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CLIREON AYRNUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

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Benton's

Mr. and Mr. Morris Newman
have closed their summer home at
Union Lake and have returned to
their hone on Ilazelwood avenue.

UNQUESTIONABLY THE
GREATEST COAT VALUES
IN DETROIT TODAY

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ocial;And;
Qrsonal

Mrs. A. Gelber, who, with her
family, left for New York to make
their perthanent home, was exten-
sively entertained at several fare-
well parties, among which was one
of beautiful appointment given by
Mrs. N. Berger of 2203 Grand
avenue, last Saturday.

100 Lavishly Furred (

COATS

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Raskin

Made to Sell Up to $79.50

and their son Elliot were in Mil-

waukee for a week's visit with
relatives.

$ 48

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Engagements

es—e-

Mr. and Mrs. Israel Cohen of Los Angeles, Cal., formerly of De-,
troit, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ilermal Phillis, tol
Louis Semon of Los Angeles.

/ 4/5 to 1.117 cttFPORD WOODWARD AVE.

Mr. and Mrs. St. Reifier announce the engagement of their dough- 1
ter, Clara Rita, to Max Grossberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. M
. Grossberg.

Fall Coats

Mr. and Mrs. L. Feldstein of 2282 Hazelwood avenue announce the'
engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Mac Silverman of Toronto,'
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at Anniversary
Sale Prices

Births

Sept. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seiton (Jennie Dann) of 13337
Tuxedo avenue, a daughter, Lorelei Betty.

g. 3I—To Mr. and Mrs. Sarri - §tulberg of 9532 Savery avenue, if
hivid Hersh.

$33 $48

Aug. 29—To Mr. and Mrs, David Bromberg of Glynn Court a son, ,
Sally Gelber, whose family eft
for New York to make their home, Ste then Aaron .

iv residing with Miss I.ucy Yosko-
witz at 3731 Burlingame avenue,

DAVID B. WERBE

Aug. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. M. Lasky of 1600 West Euclid, 8
daughter, Betty.

At the Fine Arts Building at the!
Aug. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Blumberg of 10036 Broadstree t,
Lchigan State Fair, Mrs. David !
Mr. and Mrs. S. I.. Kavanau had a son, Stuart Jay.
1. Werbe, chairman of the art corn-
as their guests the former's
Aug. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weisner of 17842 Brush, a daugi ,: litter of the Jewish Centers As-
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs.
ter, Ilene Dolores.
. elation, received the first award
Morris Pike of New York.
la gold medal, fir portrait from life !
on
ivory. The award was made in
Mr. and Mrs. Conrail 11. I.ieber
the professional section.
BOOK REVIEW SERIES
(Marie Rising) have returned af-
ter an extended motor trip through
BY MRS. D. FULDHEIM
the southern and eastern states.

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Never before such furs, fabrics and
flawless tailoring at this low price!

Women's and Misses' Sine..

Martina'

Imagine! Coats of Trico Cloth, Broadcloth and
other quality fabrics richly adorned with RUS-
SIAN FITCH, CANADIAN WOLF, CROSS
FOX, MINK DYED MUSKRAT, CARACUL,
LAPIN (coney), MARMOT. Black coats and
coats that glow in the new Fall colors. Just try
to equal these values anywhere in DETROIT!

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HER ART WORK GIVEN I -
PRIZE AT STATE FAIR '

WOMEN'S WELFARE TO

$68

These delightful coats talk in
terms of tunics and bloused backs
and full sleeves and swift flares
and fur bandings and peplums
and high necks. They boast such
expensive furs as fitch, wolf, dyed
cross fox, skunk and muskrat.
Best of all, they're priced at a big
Anniversary saving. Black,
brown, green and wine. Not for
a decade have we had such
values.

