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18THI NASHVILLE TENNESJIAN. Thursday Morning, Jan. 4. Wl East, Caverf Vie Tennessee Rally Clips' Today's Program Wake Forest 85 to 77 For Junior Lead, WSM-TV CHAM tL New Judge Buys Knoxville Home KNOXVILLE Federal Judge Robert L. Taylor, who hu been commuting here from Johnson City eince November, 1949, has bought a home here.

He bought the house from Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey R. Harrell for $23,7150. He said he would move his family here after school closes next summer.

The judge has two children attending Johnson City schools. KXOXVILLE Cl'i Tennessee's basketball team staged a rally in the lat four minutc-s of a rough game last night to de Risk Top Marks 6:45 News Caravan NBC-L 1 00 Groucho Marx NBC-L 7 30 Jackpot Calline Lve a 00 Jack Haley Show NBC-L 00 Martin Kane, Pivate Ky NBC-L 9 30 Alan Youns Show CBS-K 10 00 Tennessee Jsmboree Live 10:15 Telenewa Live-F 10:30 Theater CBS-K 11 00 One Man a Family NBC-K 2 00 TV Shoppers Rfvut 3 00 Kate 6mitii Show 3 5 John Contt 4 00 Don Esten 4 15 Gabby Haret 4 30 Howdy Doodr 5 00 Oscars Prize Party 5 30 Western Corral 00 Kut.a. Fran ii Olllt i 30 6oor-s Reel Urt NBC-L NBC-K Live NBC-K NBC-L Live Llve-F NBC-L Film feat Wake Forest of the Southern conference 85 to i. The jtame was nip and tuck virtually all the way with Tennessee pullinp away in the fadinff moments on Guard Tommy Bart- jiett'a unerring accuracy at the foul Cavert and East lang'e in the top high fe junior game the year at East this afternoon rAIN tAKC By Walt Dltzen Burtlett tossed in 11 of 16 charity I OOO S3 throws and accounted for five baskets from the Iloor to pace the WLAC 1510 CBS WMAK 1300 MBS WSIX 980 ABC WSM 650 NBC WKDA 1240 at 3:30 unh both clubs laying unbeaten records on the line. Cavert in currently spotting a record while Eatt has won five BETTER hurry, hurry, hurry to take advantage of th sensational duck shooting the last two days of the season (it clones sn hour before sunset tomorrow will afford.

scoring with 21 points. Paul Gen THl'RSDAV 3:00 00 try. a sonhomorc forward from TELEVISION RCA-VICT0R MOTOROLA RCC0RDS The Record Mart 179 3rd No. lost none. Both teams have rtnttnrrliinds alnni the Tenn-tuckv and the three rironifl of the'and Richainond, tallied 18 points' Lento for runner-uo honors.

i Carl Oscar Bmtth over their opponents with Dhlnn in filtir.tr affair! with wer. The drumbeat 'Oiled Bob Williams Mas Odell Bit Jeff Bob Jennlntt Silent Silent Silent Silent Siltnt Silent Silent Newt, Reveille Reveille Time Reveille Tims Reveille Time in ir the Ire nn virtually no opposition and remain Jordanairet Millert The visitors trailed 38-10 at half- time but forged into the lead after: freeinu those streams and Heelfoot lake. The mallard, n'y undefeated quintets in thei 1:0 the intermission, with nine minutes hers to the feedir.ir crounds. There Is little to chose from be Fsmilr family Speer Soeer to go they led five points, but Sinter Deacons' cause was hurt appreci-j Ko'down Thev ve been rafted ud on the running "hie" the teams. Cavert stresses Andy Wllaoni Daniel Ot'tet Kentucklant Mae Odell I Uncle t'ncla Unclt Uncle Jo Jo Jo Jo Newi-Reveilie Reveille Time Revellit Tims Revel Time Newt O.

Lembardo Htavy Twill Studio couch SLIP COVERS Coff'S Caners ablv when Guard Buck Geary, a. brilliant floor man, fouled out with. :0 i 1 yf-pi eight minute to play. The game was unusually rough! J. waters of the Mississippi and Tenn-tucky, affording fast break attack and a solid floor little shooting chances.

frame. East depends largely on And its hurrying I to get this first of the backboards. Both vacation column to the printers, then head westward 'clubs have big aggressive, centers rapiillv toward Ralph Morton's Obion river duck blind, jand their play could well decide It'll be the No. 2 blind for us in the early morn-j the outcome. In, uhvra Mnptftn rpnni-loH fnn inn I KUfceK vps.

