Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 41, No. 224, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 23, 1956 Page: 1 of 6
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OKLAHOMA will be SO years old
next year. Celebrations are be-
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XSAPULP/jjllHERALD/
VOL XLI NO 224
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Scattered thi
Cloudy
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Cushing Ban
Stamped On
Sunday Beer
SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1956
OAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY
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Ind—H. Kavmond
By It OKI 1(1 B ALLEN
, CUSHING. Okla —UP— The
city council here stamped a ban
on Sunday morning beer sales aft-
er a leader for a group of minis-
ters complained one local tavern
served customers attired only in
underwear
Rev Lee Hartman, pastor of the
Park Place Baptist Church and
spokesman for the group, said he
watched one night as a man In
long-handles entered the bar with
his back flap flapping "I think he
could of at least buttoned up the
seat of his underwear," the minis-
ter said
Ernest Maynard, owner of two
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...... *&**»':rn VV rntitiimtiimm
AMOBIll guided missile launcher, flanked by two missile carriers, is shown at China Lake Calif
* lralnin* 11,801 ATemer *U‘ded >" launched f^rt^Uuncher.'
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Dr. C. M. Word Spcoks
I ANDERSON. _____ ..........„
out hiiiprice. Sipukw, will be among 106 ut more than a dozen city beer
Korea,lcandiduites fbr degrees at Anderson taverns denied the clergyman's
iationalf<ol^p s thirty-eighth commence- aocusaiion. providing one of the
mem on Monday night. June 18 hlShliglH- in a bitter war oi words
Preparing for the ministry, he wd!I m a loral council session Monday
■receive the bachelor of a:ts degree n*8ht
in psychology and philosophy with Has to Lock Boors
the school's second largest gradual- Maynard stated, however, he
mg class often has to lock his doors to keep
Mr Price, son of M. and Mrs W out drunks from other counties
E Price, 1008 East Lincoln St . Sa- J City, county and state law en-
pulpa. is a Idol graduate of Sapulpa forcement officers appeared be-
high school ! fore the board of city commission-
OOO-
ers to support a move by preach- lulpnaea tnp -,nnu
CIS to halt beer sales fr„! „„rf. V"**®*' bljdd> »»tiqiiet last
e blood
ales at
Rev Alvin Hedin. Tlie meeting will
hear reports Lorn tiie children s kin-
dergarten and assembly committees
-oo©
A marriage license has been is-
sued to Jack Young and Nancy Des-
elem. both of Sapulpa
OOO
Dr Ward Is widely-known for his
Revivaltime piogram on die radio
A special called business meeting crs to halt beer sales from mid- a, rilr . .. . . - . _
of the Fust Baptist church will be night Saturday until noon Sunday C M
held at 7:45 tonight, according to Tr«>oper Carl Pugh said tavern pa-' - “lve the pnntliwl «•»
trons from neighboring counties
as
ounty because bars in that has pastored in that denomination
area do not operate Sunday tn m.my places.
wi?nninilLrnW Clty ordlnanc‘‘ H,s address last night emphasized
will not govern operations of tav- the need for spiritual and moral
eras outside local city limits and
160 Persons Attend
Buddy Banquet Here
Rough Counfry Terrain Is Scene
Nearly 40 Searchers Called
To Find Body Of Heart Victim
Army Happy At
Nike Showing
In Demonstration
»t a tiny drone
target, traveling fester than 500
miles an hour at an altitude of
Some 160 persons including 75<
senior boys attended the annual Ki-1
night
owned by W E Brown The
was reported at 7 p m
Hr cine n last nighl went to 1000 Maynard predicted "they'11 be run
E Dewey to put out a fire started over with beer drinkers mikinc
under the of^* 4a Chevro.et the situation worse " But Deputy
fire ' Sheriff Lee Stiles promised a step-
ped up patrol and warned they
will be padlocked immediately it
they start getting out of hand.
