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PEPErRorriEwisti eiRONICLII
April 15, 1938
and THE LEGAL. CHRONICLE
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MOTHERS' CLUBS' Mrs. I. E. Goodman
SPRING CONCERT Heads Auxiliary of
SUNDAY EVENING the Home for Aged
ROSENBERG
BROTHERS
FURRIERS
Since 1908
An operetta, "Judgment of She-
ba," enacted by the Glee Clb of
the Jewish Community Center,
and a musical program by the
Center Symphony Orchestra will
feature the annual spring concert
of the Jewish Community Center's
Mothers' Clubs on Sunday eve-
ning, April 17, at 8:30 o'clock at
the Community Center Building,
Woodward at Holbrook.
The Center symphony orchestra
is under the direction of Miss
Sadie Cooper. The operetta, which
will be sung in costume in appro-
priate settings, has been directed
by Mrs. Joseph M. Markel.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Miss Alma Phillips
To Sing for Halevy
The Detroit Ilalevy Singing So-
ciety will feature as principal
Succeeds Mrs. A. M. Ferar Who
Served as President for
Four Years
Starting with a mere handful
of approximately 70 women, four
years ago, and with her ability,
tact and hard work, building that
number to nearly 2,000, is the
Joseph Bernstein
on Altman's Hour
for Allied Drive
soloist at its Bar Mitzvah concert
Miss Alma Phillips, Detroit's
youthful coloratura soprano, and
Mrs. David J. Levy was hostess
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Alexander
to a group of her friends at a of 1958 Calvert Ave. will be at
luncheon Monday, April 11.
home in honor of the 86th birth-
day anniversary of their mother,
Mrs. M. B. Benyas returned Mrs. It. ;Wisner, on Sunday, April
from a month's visit in New York. 24, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.
No cards,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jacobson
Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Wolfgang
and son, Lloyd, of Milwaukee, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Boruszak of Mil- of Cincinnati, 0., were guests of
waukee, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kaufman and family of Cincinnati Wolfgang, during the last week-
are the week-end guests of Mr. end.
and Mrs. Maurice Morse of Lin-
colnshire Drive.
Mrs. Joseph J. Blumrosen will
review "Tomorrow's liread," by
Beatrice
Itisno, on Monday, May
Miss Katherine Fecheime•, who
is a student of the University of 2, at 1:30 p. m., at the home of
Michigan, is spending the spring Sirs. Sam Arkin, 4055 Glendale
vacation with her parents, Mr. Ave. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jer-
ome Kanter, Mrs, Charles Cornell
and Mrs. Sidney Fecheimer.
and Mrs. al. S Arkin. Friends are
invited. For further information,
On Monday, April 11, Dr. Leo call Mrs. M. S. Arkin,
M. Franklin addressed the students
at Wayne University on the sub-
ject "What the Modern Jew Be-' Mrs. Joseph Frank of Chicago
Blvd. was hostess at a luncheon,
lieves."
l ast Saturday, to the cast of the
Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum of Bos- play, The I'iper's Pay," which is
ton Blvd. was hostess at a :doh being produced by the Detroit
Jong breakfast last Wednesday, League of the N. II. J. C. to be
presented on April 27, at Bedell's
this being one of a series.
Auditorium.
The second address in the se-
ries "Our Responsibility to the
Agencies Included in the Allied
Jewish Campaign" will be given
by Joseph Bernstein, on Sunday
night, April 17, at 11 o'clock, over
Station WMBC, through the cour-
Furs Need More Than
tesy of Hyman Altman. Mr. Bern-
stein, who will speak in Yiddish,
Just Cold Storage
will stress the responsibility to
• Rosenberg Brothers for
local agencies.
over thirty years have
Aaron Rosenberg was the Allied
been fur specialists. Thus
Jewish Campaign speaker over the
you can be assured that
special Altman Hour on Wednes-
from the moment our
day night, April 13, on Station
own driver picka up your
WMBC. Mr. Rosenberg's Yiddish
furs to the time they
appeal for campaign supporters
MRS. A. M. FERAR
Mrs. Ivor Kahn and Mrs. Wil-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Benavie
leave the vaults on our
and workers won on enthusiastic
liam Mazer left April 12 to spend
note recorded this week in the a few days in Buffalo.
and family, formerly of Calvert
premises the finest in
response.
history of the Women's Auxiliary,
I Ave. are now residing at 18985
"complete protection" is
Jewish Home for Aged, as Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt Warrington Dr.
