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Evening star., 1960-09-11
TOWN & COUNTRY OFFERS
A BIG ONE

"A Ian N4NG
Brick split-levei only .
years old and located in
lovely Collingwood. Large
living room with fireplace,
equipped Kitchen, 3 large
bedrooms, 12x16. 12x1S,
den. Attractive rec. room
opening onto q screened
porch which overlooks q
beautiful Handicapped yard.
A built-in garage completes
the picture Of this desirable
home. TE. 6.141S.
CLOSE-N
older, but spacious home
consisting Of 3 bedrooms,
ia baths, large living room
with fireplace, large sep
arate dining room, equipped
kitchen, full basement and
fenced rear yard. An ex-.
cellent location, convenient
to everything. Terms can
be arranged. Priced ct
S13,600. TIE. 6-1416.
Low down payment will
purchase this 3.bedroom
semi in terrific location.
Good condition with large
living room, separate dining
room, equipped kitchen, 2
full baths and full base
ment. Priced below market
ct S14,960; Inspect nov.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

EAILg CHURCH: HeEth Msqalsy
nm comb. windows tkronsScut
Attic fan. 0cTeened cafpoEE. LRe
fenced. rear yard. EQUIP, kit, ST..
100. As1uIne Lee. AIses -dI loan
Eesms nexihle Cony, 7.cornerI
ahopping. Walking distance ele.
ment1eFy school. No assntS. u
FAILS CHuRcMi aSsume tii.201
@Ith .Sss .as.s sss lssi ssisiSlC s$isil In. p,ss ssS'
and 2nd trust. NV. 3-oBT2.
EALL8 CHURCH, Z Corners aFea--
Charming 3-bedroofn brick ram,
hlel, hEeplaee a hying rccna, Hn.
large beautifui lot With bficf
patie ana Aneher fence; lots d
e4Tas 70 with this excellent buY
MkLfESTS1. IA. A22sosoass 2.sosoass. RAMsET
FAILS CnUhcHi veteran only;
noIaa,ns anss % 6oxn but ssttlement iet
about 10 STs. cid: modern nIins III.
tax. For . real OF buy. esiI ksh.
cssSx yE; yaNpS pSis5iS 81 or RE. 7'iSsS
FALLS CHURCH RAHf6LRR-I
reqlly spQtless 3-bedrm ramhleI
with lovely lawn: amm6diate oe.
eupaney 70 qualified purehaaSf
rennenee OF aegune existing loan
Eull price $4,000,
XEoNAe REALTY, INC, DU. $4,000
FALLS cHURCH-3-bedrm. brick,
immacuiate eoud.; weiI-ian dscaped
lot; lge. rec. rln.; neW-house e0Yidi-
tion; ON quiet dead-end street;
4hss ArBt trust; S18,06O; cash
terms or trade, or make ofler. u
2.4O31. AZ f.
FALLS CmUnCni On All. blvd
Lovely 4-hedrm. redwood rambler
IN bGmt., 1ef.-in earp0Et; mr., ele.
mentafy, ir. h1. and shopping
excel. transp. Assume 4K% dl
loan; tnamed. posS. S1e,960. u
z.oOl0.
FALLS CHuRcH AREA-NeW bTicE
rambler; 3 or 4 bedFms., 8 baths,
rec. rm. W/frepl., screened porch
on lge. wooded lot; excellent A.
naneing: $31,960; cash. terms Of
trade. Make offer. JE. 2-403l,
Evening star., 1960-09-11
RuCKNELL MANOR

This one-owner home has
been completely redecorated
and is in better than new
condition. It features 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths,
kitchen with eating space.
q 1880 living dining room
and full basement. Situated
on q large lot with rose
bushes and shrubs. This Is
q real buy. Either assume
q 4hee loan or buy FLA.
TIE. 6.14lb,
Evening star., 1960-09-11

III. zEs.. dI.sNE.lym dSIHUEH .lsg%s g.M,I..ll!l I..ll!l'2Q!
and 2nd trust. NV, 3-eBT2.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

