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News
Wednesday,
August
12,
1953
BLACKWOOD
on
iqc
Marshall
Pitches
No-Hitter
By
The
Canadian
Press
1
Vancouver's
Clarence
Mar-hall
reported
in
with
the
Western
Intel
national
Baseball
league's
first
1953
no-hitter
Tuesday
night,
but
lost
his
bid
for
a
shutout
due
to
wobbly
control.
t
The
28-year-old
righthander,
making
his
second
appearance
in
a
Vancouver
uniform
since
his
release
by
the
Pacific
Coast
league
Hollywood
Stars,
held
Salem
hitless
for
nine
innings
font
walked
nine
men
as
the
By
TASLrlY
BLACKWOOD
Declarer's
Play
Can
Give
Clue
to
Correct
Defence
Sonietiiuea
un
alert
defender
can
get
a
clue
as
to
the
correct
defence,
from
the
way
declarer
in
iviiitr
me
nana.
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Musters)
8
A
W
8
3
H-M
10
5
4
l-7
6
6
C'AROI.F.
TARLTON.
third-year
engineering
student
is
Capilanos
rolled
to
a
12-1
tri
some
practical
experience
during
vacation
from
McGili
J
umph.
The
Senators
com
G
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3
versiiy.
iwre,
sue
is
six
siuieys
up
on
a
ouuaing
under
coon
In
today's
deal,
the
defenders
could
have
defeated
Mr.
Champion's
four
heart
contract
by
two
tricks.
They
could
have
won
two
tricks
in
clubs
and
then
knocked
out
the
acc
of
diamonds.
Later,
when
Mr.
Abel
got
in
with
the
king
of
spades,
his
side
could
have
cashed
two
diamond
tricks.
But
unfortunately
Mrs.
Keen
didn't
relish
leading
away
from
cither
of
her
minor
"suit
kings.
She
opened
tile
nine
of
trumps.
lion
in
uuwiiwiwii
muiiniai
trying
ner
skiu
at
1
rivet
d
ki'rit)
(
Mrs.
7
4
foreman
ueoigu
ljuiiiain-c
gives
ner
a
Helping
nana.
8
1)
(Mr.
Ahrl)
A
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RIFI.E-SIIOOTING
is
a
family
affair
for
the
Spencers
of
Ottawa,
taking
part
In
the
72nd
annual
meeting
of
the
Ontario
Rifle
Association
at
Toronto's
suburban
Long
Branch.
T.
M.
Spencer
is
a
member
of
Canada's
Bisley
team.
His
wife,
Mrs.
Spencer,
lextreme
right),
daughter
Pat,
19,
(extreme
left),
and
son
C.
D.
Spencer,
al
io
are
competing.
Terry,
6,
Is
kept
busy
cheering
them.
'
TODAY,
7
-
9
p.m.
"Beast
From
20,000
Fathom
Start
THURS.
TOTEM
Mill
I
h
'
(Mr.
MlHIIIlfloli)
H
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3
H
,
A
K
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3
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--
A
8
3
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vi
a
The
bidding:
fioilth
West
Nurth
1
H
Phh
1
tl
3
H
Puss
4
H
bincd
three
bases
on
balls
and
long
fly
in
the
eighth
inning
fur
their
only
tally.
t
The
loss
dropped
Salem
two
ftill
games
back
of
the
pace-setting
Spokane
Indians
who
shaded
Tri-City,
4-3.
In
other
mimes,
Victoria
turned
back
Yakima
8-3;
Lewiston
edged
Calgary
10-9
and
Edmonton
and
WenaU'hee
divided
a
double-header.
Edmonton
taking
the
first
game
5-1
in
seven
innings
and
Wenatchce
the
nightcap
3-2
in
ten.
'Marshall,
who
was
signed
by
the
Caps
as
a
free
agent
last
week,
almost
lost
his
no-hitter
with
two
out
in
the
ninth
inn
Gary's
ortenM
dreamboat
Unmake
nnlu
Ih
Unn.,n.