FRANKLIN—RISEMAN
CONVENE ON TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenbaum,
Mrs. Blanche Riseman, daughter
their children, Herbert and Ber-
of
Mr.
rind
Mrs.
Isaac
Riseman,
The first meeting of the season
nice, and mother, Mrs. Goldner,
, , f the North Woodward Branch of
have returned from a motor trip to and Ben Franklin were married
Aug.
10
at
a
very
pretty
home
FIFTH FLOOR
New York City, where they at-
Ih• Jewish 11'umen's European
It Can't Be Done!
wedding.
Welfare Organization will be held
tended the wedding of their
Tall
silver
standard
baskets
of
'
cousin, At Gelder, of this city. and
Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 16, at the
Miss Emma Kopelman of New ferns banked the fireplace. The
lame of Sirs. 'Morris Fishman,,
ceremony was performed by Rabbi
York City.
.2252 Gladstone. The following
Hershman.
, ei nts Will be considered: the din-
The bride
was beautifully
Mrs. Jack Finkelstein and Mrs.
e. seldnee at Northwood Inn on
Albert Marks of the Belcrest have gowned in an ankle length princess
Sunday, Oct. 5, with Irs. Robins,
gown
of
ivory
satin
which length-
gone to Los Angeles, Cal., to spend
as chairman, assisted by the sere-1
ened at the sides and hack. A
the winter months.
:ice stair; under the saute super-1
large hat of ivory mohair and
visi• n, a luncheon and card party 1
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard V. Sikov tulle with brim turned off the
Only Frank & Seder's could give you such ex-
at the Book-Cadillac Oct. 21;',
of Brondstreet entertained a num- face and drooping over the shoul-
the rummage sale which will be!
cellent dresses for these prices. Fashion details pre -
ber of friends at a bridge-lunch- ders at the back completed her
held the first week in November
dicted in the recent Paris opening, such as incrusta-
eon Sunday evening, Sept. 8. Mr. bridal attire. She carried a large
with Mrs. E..1. Schwartz in charge.:
tions of lace ; trimmed, capped sleeves; boleros, suits,
and Mrs. Paul Kramer of Pitts- arm bouquet of bride's roses and
All pvinens who Lave old clothes !
lilies
of
the
valley.
burgh, Pa., were the honor guests.
jacket effects, coat dresses, fur trimmings, tunic lines.
! .! r other articles for the sale
Miss Lillian Seligman was the
should cell Mrs. Schwartz et Ar-
Cantons, wool laces, transparent rayon velvets, wool
Mr. and Mrs. I. Zide and fam- maid of honor, being gowned in
lington 5:113 or deliver them to
crepes, chiffons, georgettes. Misses', women's, large
ily of Ilazelwood avenue have re- printed chiffon having an ankle
29141 Elmhurst.
women's, half sizes. Another group—$28.
turned from an extended trip length skirt. She carried a bou-
The president, ales- R. B. New-
MRS. D. FULDHEIM
through the East. While in New qyuet of yellow roses.
man, urges all members to be pres-
FOURTH FLOOR
The best man was David Rise-
York they attended the wedding of
ent
se
that
the
coming
events
will
Mrs. Dorothy Ft•Iiiheini of Cleve-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zide.
After the ceremony a dinner was land will begin her second series be made huge successes.
announce the postponement of their Yom Kip-
of book reviews Wednesday, Oct. •
Miss Bess Gittleman of Good- given at the bride's home for the
pur night dance and invite their friends to at-
22, at 2:30 p. m., in the Audit ir.
will avenue was the guest of bridal couple's immediate friends
tend the holiday frolic sponsored by
him of the Woman's City Club. Fie'
and
relatives.
friends and relatives in the East
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin motored further information call Mrs. Louis
and is expected home the latter
Robinson, Longfellow 7491.
West
for
their
wedding
trip.
pert of next week.
Young Israel of De troit will eon-
diet Rosh Ilashonah and Yom
SIMONS—BALANTZOW
Mrs. Harry Davis of 2242 West
Kippur services in its synagogue
A pretty ceremony at the Con-
Grand boulevard entertained the
at the Jewish ('enter, 31 Mel-
Orean Girls' Club at dinner and gregation Emanuel Aug. 31
FRATERNITIES
Ivoirne avenue.
bridge at her home on Thursday marked the nuptials of Miss Sarah
Young Israel is an organization
evening, Sept. 4, honoring Miss. Balantzow, daughter of Mr. and
YOM KIPPUR NIGHT THURSDAY
!emposed of young men and wom-
16 Witherell, Next to Madison Theater
Ruth Schwartz, whose marriage to Mrs. Samuel Balantzow, and Leon-
Fountain &Z
Room e
en, ill the, professional and business
Murray Friedman took place ard Simons, son of Mrs. Samuel
werld, whale aim it is to further
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Feldman.
iSept. 7.
Discrimination Against the the ideals of traditional Judaism
Now Under Personal Supervision of
Miss Elaine Novitz was maid of
and to create for Jewish youth a
Jews Revealed in Di-
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kaplan, honor and the Misses Helen Ba-
definite and challenging niche in
accompanied by their son Robert lantzow, Rose Schwartz and Clara
rector's Letter.
O rthodoxy.
and their daughter Lucille, who Shapero were the bridesmaids.
The Young Israel Synagogue is
Mrs. II. II. Leven was matron of
Formerly of the Astor Shop
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have been spending
at h onor.
an established IS lose of prayer,
-- spent the summer
at the summer tai
CLEVELAND.— (J. T. A.) —
Leon Simons served his brother The reiterated charges by Cleve maintained entirely by members ,
Beach, left for a brief stay at
E. = , Mackinac Island.
as best man, and Dr. R. J. Mendel- land Jews that the Western Re - of the organization. Services are 1
