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“Library Club In The Space Age”
Theme Os 7th Confab At Durham
DURHA33 —“The Library Club >
Club in tbe Space Age" is the
theme of she 7th .Annual confer
ence of the Association of North
Carolina ’High School Library j
Clubs. meUing at North vruibno ;
College on Saturday Mar!*’; 14.
Miss Barbara Forbes of Dillard;
High School Goldsboro is press
dell Os th| statewide group
jUmter 9:o* a. sn. registration in
James E. Shepard Memorial Li
brary, the conference will hold its
first general session at 10:30 ». m.
in the Auditorium of the Com
merce Building.
Among the participants at
©peiting meeting are Bt»h
'bie Dsntn, pkHßlsi; Miss Mary
Black well. Cl eme n t High
School, Cleveland, devotions;
and greetings from the follow-
Hadley. President of Cm NCC
President: Hr. Beniamin F.
Smith, librarian. Shepard Me
morial library; and Jerome M.
Dudley. Presides tof the NCC
Student Government Associa
tion.
Calvin Lawrence. Merrick Moore
High School. Durham, will respond
to the greetings.
Professor Evelyn Pope or the N
CC School of Library Science will
deliver the morning’s keynote ad
dress on the year's theme. She will
be introduced by Miss Linda Pow
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Music for the first session will
be furnished by Hillside High
| School of Durham,
i Preside it Forbes will cha'. a
; special business'* session, between
j 11:30 and 12:20. Dear. D. E. Moore
4Straight ‘‘A” Students
Listed At Bennett College
GREENSBORO Four students
j with straight "A" averages led the i
! list of 121 Bennett College students
I who made the honor rah for tin
; first semester.
Students with perfect records in
i elude Misses Jamesena Chalmers
j Fayetteville; Queen Murphy. Fay* 1
i oft ville: Nannie Poole. Baltimore
I Md., all seniors, and Linda Brown,
j Akron, Ohio, a sophomore.
Tlie complete honor roll b;.
i classes follows:
freshmen
Dorothy Bacon West Palm Beach j
,Pi a.; Ezell Brady. Johnson City.
: Term.: Patricia Brown. Atlanta, Ga.
I Carrie Buchanan. Orangeburg. S.
j c.; Rnslyn V. Cheagle. Lynchburg.
Va - Janet Louise Edwards, Spar
i taiiburg. S. C..: Rose'ta Carolyn
I Foster. Riviera. Fla ; Olivia C. Gal-
I! inn Elizabeth City: Lula Mae Gool-
II shy, Mocksville: Mildred B. Graves,
j j Leaksville.
Elots Jores Harper. Greensbo-p;
I j Patricia Ann Hawkins. Athens Go :
II Betty Hull. Washington. P. C.:
| Barbara F Jackson. Burnsville;
Laura E. Jackson Slmpsonville. S.
C. : Mary Frances Lane Alt. Olive;
Gloria A. Lee Tallahassee. Fla.;
Myma J Lee, Liberia. W. Africa:
Jo Jean Lawrence. Winston-Salem;
Gloria J. McCabe, Norfolk. Va
Priscilla B. Rogers. Philadelphia,
Pa.; Rose He Stanley. Brooklyn. N
! Y.; Freddie L. Stukm-. Thomas
i ville. Ga.; Mattilyn P Talford.
I Chester, S. C.: Wiila J. Trim-dale,
j Winston-Salem; Ruby J Watkins
j Detroit. Mich ; Claret ha Webb.
Ij Kansas City. Mo : Gloria Williams
Winston-Salem; Joyce J. Womble,
Charlotte.
SOHOMORES
of the NCC School of Library Sci
ence will instruct toe delegates.
Committee assignments will also
be made during this time.
Delegates are asked to assemble
in front of the Education Building
; ,t 12:20 for the annual photograph
Ellen Alexander. Hartford. Conn.:
Millicen: Alien Phiiadelpuia. Fa.;
Car yn Bennett Miami. Forida: .
