Alpha Xi Delta To Entertain At Convention Here
The Alpha Gamma chapter of Alpha Xi Delta at Coe College and Cedar Rapids alumnae host about 200 delegates from province No. 6 for a May 10 11 convention. Attendees include Epsilon Iowa Sigma Drake Mount Pleasant and other chapters with notable officers and alumnae leading committees. Events include a buffet supper at Montrose hotel a tea at Cedar Rapids Country Club and a banquet at Montrose with key leaders Cora Bolinger Block Anna Joyce Olson Vida Winter Margaret Pendy and others.
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Alpha Gamma
Alpha Xi Delta
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Province No. 6
Towa
South Dakota
Epsilon
University of South Dakota
Sigma
University of Iowa
Alpha Bota
Drake University
Beta
Mount Pleasant
Coe
Des Moines
Davenport
Vermillion
Iowa City
Harold Mowrey
Ann Elizabeth Helscher
Alpha Ni
Margaret Pendy
Martha McClure
Vivian Rochau
FE. Harold Skinner
Edwin Nelson
Louise Uchtorff
Frances Halpin
Jean Grout
Dorothy Gabbert
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids County Club
Montrose
Y W Board Sponsors Benefit Bridge Party at Cedar Rapids
Mrs Wayne J Foster and Mrs C Harve Geiger lead reservations for a Y W C A bridge party May 14 at Cedar Rapids Country Club to raise funds for Camp Wapsie Y. On the arrangements committee are Mrs Marvin Selden Mrs J C Blodgett Miss Lida Tallman and Miss Anna Laura Palmer Prizes awarded at every table door prizes tea served by trustees Tables are being set up and reservations may be made by calling listed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne J. Foster
C. Harve Geiger
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Y. W. C. A. Board of
Camp Wapsie Y
Marvin Selden
J. C. Blodgett
Lida Tallman
Anna Laura Palmer
D. M. Taylor
Edward H Files
Frank C Chambers
S. E Coquillette
J. Rhoads Treichler
Board of Trustees
Foster
Petees
Y. W. Cla
Miss Huebsch Recital Postponed To May First
The piano recital of Miss Mart Ann Huebsch student of Prof Grace Swab at the Cne College Conservatory of Music is postponed from Monday evening to May 1 due to a rehearsal for the opera Faust scheduled for Monday evening.
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Mart Ann Huebsch
Grace Swab
Cne College Conservatory of Music
Faust
Hesperian Club Meets at Kugler Home Monday Evening
The Hesperian club holds its regular meeting at Marie Kugler’s home 1503 Third Avenue SE Monday evening. Mildred Krebs reviews Roll Jordan Roll by Julia Peterkin. Officers will be elected at the gathering.
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Hesperian Club
Marie Kugler
Third Avenue SE
Mildred Krebs
Jordan
Julia Peterkin
Wednesday Social Club Meets For Election at Mrs McMinds Home
Mrs I. F. McMinds will entertain the Wednesday social club at her home 1614 Second avenue SE on Wednesday at 230 pm. Annual election of officers will be held.
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I. F. McMinds
Second Avenue SE
Star Lodge District Convention to Meet at K P Hall
Star Lodge No 4 Degree of Honor Protective association to host district convention Wednesday at 2 pm in K P hall 420 First Avenue SE with seven societies represented Carrie Morcombe Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Belle Plaine Dubuque Oelwein Waterloo and more. A school of instruction led by Mrs Etta A Branson follows juvenile demonstration at 430 pm."}
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Star Lodge
Degree of Honor Protective Association
K. P. Hall
First Avenue SE
Carrie Morcombe
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Belle Plaine
Dubuque
Oelwein
Waterloo
Etta A. Branson
Spirit Lake
Billy Duffy
Deloris Woods
Mabel Walsh
Adeline Church
Pan-Hellenic Dance Draws Coe Faculty Guests
Coe College sorority members hosted a semi annual Pan-Hellenic dance at Danceland on Friday evening. Maxine Culbertson performed a medley of sorority songs with accompaniment by Laura Clock. Faculty guests included Dr and Mrs H M Gage and several deans along with other university officials.
