The Bend bulletin., November 21, 1946, Page 9, Image 9

HE BEND BULL
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SECTION TWO
, Sports
General Newt
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
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Volume LVI
Hollywood Bowl
Offered Veterans
For '47 Session
lly Illinium W. Mi'IiiiIn
(llrillr,! I'm HI. (I Currnixiiiilriill
St. Louis, Nov. 21 nil . Klm ldH
mill Texas won't like thin. Neither
will On' AmiTlniii legion nor lite
VeteriuiH ot I'ori'li!" Wars.
Don't blame us. If you want
lo kick Komrlioily mound, tnki u
hoot lit Fidel ,1. (iuuJile, Jr., who
wim horn In Texas, II vx In Cali
fornia mid who has never hi'i'n
In I' lorlila - hut hnles It.
Ami ilon't ! surprised If he
kirks hack. Tin1 former murine
Ki'i'aut Ik I'lK i'IioukIi anil tnue.li
ennui'lt mid lit1 iippenin to ho Hie
klckln' kind,
Tlii lienor (iimn to St. Louis to
day, hi'iiilnti not fjlflM hut nn
utter of the Hollywood howl, for
dee, for the 1!H7 convention of
the Amciiritu veterans of world
war II. The l'.Mti confab opened
here today,
IIIiIh Tor MectluK
l'lnildii, hi thinks would like
to have the meetliik' next year,
down there iiiiioiik the u Iiiih and
(he sea shells hy the Hen shore,
Hut In Conale.' Utile lilack
hook, "I-'liiilda In at the end of Die
slicks. 'Hie water there - quote
In too cold to swim In, No
iiinvle stain. People talk funny.
And not u decent meal In the
Mute. Knd quote.
Hut In California -quote-nil!
'Hie Ml an of Hlne. sen-en, radio
mid llio llrown Derby, Hooin to
move around In. live ainvetH In
puhllc offices In hlc.li places. (!ood
minis. Food like inainn used to
Htlr up. And (Ionale. I'niiunif.
'nie Kcnnr, we should report,
No Kicks on
the bakers of BANNER BREAD bring you
Dick DunkePs College Football Ratings
lHlntll Tli Dunli'l ttltng trvlem piAMntl IicIuaI, unblMvd plclui ol th tftlillvt ittqlh el Uami M Htiilid br lb
milna rMlUun nt!lil. ttili n-.lhoJ mibwnii III ii)Mllao. "Huw wll ch learn ptrolud fUllv lo lh lrnJth oi
II optsMlllott lo uaKI" Tho lma Ml llioll own tallnoa by lh avsiao acuilno nuiglns lhr labJUh abova 01 balow Ilia
avataua lallno ol Ihall opponanla. Kallnga ara tndai numbara no! parcanlagaa. Thua. toi aaampla, a 0.0 laan lalaa 10 acotlng
rolnla hlghai lhan a 40.0 laam. lb Ibla mannai. paal pailoimancaa ol any Iwo taama cao ba oonpaiad mqaidlaaa ot location.
Urn lallnga bava baan contkououl atneo 191.
fllNCI'Al OAMIt
rabokla
Wlnnora
rababla
loaari
miDAY, HOVCMDClt 11
Loulalana SI.. . Toldham .?
Miami, ria. 'M Il Waah. 4 Laa . , M l
Navada 7I.S va Loyola. Cat. ...46.1
SATURDAY, HOVEMtlCT 11
Alabama SS.t va Boalon Collaga S4.I
Oamaon 71.? a Aubull 66.8
Columbia ..,110.0 a Syiacuaa 72.7
Duka 07 . yaNoilb Carolina -IM
Qaorgla 104.1 va Challanooga ,.7a.l
OaolglaTachMOLSvaruiman 85.S
Holy Cioaa ...TI.InTampI
Illlnola I01.S va Noilhwaalatn ."K0.6
Indiana M.I va Puldua 'ILO
Michigan .
101.1 vi Ohio Slala ...95 0
an 1 a Maryland 71.1
Michigan 81..
