MEDentorr,ptistiaIRONICLE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

HELP THE JEWISH CHILDREN IN GERMANY

(Continued From Page One)
For it is our. ,. •
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the spirit of tl..
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where else in the wairld, we had entable and r...
bought our release from the re- riod in our an... , •
preach of inferiority by taking our be clo se d fore.
part in all fields of cultural life, never again -' •
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in poetry, painting, music, science, lack of self es, 4,;
philosophy, by rendering equal ser- dangerani,
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vice in citizenship with the best inferinrity sls,
of all other nations.
We saw a time, again di, a ..
new Jewish generation that no
But there is a serend danger
longer walked furtively, with east ,
that ill nienncing the future Jew
down eyes, but looked up with the ish men and women who are to-
Calm, Confident_ Vase that a sound
day stall children in Germany,
and undisturbed childhood and a
and that is that their snots may
sense of spiritual straight ness be-
be poisoned by the hatred
stow s upon every human being.
planted in them in childhood
And non, is the old malady to
growing into their adult life.
talamity
begin It- ravagers again in a new
When
terrible
the
generation, are Jewish 1'1111 , 111 . 11
broke up die German Jews.
°nee mole, in Germany of all
many of them new of n other

places, in the heart of Europe, 10

weapon Against the terrible in
snit to our pride, to our feeling
of lonmanity, than to take refuge
in an outburst of hatred. Their
first impulse wk.. to out away

become cowering and crippled

Koala, an anxious, terrified, broken

generation? It must not be. A11.1
it is In•re that we need your help.

PONTIAC NEW YEAR
EVE DINNER-DANCE

ROSENSTOCK MAKES
RETURN APPEARANCE

now forever from the nation
that had inflicted upon the m
this almost unbearabl e humilia-
tion to seVer every Connection
with it. and to hit back blindly
to avenge themselve s for this
murderous blow aimed at their
honor.

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in alhtio , of both the dui, and
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son; teacher tat Charge of 1,n-,n1
tug. fllns Violet Fried, '4310 Start,-
met

vaudeville to provide entail lain •
ment. Reservations will be ac-
cepted by the chairman, Sidney
Barnett, ft; South Saginaw street,
'tontine, telephon e Pontiac .11111;
Of by this caantnittee: 51isses
!tomtit hal, Sylvia Solomon anal
Robert at Itapaport, and .11 Stein-
man and Norman Ininklant
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J. A. C. B. M. Chanukah
Dansant Huge Success.

In behalf of the

Chanukah was eidehraled by the
Junior Auxilia r y' of Congregation
Beth Moses with at dance nt the
synagogue. A large turnout of
representattives of limns' organiza-
tions an-operated in climaxing the
teT111111:014/11 Of a Inng series of sur-
cessful activities of the present ad-
ministratinn. Dancing was to the
tunes of Milton Aptekar's or-
ch•stral.
JUDGE CHARLES RUBINER
The organization is undertaking
the publication of its regular semi- Zedek to be he
on Sunday, Inc.
annual journal.
:41. Judge Rubin, r. at
oho is a mem-
At the next meeting an Sunday her of the Imaial of directors of
afternoon, Dec. 31, al the congre- the Jewish Welfare liealeasition,
gation, 586 ()wen avent., the club a n ispr e sid e nt of the I let r.ait Set-
will hold semi-annual election of
Glaolit, and 1- a., ommently
°Ricers.
, :a.cal with tin , :min un- of the
Man IJItt"• 4 • 1 ' is President of the 1 nc..1 Ile bera School-, 1, well
organ izut ion.
Mown
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fia/lu. S111111 1 0 "A
Challenge
to Jeo.i It Youth," The usual so-

A rehearsal of the junior Omit-

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the
Yount;• People': Society who are
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In his performaine here he will
other proofs of his prowess.
Th e abov e photograph shows him
twisting 'um bars by the use of
his teeth and hands.

LANDAU MIZRACHI
GROUP ORGANIZED

Ile vturns by request. There will

nominal charge for ad-

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challenges that have been
Imola• to his strength. Those who
will challenge him that night aro
the following strung men: 'Tony
Lombardi and Pete Ambrosio, Ital.
Mins; Yanaash Itaasenhatialler, Hun-
gal lall; EVall Lu.skt, Russian: 11.

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Live Wire Dance a Huge

Success.

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Noisemakers

Novelties

Payer fiats

Decoration s

Serpentine

Balloons

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NEW YEAR'(
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manufacturr a i in Detrol
SELLS FOR LESS

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If he does not have our produi
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receit eil
underwear, Mau, Mc
and
ICs .11, H Saudi, laa•al attorney, shirts, through the courtesy o f aim
ma - elected to Ito. lave of tribune,' Neagarten Sunshine I tub and the
a' a SI.K•cial el ctlon held at tht , Nortlittestern liranch.
Book-Cadillac Hotel. at
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The next meeting will take place
Lambda Fratertim's Ins, bosun-- at
Hotel
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Stotler
51.anday,

Phi Sigma Lambda Elects
New Tribune.