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Coe coNege
Coe
Danceland
Maxine Culbertson
Laura Clock
Pan-Hellenie
H M Gage
C Harve Geiger
Mary Bell
Ben H Peterson
C Ward Macy
Leonard R. Wilson
White Shrine meeting at Masonic hall with reception and dance
The regular business meeting of Gethsemane Shrine No 1 White Shrine of Jerusalem is set for Saturday at 7 45 pm at the Masonic hall. It will be followed by a reception honoring the officers and a dance.
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Gethsemane Shrine No. 1
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Hall
Camp Wapsie Girls Register For Camp Wapsie
Registrations for Camp Wapsie girls camp open Friday with a rally at the Y. WRD will broadcast from Camp Wapsie that evening. Games start at 5 30, picnic supper at 6, radio program at 7 15 announced by Maxine Reams. The main event is a camp style show with clothes in camp style, make it yourself garments from sewing classes. Committees include Jeanne Morgan Marie Kovac Jean Rice on program and Abbie Moore Margaret Mineck Evelyn Keister Rae Blodgett Margaret Jayne Wilma Fitzgerald on publicity. Camp committee includes Mardelle Anderson Grace Tisher Melba Browner Dolores Foorah Peggy Courtright Jeane Wurster Dorothy O Brine Dorothy Blaine Dorothy Chyba Juanita Layer Rae Blodgett Dorothy Rudd Max ine Bruce Dorothy Bartos Max ine Woods Wanda Ashley Anna Mae Chromosta Jean Tomlinson Mary Newman.
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Camp Wapsie Y
WRD
Camp Wapsie
Maxine Reams
Jeanne Morgan
Marie Kovac
Jean Rice
Abbie Moore
Margaret Mineck
Evelyn Keister
Rae Blodgett
Margaret Jayne
Wilma Fitzgerald
Kitchen shower honors Dorotha Roberts before June wedding
Miss Dorotha Roberts' coming marriage to W A Marshman is celebrated with a kitchen shower hosted by Misses Ida Mae and Jean Dunlap at 1102 Elmhurst drive NE. Guests include Eleanor Galloway Pooley Sexton Colby Baldwin Smith Pietsch and others as they write and illustrate autobiographies for the bride.
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Ida Mae
Jean Dunlap
Elmhurst Drive
Dorotha Roberts
W. A. Marshman
Miss Roberts
Eleanor Galloway
Eleanor Pooley
Anna Mae Sexton
Dorothy Colby
Phyllis Baldwin
Lois Smith
Clara Pietsch
George Peasé
Norman Stookey
Carl Lindsey
Donald Galloway
Robert Troyak
James Manville
Roger Reeve
Wilbur Robbie
John Stamy
Funeral of Joe Mosek Prompts Family Visit Attendees
Mr and Mrs C L Douglass hosted guests over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Louis Maack and Mr Rolland Maack of Walcott and Le and A Douglass of Boone. They will travel to Chicago Monday for the funeral of Joe Mosek secretary of E W Bailey and Company who died Thursday. The Douglasses Emma Belle and Leand A Douglass and their daughter will return to Boone Tuesday.
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C. L. Douglass
Knollwood Drive
Louis Maack
Rolland Maack
Walcott
Douglass
A. Douglass
Boone
Chicago
Joe Mosek
E. W. Bailey and Company
Leand A. Douglass
Emma Belle
Banco Party Guests and Prizes Highlight Evening
Betty Burke and Jane Breslin hosted a banco party at 211 Fourth Avenue SW on Friday. Bill Elgas Jean Wegner and John Corsello won top prizes while Joseph McGillicuddy and Russell Redmond provided entertainment. Other guests included Beth Doyle Eileen Joyce Margaret OHar e Winifred Freeman Ray Mulherin Jack Phillips James Spaight Robert Machovec and Ed Tehen.
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Betty Burke
Jane Breslin
Fourth Avenue SW
Banco
Bill Elgas
Jean Wegner
John Corsello
Joseph McGillicicuddy
Russell Redmond
Beth Doyle
Eileen Joyce
Margaret O'Hare
Winifred Freeman
Ray Mulherin
Jack Phillips
James Spaight
Robert Machovec
Ed Tehen
May P. T. A. council meeting at the Y M C A
The P. T. A. council will meet Tuesday at 12 30 at the Y M C A for a luncheon and a music program plus installation of officers. All new presidents and program chairmen are invited. Yearly reports from committee chairmen are due at this meeting.