Abraham M. Ferar retires from entertained a group of friends
the presidency of this organiza- Sunday night, April 12, at a
All Furs Cleaned by Com-
Miss Bernice Kleinman, daugh-
sup -
tion.
pressed Air Before Being
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Shmarya
per party.
Perfection
Lodge,
No.
486,
F.
&
In her annual report, Mrs.
Placed in Our Vaults
Kleinman, is home from the Uni-
A. M., will continue to hold degree Ferar thanked all the officers,
Mrs. Walter Laib and her two versity of Michigan for the spring
work during the holiday season, committee heads and the mem-
Call Randolph 0549
with a resumption of its social ac- bership at large for the splendid daughters returned home April vacation. She has as her guest
for Immediate Pickup
tivities immediately following Pass- co-operation they have given her 12, having spent the winter in for the week Miss Bernice Cohen
Hollywood. Fla. of Passaic, N. J.
over,
in the past.
On Wednesday, April 20, the En-
At the 'annual election of of-
Miss Sue Wineman returned to
The final study meeting of the
tered Apprentice Degree will be ficers of the Women's Auxiliary,
exemplified at 7 p. m., with Dr. held last week in the dining hall the Stuart School in Boston, hav- Music Study Club will take place
II. M. Friedman acting as worship- of the Home for Aged, the slate ing spent the spring vacation with on Tuesday, April 19, at 2:30
p. m., at the Y. W. C. A. Mrs.
ful master. This will be followed presented by Mrs. David B. her parents.
515 W. Jefferson
Jack Agins will read a paper on
by the Master Mason degree on Werbe, chairman of the nominat-
Miss Constance Robinson, a stu-
Wednesday, April 27.
ing committee, resulted in the dent at Carnegie Technical Insti- the life of Hindemuth and Ed-
unanimous election of the follow- tute in Pittsburgh, is spending the ward Bredshall, pianist and lec-
turer, will present a resume of the
ing officers:
week-end with her parents, Mr. year's discussions of modern mu-
President, Mra. I. E. Goodman and Mrs. Herbert Robinson.
sical composers. Mrs. J. S. Sauls
who has held the offices of firs
is chairman of the day.
vice president, chairman of th e
Mrs. Benjamin Simon and
board of directors and chairman daughter, Phyllis, of Chicago Blvd.
The annual Junior-Senior day of
of the ways and means commit - returned from Miami Beach and
the Music Study Club will take
tee. It was under her able lead - Washington, D. C.
place on Saturday, April 23, at 3
ership that the auxiliary span
p. m., at the Y. W. C. A. Morton
sorest the successful landscap e
Mrs. B. Isieisner and her daugh-
luncheon in January. In previ - ter, Mrs. David King, returned Lesser, violinist, Blossom Rovetch
and.
Eda Rubenstein, pianists, and
sue terms she served as recording I B
freci a m ch. a winter's stay in Miami
Joe Gornbein, dancer, will be pre-
secretary, treasurer and apecia
sented by the senior group, and
correspondent.
will render several solo selections.
