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Kupcif
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fNewi
Saturday.
March
,
1952
MUSIC
.
.
.
DRAMA
...
ART
...
BOOKS
'
There
is
a
girls'
game
planned
as
the
preliminary
for
Saturday
sight's
show.
WJliaVi
tlolnq
al
Annual
Shahesperian
Theatre
Festival
Awaits
Record
Crowds
(
I
L
platter
Parade-
j
by
DICK
WESCH
Classical
Research
ClVlC
un
the
BOOK
SHELF
j
ENTRE
By
JACQUES
POUTEAU
'
j
STRATFORD-ON-AVON,
England
(Reuters)
j
This
birthplace
of
William
Shakespeare
is
once
morel
Monday's
crafts
for
Junior
girls
were
quite
exciting
this
week
with
several
youngsters
in
attendance.
Marina
Postulo
started
to
make
a
shopping
bag
for
the
hobby
show
and
did
very
well.
The
other
girls
were
making
vases
from
plain
bottles
with
colored
wool
glued
on
with
var-nish.
This
will
be
continued
for
a
week
so
that
others
may
come
and
enjoy
the
fun.
A
jar
will
make
a
nice-shaped
vase.
BOOK
SHELF
A
top
seller
in
Canadian
book,
stores
last
year
and
currently
iZms
to
be
hopping
NATION'S
HONOR
ROIL
OF
I'ndwiiRon
to
either
copy
HITS
1.
-Cry,"
by
Johnny
Ray;
i
!Ton
of
"1W
Me
why
2-
"TeU
Me
Why."
by
the
Four
1,
,mpare
to
the
Four
Aces;
"Slow
Poke,"
by
Pee
Wee
?
,wiin7
but
theiKinir:
"Anv
Time."
hv
fhh
In
the
classical
department,
a
recording
gaining
popularity
is
"Variations
On
a
Nursery
Theme,"
by
Dohnanyi;
played
by
Cyril
Smith
and
the
Liverpool
Ocean
Falls
Basketball
Association
are
sending
a
team
to
Prince
Rupert
to
play
the
return
match
against
CCC
300
team.
The
Ocean
Falls
girls
will
play
the.
High
School
girls
and
the
Peoples
Store
with
a
game
scheduled
for
each
night.
bustling
with
preparations
to
receive
a
record
flow-!
gaining
top
circulation
at
Prince
f
;w;
f
thr
IV.rrl
Ptinn
f
Clnno.ml1
Public
Library
is
Hugh
nan's
fouth
novel.
EACH
plays
opening
at
the
Memorial
Theatre
March
13.
MAN'S
SON,
avivid
portrayil
of
life
In
the
Nova
Scotia
coal
fields
before
the
Fist
World
War.
li
es
have
little
to
worry
!
Cried."
by
Johnny
Ray;
"Wheel
Concerto
No.
2
in
A
Major,"
by
i;.u,
fine
renditions
ofi
of
Fortune,"
by
Kay
Starr:
I
rust,
wnrri
h
vaix.n.
i?
For
nearly
eiffht
months,
this
-
-
little
Warwickshire
market
town
ance
at
Stratford
of
Sir
Ralph
where
the
great
poet-dramatist
Richardson,
a
top-rank
British
was
born
in
1564,
wiil
again
teem
actor
and
two
other
newcomers,
with
visitors.
British
actress
Margaret
Leigh-
The
place
is
Cape
Breton
Is-1
land;
the
time
1913.
The
people;
are
rough.
God-fearing
coal
min-
'
them
Ivrated
PP
tune'
how-,
-please
Mr.
Sun
"
by
Johnny
j
wlth
the
Philharmonic,
conduct-iy
Horace
Baily
Coral',
Ray;
"Tiger
Rag."
by
Les
Paul!
or
Walter
Susskind.
Fisher
(Victor)
,,
and
Mary
Ftord;
"Bermuda,"
by
Eddy
The
composer
In
1922
dedicated
Washington.
Ralph,
Mar-
the
Bell
Staters,
and
"Blue
Tan-
the
"Variations
on
a
Nursery
l,th
Mercury.;
Roberta,.
by
Leroy
Anderson.