I J-teirnn at pt the talient Junction $095 being, WUlia with a total of 53 fouls Bit Jeff Bob Jennlntt News Roundup Jo Jo Joe Newt Unci Uncle Uncle Uncle. Atronsky T. Rem TNT. Newi Newa-8porta Croaby B. Goodman P.

Weston in beautiful floral patterns 3 t'ncie Amby 8:00 terday, (men in the league, is first string V. "VV have a new crop of ducks In now, plenty icenter for Coach Harold Hunter of water and the next two days should go long Kaat charges and is dangerous any World News Woman's W'ld Woman's W'ld Woman's W'ld Date with Don Dat with Doa News Jambore Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Club Club Club Club Jt It It It News-Nam You Nam You Nam You Nam Jo Stafford Fisnnitan Or Ptrty Lin Line; News railed. Pol. Tennese (S3) Wake lorett (111 Oenlry Na 113. Keenan U) Msaon Ui Neff (14) MrCouer USi Osrrlaon 'ID Broom (10.

O--Bartlett (3U Geary i8 Halftlmt acore: Tennestet 40, Wake Forest 38. Subttio.itr Thiuhik BowerJ (Ji. Km-rel (3l. Wae Forest Bennelt i2i. Koterkl 1 3 Corey i6i.

Nueller 13', Hardey i3j. way toward making up lor the shooting time we itlme he gels near the bucket. Eor-lost during (he freeze," he reported. Uvard Oliver Reynolds also Is po- Bob Steber :00 P.sirir-y Reynolds, Jerry Ric hardson, Jim Bennett Itent around the boards giving Hel en Al Johnson of Tans have a spot stnked out on a slough In theton his main support, fcollomi whera they've been scoring limit kills. Kenneth Zinc is the big man for r.M...,..,.1 Breakfast At Arthur G'dfr Maxwell Houtt Arthur Oodf'y Callint Btsrt Arthur Godf'y Bo-News Arthur Oodf'y Wei com Traveler Double Or Nothlnt Tru Story Tru Story B.

Crocker Aunt Mary N'ews-Mortan Bloch-Damon V. Flanatan-Pat Yesterday was a good huniir.B nay Mprlngville on Tenn tucky's Cavert and will square off against dewatenne project as the ic went at the pivot pose. Me a spot 10:0011:04 gArvin TV 2 In Your Home Tonight! Celina boat dock, and Bill Witcher ef Richmond, took 40 big ius opponent an nit a mm it r.tsii in height. Littly Jimmy French, 4-11 News; Tubb Juk Box Arthur Oodf'y Eddr Arnold Juk Bo Arthur Godl'y Roy Acuff Queen For Variety Time Break Bank Modern Break Bank Romance! Jack Berch Quick at David Harum A Flash cut with a fiushy rush and the iducka poured in. Duck hunters should be able to replenish depleted larders the next jtwo days at Pprlngville, Big Bandy and near ths Duck river refuge.

Ex-Phantom Faces Riley In Belt Bout Tex Rltter A Day Rosemary forward and the smallest man in the loop, is one of the league's top scorers. The lust time the teams met was in the semifinals of last year's 11:00 crappie on small minows in juit two hours of fishing last Thursday and thst kind of catch has been ths rule rather than tht exception ever sines, On the other end of the lake 129" Claude Sharp Oarrowsy Asrlo Dent. Love Ac Learn News-Mediia. Hsrry Jamss Weudy War'n Know NashvlU Lanny Ross Hous Lady O. Lombardo Spotlitht Helen Trent Oarber Quis Ruth Perry Gal Sunday Lunch Club Kdwm Hill Rusa Morgan Serejiade Seasons Close Friday playoff tournament when unseeded TAIU MODtl Rut don't forcet.

vou hava -u ii 12:001:00 mi jut ha? the I KNOClCc! out of him- Pit Will 1 Rllltv gt Joday and tomorrow to Now that the Mr. of southern grappling, the Black Phantom, hasj changed hie name to the Ex-! Red BK Sister Ma Perkins News Ouldlnr Lit Cedric Foster Vincent Lopes News O. Lombardo News Barnmr Kar Round-up JSddT Arnold News: Tun Kyser-Shor r. Martin Dick HavmeJ inn jing with lights for the ciappie. Tomorrow afternoon the other I It's the comfortable way to dn'teams in the league get back into ilt.

