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June
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1951
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tention
and
publicity
these
days
as
is
that
part
comprising
the
federal
electoral
district
of
Skeena.
It
is
n
function
of
these
letters
to
advertise
publications
but
I
do
feel
justified
in
referring
to
a
most
interesting
future
article
on
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'
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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3rd
Avemw
Prince
Rupm,
Bring
out
their
sweetness
and
natural,
juicy
goodnes
Thot's
how
Sugaroatting
in..'
Polities
of
Aluminum
ap-,
can's
test
transmission
ltn
.,
t,..,
cr.
towers,
sittmi
.on
tun
ci
the
Russia
and
Korea
i
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.llg
111
ii
it
mir
wuvr
v..
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iiune.
under
the
title
of
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f..oat
Altuninum
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The
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publications
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fiti.'cm
Is.
rttiwlHrt
to
th
Am-
speaKing
mil
I
aifer
my
twngratulations
makes
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flukes
extra
rich
and
sweet
extra
crisp
and
appetizing,
Grni-Nuts
Flakes
supply
nourishment
for
quick
"
enwfcy.
Economical,
too.
Try
them
today.
aiiean
authorities,
th
article;
,
e.'aiming
that
there's
a
right
way,
!
;
a
wrong
way
and
the
U.S.
gov-
;
ernment
w
ay
cf
providing
more
;
I
1.
''A
iftiLLJiMiltM
Vnmin.um.
However,
my
reaction
is,
who
are
we,
to
criti
t
!
ITiace
Huuert
Kaily
News
a
its
sieal
Ctliiinbia
(
t-)lulos
ctiitiun.
I
t
one
like
mywlf,
far
fnun
home
it
was
particularly
interesting
and
enjoyable.
After
reading
the
list
of
distinguished
visitors
who,
attended
the
opening,
I
am
convinced
that
1
am
quite
rifht
when
I
say
our
district
is
K-ttiii)
more
publicity,
and
si
mid.
valuable
publicit
y,
than
any
part
of
N-jrth
America.
cize?
The
outcome
has
been
thej
greatest
and
soundest
era
of
ex-;
pansion
ever
known
tor
dreamed
of
'
for
Central
British
Columbia.
'
SUGAROASTIMS
MAKES
thtZdOmS
CEREAL
AIDS
IMMIGRANTS
Mrs.
Marie
Mathews,
pretty
Dutch
war
bride,
came
to
Canada
five
years
ago
as
tha
wife
of
a
Canadian
saUliei.
Now
employed
by
the
federal
immigration
department
she
meets
thousands
ot
immigrants
as
they
arrive
and
assists
them
in
becoming
established
in
their
new
homes.
Stationed
in
Tijivntc
she
works
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Colonization
Department.
H?re
she
looks
at
a
painting
of
the
iumiiy
homestead
of
Mrs.
Van
der
Zanden,
left,
one
of
the
hundreds
of
Dutch
immigrants
to
settle
in
Ontario.
Mrs.
Van
tier
Zjnuiea
lives
on
a
farm
near
Bront.
Ont.
iCP
PHOTO)
Speaking
of
th
aluminum
riustry
in
the
Ui.lted
States,
the
article
claims
.that
low-cost
power
dictated
the
cohcent
ration
BONUS)
Smffrjt-A-MtIT
flAVO.'
Bonus
2
Cxtka
otucr
fMtay
cf
primary
aluminum
on
the;
.
.
D.,Kr,
,
K0
,
i
p
Vim
Coast
of
the
U
S.
but
e!ee-
hTview
lrure
u
w
,
;
tncity
shortages
higher
freight
,
operutkin.
of
rnd
shipping
.rates
and
a
main;th(
J
Hi,lul
Housing
Apt
Ga
market
rooted
in
the
East
hawM
hp
ha(,
mnd
a
sta(pm(nt
As
I
See
It
HISTORIC
PR0JECT
It
Neuberger
on
Pulp
Mi1
4i
Pi
rot
uSJent,
to
this
Act.
The
bill
authorizes
V
t
First
suKstestiwii
fM
4
between
the
Atlamk
w
at
Panama
we
-.
nud(
j
ih
engineers
as
eanj
4
the
2
200.000
tons
cf
Surinam
!
bauxite
landed
at
Gulf
of
Mexico
!
unit
each
year,
all
is
processed
tne
grnvrrmr-in-counril
to
es
Pi-;;rn
Vancouver
Saturday
I
tablisti
interest
rates
payable
bv
into
alumina
in
the
area
at
,
;
P.