BEST BUY
3-bedrm brick rambler, firepl..
ssSnt; ssnrt 6os Prieed 70 NOV move fast at
BUCKNELL MAN0R-cape Cod, 3
6S1y 6sdymS, ioo baths tn fen fenced c., yard
SARNEs SaE iS co. 6-S'OO' WILLIAM E.
BUCKNELL MANOR-Semi -detach.
ed, bedrms.. z baths, full bsTnt. |:
share; s14,75o. Assume S12, 400 zoo
loan. Terms negotiable. Conv. TO
OWNER. SO. 5-376S.
BRICK RAMBLER, ON q ACRE
dining room. 3 bedrooms, IL
baths, kitchen, screened porch,
gas heat. approx. .S12S per year;
2:car garage and basement: $22.-
FRAME CAPE COD bedrooms
baths. living room. dining room,
full basement with outside en-.
tranee; city water and sewer
near 1s,roS St. eJa Jsroes oso Parochiai' Falls
SPACIOUS BI-LEvEL offers q
bedrooms, 3 baths, large HvinG
room with fireplace, separate din
ing. room. sliding glass doors to
patio, modern fully equipped
kitchen, full basement. rec. room
with fireplace, utility room and
garage, Dashboard oil hot-wateT
heat, city sewer and water: beau
tiful grounds with approx. 80
trees.
g BEDROOMS, ~ BATHS, extra
large living room, dining room
and complete electric kitchen. "a
acre corner lot, plus lovely land
scaping: located minutes from
DC-C1A and Pentagon, in the
middle of . distinguished neigh
borhood.
5-BEDRooM. 3-BATH Colonial
brick, with redwood trim. Large
living room, separate dining room,
complete electric kitchen with
large eating space: within walk
chiai School. Rec. room with
fireplace; many other desirable
features; partially wooded VI acre
MUS, with oudoor fireplace In
rear; 2-car garage.
Sharon Realty
1901 DOUGLAS DR.. MCLEAN, VA;
Ell, 6-3370 Ell. 0-3374
Evening star., 1960-09-11
LAKE BAREFOOT
CONTEMPORARY STYLING
TRADITIONAL CHARM

This unique 4-bedrm. home combines the easy
Inability of contemporary design with Colonial
charm to achieve happy balance between new
and old; situated on 15-acre setting overlooking
the lake, it features bedrms up and 2 bedrmS. in
above lower level; liv. rn. with Anderson window
walls, sep. din rm with FIR. doors, dining porch
and huge mod. kit with eating space and
utility Also breezeway, 2car garage and tre-
mendous expansion possibilities in lower level This
is superbly constructed home with redwood sid
ing, asbestos roof and Dashboard heat; in i'm
maculate condition. 1t is priced well under repro
.duction costs at $34,750
DIRECTIONS: Columbia pike Baeys
Bancroft right
then bear left Lakeview drive to house.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
BH0pen
FAIRFAX

FAIHFAA
S1,5OO DOWN PHA
You are most welcome to inspect
this outstanding 3-bedrm., Ia
bath brick rambler perehed on
beaut. landscaped lot In Lord
Fairfax Estates. Pull bsmt., reer
rm., equipped kit. w/wall oven
and breakfast bar. A real value
ct S19,26O. $1,000 dn. FHA 0I
GI loan may be assumed.
DIR: Rte. so, left on Kenmore DR.
mckay CheyroleD 2 blocks. bear
MORRISON REALTORS
XII. a.A07O
Evening star., 1960-09-11
VIENNA
A NEW BRICK
RAMBLER

Need more space for q
growing family2 Brand-new
4-bedroom, 3-bath brick
rambler. Large separate
dining room and kitchen
with eating space, rec.
room, close to shopping,
churches and schools. Only
$4,000 down. KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

ia. z.sasFT 18TH EEs1Ros 4 Ros.HtI q. -..s,7
Evening star., 1960-09-11
FAIRFAX WOODS