The office of first vice presi-
Mrs. Edward Unger of Los An-
dent will be occupied by Mrs. geles, formerly of Detroit, is visit- Mrs. E. Lipkin, director, will pre-
Celia Kliger, who will serve as ing with relatives and friends. sent the junior group in a mu-
sical play on the life of Beethoven.
chairman of the hoard of direc• Many lovely parties are
being The cast is as follows: Carol Rus-
tors and as chairman of the ways given in her honor.
kin, Shirley Laster, Eleanor Lip-
and means committee. She is
the retiring recording secretary,
The following Detroit girls have kin, Susan Kessler, Lawrence
has been director of publicity for returned home for their Easter Rosenthal, Betty Goldstrom, Sey-
the past three and a half years vacation from the Highland Manor mour Lipkin, Shirley Shubiner,
and has sponsored the Junior School, Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Rosalind Green.
Group during the same period of Y.: Miss Elaine Davidson, daughter
time.
Master Richard Michelson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Davidson of
Mrs. Albert Homonoff, a tire- 2445 Boston Blvd.; Miss Mildred of Mr. and Mrs. Max L , Michel-
less worker for the Home for Modell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. son of Bay City, Mich., is visiting
Aged, was elected second vice- J. Modell of 1196 Edison Ave.; Miss his grandparents, Mr. and Sirs.
president. In past years she Ruth Levy, daughter of Mr. and Leo Michelson for the holidays,
served as financial secretary and Mrs. Harry B, Levy of 7328 Wood-
as chairman of the Simeha and row Wilson Ave.; Miss Jeanne
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Betman of
Memorial funds. The third vice Kaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3380 Collingswood Ave. returned
presidency will be filled by Mrs. Louis Koine of 1079 Balfour Road. from Florida,
Bernard Lachs, who, in addition
to serving as recording secretary
Rabbi Leon Fram will lecture at
Misses Rhoda and Helen Cowen
a few years ago, has for several the Northern State Teachers Col- of 3303 Glynn Ct, will entertain
years been the responsible agent lege at Marquette, Mich., Tuesday, at a bridge-luncheon on Tuesday,
for the splendid programs staged April 26, on the subject: "The April 19.
at the meetings. Mrs. Philip Bible as a Text Book of Democ-
Smith, who has served as chair- racy."
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hassman and
men of the motor corps, chauffer-
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman B. Harrison
ing the residents of the home
Harry Raden of LaSalle Blvd.
to and from doctors' offices and is visiting with his family in Pitts- have returned home from a trip to
clinics, has been elected fourth burgh over the holiday week-end. Miami Beach, Fla., where they
spent several weeks and visited
vice president.
many points of interest including
Mrs. Robert Rosen, former
Gerald M. Schaflander will ar- Key West.
financial secretary, was elected rive from the University of Wis-
1533 WOODWARD AVE.
secretary of the executive board. consin, April 16, to spend the spring
Miss Phyllis Jane Greenblatt, a
The office of treasurer will again vacation with his parents, Mr. and
be held by Mrs. Jules Wolfson. Mf rs. Samuel Schafiander of Bur- student at the University of Illin-
ois
at Champaign, Ill., arrived home
The new recording secretary is lingame Ave.
Friday to spend her spring vaca-
Mrs. Joseph Fink, former spe-
tion with her parents, Sir. and Mrs.
cial correspondent and secretary
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Glassman
of the board of directors. Mrs. of Chicago Blvd. left for a week's Milton 'E. Greenblatt of Tuxedo
Ave. Mr, and Mrs. Greenblatt re-
J T Greenberg, who assists with visit in New York.
cently returned from a month's va-
the occupational therapy classes,
cation in Miami Beach, Fla,
becomes special correspondent.
Mrs. Max Fisher of the Park
Mrs. Si. J. Greenberg was again Lane Apts. returned from an ex-
Mrs. Joshua Karbal and daugh-
reelected to the office of corre- tended visit in Miami Beach.
ter, Norma Lee, returned to their
sponding secretary. The treas-
home
on Webb Ave., after spending
ury of the building fund will this
Mrs. Saul Kopman of Chicago
year be managed by Mrs. Harry Blvd. is spending the Passover the winter in Miami Beach, Fla.
Wine, a past vice-president and holidays with her parents in St.
chairman of the membership com- Louis.
