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J. J. to to 20 20 1. ine son "TIMES" RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TODAY'S PRIMARY ELECTION Below is a composite of the ballots to be marked by Los Angeles city and school o1 district voters at the primary election today. The crosses show the recommendations of The Times on the various candidates, proposition and charter amendments, made after a complete and careful study of the entire field.

THIS BALLOT MAY BE CLIPPED AND TAKEN TO THE POLLS FOR REFERENCE MAYOR Vote for One Mayor FLETCHER BOWRON CLIFFORD E. CLINTON Restaurant- Business DYSTER Business Consultant ANTHONY P. ENTENZA Attorney-at-Law DOLORES GUNN Trained Nurse Business, Lady JAMES L. HILL W. JESSUP County Supervisor OLIVER K.

"OK" JONES Chief Electrical Inspector GEORGE R. MARTIN IRA J. McDONALD Member of the City Council HARLEY MOSTELLER MYRA TANNER WEISS SAMUEL WILLIAM YORTY Army Captain LELAND E. ZEMAN Attorney CITY ATTORNEY Vote for One RAY City L. A Attorney CHESEBRO R.

C. FRIDAY Practicing Attorney CONTROLLER Vote for One DAN City O. Controller HOYE BOARD OF EDUCATION (Unexpired Term) Vote for Two ELEANOR B. ALLEN FAY E. ALLEN Teacher EARLE D.

BAKER Business Executive JOHN, W. BALDWIN Business Man PAUL Member Board ELLIOTT of Education RIGGS Health Educator ROSALYN L. ROSENTHAL Clerk PATRICIA SMITH Office Manager MAYNARD J. TOLL Member Board of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION (Full Term) Vote for Four ELEANOR B. ALLEN First District Vote for One JERRY ELLIS Paint DELAMERE Manufacturer, Member Lot the City Council McCLOSKEY CHARLES H.

RANDALL COUNCIL. LELAND WARBURTON Public Relations Counsellor Second District Vote for One JAMES M. CROWE Licensed Inspector LLOYD Member, G. DAVIES the City Council A KENNETH I. FULTON Insurance Broker JOHN, J.

LaGUARDIA Property Management 8. WRIGHT Business Man Third District -Vote for One WIN Member of AUSTIN the City Council Fourth District Vote for One ROBERT S. GROMAN Mortician HUBERT J. HANSEN Juice Manufacturer JACK HAYDEN HAROLD Playground A. HENRY Commissioner ELBERT HENSLEY Lawyer E.

SNAPPER INGRAM Deputy City Controller S. NEAL MELHAM Accountant EDWARD A. SYRACUSE Fifth District Vote for One WILL BROOKS Real Estate Broker GEORGE Insurance P. Broker CRONK ROBERT J. KENNEDY Retired Arms Officer MURCHISON Salesman CHARLES W.

NORTHRUP Engineer- LESLIE F. OLSON Registered Civil Engineer HOMER J. SMITH Real Estate Attorney WILLIAM Publishers' J. WOOD Representative Sixth District Vote for One EARL Member C. of GAY the City Council HAROLD READ Engineer L.

TIMBERLAKE CHARLES WILLIAMS Insurance MEN Executive Seventh District Vote for One CHARLOTTA A. BASS Publisher FAY E. ALLEN CARY G. BRANCH Teacher Attorney IVAN AUSTIN JOHN FERRY Business Counselor Business Man EARLE D. BAKER Business Executive JOHN W.

BALDWIN Business Man ROY Member J. BECKER Board of Education CATHERINE E. BRESLIN Nurse HAL R. CLARK Attorney GEORGE E. ELLICOTT PAUL Member Board ELLIOTT of Education HARRY L.

FERGUSON HARRY GRONOFF Real Estate Broker ALONZO RIGGS Health Educator RICHARD D. ROCHESTER Pres. Geographic Society ROSALYN L. ROSENTHAL PHILIP J. SCHLESSINGER Market Analyst MABELLE, KELSO Chiropractics SHAW PATRICIA SMITH Office Manager JOSEPH H.

THAYER Physician and Surgeon cOn SYRIL TIPTON Lawyer MAYNARD Member J. Board TOLL of Education RICHARD E. VIETH EDWARD HAWKINS Business Man CARL Member C. of the RASMUSSEN City Council Eighth District Vote for One CHARLES Member A. of the ALLEN City Council JAMES R.

GENTRY Engineer H. HILTON, SR. Business Executive FREDERICK ROSE Plumber Ninth District Vote for One MEARL Tax Counsellor ALLEN RAY CAMPBELL Personnel Consultant PARLEY P. CHRISTENSEN Member of the City Council EDUARDO QUEVEDO Notary Public ALLAN M. ROSE Business Man Tenth District Vote for One G.

Member VERNON of the BENNETT City Council WILLIAM. BIBER. SR. Dealer Eleventh District Vote for One HAROLD, of HARBY the City Council WILLIAM FISHER MACGREGOR Business Man S. B.

STANNARD Writer CITY WILL VOTE TODAY ON MAYOR AND COUNCIL Continued from First Page cent of the vote cast, with Clifford Clinton and Supervisor Roger Jessup running close together in second and third places. Council Post Fights The mayoralty contest isn't providing all the voter interest, however. In four Councilmanic districts the incumbents are not seeking re-election and a swarm of political hopefuls are out to get the vacated jobs, which are for twoyears terms. These districts are the 4th, 5th, 12th and 13th Councilmanic districts. Another element which is going to bring many voters out is that the election of Councilmen at the primary is assured in several districts.

This in the 13th, where only two candidates filed for the unexpired term, and also in the 10th, 14th and 15th, where only two candidates for Councilman appear. In several other districts, although there are more than two candidates, the strength of the leaders indicates that one of them might get a majority of votes cast and thus be elected. Interest Elsewhere Lags The fight for the four offices on the Board of Educationthree four and one twoyear terms-is also intense this year. Several disgruntled leftwing groups are seeking to dis. place Roy, J.