Merrill n E. Blotch. Nassau. Balia- j
mas Jacuueline A. Boseman. Ba' j
tiaiore. Md.: Geraldine Brown, j;
Pleasant Hill: Linda B. Brown. Ate- j
r o n Ohio; Teresa A Brown. Wins- |
ton-Salem: Folia Carolyn Brown \
Pleasant Mill: Carolyn Lee Cotton, j
Tsrhoro; Elizabeth D. Baise. Wil- |
mington.
JacQuebne. Poise. YV ilmington,
Essie A. Duncan. Chcraw. S. C.;
Jean F. Gorst. Williamsburg. Va.:
Anne E Hanks. -Westminister. S C.:
Jean F Hayes. Winston-Salem:
Haem; Ft. Lancaster Salisbury;
Eleanor R. Lotson. Savannah. Ga.:
Doris Ann Luck Asheboro: Ovver
do'fvn R Mackcl. C’-icago. 111.: - T " j
Ann M o-tin. Leaksvilk
Barbara J. Melvin, St. Peters
burg Fla.: Beatrice Murray. Win
chester. Kentucky . Charletla Pick
ering. Sumter. S C: Tdajeanne
Robinson. Oberlin, Ohio: Marian T.
Simmons. PayetteviMe: Basyln L
Smith. Princeton, W Va.; Shirlzy
Thompson. St Paul-: Juanita
Wheeler, ThoroasvHlo. Ga
JUNIORS
Vary E Boone. Sanford: Joan M
Didier. Jamaica. B. V, 1 ; Gloria
T Greene, Timmonsville S. C
Helen Houston. Nashville. Ter.r. ;
Dorothy Jordan Goldsboro: Ida T
Kearney. Greensboro* Nancy Kir
by. Hade or-field. N. J.: Mane S
Moore. Winston-Salem: Juanita O
wens. Petersburg. V
T.anre Sawyer. Salisbury:
: Blanche Tuboku- Metzger Free
town. Sierra Leone West Africa;
Edith M. Tuck-.'. Elkin: Bet tv Jo
Writ-ht. Shelby; Lillie B. Wright.
Hewlett. N. Y.
SENIORS
Millie A Adams. Princeton. W
j \r a ; LaVonne Barbour. AnnaWHls,
j Md.- Helen Beriket. Bowling Green
! kv.; Richetta Bell. Reidsville: Ed-
V’in’a Bratcher, Washington. P C.;
Ida Bullock. Manson; Barbara
Campbell, Greensboro: Jamesena
Chalmers. Fayetteviil : Nancy Choi
Seoul Korea; Veronica Dean. Mi
ami Fla : Anita Duckett. Roanoke.
Virginia.
Aneee Faison. Dudley; Ruby L
Ferguson. Easley. S C.: Eleanor
Fields. Richmond. Va : Wilhelms
Gatewood. Gary. W. Va.: Honors
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- tfe*. 2nd Grade of C. W. Bulluck Elementary School lit 2, Rocky
! Mount, are shown as they presented their annual play under the di
| reetion of their teacher. Mrs. A. SI. Harrea of Rocky Mount. The eager
Shaw Includes 65Students
On Semester ’$ Honor Roll
Tiie honor roll for the first se
mester. just released at Shaw Uni
versity by the Registrar, lists 65
students, of this number, thfcie ;
were 17 freshmen 8 sophomores. 11
juniors. 22 seniors. 6 in the School .
of Religion, ar.d 1 unclassified
FRESHMEN; David Collins For
bes, Betty D Ridley. Aaron V
Small Raleigh; James D. Baharci
High Point; Isaac A. Fox, Whita
ker; George A Kennedy. Camden,
N. J.; Lois E. Lane, Brooklyn. N
V.; Euguene MeCullers. Garner;
Edward Mason. Aberdeen; Frances ,
1. Mullins. Lakeland, Fia.: Gloria
; Nimtno. Doris Jean ‘Tel! Green-
I ville: Pernell Parker, Wilmington ;
■ Ruby L. Pinchback. Yanceyvilie; j
Barbara Ann Smith. Winston-Sa
-1,-m. Joyce Ann Sutton. Method; ;
Leroy Waters. Hendersonville
SOPHOMORES: Lu c y Ma e
Bunch. Raleigh: Lucille Batts. Wil
son: Etta Davis. Louisburg: Vivian
McKay. Liliinston; Glenford E
Mitchell. Jamaica 8.W.l : Sylvia
Sifl’ord. Mt. Holiv; Esther L Sneed.