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P. T. A. Council
Club convention itinerary highlights two days of talks
A large Iowa convention opens with sessions on women's progress and equal rights. Noted speakers include Prof. H J Thornton and Mrs Burnita Shelton Matthews, with Zona Gale and Rev John Hubbard among presenters.
Coe Chi Omega patronesses honored at Carnation Banquet
Mrs. Moray L. Eby and Mrs. A. W. Erskine, longtime patronesses of the Coe college Chi Omega chapter, received appreciation pins at the Iowa Eleusinia Carnation Banquet Saturday night at the Montrose hotel. Misses Jessie and Lulu Averill, who have served nine years as patronesses, were also honored with pins.
Mary Jean Cowan to Wed Arvid Andrews in Minneapolis
Mrs D W Irving of Kelvin side Glasgow announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Mary Jean Cowan of Cedar Rapids to Arvid I Andrews of Minneapolis son of Dr and Mrs S M Andrews of Delwein. The wedding will be solemnized June 8 in Minneapolis. Miss Cowan is a niece of Mr and Mrs W J Cowan of Cedar Rapids.
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Grace Episcopal Church
John G. French
Margie Ure
James Thom Ure
French
C. H. French
D. W. Irving
Kelvinside
Glasgow
Scotland
Mary Jean Cowan
Cedar Rapids
Arvid I. Andrews
Minneapolis
S. M. Andrews
Delwein
Miss Cowan
W. J. Cowan
Engagement of Gladys Nemec to Joseph Frederick
John H. Nemec announces his daughter Gladys Nemec is engaged to Joseph A. Frederick, son of Mrs. E P Reed. The couple plans a wedding at the end of May.
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John H. Nemec
Fifth Avenue SE
Gladys
Joseph A. Frederick
E. P. Reed
Sixth Avenue SE
Ladies Auxiliary Ambar Grot Program at K of P Hall
Members and guests enjoyed a Friday night program featuring accordion solos by Doris May Newman and Barbara Hurd, dances by Rose Marie June Clifford Mortland and others, vocal solos, readings by Georgiana Hach, and continued with small group performances. Dancers are Balcar studio pupils with Miss Snouffer accompanying Mrs. McNiel. Cards and refreshments concluded the evening.
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Ambar Grotto
K. of P. Hall
Doris May Newman
Goofus
Rose Marie June
Clifford Mortland
Elma Jean Batchelder
Dorothy Cline
Tiny Tots
Betty Ann Willenberg
Beck
Alila Ann Navratil
Winter Wonderland
Fitzpatrick Twins
John McNiel
Georgiana Hach
Barbara Hurd
Balcar Studio
Mount Mercy Glee Club Tops Card Party Program
Dancing and tumbling acts with readings and glee club selections will headline the Mount Mercy girls annual card party Tuesday evening. Bridge and 500 will be played. Dolores Fagan Mary Condon Ann Crawford and Louise Powell lead the committees for the affair.
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Glee Club
Mount Mercy
Dolores Fagan
Mary Condon
Ann Crawford
Louise Powell
Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing Meeting
The Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm in room 203 of the O R C building.
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Cedar Rapids League For the
Mrs A J Harris To Return From California
Mrs A J Harris 260 Highland drive NW will return today after spending the winter in California and Phoenix Arizona.
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A. J. Harris
Highland Drive
California
Phoenix
Ariz
West Side Auxiliary Meeting at Home for the Friendless
The West Side auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless will meet Monday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs H A Meeker 712 H avenue NW Assisting hostesses will be Mrs L A McFarlane Mrs A F Butterfield Mrs Louis Herdlicka Mrs Charles Perkins and Mrs J A Minor
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West Side
H. A. Meeker
H Avenue NW
L. A. McFarlane
A. F. Butterfield
Louis Herdlicka
Charles Perkins
J. A. Minor
Women’s Labor Bureau 17 to Meet at Labor Temple
The Women’s Labor Bureau No. 17 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Labor Temple with invitations sent to Davenport. A social hour follows led by Mrs. F C Jiruska and committee members Mrs. Harry Haller Mrs James Dale Mrs Thomas McAllen Mrs R B Richter and Mrs Roy Jackman. All women whose husbands are in the local union are invited. the charter remains open until May 25.