Becker, J. Paul Ellitt and Maynard J. Toll, the practical, common-sense incumbents, and substitute a slate committed to meddling with ine son A Los Angeles Cimes Part 1-TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1945 Close Council Races to Swell Vote Total Today BY THE WATCHMAN The four Councilmanic districts where incumbents are not running for re-election have developed into hot contests which are expected materially to increase the vote for today's election. The four districts are the 4th, 5th, 12th and 13th. One of the hottest Councilmanic fights is in the 13th District.

In that political subdivision an intensive house-to-house canvass is under way in behalf of Meade McClanahan, heating equipment manufacturer, who is indorsed by many civic and business groups. Joining in McClanahan's indorsement is the Railroad Men's Nonpartisan League. "We ask all railroad men to vote for Meade McClanahan and be sure of a man who will give us a fair and just deal," Matthew C. Latimer, secretary of the league, explains. Force for Good--Pointing to the importance of the public schools in molding the minds of the nation's future leaders, Mrs.

Eleanor B. Allen of Westwood, a candidate for the Board of Education, said: "I believe that education is the greatest single force for good in the world today. As we educate tomorrow's citizens, so goes the destiny of America. Hitler knew and used this maxim to the utmost. For 20 years he changed the hearts of youth and put ideas in their heads before he ever put a gun in their hands.

And what have today? A fanatical generation fighting teoNe naciously in the face of ultimate defeat. Our troubles will not end with the 'cease firing' we are going to need an army of re-education as well as an army of occupation. Just so in America, we must awaken to the fact that we have taken for granted our American way of life." Contest Close--Another close Councilmanic contest is in the Sixth District. The Citizens' Committee, sponsoring the reelection of Councilman Earl C. Gay, announced that the Southern Retail Druggists' Association, and the Southern California Retail Grocers' Association indorsed Gay for re-election.

"These indorsements coming after a series of previous recommendations, and the withdrawal of Harold Read from the race in favor of Gay, point to a definite trend success at the polls." "according to Mrs. Isabel Nelson, chairman of the Citizens Committee. Picked as Winner Also running against a field of seven opponents, Harold A. Henry is picked as a winner in the Fourth 'District. Henry, secretary of the Wilshire Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the City Playground and Recreation Commission, has the advantage of being well known in the community in which he is running.

A veterans' committee, comprising 11 Past Commanders of the Wilshire Post of the American Legion, is indorsing him. Election Predicted In the Fifth District, supporters of George P. Cronk, an insurance man, are predicting his election at the primary, although he is opposed by seven rival candidates. Cronk has made an unusually aggressive campaign, speaking at as many as five political gatherings daily. He is indorsed by many of the business leaders and civic groups of his district.

In Free-for-All Richard L. Newton, The Times' recommended Councilmanic candidate in the 12th District, has eight rivals in that free-for-all. An aggressive candidate Newton is expected to poll a good vote despite opposition by radical groups. State Rates High in Paper Drive Urging intensification of all salvage operations, a War Production Board report released yesterday stated that California, with only per cent of the population, collected 10 per cent of the nation's wastepaper during. 1944.

The report was released here by Zack Farmer, chief of the W.P.B.'s salvage division for Southern California, who disclosed that Los Angeles and Southern California shouldered a substantial part of the load in helping California establish its high mark last year. Collections included not only wastepaper, but tin cans, household fats, iron and steel scrap and rags, which, according to Farmer, all are high on the essential salvage list for 1945. Conchies Sentenced GRAND RAPIDS (Mich.) April 2. (AP) -Seven conscientious objectors, deserters from a civilian service camp at Germfask, indicted by a Federal grand jury in March and who later pleaded nolo contendere, were sentenced today by Judge Fred M. Raymond to serve three years and six months in prison, They include George Kiyosho Yamada, 26, American-born Japanese, San Francisco.

COUNCIL Twelfth District Vote for VIRGIL L. BROWN Attorney-at-Law WILBUR CAMPBELL Civil Engineer ED. J. DAVENPORT Advertising Business ISAAC KUSHNER Jeweler WAYNE L. McFARLAND Electrician FRANK MERRILL RICHARD L.

NEWTON Newspaper Executive JACK B. PETTIS DANIEL J. TIERNEY Merchant Thirteenth District (Full Term) Vote for JOSEPH W. AIDLIN Attorney-at-Law HARRY J. BRANKEY Business Man McCLANAHAN Heating Engineer Thirteenth District (Unexpired Term) Vote for JOSEPH AIDLIN Attorney-at-Law MEADE McCLANAHAN Heating Engineer Fourteenth District Vote for JOHN C.

HOLLAND Member of the City Council ALEX E. LASTER Industrial Relations Fifteenth District Vote for WILDER W. HARTLEY Shipbuilding GEORGE Member H. of MOORE, Connell MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGES For Office Number 1 Vote for MAY Judze LAHEY. Municipal Court PROPOSITION AND to be Voted on by Qualified Shall the City of Los Anzeles Incur A bonded indebtedness in the sum of 000 for the acquisition, A Los pletion construction Angeles by the of and A City com- cer- of YES tain municipal improvement.

to wit: works and facilities for the treatment and clariAcation of sewage and for the disposal of sewage effluent by submarine ocean outfall. including the acquisition of lands and rights the and completion acquisition. of construction NO pipes. conduits, equipment, machinery and apparatus necessary or convenient therefor? CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 1.

Shall the proposal to amend Sections 6. 316 of the City Charter, to fifteen change districtine the (15) the time City councilma- of into re- YES nic districts to the period between October 1 and December 15 of each fourth sear. commencine with the year 1948: to provide for signing petitions for, nomination of persons to the office of. or recall of. Members of the Board of Education by electors residing in the Los Angeles City School District: and to chance the NO date of the General Municipal Election to the last Tuesday in May of every odd-numbered year.

commencing with the year 1947, be ratified? CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. Shall the proposal to amend Section 306 of the City Charter. to authorize the YES 2 tion Council. adoption Code of by by a City the ordinance, Elec- City and to provide that after 11.3 adoption elections. except Ag otherwise specifically provided in the City Charter.

shall NO be conducted in the manner prescribed in such City Election Code. be ratifled? CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 3. Shall the proposal to amend Sections 267. 273.