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NIGHT CLUBS,
BEER GARDENS,
POLITICAL CLUBS
PARTIES

ing t he
of this :Ritz-
COMSTOCK TO ADDRESS V ;1 'V
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JEWISH RADIO FORUM of every .1. , 44411 man, wontan and

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erg:nnz:u alas 1, , help the worthy
The Neat. Year's Eve progralli
woman a .1 the European Welfare
Ilia , forces of 5lizrat•hi yanth in
org- unitation in their endeavor, ,,
the
itada
Forum,
which
Detroit expanded with the 1,, ont
w ill
be
the ruble,
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on:monition of at new Mizrachi
lI • X1 Sunday, Dec. :41, fro 11
group here. The name of the nia-
to
111., \nil!
gianization is the Landau Miznichi,
Jack Feinstein Heads Mogil-,
by bit
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,over Mo.
In 1.11 , 0' d i:ahhi Landau , the
over Juniors.
1' , und ■ -r of the Torah 1 - Avoid:di of the Statt , cif 1lichigan, who will
pre-eat his "New Year's Message."
ninveimmt.
At
a
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The musi r t , l progra m
tali!. of the 51amila 1 - 1
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The purposes of the new grout, is
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ur e Celia Pliatnik, convert pianist
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Ch 1101: Jack Ease
The weekly radiotorial will be It a Ill , 1
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gate that Torah 1 - A odah \ RU1'11111(1, chairman at tte

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oppoiltmity
Smelail nor up
of

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iron bars, does almost unbelievable
Doi gs with his teeth in cutting
metal objects, escapes from chains,
breaths through boxes which are
heat ily s inked.

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The Palestine Lodge Nit, 512, I.
11. 0, f'., and the Palestine Rebe-
kah Lodge No. 5I I, I. F., a
to hold a jOillt
of officers on 'Thursday evening,
Jan. 4. After the installation there
is to be dancing.
'1'he officers to be installed for the
Palmtine Lodge are:
Noble grand, Charles K. Harris;
vice-grand, Benjamin Mash; re-
cording secretal ∎ lVilliani I. 51il-
ler; financial secretary, A. - K.
Hardy.
The °dicers to be installed in the
Rebekah Ledge are:
Noble grand, Eva 5litian, I'. N.
C,.; vice-grand, Kate Stein; reeoral-
ingsecretary, (dahlia, Petek; taism-
mad, Belle Kitanin , ky; dist riet p-
ulp pees.,
Klein, P. N. G.

sat that with the in- ish lVemen's 1•Itiropean 1V e lf are
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rut a'ut,el efforts tO
4, -oneht of only a very slight aural- tug:on/admit ill 11, ,ork III 611,
with
tal a very promising and profitable one of the local re al
wh o ha s
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al,d a Man- Jewish colony could be a•stablished, been stiparated fa ont his family ter
I ha. older ll'A experimenter , one which would add further int- a decade and ohms this organiza-
nal undoubtedly co-optirtite in a • phrtative to the ,lowish (nominal- lion has volunteered to help hy
colonization attempt.
ity of Brazil. bringing his family to this country.

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Junior Hebrew Ladies'
Aid Society.

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Gifts to Hadassah Fund.

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fiollatkillt:

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lan in ell
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of I. Mulls,
['rein 11e. and 11r - , 11olf Kaplan The Amer], _an
in ran. na.ry
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Singing Society sill In• held this

reading class,

MAX ROSENSTOCK

liexter and Lawrence.

His appearance here 011 .tan. 10
is a return Detroit engagement.
Be lirst appeared here on Nov. I
and drew un enthusiastic audience.