Setting out their gasoline lan-i action with Howard playing at ill of duck hunting until next vint'-r, when It is hoped relaxed Vejrulations for the Mississippi fiyway will be pried from the U. Phantom and revealed himself to: Noon Nelsh. be Art Nelson of Windsor. Ontario. Noon NUin.

CALL Jsf FOR FHEE HOME DEMONSTRATION 1:00 terns, they retire Inside the boat Bailey, Conn at North and West house and watch the bobbursiat Highland Heights. Carl Tipton Perry Mason Nora Drak Brlcht Day Swim Session Swim Session Bay It With Music Live Like MUlionalr Dr. Paul Share Wealth Baukhas O. W. Crsn J.

Kennedy David Amity News. Will Fed Foley Oen Atltry Fov Wlilins he'll sail under his own blond colors in a hid to regain the junior heavyweight belt from Tex Riley next Tuesday. The batt'c headlines the all-star mat card Promoter Nick Gulag of Hunters Pay Record Amount Fish and 'Wildlife Important te remember, too, 'it the reminder from Tom chief enforcement officer of the Fith and Came commission, 'That the season on squirrel alto with Friday's hunting. season on raccoon and itpossum closed Now Year's ve, lthougli 'coon hunters are seeking a new concession from the corn- Seeing is Believing 5 YVILoUn ELECTRIC COMPANY 5 I1IIM VI, TIUVIIIM Ultt tltVICt through the windows. "We hid lo turn up the heat, for thtt door kept flying open too often to mttntain comfortable temperitute," Harrison reported.

He teamed up last week with Billy Burns, the Lexington, fish Beautiful the American Lcgion-Disabledl" Bob Poole Bob Pool Bob Pool Bob Pool Chanr of Kleran Hannibal Cobb Talk Back Dr. Malon Hilltop Hmist News A Notes 2nd Sprint Road ef Life Peooer Yount Happiness News, Mail Mall Bas Mall Bat Mall Bat 3:00 TOO- American Veterans has carded for the Hippodrome ring next week. Hiley defeated the Thantom for 111 nl aiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiidi WASHINGTON The Nation's sportsmen paid $37,64 an all-time high -for hunting licenses during the fiscal year ending ing genius who annually hauls out of smallmouthi tnen teamed wnn nero weicn imgtuiis Dallas mission. "We had very little 'coonthose big strings Btrlk Rich Btrik Rich Tello-Test Blbl Hour Pete's Corral Pete's Corral Pete's Corral Corral: News News Perry Como Lady Listen Ted Malon Tuesday's hectic tag team battle Lorenzo Jones News: Mall Mall Bat News: Mail Mall Bat iTooSToo ftunbng this season because of the, from Dale Hollow as winter shivers l.fune 30, 1 'J50, the Fish and Wild Weather," a spokesman for the local into Rpnng. that finally forced removal of thei wl1 Phantom's mask after two years.

To Welch went the actual honorjoTri Marries of unmasking the Phantom, butiportls Faces mm News Bint Crosby Devotions Mail Bat Mall Bat Kids Korner K. Cole Trio Anita As Tou Like It As Tou Like It Like It; News Coun. Btor Bit Jeff Mac Odfll Mac Odell life service finid yesterday, They nlo a record breaking for federal migratory bird hunting siHiiips required of every adult waterfowl hunter. The number of bunting llrensea sold dropped 132.1 below the Rilev nlaved a prominent role in i Just Plain Bill They couldn't find the walleye, but did take a pair of four pound tmallmouth by catting a Shannon spinner, trailing pork rind, onto a shale bank. Slipping it over the rocks into the water, they let it tink and took their fith on the start of the retrieve.

Ft. Pat Farrell Tenn. Havrtd the third fall when he came in to substitute for the injured Roy Welch. The Phantom is still protesting the substitution of Riley, but has no recourse. The mask ia off.