295. 317. 320, 323. 324 and 326 of CO the 310 repeal of City said Sections Charter. Charter, 268 and and to to provide that any person appointed to fill a vacance in ane elective office shall hold office for the remainder of the unexpired term: to pre- YES scribe the form of and procedure for circulating and filting petitions submitting proposed ordinances: to provide that petitions nominating candidates for any recall election must be filed with the Cite Clerk not less than thirty (30) days before such recall election: to prescribe the form of and the time and procedure for filing petitions nominating candidates for the Primary Nominating Election: to increase the filing fee for candidates for the office of Mem.

ber of the Board of Education to $24.00: to shorten the time during which a person for whom nominating petition has been filed may withdraw his during name: which to shorten other the nominat- time NO petitions mag be filed in the event the names of other candidates are withdrawn: and to provide for one publication and posting in three public places of list of names of candidates to be voted for the Primary Nominating Election. ba ratiIfied? sewer bonds, but nonetheless of considerable importance is Char. ter Amendment No. 5, which proposes to raise the salaries of all the elective officers of the city--Mayor, City Attorney, City Controller and City Councilmen. The increases are in line with current salaries paid elective officers in other large American of cities.

87 Teachers Plan to Quit This Year Los Angeles city schools will lose 83 teachers and four principals by retirement at the end of the school year, Supt. Vierling Kersey yesterday told the Board of Education, still facing the continuous wartime problem of obtaining sufficiently trained personnel for the school system. The four principals are Robert J. Teall of Benjamin Franklin High School, Edith M. Bates of Audubon Junior High School, Gertrude 'B.

Hammond of Hyde Elementary School and Albert Redden of Miles Avenue Elementary School. K. of C. Leader's Funeral Tomorrow Funeral services for Charles Bernard Bergin, retired secretary of the Los Angeles Soap Co. who died last Thursday at El Encanto Hospital, will be conducted tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.

at Calvary Mausoleum. Rosary will be recited at 7:45 day at Bresee Bros. Gillette funeral parlors. Mr. Bergin was 68.

He was a charter member of Los Angeles Council No. 621, Knights of Columbus, and during World War I was field secretary for the Knights of Columbus in Europe. He retired from business a number of years ago because of ill health. MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGES One For Office Number 2 Vote for One LEO Judge of AGGELER the Municipal Court For Office Number 3 Vote for One ARTHUR, C. California ARNOLD State Bar JOSEPH Judge of L.

the CALL Municipal Court LOUIS, MOST Investigator For Office Number 4 Vote for One RAY Judge of BROCKMANN the Municipal Court For Office Number 5 Vote for One MARSHALL ABBOTT Member California State Bar FRANK Judge of G. the TYRRELL Municipal Court For Office Number 6 Vote for One One CHARLES Judge of the NEWELL Municipal CARNS Court DAVID L. MOHR Attorney For Office Number 7 Vote for One LEO Judge of FREUND the Municipal Court For Office Number 8 Vote for One One Judge of the Municipal Court CHARLES P. JOHNSON For Office Number 9 Vote for One LOUIS Judge W. of the KAUFMAN Municipal Court One For Office Number 10 Vote for One WILLIAM Member California BONSALL State Bar BEN Judge of ROSENTHAL the Municipal Court One For Office Number 11 Vote for One ROBERT Judge of the CLIFTON Municipal Court LIN PRICE Attorney CLAYTON B.

California THOMAS State Bar One For Office Number 12 Vote for One WILLIAM Judge of M. the BYRNE Mupicipal Court CHARTER AMENDMENTS Electors of The City of Los Angeles CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 4. Shall the proposal to amend Section 7 of the City Charter. to event provide any that.

candidate in the for YES Member of the Board of Education is elected at the Primary Nominating Election. then such candidate 50 elected shall have precedence lover candidates elected at the Municipal Election NO with respect to being deemed elected to four-year term. be ratified? CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 5. Section Shall 65 the of the proposal City to Charter, amend YES to provide for 5 es Cits, elective in be the officers ratified? salary of the the NO CHARTER AMENDMENT NO.

6. Shall the proposal to amend Section ter. 426 to of the provide City that Char- the YES 6 nance, Council shall. provide by rules ordiand regulations governing vacations for all officers NO and employees in all departments of the City, be ratified? CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. Shall the proposal to amend Section 17 of the City Charter, provide that any of7 City ficer or who of employee the entered of Armed the services Forces of the United States prior to January 1.

1940. or who. existence hereafter of any and of the during wars the YES in which the United States is now engaged shall enter such services. shall. during the DeX riod period of of such six service months and after for his honorable discharge or release from such service, be considered as being on leave of absence from the service of the City.

and provide that the period of such military servlice. UP but not exceeding ODe sear from the date of cessation of hostilities. shall be counted as part of the gregate service required for retirement purposes under City Charter provisions: and 10 provide that any person who. NO while on such military leave. is or becomes entitled to any benefit under any pension or retirement system established by or pursuant to the City Charter may exercise such richt while or on such claim such military benefits leave.

be ratified? CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. Shall the proposal to amend Section 140 of the City Char8 be an ter. whenever to ordinance two-thirds provide authorized vote adopted that. by of YES the Council. more than three thousand (3.000) feet of water frontage.

of the Los Angeles Harbor. but not exceedine dive thousand (5,000) feet thereof. may be granted to a person. firm. or corporation for De- NO riods expiring not later than five vears after the termination of the present unlimited emergency, be ratified? BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS AND HASTEN WAR'S END Heroes of Bastogne Battle to Tour City Six American paratroopers and infantrymen whose life-ordeath fight at battered Bastogne, Belgium, helped turn the tide of German counteroffensive in the "Battle of the Bulge" will arrive in Los Angeles tomorrow for a 10-day tour of war plants and military installations to give warworkers a first-hand picture of the urgent need for the material they are producing.