Mlaalialppl SI. 81.2 va"Miaalaalppl . . . 75.6
Naw Maxlco.fi0.9 va Kanaaa Slala ...47.3
N. C, Slala. . . .BB.S va rloilda
Nona Dama.. 111.0 va Tulan ''
Oklahoma ...71.3 va Nabiaaka 74.0
Okla, A JIM. ,7S.O va Diaka 40.9
Oiagon Slala B0.1 va dragon 74.5
Pann Slala ...t7.1va Plllabuigh ....BIO
Prlncalon . , . 74.3 va Darlmoulh .....05.B
nica 02.1v! Teaa Chrlillan.BB.l
So.Malhodlal 7.l va Baylor 74.2
Sianlord Bl.lvaCalltomla ;...'01.0
Tannaaaaa ..14.1 va Kanlucky 81B
Taaaa Tach . .01.0 va Arltona 85.0
U. C. I. A. . . .08.0 va So. California . '84.S
Waahlnglon . 07.0 va Monlana M.S
Waal Virginia. 77.va Virginia '3.'
Wlaconaln . . BB.O va Mlrmaaola 80,d
Yal, 82.8 va Harvard B.O
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24
San rranclaco'OB.S va Wyoplna 80.1
Mldwnl
NOTRE DAME. 112.6
MICIIIOAN ...r02.8
ILLINOIS 102.5
OHIO STATE. . 95.0
INDIANA .... 92.9
N WnSTEHN .. 90.6
WISCONSIN .. B9.0
MINNESOTA , 88.8
TULSA BB.7
IOWA 80.6
1. AtlMY 1137
2. NOTFC DAME. 112.6
3. orOIIOIA ....104 2
4. MICItinAN ...102.9
6. ILLINOIS 102.5
8. OEORalATXCHIOl.S
7. U. C. L. A. ... 8B.0
0. DUXR 97.8
8. PENN 98.3
10. L. 8. TJ 05.3
OUT OUR WAY
!; I'M MA.KIW' i'4ii WULL.THAf
1 i'f him I'AT ni'S J :;;'!( SHOULDN'T
Jfl eillWR-HB 80TIIURHIM ,,
',',) IXIN'T LIKE Y'l;lM NOW HIS
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wttn iiotssE y ( is so clogs ,
'VI MCAI7 7 I TO IT HI? f'H
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' THf! SHORT rKSSAGK
I wim horn In Dallas 30 yearn iiuo. I
I Of Spanish descent, he worried
throiiKh the third crude In the
Mate of limn liorn cuttle and lil:h
1 Iiin'IiiI boots,
I "1 don't like It," he mild. "'Not
i enough people." i
So his pappy packed up the;
I family and they sent a few years
1 In Smln. And no on, hack to
the II. S. A few yearn later, lie
cause In Spain they Kay "si, si and
then me more bulls Ulan eoplc."
j And world war II. Klve years
In the marine corps with 33
monllis In the Pacific at Salpan,
iTtnlnn, Okinawa, and Tarawa.
