1945-03-29; Saline Observer

              IHE    SALINE
OBSERVER
VOLUME 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW  COUNTY, MICKtGAjfi THURSDAY,    MARCH   29,    1945
NUMBER 25|
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to deserve their business so that, as
time goes on, their patronage will increase as a result of thorough satisfaction.
Ask our customers how they like
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us . . . or just walk in and open an
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i Annual Night
[jHappy Event
SEEN 'AN' HEARD
 n—	
THE  KING CRUCI-TJEDl!
Community
Forum April 3
Easter Sunrise Servi.
Wolverine
' Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     atl
I
Splendid  Prograu.
Enjoyed By Members
And Their" Guests.
At The High School
On   Tuesday,   April
-    At    8:00    O'clock.
The union Easter Sunrise serv-.
ice   will   be   held   Sunday  mom->    ^ y°u want your garden plow-|
ing    at    6:30   in    the   Federated |ed  call  114R2. 26
church.     Mr.   Raymond   W.   Mc- i —
Laughlin will bring the message,-'    We    ^^    government   wheat
"He  is Risen,"   and  the  program Saline   Mercantile Co,
is in charge of the young people's
The   community   will   have   the , 0I-'allizaU°11-    A cordial invitation
For    Sale^-Worthy   seed    oats.|
F.   Clements,  phone 166F13.
OBSERVER LINER:,
Ten Cents Per lane
MINIMUM   CHARGE   25c
For Sale—Sow and 5 pigs,
fred Walker,  phone 149F32.
Wanted—To   buy  a  used   cash
register.  Lambarth Brothers.
At   various   times   in   the   last
several years  we have  been ask-
  ea   "Why   was   Jesus   crucified?"
and since tomorrow is Good Fri-
the^i^r^1 in ;r0 t^L^r^^1^-. _*^^_^_5__r;t ^ at**, is «*_** * an
attended the annual Saline Wom- lieve it not amiss to write some- meetin& °f tte forum in the dis-i
an's Club Guest Night supper and thing about it in this column* anJ cussi°n of one of the most im-;
program at the Methodist church take the liberty to do so as an P°rtallt Post war problems fac-.
Tuesday evening, March 20. More answer to the above question America.     How    is     the    Racial;
than   75,   members   of   the   club      Bethlehem    saw   the    birth   of Problem   to  be   solved? 1
and their guests, the members of! Jesus, heir to the throne of ' This tcpic wiU ^ very ably dis- [
the Rotary Club and their wives,  David,  as King of Israel   and as  cussed    by    Professor    Amos    H.:
sat   down   to   a   sumptuous   pot-  such He  could have  claimed  the' Hawle7  Tuesday   evening  at   the i	
luck      supper,      served      country glory of a kingship and ruled as Hi^ sch°o1-  Professor Hawley is i     General     haulm-
style,  in the  dining  room  of the had  the  Kings   Saul,   David   and an mSl-ructor of sociology at the: Dhone 2R3
church. The invocation was given  Solomon    befcre    Him    and    He U-   of  ■M--  and- has  made  a  deep Y
by   Miss   Esther   Landwehr. 'might     hav.;^   re-established     an study   of  the   racial   problems   in'
After the supper the group as-, earthly kh.gd.rn as the Jews had'this  country. *
sebled    in   the    parlors    for   the.hoped   the   prophesied   messianic      Professor   Hawley   will   give   a
program which was announced by'King   of   the   Jews   of  the  royal  30-mmute  discussion of his views,    We are    j {     ^ 184F21.
the   chib   president,   Mrs.   Walter line   of   David   might   do.     Jesus  and those,. attending will be given for poultly ^ ^estoch:   %<Sb_Si<r«.
MaeArthur.    She introduced Mrs. chose  another  course.    He   never an   opportunity   to   express   their J '   BU™las      DeKalb   Hvbrid  Seed  Corn    Nl
S2_? Sf11^11 and Mr?- Robert rejected the title of King of the }**»? or to ask questions relating.    Wanted-Mecl:anv.3    for    auto- R-     Wiedmayer,     phone     Saline]
^f^' _!^J!SF,   *Y°    *2*? J?w.s. bu*.He did rejectee type to^the   topic. moMe  and ^^  -^ s«££ i43F3. P m
New Idea    Implements and re-l
._  pairs.    Wiedman Auto Co., Saline*
R.     Gillen,
Wanted
steady job.