All
Theme-on
the
old
French
folk
The
natura!
attraction
of
the
ton
and
American
actress
Mary
;
ers,
-
toughened,
many
aM
of
GIFTS
Hand
Made
in
India
MARAItABAAD
BRASSWARE
INDIAN
CRAFTS
Shakespeare
festival
has
been
Ellis.
,ai,
Four
Tunes
(Victor),;
named
In
sequence
of
popular
song,
"Ah,
vos
diral,
je
Mam-
I
'
tenng
to
them
""
Is
Zt'
Dan
Ainslee,
ZZ'.ii
a
enhanced
in
recent
years
by
the
Anthony
Quay
le,
who
has
pro-
brllUart
doctor,
bound
through
mu,tK
i
.
nrt,,,
f.n
ducod
emht
niav
at.
st
ra
t
fnrrt
:
1
Kaye
and
SKceis
mc-
ny.
ihCw"r.h?own!
WKKS
SKETCH:
By
f
i
whv
"
;
now
tne
name
.t
25-year-old
;
a
sense
of
duty
and
love
of
man
a
point
where
its
performances
since
he
became
director
in
1948,;
patch
tne
results
of
their
1
up
will
win
devote
uivuie
iuinst.li
himself
exclusively
exclusively
rtrllnk
drunken
hmil
brawls.
Urithin
Within
him
hi
is
la
man,"
or
better
known
as,
"Twinkle,
twinkle,
little
star!"
to
the
enjoyment
of
lovers
of
humor
and
to
the
annoyance
of
others.
The
Variations
begin
with
an
!
Johnny
Ray
is
known
by
most
often
outshine
those
given
in
London
at
the
Old
Vic.
to
acting
this
year.
SFW?
everyone
who
listens
to
ballads
Varr
has
the
nwi
"i
on
recoras,
ine
juse
Doxes
ana
the
burning
desire
for
a
son
which
he
can
never
have
and
so
he
places
his
affections
and
ambitions
on
another
man's.
Last
year
the
Playhouse,
which
He
wl11
beB'n
by
Playing
the
was
redecorated
the
previous
tltle
role
ln
"Coriolanus,"
which
winter
and
altered
to
increase
Pens
this
vear's
season.
Al-
well
on
its
i
thp
radio.
He
hag
a
style
all
his
!
eP'c
Joke.
The
orchestral
intro-
Make
absolutely
sure
you
see
these
Bella,
Vases,
Trays
and
Ash
Trays
in
color
of
the
Far
East,
made
painstakingly
hy
band.
We
also
have
mm
lovely
hand-carved
Shishim
wood
Trays
and
Brackets
aba
made
in
India.
appar-
'
duction
immediately
establishes
Js.ircess
racking
up
a
sale
i
own
and
one
which
is,
U
.'
.
.
1A
Clio
nnnmll.n
U.
the
seating
caDacitv
to
1.300.
iHMi.g
among
t,na.KCs-
by
living
a
serious-sober
mood
which
the
The
boy
Is
young
Alan
Mac-
1,0
COpieS
111
a
J
-.J
CIIWJ,
n.(.uinnoucu
her
version
in
,
every
note
he
sings.
4
nlatinK
an
on
the!
Ray
works
himself
Into
such
In
Woe
Minor"
and
which
rises
of
335,000
spectators
during
the
lure
on
the
list
effort
to
protect
her
child
per-
performed.
top'tunes.
Other
fine
an
emotional
frenzy
when
he
!
to
a
full-voiced
climax
of
Wag-
S
31-week
season.
!haPs
to
shield
ner
own
pride-l
March
25,
there
will
be
a
re-
,
are
by
the
Bell
Sisters
:
performs
that
he
breaks
down
I
nerian
proportions.
