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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

of the United States, but the DO.
pulation in Latin America is grow.
ing also at a tremendous rate.
He added that the agricultural
and mining industries are not, by
themselves, sufficient to raise the
standard of living of the people,
and a diversification Of the eco
nomy is needed. A great majority
of the income in Latin America
comes from exports, according to
Lacarte, but at the beginning of
this year it was receiving much
less than in the same period Of
1856.
when we look at the figures
on woruld exports, we find that
Latin America is the only impor.
tant zone in the world that has
exported less, in value, than in
1862.
He explained that, while world
exports increased II percent,
those of Latin America had a
slight decrease, and therefore,
Latin American reserves are lower.
Giving Uruguay as an example,
Lacarte pointed out that exports
of his country to the United States
have decreased SO much, that last
year they reached only one tenth
of the volume of 1850. He said
that in the period 1857, Uru.
quay accumulated in the trade
balance with the U. S. a deficit
of $79, 600, 900, a factor which CON
tributes to the difficulties in the
balance Of payments facing Uru.
quay.
"As a consequence he said
this year the import permits for
purchases in the United States
have reached only the insignifi-
cant total of 81, SOC, 900, and this,
certainly, ism not convenient for
you. -. nor for u.s..
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
DR.. Manuel Prudo
Peruvian President
Munies in Lima

LIMA. June 10 -)upi)- Pre-
sident Manuel Prado was married
here to Miss Clorinda Malaga.
The official announcement indi
Gates that the religious ceremony
was strictly private, and was held
at the Chapel of the Apostolic NJ
ciature and was blessed by Mons.
Jose Dammert, Bishpo Of the Ar
chdiocese.
The communique says also that
the Charge d'Affaires of the Holy
See, Mons. Ippolito Rotili, in the
name of Pope Plus XII, bestowed
upon the newlyweds the Papal Be
nediction.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
HEMISPHERE EVENTS
~Uruguoyans Bomb
Soviet Embassy

MONTEVIDEO CUPID An
unidentified person threw an in
cendiary bomb on the Soviet
Embassy building, but the flames
were extinguished by The same
personnel of the diplomatic re-
presentation, which notified the
police later.
A soldier guarding the embassy
said an unidentified person whom
he could not arrest threw the
bomb.
The police guard was replaced by
members of the army.
1t is presumed the case has some
connection with the execution Of
former Hungarian Prime Minister
lmre Macy anu other leaders of
the country by the communists.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

ment Ministers respectively inter-
vened in helping the employers
and employees 70 come to an agree
ment and the ST. ike was called off.
The transportation workers who
were just about to paralyze the
city, resumed their work, while
in some hospitals serum was given
to some hunger strike workers to
put them in conditions to work.
The hunger strike lasted for s.
hours and more than $50 persons,
the majority Of them women and
children, relatives of the workers,
had to be sent to their homes
where they continued sustaining
from eating.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Three Die in Plone
Crash in Venezuela

Caracas. June 10 (UPI)T Three per
sons travelling in a plane registered
in Cucuta Colombia, died when the
plane crashed against the peaks of
the mountains in Taehira State.
The aeronautlc company said
that the victims are: pilot, Ray
mond Fleibich, GermanSwiss; co
pilot Capt. Alberto Cisneros, Ecua
dorean; and the mechanic Cesar
Cisneros Colombian.
The plane, HK930 owned by the
brothers Plinio and Gustavo Torres,
from Cucuta, flied from Arauca to,
Cucuta and crashed against the
peak Ell Zamuro, district of Junfn,
near San Antonio, Tachira, accor
ding to reports.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
LIero. comurgo
to Visit BroziI