Wanted—Man   or   boy   to   carq
for lawn.    Phone 60R3.
—    Clerk,    full
Grove Bros.
time.
25
For Sale — Duroc gilts and
boars. Dan Hertler & Son, phone)
""'   " • 24tf
numbers    accompanied   by    Mrs.: 0f  kingship "expected"of Him." hi     Ttlis forUm w111 ^ well worth work* ^td-____f°Aut_°f^ Stea6* 143P3-
_/r_.-»-.+f       HTo>.t4v.        ot        f_„       „._-...   '___-      /?.,—_ r    . „ n+t.nrllTIt- Whir     nnf      .i-.-_.t_      o_ fyicuuiou   AULU     __}.
Saline Savings
Merritt    Martin    at    the    piano, ■ the  wilderness  when He was  oi- attending.     Why   not   devote   an
beautifully rendered. Mrs. Charles fered "the kingdoms of the world nour °f your time once a month
1941    Ford    convertible    coupe,
ceptionally   clean   car.   Wiedman
Auto  Co.,  Saline.
For    Sale—Petoskey    potatoesl
seed    and    eating,    blight    free!
a 26
Expert  Radio   Service.    Brov
Brothers,   225   South  Ann  Arbo_j
The One Story Bank On the Corner
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.
PHONE: 117K2
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ELVIN ARMBRUSTER
205 W. Michigan Ave. SALINE
Osgood   gave   a   series   of   tee and  the  glory  of them"   and re- to a study of your country's prob- radi      heat spotlight   E*- Fho™ 141F2.
readings  in Italian  dialect  which;fused with the words "Thou shalt terns?    Come and bring a friend.   „_„,.,. „„    _,_ _fY   si.   . ■CJt
were   very   appropriate   and   de- worship   the  Lord  thy   God,   and 	
lightfully   given   in   a    pleasing Him only shalt thou serve," lest YOUR GARDEN
manner.  The  guest musicians of ;He fall into the same pits of sin- rmTTC-. WRTCTC '    Heating and sheet metal work street, phone 264R3.
the evemng were the members of fulness   into   which   Saul,   David  xtH°   VV ____r_ .furance   cleaning   and   renairin-:  '	
Unit 18 of the Barber Shop Quar- and   Solomon   had   fallen   which     ™» new .garden calendar is a R Q   w        phfne 160 repairmg-      Wanted.—Used farm silo. Staebl
tets,     coming    from    Tecumseh. meant  the final  downfall of the special service  designed by your; j_* • le_ & g^, ^ South ■M-ai_.   ^f
.They gave several numbers which Kingdom   apd   the   ultimate   en- victory  Garden  Committee  as  a     Used   ^^   wanted    wm Arbor, phone 4195.
i were greatly enjoyed because they glavement of the Jews.    Instead reminder of the things to be done ^ ___.ceg f<__    QQd j^e ^ - 	
were unique and well given. ,Df leading them in their fight for m y0™" garden each, week; Wiedman Auto Co., Saline '     For   Sale— Sow   and   10   pig
Then  followed  a  talk by  Mr. liberation   from    Rome   with    a . , i  , .-■ -      Lorrin. Bauer, phone 142F31,  S
Bedell   of   the   Michigan   Plastic mighty  army. such, as  Saul  and     X011 ^ gam a week or two by.. We ^^ a e BtQck ^ ^ 776Q -wmaw roa^ ^
works -at  Dexter,   who  told  the,David mustered against their en- "B^   F^Per   tents   or   hot-caps Goodyear tires oh hand, alsosev-	
story of the development of plas-, emies, or es^blish a kingdom of over    newly _ set   plants. 'Many g-^ pre.waj.  j^,^ ^^^     y?i<ed.     Alcohol for automobiles. 5
tics and, of their present uses in grandeur    like     Solomon's     that growers use them over early sow- man. Auto Co., Saline. can   for   $5.00.     Limited   s
civilian and military endeavors and | would   outshine   that   of   Rome,, i^gs of seed to hasten germinn-,     ...,   .     .   Wiedman Auto  Co.,  Saline.
