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6-B Qixtlln'shw Saturday Morning, November 15, 1980 DJ industrial average soars Legal Notices Legal Notices 1 CAROLYN ADAMS PUTS last minute price tags on clothing items in preparation for the gigantic Trash and Treasure Sale. Trash Treasure Sale set today A Trash and Treasure Sale will be held today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 805 Tremont, South End. The sale was organized by parents of students at Trinity Episcopal School and proceeds from the sale will benefit the educational programs at that elementary school.

According to school Headmistress Elizabeth Hollamon, "everything under the sun" will be sold at the large rummage sale. "We will sell clothes, appliances, books, toys, plants, furniture, glassware, cameras. In fact, we will sell something of everything except live animals," Ms. Hollamon said. "Items to be sold here were donated from parents of students, other relatives and friends of the school.

Their support in supplying quality items has been astounding. "Many of the items have never been used. For example, some of the clothing items for children are like new," Ms. Hollamon said. "Many were worn only a couple of times." Ms.

Hollamon emphasized the large number of good toys to be sold at the trash and Treasure Sale are ideal for Christmas gifts. "Plenty of toys in good condition will be for sale," she said. "And with Christmas right around the corner, parents, grandparents and other relatives and friends will have an excellent opportunity to do a lot of buying toys for Marine log Christmas now, and at a substantially reduced cost." According to. Ms. Hollamon, the funds raised by the sale will be used by the school in support of the many educational available there.

"The cost of everything, including quality education, has gone up. To continue to provide the very best in educational excellence, Trinity School must raise additional funds. We hope this Trash arid Treasure Sale, where everyone can find something good to buy, will provide those needed funds," Ms. Hollamon said. Trinity School is a coeducational day school for preschool nursery through the sixth grade.

Founded by the Vestry, of Trinity Episcopal Church in 1952, the school provides a superior academic education in a Christian environment. The tuition at Trinity School, the lowest in the Southwest and one of the lowest rates in the nation for comparable schools, is intentionally kept low to allow all qualified students to enter. Trinity School derives its income from three sources: tuition and supply fees (82 percent), endowments (10 percent), and donations and gifts (8percent). The bulk of Trinity School's operating budget goes directly to teachers' salaries. Three percent is- used for financial aid for those students unable to afford the low tuition fee.

NEW YORK (UPI) Despite late profit-taking, the Dow Jones industrial average climbed to its highest level in nearly four years Friday in an attack on the magical 1,000 level during the third busiest session in Wall Street history. The 71,630,000 shares traded on the New York (The following quotations are supplied through the courtesy of Rotan Mosle, Galvestoo.) AlliedChem 61 "4 Kennecott Alum Co Am KMart AmerAir 10 Kroger Am Can 30'A Litton Ind Am Cyan SO'-. Lockheed Am Motors Lykes 48TS, Mara Oil ArmcoStl McDermott 41 BendixCorp 54V, MinnMng S8V 4 Beth Steel Monsanto Boeing Air 4 Motorola 75 Borden Mobil Oil 79 Borg Warner NatlCyp 23 NorWstRR Celanese 5438 PacGasEI 20 to Chrysler 8 PnhdlEst Cities Serv Penney Coca Cola Pepsico ColgPalm 144 Phil Pet ColBrdcst Polaroid 26 ContrlData RCA ContlCan 35 Raytheon 10314 ContlOil 70V 4 RepubStl Delta Air 56 RnldsMfl 39 Dow Chem RnldsRJ DuPont RylDPet 105 EastrnAir Santa Fe ElPasoNGs Ensearch Sears 8 SrvCIntI Firestone ShrwnWms IstlntBcsh Un 62 Ford 24V 4 SigOil FrprtSul SoPac GAF SoUnGas GenElec 58to SperryRnd 57 Gen Foods 29'A StdOilCal Gen Motors 49W StdOillnd 82 Tennecolnc 5IW Getty Oil 100 Texaco Gillette TxETrns BFGdrch 25V 4 Txlnst 140 Goodyear ia TxGlflnc 59W Gordon Jl 22 Textron Greyhound ISto TexUtil Gulf Oil ToddShpyd HaCiburton 158 1 Transco Honeywell Carbide Houslnd UnOilCal 53 HoOil-Min Uniroyal 6 Hughes Tool US Steel IBM WestrnCo 54'4 IntHarv 30 WestrnUn Int Nickel Wstnghse Int Paper Woolworth Xerox B5V 4 JohnManv Zales 25 Kaiser Aim Zenith LOCAL INTEREST (Tbe following quotations, supplied by Rotan Mode, are on stocks of particular local area Interest becauw of UK nature of toe organization or the fact it Is locally connected through holdings or operations In this area.) Bid Asked Am.Ind Fncl AmlndFnd AmNtllns.Co. 1314 Anheusr Busch Anico Growth 3.91 4.27 Anico Income 14.75 16.12 ContlTelUtl 23 23 (4 Falstaff Mitch Energy Nat! Life 514 Seal Fleet Stewart Infor 29 Stewrt Stev Stock Exchange eclipsed the 69,340,000 shares traded Thursday to become the third largest turnover in the exchange's 188-year history as the so-called Reagan rally continued. Dow industrials managed to gain 3.93 points to 986.35, the highest level since it Cotton Statement 11-14-80 Other Ports Total This Day This Week This Season Last Season 1 24705 919 9,117 EXPORTS Foreign) Great Britain France Continent Africa S.