Beulah Weeks, Greenville
JUNIORS: George Mas k. Ral-
I rich; Thomas Armour. MStawar.
i N. J.: Iris Hairston Cooley. Walnut
I Cove; Mae Helen Covington.
1 Wadesboro; Osborne Curry, Union,
Inspires Shaw U. Audience*
“College Students Should
Build Personality” - Bando
Coliege students should build
for themselves a type of personali
ty that will enhance their academ
ic training. Dr Thelma P Bmdo
dean of women at Morgan State
i College told her Shaw University
audience on Monday, March 2
Everyone, she stated, should put
his personality under the psycho
logical microscope. Hornes, schools
and the church must work on this
problem. In naming the three types
I of personalities - inti-overt, extro
! vert, and ambivert, she stated tha f
the temperament of the great mass
of people is the ambivert. as this
group maintains the baiance of the
two extremes.
; She stated that in the curricu
lum of every school, from the up
per elementary grades to the uni
versity. a core program of genera!
education for all students, irre
spective of their specialized inte
j rests, should be emphasized. She
i pointed out that no educational
| program Should narrow its obj»c
--! fives to exclude preparation for
| citizenship, citizenship must be
; taught explicitly - every student
j must know of democratic pro
i cesses, values, and ethical aims.
I and must understand the forces
I that threaten democracy.
■ A minimum general education.
; she stated, will enable the student
■to relate value choices to social
' consequences. She also stated vh<u
; it is part of the school’s task to
| clover, Greensboro: Rosalind
Goodson. Clayton; Marion Grant
Macon, Ga.; Janie Graves, Greens
boro; Mildred Hamlett. Seniors
Ceciie Harrison, Houston Texas:
Ruth Hawkins, Louisburg; Nannie
Hughes. Cheraw. S. C.: Edna Jack
i *on. Ridgeway, S. C.; Gladys Jef
i tries. Guilford College; Mary Bur
; dell Knight, Greensboro; Sarah
i Lawrence, Evanston, ill.: Aria Lo
; max. Tobyh&nna, Penn., Carolyn V
, Lowry, Greensboro; Carolyn P.
! Martin, Durham; Emma Martin, Ml
! Olive.
Geraldine McDade. Efiand;
! Gwendolyn McKee, Greensboro,
; Barbara J. Moyer, White Plains,
| K. Y.: Queen E. Murphy. Fayette
j vile; Mennie Poole, Baltimore. Md :
1 Elizabeth Pope. South. Pittsburg,
I Pa.; Joan E Pritchard, Jefferson.
’■ City. Tenn.; Josephine A. Halford,
! Greensboro; liSura Rowe, Golds
! boro; lady A. Shivers, Aberdeen,
i Mies.; Mary ShoWner. OriJenuboro.
I Ann F. Smith, OwniiHiro; Essie
j F, Wraith, Tfinberlske; Maty Spivey.
: Windsor; Ruby Nell Starks, Trout
i mho: Haaffftie Taylor. Chariottv;
' Mtu-y Jar? WUllums. Winston-Sai
| en»; Carrie D. Wyche. New Canaan,
i Conn.
N. J.. Milton L. Evans. Stokes; Ma
ry Hudson, Parmeie; Sandy McKoy.
Lauiinburg; Nathaniel McNair.
Fayetteville; Jency Mae Penny.
West Palm Beach, Fla.; Mary M
Taylor, Zebu lon
SCHOOL OF RELIGION: George
■ Lett, Lillinglon; E I m a R. Melton
•Spring Hope; Liiite Mitchell, Cove
' City: George P Murphy, Ivanhoe
iS. C.; Helen S. Sneed Clarice
Stephens, Garner, Myrtie R- Street
! er, Greenville; Virginia Williams,
Roanoke Rapids.
SENIORS: Lillian Alston. Law
rence Williams, Raleigh; Bennie
; Benson. Willie Lee McDaniel,
i Asheville; Patricia Hal! Bod die,
' Petersburg, Va.; Alma L Brinson,
j Rose Hill: Theodore V. Carter.