A cute 2-bedroom rambler
with large living room,
separate dining room and
equipped kitchen. Excellent
location. large wooded
fenced lot. An excellent
buy at S12.o50. KE. $4,000.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
carp To Join
Staff Of Wise
Here Tomorrow

A general reorganization of
Radio Station Wise was APP
parently completed this week
as Roger carp, well-known
Tabor City radio personality
joined the staff of the station.
Dwight Snyder. manager OF
the station. said carp will as
sumo the position of Program
Director and will be in charge
Of commercial activities for
Wise in North Carolina.
Mr.. Snyder said his group Is
highly pleased to have man
of Mr.. Earp'S experience IN
announcing and programming.
The local staff is now made
up Of Mr.. Snyder as manager,
Mr.. carp as program director,
Mrs. Rose Hooks, secretary:
Billy Joe Elliott and Charles
Powell. full time announcers:
and Mr.. Richard LuSk as Spe-
clal assistant announcer on
concert music.
MIR. carp will assume certain
OF his announcing activities
March 81 and will take over
his regular program period
from 7 a. m. until 10 a. m.
each morning starting April /.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
Bone Specialist
Joins Staff

The Loris community Hos
pital added another new mem
Der to its medical staff this
week: DR.. J. Burr Piggott. Jr.,
orthopedIc surgeon. of Flor
cnce.
DR.. Piggott was the second
recent addition to the medical
staff. DR.. =. Road Levin of
Crescent Beach. having been
admitted to the staff only re-
Gently, as a surgeon.
Dr.. Piggott, an active staff
member of Mcleod Infirmary.
Florence. is also orthopedic
surgeon bone specialist at
Clarendon Memorial Hospital.
At Manning: Marlboro County
General Hospital al Benefits
vile: Byerly Hospital, Harris
vile: 81. Eugene Hospital, Dill
Ion: Ocean View Memorial
Hospital at Myrtle Beach;
Marion Memorial Hospital,
Marion: and Chesterfield Mem
orial Hospital. Cheraw.
A native OF Washington. D.
c.. he attended Virginia Mill
tary Institute and the Univers-
lty of Maryland Medical
School. interning later at the
University Hospital there. Lat
CT he did three years of ortho-
pcdIc reSidency at the New
York Ortnopedic Hospital and
at Columbia Presbyterian
Mtulcal Center in New York.
He Is a member of the Ameri-
can Board of Orthopedic Surg
cons.
His wife is the former Miss
Clara Roche Of Dialevra Falls.
n. y. They are the parents Of
three daughters. aged ,. 3, and
/, Mary Lee. Marty and Sue.
For the present DR.. Baggott
will come TO LoriS Community
Hospital when needed for bone
surgery or consultation. Later.
when the proposed addition is
completed. if the staff feels it
would be to the benefit of the
community, he will open an
orthopedlc clinic here with
regularly scheduled visits.
Meanwhile DR.. Levin is in
the process Of opening an of
flee here, over Henry'S Trad
ing Post.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

homes. bridge, a reception and
a dinner following registration.
at Dunes Village. That night a
dinner will be given by the
City OF Myrtle Beach and the
Greater Myrtle Beach Chamb-
er of Commerce, With GOV.
Fritz Holdings as the guest of
honor.
Sunday Board members will
be taken on a hclicopter tour
over the county. courtesy Of
the Myrtle Beach Air Force
Base. and later will tour the
air base. Meanwhile the ladies
will tour Bruukgreen Gardens.
A reception will follow. spon-
sored by the City of Conway
and Chamber Of Commerce
Highlight of the Gay will be
dinner sponsored by the
Horny County DEVELOPMENT
Board. 10 which the Senator
and Delegation and mayors of
all the towns in the county
have been invited. Sen. James
p. Stevens will be the speaker.
Monday will be a day of real
work, starting with State
Board Meeting at 10 a. m. At
l p. m. the State Development
Board and the Horny County
Industrial Development, Board
viii hold Il Joint meeting To-
discuss common problems.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
Love For
Living
BY Leland Segars HungerpilIer