Sponsored by the War Department, the tour here will be under the auspices of the Citizens Manpower Committee. Religious Talk Slated "Religion in Russia" will be the subject of a lecture on the renaissance of the Orthodox Church by Dr. Thomas L. Harris, former Harvard University religious adviser, at the Russian-American Club, 7819 Beverly next Friday at 8:30 p.m. Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S.

Coast and Geodetic Survey MOON MOON April 12 April 19 April 27 April 5 TUESDAY. APRIL 3 Sun rises a.m.. sets 7:15 p.m. Moon sets 10:20 a.m. TIDES.

LOS ANGELES HARBOR April High Low High Low I 3 0:23 4.5 8:06 0.7 1:10 4.3 .9:39 0.6 2:25 4.2 11:09 0.4 7:15 3.2 10:22 3.0 4:12 4.2 12:11 0.0 7:24 2.6 5:38 4.5 :43 Low High Low High 8 0:55 2.0 6:41 4.9 8:12 4.4 1:40 1.3 7:35 5.3 8:36 4.9 Tides are given in order of occurrence: first column denoting time and second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water Light face type denotes a.m., black face p.m, All time listed is Pacific War Time. WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau. were 85 follows: Stations- Max. Min.

Los Angeles (ground) 70 65 51 49 Burbank 66 48 Culver City 68 50 Imperial 55 Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor Los Angeles Municipal Airport 68 48 Mt. Wilson Newport Harbor Riverside San Diego Santa Ana 69 Santa Barbara 69 Santa Monica 47 U.C.L.A. 49 FORECAST Southern California: Generally clear today and tomorrow but scattered aftercloudiness over mountains today; rising temperatures and decreasing winds. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION PrecipiStations- Max. Min.

tation Albuquerque 69 46 Atlanta 74 56 1,19 Boston 65 57 Bismarck 30 22 Buffalo 50 65 Chicago 56 40 Cincinnati 69 58 76 Denver Cleveland 56 .62 .60 Des Moines Detroit 1.44 El Paso 73 Ft. Worth 80 Havre Indianapolis 33 1 31 Kansas City .03 Las Vegas 58 Little Rock 78 Memphis Miami 80 Minneapolis 35 New Orleans 84 New York 60 Omaha 38 Philadelphia 76 16 Pittsburch Portland Reno Sacramento Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ADLER 48, E. 62. BATES DERRICK. B.

26. R. 30. BOLOGNESE HINES. D.

40. M. 19. BURGE- MAUK. H.

30. E. 22. BURK- TAYLOR 35. 39.

CASSUTT- CADE. 65, 51. CERNEK-BRADSKY. 57. 51.

CHAVEZ- POWERS. S. 46. 48. CHRISTIANSEN-WILSON 0.

22. D. 22. CLARK- -HERNDON, V. 28, 20.

CLARK- D. HAYDEN, J. 21. B. COLE RICKMAN.

T. M. 26. 33. CORNELIUS VELENOSI 21.

M. 17. COWAN- FOREMAN. R. 30.

G. 27. COX DOCKEN, J. 33. M.

35. DALEY DUTEAU. R. 22, M. 19.

DAWSON- ALVAREZ. C. 24. C. 28.

DEAN- BUCKMAN. 21. 20. DOCKTER-ANDERSON. J.

Jr. 24. E. 22. PALK C.

26. F. 24. FORD FREDRICK- SWAN 45. M.

37. FOLEY E. 21. B. 17.

GALVAN- CRANSTON, 26. 22. -PINEDA. T. 29.

F. 25. GLOVER- LINKE. F. 23.

18. GONZALES REYES. 47. M. 33.

GREER-ASHLEY. G. 32. B. 27.

GUINN-MOORE. M. 20. 18. HALL -DUNN.

22. R. 25. HANKIN H. 32.

R. 25. HANNA JENKS. R. 30.

D. HENDERSON SULLY. 24. H. 21, HENRY STEPHEN, C.

22. HERNANDEZ MACIAS. V. 17. HILL WILSON.

B. 21, E. 18. HOLDER- LOWER W. R.

21. M. 19. HOWELL- ELLIS. 27.

24. HOWELL- ZAHN. 30. 29. KOVERMAN.

54. M. 45. JOHNSON LENNIG. E.

25. 25. JONES KEENAN- NEWELL. SPEED. R.

24, 35. S. M. 23. KEPLER- MOTT R.

42, 38. A. 35. E. 22.

LEELEDFORD JOHNSON K. 28. E. 27. '21.

L. 22, S. LOGAN-BULLOCK. R. 42.

32. LOPEZ- TRUJILLO. C. 23. 20.

LOTT-HUNSAKER. M. Jr. 20. LYDON J.

21. P. 19. LYNCH- G. 24.

MACE THOMSON. W. 25. 21. MARCHANT-LOVIE.

45, L. 41. McCLEARY-VASSALLO. 26. F.

37. McCONNELL-BRADY M. 36. M. 30.

McGEE. N. 29. MILLER- TIDWELL. 37.

28. PATCH CLAUSEN 50. 36. PHILLIPS JOHNSON. J.

33. N. 25. PHILLIPS H. 25.

M. 23. PITTS COBBS, F. 21. E.

16. PURSELL LICKTEIG. M. 38. M.

38. W. 45. A. 22, REECE -McDOLE D.

25. RITMAN MARCUS. 19, 18. ROBLES ROMERO. M.

21, SALEM- SIDEMAN REINERT. BOLSTER S. M. 26. 45.

A. 35. 37. SMITH TRINIDAD 18. SOUKIKIAN NAYS.

25 STEBBINS GOLLIHUGH 26. M. 18. TIBBETTS GODINEZ M. 28.

WAX- -MURPHY B. 39. B. 31 WHITELEY THOMAS. 18.

V. 17. WILHITE -ZIMMERMAN 22. B. 19.

WILSON- G. 25. 17. WINSTON WITHERSPOON. 20.

V. 20 WITHERS GEORGE. Jr. 28. D.

30. ZOOK-HALL. J. 33, R. 27.

DIVORCE SUITS FILED FLINN. Patsy A. against Alvin P. FORSTER. Mildred A.

against Francis G. FREDERICK. Grace L. against George GIBSON. Valair Againat Stanley K.