14S 49 totnl of 12,758 fiDH license. I group said. However, the commission will pot meet again until Feb. 8, and it's Jpubtful that another concession can be granted. The commission originally scheduled the season Js'ov.

15 to Jan. 25, but revamped lliat to a Nov. 1 opening and awarded a month's dog training eeason, Crappie Fishing Good "What about fishing?" That's the No. 1 question we've Bandstand Barkstat Wlf Newa Watann Tenn. Hayrld Tenn.

Hayrld Superman 8uperman News: L. Brown D. Ellington Tex Bfnek Bfafford-Como Jae's'n; Nws Bob Jennlnts News; Sports L. Thomas Straitht Arrow Straitht Arrow Skv KJnt Sky Klnr Hccause of increased hunting fees School Bell Rings For Fishermen Cold Branch Clicks ln r'v''- DfUNLH ntKJ licenses wns J2 674 362 8:0 7:09 Brents sent In word tnRn )rl tn. previous year.

pictorial proof rrom nis Low, Sjmilai ly. the sale of duck stamps News Snort Tune Test Tune Test Carlos Rodriguez, the Mexican; Madcap, returns to the local ringj "rknes' after an absence of two years tangle with Les Welch in the Man's Fam minute semifinal battle on thei Btulah Jack Smith Club 15 Ed. Murrow Fulton Lewis Guess What a Heatter Sports: News News-Howard Kave Frank De Vol Fred Warlnt 7:008:00 mancn ending ciock on me uuvk declined to 1 AM 7.14 from the prevl river, south of Waverly. that the'oua year's all lime record of 2, has heen exceptionally good 1 1 27.S98. card.

during the holidays, The four lending states In hunt Aldrleh Family Family Popular Eddie Gossette of Aidnch Screen Screen Screen Screen Guild Guild Guild Guild News-Eports Petty Lee Music Masters IVul Harris Stop Listen Dona Day Rod ft oun Club of Air FBI FBI Blarkl Blarkle Chattanooga, rising rapidly ln'rtlhtT ing licenxe pmIim were Michigan Pennsylvania 834 New York 751.03ti; Ohio Knows Best Anacinlt) relieve! headache, neural- junior heavyweight ranks, takes on burly Bob Godfrey, heavyweight Oilier, a mens lite first III llllnula 9.00 4 'ii. allfiirulu III! "I Mlnnenol star wno was aeiayea in JJetroit nratn. Taking their daily creel limit of 25 fish each last Saturday were Webster Johnson, Clilf Potti and Johnny Johnson of Nashville and Albert O'Guinn of Cold Branch. They taught SO crappie, their 4-nian limit, 16 bream and four smallmouth bass. tl.rnn.ln Hsillliuton In and unable to fulfill his date withDramet diana Amateur Hr.

Amateur Hr. Amateur Hr. R. Monttomery News-Jambore News-Jambore IL Jamboree H. Jamboree Open Hous Open Hous Open House House; News Suspens Bus pens Plsvhous Playhous I hp rirsl to Nlalrt in nnnunt iii.ne Riley herj last week.

beard since returning from a holi lav in Hoosicrl.ind. The answer is a big YES, Returned to find two signifi-, eenf pictures from JJmI Ifol- low and Duck river on the desk. Take a look at 'em now and then Hart limbering up that rod. Krom Dale Hollow comes reports that the crappie arc biting sensationally, although the buss and pike fishing hasn't been too good. Yesterday's rain may warm the tem-Teratuie (42 degree al 10 feet) and bring the bass hack into action.

Lewis Wells, co-owner ef the the Peopl We the People revenue were: I iinsvlvanla Mlilnsan SMIII.NS1: Hahinttn 'mil I lira dip 0411 ork S'MI 1:1. (MM ia, neuritis pain fast because Anacin is like a doctor's prescription that is, Anacin contains not iust one, but a combination of medically provent active ingredients in easy-to-tak tablet form. Thousands have beers introduced to Anacin through their own dentist or physicians. If you have never used Anacin, try these tablets yourself for incredibly fait, long-lasting relief from pain. Don't wait, Buy Anacin today.