BOG0TA CUPID Alberto Lleras
Camargo, President elect, and Car
los SAM de Santamaria, Foreign
Minister. will visit Brazil for some
days, accepting an invitation from
Juscelino Kubitschek, President
OF Brazil. A delegation appointed
by the Foreign Minister, will &C.
company the President elect in his
visit.
Lleras according to reliable sour
ces, will only visit Brazil before his
Inauguration. Venezuela and Chi
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

a military assistance agreement
with the United States, no U. S.
congressman would have attacked
the Dominican Republic in terms
offensive to the national dignity
the resolution said.
JUNIOR SURPRISED
HOLLYWOOD. CUPID. - The
son of Generalissimo Rafael L. Tru.
jillo said last night the he was
surprised" about the resolution of
the Dominican Congress proposing
to the Government to reject U. S.
military aid, and to revoke all
treaties of aid signed between the
two countries.
Let. Gen. Rafael Trujillo, on his
second visit in three months to
this city, added, however, that he
found "very reasonable" that Con.
gress acted that way, in view that
some U. S. legislators have propos-
ed that aid to the Dominican Re
public be discontinued.
Through his secretary, Victor
Sued, Trujillo said that the costly
gifts he has given some movie
actresses have been made "a noun
tain out Of a molehill'.
Young Trujillo said also he did
not believe that treatment accord
ed to him in the United States Is
the main cause of the decision of
the Dominican Congress.
He said he could not see a rea-
son why the decision should affect
relations between the Dominican
Renuhlic and the limited States.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Colombian Workers
End Hunger Strike

CALI, Colombia (UPI)-Nor-
mality is coming again to this city
which was partially paralyzed as q
result Of a series Of strikes in
solidarity with the 1900 workers
of the Croydon rubber factory who
were in a hunger strike.
Raimundo Emiliani Roman and
Harold Elder, Labor and Develop
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Know thy
Neighbod|;!!.t!!'
-,t.1 ,rfGgAs
By RUIZ

mEAlSS- AhC fASAhOA w viz
progressive State of Veracruz will
find town of San Andres de Tuxtla
very interesting. Popularity refe-
FRED to as the Swiss" city Of Me-
xico this lovely town situated
among the mountains may now be
reached by highway constructed
in part alongside the Papaloapan
River. av0
En- route is the pretty village of
Villa Lerdo de Tejada, where the
important sugar plantation of
San Francisco is located. The high
way winds through a and around
innumerable deep ravines into
which spill large and small water
falls, offering at every turn of the
road unforgettable typical vistas.
All about is virgin territory, much
Of which remains unexplored.
Wild life abounds in the borde-
ring jungles, where the greatly fea-
red ''ocelot" or Mexican tiger, ro-
ans. The forests are full of valua-
BILE hardwoods. Tobacco plantation
dot the countryside, and from this
region come some of the finest to-
baccos of the Republic.
Beyond Los Tuxtlas is the love-
ly Lake Santiago Still further on,
perched n thousand feet above
the Gulf Is the gem-like lake of Ca
temaco, ,ne of the most beautiful
bodies of water in the country. San
Andres de Tuxtia celebrates each
year its famous fiesta during Eas-
ter. Thousands then travel by
every means of transportation to
take part in the festivities during
which there are day and night-long
sessions of regional dances and
m~errymaking. No V~eracruzano mi
sSeS this fiesta if he can help it.
Another great attraction of the
region is the Papaloapan River.
which with its source far in the
hinterland. formed by the con-
fluence Of two other rivers and fed
by numerous tributaries, majesti-
cally winds its way through dense
jungles and uninhabitted land. fl
nally to reach the Gulf of Mexico.
Navigable in part, this river has
often overflowed its banks during
the rainv season, causing wides-
pread destruction. Some of these
disasters have wiped out whole vi
llages. However, at several strate-
gle points, huge dams have been
constructed for the dual purpose
of extensive irrigation and electric
power production and serving as
well to control the floods.
A splendid highway now con-
meets the port OF Veracruz with the
main dam and power plant, known
as the Miguel Aleman project
which is said to rival in its inmen-
sity and scope some of the largest
projects of its kind in the world.
Devastating floods of previous ye.
ars r now avoided, thousands of
acres of uncultivated land are irri-
gated and reclaimed, and whole
sections have been opened to rich
cultivation, increasing considera-
bly, the agricultural production of
the country.
1t is estimated that the potential
power production would be suffi-
cient to cover the entire country's
needs. Villages, towns and hamlets
where previously only a handful Of
people lived in poverty, are fast
becoming thriving centers. Up in
the neighDoring hills and mounta-
ins, the engineers have discovered
the ruins of long lost ancient cities
which rival in size and grandeur
those Of Monte Alban, Chichen,
liza and Uxmsl,-(Continued to.
morrow
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
BOLIVIAN AIRLE
EXPANDS SERVICE