gave  a  forecast  of  what  might'He took it upon Himself as the tion   and   protect   early   growth, i    Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums       ' ~-—' *
be expected  of  plastics  in  post-!Son of God and King of the Jews Hot caps made of specially treat- and" barrels for poultry  We have     White   eggs   for   coloring- 	
war construction work and house-; to   show   His   subjects   the   real ed paper can be purchased or you a  g^^ supply on  hand.  Morton Fleoks.    Swansdown    and    chic
hold appliances To top his talk,' powers that would set them free, can make them from oiled paper, poultry Farm,  phone 65R2 chick colorings.    Schmid's.
films of the development of plas-! it was not by enslavement to the They not only protect early plants  . ' 	
tics   were   shown   in   technicolor,''force    of    military    strength    or.from   frost,   but,   by   protectingi    For gaie-^giHajj poultry  house      Septic   tanks   cleaned.	
which were very interesting and; wealth, but by the power of the' plants from the wind, reduce the or brooder house and some chicken equipment- Dan Burkitt, 338 .__
showed the methods used in labor-: spirit, obedience to the Will of amounj of wilting encountered ^-3. new eiectric brooder feed- Jefferson St., Ann Arbor, phonl
atories to make and perfect the-God.    Gentiles  or heathens,   like" following transplanting. ers arid £0untains     A   c   Lange   6282- ^
commodity and how patterns and' Rome, in other words, had kings,.; '   Saline. '       "
dies   are   made   to   mold  it   into,mighty armies, wealth. That was      Peas, onions, head lettuce, leaf,  •__ Ground   lime   spTead   on   yoii
desired shapes. vulgar   for   the   children   of   God 1 lettuce, radishes and spinach can      n6w   electric   ranges   are   now *arm-    Bachman-Osgood Co.,  Ill
After this interesting presenta- • and they should be able to have be sown this week if you've been avaiiabie if your need is  consi(j. E. Henry St., Saline, Mich. Phonl
tion   the   Barber   Shop   Quartet' something  better   and   be   above able to get your soil in condition   ere(i essential  by the  War  Pro- 157R3-   . tf "
again gave several  selections  for' acting like Gentiles.    To that end   ' duction Board. Apply at Johnson 	
the pleasure of the assembly. Al- He preached the  Sermon on the      To be profitabe peas should be an,i Co    209 South Fourth Ave       start y°ur chicks on P_lsbury'|
• together   it   was   an   interesting Mount,  He healed the lame,  the sown  early.    They  will not  pod Ann Arbor, Mich., Phone 5002   ' Best Starter and Grower or Broi
(evening,  well worth spending. blind,    the    halt,    and    generally  up  well  during  the  hot   summer, er  Mash.   Morton  Poultry  Fan
I     The next meeting of the club will "went  about  doing good,"   teach-  months.    In addition, the produc- -    Dead or  Useless  farm  animals Phone  65R2. 28
I be held at the home of Mrs. Ed-'jug   the   oppressed   Jews   how   to  tion   per   square   foot   will    not wanted —.Horses.   Cows,   Calves. 	
win Hering on Tuesday afternoon,   "heap coals,->f .fire" on the heads justify devoting the soil to them Sheep     and     Hogs.     Free     anc      Electrical   appliances    repaiue
April 3. of   their   oppressors   and  how   to all summer.    Plant them in rows prompt service. Phone Adrian -184.  Clocks,    stoves    and    irons    no
be free from the  slavery  of  sin.  far   enough  apart   that  tomatoes Reverse   Charges   to   us.   Adrian available.    Howard Electric Servj
:    But. such humility, such pover-  can   be   interplanted   with   them Tankage   C.    Adrian,   Mich. ice> phone 116R2.
:ty, associated with such strength later to give you two crops from
kVl^Mfi^F^
DOUGLAS MERRIL
PROVES   A   HERO
The  Douglas  Merril,  mentioned of' spirit which He called the Will  the same area.
