foot
r
&
f
iews
of
the
District
FALLS.
RS
BURNS;
a.
Ifcuiuuct.
hindren
-
,
of
imniorw
""'.
FAitS,
Memories
of
,:iai
Robert
Barns,
were.
,1'!
annual.
S-4""-'
it
ih
l
'
nzr
rrf
ilnn
we
new
1
1
yI
I
Falls
Burns,
Oic
anniversary,
s
ouand's
bard.
ready,
for
'
l
.1
....nr
for
trvs
ven
vcl.
?
filled
the
hall
when
aiCh!
'.am
q
tnepuo-
was
Pipe"
n
W
L
iPCI
ailod
and.
carried
by.
X
THE
UfliJlS
was
i
ta
Burns
ywn
poetjc
Jor.n
KSnnaJrd,
tne
;orea
Selkirk
grave
hav-
iury
been
recited,
by
Gnenhiil.
t
the
Immortal
"wus
proposed
by
Har-
--
i
id
Tne
oast
w
wuiiauu
:,
D,
0)
10
MnKenzie
ft
-sr.
by
Rev.
W.
Sr::w
Ml'.Gll!
who
re-
.
.it
r.
iw
the
people
of
:?r:ied
'.heir
hearts
to
t
;n
service
men
and
on
cave.
"
:h
war-bride
frae
h,
Mr
Tewnion,
maae
b.n
nit
oi
tne
evening
Up
.ho
Dee
In
a
bre-ut-
and
the
sincere
siu
made
'thanking
to
tne
generous
;
ji;
nad
been
?lven
c
menr.
of
her
arrival
i.i
t
;t
uanaaa.
o
The
Lassies"
was
i
u
M
F
;usner
and
res-
f-
cy
Mrs
A.
Wldsten.
s
c
the
evening
M
Pauerson,
Mrs.
S.
W
Robertson
and
J.
i
hanks
was
proposed
!
J
Denhohne,
presi-Burn
Club,
wel-rue
-
Mrs.
R.
R.
:
-:
sry-trcasurer
of
ORIAL
AT
IAKATIA
!
h
Uriel
in
Honor
of
rj
of
Jacob
Cooper
Jncsl
Laulh
UCATLA
me
Youn.2
Be
:vclent
Association
ir.:munal
service
last
Community
Hall
1
mc
mb
rs
who
died
vear
194Q.
Jacob.
$
82,
who
was
the
eirbo
on
the
roster
and
o'
rercth
to
the
asso-ara
Erneit
Louth,
37.
was
always
willing
nv
for
the
benefit
I
auon.
The
entire
pcpi':r-on
responded
to
e
service.
were
beautifully
1
by
t.hr-
Y.M.B.A.
Choir.-
fisriai
program,
directed
-am
o
s
Lelghton,
In-ne
minute
silence
and
land
speeches
by
C.
P.
W
William.
Leask.
Mrs.
ae
-d
as
pianist.
LVGTOft.
Eng..
Fred
PO
0
blind,
rearhprf
fh.i
nund
of
a
bilUards
p
in
which.
350.
partlcl-
smg
player
guided
fotf
its
FLAVOUR
RICHNESS
STRENGTH
OM
YOUR
WREST
GROCER
FUNERAL
HELD.
AT
KITSEGUKLA
KI.T3EGy.CLAf
-Funeral,
service
was,
hsld
in,
the.
United
Church.
l)Rrc
Qn
Sunday
for,
the
lat,e
Miss
Kowe,na
Moore
who
passed;
away
In
Ue
Wrinnli.
Mcmqr.iai
IlAS;ltal
after
a
lor"?
il)ncs,
Sho,
had
been.
a.
patient.
th;rQ.
sjifce
eajly
last
string.
Rev,
Robert
MprrLi
of
Hazelton
conductwl
the
service.
The
local
brads
band
accompanied
the
re-
'
mains
to
the
cemetery
and
the
ngwly-elecled
councillors
acted
as
pallbearers.
Deceased,
is.
survived
by
her
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs,
Thomas.
J.
Moore;
four
sls-tjjrs,
Gladys.
Aanes.
Dorl;
and
SaJly.
and
two
brpfhors,
Leonard
and
Sylvester
Moore.
FRANCOIS
LAKE,
Del
C
as
sidy,
Colleymount
storekeeper,
with
Mrs.
Cassidy
and,
Mrs.
Corliss,
narrowly
es
caped
serious
Injury
when,
during
a
wet
.snowstorm,
he
was
drlylng
his.
truck
with
a
load
of
freight
home
towards
Colleymount.