I.L-hmjin
Mre
H
Mi.rf'in
ri
i.iie
uuiiuwer,
provioea
iiiui
sucn
"
Kaiser's
Baton
Rouge
and
Alcoa's
,
'.te
n-hun
t.l
i
c
V,
eh.,)
,,,t
inure
On
a
wooded
island
crown
eu
with
high
mountains,
the
Cfl-anese
Corporation
of
America
rerentlv
dedicated
the
flrt
Mobile
plants,
reducing
its
,
,
v,
eight,
and
transportation
costs,
,ff
V
"L
that
nations
in
the
past
have
REMEMBERING
often
talked
of
peace
while
planning
for
war
and
suspecting
that
Russia
herself
has
indulged
in
such
practice
during
recent
years,
the
western
world
will-
receive
with
hopeful
reserve
the
statement
at
the
week-end
of
Jakob
Malik,
that
the
Soviet
wanrs
a
conference
to
end
the
war
in
Korea.
Possibly
the
most
significant
aspect
of
the
Russian
statement
is
the
proposal
that
both
sides
in
the
war
should
draw
away
from
the
38th
parallel
as
nart
of
a
cease-fire
agreement.
Heretofore,
Russia
had
insisted
that
both
sides
should
draw-entirely
out
of
Korea.
Now
the
Russian
proposal
is
more
like
the
terms
which
have
been
advanced
by
the
United
Nations
as
corollary
to
a
Korean
.peace.
The
question
arises,
of
course,
whether
the
Chinese
Communists
and
the
North
Koreans
are
a
party
to
or
subscribe
in
any
way
to
the
surprise
Ciicsian
proposal.
That
has
not
Wn
made
known.
It
may
be
that
Russia
is
just
talking
propaganda
again
and
that
there
is
nothing
serious
about
her
peace
intentions
that
she
is
not
talking
on
behalf
of
the
parties
really
concerned.
Russia
has
talked
peace
in
the
past
and
has
followed
up
with
new
aggressions
in
the
cold
war.
Maybe
that
is
the
case
again.
But
we
can.
still
be
hopeful.
At
least,
we
know
that
the
whole
western
world
wants
an
ending
of
this
sorry
Korean
business
and
that
the
United
Nations
would
be
glad
to
negotiate
on
any
reasonable
and
sincere
terms.
Fire
Hits
Charlottes
F
CREST
fires
are
relatively
rare
on
the
northern
mainland
and
the
islands
and
conditions
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
were
ripe
for
svich
a
devastating
conflagration
as
has
been
reported
from
there
dur-
.
:
ii.
i.
i
.
.
.
.
.
i...
half,
then
is
forwarded
to
,'''''
F
.'
B
piani
to
lap
me
vasi
spruce
unu
'V
ertn
government
,
securities
Je
ir.
TovL.
w.
it'
riioni.
tm
'
uP,m
upprcvai
of
this
leglsla-
ontisn
LOiumom,
wrues
oen-
"
-
-
t'on
it
woulrt
he
the
B.rimenfs
tor
Richard
L.
Neuberger
in
the
Tiin.,
Badim
and
Massena;
or
to
intention
to
adjust
interest
rates
WIdi3-l,
Martin.
Mrs.
A.
Wilson,
Miss
R.
Wilson,
G.
Hone.
1,
Sakai,
Mr.
W
ukabayutki.
Mhss
T.
Woods,
A.
Wilson.
Prom
Sand.spit-C.
Grey,
R.
S'mfiun.
To
Vancouver
(tolay(
Mrs.
M.
A.
Love
and
son,
Mrs.
A.
B.
EUa-by,
Mm,
W.
McKennr,
B.
R'
Thorncraft,
W.
James,
M.
C.
Nikclaieff,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anderson
and
two
children.
Q.
Bradley,
P.
Towle,
R.
H.
Strong,
O.
Simpson.
Tc
SaiHlspit
D.
S.
Love,
A.
J.
McLean.
TORONTO
NOTES
TORONTO.
How-smart
are
our
smartest
by
one-half
of
one
per
cent.
This
w!th
a
view
to
attracting
more
investment
money
lato
housing.
BLAME
WEATHKl
GRINDSTONE.
Magdalen
Islands
CP)Wealher
conditions
were
blamed
for
poor
fishing
this
spring.
Herring
was
abund
Portland
Oreonlan.
the
big
Kaiser
and
Alcoa
smel-
The
plant
was
constructed
at
ters
on
the
West
Coast.
Together
a
cast
of
$27,000,000
and
it
will
Alcoa.