son, Dr. flurry Paysner and Max serve University in this city wu - therein conducted throughout the 1
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On
Schlachter
were the ushers. After 'openly discriminating against Jew year. A fastidious regard for Or-:
Aug.
20,
Miss
Esther
Alpiner
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entertained 35 guests at a party a trip East, Mr. and Mrs. Simons ish students, charges constantl - thodox ritual and
steadfast sin.'
purpose have always dis-
Ms I given in honor of Miss Rae Cohen will reside on Hazelwood avenue. denied by the university authori , eerily
- tin fuish I th • •
of Louisville, Ky., who was a guest,
these
ties, are now said to he borne nu t
▪
for two weeks with her sister, Mass,
STIFTER—GOLDSTEIN
by a letter in the possession of sum e
For the holidays, Young Israel
Zeros Cohen of 2683 West Grand
Mr. and...Mrs. David Goldstein local Jews. Written on the stn
in new fall shades
FR.!avenue.
announce the marriage of their tionery of the university's schoo - invites those young men and worn- •
I en who are in sympathy with the
!daughter, Helen, to John Stifter, of education and addressed to
Soleils,
Felts, Velvets
Miss Ruth Friedland of West of Chicago, son of Mrs. Charles
a movement to give individuality to
Jewish woman desirous of enrolling,
cut to fit the head by ex-
1 ! Philadelphia avenue left for a Stifter, formerly of Detroit. which
Jewish youth. The committee in
UP
her child in the nursery school charge
month's sojourn with her cousin, took place at Temple Beth El Aug.
f reservations will be at
pert designers
conducted by Western Reserve Uni
Mrs. August Gould of Chatta- 31.
the Jewish Center every evening
varsity and financed jointly by th
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nooga, Tenn.
The ceremony WAS followed by university and the Cleveland sches (except Friday) from 8 to 11 p. m.
a luncheon at. the Belcrest Hotel beard the letter admits undeniable
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Leiter and for member( of the immediate
GRAND MASTERS NIGHT
discrimination.
==t1 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M. Metzger family.
Signed by Miss Amy Hostler, the
OF PALESTINE LODGE
were visiting in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Stifter will make directing teacher, it reads: "It is
their home in Chicago.
with
great
regret
I
am
writing
ti
Palestine Lodge, No. 512, I. Cl.
David B. Brown and family of
Mrs. Charles Stifter, Joseph
The Master Tenor and Excellent Chazan
Clairmount avenue have returned Stifter and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tell you that we shall he unable tc 0. F., held its annual Grand Mas-
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Re- ters Night on Tuesday, Sept. 9.
31 from a several weeks' motor trip Steinberg of Chicago, mother, sis- t:tke your child into Western
serve University nursery school in honor of Homer C. Carr, Grand
- to New York and Niagara Falls.
Supplying the
ter and brothers of the bridegroom,
next year. When the school was Master of I. 0. 0. E. of the State
attended the wedding.
proper grade of
organized the executive committee of Michigan.
formally set up regulations, one of
A banquet was held at 13:03 p.
oil as specified
I
which established a percentage m. in the banquet hall of the Mac-
by the makers of
quota for Jewish enrollment. This cabees Temple, follewing which a
second year we are organizing with degree was conferred upon several
your Oil Burner.
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NEW
YORK.—A
committee
of
.a.
a second unit and the quota has candidates.
been cut. It simply means that the
Following the meeting, Louis
ee';; pal
number of Jewish children who Shapero, past grand of Palestine
Announcement is made by the were with us during the past year
Lodge, presented the grand master
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monist banquet to Louis Lipsky,
till the quota and no new ones ran with a pen and pencil set in be-
noted Jewish leader, on his com- loughs have been granted by the he accepted. Such discrimination half of the lodge.
pletion of 30 years of service to United States army and navy de- unfortunately is an arbitrary rul-
CHARLES E. FEINBERG, Vice-President
Odilfellows visiting the lodge
various causes in the American partments and by the coast guard ing over which I have no control." wore: A. .1. Brodie, past grand,
Jewish community, according to an to Jewish men in the service, and
Since the school of education of Bellevue Ledge; William I. Kauf-
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announcement issued by Bernard also by the United States veterans u bait the nursery school is a de- man, past grand of Jericho
Loilste•
bureau to disabled veterans whose
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Su. til‘ieeut esco hm, mcihttaei,r. maanrraontgit nh;
partment, is conducted by the same Henry Crison, past grand, Michi-
physical condition permits, for the
officials as Western Reserve Ifni. gan Lodge; Morris Tonkin, a mem-
observance
of
New
Year
and
the
function.
Mr. Deutsch is presi-
varsity, Jewish spokesmen here ber of Jericho Lodge.
Day of Atonement.
dent of the Bronx County Bar As-
'charge that this reveals the anti-
The next meeting of the lodge'
The United States veterans bu-
soeiation and president of the
Semitic policy of the institution will be on Thursday, Sept, 18, at
reau has had a standing order since
SILK AND WOOL
American Jewish Congres,s,
which it has long denied and often H p. m.
1923, as follows: "At the request
It is planned to tender a banquet
taken indignantly as an unjusti-
