The Hemphill County News (Canadian, Tex), Vol. THIRTEENTH YEAR, No. 18, Ed. 1, Friday, January 5, 1951 Page: 3
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FRIDAY JANUARY 61951
of 1950
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January
T fortyen die In wick of rains
sleets blizzards Hood and cold
across US
1 Tertyone die la ftra at Catholic
Mercy hospital Davenport la
13 Thirteen die In army para troop
glider crash at Lawson Field Ga
SO Crash of Bolivian transport plana
near YaeoparUJo kQla 3a
84 Iran earthquake ldUa 30
February
IS Tornadoes take 43 Uvea In Sbreve
port arta o Loulalana
IT Thirty killed In Long Island RR
wreck
33 aurvtvora of Brltlah ahlp Clara
loit when lifeboats capilz off Ice-
land
March
T Thirteen perlJh aa Washing ton
SeatU plane itrlkea flagpole In
Minneapolis
23 B60 crash near Ryder Aria kllla
13
28 U8 ambaaaador to Canada Law-
rence Stelnhardt jand four others
killed la Ontario plane wreck
April
20 Collision of Communist steamer
and American liner kllla 70
21 Crash of air force transport near
Tokyo kllla 33
May
18 Sixteen US airmen die In B29
crash In Atorea
19 Ammunition bargee at South Amboy
HJ blow up killing 30
21 Peru earthquake takes BO lives
S3 Collision of Chicago streetcar and
gasoline truck causea 33 persona to
burn to death
June
18 explosion of Briton freighter In
Red sea kills 72
24 Planes fall Into Lake Michigan
kills 88
25 West Virginia floods take 33 JJves
July
4 July 4th Occidents take 858 lives
8 Colombia quakes kill 128
13 Bac crash near Lebanon Ohio
kiua 10
23 Air force crash near Myrtle Beach
8C kills 39
30 Series of plant crashes In week
kills 121
August
6 B29 crash at FalrfleldSulaun air-
base Calif kills 17 Mnjures 60
18 200 killed In Inflla by second he ay
lest earthquake ever recorded
18 China floods cause 489 deaths
25 Navy hospital ahlp Benevolence col
tides with freighter near San Fran-
cisco killing 18
September
8 AP reports Labor Day death toll
at 663
T oal mine caveIn near New Cum
nock Scotland kills 13
Indian government reports that
1000 died in August IS Assam earth >
quake
11 Train wreck takes lives of 33 Penn-
sylvania naUonal guardsmen
19 Navy air transport crash off Mar-
shall Islands kills 28
28 Eighty miners die In colliery flrt
at Creswell England
October
IT London plana crash kills 28
18 Worst hurricane In 24 yeara batters
Florida causing 119 million damage
killing three injuring 63
1 Second London air crash takes 28
Uvea
November
> 4 Bombay to London plana missing
with 48 aboard
8 Wreckage ci place found near Butte
Mont eontauitag 22 dead
S3 Long Island NY train crash kills
77
December
10 Three killed 13 seriously Injured In
Cincinnati plant blast
FOREIGN
January
8 Truman rules out American defense
of Formosa
8 Britain recognizes Communist gov-
ernment of China
9 US taya It will help Yugoslavia re
alst Invasion
12 Secy Aehesoa accuses Russia of
grabbing Chinese territory
19 Bulgaria demands recall of US
minister aa aispy
26 India becomes a republic with no
ties to British crown
11 Truman orders US production of
hydrogen auperbomb aa warning
to foreign aggressors
February
B Top British scientist Klaus Fucbs
arrested as Soviet aiomlo apy
1 Western powers recognize pro
French Viet Nam
14 Russia and Red China sign 30ycar
pact
31 Two Americana sentenced In Hun-
gary aa aples
21 US breaks diplomaUo rstaUons with
Bulgaria
March
1 Chiang Kaishek reclaims Chinese
presidency
1 Xlaus Fuchs receives 14year sen
ienee as atom Spy
12 Belgian King Leopold wins narrow
plebiscite victory
22rwest Germany offers plan for uni-
fication of Germany and a union be-
tween Germany and Franca
31 UJ3 house passes foreign aid bill
April
1 Unified AttaaUo dsfensa plan or
dered Into effect
0 India and Pakistan end strife
13 Israel rejects Arab peace tarmt
2 > VS promlitt to defend wait Berlin
against n da
23 Chtneit Red Invaders overrun
Hainan Island
May