Rynvkls'
Arkansas
produce
250
tons
or
dissolving
operation
sits
astradle
the-
U
S.'s
pulp
daily.
Ironically,
many
of
tent-grade
bauxite
deposits-.
Al-the
groves
to
be
thinned
lie
eoa's
East
St.
Louis
plant,
sup-practicaliy
along
the
boundary
pried
by
Arkansas
bauxite,
proof
Alaska,
where
elaborate
ces-es
it
into
alumina.
East
St.
plans
for
a
pulp
industry
have
Louis
alumina
is
delivered
to
thus
far
failed
to
materialize.
t
Alcoa's
reduction
plant
in
Ten-
"Hospitality
ord
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
fc;
business
men?
I
Here
v.
the
busiest
city
in
Canada
the
b
i
department
stores
have
the
best
eating
places
in
town.
In
one
of
fr.
em
is
la
freak
earner
which
acts
as
a
mysterious
voice
amplifier.
That
lis,
it
takes
up
quite
ordinary
ant
but
stormy
weather
delayed
Columbia
Cellulose
Phone
17
for
Ordtn
Ti
Take
Out
Company,
nes.we
at
1
cent
per
pound,
less
.
catohes.
Cod
fishing
was
not
ai
ating
the
"wn
US.
West
Coast
Install-;
goott
as
ln
fl)rmer
y,.ar.
aild
th?
the
subsidiary
ooera
fii
efr
P.
lsl
c
PIONEER
TEACHER
Prince
Rupert
project,
holds
cns
gei
ineirs.
wnicn
r!ps
co
macke-.el.
were-
lale
iu
arriving
j
forest
management
licence
No.
1
overcome
tne
runner
cnarges
ior
in.
these
waters.
Commodore
Q
i
juiiu
Diuwrr.
an
tngiun
pny
conversations
say
between
Mr.5
.
sician
ci
the
lvtiw
centurv.
wan
Jones
and
Mrs.
Smith,
and
send.-,
from
the
province
of
British
l
v.i.
power.
them
shooting
out
in
tj
space
Ui
Columbia.
Over
a
huge
wilder-
Two-steps
removed
from
full;
such
a
wav
that
thev
can
be
ness
area,
much
of
it
unex-
integration,
Reynulds'
Aiabama
t
A
clas.;if!ed
the
first
to
write
in
England
ont
will
buy.
sell
or
methods
of
teaching
the
deafj
and
dumb.
...
:ind
it.
J0HN
H.
heard
in
the
opposite
'
sides
of
plored,
the
company
ha
agreed
complex
relies
on
Arkansas
alum-the
va-st
room.
to
cut
only
as
much
timber
as
)na
turns
it
into
50.000
tons
of
At
times
this
is
quite
emba--
grcws
10
maturit'
eaen
'ear-
ingot,
rolls
some-
Into
sheet,
for
rassing
say
when
there
is
a
bi2
EXPANSION
FORECAST
',
shipment.
public
dinner
in
progress
and
a
E.
T.
Kenney,
prorinaial
min-1
For
the
v
a.
west
Coast,
pro-sudden
lull
in
Uie
noise
picks
up
is'er
of
lands
and
forests.
k-
M.rs
must
bring
alumina
at
anu
ampiuies
some
conversation
acnueu
me
upt-mus
ui
uic
pm
i.
like
this
as
a
historic
event
in
live
aniais
BULGER
John
Bulger
Ud.
Third
Avi-mif
nig
vtiiR-trnu.
-
,
l(
ic
yt,
h,urcl
lho
iates
of
British
Columbia.
He
pre-
"
Possibly,
it
is
remarkable
that,
long
before
this,
'about
?
!
dieted
a
great
expansion
cf
I
'1
he
owners
of
the
big
store
population
as
a
result
of
logging
U
,
V
f
.t
iji
tliere
has
not
been
a
.seriollS
fire
in
the
Old
logging
have
spent
large
sums
bringin.'
camps,
trucking,
increased
raii-
areaa
there
ami
the
slash
and
snag
accumulation
of
in
acoasticai
experts
to
try
to
u-j
continueo
on
page
3i
least
2,800
miles
for
cheap
!
poweiVsend
aluminum
some
2.508
:
mileri
back
to
market
I
But
the
biggest
and
lowvst-
cosk
Ingot
producer
In
the
world,
I
Mean,
enjoys
abundance
of
In-
expensive
power,
an
unrivaledi
f
ii'
entration
of
alumina-alum-1
inum
plants.
!
Tin
at
yt
dimly
projected
Talya
reduction
plant
with
ca-
i
j?