.1
Kast
Piua
&yGRANT
First
Division
Teams
Stand
Chance
to
Catch
Leaders
At)
par
PCL
Standings
Includes
games
of
Aug.
11)
By
The
Cuuadmu
Prcji
Ok
I-
WAITF
Canadians
Still
in
Fight
For
Open
Title
6k
KERR
PIDGEON
This
gave
Mr.
Champion
time
to
develop
the
hand
but
tvn
so
he
should
ha
vol
been
down
Mr
By
BEN
rill.EGAR
Associated
Press
Bports
Writer
-.split
a
pair.
The
Browns
took
the
first
5-2,
the
Tigers
the
in!
second
9-3.
W
Hollywood
89
Seattle
81
Los
Angeles
72
San
Francisco
69
Portland
68
ing
when
Salem's
Gary
Ballard
;
The
first
division
teams
BETTA
ST.
JOHN
L
52
60
69
73
72
77
78
83
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20
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26
2
30
12
Mi
til!-fori
f!W
one.
He
took
the
first
trick
if!
His
own
hand
with
the
ace
ol
I
hearts.
He
led
small
heart
to
!
dummy's
queen,
Mr.
Abel
discarding
the
eight
of
clubs.
Next
came
a
low
spade
from
Chicago
Cubs
edged
Cincinnati
Redlegs
1-0.
Philadelphia
Phillies
defeated
Pittsburgh
3-0,
Urfted
a
long
fly
to
left
centre
both
major
leagues
could
look
at
field.
Oale
Taylor
made
a
stab
the
calendar
today
and
tell
for
the
ball
and
lost
it
but
the
the.-nselves
"we
can
still
do
it."
LONDON,
Out.
CP)
Some
of
the
top
women
golfers
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
got
through
the
opening
round
of
the
Canadian
Ladies'
Open
golf
San
Diego
M
official
scorer
ruled
it
was
an
That's
because
on
Aug.
12
two
j
but
lost
7-4
in
a
game
that
was
Sacramento
error.
.
years
ago,
New
York
Giants
I
finally
finished
after
being
left
,
0aklantl
62
59
the
board
and
Mr.
Abel
was
on
championship
here
Tuesday
,
find
enter
the
third
day
of
play
sPl-
"c
rciaea
io
win
wun
lor-
the
title
today.
i
""
c
roul"
queen
Marlcne
Stewart,
Canada's
!of
diamonds
but
Mr.
Champion
Marshall
pitched
for
the
New
were
13
games
behind
Brooklyn,
;
juiy
a
oy
wie
York
Yankees
and
the
St.
Louis
yet
they
caught
the
Dodgers
i
Pennsylvania
Sunday
curfew
Browns
prior
to
his
stint
with
on
the
final
day
of
the
season
I
law.
The
Pirates
had
been
the
Stars,
in
his
first
start
for
and
went
on
to
win
a
playoff
ahead
7-0
when
time
was
called
Vancouver
last
week,
he
was
for
the
National
League
pen-
after
6'i
innings,
driven
to
the
showers
in
the
nant.
The
Brooklyn
victory
was
a
rarly
innings
by
the
Victoria
I
The
teams
in
second,
third
great
personal
satisfaction
for
Jyees.
and
fourth
place
in
both
!
righthander
Carl
Ersklne.
The
Stars
Leading
By
Eight
Games
j
By
The
Canadian
Press
TODAY
"A
QUEEN
IS
CROWNED"
7
.
9:00
In
Color
by
Trcluiirolur
19-ycar-old
golfing
hope
from!won
wun
lne
ace-
casnea
tne
I'onthill,
Out.,
was
in
top
form
ck
of
spades,
entered
dummy
Tuesday,
defeating
June
Baker
wlth
a
trunlP
and
discarded
his
of
Winnipeg
7
and
5
as
she
:
two
losinB
diamonds
on
the
ace
showed
a
great
improvement
:
8nd
1ueen
of
Pdes.