As | lift my eyes from the
typewriter. | sec the snow
blanket our heavenly Father
has spread over our woods. In
his little hoping steps a brown
thraSher Is searching for food.
Time and again 90 10 look
from our kitchen window TO
feast my eyes and heart on the
beauty Of Gods fcathcred ere
atureS gathered around our
bird feeder, SparrowS. tOwhceS.
cardinals. ChIckadeos. dOwny
and other wOudpeckerS. two
titmice, several kinds Of warbl-
crS may be eating from the
species of nuthatChes. tufted
feeder while other birds perch
on the big pine cone hanging
near the window. making j;
spin like top as they eat
peanut butter from il. When
the food is low in the feeder.
| tell my husband: and he
haStcnS To replcniSh the sup
ply. one day ne said. We are
helping God to feed His birds. 4"
Yes" | replied; but the birds
do their little best. flying,
hunting, and peCking away to
get the food" What a message
these feathered creatures bring
70 my heart! Al break of day
the little Carolina wren sings
her lovely song. TO me her
notes seem TO say:
I'm springs awakening beauty.
In summers vCrdant heat.
In autumn'S golden glory.
In winters transmitting sleep.
Gods love is forever and ever.
Share it with bird and man"
God asks of us that we be-
lieve on His Son Jesus. follow
Him as best we can i'm all of
life's circumstances. In this
sin-smeared world people are
hungrier for assurance Of Gods
love and care than the little
birds are hungry for food
when their feeding area is COW
cred with snow. We who know
Gods love in our hearts should
try TO feed His hungry heart
ed people on the bread OF
life" Come now. let us roa-
son together saith the Lord
though your sins be as scarlet
they shall be as white as snow
II We be willing and obedi-
ent. ye shall eat the good OF
the land" Isaiah 1913. And
i will pray the Father, and he
shall give you another Com
forter, that he may abide with
you forever 49,. But the Com
forter, which is the Holy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
Dixie Cox Named
Security Champ

Honored Tuesday night by
local Jaycees were two high
school seniors who we're recog-
nIzed as winners Of the organ
ization's My True Security"
speaking contest.
Present for the recognition
ceremonies We're Daphne Har-
dee. Williams Township win
ner: and Dixie Cox. Tabor City
School winner. Miss Cox was
also named district winner.
the district being composed of
the two schools. She will later
compete in the state oratorical
contest.
To Williams Township went
the travelling trophy and honor
which the jaycees gave to the
school having the highest per-
centage of senior class memb-
erS participating in the project.
Both school winners received
certificates noting their victor
les.
Said II. II. Todd, chairman
Of the "MTS" committee, eve
would like to express our APP
probation to the students who
participated, and likewise tc
the three teams of judges who
selected winners" He added
Tabor City Jaycees hope next
year to include i'm their dis
trict several more schools
which will enrich the COMPETE
ton. and possibly aid us in
promoting the worthwhileness
of the program"
Text of Miss Cox's winning
speech is as follows:
NY TRUE SECURITY
For as long as / can re.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
Public Invited
To Installatio

Mrs. Mae 5. Young and Mrs.
VERNE Wright, retiring and
incoming Worthy Matron's re-
Spectively of the local O. E. S.
Chapter again today extend an
invitation to the public to at
tend the installation program
tomorrow evening Thursday,
March 80 in the Masonic Hall
on Fifth Street.
The hour is 800 and re-
freshments with social hour
will follow the program. Offic-
ials from the Wilmington
Chapter will serve on the In
stalling Committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
State, County
Development
Boards To Meet