WASHINGTON. = Lloyd Aereo
Bolivian0 has inaugurated air pas.
senger and freight service between
various Bolivian cities and Porto
Velho, Brazil, a town approxima.
tely 200 miles northwest of Qua.
jaramirim on the Madeira River.
This service should prove an i'm.
portant adjunct to air services in
the northern parts of Bolivia and
Brazil. Brazilian authorities per.
hitting, it is to be extended as
far as Manaos, which should en-.
courage interchange between the
Benz and Pando regions and offer
Bolivia another route to the
Atlantic Ocean.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
LorrozdboI Affirms
Election Viewpoint

CARACAS CUPID President
Wolgang Larrazabal said he will
place Government in the hands Of
whom the people elect and recon-
mended to the governors absolute
impartiality in the next general
elections
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
ARGENTINA TO BUILD
r

WASHINGTON. - Flota Argen-
tina de Navigation de Ultramar
(FANU) and Astilleros y FabricaS
Navales del Estado, the Argentine
Government shipyard, have signed
a contract for construction of three
freighters of 5000 tons capacity
to be employed in commercial traf-
fic between Argentina and Bra
zil.
Construction of these freighters
is part Of a FANU replacement
program.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
TANLV
7 0

Water SKI Tournament Championship, 0 am. to 4 pm. Swan Lake
$4,000 N. w. 2th ST.
Fashion Show, noon, Dupont Tarleton Hotel Tickets S.
Tollma Chorus OF Colombia, $3.50 pm, Dade County Auditorium.
SATURDAY, JUNE FL
Golf Championship, $50 am, and 1 pm, Miami Springs Golf
Course.
SUNDAY, JUNE 22
Walter Ski Tournament Championships. Finals o I'm. Swan Lake
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
NEW COSTA RICAN
l. FORMED

WASHINGTON. Aerolfneas
Nacionales, newly formed Costa
Rican airline, has been granted a
certificate Of operation by the CT.
VII Aviation Board to operate spe.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
MAP OF
GUATEMALA BEGUN

GUATEMALA. - The Bureau
of Mines and hydrocarbons has
begun field work to map the mine
raj resources of the country, it
was announced. Petroleum and
mining companies are cooperating
in this task. Scale will be 1850, O00.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

new airline to operate a direct IN.
ternational flight between San Jo-
Sc and Guatemala City.
MARITIME AGENCY +
ORGANIZED IN PERU
WASHINGTON. - A new mari.
time agency, the Association Mari.
TINA del Peru, has been organized
to form a united front to promote
and protec the interests of ship.
ping lines operating in and out
of Peruvian ports.
All important shipping compa.
MES, a total of 18 including Grace
Line and West Coast Line, calling
at Peruvian ports, have joined the
organization.
Two other entities, the shipping
committee of the Callao Cham
Der OF Commerce and the Comite
de Empresas Navieras, are now
f%unctioning in Callao in matters
pertaining to shipping. These two
entities also represent shippers,
customs brokers, and shipping
agents, and their interests often are
contrary to the best interests of
the shipping companies.
Furthermore, the shipping COM
panies feel that there is an ur-
gent need for a more aggressive
organization to cope with the
growing demands made by the ste.
yedore union and the arbitrary &C.
tons sometimes taken by port of.
ficialS.
The AMP will also attempt to
maintain closer liaison with Gov.
eminent officials to prevent Gov
eminent actions that may be pre-.
judicial to the members best in
tereSts.
MEXICO REVIEWS SUBSIDIES
FOR METAL INDUSTRIES
WASHINGTON Mexico has
extended through 1858 subsidies
originally granted in October 1856
to m%etallurgical industries for the
import of materials, supplies and
equipment, and for the manufac-
ture of articles under price con-
troll.
This year the metallurgical in.
dustries will be granted a 100
percent reduction in import duties
and a l0O-percent exemption from
the Federal Governments share
of the manufacturers gross re-
ceipts tax instead Of the former
rs percent.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
IMPORTS OF JUTE
BAGS RESTRICTED