HllilKinn, medalH. Hack to his
wife and two kids and a self
nppolnted Job nn iimlunouiilor of
good will for the nmvets, nnd nn
For week ending November 24
I. NORTH CINTRAl
SATURDAY, HOVEMBHl 11
Daylon H.I va Maraball 41.1
Dallanca .'. , .11.1 va Cadarvllla 11.7
Earlhaaa ... . aaj. va lloaa foly 18.3
I. Carroll ....44.7 va Akron 'Il l
Mount Union. .41.0 va Xanyon IB.S
N. Illlnola Bt..4S.7Tal. Mllllkln ...,17.4
Obarlla . , . , . .! va Wooatat 39.9
OhloU S7.3vaXavlar 40.1
Shurllall ....MOvaPilnclpla It 1
Wlltanbarg .'31.1 va Danlaon .8
W. NORTH CINTRAl
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER It
Canlral '31.7 vaWm. lawall ...10.3
miDAY, NOVEMBER 31
Mo. Vallay . .'OOJ VI Rockhural ti t
Nob. Waal'n.4l.3vaChadronSI 2B.G
Ottawa 40.0vaBakar 3S.l
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 31
Pitlaburg St.. a4B.0va Emporia St 39.9
S'waat'n, Kana. 33.4 va Coll. Emporia .IS.S
Wlchlla "B1.7 va Tolado SI.O
' IOUTHWIIT
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11
Aualln "37.2 va E.Cant.St.,Okla. .30.9
llardln Slm'na'TB.t va Howard Payna .48.7
Taiaa MLnaa . 59.4 va Brlgham Young 31.3
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11
Abllana Chr. .83.9 va Tanai A. 1 1.. ,4).4
b. Taxaa SI....59.4vaN. Taxaa Slala. 50.7
lonaaboro St. 40.8 va Handrix 33,9
3. HoualonSI.33.1 vaS. F. Aualln 81. .48.1
S'waalarn.Tax. 84.7 va McMurry 44.0
Waal Taxaa St. 63.7 va Tampa 8lale ...47.8
THIS WIIK'S LIADIRS
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1. OEOROIA ...104.1
2. ODOliaiATECH 101.5
U. C.
DUKE 97.6
I. B. U 95.3
TENNtSSEE .. 94.2
niCR 82.3
NO.CAROLINA 82.1
KENTUCKY ... 91.6
MISS. STATE., 91.2
9. WASH.
10. ALABAMA
, 99.1
10. OREO.ON
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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1946
By J. R. WILLIAMS
Hit; jt?wiLu'i"iC
unofficial "press agent for the
California C of (,'. Cunalcz
hopes he never nun to leave the
sun-washed shores of California
for more than five minutes ever,
ever.
Doesn't I'till runchin
Tile senor doi-sn't pull his
punches. He will let you know at
the drop of a discharge button
that he's n modern veteran. He
will have no truck with the likes
of. the Legion or the Veterans of
Foreign wars -"the (uy who got
us into this mess of housing short
ages and job shortages."
"The umvets are a young
group," said the senor. "The
older guys want to take us In.
Hut they'd take In Caesar's legi
ons If there were any around.
Popular, Because It's Good"
MOUNTAIN AND PACIFIC
, rRIDAY, NOVEMBER U
Padllo Lulh..'.7 vaUollald 32.6
San Joaa St.. 74.S vaFtaano Slala ...30.2
SATURDAY.
Cal. Poly. ...49.l
Coll. PacUle .33.4
NOVEMBER 11
va Chi CO Stat . , . .33.0
va Cal. Agglaa . . . .37.6
Montana Slat. 63.1
N.Max.MUIlarrll.l
Ocddanlal ..43.6
Pappardlna . a6.S
va ColoradoMtnea 32.6
va E. Now Maxlco12.0
va Pomona 42.7
vaCalllorala Tach . 30.7
Radlaada ..."Sl.l
TaWhlttlar 46.7
va Santa Barb. St.. 47.9
San Dioeo 81. . M B
SOUTH IAST
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11
E. Carolina SI. 38.7 va Lanolr.Rhyno .ai8.2
Maryvllla ...MS.OvaTuaculum 8.1
Mlu. South'n OS.O va 3.E. Loulalana. .61.7
Murray SI.. y. 30.1 va III. Waalayan. . .29.0
N.W.Loulalana61.6va8.W. Loulalana .31.1
nollln S6.4nOhlo Waalayan. 38.1
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13
Davldaon ..."51.8 vaClladal 51
Hand. Macon aj.e va Wollord 17.9
Sawanaa 41.6 va Hampdan-Syd. a34.3
W.CarollnaSI. 38.1 va Emory llanry .34.3
W. Va. Waal'n 36.1 va DavlaDklna ,.'tT.t
IIATURDAY,
Albright ....'Sll
Bullalo 54.3
, NOVEMBER 11
vaPa. Military .