South Cardinals Develop
ment Board-the Official in
dustry-hunters for the State
will hold their next board
meeting April "a at Myrtle
Beach
Saturday afternoon will be
devoted primarily to entertain
ment, with golf, tour Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

member, my parents have been
my main source of security.
Their loving guidance has
been the force which has en-
abled me TO form my opinions
and mold the principles that
will govern my future. They
have always been the persona
tication of security, and al
though | know that this Secur-
ity is an intangible thing, the
safe. protected feeling | have
when l am in my home is to
me u warm reality.
My parents guidance, thro-
ugh often firm. has left me
free to make my own decisions
concerning my future. After
carefully considering all the
pros and cons, | have decided
to enter college next year. Col
lege will be d place where !
will have to be Self-reliant and
l will have initiative in my
way of thinking. The educa-
ton that | acquire there will
be OF much assistance in my
later life and will help me 10
obtain the material things
things which many Americans
have come to depend upon for
their security.
Although material things,
such as a house and wealth.
can provide one type OF seoul
lty, the securities OF freedom
and happiness are OF much
more Importance to me.
My American Heritage is
another way | can feel Secur!-
ty. II / have a knowledge of
American traditions that have
been handed down from my
ancestors then their democrat
&c way of life, their documents.
and their beliefs are mine. But
II ! do not assume my Obliga-
ton IN up-hulding these be-
.IefS then they can become a
responsibility rather than a
source OF security. The quota
ton of one of the witches in
Macbeth, And you all know.
security is mortal'S cheifest
enemy" could easily apply 10
this situation.
When Moses doubted his own
ability to lead the children of
Israel out of Egypt, God said to
him, Certainly | will be with
thee" And so it is today. We
can walk with God all the way
through life. Whenever ent-
er Sanctuary of God | have
secure feeling that | cannot
express | know that security is
an abstract thing. II is a thing
that | cannot see or touch. but
yet know that il is there be-
cause / can sense its presence.
My belief in God is one wav in
which as a christian can find
security
My conscience awoke so ear
ly in my life that cannot re-
member when | first knew
right from wrong. But now
that do know, | find that a
clear conscience is even more
important than being able to
see or hear. If | have a clear
conscience then | have peace
OF mind which is very COM
forting to me. When I am free
from worry and trouble it is
the best feeling in the whole
world. Indeed as | think over
the whole question of security
realize that material things
can make me feel safe and
protected, but if / have a love
for God, my country, and nv
neighbors, a peace of mind.
and a clear conscience then
these things are my true secur-
tiles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
Mrs. L. BarnbiH
Enterfains Class

Mrs. Lester Barnhill enter
tanned the Sodaliton Sunday
School Class at the regular ses-
sion Monday evening at her
home She also gave the devo-
tional and a varied program.
In conclusion refreshments
were served to seven in at
tendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

Ghost, whom the Father will
send III my name. he shall
teach YOU all things. and bring
all things 10 your remembr-
ance. whatsoever have said
unto YOU" John l4:l6, 20.
Then said Jesus To them
again. Peace be unto you: as
my Father hath sent me, even
So send | YOU" John 20:2l.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

Total life insurance owned
in the S, at the start Of 1860
was 1894, 900. 900, 900, more
than double the ownership ten
years ago.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
ADVERTISEMENT
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Stops Itch-Relieves Pain
Dick Brooks

New York, N. Y. Especially -
For the first time science has
found new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids, stop Itch
ing, and relieve pain =. without
surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, ,"very striking improve
ment" was reported and veri-
fed by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re-
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all -
this improvement was main
tained in cases where doctors
observations were continued
over q period Of many monthsl
In fact, results were 50 thor
ough that sufferers were able
TO make such astonishing state
ments as "Piles have ceased to be
Evening star., 1960-09-20
BY Ston Droke
BY Roy Crane

q probleml" And among these
sufferers were q very wide va
riety Of hemorrhoid conditions,
some Of 10 to 20 years. standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents Of any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne") the discovery Of q
world-famous research institu-
tion. Already, Bio-Dyne is in
wide use for healing injured
tissue on all parts of the body.
This new healing substance
is offered in suppository or oint-
ment form called Preparation
H." Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup
positories or Preparation Y
ointment with special appli-
Gator. Preparation H is sold at
all drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
sRev II G Pat on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
Cover Story
Ice Work for Summer

