to be her
father"
Solowey's eyes grew round.
"The Phillips?"
Devereaux nodded. Find out
where he was born, when mar
ried and to whom, what offspring
if any. Everything. Is the assign
ment elear?"
''That much, yes" Solowey's
lips pursed. 'He is supposed to be
her iather, you said?"
''The girl thinks he's not, but
with nothing actual to 90 on"
Devereaux stopped.
'You have a deep personal con-
cern," Solowey observed quietly.
Devereaux nodded d darkly.
From the girls account, and
what ! guessed, the mans a
sybarite, unnatural, an obscene
and gilded pervert." His voice
grated. "He pressed courtesan
negligees on her at fourteen,
whores' perfumes at fifteen"
Their eyes met and Solowey
said, 'It lends body to the rumors
I have heard about Phillips"
Devereaux said impatiently.
whats the word on Phillips?"
"Homosexual.'
Devereaux frowned but said
nothing.
Solowey quit the room, then
came back with scissors and q
first-aid kit. "Sit, he commanded.
The plump detectives hands
workei busily. you didn't report
this assault on you"
Devereaux laughed. Where do
you hide your crystal ball?"
'Your insistence on discretion :
The plump detective added point
edly, The Solowey Agency NJ
cense covers you.
Devereaux smiled his apprecia-
ton. "Odd thing is my retire
ment's still verbal. Final papers
won't come through for thirty
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
ANTIBIOTIC AIDS
CORN GROWTH

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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
TOUGH COP
BY JOHN ROEBURT

The lady was struck down by
prowler. Strangled or fright
ened to death or both. Pending Z
medical report, don't know. The
disorder in her room suggests that
she didn't come to her death nor
mally."
But why did you come hereeS
s.Never mind. Just tell me what
you know about her.s
Nothing" Phillips said. Z
never heard of q Mrs. Minna
Gordon"
Think again" Devereaux sad
in open disbelief.
Phillips looked disdainflll. Dew
ereaux watched Phillips hands
move nervously, saw the little
colored veins Sprout in his hosts
cheeks.
Devereaux said, ~You never
heard of her as Minna Gordon.
perhaps. But her birth name in
st. James Bible was Cora Jen-
nings."
Phillips reached his feet with
the sudden force of a man burst-
ing bonds. You'll have TO 60, he
said harshly.
Devereaux went 10 him and
seized his arm. The act isn't go-
ing over. Cora Jennings was ia
contact with you"
Phillips pulled his arm free
angrily.
The record at the Hotel Or
leans switchboard shows the de-
ceased phoned you many times
It was a lie. but told with COM
pelling heat.
Phillips seemed to wilt for q
minute, then the anger famed
again, burning away every other
emotion that may have been in
his face for Devereaux to read.
Sato came pattering up. and
Phillips said harshly. Show the
gentleman out. Sato.s He turned
his back to Devereaux.
The temptation 10 manhandla
this dandified and dissolute SEN
sualist was overwhelming. but
Devereaux turned away. He had
walked few irresolute steps IN
Sato's wake when he saw her.
Her face was pressed against
the pane of a French window that
opened on the terrace. Her look
begged his strength, begged him
10 be sure in his method.
Devereaux made q fiirtfve siRn.
reassuring her. He waited, hoping
for a sign of her belief 10 show
in her look: then, finding K, he
walked rapidly IN Sato's waia.
The door closed firmly behind
him.
- bs sansinsss,
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

days. But thanks. Il might be
smarter to be your boy at that.
THE manservant battered up to
i the white-lacquered, wrought
iron terrace table, removed an
emptiec plate. and set plate OF
berries down.
"Set another demitasse, Sato,
the diner said softly. and resumed
eating.
The face was pulpy, and here
in the sun the raw flesh under
meath burned through as if COW
cred by but one layer of skin. II
was sick-looking, degenerated by
too many powders. creams. toe
much care.
Sato pattered in, set a cup before
Devereaux, then poured for both
of them from a cleaning silver
pot. Phillips pushed the emptied
plate of berries away, graSped his
cup, and gestured abruptly al
Devereaux. The detective raised
his cup and slipped. .Sato came to
clear the table in quick. efficient
movements.
"Devereaux, you said your
name was?" Phillips began at last,
as if finally disposed to curiosity.
Johnny Devereaux."
And you're a policeman?" He
said it as if it was a vexatious and
incomprehenSible thing.
Devereaux nodded smilingly.
$50 ahead" Phillips said in 9
discouragingly fiat tone, as if il
now devolved upon Devereaux to
prove his sheer right 10 exist
ence.
Shouldn't have barged in this
way" Devereaux said. 'sBut il
couldn't wait on formality. Homi-
eide is like that"
"Homicide?" The eyebrows lift
ed mockingly.
San elderly lady registered al
the Hotel Orleans as Mrs. Minna
Gordon"
"Shall I consult my lawyers
The eyebrows lifted again.
Perhaps" Devereaux said cool
ly. IF you have a feeling of guilt
about something"
i advise you not 10 badgeV
me-"
Devereaux said. I'm Just doing
q job"
What do you want Of ne9s
A statement, of q kind"
TIN suspected Of numbering
an elderly LADY," Phillips in
quired incredulously.
II didn't say that II yoad H.
ten"
I'm listening.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

there has been much ado, and now
the issue is no longer an issue. Ike
and Adlai see eye to eve on thae
matter. They are the only two guys
who seem to agree on some of the
major issues.
Voters are interested in facts ana
sensible suggestions, not in vile
talk. hackneyed phrases. alibia,
lies false promises and the twist.
ing Of truths. II is high time some
of the politicos attempt talking
sense.
A chap used 10 get q'iart Of
milk for twelve cents, YOU may re.
call. Now il is almost thirty and
We are told We never had Il so good
because this milk comes from con-
tented cows. One doesn't mind !
Holstein or = Jersey COW being
contenied, but one objects 70 the
darn COW getting aristocratlc, snob-
ish and elegant.
Anathema. nee Mud, Is now be.
ing tossed This Is regrettable. Os-
car Wilde, who is one Of the few
chaps not running ID this cam.
paign. penned these lines:
"Fermeriy We used 70 sanon-
iIe eur heToes. The nodaFn meth
cd is 10 yulssriIs them. Cheap ed.
itiens ef great beeks msy be de-
lighifvl. but cheap aditions Of snen
IS sbselvtsly dsissssbls. /"
/ decided 10 take . poll. Asked
Aunt Margaret what she thought
about the picture and she said ths
initiation Vas most annoying She
ser she went into . drug store, she
ser. and asked the clerk 10 change
quarter 80 she could Use the teie.
phone The clerk ser. .tYes nam
--that7i be thirty five cents. .
] asked = Man on the Street What
be thought That lousy Hoover. !.
be ser. 4 ain't gotta place 10 live.
That's why I'm . Man On ne
Street
Ii the hatcher shop the hatcher
demanded 70 Aee my Dunn ard
Bradssreei rating Il never had Il
50 good be Rroaned With 90
yer I didn't have no meat 10 sell.
Nov / Coz steak bot Who bays its"
I asked = bookie what be thoaght
Of the FEPG eIfa good rail-
road. Be seq. Bot shsy oaghia
pvt up ) neN sfati0a 10 Miami. !"
Ny crystal Eight nail hixs START.
I'd fllekeFing Il sayN~ii says shi
I'll bs Ike - November Either
hlm ~ Aalai iss gesta kse enc a
ghem unseas MaeArthBr and toan
Tg8mfsra tssm ~ ard iosse ~ ne
deal BIT got . seoop ID 1he
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