.16.4
va Johna Hopklna
..41.3
CalU. St., Pa. '55.4
va Lock Havan St.
va Muhlanbarrj ,
va Alleghany . . .
va Naw York O..
va Carnagla Tach
.43.0
,.70.3
.12.7
180
Dalawara ,.,a74.1
Dlcktnaon ...50.8
Qaorrjatown ..76.0
Orovo Cily . . 29.8
Lahlgh 41.8
.38.1
va Lalayelta
va Bucknall . , . .
va Niagara
va Haverlord . . . ,
vaKulatown St.,.
36.8
Rulgara 82.3
.59.1
.51.1
37.1
33.1
Scranton ....31.2
Swarthmora . .42.4
W, Chaalar SI. 49.9
Waif
IHI
ARMY 113.7
PENN ........ 96.3
YALE 92.9
PENN STATE.. 97.8
NAVY 65.6
BOSTON COLL. 64.9
PITTSBURGH . 82.6
VILLANOVA . . 82.5
RUTOERS ,,,, 82.3
CORNELL tl.l
L. A. ... 99.0
S.CALIFORNIA 94.5
onraoN st... eo.2
WASHINOTON 97.6
STANFORD ... 81.3
CALIFORNIA , 91.0
NEVADA 799
ST. MARY'S . . 79.7
STATE 77.9
74.3 I
Copyright 1946, by R. C. Dunket,
Trojans Favored
To Beat Bruins;
State Gets Nod
By Osear I'raley
Unlld I'reaa SKorla Wrlb-r)
New York, Nov. 21 mi Fra
ley's follies or picking the week
end foothall "winners" In u per
fume shop while trying to lilen
tlfy atlar of roses.
Nutlonul
Southern California over UCLA
The UC.'LANS are a G'i point
choice off their record hut you
can throw away the statistics In
this one. The favorites are fast
and have a tremendous passing
attack hut USC will throw the
hook at ' em and, rememher,
UCLA has beaten the Trojans
only onic In 15 attempts.
West
California over Stanford
Afralnst the odds again.
Oregon State over Oregon
Washington over Montana
Roll over, tabby.
Colorado over Colorado State
It says here.
Also: Nevada over Loyola,
Montana Stute over Colorado
Mines, COI1 over California Ag
gies and Sun Francisco over
Wyoming.
The Midwest
Illinois over Northwestern
One dozen roses.
Michigan over Ohio State
Settling for the thorns.
Indiana over Purdue Hoosier
choice, bub?
Minnesota ovef Wisconsin It's
your dough.
Also: Oklahoma over Nebres
ka, Dayton over Marshall, Michi
gan State over Maryland, Wichita
over Toledo and Ohio V. over
Xavler.
Ttib South
Notre Dame over Tulnne Ah
loves those fighting Irish.
Ceorgla over Chattanooga
Those liulldogs. too.
1 Georgia Tech over Furmon
j No engineering problem.
! Duke over North Carolina
! You give three points the other
j way.
! Mississippi State over Missis
j slppl Show me, short one.
Also: LSC over Fordham,
Miami over W. & L., N. C. State
I over Florida. Tennessee over Ken
I lucky, Clemenson over Auburn,
i Virginia over West Virginia, S. E.
' La. over Mississippi Southern.
South Of The Great takes
I Placer over Yuba In the
money.
Elllsvllle over Schooba That
man's in again.
Kllgore oyer Paris Oul! Oul!
Cullowhec over Emory Hen
ry S'help me.
Southwest
Rive over TCU Thev cotton In
I this one.
SMU over Baylor The cars
sprung a leak.
Texas Tech over Arizona
Playing with big boys, now.
Also: Hardln-Slmmons over
Howard Payne, New Mexico over
Kansas State, Oklahoma Aggies
over Drake and East Texas over
North Texas.
East
Alabama over Boston ColIege
Good football for you all.
Pitt over Penn State An
other dilly.
Yale over Harvard Battle of
the broad A's.
Dartmouth over Princeton
They gotta win one sometime.
Delaware over Muhlenberg
Battle of the little giants.
Also: Columbia over Syracuse,
Holy Cross over Temple, Buffalo
over Johns Hopkins, Lehigh over
Lafayette, Georgetown over NYU,
Rutgers over Bucknell, Albright
over PMC and Dickinson over
Allegheny.
