Dedicated to the Ideals of Judaism
Enlerefl as Second Clasa MaU Matter oo January 21. 1821, at '.•' Postoitlce ol Omaha. Nebraska, unfler the Act of March S, 1S79
THE JEWISH PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935.
eorge Bernard Shaw Speaks His Piece
LABORITES
VOL.. XI.—NO. 2a,
World's First HeKrew Theatre Under Way
"If I were Hitler, I would make Tel Aviv, Palestine (WNS-Palt a crime, punishable like incest, cor Agency)—The . first Hebrew for a Jew or a Jewess to marry Histadrnth Leads In Voting language theatre in history was anyone except a Gentile". for World Zionist on the way to realization here Thus does George Bernard JEWISH SEA-FARING when the cornerstone of the strucShaw, renowned sage and playCongress ture was laid in this all-Jewish ORGANIZATION FORMED wright, comment on t h e racial situation In Germany in an intersweeping majority for the city by S i r Arthur "Wauchope, Jerusalem (WNS-Palcor view by Donald Furthman Wic-L"-ite Histadrath ticket was High Commissioner of Palestine. kets, appearing in the current. Agency)—Aimed at t h e occupa, * cp in Omaha as well ss Hana Howina, the star of the ^ A "Camp Round-up" open tional readjustment of Jews in sue of Liberty Magazine, LTLJOJULB ^Tts of the country'Sosday company, who w o n critical acwithout charge to all children many lands, an organization was "There is much to be claim in New York when she and X nation-wide elections for her troupe visited America nine between the ages of six and six- formed h e r e to enlarge Jewish Hitler" says Mr. candidates to the World Zionist years ago, delivered the principal anti-Semitism is B GoMstein, I. F. Goodman, T'1.; teen, and their parents, will be participation in the sea-faring life. not natural and-'i A large and potent contin- Klutzcick, I^eo lioseisthftl, T 1S Congress. address of the occasion, describheld at the Jewish. Community gent of Omali&ns Is pl&nning to> Philip Eher, Irvin Stalroaete-. M . Incomplete and unofficial re- ing the wanderings of the Hebrew new; society, created with Hitler's great i \ Center next Sunday afternoon* theThe riage of Jews am. would attend th« sisty-sevcntli an- Karry Tnistin. turns from 55 cities in 22 states participation of the country's repertory theatre during the past Jane SO, at 2 p. m. Omaha ig noted in IJ'nsi T'-.indicate ; that the Laborite ticket eighteen years. nual convention of District Numleading Jewish institutions, hopes improve the race."received 21,68S votes as comparAn outstanding program has to provide sufficient personnel to ber sis of the B'nsi B'rith to be circlets for the active p»?> ed to, the 12,335 received by the been arranged for an entertain- man all Jewish boats that will held &t Mi&se&polis, Mims,, from delegates play in B'nai B'rS.lh ?.( vention deliberations. KOTIRK' joint ticket of the General Zioneventually steam o u t of Palesing afternoon. Ssmday evening, SVJI® SO, to B. member ol the executive o..-; ists and Hadassah. The Misrachi tine's harbors. Wednesday, ^BIT S. This tsrill introduce to the pubmittee of the InierBattonpl fv.-' ticket received 8,966 votes in The new organization "will enlic the aims and -work of t h e Heading tae Oisalss delegates Beber is president of the pr/f>""i these 55 cities. courage the investment of JewSummer Home Camp to be held will be three past presidents of advisory council ol A, E, A., .V Returns from 200 smaller towns at the Jewish Community Center. ish capital in marine business and and cities are still to be received District Number six - - - SSSB ior B'nai B'rith. Counselors and campers • w i l l promote vocational training f o r District Grows; in the General Election headEsl?er, Sam «f. t»eoE snfi Henry Jerusalem (JTA)—The PalesNew York (JTA)—"There are both- take part In special races, shipbuilders, dockworkers as well tine Land Development Company, quarters in New York. These reIt is expected that the iivp.ai,'. Monsky. as sailors, stewards a n d other openings outside of Europe for ; dances, acts, games, camp songs, which obtained the concession turns,-however, are not expected just a s many German-Jewish re- Arthair Brin of Minneapolis, PresBy virtue o£ tbelr office of problems confronting Jewry f.n.: and yells. There will be exhibits ship help. over the Huleh territory on the to materially change the results. fugees as can be supplied with ident, District 6 ©1 B'nai B'rith. past president, these three a r e will be discussed at the <"•''>!.'