Approve Ran 4-1
The five-man city council ap-
proved the beer ban in a 4-1 vote
More than three dozen seaiche. s. g_
and urged the young men to build
everyone needs "iron in his soul ‘ Y*1^**. mell:'
■ m ,rs- ea,1> tllLS morning discovered
ed by the Sapulpa mens chorus and 12J,our’ a‘u‘r he was ^en
irvivors Of 88
[filed In Korea
iue Government
Salvation Army
me showing of the mm of me mis mirk At£'n!7 f p*u,ok 'JDSGrYinQ oirtnddy
Indianapolis Speedway race 'bv a » dltd of a heart |V . ... ... , '
* "* z,u* i During Thu Week
Short talks were made bv
their strength ' I *** °f ^ey ?urk. 68- in the
Other entertainment was furnish- 12' pan ° Cleek county almost
County
Mtiiinford
Hugh R Hughes. 36-year-old city Maupln deputy exalted ruler. Jen- Delen-!''^chrro^hn^tTntiNail,nal Salvation Army Week, a
lumberman elected to the council nu*s Newman. Klwanlan and super- ;it j ocltA.g‘ , ‘ v, ’ d “ P<-*«>d for celebrating the organiza-
last April, opposed the move on lntc»dent of Khok, Howard Northey. ^ ‘ ° hounT'rpa^hin^hl^1" Uon 8 Pfl«ress in helping the na
grounds it would be dictating to ' *a!“'d ruler and Eddie Bavouth., *■»■» unfortunates,
bu.suiess He said he would favor P:c-ident of the Kiwanis club
• Continued on Page Six
In M
nee m
ust da;
(Tice a
Garth Blake, high school principal
DENVER —UP— Eighty-eight 1
urvtvors of men lost during the I
'orean conflict sued the federal
overnment for tl million each
uesday.
The main plaintiff was Eugene'
, , * Guild of Glenwood Springs,
h -\c 'ol° whose son- Marine Lt John
he "« iuild was killed In action in Ko-
d gravi ra ouild latei demanded that
he thik he atomic bomb be u:;ed in Ko-
Leonafl "lilt,0" “ HoUSHto? W**? ^'day
' Eva. os, sons or husband^ tn Kmea lng mm“t^ ^ "
i in pul harged in the suit, filed in fed- hUP. a v a no , y
Imi riivtn^i rnnri ih.i c>,- and wii, also htar ftom
newsman Dan Cook and his com-
Burk's body was found
Buik had been working about ;mTe‘UnitedTpei
r.».» mil... f.,,p*. v,.. i------ --. .. u-* vnina Bta.es
Bv MICKEY TOPPING
WHITE SANDS PROVING
GROUNDS. N M —UP— The
Army, happy with the result of
its first demonstration of the con-
troversial Nike anti-aircraft wea-
pon to the pie®, planned 8 to 10
"shoots" of the Nike Wednesday
from seml-port*ble launching sites
in rough mountain terrain.
Tuesday, as UJ) newsmen and
photographers ufctched spell-
bound. two NU(01 missiles were
launched to in,creep
*Bt
15.000 feet.
The slender. 3«bo,-!ong Nlkes
fired two secagids apart, climbed
to 10.000 feet within three and one-
half seconds, and then leveled into
a wide arc One missile hit the
drone, which was only 11 feet long
with an eight-foot wing span, and
exploded The other Nike, close by.
quickly was blown up by a self-
destruction device.
The Army said lt had planned
the unrestricted demonstration
long before the Pentagon erupted
in an argument about the relative
merits of Nike and the Air Force's
Talos, developed by the Navy. The
Army said furthermore that It had
made little change In its routine
launching procedure for the press
demonszratlon.
To Remote Canyon Wednesday
Wednesday the company of
newsmen and photographers were
to be taken to remote Red Can-
yon in the Organ Mountains,
which rim this desert proving cen-
ter. to watch training groups fire |
between 8 and 10 Nlkes from
scmi-portable launching sites.