(Season's record: Three hun
dred thirty right, 67 wrong, 14
ties.)
Fight Results
tlililimiliimimiiiiMiiiimmimiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiimiitiiiimiillu
(By Unittd rrwa)
Galveston, Tex. mi Lew Jen
kins, 136, Sweetwater, Tex.,
stopped Ted Garcia, 134, Las Ve
gas, N. M. (9).
Oakland Calif, mi Speedy
Cabanello, 127, Manila, stopped
Mario Trlgo, 131, Mexico City
(1).
86.8
A BETTER BLEND
ft i
Medford'11'
Moves North
For Big Game
Illy l:IUd I-ra.)
All but the final edges were
put on the four Oregon high T"an3 ,0 8a'n on leading Holly
school football teams Thursday; wood In the Pacific coast hockey
that Friday night will play In league Southern division were
swss rri lavi8hi a 1 ,o 0
land Thanksgiving day for the 'ourth-place rresno falcons.
state A class championship.
The Medford team left Wednes -
duy night for Hood River, where
ai p.m. i- riclay it will matcn Its
freestyle playing against the
speed of Hood River.
The McMlnnvllle Grizzlies will
Invade Portland for a try at 8 p.m.
Friday against Grant High in a
T-formation contest. Both teams
will bring aggressive forward
walls into play, plus highly touted
running bucks.
Portland Would
Bring Army West
Portland, Ore., Nov. 21 Hit ' A
move to bring the Army foot
ball team for a New Year's day
game against Oregon State col
lege was announced last night by:
Auron M. t rank as spokesman
for a group of Portland business
and civic leaders.
Frank said that if the Army-cold-shouldered
by the Pacific
coast conferencecame here, the
game would be scheduled as the
Northwest bowl and would be
played for the benefit of the
Shriners hospital for crippled
children In Portland.
He said he understood that the
academy officials had been ap
proached In behalf of the pro
posed game and were interested
In the possibility. Frank said he
was not Informed of the Immedi
ate reactions of Oregon Slate of
ficials, although the proposal had
been presented to them in detail.
Lon Stiner, OSC coach, declin
ed official comment, noting that
the Beavers have yet to meet
Oregon this Saturday at Corval -
lis and Washington next week at
Portland.
Of its seven games played, Ore
gon State has won five, lost, one
and tied one.
Bowling
The Smoke shop team had high
score In Women's league bowling j
at the Bend Recreation alleys last j
night, posting a three-game total!
of 2485. i
Arlene Roberts, of the Oasis
team, had high Individual three-1
game score of 541 and high single
game of 196.
The Smoke shop won three
games from Symons brothers, !
Oasis took three from Freeman
tackle, Slate's barber and beauty :
shop won three from the Trail
way Clippers and Bend Recrea
tion won its three games from!
McCann Sign company.
Trailway Clippers: E. Kellev, !
332; A. Musgravc, 316; absentee,
333; M. Kohfield, 350; B. Thomp-:
son, 2S6. Total, 1971. I
Slates Barber and Beauty Shop: I
H. Judy, 445; J. Huffman, 406; L.
Weber, 278: absentee, 336; E. Mc-i
Kay, 413. Total, 2142. j
Smoke Shop: B. Davis, 390; G.
Davis, 441; L. McConnell, 391; O.
Burleigh, 387; O, Norcott, 492.1
Total. 2485. I
Symons Brothers Jewelry: S.
Morley, 466; Irma Kentner, 381; .
Norma Garvick, 2S8; Doris Crow,
ley, 373; Anne Burke, 462. Total,
2396.
Oasis: M. Slate, 375; L. Rice,
333; L. Musgrave, 320; D. Brown,
393: A. Roberts. 541. Total, 2349.
Freeman Tackle Co. Absentee,
249; L. Barrett, 307; C. Loree
422; M. Webster, 435; J. Garling
ton, 4S6. Total, 2081.
Bend Recreation: M. Blucher,
395; E. Ives, 364: B. Calder, 388;
R. Wiershick, 359; K. Ives, 452.
Total, 2333.