GUATEMALA. - The govern
ment restricted imports of hene-
quen, jute and other coarse-fiber
bags. The move was made to pro-
tect local manufacturers, who are
reported producing enough to fill
almost all of the country's needs.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

lie nave invited him, but the next
meeting of Congress, scheduled for
july 20, made him refuse thes in
vitationS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Latin American Finance
and Trade News Reports

Gifted local and international
flights.
This certificate will permit the
new airline to operate a direct IN
ternational flight between San Jo-
sc and Guatemala City.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
EN- cuBA

Los elegantes salones de la
Embajada de Cuba, en- la Gale
Dieciseis, fueron la escena, 81
martes pasado de la suntuosa re-
cepcion ofrecida por ell Embaja.
dor Nicolas Arroyo y cehora pa
"a festejar ell aniversario del
Dia de la Independence de su
pals.
Recibieron a mas de sete.
ciento invitados, junto con Ell
Embajador y sonora de Arroyo,
ell Ministro Plenipotenciario de
la Embajada DR.. Mario Nunez
de Villavicencio y su esposa,
sonora Olga de Nunez.
Representando al Cuerpo Di-
plomatico Sc hallaban presentes,
entire otros, ell Embajador del
Uruguay y sonora de Lacarte;
Embajador de Bolivia y sonora
de Andrade; Embajador Moya,
de la Republica Dominicana;
Embajador de Honduras y seTor
"a de Davila; Embajador Arias,
de Panama; Embajador de Aus.
tralia y Lady Beale; Embajador
de Italia y sonora de Brosio; y
ell Embajador de los Estados
Unidos ante ell Consejo de la
oEA y sonora de Dreier.
Ademas, ell Embajador de Gel
Ian y sonora de Gunewardene;
Embajador de Turquia y sonora
de Urguplu; ell Encargado de
Negocios de Argentina, senior
Fernando laurel; ell Decano del
Cuerpo Diplomatico, Embajador
Sevilla Sacasa, de Nicar. qua; Ell
Ministro de la Embajada de Es-
pana y sonora de Alba; y ell EN-
bajador Chiriboga, del Ecuador.
Del Departments de Esta-
do, la sonora de Herter, esposa
del Sub Secretario de Estado,
Christian Herter, Jr.: Ell Jefe
de Protocolo, senior Wiley Blu
chanan y sonora; y ell S~ecretario
Adjunto de Estado para Asuntos
Latinoamericanos, sehor Roy
Rubottom, Jr.
Representando al Congress-,
los %Senadores Dennis Chavez y
sonora, Homer Capehart y seno-
"a, Spessard L. Holland, Mike
Mansfield y sonora, y Cong. Dan
te B. Fascell, de Florida, y Sc
nora.
De la Casa Blanca, Bob Gray,
81 nuevo Secretario del Gabine-
tie y su predecessor, Max Rabb y
sonora. =
Otros concurrentes 4 la reu-
MON incluian al General Le-
muel C. Shepherd, Jr., Presiden-
he de la Junta Interamericana
de Defensa y sonora, ell DR.. Jose
A. Mora, Secretario General de
la OEA; ell ex-Embajador esta.'
dounidense en- Cuba senior Ar
thur Gardner y sonora, General
Leigh Wade y sonora, la popu-
lar actriz de radio y televisi6n,
Jinx Falkenburg; ell Embajador
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
PORTER =.
continuation de Ia pig. -