HALL. Moses D. against Eva E. HERMOSILLO. Lucille against Romaldo.

HILL. F. Sherman against Maude S. HUNTSMAN. Betty M.

against David JAY. Marguerite against Carl. KAISER Mary E. Elmer C. LUDEMAN.

Lucille against Frank MELISSARI John against Theresa MANDELBAUM Dorothy against Mandel. MERKEL Deane against Gwendolyn C. Elnora M. against Ross A. MOORE Virginia against Robert F.

MORALES. Luis against Aurelia. NEWMAN. Charles L. against Evelyn V.

OLIPHANT, Florence K. against Frank E. OSING. Nellie H. against William H.

PLART Anne C. against Joseph P. REED PIQUET, Elizabeth Norlyn 8. against Eugene A. M.

against Frank R. ROBINSON. Catherine against Virgil Jr. ROTH. Alberta against Wellington.

SALE. Edgar against Carrie. SHARPE. Florence against Cecil F. SIMON.

Pauline C. against Frank. SMITH. Arpolian against Dora G. STONE.

Blanche M. against George M. TRINK. Annabelle J. against Carl WALTERS.

TRONSON, Hazel M. against Minnie Charles E. James against M. WEITZ. Pauline against Sam R.

WELSH. Jennie M. against Cliff D. WENT Laolyn P. against Ralph.

WILHELM. Jack R. against Bettye J. WILLIAMS. Velma A.

against Robert J. WINSTON. Adeline F. Valeta against Charles DIVORCES GRANTED AMEMIYA. Misao from Takanori.

ARENDSEE. Mildred from Clarence 5. BAKER. Edward L. Hazel G.

BAXTER, Lillian M. from Francis B. BENEDICT. Marjorie A. from Joseph BENNETT.

Ernest Victoria G. S. from Henrietta. David from R. Glenn A.

from Dorotha A. BRISTOW. Lillie E. from William BROWNELL. John W.

from Leona L. BUSSONE. Martha E. from David. CHAPMAN.

Frances from Sherman. CHRISTIAN. Cynthia from James w. CRAIG. Edna M.

from William A. CUBRE Bera Jack. DAVIS. Sarah F. from Jack w.

De Phyllis A. from Peter. Laura M. from Wilford W. ELLINGTON Elizabeth L.

from Robert M. Olive S. from James N. ENEIM. Georgia from Fred.

FALCO. Grace from Pasquale. FARGO. Gladys. from Stephen.

FINUCANE. Wilhelmina from Michael. FITCH. Eunice from Stanley L. FRYE.

Alice from Charles E. GANZHORN. Robert H. from Laura S. GEORGE.

Nellie I. from Walter GILLIAM. Dorothy from Arthur GREEN. Annie from Alvin J. GREENWOOD Dora from Thurston.

HABEL. Jeanne from Eugene. HERNDON. Rose from James R. HOBBS.

Margaret A. John N. Opal L. from Alvin E. HOLMES Charlie R.

from Agnes. HUBBARD. John A. from Louise E. HUSTON.

Elizabeth J. from William HUTCHINSON. Gene E. from Hubert W. JENKINS.

Marion E. from Bernice R. KING Marie LaB. from William W. KNOX.

Kathleen B. from Lloyd B. KOSLOFF. Shirley from Maurice. LEASE.

Rolland from Amy. LeNONE. Ruben S. from Helga L. LIDYOFF.

Nellie from William LINCOLN. Virginia P. from LeRoy. LINDAHL Edith from Erwin. LOWREY.

Bill H. from Fern E. LUNA. Frances H. from Joe J.

MACK. Catherine A. from Byron MAGRUDER Ora from Carlton A. A. MATTICE.

Zelma from Roy. McCANN. Marie F. from Paul. McGEE.

Lillian from William J. MOONEYHAM. Olen R. from Stella T. NORMAN Olive G.

from Eugene P. PARADAY. Dorothy P. from Bert A. Doris Lionel B.

PLOURDE. Louis A. from Helyn E. POTTER. Albert H.

from Helen M. PRATT. Kathryn M. from Lawrence L. QUINN.

Teresa from William H. RECCHIA. Maria from Bendicto. RENGSTORFF. Warrena from Lincoln A.

ROESSLER. Beverly J. from Joseph H. ROGERS. ROGERS.

John Audrey F. Jr. from from Norman Norma ROGGY. J. W.

from Mary, SEDDON, Mildred H. from Robert R. SIMON Sue M. from Charles. SMITH.

Edward P. from Agnes T. SNYDER. Aileen M. from George E.

SPARKS. Eva Wayne L. STROUP. Jessie S. from Roy W.

THOMPSON. Mars M. from John V. TOWLE George M. from Mars T.

TREOLA. Charles from Etta M. John A. from Edna R. ARMITAGE.

Robert M. against. Dorothy J. BOND. Lambert V.

against Theima BOWDEN. Verlee B. against Allen BROWN Ellen B. against Ivan C. BURNS Harry against Louisa.

COLLIFLOWER. Evelyn against John. CROSBY. Marjorie E. against Robert W.

ELLER. Marjorie against Otto V. FERNANDEZ. Rebecca against Paul, WARBURTON. Catherine from Albert WHALEN.

Thomas H. from Juanita J. DEATHS, Funeral Announcements ALLEN, Arthur A. Services today, 4 p.m.. from Grace Chapel, Inglewood Cemetery.

Reed Tapley Geiger, directors. ALLEN, Minnie M. Services. today, 1 12 noon, at Utter-McKinley's Broadway. ALLES, Emma.

Mass 8 a.m.. at Immaculate Conception Church. Armstrong Family in charge. ANDERSON. Mrs.

Antonia. mother of Romero Marjorie Foustunnau. Rosary tonight. 8 p.m.. at Alvarez Moore.

Mass 9:30 a.m.. at the Plaza Church. ANDERSON, George, loving brother of Anna Anderson, Julia Boulby Mrs. James Amidon. Services 10:30 a.m.

at Cresse Highland Park. 5860 N. Figueroa. 9 a.m., at Immaculate Mo Heart of Mary ANDERSON, Winifred Mass today, Church. Armstrong Family in charge.