At
this
point
The
season
this
year
will
1
,,.,'
r
i
has
portrayed
Alan's
father
as
TOTEM
POLE
GIFT
SHOP
superior
to
the
men
of
the
mi'
BU1U
UiiXIlU
.CI1VCIS
Wltll
it
w-tjva
o-iiu
lire
LUCiiuc
ou-
)
in
Ajn(ll
-
llT,u
limmv
Seoit
i
Coral
and
1
away
from
his
piano
and
be
perky
little
theme
snd
the
fun
!
thorities
again
expect
more
than
Mst
it
ai
u
the
nia.
rWn
21
1
Sixth
Street
Nihmatoii
(Mercury
i.
;
alne.
It
takes
at
least
15
min
r
"
trif
(hlQ
mr
f'tr
Chn
Ir
nryrnr,
xn
mines.
In
reality.
Archie
Mcr
Neil
is
a
broken-down
prize
fighter
who
has
deserted
his
glory.
At
the
end
of
February,
70,000
birthday
celebrations
April
23.
ftur
taus.
iMi
,
uu-
mr
uun
w
raum
uui
evtn
,
mere
are
iz
variations
in
ail
Mr.
Emotion"
Ray
on
hia
manager
refrains
from
talk-
which
explore
every
form
from
ordinss
of
"t
ry.
Littln
lug
to
him
at
the
time.
He
can't
a
strict
militaristic
march
to
a
ucKeis
ior
tne
nrsi,
io
weeKS
oi
oien
Byam
Shaw's
production1
family
y
to
lo
battle
Datue
his
nls
way
wav
to
10
performances
had
been
sold
in
0f
as
Ynu
likP
it"
h
nr.
iwhicn
ne
could
never
gain
IBritain
and
abroad
i
,j
;i
on
.
Th
(loud.
"I'lease.
.ir.
sun.
eat
lor
nours
aiterwaraa
and
nas
delightful
Viennese
Waltz.
enhearied,"
are
out
been
known
t
U
10
pounds,
List's
"A
Major
Concerto"
has
One
of
this
season's
attrac-
John
CYirtautVs
ZZ'Zl
.r'1
But
there
are
labo.
amoneothers:
a
week.
open
auny
cauea
tne
"lire
anattions
will
he
thp
first.
nnrar.
"Mnr.netv."
win
ha
i.,0r.
Magistrate
MacKeegan,
whose
i
MW
Columbia
recording.
Ard
JlM
hV
bv
the
the
Bill
Bill
Duvis
UUV1S
trio,
triO,
Th
lut.UHl
tinvlng
H-m.-llInn
tlHuontiiro
nf
a
molnrfu"
Ih.i
.
6
fhdo
a
we
i"o
01
.urnlwrio
ls
nalI
d(.tttj
wears
a
small
music
steers
a
course
based
oni
.
.-x:
..
.1
I
nuin
m
Vitu
"
i
i
i
........
...
"j!ia-iir'
,neartng-aa
in
nw
kh
ear
ana
the
change
In
form
of
the
mai
Originals
by
Leading
Canadian
j,,y
Desmond,
lormeriy
oi
(
accompanies
nimself
on
the
theme,
a
great
one,
which
as
Gaelic
oaths
resound
through
the
courtroom;
old
Mrs.
McCuish,
sitting
on
her
doorstep,
echoing
the
damnations
of
sinners
to
anyone
passing
by;
Red
Willy
Maclsaac,
reeling
off
stories
with
incomparable
gusto.
These
people
will
hold
fast
tr
the
reader's
memory
for
years
to
come.
.ttorU-i,
seems
w
iwve
piano
10
near
oevier.
ne
nas
sumes
guises.
many
VA'll
A
r
I
i
i
r.S
ff."
15rri'iirR?JAr,,s,s
w,
Feature
Lol
Show
The
main
art
exhibit
beine-
brought
in
for
thp
Art
.;iao,
Had,
"min,
-.
is
mre
wcituvMisiBiuiiiuiuiiiuu
ne
at
long
lasi
lanaea
a
JOD
h,
Rvmnhnnlc
That
1
nls
nnom
i
hi.