Ame ri ca Middle East Orient Total Foreian 26.7 877 (Domestic) By Container 309 4.22.__ ByRail 2i717 By Truck Bestroye By Fire 583 717 583 19.946 30,736 TOTAL EXPORTS Galveston Stock Statement This Day Last Year TOTAL BALES 177,665 This report provided through the courtesy of the Galveston Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade. New Miss World resigns in huff BERLIN (UPI)-Gabriella Brum, the 18-year-old blond beauty who won the Miss World contest, resigned her hours-old title Friday and flew home in a huff to Berlin because of newspaper reports she had posed nude for her 52-year-old boyfriend in the United States. Kimberly Santos of Guam, the runner-up in Thursday's contest, became the new Miss World automatically. But Miss Santos, a 19-year-old brunette, already was flying to San Francisco aboard a Pan American jet and did not learn the news immediately. Miss Brum resigned after winning the Miss World title in London late Thursday because she didn't wanted "to go along with the racket surrounding a Miss World and to put up with it for a whole year," her stepfather said earlier.

Her mother, Angelika Roure, 39, collected her at Berlin airport on a flight Propeller Club meeting Wednesday GALVESTON PROPELLER CLUB members should make reservations by Monday for Wednesday's meeting at St. Peter's Community Center, 69th and Avenue The meal will be Texas style shrimp gumbo. Tariff is per person, stag only. Social hour is at 7 p.m.. with dinner served at 8.

All reservations should be made with Celeste Theriot by Monday at 765-9324 or 765-2966. Stag guests are welcome. All members should note that date given for the annual fall holiday dance, Dec. 12, is in error. The actual date will be Dec.

6. THE PORT SAFETY AND ADVISORY Council of Galveston and Texas City will hear about "Rebuilding of the Elissa" Thursday from David Brink, with the Galveston Historical Foundation. The meeting will be held at the Wentletrap Restaurant, 2301 Strand, ACLUsuit alleges prayer in school song HOUSTON (UPI) The American Civil Liberties Union Friday filed federal suit against a suburban school district, saying one of its schools has a religious prayer as a school song and copies of the New Testament were distributed to students. The suit was filed on behalf of a mother and her son, an elementary student in the Aldine district. It asks $15,000 in damages and a preliminary injunction to stop the district from infringing on religious rights.

The plaintiffs were identified only as Jane and John Doe. The suit charged the district was impinging upon the mother's "freedom to determine the religious training of her minor ACLU attorney David Eisen said the child's mother attended night classes at Aldine High School where she saw words of a school song inscribed over the entrance to an auditorium. The song read: "Dear God, please bless our school and all it stands for. Help keep us free from sin, honest and true, courage and faith to make our school the victor. In Jesus's name we pray.