At
Peterson's
Corner,
near
trje
Landing,
he
failed
to
make
the
turn
and
the
truck
1
skidded
off
the
road
towards
the
,
lake
and
nearly
turned
over.
Had
It
not
been
for
an
old
fence
which
hld
it
It
would
have
gone
over.
Horses
were
hltchtd
to
right
It.
,
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Funnetl
are
home
after
a
holiday
In
Piince
Rupert.
Another
set
of
library
books
has
arrived
at
the
store
from
Prince
George
for
lending
in
the
district.
The
flat
meeting
of
the
Fair
committee
was
held
at
Mrs
Partington
heme
on
Friday
eve-
nln.
Charlie
Bcatty's
half
-
ton
truck
Is
out
on
Francois
Lake
on
a
cake
ai
Ice.
Hq
was
attempting
to
cross
when,
the
ice
he
was
on
broke
away.
He
is
confident
that
he
can
rescue
it
later.
Francois
Lake
Ice
Is
now
strong
enough
to
allow
cars
and
trucks
to
cross
jn
safety
and
t'ire
1
now
quite
a
highway
acr'oM.
Uett
Duiban
of
Gr.assy
Plains,
his
wife,
daughter,
Lorna,
ancj
son.
Albert,
driving
across
Francois
Lake
on
Tuesday
morning,
came
to
a
crack
five
feet
across.
It
appeared
to
be
frozen
over
so
thfiy
tried
to
cross.at
high
speed.
But
there
was
only
a
skim
of
Ice.
The
front
of
the
car
plunged
In.
then
bounced
out
again
and
the
back
went
In.
The
occupants
were
badly
shaken
up
but
no
one
was
hurt.
When
pulled
out
It
was
found
that
the
car
would
still
carry
on
to
Burns
Lake
although
all
four
rims
were
bent,
generator
broken
off
the
en-gin?,
the
fan
In
the
radiator
and
the
back
bumper
torn
off.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
DOG
IS
WINNER
In
the
December
Issue
of
"Dogs
In
Canada"
Is
an
account
cif
the
Interior
Kennel
Club
Show
'held
at
Penticton
where
97
dogs
were
shown.
One
of
the
Minsmere
Kennel
cockers
of
Francois
Lake
won
the
first
prize
for
Junior
cocker
puppy
females,
"Minsmere
Lovely'
Lady."
owned
by
J.
K.
Sylvester
of
Francois
Lake.
t.
'
...
..
J
CANADA'S
HOPE;
FOR
SKATING
LAURELS
Miss
Barbara
Ann
Scott
makes
a.
pretty,
picture
of
beauty
and
grace
as
she
practices
up
on
her
figures
In
preparation
for
big
tests
ahead.
Barbara
Ann,
18-year-old
Ottawa
girl,
holder
of
both
the
North
American
andCanadian,
lady
figure
skating
titles,
will
represent
Canada
in
the
European
competitions
at
Davos,
Switzerland,
next
month.
She
will
also,
compete
for
the
world,
title
at
Stock-,
holm,
Sweden.
Miss
Scott
won
the.
Lou
E.
Marsh
memorial
trophy
,
last
year
as
Canada's
outstanding
athlete.
She-
was
the
first
woman
and
the
first
figure
skater
to
win
this
coveted
prize.
DIMOUT
AT
METLAKATLA
METLAKATLA
The
lights
have
been
out
at
Metlakatla
since
Monday
owing
to
dismantling
of
the
village
power,
plant
for
a
thoroush
inspection.
For
seme
time
past
the
plant
failed
to
develop
its
rated
horse-power
and
consequently
lights
all
over
the
village
are
not
very
bright.
Since
Its
Installation
17
years
ago,
the
plant
was
In
operation
a
total
of
119
months.
A
complete
overhaul
Is
the
only
alter
native
to
purchasing
a
ikbw
an,
bigger
plant.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
Britain
Forms
Body
For-
Fire
Research
L.ON.DO.N
(R
Britain
has
formed
a
new
fire
research
or
ganization
representing
the
gov
ernment,
science
and
Industry,
and
tlvus
Is
unique
in
its
struc
ture.
The
cost
will
be
shared
be
tween
them.
In
conjunction.
with
the
fire
offices
committee
which
represents
fire
insurance
companies
it
will
conduct
research
Inpa
methods
gf
prevent
ing
and
extinguishing
tires,
on
equipment,
fire
resistance
of
buildings,
materials
and
on
means
of
escape
It
wil'
also
In
veUigate
the
special
fire
haz
ards
on
ship?
and
aircraft.