of the Jewish Welfare Board and
td Mr. 1.ipsky, former president of
tied attack upon the university.
in accordance with the established
Lechem Aniyim Theater
the Zionist Organization of Ameri-
Translated in English, German or Hung•rian
policy and practice, beneficiaries Alfred Benesch, the only Jewish
ca, seine time next month after his
member
of the school board, is re-
Benefit Tuesday.
of the Jewish faith whose physical
Biggest assortment of New Year's greetings cards,
return from Europe, where he is
pined
ready
to
persuade
the
board
condition permits will be granted
All
Ilehesw
books in Hebrew and English.
now conferring with various lead-
break its contract with the uni-
The Detroit Ladies' 1 ,echem
Passes to participate in the cele-
Oldest and mostreliable in Detroit. Open evenings.
ers on the situation in Palestine.
bration of High Holy Days. includ- versity and withdraw the city's fi- Aniyim Society will give a theater
Satisfaction
assured, otherwise your money refunded.
According to Mr. Deutsch, the tes-
inedal support unless the discrim- benefit at the Echo Theater on
ing the Passover (covering the
timonial barium had been decided
Oakland avenue Tuesday evening .
Seder days), the New Year (Rosh ination is ehminatedleas
upon to coincide with Mr. Lipsky's
The letter in question, when pub- Proceeds well gu to aid needy poor
Ilashonnh), and the Day of Atone-
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election to the presidency of the ment (Yom Kippur)."
lished in the keel Jewish press, and sick.
Longfellow 8313
Judea Life Insurance Company.
has
stirred the Jews to demand ac-
The Jewish Welfare Board will
arrange for hospitality, including tion. Members of the university's
The creditor has always a better religious services, meals, and lodg- executive board refused to dom.
when interviewed, one indig-
ndig-
memory than the debtor.
ing, where men residing at a con-
nantly stating that no one can M- -
siderable distance from their nantly
eet the administration
i how to con-
homes are not able to leave their r eet
pand
ro-
'I uct its schools.
p
o
Ps t s • will : mar es ecial
vision for disabled men who are
unable to leave hospitals.
AT
The board's representatives are
VER—in the peace and quiet of your home—s, ill
arranging for the observance of
NEthe General Electric Refrigerator he required to
the High Holy Days at outlying
withstand such tests as these. But what years of service
points, including China, Manila,
you may expect from the refrigerator that ran survive
Hawaii. Panama and Haiti.
the most terrific ravages of time and wear! In the Monitor
LONDON.—(J. T. A.) — Tele-
sramsrece
ia rcs'
Top, the entire mechanism is fortified against air, din
ied in e officialruaet
cnilirrn ters
ASK
in India from London
sad moisture with impregnable walls of steel. A refrig-
the
recent rumors that Sir Herbert
erator so dependable, so efficient, is within the means of
Samuel, former High Commissioner
everyone. Why not drop in and look at one this very day?
WOODROW WILSON and
F. A. Lawton. chairman of the of Palestine', and at one time chair-
Our special term. make it very easy on your pocketbook!
committee in charge of distribu- man of the liberal Party, will be
tion of Jewish National Fund the next viceroy of India, the Ob-
A convenient location—
stamps in synagogues, has issued server reports. In July it was re-
reliable furs, attractive
a last minute appeal to congrfga- ported that Sir Herbert had been
thins to co-operate in this annual waded out by Premier MacDon-
prices, the utmost in
effort in J. N. F. fund-raising.
ald regarding Sir Herbert's accep-
service.
It
will
pay
you
Mr. Lawton also appealed to tance of the appointment as Vice-
lectra Water Coolers
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Electric Milk Cooler;
Commercial Refrigenrom
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synagogue presidents to co-oper- roy when Lord Irwin, the incum-
to pay us a visit.
ate in permitting speakers to ap- bent, resigns next year.
peal for the fund during the holi-
Earlier the Daily Ilerald, organ
accompanied by • double choir, will chant the services.
days.
of the Labor Party, had reported
6030 Cos Ave. Madison 3840
that Sir Herbert was being ser-
Gross e
PERFECTION LODGE
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT SYNAGOGUE WEEK BE-
Pointe Branch, 14635 E. Jefferson Ave. Lenox 6412
iously considered as the next Vice-
GINNING SEPT 7 EVERY DAY FORM 4 P. M. TO 8:30 P. M.
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & roy of India. Many yearn ago he
Grand River Branch, 9833 Grand River Ave. Euclid 7418
Manufacturing
Furriers
WEEK
BEGINNING SEPT. 14, SEATS WILL BE SOLD ALL
A.
M.,
will
hold
Lansing Branch, 125 West Allegan St.
special com- was aide-de-camp to the Viceroy.
DAY UNTIL ROSH HASHONAH.
munication on Wednesday, Sept. Should Sir Herbert receive the se.
Flint Branch, 634 Harrison St.
3410 WOODWARD AVE.
17, at 7 p. m. M. M. Degree.
I pointment he would be the second
OPEN EVENINGS
NOTICE: It has come to our attention that rumors have been spread that
Door. emoh "ff Iitts•tetl• Theater
C. K. SANDORF,
I Jew to he named to this key post in
tickets for the holidays are being sold at exorbitant prices. This is positively
Secretary.
, Remember the "JAHRZEITS" of your beloved ones by
Columbia 4222
the British Empire, the first having
By order of
l ikserting an "IN MEMORIAM" in The Chronicle.
not true as seats can be had just as cheaply as at any other synagogue.
been Lord Reading, now Lord Chief I
ANIBMIRDPEN EVENINGS IIMMES, SAMUEL L. KAVANAU, W. M. I
Justice of Great Britain.