Amen." The song was written in 1951 by a student as part of a contest, said Frances Sloan, secretary to the school district superintendent. "The kids sing it at every football game," she said. Eisen said John Doe and his class were called into the library at his school last year where representatives of Gideon International handed out New Testaments. Mrs. Sloan said that practice had been ended on advice of school district lawyers but she quoted Superintendent M.O.

Campbell as saying, "A judge will have to tell us "not to use the song, not the ACLU." Horsemen set 'Shindig' An afternoon "Shindig" sponsored by the Horsemen's Association of Texas City, is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday in Texas City on the acreage of an association member. Directions and other information can be obtained by calling Al and Linda Reed at 948-0341. The Association invites all area horsemen to take part in the activities, including a short trail ride, cow chip toss, horseshoe pitch and a trail obstacle course.

Those attending are invited to bring their families, horses and a picnic lunch. Members and non-members are invited and there is no charge. The horsepower, a non- metric unit used in mechanics, is equal to 746 watts. The Dancey tangerine is called the "kid glove" orange because of its easy- peeling quality. with a cash bar beginning at 11:30 a.m.

Lunch, consisting of seafood, salad, vegetable and tea, is $10 and begins at noon. Officers for the coming year will also be elected at the meeting. The nominating committee has proposed as candidates Larry Vela, for chairman; L.D. Spittle, for vice chairman; and Pat Lantier as secretary-treasurer. Nominations will also be taken from the floor.

Reservations should be made with Marie Haden, 945-4451, by noon Monday. Guests are welcome. Marine Log is a column devoted to matters of interest to the Galveston area maritime community. Please send your news items to Marine Log, The Galveston Daily News, P.O. Box 628, Galveston, 77553 or phone 744-3611, ext.

37. GALVESTON BAILUNDO (Oceans) Portugese, Pier 16 FALCONERA (Strachan) Greek, Pier 23-24 ALKMAN (Hansen Tidemann) Greek, Pier 30-32 PARGA (Oceans) Greek, Pier 35-36 T-head AGIOS NIKOLAS (States) Greek, Pier 37 North KARA SEAL (Seal Fleet) American, Pier 41 North BENGAL SEAL (Seal Fleet) American, Pier 41 North from London via Duesseldorf, but the two avoided reporters and whisked away in a taxi amid rumors Miss Brum had sold her exclusive story to a West German tabloid newspaper. Miss Brum quit in anger only 14 hours after she was chosen from a field of 68 international beauties vying for the Miss World title at London's Royal Albert Hall. She appeared at London's Heathrow Airport wearing a long fur coat over a blue track suit, strode up to the British Airways counter and asked startled officials, "How can I get to Berlin? I have to get there today. "Get me home," they quoted her as saying.

"I'll sleep on the floor. I'll do anything. Just get me to Berlin tonight." Contest organizers said the reasons for her resignation were not immediately clear although it- appeared that the West German beauty was furious at British newspaper reports that quoted her boyfriend as saying she once posed in the nude for him and was expelled from school. The Miss World organizers indicated they had not asked hgr to resign and Miss Brum herself made no immediate "This morning Gabriella was a very happy young lady," said Mrs. Julia Morley, the contest organizer.

"I really can't tell if it was the publicity that triggered it off. "She told us she does not wish to hold the title of Miss World and having discussed the matter with her we agreed to respect her request." Rumors that she planned to resign began circulating as soon as British tabloids hit the stands with reports about her romantic involvement with Benno Bellenbaum, a 52-year-old film producer living in Hollywood. One newspaper, The New Standard, said it reached Bellenbaum in Hollywood and quoted him as saying that while Miss Brum had once been expelled from school, she had done nothing wrong. "She has only ever posed nude for photographs for me, not for anybody else," Bellenbaum was quoted as saying. With the Miss World title went a cash prize of $12,000 and business contracts worth $36,000.

They now go to Miss Guam. The Miss World contest was unusual this year for banning figures on the contestants' measurements, saying the international beauties should be judged more for their personalities. finished at 986.87 on Jan. 10, 1977. It gained 53.93 points for the week.