HOLD DOUBLE I. 0. 0. F.
INSTALLATION JAN. 4

In the past, the government,
1, , ing the ICA' , more rem r!
which has kept rather regular con-
• suion efforts Olds.
.•,,,mmaing, o f the a•4•,,,,, 11,1 of immigrant collanization, has
tsilonization failures aided Italian, German and Japan-
, ba. advisable, especially in ase families in settling on the land,
cm of the fact that there is The teem( troubles of the coffee
•a1,41..s, a very definite possi- planters has, of course, made it
. • f --ettling a large number of more difficult than formerly to car-
sty on the work of colonization.
II the land of Brazil.
is 4. be,1111•O • Of the taresent There i , , hotvever, a new trend of
the old ,. Ifre at- or knt's toWardS S11-
pola y of the v.v. ern-
1,11111111 Durk-gardening. Fr o m all
L,! the ministry of labor • ita,
di onto
n
am, the raising aif fruits,
, 4 4 1a. that inimigratinn
egctill,les, fowl and silkworms are
mast promising °cm-
1,,. granted 111 , T , aal ,, i1g
.. a, than,to (dinars. pacons for now
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a •La
hi• made if at
It costs about $5110 in American
gall:zat 1,11 were organ- money to settle a family on a farm.
,aooperate with the exist- Land 4, usually available ran long-
4•1 timental departments for term installment paym•nts, and
An Appeal to Detroit Jewry
a , aatn.
Such an itrganiza- with a carefully planned schedule
by Council of Ortho-
s!al not only Dike care of the farms can begun to pay up he-
dox Rabbis.
lms ish immigrants but elaligat one during the SeCaand ye:11
prestige and direr- The co-operation el the vial ta , r,
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of older inhalai• group, and interested ageni ic , .111 appeal wa , made by Detroit
\scold undoubtedly result in the Vain' Ilaralsamin, the l'aitincil of

51as Rosenstock, hailed as the
- I am gead Irving 1117111 in the world,
w
cite an exhibition of his prow- ,
m .
the Wilai Nloshe ;dada' hall, ,

adopt.

Ie hard of healing chiss under
It H411011 of SIN
'Al. Klein,
roan in halal., sponsored
II of Jets ish Wooten, has

Temple Beth ,lace) at Paint I r e.

Rehearsals of Junior Halevy
Choir Begin.

to

$500 Per Family To Settle on
Farm.

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Many ra,ervat ions have been n.
ceived Iro in Detroit and Flint 40 I •
the New Year's Eve dinner-dun a as

'Ilan, hav e been completed feu a
full course dinner, anal six act, of

Strong Man To Give Exhibition of
His Prowes s on Jan. 10,

Now, os- own belief, contrary
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o
:Ii mantradiet rte,
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RUBINER WILL ADDRESS
SIIAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S

at the Sloulin Rouge, to be
by the Junior T•o,ple chi!.

ECONOMIC POSSIBILITIES
FOR REFUGEES IN BRAZIL

Saturday, Dee, 311, al the Earband

th e , Ha w.• with oll
Folk Shute, $079 Tiverth street, 111,•- SNIvia Shatzen aa• the se, re-

lit S::tl1 a m., mud every Saturday MI is

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lowing as a rommittim in charge

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thereafter.
Dan Eiohnian will al,
11e,
Schetzer.
reel.
All children ladtmen
It•
gro up, which ineas
ages of 7 la.
who are intested
re
every
in learning to sing Jew ash music ..gnat at to un
d er lb,. &reecho,
are urged to ho pre , ealt.
Mr \h...., 11t nt l ,n s ja , m , an d
Frohniatt will the
thme alto
f m .
qualify.
Nuys.
VS.
At at meeting held Dee. it,
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th.ecnimashida , family :1111i
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of the junior choir: Dan Frai
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musical director; Bettina lalitssa;r, lierlott
Sni t'
Gertrude Fr ank . Nl iss
"I' the
secretary; Nlatnia ,
Nu-
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Nl ins organization ion the past yeati. in-
chalet Inislikin 111141 Nathan Linden.
trodured the new otheers for the
Itmitrita-Itteat:nlierg
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and
Nliss
Helen
assistants.
ensuing season,
In. Kahn
13.
Ramenberi.f.
Horwitz, muslin:islet', lank chairge
of the renutindaar of the program.
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
'he tables tvert. at - image d with
Inter•Fraternal League,
alternating basket, of fruit and•
Zedlikah .;111liors Diet 11'4,1111,,
1.1111111i, of earl-colored roses .
Alaaha Tan Alnha held the un-
day afternoon. Mrs. Eva werbe
of the league
.lulius B. Krause is to take of-
der
explained to the members the parts
y lets sling Phi Alpha Tn. .■"7 to lice as TIM pre...talent at the next
they are to take in "The Clam-
e ‘‘. ires tied fur ,i-j•;end muting of the club.

lion,"

a play written by Ntrat. ph.,• by downing the Epsilon Nu:,
Werhe and to be directed by her
22 ta fal, Alpha Tau Beta brake
for presentation by the members
❑ 1 a 0 ,
win i ng column by defeat-
of the Zeditkah Club at its donor i
ng Phi Item
E
epsilons
21 to 13.
luncheon ran Feb. 28, at t h e 51a-
,
On
Jan.
2, the league will resu m er
sonic Temple.
its
schedule
with
the
following
Miss ltayetta Pollack, president

with

Dr. D. A. Benson Opens Of -
lice at 1224 - 1 Dexter.