FALL DRESSES
$8. 45 $12. 95 $23. 75

BENTON'S—GRISWOLD at STATE ST.

Important
Announcement

Bicur Cholem Jrs.

YOUNG ISRAEL HIGH
HOLY DAY SERVICES

A.Z.A. &PHI BETA EPSILON

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SEE PREJUDICE AT
WESTERN RESERVE

October 2

Park Shop Millinery

MRS. SADIE MEISNER

HOLIDAY
SPECIALS

Congregation
Ahavath Zion

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$

AND

446 Holbrook

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E-;-. announce that services for the holidays
-g. (Yomin Nercim) will be conducted by

Cantor Morris Parzen

Slicoth, Saturday, Sept. 13, at Midnight

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Seats at reasonable prices may be secured
at the synagogue now.

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AMERICAN JEWRY
TO HONOR LIPSKY SOLDIERS, SAILORS
TO GET FURLOUGHS
ON HIGH HOLY DAYS

ARGO OIL CORPORATION
LA fayette 4500

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an a i! Ram
g g Bli zzard

For Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur

TALEISIM
MACHZERIM

tver,liers to died the dependalle operation of the

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Holiday Services

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Repaired
Remodeled

To Serve You Well

OFFICIAL QUARTERS

HEAR SAMUEL TO BE
VICEROY OF INDIA

SYNAGOGUE AID

FOR NATIONAL FUND

CONGREGATION
EMANUEL

TAYLOR

GENERAL ELECTRIC

The Celebrated Cantor

A 1 .1••STEEI. REFRIGERATOR

Rev. R. Boyarsky

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PLOTKIN'S BOOK STORE

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