ARMSTRONG, Mrs. Lillian Bovard. Services 1:30 p.m., at Bresee Brothers Gillette Chapel. BARR. George loving husband of Jennie Barr, father of Frances Roberts Lucille Luedke.

Services 12 noon, at UtterMcKinley's Cresse Highland Park. 5860 Figueroa. BAUTZER, Minnie. Services cha p.m. today at Hollywood Cemetery Glasband directors.

BEACH, Gen. Lansing Hoskins, of 690 Bradford Pasadena, April 2. 1945: his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lansing D. D.

Beach. U.S. Army, A France, he is survived by one son, Maj. Beach of Pasadena. Services will be at 3 p.m.

Wed. at All Saints Episcopal Church. 132 N. Euclid Pasadena. Turner Stevens directors.

BERGIN, Charles B. Rosary at Bresee Brothers Gillette Chapel 7:45 p.m. Requiem mass at Calvary Mausoleum 9:30 a.m. BLUNTACH. Sandra.

Utter-McKinley's Southwest in charge. BOARD. Hattie. Utter-McKinley's Downtown in charge. BOSLEY, Ben J.

Services 1:30 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers. 720 W. Washington. BRASHEAR.

Mrs. Lenora. Services today at 11 a.m. from the chapel of W. A.

Brown Son. 1815 S. Flower St. BROASCH, Frederick, Services 1:30 p.m., at Utter-McKinley's Downtown. BROWN.

Carolyn. Southwest in charge. BROWN, Emma E. at 5330 Templeton St. Services 1 p.m., at El Sereno Presbyterian Church.

Mater Simone. dir. BURNETT. Annie beloved mother of Charles S. Lt.

Thomas K. Burnett, sister of Elia John J. Sullivan. Rosary tonight. 8 p.m..

at Utter-McKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock Chapel. Requiem mass 9 a.m.. at Holy Family Church. Glendale. BUTTERS.

Hugh Frank. beloved husband Vera Butters. Services 1:30 p.m. today Hall Son Mortuary. CALAHAN.

Inez: Services 10:30 Utter-McKinley's Broadway. CAMERON. Elizabeth. Services 3 p.m., at Downtown. CAMPBELL.

Edith. Utter-McKinies's Jewel City in charge. CANNON, Chester B. Services today, 3 at Utter-McKinley's Hollywood. CARLSON, Charles beloved husband of Martha M.

Carlson. father of Clarence Carlson, brother of Jack Carlson Fred Rosene. Services Wed. 10:30 a.m.. at Utter Southwest Mortuary, 10625 8.

Broadway. CARLSON, Mrs. Emma C. Services today, 1 p.m., from the 11th St. Baptist Church.

W. A. Brown Son. directors. CASHMAN, Samuel, beloved husband of Effie Cashman.

father of Rhea McIntosh. Services 1 D.m.. At Malinow Simons. CAVREIA. Mary Lou.

Graveside services 10 a.m.. at A Calvary Cemetery, Utter-McKinley's East Los Chapel in charge. CHOATE. May, Services 10. a.m.

today at Pierce Brothers' Leimert Park. 4601 Crenshaw Blvd. CLARK, Bessie D. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. COMER.

Julia. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. CONE. Mrs. Cora E.

W. A. Brown Son. directors. CRANDELL.

John L. today. 10:30 a.m.. at Utter-McKinley's Broadway. CUMMINGS.

Pearl. loving wife of Roy Cummings. mother of Mrs. David Morrison. sister of J.

Arthur Keith, Services Jewel City Mortuary, 624 S. Central. 12 Utter Glendale. CUMPSTON, Frank, Utter-McKinley's Downtown in charge. DAHLSTROM, Henry.

Services 10:30 a.m.. at Broadway. DALZELL. Charles Fred. Services 2 p.m.

Wed. at Pierce Brothers' Church Around the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Blvd. Inglewood. DAY, John Cameron.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. DELANEY, Mrs, Mary L. Cunningham O'Connor. directors. DE LA PLATE.

Charles Henry, beloved husband of Florence Koller de la Plate: father of Herman Haupt Mrs. Diane Condon. Private services Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. DILL. Dr.

John W. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. EDESA. John. Rosary 7:30 p.m..

at Armstrong Family. Graveside services 10,30 at Calvary Cemetery. ELDUAYEN, Angela. beloved wife of Fidel Elduayen. loving mother of Mrs.

Mary Robison, Mrs. Bernarda Heaton. Marion Matthew Elduayen. Recitatoin of the Rosary 8 p.m.. in the chapel of Godeau Martinoni.

Funeral 9:15 a.m.. from the chapel. Requiem mass 10 a.m. at Plaza Church. Interment Calvery.

FAUSER. Harry. Services 12 noon, at Utter-McKinley's East Los Angeles Chapel. FELIX. Bertha, beloved mother of Col.

Max Feux Louis Felix, Services today, 1:30 p.m.. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum. Malinow Re Simons. directors FELIX. Dolores C.

Rosary Wed. April 4, 8 p.m. at Alvarez Moore. Mass Thurs. 9 a.m., at the Plaza Church.

FERGUSON. Tom March 31. beloved husband of Madeline lovof Oscar Grace Ferguson. brother of Dale Jack Ferguson. Services 11 a.m.

today at Pierce Brothers, 720 W. Washington Blvd. FICHTL. Mrs. Anna.

beloved mother of Mrs. Frederic Waltzfelder. Requiem mass 9 a.m., at Blessed Sacrament Church. Wallace E. White Howard J.

Callanan. directors. FOTO, Leonora, beloved wife of Philip Foto. loving mother of Mina. Anthony J.

Luke M. Foto: sister Mrs. Virginia Musacchia. Recitation of the Rosary tonight. 8 p.m..

in the chapel of Godeau Martinoni. Funeral interment private. FUTRELL. Ella. Services at the chapel of Bresee Brothers Gillette, 1:30 p.m.

GADSBY. Martha beloved wife of Lyle H. Gadsby, mother of Mrs. Mary Smoot. Mrs.