,
,
.
iAvtixy
wilu
uie
ueaiL
ouuu
amp-
Too
many
people
are
gazing
at
a
bare
palm
once
their
bills
are
paid.
Result:
worry
a
felling
'
of
insecurity
little
fun
in
life.
,
Saving
a
definite
part
of
each
pay-cheque
can
change
all
that
.
.
.
just
a
few
cents
of
each
dollar
you
earn.
"Personal
Planning"
shows
you
how
to
set
aside
those
tilal
few
cents
.
.
.
and
build
happiness
in
household
financing.
Ask
for
your
copy
at
your
neighborhood
B
of
Si
branch.
lifier.
'
Europe's.
Here
we
make
it
pos-
i
Now
if
they
had
that
freak
sible
for
most
of
our
university
and
mysteiious
whisper
sprea-de.-
students
to
take
jobs
in
sum-in
Europe
or
A.sia
they
would
mertime
and
hence
pay
most,
or
.
The
very
accumulation
of
such
snag
and
slash
together
with
windfall
made
good
fuel
for
fire
and
rendered
difficult
the
fighting
of
fire.
Lack
of
water
and
the
facilities
for
handling
it
are
also
adverse
their
way
thrqujth
uacity
of
375.000
tons
of
low-cost
charge
a
premium
prie
to
get
even
all,
of
ln
that
corner
maybe
even
to
college.
ingot
would
us-a
Canadian
water
I.
get
into
the
restau.-ant
with
the.
ln
Europe
even
in
Britain
-
Personal
Plan
carried
via
ten-mile
tunnels
to1
'generators
ln
Alaska.
-
.
1
chance
to
listen
in
on
the
my3-
that
just
i.sn't
dine.
terious
whispers.
i
It
ju-st
is
not
the
custom
for
nine
will
bell)
ytft
vv
yon
sait
,
.
.
atiil
Now
the
bright
spot
in
all
this,
is
Kitimat,
whiebi
will
boost
Can-
j
Ht
T3
adian
capacity
by
over
100
per
cent.
It
will,
to
quote
Fortune,
be
'fabulously
efficient,"
and
will
operate
with
powjr
costs
of
1
cent
a.
pound
compared
with
234
to
3"4
for
new
Gulf
Coast
mi
M
oOo
university
students
to
get
sum-
t
BACK
IN
OLi
WESTERN
ON-
mertime
jobs.
Hence
relatively
tarlo
for
a
few
days
1
have
-been
fewer
of
the
people
ever
do
get
doing
some
probing
into
a
favor-
s
chance
to
get
higher
euncit-lte
subjeet
of
mine
the
history
tion.
of
the
Indians.
4
oOo
I
came
on
this
bit
the
oth-.-r
'
WHENEVER
I
VISIT
V.Y
OLE)
day
home
In
central
Ontario
I
a
:
I
die
Hurons
and
Iroquois
wcv
myself
the
question:
Does
higher
bitter
enemies
especially
as
tho
education
pay
in
actual
cash?
Hurons
were
allies
of
the
French
I
think
ycu
can
easily
prow,
and
the
Iroquois
allies
of
the
that
boy
j
who
went
through
jEnglish.
Out
in
tfeste.-n
Ontario
high
school
make
more
money
around
the
present
London
dig;-
than
boys
wo
went
through
pub-rict,
were
other
tribes
called
the
lie
(or
grade)
school
only,
i
Neutrals,
because
thy
would
join
But
I
imagine
vou
would
have
capacity.
We
of
this
district.
wl:i
Alacn
itself,
will
be
lik?
Al-
woking
with
Canadians
in
tvfir
waik
or
life
sinci
ui7
4
offottt
Bit
Stop
Itch
Neat
Rath
.
MODERN
I
Qnk
ti
Stop
ttrhing
4
twfil
bt.
brat
rmh,
!
factors.
Under
new
logging
regulations,
it
is
being
made
obligatory
on
operators
to
clean
up
the
country
over
which
they
pass.
However,
these
are
not
yet
applicable
in
some
parts
of
this
district.
Wisely
enough,
tighter
regulations
in
regard
to
fire
protection
and
conservation
are
part
of
the
latest
forest
management
policies
of
this
province.
Time
Congratulates
Us
"TWO
LETTERS
from
the
office
of
Time
arrived"
I
at
the
Daily
News
office
at
the
week-end.
One
wa
a
personal
letter
to
the
editor
from
Frederick
S.