Me < ton; Annie Edwards. James
Karris. Rocky Mount: Joyce Finch.
Cflayton: William Garner. Frank
iptoti; Marvisline Gill, Louisburg;
1 Mai lie C. Goodson. Wendell;
Bertha Greene. Belhaven; Dorir
• Farrish. Mebarie; John H. Foster.
| Louisburg: Joseph L. Morgan.
! Carrboro; Louis Wade, Durham
; Johnny Lee- White, Clinton: Leon
i White. Wake Forest.
I UNCLASSIFIED: Mertie Harris
; Batey, Raleigh.
promote the student’s positive i
dentification with democrative pat
terns of life, the schools must in
fluence the student as a physical.
; social, psychological, religious and
[ moral being.
In conclusion Dr. Ban no said
that free society, if it is to remain
free, requires well-rounded citi
zens - both men and women who
j are willing, qualified, and aceus
; tomed to make their own choices.
| If the educational sj-stem is to help
[ produce citizens capable of exer
' rising and safeguarding such liber-
Women Ire Now Taking A Much
greater Interest In Sewing
i If you're wondering why your
| wife—or your teen-age daughter—
i are sewing away like mad, don’t
! Ik- alarmed. Give her a good-sized
| pat on the back. She’s not only
following the trend throughout the
i United States, a trend in which 35
! million women arc dedicated to the
| theme of making their own clothes,
! but she is giving you a better view
j of herself in pattern fashions de
signed by some of the top-ranking
designer names, whose bills for
clothes would stagger you if you
bad to pay them
Recently the McCall -sponsored
tour o f the IT. S. by Pierre Cardin,
a leading Paris creator, the first
such tour by any top name design
er to be sponsored by a U. S. pat
-1 tern company, pointed up this very
j fact: that patterns are now trans
! tating a *3OO. to *SOO. design into
; terms of a fifty cent to SI.OO pat
! tern.
Hntan Lee. America’s top
designer for children. who
| heads the children's design de
partment of McCall’s has
heSpedl boast their 1938 sales in
the sorts’ and children’s cate
gories by 40 percent. Thus A
weriean yw*Bfß(*r-s may *l«® be
the best-dressed over tkrfmgh
the use of J.fgfcs fashion patterns
at 3 small relative costs.
This trend of home sewing is
headed into a new nigh of a bil
lion dollar industry annually for
j the first time ir. TJ. S. history, ac
i cording to Herbert Bijur. Vice--
| President bf the McCall Corpora
! tion in charge of its pattern ftlVis
i ion. Mr. Bijur. who has just re
j turned from a survey and study
S trio to Australia, savs the trend
| holds there, too.
| “The continuing growth of the
i pattern market.,'’ says Mr. Bijur,
pupils arc performing a rhythm ban;! number in the photo. They also
did songs, Bible readings ami dialogue with much enthusiasm, k. Y
Brown is principal of the school t.I. B. HAWK-EN PHOTO)
RICHARD J. MILLER, right, president of St Louis Radio Station
KXLW. receive* a Bt. I.ouis Argus Distinguished Public Service Award
from Frank W. Mitchell Sr., publisher. Frank L. Stanley, publisher,
i -oni# ville Defender and past president oi the National Newspaper
Publisher’s Asvichstian is io the renter. The presentation was made
-it a dinner meeting in St. Louis lasi week.
I ty. it must provide an environ
| mem full of alternative opportuni
ties. of opportunities to make in
dependent decisions.
Only in this way can our syst r.,
of education make its greatest con
tribulion to a free, responsible ?nr
satisfying society.
The speaker was introduced bv
Dr. William R. Strassner. president
of Shaw University. Tthe wrvk—
was in connection with Religious
j Emphasis Week at Shaw Universi
■ ty.