.nmivuiiiinn
oil
a
niht
,
i..k
ni..ni,
i
t
sympnonic
poems,
mat
is,
k..
his
,--n
own
composition,
as
a
eight
duh
pianist
in
Los
rn
wnu-n
bv
the
music
ls
in
continuous
one
-.,'.
j
r-i.-uii,:.:
a
m
f
.
n
mi
v.
u
ana
i
ran
txnioiiion
April
b
to
will
ne
a
collection
t
Darlin'."
Angeius,
He
Was
on
day
djscov-
MacLennan
has
written
the
retained
throughout,
being
ai-
of
the
original
paintings
fc
for
the
covers
of
Maclean's
'TOk
wKh
nadia,ns
have
long
tered
by
changes
of
rhythm,!
,
,
.
,
,
,.
been
anticipating.
Stirring,
warm,
lot
ul
laughs,
don't
miss
ered
slnRlng
in
a
pub
in
Detroit
f
Katz
s
Capitiil
recording
by
a
Columbia
Records
scout
and
friitf
Boats."
What
he
does
was
slened
on
the
spot.
Three
temrjo.
harmonv
to
suit
the
1
iuagaiuic.
i
iic-sc
tuv
ei
s
ai
t;
uune
ov
anaua
s
leauing
i
sensiuve
...
wruten
witn
cratts
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Your
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at
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NEVER
BEFORE
SAILORS'
POLKA
E.
Martin
FIVE
FOOT
TWO,
EYES
OF
BLUE
MARSHMALLOW
MOON
Four
Knights
TIGER
RAO
Les
Paul
and
IT'S
A
LONESOME
OLD
TOWN
Mary
Ford
WESTERN
RECORDS
OPES
THY
MERCIFUL
ARMS
I
illustrators
and
it
will
be
interesting
to
see
their
shouldnt
happen
to
a
weeks
later,
Johnny
was
record-This
one
is
backed
by
Uig.
"Mr.
Emotion."
as
he
Is
dub
moods
of
music.
Malcuzynski
gives
a
manship
and
simplicity.
Each
Man's
Son
will
touch
deeply
every
man
or
woman
with
child
thi
work
in
the
ong'niil
form
powerful
performance
of
f
bed,
haa
composed
more
than
i
.
...
......
.
ttrtth
H.i.l
...t-
I
1
.
.
MENDED
LISTENING
:
renor
with
only
the
longing
140
songs
himself.
Including
concerto
which
reaches
the'
n
uus
exiiiuuion
is
,
-
-o...
,
t
utu
whit.
r-im.H
Tht.
st.at.irp
of
t.hP
orpot.
i.it.
nom.
showing
in
Victoria,
then
travels
,
deep
blue
seas
of
Hecate
Strait,
for
them.
l.S.
ie
Bailey's
"I
Want
Yom."
"Till
A"
..
he
vely
clouds
blowing
above
iGreos
the
Stars
Dante'
here.
.
Crlt.d
of
whfch
n
hag
Qver
of
Faust
and
i
ike
Oeean.'
.
both
Corali
a
mUlian
discs.
Ray
haa
a
great
phonies.
I
Also
a
large
exhibition
ls
com-
S
ln
"lues
.
soft
greys
and
white
tnim
I.ove
You,'
.An
adult
badminton
tournament
will
be
held
March
30,
31,
April
1
and
entries
are
now
being
received.
following
of
'teen
abh.
fsini
nnrl
,
.
ung
irora
me
Vancouver
cnooi
--'-
v..v.t
ona.
jnu.ti.
luiiuwiiiH
oi
iccn
age-
luns
ana
Both
these
Dressiniis
are
on
-
.
.
...
.
tw.
i.
.,i,i,.
.i
c.
rij.
toi
Art.
it
win
cover
many
pnases
'
a
JUUJtl-1
"'
-
was
recently
voted
the
"singer
victor
discs
'
of
this
or
any
other
year."
i
KniKhU'
"Walkin'
in
the
nt"
and
Gordon
Mac-B;ib.v
Doll"
i
all
Capitol
i.
of
art,
oil
paintins.
watercolors.l
'ckson
is
very
familiar
with.
i
paints
very
often
and
verv
well.
pii
up
fast
in
popularity
j
Exports
of
penicillin,
strepto-j
'
I'NIQCE
TRANSLATIONS
I
tile
printing.