9:0010:00 IK. .11. la al.IHll.SH7; (Ireson Sl.jts.nlil l. al II na lie Sam Thomas and Horace Wright Dennis Day Dennis Day Judy Canovs Judy Canova Bob Kberly Dollars it Sens Trio Time Mercy Errand News-Jambore H. Jamboree H.

Jamboree H. Jamboree F. Edwards Open Hous Open House House: News Rec. Parade Rec. Parad UN Action Curt Masse; Fighter Who (Continued From Preceding Page) 1 10:0011:110 Review News world Sports News Sports J.

Kennedy Illusion round whpn Smith suddenly turned, News: Wchman N. Watchman N. Watchman Watchman Lea Hltb UN Today Dane Orch. News ft i I D'ble. Re.

Hl'llthts Pee. Hl'llthts Ree. Hl'llthts Nothlns Nothlnt W7 FOR EFFECTIVE I stepped through the ropes andlrvble, walked to his dressing room in 11:0012:00 Combination Storm and Screen Window MAILING PIECES Orchestra Orchestr Don Fstea Don Kates Nltht Trails Nitht Tralla Dane Orch. News News-Wa'man N. Watchman N.

Watchman N. Watchman Orchestral Orchestra Orchestra News Danes Dines Dane Dane Hour Hour Hour Hour 11 I IKE TO Improve your fish-j ing technique? Are you a non-angler jilanning to start? A school for fishermen that will teach you how to find schools of fish and what to do about it will be opened Jan. 19 by University of Tennessee' extension service with classes scheduled at Humc-Fork high school. J. R.

Woodn, director of the Nashville- branch of the UT service, designed the course with the assmtance of Di Willis Kinsr, chief of Tennessee' commission fish eectlon and John Jared, chief of consei vation education. Woods, who believes that the course will prove popular, announced thnt the tuition foe will be $15 for the 12 sessions of the course. Dr. King will lecutre on the clinical phase of the subject and Jared will teach casting and other fishing techniques. They will be assisted by other experts.

Several field trips will be arranged and Instructional movies will bo ncreened at mo', of the sessions, Woods revealed. Methods of fishing-, regulations and laws, selection of tinkle for fly, bait and spinning fishing and instruction in the use of the three rods anu reels, selection of lutes, natural history of game fish, procurement and care of live bait, operation of boats, motors and water safety Instruction and the adaption of science to the taking of fish will be studied during the course. Classes will start each Friday night at 6:45 and the, course will lat three houru. Those Interested may enroll ln the class with Woods at the Kx-tenslon Service offices, 2321 West Knd, or in the evenings at Hume-Fogg between the hours of 6 and 9 o'clock. N.

Watchman Mldnlthl BbL BEAUTY PROTECTION CONVENIENCE AT VVN.AII 1.V.0 I Portland's Civic auditorium. "Pert Lytell punished me two months ago in Texas and I didn't aim to go through that again. It took me more than a month to recover after that beating and there just ain't no sense In taking the battered veteran of 10 years on the canvas sputtered Bill blames lack of proper handling from his corner more than himself for the eighth-round slip. "Thry were iust confusing me," he moaned. finally had to tell them to shut up." Suspended hy tire Port In nd Boxing commission, a member of the National Boxing association, Eillv onlv wants some money to go home to his folks in Omaha.

Neb. "They understand me there's no con-j fusion at home," he said. "Even It 00 News 6 15 Koftee Kuo Kapers 7 (10 News-Rite Shine 7:45 Market Time 8 00 News-Dust Mop-Ser. a Tune-up T.me I 45 Vnlly Center no Nfi-H keepers Help. 9 10 TBA 4 Ouest Rlar 10 00 Label 10 IS Tin Pan Alley 10 .10 Music For You 10 45 Oreat Churih Sones 11 00 News-Dean Ross 11 15 Melody Caravan 11:30 Sound Otf 11'41 Musical Roundup News-Rural Roundup l'J 1.5 Personality Time 12 .10 Ciub 1.100 1 00 Melod.