After the successful demonstra-
tion Tuesday, Maj Gen. Robert J
Wood commander of the anti-air-
craft artillery and guided missile
center at nearby Fort Bliss, Tex
PMNCIS$ ANNE seems to be having a flue time as afes chats with
her mother, Queen Elizabeth, In the pony paddock at Windsor,
England, after watching her father, the Duke of Edinburgh, play
In a polo match. f International Soundpkoto)
'Shouldn't Alarm Notion'
Ike Defends Right Of Armed
Services To Argue Forcefully
Newsman To Go
Before Grand Jury
HOUSTON -UP— The case of
a San Antonio newsman who
broke a $250,000 burglary by pull-
ii.g a robbery himself willj-o be- attended the Wooldawn pre-school
Rev C-iud Maples introduced the 1 u
sjM-aker Special guests weie B ^re< *rom hls Borne, and left
Btmgardner, boys' counselor and
By MERRIMAN SMITH V
WASHINGTON -UP- President
nous unionunates started May 20, ----- . ,rA Eisenhower Wednesday defended
in hundreds of communities through- a,','d had seenNike the right of the armed services to
Mildrtd Lane Is
I ate.i between the i„h «r, from othe: high govern- u,,h uh,ch we.niems should not be conducted u>
An announcement by President
, ®nd tha’ • successor now in argue forcefully among themselves : . « ■■ ■ _ m
de elopment. Nike B would be 0n the best way to protect the lllfBX DHjf
Pre-School Party
Held Al Woodlawn
^J3“,e,li ««>P>rUgrazu^ about" 150 "f«t
ed a.e.i between the Job ate and ni>
home, instead of taking a regul.ii
road, which was longer
By 10 o'clock, his wife called coun-
ty authorities who instituted a
search in the rough terrain
About 4 30 thi* morning, sea
e:s found Burk, with his hoi—
merit officials, including governor ar.eI°°!lr,.fa,n,!!lar. . 'a manner to alarm the nation |
c*_ most state* and mayors of mam . ^aJl „a, .?°®d Speaking with tight - lipped ln-
cities. set the stage for the nation-
wide observance
Noting that the Salvation Army In
the last ten years had provided ioo -
000 000 free meals, or the equivalent
of one meal for more than half of
President Lad Ni«M
Burk had suffered an att ick „ ► H* countr>'s Population. NaUonal P^sent missile devices "will be , on n h d f
Commander Dona.d M.M.lbn reaf- m.proved with later develop- worthy of mention
rL^.of Sta°SichmrU Hen^° SfHll uTSK Afi ‘a
aepioyea. strategy is not fit for command °* U»e Sapulpa Business and Profes-
sajd *ls0 that by the time The day discipline disappears «°n»l Womens club ait its regular
«™» «* mlluary. h, »..a, S?«*m, U N*
loaton ®ral district court, that Presidents
ly'nn - 'he'fcda"ra. gmen.me'nt. “2S
LO ShTW
icir sons-husbands who lneons* mel dl'Put>’ sheriff, are charged of the building and received re-
uenrr lost th..,. n„ wlth r,,fcl>‘n8 Edward Hamlett and freshments at the cafeteria
Mrs Harold Anguuh. outgoing I “S *° ^ ‘
PTA president, inirtxiuced the new
pre-idem of tlie organization. Mrs
Roy Baxter
Mrs Baxter gave a welcome ad-
dreas to tlie mothers
The children were taken on a tour
uence lost their lives or their lib-
rty "
»rch fo Tiir sull j,||CgC}i thut both Mr
_ ruman and Mr Eisenhower with-
O Brta r]d ••tactical and strategic sup-
,ck “ <>rt” from American soldiers in
k thfm ;orea
ht Thi “The government. In feur of and
bark u o appease the Red Army, rigged
ghtfutt] he rules to prevent victory, there-
n, “Set y depriving our sons-husbands of
better chance for their lives or
berty," the suit said "Presi-
in S# cnt Truman, by his actions, con-
atm am *'-v<'d lo t,lp Chinese Reds the
- - SXI £L“,22! :SSStTo,
r , * Utmost to defeat them" thr'"