It
ls
explanatory
,
"e
l
a
lra,e
i
Mae
Morse'
Canitol
re-imvHn
anH
mhpr
rinm
rvrr.rin.-ic
ppsnw
irr.nifr,,i
,r
.
rr.rr.iv.,.
in
nature,
showine
the
various
sea
painting
that
will
be
raffled
I
of
"The
Blacksmith
by
U.S.
pharmaceutical
firms
Powell,
who
spent
more
than
20
-stages
in
the
development
of
;
Wltn
tre
thair
and
lamp
at
the
Patti
Pair's
"Come
What
rose
to
a
record
of
about.
$275,-
years
translating
English
records
eacn
one
with
a
detailed
legend
,
Art
an"
Craft
phlltn-
1
1
Mercury
i,
The
Four
Aces
000.000
in
1051.
according
to
of
ancient
court
sessions
into
attached.
j
Harvey
Uiroutht
Mr
I.ove"
and
Schenley
Laboratories,
Inc.,
modern
English,
has
completed
Among
the
local
pictures
to
be
'
r
ia"
(Deciai
and
Ray
An-
which
ships
drug
products
to
50
her
10th
volume
on
life
in
the
shown,
the
largest
will
be
an
oil
secret
TAKE
MY
HAND
PRECIOUS
Eddie
Arnold
p
.ii
u
itapuow.
ioreign
countries.
old
days.
ouistancnng
oi
a
nearr.
trawler
CALL
HER
YOUR
SWEETHEART
'
Monday
night
a
new
idea
was
1
Jhe
Old
"Squeeze-Box"
Becomes
High
Ranking
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COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
.
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
and
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
Street
Pboue
Klack
389
,
introduced
into
the
Leatherwork
;
class
by
Mrs.
R.
C.
Edwards.
It
!wlll
remai
a
secret
until
it
is
j
introduced
at
the
Hobby
Show
April
5.
Thei.3
is
still
a
month
i
lei
t
during
which
tim-
classes
!
f
jr
those
wi.sh.n
to
make
a
few
liuuiiirjru
Tor
Classical
ana
rop
music,
iou
BUNDLE
OF
SOUTHERN
SUNSHINE
..........
Eddie
Arnold
LP.
RELEASES
LISZT
Concerto
No.
2
in
A
Major,
for
piano
&
orchestra
DOHNANYI
Variations
on
a
Nursery
Theme
(for
piano
and
orchestra
Op.
25
FRANKIE
LANE
One
for
My
Baby
(from
the
film
of
the
same
name)
LOUIS
LEVY
Cole
Porter's
Suite
and
George
Gershwin's
Suite
on
LONDON.
I.
Mi
Mike
Colussi
parades
his
The
accordion
.has
gained
This
is
the
first
attempt
of
an
i
accordion
bands
on
the
popularity
here
only
within
the
all-accordion
band
ln
Canada,
to
1
c,urm8
Prince
Rupert
s
last
two
years,
says
Mr.
Colussl,
his
knowledge,
says
Mr.
Colussi.
,,
,
.
;
articles
will
be
held.
Miss
S'.okes
"l0.!0
PIOfE?S
has
a
handbag
nearly
completed
x,
Nova
Scotia
was
tha
first
Can-
,
.
,
...
.
.
.
,
in
a
st'le
that
13
new
t0
tha
class
adian
province
to
organize
regu-
lar
programs
of
radio
broadcasts
and
will
prove
to
be
popular
at
for
school
classes
in
1928.
Easter.
yuU
uidma
festival
early
but
even
20
years
ago
Anthony
H
will
mark
another
step
Oalla-Rini,
foremost
exponent
of
cultural
development
of
the
"reeas
and
bellows,"
brought
T:'
to
America
and
Carnegie
Hall
a
f'alon
music
as
written
lloh
toonrri
fnr
lh
nppnrrlinn
"It
is
my
hope
to
build
up
a
band
here
which
will
bring
not
only
local
credit
but
far
flung
publicity
to
this
city,"
he
says.