TO
puede conducir investigaciones
fuera de Estados Unidos y debe
fiarse del Departments de Estado.
en- estos asuntos, sehala Porter, pa,
"a preguntar:
"iPor que los hechos sobre clio,
no pueden ser compilados por el
Departamento de Estado y hechos
publicos junto con una negative
Official de deseo alguno de darles
refugio aqui?."
A continuation expresa preocu-
paci6n de que la p~resencia de es-
tos dos hombres en- Estados Unidos
pudlera ser "leslva para nosotros
en- Venezuela y en- otras parties de
America del Sur"
FL testimonio de I'm funcionario
del Departamento de Estado, ante
una Comisi6n del Senado, indica
que esta creencia esta abandonada
por los hechos, dice Porter, y ana
de. que ell Vicepresidente Richard
M. Nixon y muchos otros "tienen
razon para Greer tambien que este
es verdad."
Pedro Estrada, recibi6, visa de
inmigrante del Consul norteameri-.
cano en- Ciudad Trujillo. Ell Gene.
raj Perez Jimenez, Sc asegur6 visa
temporal de visitante, del mismo
consulate antes de ir a Miami Ell
20 de mario.
Sin embargo, las autoridades de
immigration no permitieron Ia en-
trada de ninguno de los dos, sobre
La base de tales vjsas. En- SUI lugar
el servicio los dej6 entrar bajo
'caucion juratoria', en- espera del
Yesultado de una investigation So
bre SUI admis1bilidad. Ell Secretario
de Justicia, William Rogers, esta
en- condolences de cancelar en- cual.
quier momento esa situaci6n.
Sc dice que Estrada esta tratan.
DO de reingresar en- Estados Uni.
dos, de donde parti6 repentina.
mente en- viaje a Europa. Sc dijo
que habia lido a Espaha, Sc presu.
me que para allanar ell canine, de
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
De WASHINGTON
.SOCIALES Y CULTURALES
Por EDNA BOWLS

de Cuba ante las Naciones Uni
das, DR.. Nunez Portuondo; v Ell
Embajador de Cuba ante la
OEA, DR., Jose Baron y sonora,
y su hija Catalina.
Asimismo, Ell DR.. Joaquin Me
yer, Representante del Institute
de Rehabilitation del Azucar de
Cuba, y sonora de Meyer; Ell Sc
nor Lawrence Redmond Y su es-
posa, sonora Jennie Betancourt
de Redmond; ell Jefe de la Dele
gaci6n de Cuba ante la Junta
Interamericana de Defensa,
Capt. Leon SAM y sonora.
Otros del personal de la EN-
bajada, incluian al Agregado Mi
Iitar, Coronel Jose Ferrer y Sc
nora, Ell Agregado Naval y seno-
ra de Feijoo, la Sra. Ether Guz-
man, DR.. Pedro Villa y sonora,
sonora Fidelia P. de Bacardi, Sc
nor Jose Sera y sonora, y Ora.
Maria Luisa Logs.
GARDEN PARTY EN- LA EN-.
BAJADA DOMINICANA
Ell Embajador de la Republic
ca Dominicana Y sonora de Mo-
va ofreceran I'm Garden Party
en- SUI Residential de Edgevale Te-
rrace en- la tarde del pr6ximo
jueveS, 5 de mayo, de cuatro 4
Siete. Ofrecen la reunion en- be-
neficio' del Fondo Becario del
Comite Panamericano de En-
lace de Organizaciones de Mu-
jeres, que preside la Sra. Ana
del Pulgar de Burke.
Ell Comite ~Panamericano, or
ganizado para fomentar mejo-
res relaciones entire las mujeres
del Hemisferio, desde hace al.
gun tempo desarrolla un pro-
grama de bibliotecas movies
en- varios, paises latinoameri-
Ganos ID ue su chao
es ei reSuItaoo oei inte-
ieo uelhos1Iduo PoI e~otuuidntes
y areaS oe esoS Passes
uel u en- estuuiar en- los Esta-
dos uniooS.
Fatronizan u eVehto' ehtre
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
PERoN
(Continuaei6n de Ia Pigina -