Thus
he
,
over
her
qualifying
round
of
78,
on'y
one
sP"dc
nd
two
I
one
over
par
for
the
difficult
1c'ubs'
!
London
Hunt
Club
layout.
I
Mr.
Abel
should
have
askd
One
of
the
toughest
battles
of
himself
why
Mr.
Champion
had
the
day
came
as
defending
pulled
a
small
spade
out
from
Wonatehcp's
Charley
Oubre
leagues
go
into
today's
contests
j
Dodger
ace
gave
up
just
two;
Eight
games
separate
first-turned
in
the
evening's
next-
I
less
than
13
games
out
of
the
i
hits
both
singles
by
Hank
place
Hollywood,
and
the
pursu-best
pitching
job,
a
five-hitter
lead.
In
the
National,
Brook-
j
Thompson
as
he
beat
the
ing
Seattle
Rainiers
In
the
chase
in
the
extra-inning
affair
with
'
lyn
is
1'2
in
front
of
Milwau-
j
Giants
at
the
Polo
Grounds
for
the
Pacific
Coast
League
Edmonton.
It
was
his
13th
kee
Braves
with
Philadelphia
where
he
had
failed
five
times
pennant.
win
against
11
losses.
Edmon-
Phillies
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
i
in
a
row.
Carl
Furillo
and
Gil
Hollywood's
"cousins,"
the
Sac-
Two
great
stars
in
I
lie
onr?
ureal
love
stnry
nf
Afrlra
SUSAN
HAYWAKD
-
ROBERT
MITCI1UM
In
White
Witch
Dodo
In
Color
by
Technicolor
rhampion
Edean
Anderson
.
of
under
the
ace-queen.
With
two
tied
for
third,
liu,
games
back,
i
Hoages
nomered.
'
ramcnto
Solons.
who've
won
onlv
worthless
spades,
the
play
would
have
been
to
lead
from
the
In
the
American,
New
York
Back-to-back
doubles
bv
Kollv
four
of
20
eames
from
the
Stars
...
t
.
i
ton's
John
Conant
was
trying
for
his
2()th
win
but
suffered
his
loth
loss.
...
......
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a
wuoi'vif
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ft
vu
w
itiiu
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nr,l
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(1,1.
Dcn
lm.nr
4n
1,
n
Inr,nu
Yanks
lead
Chicago
White
Sox
HIUO
dull
IVtU
OUllUClVllt,-imi,
111
Vll.-
OCUVlll.
WWCU
IAJ
tllu
IVIIVIVIO
Tl,n
r-nn.,fli.in
ti.u
,,r,
i.n
at
closed
hand
and
finesse
the
u
11
...
.
,
.
.....
.
nil
aiiiHimii
w
a
ujj
uuu
STARTS
TOMORROW
sij
giinies
wun
uiuu-piace
,
me
nintn
gave
tne
carainais
luesqay
nignt,
3-1.
1.0s
Angeics,
tnc
sixtn
but
the
U.S.
player
'
(fucen.
as
she
Also,
with
three
spades
to
the
Also
Cartoon
-
News
"llrrinuda"
gradually
moved
ahead
found
her
form.
vuTvi'iauu
ii
UT..1U11U
aiiu
luuiwii-
1
ineir
victory
over
MiiwauKee.
mcanwnue,
was
turning
uaCK
iPlace
Boston
12'2.
j
Fine
clutch
pitching
by
Walt
Seattle,
4-1.
1
The
size
of
the
leads
changed
.Master-son
saved
Washington's
Portland
outslui'ged
Oakland
CAPIT01'
jjack,
Mr.
Champion's
best
play
survivors
,
would
have
been
to
finesse
the
Wll
Standings
'Includes
games
of
Aug.
Ill
Among
Canadian
EVENINGS
1
9:
A
KAMOIS
PLAVKBSTHtW
Saturday
Matinees
2
4;25
!