''.ved
today
is
a
far
cry
'
i
"The
accordion
Ls
no
longer
a
"mere
squeeie-box.".
,c
luiueruna
davs
but.
Its
nnlln-Plno
hpvm
crlvlncr
ron-
f'und,
although
much
more
certs
in
classical
music
on
his
For
proof
of
this,
he
recom-
is
as
legendary
as
that
accordion
which
sent
music
crit-
mends
listening
to
such
locord-
classical
instru-
ics
scurrying
fo?
their
pens
with
lngs
as
the
Pletro
Concerto
in
A,
sui'h
as
the
pian0
and
Kc'n
to
write
emblazoning
ad-
by
Galla-Rini
and
for
a
modern
iecogmzed
jectives
of
praise
about
his
per-
touch,
to
the
work
of
Lawrence
;
formance.
Welk
and
his
prodigy,
Myron
Flo-r'nce
Rupert,
the
accor-
I
Today
the
same
Americanized
ren,
who
recently
made
a
tow
,
ven
still
often
referred
to
Italian,
U
still
considered
"tops"
of
southern
B.C.
.
.
Mfueee
box"
was
likely
in
his
fiplri
hut
rnnnv
arp
his,
f-rince
fi
perl
Jforisfj
(Member
Allied
Florists
of
Canada)
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Eft
ninla
mAL'H
Vnill.ff.
une
.
...
"
"vauuiiiu-
ionowers
tnrougnoui
tne
uniiea
i
awui
ju
Kvpt,
muaiy
jv.u..B-
f'nerman
hn
ni..,,,,
v...
.....
ini,,,.
of,A,ai,,,i
simp
e
and
melodic
Nor-
Reason
that
the
accordion
has
in
Prince
Rupert
today.
It
won't
iher
nl?
coumrymen-
Like
btv'n
relegated
so
far
into
the
be
long
before
you
will
be
hear-
icorct
at,U!s
v.anaaa,
background
where
"high
class",
ing
a
lot
more
irom
mem.
W.
BAXTER
fcoeni
tc
tucn
music
is
concernea
is
tne
iacK
oi
j
"in
tact,
1
lorccasi
mat
nign
a
nly
a
slmP'e
literature,
written
music
and
in-
class
accordion
playing
will
in
lent
fn
a
locaf
S'tmple
Umes'
struction
regarding
the
instru-
the
near
future
take
a
part
ln
hstrnm
.stuctent
of
this
ment
until
recent
years.
,
jmost
every
local
entertainment
"rument
which
had
its
nrooram."
he
savs
with
an
air
Box
516
300
Third
Avenue
Phone
177
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1
the
r
i
:
"
"l
years
1
Colussi's
first
introduction
to
of
assurance.
Is
the
most
precious
commodity
known
to
man.
lieve?
th
7
ur"
te
accornion
was
on
nis
latner
s
i'tKnrih
.
as
m
olhpr;knee
but,
not
until
after
the
I
is
cli,
?nca'
the
Second
world
War,
did
he
take
Rupert
"S
Wn
n
formal
Instruction.
Returning
li
no,
'
.
I
from
Vancouver,
he
opened
a
,
i
appllri
t
a"
instrument
.
school
here
and
has
built
up
locorrii
1
slmPIe
music
1
classes
of
students
who
have
prominf
.and
Wi"
"n'
ranged
in
ages
from
S
to
6T.
Hore
in
i
p
ace
than:
The
three
bands
he
will
enter
i
k
of
old
;erpretlng
tne
ln
tre
Music
and
Drama
Festival
"Pular
2
as
we"
as
are
composed
of
12
to
15
students
S
'
saM
MiiMCr,
,
today's
each
ranging
from
comparative
R'y
teache
Ssi'
"r8t
newcomers
to
intermediate
stu-?in
f
Prinn.
u
thls
lns,ru-
dents
with
more
than
one
year's
t
nce.HuPprt.
instruction.
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devoting
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today
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and
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and
present
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readers
will
hove
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