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Woman's Labor Bureau No. 17
Labor Temple
Woman's Labor Bureau
Davenport
F. C. Jiruska
Harry Haller
James Dale
Thomas McAllen
R. B. Richter
Roy Jackman
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set With Poppy Talk
The American Legion auxiliary holds its regular meeting in the Memorial building Tuesday at 8 p.m. A Woman's club chorus will perform musical numbers and poppy chairman Mrs. Leo Duster will speak on poppies. The executive board meets at 7 30 p.m.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Woman's Club Chorus
Leo Duster
Poppy
Mrs Schirmer Returns From Cedar Rapids Visit
Mrs. F. M. Schirmer of 413 Eighteenth Street NE returns from a visit with her daughter Mrs. James L. Roach in Plainfield. Mr. and Mrs. Roach accompanied her to Cedar Rapids and will be her guests here.
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F. M. Schirmer
Eighteenth Street
James L. Roach
Plainfield
Roach
T E F C Meeting At YWCA Distributes Prizes
Members of the T. E. F. C. met Thursday evening at the Y W C A. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Lillian Schrader and Ethel Krall. Hosts were Elsie Krall and Marjorie Schindler. Those present were Lillian Schrader Rose Mero shek Ethel Krall Elsie Werba Kathryn Leaven Elsie Krall Blanche Larry and Marjorie Schindler.
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Lillian Schrader
Ethel Krall
Elsie Krall
Marjorie Schindler
Rose Meroshek
Elsie Werba
Kathryn Leaven
Blanche Larry
Sunshine Mission Board Meets in Regular Session
The Sunshine Mission Woman's Board of Directors will hold a regular business meeting Monday at 2 30 p.m. at the Mission facility.
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Woman's Board of Directors
The
Sunshine Mission
Mission
Miss Capek and Harry Elias Married at St Wenceslaus
Frances Capek daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Capek 610 Twelfth avenue SE and Harry Elias son of Mr and Mrs W J Elias 383 Fifteenth avenue SW were married Saturday at St Wenceslaus church. Rev J A Serovy officiated. Bride wore ivory satin with calla lilies. Maid of honor Lilyan Majewski in yellow organdie. Best man Robert Elias. After breakfast at the bride’s home the couple left for a Chicago trip and will reside in East Moline Illinois where Elias works for International Harvester.
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Frances Capek
Frank Capek
Twelfth Avenue
Harry Elias
W. J. Elias
Fifteenth Avenue
St. Wenceslaus Church
J. A. Serovy
Mary Mildred
Lilyan Majewski
Robert Elias
Chicago
Elias
East Moline
Ill
International Harvester Company
Czech Society Presents Revised Music Week Program
The Czech Fine Arts society will present a Friday 8 p.m. program in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel to observe Music week. Edna Mae Sila leads the musical program with the Czech Arts chorus and yearbook selections. A literature study group meets Friday at 7 p.m. Dr. Henry Schor discusses John Stitny. A chorus rehearsal is set for Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at Matice Skolska and all members should attend.
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Czech Fine Arts Society
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Edna Mae Sila
Czech Arts Chorus
Henry Schor
John Stitny
Matice Skolska
Progressive games party at YWCA auditorium Tuesday
A progressive games party will entertain Friendly club members at 7 30 p.m. in the YWCA auditorium. Miss Alma Kentner leads with assistants Miss Jean O'Brien Miss Gladys Bush and Charles Bush. Donald Burgess directs square dances. One hundred members attended the last regular meeting.
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Friendly Club
Alma Kentner
Jean O'Brien
Gladys Bush
Charles Bush
Donald Burgess
Mercy Auxiliary Meeting for Sewing at Hospital
Mercy hospital auxiliary announces a sewing meeting scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mercy Hospital.
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Mercy Auxiliary
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Chorus Rehearses Monday
The chorus will meet for rehearsal Monday at 1 30 p m at the Memorial Coliseum.