* _ u Tlie suit also charges that Pres-
. lent Elsenhower "abandoned u
dily *1 ,
Jimmy Hicks in an effort to un- Meanwhile, the mothers heard a
cover loot taken In the burglary ta.k by Russell Reck, -peecli ther-
Distnct attorney Dan Walton aplst, on general healtii among
said the whole Denny file will be ■chuol cluidien laid he also desertb-
considered by the grand Jury This *'d stepa taken by the schools to cor-
will include charges that Hamlett. rcct sPe®Ch defects
Houston ex-convict, and Harvey Refreshments were served tiie
Marley of San Antonio took $250.- mothers and then they were mvited
000 m cash and securities from to vlslt lh»* test grade rooms and
the home of the Houston baker. ^'e 'eachers
Hicks was not involved In the
burglary but In their eagerness to
break their big story," Cook
and Parks admitted kidnapping
both Hamlett and Hick* and tak-
Cause Sought In
(rash Of B-25
Fatal To Three
ENID. Okla —UP— Air
investigators Wednesday-
firmed the Salvation army's twin
g-als of physical regeneration and
spiritual rebirth of tlie nation s un-
fortunates
meats
Two Other Types Shown
The President, at his news con-
ference appealed to the country to
As in the Salvation arm’s begin-
ning Ui this country—its first open-
air meeting w.is held ir. New York ,
1880—the organii - emphasis scored solid hits on ground tar-
has been on spiritual help to tile get*
lowest-income segment of the popu-1 The Army. Navy and Air Force
lation whose members hove few share the extensive facilities at
o™" types'of JSSSS^tSLuP “* Slrength °f AmerlCa
She will succeed Mrs Helen De-
Shan. outgoing president.
Other officers installed ware Ber-
nice Cooper, first sice president;
Marguerite Seme, second rice pres-
"►7° ............. as a massive whole Involving the idenl’ Helen Taylor, secretary, and
surface-to-surface _ Corporal economy. ^ urmf “JS* Z UiUe Bought, treasurer.
Installing officer was Mrs. Idna
ment oi one weapon against an- Burton, Okmulgee, who is the new
other director of the second district, in
The armed forces have been vtUch “ located,
feuding over the merits of various Mrs DeBhan was presented with
rocket and the Honest John Artil- ___________ j ,
lery ballistic missile Both rockets the deV.elop-
churches family or other support, White Sands to test the.r rocket
*,l« relationships Last year Sa.va-
. n ,, ter. army oflfce:.- and so.dlers con-
the cause of the crash of a B ’5 * , Z Zouu'e:' "ld
jsrjsr^ra^ *" *'•
ts, *srism srs:
northw,.,t,rn OKUbom. ui. Tue-
day
The victims were:
Hirst Lt Anthony J Kirch. W\
undotte. Mich
Second Lt Donald D Brown To
Former Sopulpon
Wins Scholorship
imbor of our sons-husband- to
Jie enemy” by failing to take a
®* “ uonger stand oil liberation ol
es txh risoners
is vcr^Thr suit said the plaintitf pos-
Hamlett. who also admitted a
series ol other burglaries in Hous-
ton said he would refuse to testify
against Cook and Parks However.
Hicks said he planned to push the
charges "to tlie limit ot the law "
"Ini going to press charges
Mary Clare Williams a former
Sapulpan. hits been awarded .< full Pek“ Kan
scholarship at Wellesley. Wellesley Second Ll John
Mass Miiy Claire Is graduating Crossville. Tenn
this spring from Pawhusk
school
Clay borun-
• Continued on Page Sixi
Mendes-France To
Delay Resignation
t Continued on Page Six>
Recitol Plonncd
At Liberty Friday
J»t p«i4bly would call Gens Douglas a«au*\1 ,or 1,11 th‘‘-v are
cArthur. James Van Fleet,
tang 8R:uk Clark and Edward Almond
he next# wtUlfs.se*.