, ‘ stems front the desire of the fash
| ion-conscious American woman to
jbe both individualistic and well
-1 dressed The satisfaction of creat
j ;np a garment is another import
ant motivation in the un-sewinc
j of home-sewing. There is a custom-
I made look to the pattern-made oui-
I fit. Because high fashion has com
j pietely permeated the pattern
! business, the home-sewer can vmd
! fashions as current as those in high
1 priced ready-to-wear. And tin
! home-made look which character
j teed the garments of former years
i is fading rapidly from the scene
as more and more home-sewer* re
ceive expert training in school*
sewing centers and adult education
classes.”
Closely allied with the sale_ Os
| patterns ate the sales of over-toe
"fnihter 1 re- eowis. During 1957
some -$250 million sales in yard- of
' fabric were sold over piece-good?
j counters in department stores.
! chain stores and independents. By
; 1380. it is predicted that these sales
; will reach *265 millions. Many of
j the 5,000 piece-goods store buyers
who sell these goods and who come
to the N. Y. market, include in
their trip a visit to McCall’s. Here
a panorama of fabrics and model
patterns Is on view to stimulate
their retail store promotions.
ISotwc fwrakfeSßgs help to
gtep-aii ftt fig
ures, too- wad «amy »f
their teen-age y«arßgrtrris _
pretty up their kitetMK. fifing
roWs, bedsvw**® and play
?eutn« with r-tartstes bed
spresuie, feilp covers, even up
Stalsieey in this great trend for
fs It - ywwW a»wi have-ft-
IMsMhis. Craft, do *JSjs swell
the hwwe-vcviag spsnrittg for
keaatslfyteg *tes hoaac as well
t& sfc?EMttfe. bSr. ISJJfflr pva'Us
mi?
mam vtssmxt s wnuhmu; mawm u. taw
out that McCall's Need'eeraft
and Crafts magazine, a twiee
y early publication—the leading
publication in its field — has a
circulation of 88(1.86© per issue
with a total estimated reader
ship of 4 million for each Issue,
i Sales of all three types of pat
terns. —fashions, home furnishings
neediecraft, —are jumping at an in
j creasing rate through newspapers
■ newspaper syndicates and mags*-
; zines.—to a total readership impact
of 739.1)86.9 i‘2 exposures to the
printed word.
Samuel Hopkins
Given $4,800
Danforth Grant
i SALISBURY Mi. Samuel L
; Hopkins, associate professor of Bi-
I ology, Li-lipislone College, Salis
bury has been awarded a Danforth
Special Teacher Grant. This grant
is for twelve months and carries a
stipend of S4.MOu plus tuition and
fees.
Mr. Hopkins is a member of the
Soldiers Memorial A M. K. Zion
Church.
Legal Notices j
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having quad, d ar Administratrix,
C. T. A., under the Will of Hugh Davis,
! deceased, late of Wake County, this
j is to notify ail persons indebted to
I said Estate to make immediate pay
! meat to me: at® all persons having
| claims against raid Estate will present
i to the undersigned on or before March
I 11th 3680. or this notice will be pleaded
: in bar of recovery.
This 10th dav of March. *9W.
MRS SARAH D. DOVE i
Administratrix, C.T.A.
K A SOLOMON. Jr.. Att’y
1311, East Hargett Si.
Raleigh, N. C.
i T 3-11.18,25: 4-1.8,15.
ADMmSTOATOR’S NOTICE ...
NORTH CAROUNA
WAKE COUNTS' -
Having qualified m Administrator of
the Estate of Goidlee Karris, deceased,
late of Wake County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persona having
claims against the Estate of eskS de
ceased to exhibit them to the under-
Signed at 115-i S. Hargett Street «*-
(aigb, North Carolina, on or before the
11th dav of March, 19®. or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their roeov
ery. Ail persons Indebted to the estate j
will please make Immediate payment. i
Tins Uth day of March, %m.
JAMES HARMS. Admr.
Y. J. CARNAGE, Sr G. E BROWN. !
Attorneys
March 14. 21, »: April 4, 11, 18.
ADMINJSTRA'JWBR'S notice
■ NORTH CAROI IN A
< WAKE COUNTY
■i .Having qualified as Administratrix
j of tlm Estate of Mrs. Delia Mack, de
i Tie.yseil, late of Wake l.r.unty. North
I Carolina, ibis is t:> notify ali persona
i having claims against the Estate of salt!