I in the following letter, is a broth- of God was contrary to  the  ex- 	
1 of Mrs.   George Martin  of  South' pectations   of   the  Jewish  leaders   ,	
1 Ann  Arbor   street   and  his  wife for they expected the opposite in   j
and   child   are  residents   of  Ann, a messianic king, and they coum
| Arbor:
We positively do not  buy any      w,e w111 buy broilers and Rab
chicks   to   fill   orders      We   buy Dits at the highest price.    Pleasl
 some  special breeding stock  only call Saline 88 or 8SF2.    The Yor|
Saline   General   Hospital    1   f°r   our   breeding   flocks.     Every Mills.    Gerhardt Cekau. 26
}   chick that you buy from us was
hatched
Percy Jones General Hospital,
Battle Creek, March 1.
Co. D Commander 409 Inf.,
U.  S. Army.
jDear Sir:
not and  would  not  accept  Him \ hatched   by   us   from
ias  their  King  and obey'Him inj    Mr.   all(i j^g   Milford  Ruddock breeding  flocks.
iHis  way for  liberation from  the have  a  daughter  born  on March SALINE   HATCHERY
.oppression   they   suffered   at   the 20. The Poultry Service Station
hands   of   Rome   and   their   ownj    A  son  was   born   to   Mr.   and Saline,   Mich. Phone   50RJ
sins, and the wave of hatred and;jy;rs_ Edwin Finkbeiner of Bridge-
i-o-irnlt-  np-ninst Him   STeW  as   time Yxrot.r   nn   1W_r_Ti   9">.
own      For  Sale—Manure for garden
Pickup load spead on $2.50. AlsJ
ashes   hauled.     B.   M.   LeBaror
11145 Saline-Milan road. 25
revolt against Him grew as
water  on March  22.
For    Rent—Three    acre    apple
I am writing you in reference went on.
Wanted — Dead     and    uselesl
stock.     Free   service.     Call   eoB
Carrol Fros*
,      .„_ „         _.       And when as the  Son      Mrs>  Max McHenry and infant orchard,    large    trees,    good   va- lect TecuI?sellT,^?,r,_   o_  rn
.J to member of your company  Pfc   of   God  His   accusations   against daughter returned home  on Fri- rieties; also about 14 acres good Licensee tor uarimg <g <--
'Douglas Merril. ' ithem     were     painful,—for     who (jay. productive  land.     Inquire  at  107
i    "6S~Dec.~2, ' 1944,   I,   being   a\wants   to   be   accused   of   sinful-;    Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Coffey are East Michigan Ave. or see A. C.  ^^^-S^S f^'^It'1 Ther!
-member   of    Co.    D    then,    was ness?—they    determined^  to   put the  parents   of a  daughter born Lange,     licensed     Real     Estate cnicns natcneu -v_i7 _«_*.. x     j
Broker,   Saline.
'^3
I wounded  along with four  others.; Him out of the way and charged 0n  Friday,  March  23.
two  of whom died.    The enemy. Him with blasphemy because He.    m_ss     Alberta    Hammond     of!   h    . eKrjo
I having over-run our position, tookj had   called   Himself   the   Son   of.Mjiaji   ahd   her   tonsils   removed!    Lost—Between Clinton and Sa- l"iu'    w
is a big demand for early broil
ers.       Morton     Poultry   .Fa
Easter Sunday falls on April 1st, but Easter
Sunday Dinner wil be no joke if you have a
delicious slice or piece of Schmid's Ham for
the main dish.
Naturally, you must have quality fruits
and vegetables and staple groceries to go
with such quality meat; and, by design, we
have everything obtainable at your fingertips here.