HI
It (Miss Coro Berry
►Mill
ruvcri*
•»««'
ikoe-i
worth the Houston car dealer
said Houston police Chief Jack
Heard was of a like mind
"These charges will be prosecu-
ted because they came to Houston
and robbed Uiose people "
high Two of the bodies were found Pierre Mendes-France told Pre- Grimes Martha Lu Snide: Grace
in the charted wreckage The mier Guy Moilet Wednesday he Ann Wiley. Linda Lankford Sharon
She l* the daughler of Rev and third victim apparently had tru i wanted to resign from the French R'-’bei t>on Susan Carlock Joyce
M:v B Franklin Wuliani Paw- to ball out His body was loun cabinet But both Moilet and Pres S,sne Mlk*‘ EdPn
hasica Formerly vicar at the Epis- on a road about one-hall mile Iron ident Rene Con urged him to re- Barbara Collins Sammy Cooper
copal Church of the Oood Shepherd the crash Hi- hand was on th. mam tn the government He Sa;ldr* Robertson Oeorgie Doty
he:e he la nov at St Thomas Epis- ripcord of his parachute Highw
copal oilmen Pawhuaka ~
The Welle-ley scholwisnip is re-
newable for the full year course
Md «r
t »«•*•
reluc*
■ WMt
I h*v«
lik« i»
Dies Lost Night
At Hospitol Htre
Miss Cora Beiry of Chandler, ats-
r of Ouy L Berry. Si . 523 a
A pertAplar. died at Curry clinic ut 9 15
l*m*4 •« night
yigtaUf Kurvivora. besides Beiry. ate a
•ter. Mrs Wilson Reeve* of Okta-
mu City
. Funeral services will be held to-
*** arrow morning at 10 o'clock m
rat Methodist church at Chandler
terment will be Uiere under dlr-
lon of Uie Curry Funeral Humr
Chandler.
Miss Berry waa born near Knox-
ra bMfle. Tenn on Nov 27. 1876 and
l nu»* me to Oklahoma in 1898 She
tiled at Chandler with her family
1M9 and had lived there aince
In Chandler she waa an active
txnber of Ptrat Methodlet church,
stern Star. Farm Women * organ-
Southwestern Bell telephone com
puny. H. B Uroh. sciiedu.cd to give
the principal address
Although Oroh has been in Okla-
huno a comparatively short time,
he has already become an Import-
ant factor personally tn the state's
growth and development.
Hr la the first vice president of
tlie Oklahoma Association for Mental
Health, vice president of the Okla-
itlon nnd tlie American 1 avion I homa City Chamber of Cotiunerce. a
ixllury. | niembci of Uie govcrnoi 'a ecoitomL
Everyone Invited To Attend
Groh Speaks Tofflorrow Noon
At Sapulpa Cvic Luncheon
The monthly civic luncheon will be■ - - —--
held tomorrow noon at the YWCA. . ,_ _ _
w itli the geneial manager of the | d‘:!'':<v"‘*'m15“,aMl'':V01' *,ui an
^ ay agreed to postpone hi-
Tronp«’i Leonard KeUoe said tenipoiarily
The bomber crashed about 4 3u A cabinet spokesman toid re-
P m on a farm owned by Keith porters after a hectic tour and a
Most locomotive- .r.. .a No' .lon “teut mx miles northwe half hour meeting that Mendea-
eveiy Ho ixto miles ' .......i l>* w'hich is 25 miles north France told Mullet he wanted to
w»'M of Enid resign because he disagreed with
Mi s E red Norton a relative Mollet's handling of Uie Algerian
wimessed the tiagedy. Slie said rebellion
she was about one-half mile from The spokesman said Mendes-
the crash scene when she first France agreed to postpone his fl-
heard the plane She said the hal decision until the cabinet
motor missing, and she heard an meets formally,
explosion. Earlier, it had been reported
I wo object* fail from the plane that Mendes-France resigned from
Mrs. Norton said One was trailing Ihe government a* an individual,
smoke and the other "looked like rather than pulling the other radl-
a ball of fire,” she said. She sur- cal party members with him
mised one of the objects could However, his decision to hold off
have been the man trying to para- temporarily was made after much
chute to safety. persuasian
One aide of the plane was Mendes-France is a minister
ablaze Mrs Norton said the plane without portfolio, having no spe-
tive roles in any future war. presented the club with a flag and a
framed copy of the club Collect
Other Highlights The past presidents of the club
Mr Eisenhower at his news con- presented Mr». DeShan with a bo *
ference also: I showing ail the payments which
1 Pictured the recent Russian have been made on the club House
cut of 1 2 million troops as a during the year die served as prcsl-
I streamlining operation designed to dent.