3 Chinese Reds announce full surrend
cr of Hainan
ft Us approval arms aid for Indo-
China
10 Acheson wants wait Germsny aa
In cold war
Sartner
rygve Ut Ulka with Stalin in Mqa
cow
28 Berlin aurvlvai aaat German youth
rally
June
4 ProLeopoldlita win narrow alcctlon
victory In Bel slum
14 Trusteeship council gives up UN
rula of Jaruialem
25 North Koraana march on South Ko-
reans bringing biggest war crUJa
ilnea World War 11
27 Praildent Truman ordara US for
cca to help repel North Koraan eom
munlata and aaya they will act at
part of UN police force Navy or-
dered to repel any rormoaan in
vaalon
July
13 USSouth Korean retreat con-
tinues during third week
24 Reds strengthen dictatorship in
Bast Germany
25 U S forces lose Yongdong
26 Five more nations offer troops to
UN as US plana to detnothbaU 48
warships
August
1 Belgian King Leopold agrees to
abandon throne after uprisings Rus-
sia returns to security council aa
Malik presides but falls In move
to expel Nationalist China
2 Security councU rebuffs Russia
votes to continue Korean discussion
10 US forces soviet to admit In UN
that Korean Reds have Russian
weapons Russian chairman dead
locks security councU over pro-
cedural question
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Myfetaii
IB Belgiums Communist leader assas-
sinated
20 Burma Surgeon Seagrave held aa
aide to Karen rebels
22 Canadian railroads tied up In strike
24 Red China asks UN to ouit U S forc-
es from Formosa
27 Red China aaya U3 planes have
attacked Manchurlan targeta
31 Russias Malik ends month aa sej
curlty councU chairman
September
6 Russia veloee antiNorth Korean
measure In U N
19 Atlantic foreign ministers announce
their nations will fight If Reds at-
tack west Germany agree to In-
crease west German police and steel
production ease occupation curbs
disagree over use of German troops
20 UN assembly convenes as US
proposes world peace plan
28 North Atlantic foreign ministers
agree on creatlrig Joint army
28 Indonesia becomes UN s 60th mem-
ber
29 UN security council Invites Chi-
nese Reds to November hearings on
Formosa
October
1 Fighting Intensifies In French Indo-
china
12 Russia vetoes new term for UN
Secretary General Trygva Lie
19 UN approves US vetoproof plan
to enforce peace
19 Sir Stafford Crlpps resigns as Brit-
ish chancellor of the exchequer
25 Chinese Reds announce they will In-
vade Tibet
27 India denounces Chinese invasion of
Tibet
31 U N adda three years to Secretary
Gsneral Trygva Llea terms and
favors ending boycott of Spain
November
1 Puerto Rlcan revolt crushed
4 French army routed again In Indo-
china as Reds threaten Hanoi the
capital city
4 UN rescinds diplomatic ban against
Spain
0 Yugoslavia will aide with UN on
China policy
8 Yugoslavia aika that Italy be ad-
mitted to UN
6 Burma court reduces treason charges
against Dr Gordon S Seagrave
8 UN Invites Chinese Reds to answer
US charges of aggronlon in
Korean war
8 Chinese Red Invaders near Tibetan
capital
30 President Trumans suggestion we
uie atom bomb frightens world
December
8 Truman Attlee reject appeasement of
China
10 Beds say Europe theirs If US starts
war
June
25 North Korean Reds Invade Souu
Korea
25 UJ security councU Issues cease
fire order
27 President Trumsn orders U S air
naval forcea under General Mac
Arthur to help repel North Korean
Invaders and orders navy to defend
Formosa
27 Security councU minus Ruisla In-
vokes military sanctions against
North Korea
28 Seoul abandoned to Red Invaders
July
1 Fir it American troops Isnd In Korea
as British navygoes Into action
8 U S troops enter Korean battle and
Reds advance IS miles
T UN authorizes US to establish
unified UN command In Korea
8 Chonan Chechon fall and Truman
names MacArthur UN command-
er US second Infantry alerted for
Korean duty
12 US troops retreat across Kum aa
10 US tanks are destroyed In first
tank battle at Chonul and Chochi
won
18 south Koraana repel Reds above