ADVERTISED  IN
LIFE
Nabisco Shredded
Wheat, 13c
ah who could walk as prisoners., God   and   therefore   God's   equal, on Saturday. lme,   Boston  bulldog  with  white      Est,ecJallv   equipped   to   repail
Merril without thought of person-'and for this alleged sin the law. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ford have a face,- white hreast and white „uto rrarts and farm machines
ai safety, hid among the dead! of Moses had set the penalty of son born on Saturday; March 24. .feet, wearing brass-studded har- Weldi£g. of aU y^fa Brooi
in order to not only give us'stoning to death. Before the; Mrs. Ben Porter of Milan had ness, Coldwater license. Reward. Brothe^ ^y ^ ^ jf anyon
lacking first-aid, but later, having Jewish   court,   the   Sanhedrin,   il- her  tonsils removed on Tuesday. Tel.   Vermont   68475,   Detroit,   or   • phone 101
stayed with us for 32 hours de-.legally   held   at   night,   He   was a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. lwrite 19342 Foner street.        x '  ^
spite the fact that the enemy had codemned to death by. stoning on Louis   Richardson   of   Milan   on 	
full control of our position, joined that charge.    However, since this Tuesday, March 27. i    There are lots of good poultry     Farm Wanted—30 to 80 acreq
enemy lines as  our company at-,was a charge concerning religion,    Mr. and Mrs. Neil Schneider of feeds   on  the   market,   but right Will pay cash or will trade
tacked and- gained again our po-' and since the Jews were the sub- Dixboro have a daughter born on: now we feel that Master Mix is tiful modern home, handy to west]
sition.   Merril then braved enemy jects of Rome and could not leg- . Tuesday, March 27. I the tops in quality and price.   We side industries.   Write 5612 Hipd
fire to bring medical aid to us.     'ally execute    a prisoner without'    Mrs.    Arthur    Faust   is    very,appreciate   your feed  business.     Dearborn.   Teephone De. 6250.   21
In   short,   Sir,   due   to   Merril's, permission  from  Roman   authori- much   improved   and  will   return 1 SALINE   HATCHEIRY 	
fortitude   and   unselfish   acts,    I! ties,   and   because   Rome   was   a home  soon. !^ The Poultry  Service ^Station^^     Most Qf our custonlers ^
Saline, Mich.
Subscribv. for The Ob .erv. r
am   living    today.      I    am    sure j pagan government with no. author-
that this, also, goes for the other j ity over the religious life of the COiMMUNITY  CLUb I
two wounded' men who were with! Jews,   the  Roman   officials   could MEETING AND  PARTY               !
me. If ever an American soldier [not pass judgment against Jesus,    The     next     Community     Club] ... uu__u__-_-_   wcu   ___u u5«.   *-
was    a    credit   to    his    heritage, j on a charge involving a religious meeting   and   party   to   be   held 1 w"° bave  any legal printing re- ^       too   ^-.yj become "Old
Douglas Merril is. 'act.     Consequently   they   had   to at Saline Valley Farms will be on; quired  in the  settlement  of  es- -        '
Good luck to you always, . _        .
James B.  Price.
Phone 52R2 peaters who Hke our  ..Q^ckg
Known   Breeding^'  and  our   ser
Wanted-People in this vicinity g-^ ^pe to^e ^y neVj
Saline Rotary Cluh
j find a legal charge to put against -April   9,   when   the   special   fea- j ta.tes- etc- wi^ .C0IlSr a        °r    y SAXJNE  HATCHERY
■ him, and so they went to the of-|tures will be an address by Prof. 1 S_'vnlS ^ sent to P113 »ewsPaPeT;       The Poultry Service Station
ficials charging Jesus with rebel-j J. K. Polock of the U. of M. andi711^ ^ T^^lr^J^Z Saline,   Mich. Phone   50R|
jlion  against the  Roman  govern-1 a male   quartet form  the  Kiiig-! matters and to have your notices 	
;ment.   He had called Himself the Seeley   Corporation,   Ann   Arbor. I a-PPe31  m   ^ papeL" ^ ?niJ     „    • „      v
King of the Jews,  and although t Squafe   dancing  with  Cook's   or-. necessary   to   ask   the   Probate      Bear   cubs    are   usually   bor
line Observer.
in winter hibernation.
a questionnaire for members to' their tables and suddenly, to gain
solve at the meeting of the Ro-! their end, became super-patriots
tary Club at their meeting at The j claiming   allegiance   to   no   King
1 Tavern last Thursday. There were|exeept  Caesar,   and claimed  that
Sunkist  Lemons   lb.   _L2c Windex    15c only    ten    of    them,    but    that .Jesus by  calling Himself     King
Tenderleaf Tea    % lb. 27c'.Palmolive   Soap        large   lie was plenty.    Dr. G. J. Prout got!of the Jews was a traitor guilty
^ to   ask   the   Probate
they   desired  nothing 'moTe^thM i chestra  and^Ross" Bame7"c^gLJuaSe.tS send them to The  Sa" while the mother is sound
Chairman   Lockwood   presented I freedom from Rome, they turned'will also be a part  of the pro- iW ™™»™»»- •>«  "™tOT i"i»>™_t.mn.