The largest weekly gain was 73.61 points the period ended Oct. 11, 1974. The Dow had been up more than 9 points to around 992 before profit-takers cashed in on their gains. The attempt at the 1,000 level came exactly eight years after the Dow crossed the 1,000 level for the first time ever, finishing at 1,003.16 on Nov. 14,1972.

Observers said the market surged this week behind Ronald Reagan's victory over President Carter because Wall Street believes the Republican will increase defense spending and call for tax incentives for business to boost production. The Dow transportation average rose 3.36 to a record 391.96. The New York Stock Exchange index gained 0.38 to 78.96 and the price of a share increased 19 cents. Advances topped declines 874-694 among the 1,944 issues traded at 4 p.m. EST.

Composite volume of NYSE issues listed on all U.S. exchanges and over the counter totaled 80,809,860 shares, up from the 75,316,200 traded Thursday. The American Stock Exchange index rose 4.04 points to 352.21 and the price of a share increased 23 cents. The National Association of Securities Dealers' NASDAQ index of OTC issues gained 1.51 to 201.76, an all-time high. At 4 p.m., Texaco was the most active NYSE-listed issue, up to 44 LTV was second, up 4 to 18 IBM was third, up to 71 ORDINANCE NO.

80-5: AN OR- DINANCCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 76-7 BY ESTABLISHING ADDITIONAL STOP STREETS, ONE-WAY STREETS, PROHIBITING PARKING, NO PASSING AREA, NO RIGHT TURN, NO LEFT TURN, YIELD RIGHT- OF-WAY, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR FAILING TO COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE. Copies of the Ordlnancee are available In the Vliiage office from 8:00 a.m.-S:00 p.m.Mon through Frl. JoanS. Walstad City Secretary Village of Jamaica Beach Published 11-S thru 1JJ7 PUBLIC SALE ON THE 17THDAYOF NOVEMBER 1980 FROM 10:00 A.M.

A PUBLIC SALE ON FURNISHED BID FORMS FOR 8. EACH SPACE WILL BE HELD AT STOW 8. GO STORAGE CO. LOCATED AT 828 60TH STREET IN THE CITY OF GALVESTON, COUNTY OF GALVESTON, TEXAS. THE SALE IS TO SATISFY DELINQUENT STORAGE RENT AND CHARGES.

THE CONTENTS OF SPACES LISTED BELOW WILL BE SOLD PURSUANT TO RENTAL AGREEMENT IN INDIVIDUAL LOTS UNLESS REDEEMBED BY OCCUPANT PRIOR TO SALE. SALES NOT COMPLETED ON DATE INDICATED ABOVE WILL CONTINUE FROM DAY TO DAY UNTIL ALL GOODS ARE SOLD OR OTHER WISEDISPOSEDOF. people read classified 3-A, Yvette Stewart, Bag of clothes, 2 chest, I bed frame, a set of springs, Box'sof Misc. 325, Bobby Hoffman, 5 racks of clothes, 2 small chest, trunk, tool box, 2 beds, box of dish's. Published Bids and Proposals 2 Sealed bids will be received by Parks Wildlife Galveston, Texas until 5:00 p.m.

Nov. 21, 1980 on a W77 Plymouth 4 door sedan. Contact Game Warden Bob Luna at 713-762-0222. Published 11-M, 11-15, ll-u Bids sought for tfrydocking andpaln" ting sailing vessel ELISSA. Need separate quotes on haulout, blast, painting, renewing anodes, installation scachest valve, hang rudder.

For spec contact Walter Rybka, Galveston Historical Foundation, P. 0. Drawer 539, Galveston, Texas 77553 or call 763-0027. Published 6 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids, In duplicate, addressed to the Business Office, Galveston Independent School District, Ave Galveston, Texas, will be received at the Business Office until 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, December 2, I960, when they will be opened and read aloud to furnish: ENGINE ANALYSIS SYSTEM Specifications may be obtained at the above address. The Board of School Trustees expressly reserves Ihe right to any and all bidsand to waiveany formalities in bids received.