Pohang US first cavalry lands at
Pohang and the 23th Infantry division
at Pusan
20 Us abandons Taejon
14 Reds la western Korea reach south
coait and turn toward Pussn
31 First marine division and aecond in-
fantry reach Korea
August
1 Americans counterattack 20 miles
weat of Pusan
9 Americans faU back to Naktong
river line eight miles from Taegu
aa Reds drive to within 40 mUee of
Pusan Security councU rebuffs Rus
aU and votes to continue Koraaq
dlscusetao
THE HEMPHILL COUNTY NEWS CANADIAN TEXAS
Weekly Publishers
Select Top Ten Stories
Here are the top ten news
stories of 1950 as selected by
a representative panel of week-
ly newspaper publishers poljed
on their choices by The Publish-
ers Auxiliary
7 Chinese Red intervention In
Korea
2 The initial invasion of South
Korea and the UN dec
sion to send military assist-
ance
3 President escapes assassina-
tion attempt
4 Alger Hiss convicted of per-
jury
5 Trial of Or Herman Sander
on mercy kitting charge
6 Brinks robbery in Boston
7 Senate investigates McCar-
thy charges
8 MacArthur sends troops
north of the 38th parallel
9 President orders Hbomb
production
0t Pope proclaims dogma of
assumption of Virgin Mary
10 Reds strike at Pohang on east coast
as Americans near Chlnju Soviet
has to admit North Koreana have
Russian weapons
13 Reds crois Naktong as US air
forces stop using Pohang airstrip
18 B29 raid results in recapture by
aUIea of Waegwan and repelling of
Rede eoutheait of Taegu
17 Reda near Taegu aa South Korsans
reenter Pohang
18 Reds hslted at Taegu
20 Reda Naktong river bridgehead
eliminated aa UN starts offensive
north of Pohang
28 Allies retreat near Pohang
27 Reds take KIgye Red China says
US planes attacked Manchuria
28 Reds ousted from KIgye as first
British troops arrive In South Korea
31 Malik ends month as security coun
cU head Pohang battle subside
15 UN foreea land at Inchon stop
Reds In south
21 Marines approach Seoul In Korean
offensive
October
4 UN gives green light for allout
drive against North Korea
6 MacArthur sends UN units across
38th parallel Woman falls
15 MacArtnurTruman hold meeting on
Wake island
IB UN troops enter Pyongyang North
Korea the capital city
26 South Koreana reach Manchurlan
border
November
1 Red Chinese stop UN drive in
Korea
3 North Korean and Red Chinese drive
back U JJ elements 50 miles and
trap several thousand US troops
8 MacArthur officially lashes Red
Chlnaa Intervention In Korea In
note to UN
21 UN troopa reach Manchurlan bor-
der at Hyesanjln
28 Enemy counterattacks stall UN
push
29 General MacArthur says we face
new war In facing Chinese In Korea
Reds continue advance
December
3 Two Red drives threaten rout of
UN forces
5 UN forces retreat to new line above
Seoul
8 Army spokesmen say our position
in Korea not hopeless
11 Encircled marines reach escape
port
11 Indias UN delegate drafts cease
fire plan aa Reds group Just north
of 38th parallel
Spl w AH bB In thVHoiHt1
January
3 Congreis reconvenes Truman asks
passage of Fair Deal program
alight rise in taxes
9 UMW begins series of wildcat
strikes heightening coal shortage
8 Truman submits third deflclt budg-
et income 8373 bUIloff outgo SU 4
billion
21 Alger niss convicted of perjury
gets five years
31 US S Missouri Is pulled out of the
mud
February
8 Truman Invokes TaftHartley act
against coal miners
It John L Lewis miners refuse his
advice they obey two court In-
junctions andl return to work
22 Senate votes tolnvesUgata Senator
McCarthys charges there are Reds
in state department
March
2 UMW acquitted of contempt of
court
7 Soft coal industry signs new con-
tract with miners
18 Senate passes 83 billion housing
bill
38 McCarthy names Prof Owen J
Lattlmor as top Soviet agent la
US
April
4 Thomas Flnletter becomes air force
secretary
10 Harry Bridges gats five years to
prison for perjury
28 Administration asks for defense
budget increase
May