:
.
.
.
-
tempting,
hot
PARKER
HOUSE
ROLLS
1
.w
y.
tif'
FORT
GARRY
r
This
active
fresh
yeast
works
fast
because
it's
full-strength.
It;
saves
you
time
and
extra
steps.
And
the
Parker
House
rolls
you
bake
with
Fleischmann's
will
be
especially
tasty
tender,
light,
IF
YOU
BAKE
AT
HOME,
order
Fleischmann's
acrve
Fresh
Yeast
the
dependable
yeast
with
the
familiar
yellow
label.
It's
been
Canada's
favorite
for
more
than
70
years.
Always
fresh
.at
your
grocers
Twenty
thousand
dollars'
worth
of
bicycles
were
sold
from
$140
worth
of
advertising
In
one
Pennsylvania
."daily
newspaper.
TIMIirit
f.I.K
XlllfiO
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction
at
11:00
o'clock
in
the
forenoon
on
Monday
the
seventeenth
day
of
March.
1947,
In
the
office
of
the
District
Forester,
Marine
Bide..
Vancouver.
B.C.,
the
Licenser
X41166,
to
cut
1B.500.000
f.b.m.
of
Cedar,
Hemlock.
Balsam
and
Spruce
on
surveyed
pulp
timber
sale
X3231
tltuatcd
ot
Falls
Creek.
Klldala
Arm,
Range
Four.
Coast"
Land
District.
Ten
(10)
years
will
bo
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at"
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
the.
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home;
Rates
75c
up
90
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
199
Timely
TERRACE
Mr
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Spencer
and
Mr,.
John,
of
almpn,
Idaho,
arrived,
on-
Monday,
night
and,
hav,e.
tajcqn
up,
temporary
residence
l
Mrs-
R
Mc-.
Intosh's,
Rummer,
home,
at
ths.
Crossroads,
Mr.
and
Mjs.
Don,
In
lauv
and
Parmpntcc
son,
-
-
daughter
of
Mr.
Spencer,
are.
driving"
up,
and
expert
to,
arrive
here
within
the
next
few-
day;s.
Members
of
the-
Terrace
Wo-
men.s
Institute
are
packing,
a.
parcel
of
food
and
clothing
for
a
family,
in
Bethel.
Gr.een,
London,
Englandj
Mr,
and
Mr4.
T,i
E,
McCJll;
of-
New.
wesUninstci;
riave.
returned
home
after,
spending
a,
holiday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Gordon,
Haug-larjd,
Mrs,
McGiU,
and
Mf.4
Haugland
are.
sisters.
eiNAL.RITEEQR
MRS.
MOORE
HELD,
Funeral
service
for
Mrs.
Cecilia
Moore,
wtye.'of
the
late
Harry,
Mporq
of
Klnqollth,.
w.as
held,
Wednesday
afternoon
ati
Grenyille-Court
chapel
wltih.ReX-Basil
Prockter
of
St.
AndrqwE
Cathedral,
officiating.
A
large
gathering
of
friends
filled
tlw
chapel
during
the
service.
Ernest
Stevens
of
Kincollth
was
at
the
organ
during
tne
singing
of
the
hymns
"Shall
We
Gather
at
the
River?''
and
'.Nearer,
My
God,
to
Thee."
Interment
took
place
at
Fair-
view
Cemetery.
Earlier
in
the
week,
a
memor
ial
service
for
the
deceased,
was
held
at
Kincplith
where
a
con
siderablq
part
of
the
community
look
part.
The
service
was
con
ducted,
by
Rev,
G
S,
Jphnston,
Anglican
missionary,
at
Kin-.
pollth.
vlasslflads
SOC
IMr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Allen,
an-.
nounc
the
engagement
of,
their
youngest
daughter,
Lls-beth
Dennis,
to
Robert
Hay
Miller,
only
son,
of,
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
T;
H,
Miller
ot
Vancour
yer,
The
wedding
to
take
place
February
20,
at
the
Anglican,
Cathedral.
Prince:
Rupert;.
ROOMS
MARRIAGE
NOTICE
Mr,
and.
Mrs.
W.
Field
announce
the.
marriage
of
their
daughter,
Julia,
to
Mr.
Lloyd'
Mooney
of
Regina.
Sask.
The
marriage
took
place
on
Tuesday,
January
28,
In
the
priests'
residence.
Prince
Rupert
Father
Ryde
r
officiating.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Moqney
will
reside
in
Prince,
Rupert.
West.