Thn
v.nk,.;
1
d
V
.,2
.
,
D
u
1
ana
tooK
a
10-B
oecision
in
Port-
who
play
today
besides
Miss
queen
of
spades,
then
play
the
thev
h
wPd
"to
WathinitSrin
y,-rehe;
ho
a'ad-
The
game
produced
25
Stewart
.
are
Ada
Mackenzie,
ace.
If
the
king
of
spades
were
itomnmWr":
7n"?i
ShtOUttc!f"H
ChlCag
hits-
16
by
PortlaI,d-
Jenosle
Toronto;
Shirley
Woodley.
Tor-
doublcton
on
his
left
he
would
ncvH-mri
rnSnn,
l
ll
gainst
New
York
Sunday
came
Heard.
Portland
rookie,
went
the
onto;
Babs
Davies,
Vancouver:
lose
no
tricks
In
the
suit.
uluon
'
reZJ
"in
?
T
th!
"
""
CleVe"
d'sta"-e
fnr
his
)3f"
victory,
but
Mrs.
Helen
Cleat,
Vancouver:
Now
if
he
had
the
jack
dou-
,innTrh,
was
irLyii"
Na
la"d'.
hn
BUI
Howerton
found
him
for
a
1
Anne
Sharpe.
Fonthill.
Ont.;
bleton,
the
play
would
make
J
OU.NKi
I
ft
iVil'i
r-HriifMi
ncramr
Hrtivtnc
In
thvi
ninh
h
r
MY
fn
Mn:
J
H
MM'artnr
Tii-rrt
some
sense.
la
that
case.
Mr.
New
York
4-0
and
St.
Louis
the
first
American
League
pit-
By
The
CtuiarllHU
PrcsB
W
L
Pet.
GB
Spokane
29
17
.630
Salem
2
18
.591
2
Vancouver
25
22
.532
4'2
TaJtiaia
23
21
.523
5
,
Kdmonton
21
21
.500
6
Lewiston
20
22
.476
7
Tri-City
20
24
.455
8
Victoria
20
26
.435
9
!
Wenatchce
18
25
.410
9'2
Calgary
17
25
.405
10
I
aboard.
edged
Milwaukee
4-3.
rhpr
t.n
win
1R
varnpg
tViiu
B03.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Edcy.
Winnipeg.
'Abel
could
win
one
spade
by
Eight
Americans
are
also
!n
!
going
in
with
his
king.
But
Mr,
the
running,
including
the
Se-1
Champion
would
then
take
Boston
Red
Sox
won
twice
at
Philadelphia,
whipping
the
fending
champion.
three
spades.
!
San
Frenclsco
alld
San
Dle
.son
as
he
took
the
first
game
of
the
Red
Sox
twin
bill
at
Bradford
hurled
San
Franclsqo
Philadelphia,
but
he
needed
help
divided
a
doubleheader.
Bill
from
three
relief
men
in
the
to
a
4-2
victory
In
the
onener
7-6
and
7-5.
Detroit
Tigers
and
St.
Louis
Browns
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CHVUNft
PACKING
KTOHAGE
First
Avenue
and
McHride
Street
Not
Finance
Minister
One
of
the
favorites
for
the
title
is
Orace
Lcnczyk
of
New-ington.
Conn.,
twice
champion,
who
won
8
and
7
from
Marlene
ninth
If
Mr.
Abel
ducked,
he
would
win
no
spades
at
all.
But
on
the
other
hand,
Mr.
Champion
rould
then
win
only
two
spades.
inning.
In
the
second
h,in
,,,,
i,.,
pome
'
Ellis
Kinder
preserved
Skinny
Brown's
11th
victory.
Padres
"
Bob
Kerrigan
was
the
,.,u'
T
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i
VANCOUVER
?