1 President begins whistle stop
to defend Fair Deal
j it
10 Twentyseven state railroad strike
begins
16 sixday railroad strike ends
23 General Motors signs fiveyear con
tract with UAW
June
15 Second US chemist Alfred Dean
Stack arrested as Soviet spy
25 AFL switchmen strike five we item
and midwestern railroads
July
8 Strike against four of five railroads
ends
7 Truman asks for money for the
Hbomb
7 Army calls for 20000 drsfteee
9 W Stuart Symington becomes clvtU
Ian mobilization chief
12 Government reports say profiteers
send food and other prices climb-
ing
17 One atom spy confestes fourth ar-
rested
24 Truman asks for 810 8 billion to In-
crease armed force by 600000
28 Truman calls for 84 billion Increase
in foreign arms eld
August
15 New York Mayor ODwyer named
ambaeiador to Mexico
17 Congress votes extension of social
security coverage
18 Eighth atomlo spy suspect seized
by FBI
23 Nationwide raUroad strike called
for Aug 28
25 Truman aelzee raUroads to foreitall
strike
28 Truman rebukca MacArthur on
Formoia statement
Sep rem be
1 Senate votes 84tt billion in emergen
cy taxes for Korean wsr
12 General George Marshall replaces
Defenie Secretary Johnson
20 Congress pssses Communist con-
trol blU
23 Supreme Court Justice Jaekion de-
cides 10 Red lesders msy stsy free
on ball
October
1 280 U 9 critical Abomb target
areaa mapped
2 Defense orders given priority
7 Dr Alan Valentine becomes atafaU
I ration chief
15 Dewey indorses Elsenhower for
president and denies he bought gu-
bernatorial nomination
18 Second Communist atom spy con-
fesses
23 Gmen round up 86 top alien Reds
for deportation
23 Truman says high rate of draft re-
jections calls for UMT
November
1 President Truman escapes assas
sination attempt by Puerto Rlcan
Nationalists
3 PeterwCollazo Puerto Rlcan Na-
tionalist who was wounded In at-
tempt on Trumans life Indicted for
murder of Trumana guard aa New
York police round up New York
Nationalists
7 Democrats retain slim margin In
house and senate
30 Ways and Means committee approves
excess profits tax of 83 4 billion
Decemoer
1 Truman asks 817 billion for military
program
8 General Motors Ford refuse to sus-
pend price raises
January
1 Bowl Gamesi Rose Bowl Ohio
State 17 California 14 Sugar
Howl Oklahoma 35 Louisiana
State 0 Cotton Dowl Rice 27
North Carolina 13 Orange Bowlt
Santa Clara 31 Kentucky 13
14 Seven NCAA schools defy sanity
code
March
IB CCNY defeats Bradley In national
Invitational basketball tourney
28 CCNY becomes first team to win
both national Invitational and NCAA
net tourneys by defeating Bradley
April
8 Barney Ewe sets world 220yd
dash record 20 8 sees
B Jimmy Demaret captures Mssters
tourney tn Augusta
30 Fred Wilt runs Atlantic City Board-
walk Mile in 4 mln 6 8 sees fast-
est outdoor rolls run by an Ameri-
can
May
8 Mlddleground wins Kentucky derby
30 Johnny Parsons wins Indianapolis
speedway Memorial Day classic
June
2 Jim Fuchs Yale sets worlds 12lb
shotput record 67 1
8 Ray Robinson defeats Robert Vllle
matn for Pennsylvania1 recognition
as middleweight champ
17 U S team takes Wlghtman tennis
cup
23 Joe McCarthy resigns as manager
of Boston Red Sox
August
8 Rsy Robinson retains welterweight
tlUe tn fight with Charlie Fusarl
11 College AllStars football team beats
Philadelphia Eagles 177
27 Australian team wlna International
Davis Cup finals
September
8 Sal Maglle Giants pltchea fourth
straight shutout to tie NL record
27 Ezsard Charlea retains heavy-
weight UUe by beating Jot Louis
October
T Yankees take fourth straight world
series game from Philadelphia
t Notre Dame loses to Purdue after
38 straight victories
16 Eddie Dyer resigns aa St Louis
Cardinal manager
18 Connie Mack reUres as Philadel-
phia Athletics manager
November
8 Branch Rickey frkes over general-
ship of Pittsburgh Pirates
6 AJ UP polls rata first four grid
teams In this ordert Army Ohio
State Oklahoma Kentucky
Eddie Sawyer Phillies selected