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Furnished
cabin,
nice,
cleani
and
warm.
1142
Park
Ave.
Phone
Green
224.
(25)
FOR
RENT
1021
2nd
(33)
FOR
RENT
Heated.of
flee
space.
Apply
G.
P.
Tinker
&
Co.
Ltd.,
Phone
57.
(tf.)
FOR
RENT
Store
on
3rd
Ave.
Good
location,
good
for
any
kind
of
business
except
restaurant.
Apply
B.C.
Clothiers.
(28)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
house-
J
keeping
rooms
and
bath.
Call
Black
825.
(28)
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Housekeeper,
live
in;
geed
salary.
Call
722
Fifth
Avenue
West.
(tf)
MAIDS
WANTED
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
for
kitchen
and,
clean
ing.
White
and
Native
appll
cants
will
be
considered.,
Ap
ply
by
letter
or
phone
to
Miller
Bay
Indian
Hospital.
(27)
WANTED
WANTED
30-
t0
35-foot
trol-ler.
Write
Box
200,
Daily
News,
giving
details
and
.price,
(tf)
LOST
LOST
-Bell-shaped,
gold
earring.
Wednesday
evening.
Finder
please
phone
Qr.een
297i
(26)
ROOM.
AND
BOARD
ROOM
AND.
BOARDTable
meals.
Home
away
from.
home.
Men
preferable.
'
622
Fraser
Street.
"(32)
ILCHINERY
TO,
SAW:
better
"
lumber
"more
"economically,
use.
the
modern
and
up-to-date,
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufac-.
tirred
by
National
Machinery
company,
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
HOSPITAUQ
BE
RE-OKHEP
Charlw
Laktv
Elected,
Chairman
of
Board
at
Annual
'VjVAin
ln
Saturday.
STEWART-
-A
flow.i
hospital
board,
habeen,
electe.
here
and.
it.
Is,
npw.
bndjng,
eorM.
WWV.
reopen
Jng.
the
SteuaM,
Wi)eraf
Uospita;
by
lyjarch,
w.lt&
Mr.
N,
lfous-tonj
an
ma.tron
lp.
clare.
Tlie
annual
meeting.
wa
held
last
Saturday,
and
officers
wen'
elected-
as
follows:
Chalrmarir-CharlfcLake.
1
Secretary-Treasurer
G.
And
erson.
Directors
O,
Nelson,
Mrs.
G.
Nelson.
W;
R.
Tooth,
W:
S.
Orr
and
It
Spponer
ot,
Hyder,
Al
aska.
KEEP
$qgk
KEEP
(
REGULAR.
L
;
Fom;
Itviluqinii.
Ihtff
Mm
Classified
Adveriisim
-
ic
tt
word
nrr
Insertion,
minim
run
chares.
80c.
Birth.
Nqtlcej,
Card
oi
Thanks.
Death
fJAUceg.
Futteral
Notices,
Marriage
'
and
Ergagement
Acnouncetnents;
ta.
engagement;
nqtici;
EOR
SALE
FOR.
SALE--5
room,
house,
ho
wate
heated,
ill
am
birees
Phone
Red
835.
(29)
FOR
SALE-rKltchen,
coal
.and
wood.'
range.
Like
new.
Prjone
Jiladc.04.:
.
.
si
FQR,
SALEr-Palr;
of,
giro's
or.
boy's
Iqe,
skates.
Size.5t
Perfect,
condition.
3.50,
Red,
128,
alter
5
pari.
(26)
FOR
SALE-rNew
and
uod
furniture
and
hardware
at
the
low-,
est;
possible
prices.
New
drinking;
glasses
ldc,
Electric
hot
plates,
Fancy
mirrors
$2,
Billy
Boy.
bicycles,
Aluminum
pots
from
60c',
Mattresses
all
cotton
filled,
$16.50..
Used
articles:
Palls.
45c,
Kltcnen(
seta
$12.50,
Steel;
"couches
$7,
3'
piece
chesterfield,
$49.50,.
wool,
blankets,
sheets
95c,
Single
beds
arid'
springs,
like
new
$12,
Alj
kinds
of
useful;
articles.
Come
and,
look
Uiem.'
over.
B.
C,
Furnjtuxe
Co.
Black.324.
(tf)
FOR
S'ALEi-iAmatur
coin
collection,'
if
ihterested,
phon?
Red
728
after
5:30.
(tf),
FOR.
SALE
Johnny's,
Snack
Bar
Phone-
Blue
318,
after.
6
p.m.
(30)
FOR
SALENew
modern
house,
full
basement,
harbor
view.