! deceased to exhibit them to the untser
! Signed *1 1212 F, Hargett Street. *a
i »<sigii, North Carolina, on or before the
I ?nd dav of March, 1980. or this notice
| will fee pleaded fa. bar of tbeir wot
i ery. All person:: indent' d to the estate
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Tills €Ui day of Mares.. lfci„
MRS HELEN R. Mii-wE-f..
Administratrix
F. J CARNAGE, Atty
• March H. 21, 23 April 4, 11. 13
NOTCH TO CBKDIOiiS
Having qualified as Co nxeeutors oi
lh-- Estate oi Harry 13r>vL», i_ .
1 Wake County. this is So notify an pv
I sons indebted to said estate to make
! immediate payment to us. and all pe
! sous having claims again-: sans cs.«n
j will present the same to u on or in -
1 iore March Xlui, ißiKi. or ill 1 .- n-Hii e
j will tie pleaded ;n n,, ot i l-co.T i '
This HHll day of March. !J.r
i!Ri BEULAH J tcFE.se
11 L JaYLOH &Mi
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Estate
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NOtJ-CE OF ADMINTSTiiATION
Having qualified as administrate! o’
me estate of Sarah Blown ris ~. l«n
oi Wake Count-. Norm Carolina tun
iis to notify ali persons ha.ing tiaun-
I against the estate of said deceased to
! exhibit the same to the undersigned
ini, or before the 4Ui aay ol February,
i 19U0. or tills notice will be pleaded u
| bar. oi iheir recover". All person • in
| deb ted to said estate please mailt m.
j mediate payment.
This 4th dav of February. IS l -
J XV. Ys.Af.GiN
1111 Fayetteville Street
KaieiEh North Carolina
HAUL C. WEST. ATTOKNEX
P O Box 1963
Raleigh, Nortii Carolina
Feb 14. 21. 23; March 7. 14. 21. 1858
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: NORTH CAROLINA
j WAKE COUNTY
notice
The undersigned, having quaiined
as Executor oi tit« -fatol- of Ciaudt L
Laws, deceased., late of Wake County
this ia to notify ali persons having
claims against said estate to present
them to the KMUu signed on o: before
the 14th day of February. 1960 or tint
notice will fa* pleaded in bar of rr
eovtry. All versons indebted to said
estate will 'please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This 10th day -sf February, 1966
®A*CRSTY L. LAWS, Small'
dimer North Carolina
TAYLOR Se. WXT&SSSLL
Attorney* for ifotate
red. 14. Si, 2*; March 7, 14, SI 1939
AOM»®BE!MEniffIC , S NOTICE
NORTH CAROUKA
wajee cousm
Haviag quallfcsd es Admmistrauix
of the Sttfite at Jmiw SL Cain, deceaa
*d, late of Wsfes Caauty, North Caro
lina, this te tv tiefcSfy ail persons hav
ing claims agofawt th* Estate oi said
deoMseCl te extit&.t them to the undei -
signed at 8»uto 1, Cary, North Caro
lina, an or ixsfes* S*» Ifth day of Feb
ruary. SMe, or task* notice will b.
ulaadetS te h&r «J «wlr -recovery. Al:
uersasw intartfr*& to the Estate will
please met* teuvbtdiistv payir.ent.
This 17th day Os ifasruary. 1969.
wjr££mm b. gain, a*tix
r. s. oAmAm, Att'y.
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WAjSS COLWY
The underrigned. having qualified a-
AdiaJulslrator of the Estate of John
Fred WiHis, dsiceaseif, iate of Wake
1 County, this is to notify ail perse u
naviag claims against said estate to
! present them to the tmdenugMd m oi
fvatore the »*t day of ffseruary. SBB.
: ov fc.is notice will be plecded to bai oi
1 recovery. AH persons iad*fc*ad to «io
i wia please m*ke iiumedit-e
' '/i.-.L-r: f lt) the uiuieniißnryd.
. This 7.9th day of Fvbnmry, im
! SEEBS»2AK f- ‘fkSLOH
Admini-.hrslM
155 SAkt Ksrgetl 'Streri
Raleigh, North Carolina
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