basebsll manager of the yean Walt
Dropo Boston Red Sox selected
rookie of the year
27 Hay Sugar Robinson KOa Franeee
Jean Stock
29 Joe Louis outpoints Cesar Brlon
December
2 Navy eleven upsets Army 144
8 Noor wlna 8100000 Hollywood Gold
Cup
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CHRONOLOGY
PANORAMA
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January
17 Nine men In Halloween masks bold
up Brinks Inc Boston and escape
with 81 million In cash
February
2 Ingrld Bergman glvea birth to a son
In Rome
7 Carol Palght acquitted In Bridge-
port Conn of mercy killing of
her father
28 Escaped leopard returns to OklaJ
noma too eats drugged hone meat
dies
March
6 Dr Herman Sander acquitted of
mercy killing
29 Circus elephant kills schoolboy and
Is poisoned tn Sarasota Fla
April
Blnagglo
27 Mrs Elizabeth Bender Cloud West
Linn Ore half Indian chosen
mother of yesr
May
14 Sen Brlen McMshon urges U S
lead mlghUest peace cruasde In
history
22 Florida gets allNegro court to try
allNegro cases
June
7 Roy Shelton third of notorious
Shelton gangj slain
17 Thomas E Dewey announces re-
tirement from politics after present
term as governor of NY
July
26 AMA plans to spend 81100000 In
advertisinglobbying program to de-
feat naUonal health Insurance
August
7 Two Americana scale Perua 21769
ft Mt Yerupaja highest unsealed
peak In the Americas
13 Wisconsin farm wife claims seeing
her seventh vision of Virgin Mary
September
1 MnJ Gen Orvil Anderson suspend
ed as commandant of war college
for advocating preventive war
5 Army asks for 70 000 draftees
8 Truman apologizes to marine corps
25 Two men investigating crime tn Chi-
cago killed by gangster bullets
November
t Pope Pius Xll proclalraa assumption
of Virgin Mary
4 Former circus roustabout admits
setting 1914 ntngllng Bros circus
fre
4 Miami housewife booked for toss
ing children hot coins Halloween
night
6 Stocks decline in response to war
news
8 Capt Daniel A Gilbert worlda
richest policeman trounced In Chi-
cago sheriff s race
December
5 Gallup Poll aays 53 percent of peo-
ple feel World War III has started
8 Truman threatens to punch musla
critic In nose for rapping Margarets
voice DEATHS
mwii5 n > M0i H
January
February
13 Rafael Sabatlnl Italian author
28 Sir Harry Lauder Scotch comedian
and minstrel
March
11 Brock Pemberton theatrical pro-
ducer
19 Edgar Rice Burroughs novelist
creator ef Tarzan
25 Frank Buck wild animal hunter
30 Leon Blum president of French
Socialist party and former permler
April
7 Walter Huston stage and acrean
actor
8 Vaslav Nljlnsky dancer
May
4 William Rose Benet Pulitzer prize
poet crltlo and editor
24 Field Marshal Earl Wavell British
military leader
June
23 Jane Cowl stage star and play
wright
July
17 General Evangeline Cory Booth
formerly Salvation Army Interna-
tional commander
18 Carl Van Doren Uterary figure
and teacher Pulitzer prize winner
22 William Lyon Mackenzie King
Canadian Liberal party chief and
formerly prime minister
August
28 Ransom E Olds auto pioneer who
developed the OldsmobUa and Reo
September
11 Jan Christian Smuts former prime
minister of South Africa
25 Eugene ONeill Jr aoa of the
playwright
October
19 Edna St Vincent MlUay poetess
20 Henry L Stimson state aecertary
under Hoover war secretary under
Taft FDR Truman
23 Al Jolson singer
29 Maurice Coatello former matinee
Idol
29 King Gustav of Sweden
November
4 Grover Cleveland Alexander bat
baU pitcher
December
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8 Charles Ross Presidential pressseo
rttary
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FAQB TURKU
INVISIBLE SUPPORT
THE ROUNDUP of persons with
no vlJlble means of support
has a lot of New Yorkers pretty
scared People with no risible
means of support have become ac-
customed to positions of eminence
In fact a visible means of support
has often meant a handicap In en
Joying life andmoving tn the best