Ellen Martin. Kathrine Col Hew. son Gadsby Services Wed. at p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Mortuary in charge.

GENTLE. Leslie D. Broadway in charge. GLADNEY. Catherine Mills.

Mass today. 9:30 a.m.. at St. Mary's Church. Whittier.

Cal. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. directors. GOETZ. Mrs.

Hulda, of San Gabriel, beloved mother of Mrs. Clara F. Knight, Oscar A. Harry H. Goetz.

sister of Edith McKay. Services 1:30 p.m. Thurs, in the Little Stone Church of Turner. Stevens Turner. 550 E.

Main Alhambra. GOLDEN. Mervyn. beloved husband of Maud: father of Frances Garvey Carl Spangenberger. Services Wed.

evening. 8 o'clock. at Jones Hamrock Mortuary. GRAF. Julia M.

Private services. Pierce Brothers. directors. GRANZIANO, Bertha B. Services today, 10:30 a.m..

at Utter-McKinley's Southwest Mortuary. GRIFFITH. George loving husband of Dora H. Griffith. father of Dr.

Thomas E. Griffith. Services 3 p.m.. at Utter. McKinley's Cresse Highland Park.

5860 N. Figueroa GROSS. Frank, Services today, 9 a.m.. at Utter-McKinley's Viewpark Mortuary. GROSS, Philip of 1535 28th beloved husband of Rose J.

Gross. loving father of Aubrey Philip Gross Mrs. Rosemary Edith Knotts. grandfather of Charles Gross. U.S.

Army, Jack Gross. U.S. Navy. Rosary will be recited this evening. 8 o'clock.

at the Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan Mortuary. Requiem mass 9 a.m.. at St.

Agnes Church. HALLEY, Esther Ann. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. HALTER. Bernard B.

Requiem mass today, 9 a.m.. at Immaculate Conception Church. Wallace White Howard J. Callanan, directors. HALTER.

Miss Jane C. Requiem mass today, 9:30 a.m., at the Cathedral Chapel. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. HAMBLY, Edwin T. Private services Wed.

at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, HARDER. Georgia Avis, April 1, beloved wife of Ralph B. Harder. beloved mother of Rowena Gutridge. Avis Brown Ralph Harder sister of Geo.

Gefford. Mrs. Ralph Barney, Mrs. Mao also Smith. A.

E. E. S. Ralph Houghton: survived by Services at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel HARRISON. Mrs.

Margaret Cooler. Requiem mass 9 a.m.. at St. Basil's Church. Interment Holy Cross.

Cunningham O'Connor, directors. HART. Marvin Lee, loving husband of Cecilia Hart, father of Kathryn DeShurley 1:30 p.m., Marvin Hart Jr. Services today. at Utter-McKinley's Viewpark Mortuary, 3719 W.

Slauson Ave. HASLAM. Services 11 a.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. 5959 Santa Monica Blvd.

HEADY. James Edward. Services today at 3 p.m. from Grace Chapel. Inglewood Park Cemetery.

W. A. Brown Son. dir. HEIL.

o'clock. Cadel Raiph J. Rosary this evening, 8 at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Mass 9 a.m., at St. Cecilia's Church.

HENRY, Harry brother of Lucille Keeney Smith, George John W. Henry. Armstrong Family in charge JACKSON, John Services today. 1:30 p.m., JOHNSON, at Utter-McKinley's Downtown. Mrs.

Theresa. Services today at 3 p.m from the chapel of W. A. Brown 1815 S. Flower St.

JONES. Franklin. at Covina. April 1, beloved husband of Alice Jones. loving father of Daphne Baker of Downey.

Dorothy Connor of Hollywood Franklin H. Jones, now serving in the Armed Forces: also survived by one grandson. Donald Baker of Downey. Services 2 p.m.. in the chapel of Custer Christiansen.

Covina. Interment Rose Hills Memorial Park. KEITH. Colvan of Inglewood. husband Florence Keith.

father of Audrey Floyd of Manhattan Beach. A. Reynolds Francis X. Eberle in charge. KNOWLEN, Margaret L.

Services today. 12 noon at Utter-McKinley's East Los Angeles Mortuary. LANG, Isolene. Services 10:30 a.m. today at Pierce Brothers.

720 W. Washington, LANGHAUP. Emma. Utter-McKinley's East Los Angeles in charge. LAPIDUS.

Jacob, beloved husband of Paula Lapidus: father of Lawrence M. David B. Lapidus. Mrs. Elizabeth Simon Mrs.

Robert Miller. Services today, 2:30 p.m.. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum. Malinow Simons. directors.

(Chicaco papers please LUER. Albert 0.. husband of Mrs. Estella Luer. father of Walter Luer.

Albert T. Luer. Mrs. Linda Von Der Ahe Mrs. Irma Jenkins of also survived by 18 grandchildren 16 great-grandchildren.

Recitation of the Rosary 8 p.m. Wed. at Reed Taples Geiger, 721 Washington Blvd. Services 11 a.m. Thurs.

at St. Gregory's Church. 9th Norton Ave. Please omit flowers. DEATHS, Funeral Announcements from LLOYD, the John chapel R.

of Services W. A. today Brown at 2 B.m: 1815 6. Flower St. MAGNUSON, John beloved father husband Gilbert of Emma C.

Magnuson, of J. Magnuson Services Fri. at 11 a.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. MARTINEZ.

Mike M. Requiem mass today, 10 a.m.. at St. Vincent's Church. ningham Connor, directors.

MAY. Elizabeth. Forest Lawn Mortuary charge. McCLUNG, Bobby B. Services, 10 a.m., at Beaver Chapel, Inglewood.

McCLURE, Margaret Nettie, Armstrong Family in charge. McCORMICK. Amanda Recitation of the Rosary 8 p.m. Tues. at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills.

417 N. Maple Dr. Requiem mass 9 a.m. Wed. at St.

Paul the Apostle Church, Ohio at Selby, McKEEVER. Eugene. Utter-McKinley's Broadway in charge. McMEEKIN, Wiliiam H. Services todas, 1:30 p.m., Utter-McKinley's Cresse Highland Park Chapel.