 __ .-_.   j,— 1    _-•«.__-. +„-_.i„_ „,._i ^,^^i„r,i-.,   4-_. __,-^  gram.     A  committee  meeting  tol
plan the party will be held atj
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred)
Arend next  Tuesday  evening.        !
Borden's Hemp   1 lb.  57c Aunt Jemima  Pancake
Sunshine Crackers ......_ 1 lb. 19c
French's Bird  Seed      15c.
Gem Razor -Blades    10c
Nabisco   Shredded Wheat.—   13c
Flour         15c
Ferry Morse Seeds
Phone
38
SCHMID'S
Where Quality Isn't Expensive
90 per cent and walked off with
the prize—a package of cigarets.
Guests were E. M. Gilbert of
Saline township and Charles Anderson, Junior Rotarian, who has
played'football for four years and j won
participated in other sports to the was
satisfaction of his coaches. He
is soon to enter the service for
Uncle   Sam.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the Fire De-
of leading a revolt against Roman
government.   Then   followed   the <
bribery, betrayal, denials, perjury,!partment and neighbors for their,
illegal  trials,  abuse,   cruelty and (prompt and efficient work in pre-!
what-not until finally they. venting a disastrous fire Saturday '-
their     point     and     Jesus j afternoon. i
condemned     to     die     byi    Mrs. Bessie Colins, j
crucifixion   as   a traitor   against!    Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kellogg.    :
Rsme. His condemnation was led;   I-
originally by the religious leaders j AUCTION   SALE .
and patriots among the Jews, but.     ..,„,.,,       ., ..     ■'•
iHe died on the cross at the hands   a Apnl  3rd,   4%  miles north  of.
  iof the soldiers of the pagan gov-; Ann Arbor on NorthfielgChurch
m memory of our mother, for) eminent of Rome. His cross was j road  or 4%- south  of JWhitmore
CARD OF TB-ANKS
RIGHT THIS WAY
LADIES I
To The
BEST BAKGAINS in TOWN
In Our
ADVERTISING COI,UMNS  |
that originally fashioned by Bar-1 Bake  or  12  miles  west of  Ply-j
rabas,   the   criminal  whose  free- mouth. ,'
dom Was demanded by the mobs!    50 head of cattle, milkers and|
the pastor, Rev. Lendrun., for his when the choice between him and'heifers,   and  7- Holstem  bulls,   2j
Jesus was put before  the popu-; horses,   50  head of  hogs,   shoate
lace by Pilate.    We need only to:and   sows.     All   kinds   of   final
read the history of that event and; tools and machinery; also attach-j
that of those fateful years to seejinents  for   Ferguson   tractor.        .
Sit a counterpart in the world!    Ducks,  geese and chickens and
conditions   today.     This   year   of small  tools.
1945   finds   Jesus   traveling   the     Terms:  Cash
road to Calvary the rejected Kmgj GROVER PLACE.    [
just as he traveled it 1900 yefrsj [
ago   for   we   still   cling   to   thejjf  O   T I  C E |
same   hopes   for   liberation  fromj    ^ poug on April 2nd Election-
the many kind words and deeds,
to the neighbors and friends,
the   telephone   Operators,  and-to
comforting words.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Graf
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finzel
and family,
Mr.  and  Mrs.  George  Dressel-
house and family.
Eyes Examined
Br. Frank Gifford, Toledo Optometrist. Offioe: Milan Hotel,
Saturday 1:00 to 9:30 p. m. Glasses fitted.  (12th year in Milan).
sin and oppression that the Jews I .^  opei-   alid  ciose  on Eastern]
(Continued on page two)        'War Time. 1
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