circles Up to now a man could lose
face In New York for having vis-
ible means of support It could
keep him out of regal banquets
smart nlghterles top politics or
ganliattons and best boxes at the
races and ball parks
Ehudda Haddtm the wellknown
horse player Is registering forth-
right Indignation at the police cm
sade as upsetting all standards of
life In a big city If they lock up
all guys with no visible means of
support at race tracks can racing
survive1 he demanded today
What Is more Important can I
survive Who will I get tips from
see
You mean to say 1 gotta
have visible means of aapport
to be safe playln the ponies
he went on Nobody would
trust me If I carried things
that far It Is the invisibility of
my support and that of my
friends that makes life at a
track comfortable Tbat chance
would I have of enjoy In the
company of top political lead-
ers exJadges and some of the
most glorified characters In the
community If I come right ont
and looked like I had a Job
and was worklnT
For years top hoodlums and
racketeers have hobnobbed with
biggies at all race tracks all over
the country swapping tips in their
boxes and callln each other by
their first names On account of I
have no s tan din as a hoodlum Z
have trouble contactln these prom-
inent people and the only way I
can get admitted to their circle
is to he beyond all doub t a guy
without visible support It is some
times hard for me to look like I
was a bum In good standing when
the races begin But by halt past
two I am a bum all over even to
a casual eye
The same thing goes for base-
ball and football parks night-
clubs Times Square comers and
testimonial dinners The Joints
crawl with people with no visible
support and they get choice seats
at the speakers table The min
ute I show signs of having visible
support I can get dropped from all
them places Some of my best
friends are men with Invisible sup
port They are men of pride Do
ya think they are gonna get fobs
and work for an honest llvlnt AND
DE BAHRED EVERY PLACE
YE GOTHAM BUGLE
Things that dont make sense
video stations cutting off UN ses-
sions In one of the great moments
of history to get back to crooners
cooking recipe demonstrators and
comedians We see things
from different sides with lights and
shadow from one direction and an-
other says Clement Attlee
Me too says the battered GI
fearing the old double talk
Burgomaster Impellltterl has named
a prosecutor head of the tire de-
partment Ye ed fears the In-
fluence of the DAs office on the
fire fighters You want this
fire put out now Answer yes or
nol In 12000 races in which
06000 horses ran only 23 were stim-
ulated Spencer Drayton
Wanna bet Wayne Coy of the
FCC and Dave Sarnoff of RCA are
flinging the ugly word back and
forth In that color video dispute
Were getting plenty of color Into
the fight over color anyhow Henry
Beetle Hough who tor 30 years has
edited a paper on Marthas Vine-
yard the lucky guy is out with i
new book Once More The Thun
derer Henry Kaiser got a loan
of 23 million from the government
last week The motto Is Ya
gotta give the boy credit
Adonis Grilled by Senators head
line Youre next Aphrodite and
Persephone Walter L Main old
time circus man died out west the
other day It brought back
memories of a boyhood day when
the Main Show hit back home and a-
we walked a pony aU over town In
the parade Then we carried
water to the elephants on the lot
out Klmberley Avenue AU on a
promise of being admitted tree and
saving a quarterl
STUDY
H tUndt ntchdttp in wndry
dtbtt
A lgut of ttitp Jttptrsth
And hit in figuru ggtty chirps
Ys think wfr gonns hM in
iUsionf
In its many months of failure to
plug loopholes through which war
material went by shipload to China
Washington not only provided the
Commies with the occasion to laugh
up1 their sleeves but supplied thexn
with the sleeves
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