TVS coolest trend this summer is the ice
show and pro skaters everywhere are grateful.
They've been wondering when the medium
would discover them and this, apparently, is the
season.
Non-skater Johnny Desmond hosts MICS
Sunday evening g to 9 o'clock Music on Ice
and the critical hit of the first shows were the
skaters themselves. Principal criticism: Too
many wooden-fioor routineS.
There may be more skating Thursday night
0:30 o'clock, WRC-D when the Ice CapadeS
take to the little screen in a TV special called
Summer on Ice, but faint-hearted sponsors are
still stocking the marque with such celebrated
non-skaters as Craig Stevens (TV's Peter Gunn)
and GiSele Mckenzie One of the names" is an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

acceptable Skater-Tab Hunter, who whirled
through several routines under Dick Buttons
tutelage in a TV version Of the Hans Brinker
story.
More typical of Thursday nights solid per-
formers is pert, blonde Sandy Culbertson, Tele-
Vue'S Cover Girl this week. Sandy got her first
pair of skates when she was eight years old
Tin home town Chicago) and she's been on the
whrl ever since At II, she was signed for the
Ice Capades, worked with the international Edi-
ton for three years then joined the top-ranking
United States edition-the one that comes to
Uline's. She's married to another ice skater
John Labrecque, member of star comedy team
with the Ice CapadeS.
3 H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
TeIeVue MaiIbao

This IS your chance to sound of-and
~ Critic Bernie Harrison wH do his best
to 0nSOer questions. Please keep letters
brief. Pen names tViH be used II desired.
-. Your (WTTG-5) first broadcast of
Open End was not only thrilling per-
Torrance of tremendous impact in projecting
the image Of Vice President Nixon but am
sure kept more Washingtonians up later than
at any time since New Years eve.
The announcement as to the future pro-
gramming by WTTG was even more promising.
As the fourth TV outlet in Washington, WTTG
has the signal opportunity Of addressing the
Washington audience on the basis of its own
eValuation Of their receptivity to adult pro-
gramming, uninhibited by the considerations
which cannot be avoided by a national network
F. M. r.
The station is bound to be heartened by
such letters as yours. An outlet Dorking In the
area you indicate Mould certainly stimulate the
local TV scene.
have Just spent the last half hour watch
ing Senator John F. Kennedy giving his views
on some of the current events and few issues
Of the coming 1860 presidential election via
NBC. What relief it was to take a refreshing
break from watching the gun-totin' marshal
gallop across the studios open plains and spend
a little time rejecting upon the world affairs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

disarmament, foreign relations and other topics
which are of vital interest to our countryS
welfare.
PETER NJ
~ usually hears from those Uho object to
presumption of regular programs for political
broadcdSts and International programs. What
relief to hear from those t0ho dont
After viewing only few of the Hennesey
series, permit me to say that feel it is one
of the most refreshingly different programs
this season. Please assure me that it will be
on next year!
KAY q.
Rest, assured, HenneSey returnSi
Watching The Untouchables every Thursday
night, can't stop but wondering where they
get those old cars? . . . And also my father says
that at that time there were not any street
telephone booths. Please clear up these two
points.
CHRIS r.
Old cars are expensive to come by, but
they're not as scarce as you might think. Plenty
of nloUieS haze been made of this era and
DeSilu, aohich bought the RKO lot acquired
StorehouSe of Ualuable props. Your Dad is right
about the outdoor booths. The earliest they
might hare appeared is in the middle 3Os.
Evening star., 1960-01-28
HELP WOMEN

CLERK.TYPIsT for downtown law
nrm; s7S. plus hosp: 8 to $50
5-day wk.: white, under 40. DI.
Evening star., 1960-01-28

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