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Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Memorial Coliseum
Outings Planned At Camp Hitaga
Camp Hitaga hosts Camp Fire outings with dates for weekend reservations by leaders Madge Miller Mrs Warner Danforth Mrs John R Battin Ardyce Woodside and Lillian Schindler The season runs June 17 to July 29 offering four one week periods and an eleven day session for older girls Registrations are rolling in Open to any girl 9 or older not required to be Camp Fire member An experienced staff will supervise activities for the summer
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Camp Hitaga
Madge Miller
Warner Danforth
John R. Battin
Ardyce Woodside
Lillian Schindler
J. A. Yessler
Frank Waples
W. J. Brown
Explorers Club to Hear Chinese Woman on China Old and New
Miss Chung Song Tsui a Peiping University graduate and Cornell college student will speak on China Old and New at the Explorers club Monday at 7 30 p m at the Montrose hotel A round table discussion follows the talk
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Chung Song Tsui
Peiping University
China
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Explorers Club
Montrose Hotel
East Side W C T U Plans Tuesday Meeting
The East Side W C T U will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. at 619 A Avenue NW the home of Mrs H E Sisam. It is the annual temperance and missions day with Miss Helen Main in charge. Visitors are welcome.
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H. E. Sisam
A Avenue NW
Helen Main
Beta Phi Alpha Mothers Meet At Jirsa Home
The Beta Phi Alpha Mothers club will gather at Mrs. Frank H. Jirsa's Sixth Street Road home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Marshall Clark will assist as hostess.
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Beta Phi Alpha Mothers? Club
Frank H. Jirsa
Sixth Street Road
Marshall Clark
Grace Walpole Circle Meets Monday Afternoon
Grace Walpole circle of the King's Daughters will meet Monday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Donald Hackey at 327 Twenty third Street for a group gathering and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Walpole
the King’s Daughters
Donald Hackey
Twenty-third Street
Daughters of Isabella Meet at Montrose Hotel
The Daughters of Isabella hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Montrose hotel.
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Daughters of Isabella
Montrose
Minerva Delphian to Convene Monday at Roosevelt Hotel
The Minerva Delphian club will hold a regular meeting on Monday at 2 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel. Members are advised to attend as normal proceedings and announcements will be made.
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Minerva Delphian
Roosevelt Hotel
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Y. W. Board
Nesperian Club
John W. Barry, Jr
Bhoto
Star Lodge District
COE Pan-Hellenic
White Shrine Meeting
Iowa Theater
PROG
Liggett’s
Banco Party
John Hubbard
St. Mary’s Church
Park Ridge
P. H. Elwood
Iowa State College
Ames
Susan W. Hubbard
Iowa Medical Association
C. F. Clark
E. J. Buser
W. H. Tenney
A. L. Killian
S. P. Beatty
W. W. Richards
Clyde MacLain
W. F. Naibert
Jackson Blizard
A. C. Gertsen
Garden Committee
Alfred Hottes
W. B. Poinsett
Dubuque County
Elmer T. Peterson
Better Homes and Gardens
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine, and Dr
Frank Luther Mott
School of Journalism
Will
FHA
William Bradley
Federal Housing Administration
Harry M. Gage
Agnes Samuelson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Henely
Houghton
Hottes
Marvin Cone
Clyde Tull
Hazel Strayer
Public Welfare
American Home
W. W. Akers
Liquor Commission
Mildred Inskeep Morgan
Eugene Henely
Home Center
Roosevelt
Killian's
Memoral
Sara Park
Fir
Mer. Natl
Bk. Bldg
DIAL
Mrs. Moray
Eby
Lasswell
Tru-Art Cuty
A. W. Erskine
Gladys Nemec
J. A. Frederick
Hard OF Hearing League
Mrs. Harris
West Side Auxiliary
Woman’s Labor Bureau
Legion Auxiliary
T. E. F. C. Club
Sunshine Mission Board
Zoric
Czech Society
Woman’s Club Chorus
East Side
Beta Phi Alpha
Grace Walpole Circle
Rexall Drug
Adlerika
Probak Jr. Razor Blades
MEAD
Pablum
Lilly
Temporia Cigars
Mead's
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