MEASE, Minnie of Temple City, 2 fore merly of Lynwood. Services p.m.. at the chapel of W. B. Temple, Monrovia, MOON, Dr.

Edith Iona. loving sister of Edna Moon. Services 2 p.m.. at the chapel of Tassell-Maynes 1623 S. Figueroa St.

MULLIN, Mrs. Charlotte, Requiem mass today, 9 a.m.. at St. Vibiana's Cathedral. Wallace White Howard J.

Callanan, directors. MURDOCH. Pearl Utter-McKinley's Hollywood in. charge. NOKES, Dessie, beloved mother of Kathryn C.

Nokes. daughter of Mrs. Ernest E. Perigo, sister of Lloyd E. Perigo Mrs.

Norene Lyons. Services Thurs. at 1:30 p.m. in the Wee Kirk 0' the Heather, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. OWENS, Hugo Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

PEARSON, Thomas Roy. Armstrone Family in charge. PEDERSEN, Jean N. Services 1:30 p.m.. at Broadway.

PEDERSON, Martha, Services 720 W. p.m. day at Pierce Brothers. Washington Blvd. PENDLETON, Laura widow of Everett Pendleton.

beloved mother of Frank Pendleton. a also survived by 3 grandchildren 4 Services 11 a.m.. at chapel of David J. Malloy Richard W. Molloy Mortuary, 171' Flower St.

Esther. Services today, 11 at Groman Mortuary. POUNDS. Charles H. Requiem mass today, 10 a.m..

at St. Robert Bellarmine Church, Burbank. Utter-McKinley's Jewel City in charge. PRELUSKY, Eva. Services today, 11 a.m..

at Glasband Co. PUMP, Johanna. Broadway in charge. READE, Ina beloved wife of Otho D. Reade: loving daughter of Mrs.

Elizabeth Kerber: sister of Thomas G. Kerber. Services 2:30 p.m. Tues. At Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills.

417 N. Maple Dr. REIFMAN. Naomi Read. Remains at Groman Mortuary, REXROAD.

Gerald. Hollywood in charge, RICHMOND, Fred Jovine father of Lucille Morley. Mabel. Forrest Claude Richmond Services 2 p.m.. at Mno Pierce Delmer A.

Smith Mortuars. RIDSDALE. Matilda Emilene. Services 11 a.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner.

3443 W. Manchester Inglewood. RIEDELE. Anton, loving father of Anne astasia Maus. Mary A.

Andrew Philip Riedele. Rosary 8 p.m.. at Utter McKinley's Viewpark Mortuary. 3719 W. Slauson Ave.

Requiem mass 9 a.m.. at Holy Name Church. ROSEN, Morris. Services today. 1 p.m..

Groman Mortuary. SAMUELS, Maurice, Services today. 11:30 a.m.. at chapel of Will A. Reynolds X.

Eberle, 8540 Melrose Ave, SEEBOLD. Edward F. Remains at the Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan Mortuary.

Brown Son. SEHERKE. Michael, directors. SEWELL. Daniel.

Services today. 11:30 Armstrong Family. SHAFER. Charles Frank. "Services Beaver Chapel.

Inglewood. SHELBURN, of John. Christ. Services today, 2 p.m.. Huntington Park in charge.

SHERRILL. William Les beloved father of Mrs. Myrtle 8. Ream. Mrs.

Rosalie Coomer Jack B. Sherrill, Services Wed. at 10 a.m in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. SHIRKIE. Steward.

Services 11 Wed. at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, 417 Maple Drive. SMITH. Frances Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuars. SNYDER.

Dr. Elizabeth, Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. STEARNS. William R. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuars.

SUMMERS. Walter Services today, p.m., at Broadwas. SUTTLES. Bridget M. Broadway in charge.

THOMASON, Boyd F. Interment Nashville. Tenn. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. dir TRAMILL.

Alvin beloved husband of Violet Tramill. loving father of Mars Martha. son of Mary Dixon of Kansas City. Services 12 poon Thurs. at the Littie Church of the Flowers.

Forest Lawn. Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills. directors. (Paola, Kansas City. pers please TUBBS.

Elizabeth. Services today. 3 p.m. at Utter-McKinley's Highland Park Chapel. WARDE.

Lawyer H. Services 3 p.m.. at Utter-McKinley's Viewpark. WEINSTEIN. Abraham.

Services today, at Groman E. Mortuary. Utter-McKinley's Broadway in charge. WHEELOCK. Herbert Kelless.

lovine husband of Fayette Wheelock. brother of Irene E. Sweet Services Wed. 1 p.m.. at Grace Chapel.

Inglewood Cemetery. UtterMcKinley's Viewpark Mortuary in charge. Please omit flowers. WILDE. Henry C.

Services 9:30 a.m. Wed. at Pierce Brothers. 720 W. Washington.

WILLIAMS, Theodore beloved brother of Harriett (Hattie Williams William A. Williams, Services Thurs. at 3 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

WOODRUFF, Dorothy. Requiem mASS a.m. Wed. at St. Ambrose Church.

1281 N. Fairfax. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. directors. Please omit flowers.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. New York City. N.Y. WOODWORTH, Nellie, loving sister of Emma Johnson. Jennie McGinley.

Lodia Fred Woodworth. aunt of Bessie Priebe. Services 3 p.m.. at Utter-McKinlev's Broadway, 4254 S. Broadway, YORK.

Kenneth beloved of Mrs. Alva York. Services, today. 2 p.m.. at the Four Square Gospel Church.

Santa Monica. Todd Leslie, directors. YOUNG. Barbara loving wife of Frank W. Young mother of Edna N.

Opdale, Lucille M. Huber. Ida Flanagan George Young: sister of Alice Taft. Services Thurs. at 1 p.m.

in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Morin charge. YOUNG, Gladys mother of Gladys Louise. Services 11 a.m.. at Jones Hamrock Mortuary. ZEISER, Mrs.

Elizaheth T. Requiem mass today. 9 a.m.. at St. Kevin's Church.

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