3 :30 Keyboard Kapers 1 45 Navy Band 2 00 News-t'a Dancetlm 2 15 Spotllcht on a Star 2 30 Curtain Call 3 00 News-Music Shop 4 00 News-Co dore-Spts. 4 15 Twilisht Tim 4 30 Meet the Band 4:45 Newa do Sltn Off PICK THE PRINTER WITH THE "KNOW-HOW" TO PRODUCE THEM CALL 6-3183 my wife and I were forced to separate, because she only confused I Mx'i) mo. 30,000 Mourn Austria President VIEN'N'A-(P Some 30,000 Viennese, many of them ftobbinp, filed past the bier of the late Austrian president, Dr. Karl Rentier, yesterday. Surrounded by a sea of flowers, the president's casket lay in state in the capital's ancient city hall.

Thousands of people waited outside the building throughout the day to join the slow-moving procession past the casket in which the president's body was visible through a glass cover. The casket will remain in the city hall until tomorrow, when Renner, who died Dec. 31, will be buried in the city cemetery. After Moore dominated the open 1- mg rounds. Billy sent him to the 3 RICH PRINTING CO.

417 COMMERCE ST. canvas with a solid right. In the 4, I 1 a sixth round. "I had him then, but aLai.w.w,aaa 4. steukbitiitM 'a sum I lost him." hlue William almost of Celins nd Bill Witchsr of Richmond, Lewis Wells, left "If I'd only had some di hold ths 4U they look List week while fishing near Wells crsppie.

crsppie rection. I'm just confused all I want IXCIPTIONALLY LOW COST IT'S GONNA BE A LONG, COLD WINTER Pro pa re Now FOR THIS WIMTER AND EVERY WINTER Hy Ordering Combination Storm and Screen Window NOW! SAVE ON FUEL ELIMINATE WINDOW CONDENSATION PROTECT YOUR HOUSE WINDOW Priced For Average Home About 1S.IMI I)on, 6.20 mo. (24 moittliv'. Cull for I ree J'stimuie Colics bost dock in Dais Hollow hike. They left the dock at 1 o'clock in ths afternoon nd rtturned with their limit catches by 3 p.m.

to do is go home." of NiishMlle a Center Hill nrfclcr, .1 ('. Thomas of lincaster, stniie fislunt; In the Iuck. ft fc-: i 1 ini'i'h! and t.irked on mum catches of crappie and smallmouth. "rl 3 The trio was wishing they bad Ed Mafhews Joins Navy ROSTON UP) The Boston Braves said they learned yesterday that Eddie Mathews third baseman on their Milwaukee farm club has joined the navy for four years. A native of Santa Barbara, Mathews played last season with Atlanta in the Southern 7 ai.

i a I taken along their shotKiins, for they saw hundreds of ducks that appeared willing to work. Hcihi Vii'li of Pick lik some sens.itional striovs i e. in 1 Jak s-i'-nmni to the iiifisn I'Krirtiik fisherman, sre Ikiok taken l.ilnw the dim. Ciappie si-nsationully, ti lv.it cm the iimiiietcial imi fi ha', inc their irouhVs in i-ffoils to toe kitten tisli that i-'iilt In tlie waters below the llilil. There't been more bank fishing below the dam, behind the wind s.

if It i v-j' i tun mm '() i 'tip 4sr'AA Starring WILLIAM GARGAN ev4w, -fc' break of th tsfety wall, at any tun in th pJSt, Underwood i75f reported. r--JlY- 'j Th pike are running much i. AT MOST laruer than bit yer, tip to HVUtOWUIE STORES pound catches being Crsppie ar running to too 1 2 to 2 pound. UinTCR a. 1-.

S. aa i i 'Wtt mttMi fta WSM-TV 9 P.M. RENT A NEW CAR mnsTER 4fBALL Cold Branch Landing fishing (Duck river) has been good since Christma as this picture proves. This catch represents a one-day limit of 100 f.th for the quartet of anglers pictured. From left.

Webster Johnson of Nashville, Albert O'Guinn of Cold Branch, Cliff Pott and Johnny Johnaon, both of Nathville display the 80 crappie, 16 bream and four amallmouth they caught last Saturday, IFIUSHINS presented by tfi swUrs ef OLD BRIAR DIU'S BEST MODEL TWfiO en ef the four just right for your tobocto fast. OR TRUCK Car Rentals 175 8th N. 6-8123 Truck Rentals 221 McLemort St. arty Oat 5-5618 Bowling Results 'it "'is CASH-MONEY-CASH-MONEY-CASH-MONEY "COME IN; AND GET IT TODAY Yeur signature enly. One-visit service.

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