F
Isheries
Robert
Wilhelm
Bunsert,
in-
Ministcr-
Sin(.liliri
re-elected
in
vctor
o
fthe
bunsen
burner,
was
Monday's
federal
election,
has
the
first
to
obtain
magnesium
in
denied
reports
that
he
may
be
difference
in
the
second
game
as'
""""
"
"-""
i
"
orience
wouia
nave
oeaien
he
blanked
the
Seals,
6-0,
alld
the
11th.
She
meets
Mrs.
Edeyl
would
have
had
to
lose
two
in
line
for
the
finance
portfolio
its
metallic
state.
permitted
only
four
hits.
today.
'clubs
and
two
diamonds
event
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
By
The
Asouclatc-d
Press
Mi-Miii
Beach
Nino
Valdes.
ually.
in
the
Dominion
cabinet.
"I
don't
care
who
the
next
finance
ministcr
is.
but
It
won't
209V
Havana,
outpointed
Babe
me,"
said
Mr.
Sinclair,
assist-
yard
Charles.
191
'2,
Cincinnati,
ant
to
Finance
Minister
Abbott
io
before
taking
over
the
fisheries
,,
niBIn.
Death-Defying
Feats
Slated
In
Kinsman-Sponsored
Show
Be
yourself
again...
refresh
with
a
Coke
At
play
or
at
work
tlie
traditional
refreshment
portfolio.
leno.
1301
Juarez,
Mexico,
On
Saturday
night,
Roosevelt
At
present
two
are
in
hospital
An
accomplished
boomerang
stopped
Santiago
Estcban,
138
thrower
can
heave
the
wphihiiis
Denver,
7.
C2IDCflB5
Park
will
be
the
scene
of
crash-
from
slight
Injuries
suffered
in
'Sui;arl
Wilson,
Ins;,
rolling
cars
and
speeding,
performances
during
the
last
few
more
than
200
yards.
Brooklyn
A
I
MB
t'nclcwood.
n.j.,
imipoirii.cn
cni.sning
motorcycles
as
the
Van-
weeks
but
are
expected
to
join
;Tcd
Murray,
149,
New
York,
10.
of
Canada
is
a
frosty
bottle
of
CK-a-C'ola.
It
had
to
be
good
to
get
where
it
b.
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGESTS
"TAILING"
AND
"BULGING"
TROUT.
coiiver
Death
Dodgers
put
on
a
the
rest
of
the
group
in
Prince
fender-twisting
exhibition.
Man-
Rupert.
aged
by
A.
L.
Klatt
of
Vancou-;
included
in
the
cast
of
stars
is
ver
who
has
been
16
years
In
the
Mary
Allen,
2-yearold
Van-automobile
and
motorcycle
couverite,
billed
as
the
only
stunting
business,
they
will
give
WOman
motorcycle
stuntcr
in
e
folid
two
hours
of
nerve-ting-
Canada,
who
does
acrobatics
on
ling
entertainment.
a
speeding
bike.
Trap
Shooting
Meet
Postponed
The
trap
shooting
moot
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Oun
fVnn
nritj
in
y
lit,
cnlinrinlurl
f,,
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m
wwuKt:.s
me
u.:iuB
niher
a.
tji
in
the
show
liwln.lo
sponsored
by
the
Kinsmen
Club
a
ramp
to
ramp
motorcycle
jump
Si
'38
Plymouth
$650
'50
Chrysler
7-pass.
Sedan
$1125
'4!l
Ford
Tudor
$1350
'52
S
t
ii
l'
tinker
Champion
5-pass'i,Ker
Coupe,
air-conditioned....
$2275
'50
Austin
Sedan
$1050
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
tonight
has
been
postponed
for
Jin
u!?,,
tu
Fu"?s,
rald
through
a
blazing
hoop,
a
motor-
CURRENT
r-f-5?Vl
two
weeks
until
August
26.
i
cycle
jump
over
10
men,
an
Iron
IIUU.CIUUS
lYlll.MIieil
piOjCCVS
BUCn
'
..
fn.