McCann Sign Co. W. McCann,
379; A. Stearns, 289; F. Liddlc,
295; M. Dubois, 350; E. Roats,
395. Total, 20S6.
Trumpeter swans, America's
rarest waterfowl, now number
361 birds.
Makes a memorable Manhattan because
it's blended in Kentucky 6 Glenmore
Praif 67ii Grain Neutral Spirits
Glenmore Distilleries Company
Louisville, Kentucky
FOR BETTER DRINKS
San Diego Hawks
Lose To Falcons
'"' r'""
I ,np IJK'go KynawKs'
Bolstered by new players, the I
atoms slid across the game's
ony B""l at 7:54 of the first pe -
l"e sncKwor oi won i
Eaton. From there on it was
i strictly a tight affair. But It wasi
not without its argument. j
I A San Diego goal In the third 1
period was disallowed by off!-!
cials who said the whistle blewj
on a faceoff before the puck went !
Into the nets. Coach Paul Rungei
of the Skyhawks said he would
protest the game.
Los Angeles Win
Los Angeles defeated San
Francisco, 4 to 1, as flashy Bucky
Buchanan of the Shamrocks, lead
ing scorer in 1945, was held to a
lone goal.
In the Northern division the
leading Seattle Ironmen rolled
up their 13th victory in 19
games by stopping New West
minster. 6 to 2. The Ironmen took
an early lead on four straight
goals.
Chicago Player
In FBI Custody
Monroe, La., Nov. 21 nn Mur
rell Jones, 25-year-old Chicago
White Sox first-baseman, .was in
the custody of the federal bur
eau of investigation with three
other men, charged with the !
theft of government property
from Selman field.
The lanky Jones, together with
Anthony Elmer John Schroeder,
Anthony F. Scalone and Oscar
Jack Wicks, Jr., were arrested
yesterday and charged with re
moving $1,092 worth of equip
ment from several Selman field
warehouses, subsequently remov
ing it to an area near a private
1 nangar leased by Jones several;
months ago.
Huners of Elk
Asked for Data
The Eastern Oregon elk season
closed on Nov. 20 with the excep.
hum ui a small aica aiung nit;
east sloDe of the Blue mountains
!n Q.l.nr ...V.lnl. ...ill
main open until Dec. 22. It is
DISTINCTLY
DECIDED LY
Single Bottles
Sets of Two . .
c '
KSSiSW jaaraaJ-
.. . ox. to, $10. . . , for $5 ISPORT MAN p4k ff J
...o.toro y y-s A$$mA
T GROOMING ESSENTIALS
anticipated that very few elk will
be taken in this area until the
deep snows force the animals on
to the lower ranges as at present
the elk are protected high on
the steep timbered slopes.
While figures are not available
yet on the kill for the season
Just closed, it probably was the
highest ever had in Oregon. In
order to obtain the information
on the kill, hunters are urged to
mail immediately their check out
cards to the game commission of
fice, P. O. Box 4136, Portland 8,
regardless of whether or not an
elk was killed.
; . .
1 0?CCflCCCCCl5Ca
Just Arrived . . . Shipment of
ALARM CLOCKS
LUNCH BOX KITS
Sleeping Bags
Guns
and we
some
UNIVERSAL
PRESSURE
COOKERS
Hunting Coats
Fishing Tackle
Fly Rods
Casting Rods
Casting Reels
(Hy Reels
Automatic Reels
Flashlights -- 'Catteries
SMALL
RADIO SETS
'i
"Coleman"
Gas Stoves and Lanterns -
DOUTHlf'S
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also have
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Shells
I
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Duck and Goose
DECOYS
Duck Calls
Duck Straps
Pocket Knives
Hunting Knives
Holsters
Scabbards
Gun Cases
fllOne M
Set of Sportiman Shave Lotion, Cologne,
Hair Dressing, Talc and Shave Soap, $7.73
Nothing says "Merry Christmas" better than
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...his tavorlte GROOMING ESSENTIALS In their
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