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It,,, A. Benson announce,
the opening of his oflice at 12344
of Zedakah Juniors, assisted by • V111111 . S:
Beta Epsilon VS. Live 1/eXter
boulevard, near Coiling-
her corresponding secretary, Miss \Virus at 9:15; Alpha Tau Beta wood, where he Will engage in
Adele Davis, is in charge of her vs. PM Alpha 'I'au at 111:15; Epsi- the general) l'on'tha' or to•thane ,
group's rehearsals, under Mrs.
Longfellow 1-1111.
Ion Nu vs. Alpha Tan Alpha at Phone,
r.
Werbe's supervision.
tar. Denson is at graduate of the
II it.
Lool - Sa hwartz and Dies
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a of
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The next met.onti will take p1.1. c I'm ker
inimical scam.]
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on Sunday afternoon, Iteit. Ill. at
Ile ins as mal at St.
AI th,
- tag the follow - ef Nimble-an,
the holm. of Miss Leon, m M ar t,
Marv's lb.-lanai 31141 O., II, re,1-
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-Ilice: John
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non, 329:1 West Euclid as entry
at 1.44.. Sinai. 11,-
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14.4 Ems ilon. dent 1 , 11v-ician
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the
second
Id. ■
by Miss Millie Shugto-nno..
4
in charge of this Hiram
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It's far mom inmortant that o
man should know when to be funnf •.'
than when to know how.

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for

Knee-Action Wheels

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. . . the Greatest Advance in Riding
Ever Accomplished

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Buick Announces 1934 List Prices

RUSH WORK ON NEW
HIRAM WALKER BLDG.

l'El)1{1.1. III.
Eight hundred
tvorktnen are rushing to comple-
tion here the buildings for at new
maniptiny 111X11 . %then its product,
reach capacity ;mai• • -.II, will ,

vIclif the 1. • Ilited
Meat $ 311 , 0 01 1 .01a.

enue.

Within a O
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New1acuurn-Panter Brakes

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1 , 11e1, of grain a day '

1934 Buick Five-Passenger Sedan with Built-In Trunk

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.: mines will ship a,

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liarrek boxes and labels to the
FLINT, Mich. - - Factory list. inch wheelbase: Foul' passenger i-xtent of hundreds of thousands
prices of the 1934 Buick cars, to sport coup,. with rumble sea t, will be purchased.
be shown Wednesday, ar e an- $1.745; five passenger Victoria
Six I 1-story buildings, known as
nounced as follows by Harlow II. coupe with deck, $1.795; four pas• rack uarehousea, are
being con•
Curtice, Buick president. senger convertible coupe with structed without intervening floors
Series 50, 119 inch wheel base: rumble seat. $1,10:1; fine pa s ,en . from ground to roof to save
Two passenger business coupe with Rev tour dour sedan 51,$451; five space. The barreled liquor will
passenger club 'sedan. with htUlt-in be put in and taken down from
desk, $1,015; four passenger sport trunk, $1,$t35; seven passenger se-
these racks by cranes. Each of
e0Ope with rumble seat:SIM/3n; tan, 41.955; fire passenger con-
these buildings will have capacity
five passenger Victoria coupe with vertible phaeton with built-in of 70,000 barrels
built-in trunk, $1.095; five paas•n• trunk, $2,045: seven passenger
There will be 24 fermenting
ger four door sedan, $1,125; four sedan-limousine, 42,055.
tank With a capacity of 120,000
passenger convertible coupe with
It will b e noted," says Mr. gallons each, while the bottling
rumble seat, $1,165. Series no, Curti... "that them prices rev, house will handle 104nm ease, of
126 inch wheelbase: Four passen- sent either no increase from the quarts ev ery seven-hour day. The
r sport coupe with rumble seat. 1933 li•t or only minor increaaes. output will he 100.000 gallons of
1,300; faire passenger % Teton& The greatest increase amounts to whiskey every 24 111 4 11e,
coupe with built-in trunk, *1.315; only 7 4 2 per rent. This is well Hiram Balker & Sons,
Inc.. is
five passenger four door se dan, below th e aver age increase' in the the American subsidiary of
Hiram
$1,345; five passenger club sedan inald , try, arich amounts to about Walker & Sons, Idd., of r ana,t,,,
with built-in trunk, $1.3e5; four- 15 per amt. A, a matter of fart, one of the „ ; , ;,. , tdhttlb•neson tee•
passenger convertible coupe with BO ICI.
inerea•e• actually rep. •Inierican continent. 11 wall pro.
rumble neat, $1,395; five passers- resent le-- than the increased cost duce in this country the weE-
ger convertible phaeton with built- of materials alone, to say nothing known products of the parer'
in trunk, $1,675. Series 90, 138, of the higher coat of labor," 'company.

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