,
,h,.h
a
1HH
tm.lr
At
that
time
the
usual
prize
-
T
Lakelse
h?.K'Ten
Lake
K1"dies'
CamP
at
i
Is
driven
over
a
plank
supported
meet
will
be
held
and
it
is
ex
oected
that
the
Columbia
Cel
lulose
team
will
defend
the
Ru
to,
Although
this
show
will
be
cnmatt-ilnrr
iMir
In
ti-l,i,n
T5
1
1
by
the
chest
of
the
manager,
and
the
Human
Battering
Ram
who
crashes
through
a
flaming
barrier
while
mounted
on
the
hood
pert
Radio
trophy.
The
custom-
Blltomnhlle
and
motorrvcle
stnnU
ary
spoon
shoot
will
also
be
Ing
done
by
experts
has
become
staged
on
August
26.
!one
of
tne
most
poplar
enter-
cf
car
Plans
are
being
made
for
the
tainments
in
the
last
few
vears.
Lwaaa
M
TROUT'S
TAIL
PROTRUDING
ABOVE
TMF
WATER'S
SURFACE
IN
MEDIUM-FAST
WATER
OF
A
'
SHALLOW
RUN
means:
feed
ING
DEEP
ON
DRIFTING
NYMPHS,
BErORE
FLV-MATCW
BEGINS.
FISH
WITH
2
OR
3
LIVE
OR
IMITATION
NYMPHS,
WEIGHTED
TO
DRIFT
,'
PEEP.
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
The
Death
Dodgers
themselves
club
to
go
to
Terrace
to
shoot
'
are
well
known
throughout
Can-against
the
rod
and
gun
club
i
ada
as
one
of
the
top
troupes,
there.
Further
news
of
this
trip
!
It
Is
hoped
that
the
full
crew
will
be
published
when
plans
of
10
entertainers
will
be
on
'
are
completed.
.
hand
for
Saturday
night
here.
BOOTS
for
Boys
and
Youths
.
...
for
Play
and
School
!
WALLAC
E'S
MEN'S
SHOP
A
STORE
FOR
MEN
Naturally
the
women,
too,
recognize
Wallace's
Men's
Shop
excellent
taste
and
selection
In
men's
wear
.
.
.
You'll
like
the
pleasant
surroundings,
too.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Jut
GINS
OCCURS
-jir
Nuron
Double
Sole
.
A5
NYMPHS
RISE
TO
SURFACE
TO
HATCH
IN
CA'.MER
WATERS.
FIN
OR
SWIRLED
WATER
IS
TIP-OFF.
FIS.
DRIFTED
NYMPM
OR
WET
FLY.
Rubber
Heels
Water-proofed
1
Hard
Toe
Cap
RE-ROOF...
IFOR
SALE
METROPOLE
BUILDING
The
land
and
premises
known
as
Metropole
Building
at
315
Third
Avenue
West
on
Lots
31
and
32,
Block
34,
Section
1,
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
comprising
a
two-storey
frame
building
and
land
In
the
heart
of
the
retail
district.
Bids
will
be
considered
on
the
basis
of
all
cash
or
one-half
cash
and
balance
on
terms
at
5
interest.
The
highest
or
any
bid
not
necessarily
accepted.
Bids
to
be
marked
"Tender
for
Metropole
Property"
and
to
be
delivered
to
the
office
of
Brown
Si
Harvey,
Box
188,
r
Prince
Rupert,
BCr
by-
41
s00
a.m.-August
24th,
1953.
Boys'
sizes
1,
2,
3,
4
and
&
Author
i
d
bHltr
al
Coca-Colo
undar
cunltoel
wild
Cc-Cla
Youth.'
$4.95
11.12
and
13
X,VV
with
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles
Inquire
obout
our
Instalment
Payment
Plan
FOR
FREE
ESTIMATES
SEE
OR
CALL
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
1
mi
..,-iAnr.
.
.
,
phmie
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
9fl
.
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