A group of young piano and accor- get more people back mto Indus- Mrs. Bernice Cooper who served
d.an players will hold a recital Fn- try and to achieve a new look in i as second vice president and finance
d»> Ht ^ P m Ubiary «»udi* the Russian military setup chairman, and contributed her aer*
Uinum. accoidmg to Mis Paul 2 He said that by no means vices In prepe ing and serving the
*:i*dei does he believe there should be a meals at cI' j meetings this vear.
Taking pail wul be Virginia cut tn taxes until a start can be was al-o presented a gilt of crystal
- Brown ^Franklin T-rttle* Chery. Lank made on reducing the national Mr* Burton, the Installing ifH-
IARIS -UP Radical leader R'*d. MaHtell Retherfo,d Harvy debt This, he said, is a matter ce' was arc mp.mied to Sjpulpa Qg
of financial integrity. • Mr- Airzehne Yett. a member of
3 He said he believes too much Okmulgee club
pessimism is being expressed :n installatijn of officer*
this country about the condition o: '*f!l Burton made a talk t> tlie
cIuj on planning a program far the
lomuv year
decision Gwayla Finch Steve Snider, and
Charle- Meredith
Anotlier g.oup will perform
June 7.
WILBERT
honoiary colonel on the governor'a
staff
Hr la state chairman ol the U S
circled once, leveled off then
payroll aivings plan and u on Uie plummeted Into a wheat field
board of directors of Uie Oklahoma
development council, United fund,
family and chlldren'a service and
the Blue Shield
He la a membe: ol Uie state icmi-
crnteimlnl commiaaton. Rotary club.
Oklaltoina public expenditures coun-
cil and the armed forces cumnuini-
ca lion* elec ironic a aaaoclattou.
Roacue workers found thr nam-
ing plane in a deep ravine Flames
apiead lo nearby woods, and fire
departments from Helena and
Cherokee. Okla . were called lo
fight the blase
The B-25 waa believed lo have
been on a routine training flight
from Vaucc Air Baae.
cltic duties, so Moilet would be
under no immediate preasure to
replace him
Most morning newspaper* here
predicted he was about to quit
The radical trader has been at
odds with the premier ever since
the government was formed ear-
ly this year, when Moilet refused
to give Mendes-France th*’ job he
Wanted,
M
J
the world today He conceded that
In a co-operative Democratic ef-
fort to achieve a unified interna-
tional approat 1 to loieign prob-
lems, there is bound to be more
disagreement than ’.here would bt
under a totalitarian system
Believes E|< pi Made Error
4 He said he bellrvcs Eg'pt
made a mistake tn recognizing
Red China But he added that a
single act by another nation doe
not destroy this country's friend
Conners Opens
Air Conditioning
Concern In Sapulpa
ship for that nation or dele, out i,ifoTwa-s^•2wIm»d^Ktek,I!i
willingness to work co-operatively !•» t h tfc.un
8 He dismissed the idea that a
Ray Conner*, cwner cf t.ie i n
cern. hxs been named Ca.ite sir-
“Ssr ts. «£&!%»...
dude air sonditioning syatons for
nation w!.h a large stock of hy
drogen t,.mbs could "win" a wa
said, w JUld be a real shambles
Mr. Elsenhower discussed the
t Cont.nued on Page Ftvei
Nursu Is Spwokur
At Stotu Muuting
Kw Mm ta
N stafe • gwtak salt and g«t
•wt al raaaa (pH”
c.i.mrrcu: buildings. Indu-trial
plant* or resident'«1 unit*.
Carrie; also supplle- oouverdon
Weatiin-.Vfakei unit* tr> be slUjh-
ed to a heating system and moke a
veer-round air conditioning system
In residence*
Conner* emphasised be can service
Nunc Luclai Porte: public iieillh kU kind- at sir conditioning equip-
uu.se attended the Oklahoma »tate nient
nuising home lisortatl-n meeting at Hr was formerly Ut the air coudi-
Nuinian Monday and Tue-diy Honing buslne** in 8apulpe. before
Bite wa* a speaker at the meeting moving to Tilsa a few yeara ag->
anJ sp-Jte cn "What to U-lt Fai in Hr plans lo move his family back
a Nuising Home " to Sapulpa as soon as possible.
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