continuation de Ia Pigina -
anzuelo es la disposition de que
permitirA a los jueces nombra-
dos por la dictadura militar de
Aramburu General Pedro E.).
enjuiciarnos."
Ahadio que primero Frondizi
tendria que dejar cesantes a esos
jueces antes de que los dirigen-
ties peronistas piensen que pue-
den regresar con seguridad.
"Esta elase de amnistfa pro
siguio Barrios- no seria acepta-
da en- ninguna parte del mundo.
rs claramente una trampa para
quebrar nuestra jefatura."
Asimismo manifesto, que Sc
gun la constitution argentina
ningun juez puede juzgar un su-
puesto delito, cometido antics de
que el fuese nombrado juez.
Agrego que fue por eSta "a
zon que Per6n Sc opuso a que
continuen en- sus cargos, los jue-
ces nombrados por ell gobierno
provisional. luego de la caida de
Peron en- 1855.
Barrios declare, que un ejem-
plo de como I'm ex peronista es
juzgado por delitos comunes es
Ell del ex Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores, Jeronimo Remorino.
Este, ahadi6, ha sido acusado del
robo de dos sabanas.
"Es evidente para cualquiera,
-dijo- que como Ministro del
Gabinete, Remorino manejo mi.
Homes de pesos y que es absurdo
pensar que pudo haber robado
dos sabanas. Este es yin ejemplo
de como los jueces de ID, revolu-
cion, nuestros enemigos declara-
dos, cometen una persecution
politiea."
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

suerte que Ell General Perez Jime-
nez pueda trasladarse ALI.
Porter envi6 al Vicepresidente
Nixon y al Comisionado Swing, CO.
pias de su carta al Secrstario Du.
lies.
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Order of Service
3637 139th Street

Last Sunday we heard a very
impressive sermon by our pastor
Rev. Mrs. Ida B. Anderson, but
apart from her text and sermon
which everyone enjoyed, we like
to speak about something which
we all have in common, that is
unanswered prayer. So many
times we get answers to our
prayers. So many times, when
the burdens are heavy and the
problems SO big, the heart and
mind turns to God in despera-
ton, however many do not
know how to pray. How often
the cry of the heart and the
prayer of the lips are not ans
Wered. Why? The Word of God
gives some very definite reasons
why prayer is not always ans
wered. Matthew's gospel, chap
ter II tells of time when the
disciples prayers were not ans
Wered. A man came to Jesus
and said, Lord have mercy on
my son, for he is epileptic and
sore vexed; for oftimes he fall
eth into the fire and oft into the
water, and I brought him to thy
disciples and they could not cure
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him. Instead he received grace
and the assurance that Gods
power finds infirmity it's fittest
tool. And SO our prayer was
answered; but not in the way
we thought it should be. But in
His great heart of love and wis
dom He drew us unto Himself,
so our prayer Of closer walk
with Thee, O Lord, was not I'M
answered.
We invite you to come and
Worship with us.
Rev. |. A. Anderson. Pastor
M. A. Ephraim, reporter.
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MN. lnen Jesus reDuk6d the
devil and he departed out of
him and the child was cured
from that very hour. Then the
disciples asked Jesus why they
could not cast the devil out and
Jesus said unto them: Because
of your unbelief Qittle faith
hoWoeit this kind goeth not out
but by prayer and fasting. I'm
belief is one reason for unans-
Wered prayer. Sometimes we
think we believe when we pray
but we do not have the faith the
apostle speaks of in Hebrews IL:
l. Now faith means that we are
confident of what we hope for;
convinced of what we do not
see. Faith cometh by hearing and
hearing by the Word of God
Prayer is the exercise of faith.
Secret sin can be reason for
unanswered prayer.
If a man says I love God and
hateth his brother he is liar,
for he that loveth not his bro
ther whom he hath seen, how
Fan he love God whom he hath
not seen? If I regard iniquity
N my heaart, the Lord will not
hear me. Be We kind to one
another, tenderhearted, forgiv-
ing one another even as God for
Christ's sake hath forgiven you
Tf we confess our sins He is
faithful and just to forgive us
and to cleanse us from all I'm
righteousness. A prayer may be
unanswered because it is not in
accord with Divine Will. The
Apostle Paul had an unanswered
prayer Paul asked three times
FOR the removal of the thorn in
the flesh, but it was not given
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