1426.
Atlln,
Ave.
.
(30)
FOR
'
SALEr-Nash
car
In
good
shape...
Cheap,
foe
.quick,
sale.
Coupe,
1931.
No.
X3529;
2
spare
tires.
Phone
Green
873.
WAR
SURPLUS,
VESSELS,
AND
DIESEL
ENGINES
WHILE
THEY
LAST
1
ATTENTION
Mining
Companies,
Fishermen,
Resorts,
Freighters,.
Etc.
U.S.
surplus
landlngj
craft
36'xlO'.
Ramp
In
bow
allows
loading
of
automobile,
freight,
etc.
Weight
8
tou.l
Powered,
by
225
H.P.
General
Motors
Gray
dlesel
engine.
2100
R.P.M.
Fast,
16
knots,
manouvreabie,
exceptionally
seaworthy.
Automatic
gyro
compass.
Strongly
built,
sides,
plywood
and
armour
plate,
bottom,
double
planked
and
Iron.
bark.
Vessels
very
little
used;
some
brand
new.
Original
cost
$41,000,
our.
price
complete,
$3500.00.
ENGINES
O.M.
GRAY,
225
IIJ?.
high
speed
dlesel
engines.
These,
fine
engines,
tested
and
sealed
b,y
the
U.S.N.
have,
1
Mi
to
1
reduction,
twin
disc
clutch,
electric-
starting.
Very
economical,
selling
at
a
fraction,
of
regular
worth.
Price.
$3750.00.
6her
surplus
parts
and
equipment
available,
write
us
youi;
needs
we
IR.
send
"full
details,
Prices,
quoted
F.O.B.
Vancouver,
B.C.,"
freight
:
extra-
Dealers,
enquiries
invited.
Act
now4.wrtte
or.
phone
this
newspaper.
Box
199.
(25)
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FREIGHT-AIRPORT-LONDON,
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Stand.Hed.
alt-.
field,
near
Bishop's
Stortfqrd,
a
Geo.
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LONDON
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Wil-
llapi
Samwajs,
chief
Alerk
in
United:
States:
Army
'bomber,
j
the,
rpal
hoiiseSSld
sjnee
1029.
base
during
the
war,
i
to.
be-,
ccnie.
London'
first
freight
alr-
porti,
capable,
off
handling
the
biggest
freighter,
aircrait.
whose
duty
It
was
to
prepare
court
circulars
wording,
official
activities,
of.
the
king
and
queen
has
rctlrfldi.
OF
FINE
J.
Dawes
The
Auctioneer,
Sales.
Every
Saturday
WE
SELL
EVERYTHING
Goods.
Sold
On.
Commission
Household,
Sales
Conducted,
at
Your.
Convenience.
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSE-.
HOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED.
PACKED
AND,
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
PRINCE
RUPERT
1
AUCTION
MART
(Opposite
Civic
Centre
Bldg.).
PHONES:
Bus
Blue,
t.45
Res.
Red
127
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for
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are
here
to
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you
and
guarantee
you;
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be
pleased.
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LTD.
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STEMWARE
Royalty
Assortment
GOBLETS
8HERBERTS
WINES;
COCKTAILS
FOOTED
TUMBLERS
These
are
hand-cut
best
quality
Bel-glum
glass,
Canberra
shape
at
popular
prices.
See.
them
on.
dlspjay-
at
..
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.
THE
VARLHUIDM
"WHERE
YOUR
DIMES
ARE
LITTLE
DOLLARS'
furniture:
repairing
Upholstering
-
Slip.
Covers
Drapes
Car
and
.Truck
Cushions
Repaired
and
Recovered
Out-of-town
orders
given,
special
care.
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
Pbone
Green
974
117
Second
Avenue
West
Opposite
Civic
Centre
Be
Sure
of
the
Best
Bulkley
Market
Three
sailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesdays,
ir30
pm?
Coquitlam.
.
Fridays,
12:00
Midnight
Catala.
Saturdays,
9:15
pjn.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
STEWART
and
WAY
POINTS
Sundays.
12:00
Midnight.
QUEEN,
C1IARLPTJTES,
Fortnightly.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avo
Phone
56a
WE
DELIVER
DAILY
3rd
Avenue
Thone
178
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Protect
lour
Boat
From
FIRE
See
Us
for
KIDDE-LUX
C02
Fire
Extinguishers
W.e:
recharge
C
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2
Extinguisher
after
use,
in
our
own,
plant
In
Prince
Rupert.
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EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Building.
Supplies
Coal
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and
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