J. H. Roquemore Asst. Supt. for Business Published 11-15 Personal 4 WANTED 2 BAY GARAGE.

Rent, lease, lease-purchase, or buy. Will consider garage apartment. Send replies to Box 301 c-o Galvestori Dally News. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TEXAS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CODE THAT ROBERT. E.

HAWKINS, 7240 CAYTON, HOUSTON, TEXAS AND CHARLOTTE A. HELLWEG, 16201 EL CAMINO RL. NO. 4, HOUSTON TEXAS HAS MADE APPLICATION FOR A MIXED BEVERAGE PERMIT AND MIX BEVERAGE LATE HOURS PERMIT TO BE LOCATED AT 2202D, EAST MAIN, CITY OF LEAGUE CITY, GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS, 77573 AND TO BE OPERATED UNDER THE TRADE NAME OF EAST MAIN LOUNGE. Published esit? i Has It? 1 wr Advertise your service where your cintomcrs KG are looting fn (he Whooc! Service Directory.

Your message will 4 ift delivered to over 30.CXX) homes every day! mm Appliance Repairs DON'S STOVE REPAIR. Complete service on gas ranges, heating units furnaces. Thermostat specialty- 744-7379. Auto Repairs VW TYPE 1, TOYOTA DAT- SUN With this ad ture ups S15 parts. Russell's Imports, Inc.

7427811 by appointment. WAGNER'S GARAGE Save on parts labor. Service available evenings weekends only. 938-4999. Bookkeeping ACCOUNTING SERVICES A Division of Inc.

FOR ALL YOUR BUSINESS 8, PERSONAL ACCOUNTING NEEDS 1802 Broadway Suite 118 Galveston Blinds, Screens ALUMINUM SCREENS screen doors. Custom made. We also replace screen wire in aluminum wood screens. ARAMCO OUTSIDE BLINDS, 5105 Broadway, 762-9652. Brick Cement Work CEMENT CONTRACTOR-Build patios, driveways, foundations, etc.

For free estimates, 762-5543. Carpentry CUSTOM BUILT Kitchens, bars, baths. Remodeling, painting. General home repairs. 694-0720.

ACTION CONSTRUCTION quality building remodeling. Call now 7625775. ROBERTSON'S WOOD Working Specialist. Custom cabinets, for- mica, remodeling, new additions, home repair. After 5, Kelly 948-0549; Ronald 935-2644.

CARPENTRY WORK-New 8. repair garages, room additions, remodeling. Free design service estimates. Concrete work painting. 935-4341.

CARPENTRY WORK No job too small. New repair, garage apts. buill. Also, stairs, porches. Call Troy Shoebotham 744-7759 or 740-2417.

Free estimates. Delivery Service DELIVERY-1 day friendly service, packages, data processing, gifts, etc. 763-1481. Fireplaces CUSTOM BUILT fireplaces. Brick or stone.

Circulating units. Free estimates. 945-5269. 925-5344. Firewood FIREWOOD $120 cord; $75 half cord; $40 rick; $20 delivery.

Call 762-3389 or 763-4298. Floors MOFFATT FLOOR COVERING. Sanding Reflnishing Wooden floors. Also cleaning waxing floors. Ph.

744-0950 or 744-0528. General Contractors INSIDE OUTSIDE painting, sheetrocklng 8. general repairs. Call Paul at 559-2361. PACESETTER GEN.

CONTRACTORS. Commercial-Residential inside outside. We (to it all I We do it rlghll 938-3221. PACESETTER GEN. CONTRACTORS.

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plumbing repairs, appl. Installation, yd. cleaning, window repair. 744-5906. HANDYMAN UNLIMITED Carpentry, masonary, plumbing, electrical, AC, etc.

Home improvements 8. repairs. Free estimates. 763-35 SB. Home Repairs HOME, MOBILE homes, Camper repairs.

Texas City, La Marque, Dickinson Hitchcock. E. Hans, 938-8439. Home Services VERSATILE HOUSECLEANING: Homes-apartments. Weekly or one time only.

Reasonable. References. Call L. Birdwell, 7629365. Janitorial Service LET US CLEAN YOUR home.apt.

or business. We work to satisfy you. RADIANT JANITORIAL SERVICE, 763-3451. Preventive Maint. LOW COST preventive maintenance and repairs for your business or home.