Rabbi and Mrs. Max J. Wohl-
Perry Lake, Ortonville, Michigan
mittee. Mrs. Nate Kaletsky, who
gelernter of 1940 Gladstone Ave.
so
served as co-chairman to Mrs.
i
11 be at home to members of Con-
In celebration of her recent ap-
SA/eh/C(0
Goodman for the landscape pointment as honorary president of gregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel, its
Are .9e1 gee/
luncheon, was reelected auditor. the lanai Brith Auxiliary, Sirs. R. Sisterhood, Men's Club and friends,
The financial secretaryship goes Metzger was presented with a gift Saturday, April 23, between 2 and
to Mrs. K. Faudem.
by the Junior Auxiliary of Bnai 5 p.
Annual reports were submit- Brith, Tuesday evening, at a so-
Miss Norma Brody has return.
ted by the following officers and cial given in her honor.
.d from Miami Beach, Fla., where
committee chairmen: Mrs. Julius
Wartell, retiring treasurer of
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Seinsheimer she has spent the winter with her
the building fund; Mrs. Nate of Cincinnati are spending the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brody
3—Separate Camp Units-3
Blatnikoff, chairman of the de- holiday week-end with their par- of Webb Ave.
linquent dues committee; Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fech-
Boys Division
A bridal shower was given in
Nettie Benjamin, chairman of the heimer.
Girls Division
honor of Jeanne Kahn, at the Wil-
courtesy committee; Mrs. Samuel
ages 7 • 15
Schwartz, chairman of the pur-
Miss Jean Levitt left to resume shire Hotel, on Tuesday, April 12,
chasing committee; Mrs. David her studies at the Stuart School at 7 p. m. Cocktails and dinner were
served to 50 guests. hostesses were
Werbe, chairman of the art com- in Boston.
Little Nahelu—Pre.School Division
Gertrude Shaman, Mrs. Louis Fel-
mittee; Mrs. Jack Kavanau,
chairman of hospitality; Mrs.
Peter Morse and Rolfe Weil, senthal, Sirs. Maxwell Murray Wil-
ages 3 6
Joseph Rose, chairman of the both students at the University liams and Miss Evelyn Leion. Miss
sunshine committee.
of Michigan, are home for the Kahn will become the bride of Na-
than George Maxman on Slay 1.
spring vacation.
Perfection Lodge
ROSENBERG
BROTHERS
Tuttle & Clark extend the
greetings of the season and
a cordial invitation to view
our display of smart new
Spring Apparel
Tuttle & Clark
CAMP NAHELV
Lehman on J. D. C.'s
Passover Broadcast
NEW YORK (WNS)—Gov-
ernor Herbert H. Lehman will
be heard over Station WOR ,
and the Mutual Broadcasting
System on Wednesday evening
from 10:30 to 11 p. m., East-
ern Standard Time, in a spe-
cial Passover broadcast spon-
sored by the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee. A feature of
the program will be a con-
densed version of the syna-
gogue Passover service to be
directed by Rabbi Jonah B.
Wise.
POSIES from
MILLER'S
Plea for Articles
by Fresh Air Camp
Easter Suitors
List Material Needed for the
Camping Season
MISS ALMA PHILLIPS
a member of the Belem Miss
Phillips is a graduate of Wayne
University and a student of Max
Levy, prominent Detroit vocal in-
structor, who is also a member of
Halevy.
Alma Phillips will be remem-
bered for a number of public ap-
pearances in Detroit, having sung
a principal role in a special per-
formance of the opera "Carmen,"
and later as soloist at the Fox
Theater, where she was hailed as
"Detroit's Deanna Durbin." Ru-
binoff, famous radio violinist, and
Ben Bernie, the "Old Maestro,"
complimented Miss Phillips upon
her work and predicted a bril-
liant future for her.
Following her engagement at
the Fox, Alma Phillips was called
to New York to take advantage of
a scholarship awarded her to
study with Fausta Cleve, one of
the vocal coaches affiliated with
the Metropolitan Opera. She is
returning to Detroit for the Ilal-
evy concert.