Gilbert,
the
assistant
publisher,
who
got
around
to
reading
our
special
Columbia
Cellulose
opening
edition
after
he
returned
home
to
New
York
and
was
then
constrained
to
write
us:
"My
sincere
salute
to
you
for
a
swell
job,"
adding:
"I
sincerely
hope
that,
after
the
honeymoon
is
over,.
Columbia
Cellulose
and
Prince
Rupert
will
continue
to
live
happily
ever
after."
The
second
letter
from
Time
contained
a
tear
sheet
from
the
forthcoming
issue
of
the
weekly
PLUMBINC
r
jtrina.
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tin--.
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trnih)t.
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tip.
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wifiF'f
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fiat
iu
D.
O.
PftC&CDIPTION.
I
neither
bloc:
a
much
harder
job
proving
that
I
Finally
the
Iroquois
attacked
university
graduates
make
more
;
the
Neutrals
and
virtually
exter-
money
than
high
school
gradu-
niinated,
them.
Hence
playi.n?
ates.
'the
part
of
the
neutrals
does
no-.'
When
I
look
back
over
my
old
Mac
Construction
Company
is
a
wise
investment,
i
terms
of
family
hraithai.
home
economy.
Coll
Blue
846
r,i
niioiMr:
always
have
the
happy
ending
school
chums,
and
size
them
up;
I
which
I
reported
from
Switze;-
now,
thi
is
what
I
see:
.
j
land.
I
The
few
who
became
the
I
Tnere
one
cf
the
cantons
re-
ultra-rich
are
not
universi'.v
fused
to
join
either
of
its
bis
graduates
but
boys
who
qui";
neignoors
and
finally
drew
school
during
or
on
completion
both
of
them
together
in
what
of
high
school.
I
am
talklnv.
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING-"
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phone
Green
MS
""lox
478
AANICh
HEATING!
.
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
,
Siding
.
,
.
Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
Given
Black
etiS
Blue
182
nnauy
became
the
Swiss
con-
about
the
richest-rich
not
the
federation.
just
rich.
Of
the
latter,
I
would
oOo
Fay
that
the
university
gradu-
IN
TORONTO.
POLITICAL
ates
as
a
whole
definitely
aver-opinion
is
swiftly
solidifying
b-
age
more
than
the
high
school
hind
building
the
St.
Lawrence
graduates
as
a
whole.
canals
as
an
all-Canadian
pro-1
But
I'm
not
sure
and
will
Ject.
The
American!,
have
been
sure
be
delving
into
the
1951
tatc,
llln,.
1
...
,
..
...
V
news-magazine
in
which
the
British
Columbia
sec
.ii-
n
.
,
,
.
.."....us
ijuuu
on
mis
ior
io
census
ligures
to
una
tne
trutn.
tion
.dramatically
ieatures
the
recent
opening
of
many
decades
that
at
lanp
lasti
the
patience
of
the
Canur.ks
is
21-Plece
Breakfast
tCfl
SeU
.
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J
32-Piere
Breakfast
$0
9.
Sets
U
J
21-Pieco
Bone
$4
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China
Tia
Sets
X.U
I
Columbia
Cellulose.
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pun
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,
ho,
itcluaaj
...!
A
MOlht
MMWf
lif
wearing
out.
ihe
oesi
engineers
here
say
that
it
is
quite
possible
to
build
the
power-and-navigation
project
entirely
on
Canadian
terri-torritory.
This
method
will
cost
somewhat
more
than
would
an
international
project
and
also,
they
say,
it
would
be
Impossible
to
get
quite
so
good
electricity
development
and.
navigation
facilities
as
would
the
ioint
plan.
But
surely
it
would
be
better
to
get
9C
benefits
rather
than
no
benefits.
Ako,
once
Uncle
Sam
sees
r.hat
vlQ!
CP
Cm
Leii
Sj
J.'"
Dinner
Sets,
from
V7,S)ii
G8
pieces
at
..
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ft
r
(including
beautiful
wiwd'and
Couklon
KWS-Plate)
SPECIAL
69c
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PlNfllBOWL
SKTS
7.95
And
painful,
Uchlng
ia.
MdhM.
A
worlrM
watkend
outdoor.
Ivl
Monday,
"O-K-K-h.
my
Kjnburnl"
oiton
hry,
N,
can
ipeil
happy
holiday
.
.
.
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
Lick
Canuck
reallv
means
to
i?o
ahead
with
the
development
either
alone
or
in
partnership
Uncle
may
quickly
be
converted
to
the
necessity
of
going
auea:l
with
us.
I
oOo
I
BACK
HOME
IN
CANADA
I
am
struck
by
one
vital
difference
.between
our
way
of
life
and
ml
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lit
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