Carpentry, painting, concrete, and roofing. Call aft. 6pm, David Giles, 7638645. Moving Hauling HAULING ANYTHING. Commercial Residential.

Reasonable rates. Free estiamtes. Call Greg 7 days, between 6-10am. MOVING HAULING Reasonable rates. Fast, friendly service.

Will move or haul anywhere In Galveston County. Call afterS, 744-8761. Painting PROFESSIONAL house painting, interior exterior. All types of finishes. 15 yrs.

exp. Free estimates. Call Dale or Rick at Jamaica Beach, 737-4402. INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING. LIGHT CARPENTRY WORK, CEMENT PLASTER REPAIR.

4 YEARS ART SCHOOL, 13 YEARS EXPERIENCE. VERY EXCEPTIONAL WORK, BONDED INSURED. 1 CAN WORK AT A MORE REASONABLE COST TO YOU. RICHARD BLAIR 740-1083. INTERIOR EXTERIOR painting.

35 years experience, also expert carpenter work. Call 744-1004 days, After 5pm call 762-5332. PAINTING INTERIOR exterior. Remodeling. 12 years exp.

Call today for free estimates. 762-8509. ELI HAVARD a SON. Painting, sheet rock finishing, window glazing. Free estimates.

Call 935-2559. PAINTING, ACCOUSTICAL spray- Ing. Interior-exterior, sheetrock finishing. No job too small, too large. Free estimates.

My guarantee Is 26 years experience. Tony, 948-2813. Bill's Painting Inferior exterior. No to small or to large. Satisfaction guaranteed.

948-2815. PAINTING-lnterlor-exterlor. Sheet rock tape (looting. Best prices In town. Good work for a lair price.

9484571. Plumbing BARE PLUMBING heating. Remodeling-new const. -repairs- elec. sewer service.

Atl work guar. 762-0522. Remodeling FOR REMODELING and cabinet work call Mando Chapa, 744-0205 or 767-6310. CHRISTMAS EAR- Chapa Son Construction Co. No job too small, Free Est.

744-3993. HOME REPAIRS, painting, free estimates, no obligations. V.W. Uher Lumber Co. 5701 Broadway, 744-3681.

FREE ESTIMATES Build cabinets, panel, room additions, porch steps. Call after 5:30, 744-5575, David. ART CHAPA BUILDING CONTRACTOR. 34 years experience In galveston. Complete remolding additions, kitchen, baths, garages, driveways, concrete steps, porches, painting.

Call 744-8456. REMODELING RESIDENTIALOR COMMERCIAL PILGRIM CONSTRUCTION, INC. 945-7740 Roofing TEXAS ROOFING. Free estimates. AH roofs guaranteed.

744-1933. ACE ROOFING Co. repairs a specialty. No too Ig. or too small.

Free estimates. All work guaranteed. Kettle rental with or without kettleman. 740-1633 or 7445007. OWENS ROOFING Small jobs our speciality.

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15 yrs. exp. 9482815. Sewing SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS. Clean, oil, adjust in your home.

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All work guaranteed. 945-5456; 938-1684. Tractor Work GENERAL TRACTOR WORK mowing, dirt leveling, Etc. Call Robert Schaper 744-4281 Galveston. Tree Service TREE TRIMMING- Beware of Butchers! Trust experienced locals.

Now scheduling for tree trim dates In Nov. Dec. Free Estimates. 762-1648. EXPERT TREE SERVICE.

Trimming and removal. Free estimates 945-8463. Upholstering NOVEMBER SPECIAL ANY SOFA $299 In stock fabric ANY CHAIR $159 Includes labor fabric on any size, any style sofa or chair. nylons and velvets to choose from. Over 29 years experience.

Offer expires Nov. 30 or when stock Is gone so call nowl 762-7221. Da UPHOLSTERY Any sofa, labor $150. Any chair, labor $65. Recliners, labor $95.

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AM breeds ages 763-8901. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE. Sand $55, Fill $45. Also drive way material. Call 935-6711 after5pm.

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