Tickets for the Bar Mitzvah
concert on May 15 at Masonic
Temple are now for sale by all
active members and at 8830
Twelfth St. Prices for reserved
seats are 25c, 50c, 75c and EL
Higher priced tickets are given
free to all who avail themselves
of the opportunity to become as-
sociate members before May 1.
Rabbi Hershman's
Passover Sermons
Rabbi A. M. Hershman's ser-
mons on the first two days of Pass-
over will he the following topics:
Saturday morning, April 16 —
"The Two Truths Which the Pass-
over Affirms."
Sunday morning, April 17—"A
Folk Song With a Moral."
Donations in Memorial to
Jewish Home for Aged
The following have made con-
tributions to the Home for Aged:
Mrs. Celia Ashman, in memory of
father Moses; Mrs. Lillie Atkins,
in memory of husband Barney At-
kins; Mrs, Max Cohen, in memory
of father-in-law, Morris Cohen;
Mrs. F. Katz, in memory of hus-
band Moses Wellweil; Mrs. Fran-
ces Kay, in memory of father, Isaac
David; Mrs. Mary Weingarden, in
memory of Mordecai-Zevy.
Plans for the summer season at
Fresh Air Camp are under way,
and material for all phases of
camping are needed. The board
of directors or the Fresh Air So-
ciety appeals to the community
for clothing, toys and equipment
of various kinds which are listed
below.
Call Mrs. Leo Croll, Un. 1-5884,
t o have articles picked up, or de-
liver the items to Mrs. Croll's
home, 18605 Fairfield.
Materials needed by Fresh Air
Camp are:
Lead the Easter pa
rade in I. Millet's
Parisand calf pump
and carry its match
ing bag! The shoe,
$12.75. The handba g.
Clothing:
Children's
(f 0 r underprivi-
leged); adults' (for dramatics):
bathing suits (children's and old-
fashioned adults' for dramatics).
Equipment:
Blackboards, garden implements
(children's), band instruments
(children's), pianos, radios, vic-
trolas, records (popular and class-
ical), waste paper basket.
Games:
Dominoes, checkers, picture puz-
zles, monopoly, etc., lotto.
Materials for Handicraft Work:
Cigar boxes, coffee cans, empty
thread spools, packing boxes (ra-
dio, etc), old window shades, old
tires, empty cable reels, remnant
cloth (cheesecloth, chiffon, etc.).
Toy.:
Coaster wagons, doll house
equipment, dolls, buggies, furni-
ture, dishes, balls, etc., toy cars,
planes, etc., tricycles.
Miscellaneous:
Books, magazines, summer furni-
ture, carpentry tools, aquariums.
Moe Berg, Red Sox catcher, is
The glory of great men should
doing all right as counsel for a big always be measured by the means
cereal company.
which they have used to acquire it.
—LaRoche foucauld.
Passover Greetings to All
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Manufacturers Brought to
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FOR THE DISCRIMINATING PARENTS
WHO CHOOSE A CAMP AS CAREFULLY
AS THEY WOULD CHOOSE A SCHOOL
CAMP MEHIA
on Wampler's Lake in the Irish Hills—altitude of up to 2,000 feet
For
Boys
and
Girls
Ages
6 to 15
Eighth Successful Season
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MANY NEW IMPROVEMENTS ADDED!
Broder Family Club Month-
Mr. and Mrs. Fr ed H. Cohen
A. C. Lappin and children, Bar-
ly Social Meeting April 17 bara and Richard, left for Mil- and daughter, formerly of 2752
Boston Blvd., have moved into their
The Brcder Family Club will
meet April 17, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Golub, 330G Rich-
ton Ave. All relatives of Chaim
Abbe Broder are urged to be pres-
ent. Plans will be discussed to in-
crease the aid given to members
of the family still abroad.
The idea of organizing a Broder
Family Club was conceived by
Mrs. Morris Witus at whose home
Perry Lake, Ortonville, Michigan
the first meeting was held. At that
IN DETROIT, Call Mra•E. Lesotoder, Townsend 54704
time temporary officers were
elected.
or call Mrs. Edythe Cavell, llogara 1180
At the meeting held in Fehru.
erg in the home of Mrs. Nathan
Rubin, officers for the term of one
year were elected as follows; Da-
Dutch Queen Knights
of his 70th birthday. A founder vid Berk, president; Hyman She-
Jewish Leader
of the Dutch Socialist Party and bowich, vice president; Mrs. Mor-
ris Witus, treasurer; Miss Rose
the Diamond Cutters Alliance, he Shebowich, secretary.
AMSTERDAM (WNS) — Dr.
la
now
president
of
the
latter.
The
Henri Polak, veteran Jewish lead.
Rip Kaplinsky, ex-St. John's ace,
er and Socialist member of the title conferred on Dr. Polak is
Dutch parliament, was knighted by Knight of the Order of the Dutch and Moe Spahn, former City Col-
lege captain, have signed to play
Qoeen Wilhelmina on the occasion Lion,
with Kato Smith's Original Celtics.
Early Registration—A Worthwhile Saving
Booklet Upon Request
Camp NAHELU
waukee to visit with relatives over
own home at 2008 Hazelwood Ave.
the holiday week-end.
Morton D. Lieberm an is return.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Appelman
this week-end from Northwest-
and son, Miss Ruth Rhodes of Chi- ing
ern University, to spend a few days
cago and Irving Rhodes of Mil- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
waukee, are visiting with their Benjamin D. Lieberman of Chi-
family over the week-end.
cago Blvd.
Harvey L. Vehon left to spend
Mrs. Eva Wohlgelernter and her
several weeks in Los Angeles and daughter, Clara, of Toronto, are
Palm Springs, Calif.
the house guests for Passover of
Rabbi and Mrs. Max J. IVohlgel-
Mrs. Sarah Rabinowitz, who f rnter, 1940 Gladstone.
has been visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. H. Million of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rissman of
Collingswood Aye., left for Roch- 3208
Elmhurst Ave. announce the
ester, N. Y., to be the guest of Bar Mitzvah of their son, Robert
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Irving, on Saturday morning, April
and Mrs. Harry Cohen.
23, at the Bnai Moshe Synagogue.
Dexter and Lawrence.
Mrs, Sophie Well of Longfellow
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Ave. and her niece, Ruth Cohn, are
Ms. and Mrs. Joseph Pohl (Jean-
expected home Saturday, after a nette Hoffman) left for their sum-
two-weeka' stay in Hot Springs, mer home at Loch Sheldrake, N. Y.
Ark., and stopovers in St. Louis and
Chicago, on the way home from a
Flowers far all isecasioas
three-weeks' motor trip,
Dexter-Joy Florist.
Tyler •4112,
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I. MILLER SALON
FISHER BUILDING
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Nursery
and
Kindergarten
Ages
2% to 6
OFFERS
its facilities for a vacation that will be treasured
in the children's memory for years to come.
Professional supervision, adequate number of
well trained counsellors, resident physician
and nurses, plentiful well balanced diet (dietary
laws observed) definite Jewish background in-
cluding Palestinian songs and dances, modern
Friday night observance.
Carefully planned recreation, 122 acres of
softly rolling terrain, 45 acres of woods, abun-
dance of wild life, flower and vegetable gar-
dens provide an exceptional opportunity for
nature study, frequent hikes to many historical
points of interest for which the Irish Hills are
famous.
THE REPUTATION OF BOTH MR. AND MRS. S. BERCOVICH IN THE
FIELD OF EDUCATION AND CHILD CARE IS YOUR ASSURANCE THAT
YOUR CHILD WILL BE UNDER PROPER SUPERVISION
You Are Cordially Invited to Visit
Our Camp
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PHONE TYLER 5-7539
OR WRITE TO 2689 BOSTON BLVD. WEST
Booklet sent on request,
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