~s of Center Home Camp activities, Omaha Results Palestine-Syria frontier, announcfunds," James G. McDonald, Leaautomatically menders of the tion. Several hundred dcla>> prizes and refreshments. In Omalia, the three leading gue of Nations Commissioner for ed that it is starting to put up general committee ol the District. plan to attend. They v:\ll rJJ7>"' Irving Block, high school drument the lour Canadian pr<>vh!; |he first buildings in Huleh this tickets garnered the following Jewish and Other Refugees from Dr. A. Gresnherg is SIFO a memmer champion' of the country, "will and the states ot Novlb. B.lid i'<>i votes: week. Germany, declared last week ber of t h e general committee, Dakota, give an exhibition. Kebra&ka. "U'igcotu.iii Xjaborite, 203. This will be the first time in speaking over a nationwide hookhaving heen re-electe<5 to this "Come to the Camp Round-up linois, Iowa, MiclagBit, RTU! T.: General Zionlst-Hadasssh— up of the National Broadcasting the history of Palestine that life post Et the last district conven- nesota, which constitute fhr f.: Sunday," J . C. C. officials urge. 97. will be grought into the Huleh Company. tion. "It will be a great afternoon for District. district. This swampy district has Mizrachi, 158. Other Omaha delegates expectMr. McDonald deplored the parents and children, one cramThe Curtis Hole!, in "^ *:<• practically no Inhabitants, w i t h The Community Party receiv- "lack of awareness of the gravity ing to attend the couc3s,ve inmed full of fun and action. Also, oJ Minneapolis, v.'Hl be tin?. }* '> the exception of a few Arab fami- ed one vote in Omaha, -wbils of the problem" which faces the clude: enroll your child in the c a m p Union of Jewish Front Soldiers lies. <juarte"B, and the the Jewish State Party of Am- tens of thousands of men and Leo Ahramsoc, Mas Barish, now." • Extensive plans are being pre- erica received no ballots. Two women who have fled from Ger- First Soviet Area Where P R S - David Blacker, Rabbi David A. committee \mtlpr tbe Urges Them to Opens July 8 ship of Josiah K. Brill liw* T pared now by the Palestine Land ballots were disqualified. many because of racial, religious ciple of Private OwnsrsMp Petitions The novel and unique sumelaborate plans for- the reo.e? Balloting in Omaha was held or political persecution. He spoke Development Company in colla!y Eecogsised mer camp at the Community &nd entertainment ol tbf »• boration with the Jewish Farm- all day Sunday at the Jewish in behalf of the United Jewish Center -will open Monday, July gates. Berlin (JTA)-—The Union of ers Association, to start the Community Center. Appeal, which is seeking to raise 8, and will continue f o r six Jewish Front Soldiers issued a drainage of the swamps in Huleh Moscow (JTA)—Permission to ! During tbe past year ilvt: ?3,250,000 throughout the coun•Winning Ticket -weeks until August 15. Because manifesto recommending' Jewish on a large scale within the next own land as private property has j lodges have been added, fr The winning Laborite ticket's try for Jewish relief purposes. only a limited number of chil- youths of the conscription age to few months. When the land has candidates been granted to Jews in Biro-BidSixth District. They ere': O^ represent the- United Mr. McDonald emphasized that Cantor K. Sender of Pittsburgh. r a , la.; Vatikepba, Wis,: > dren can be accomodnted, all file their petitions with the mili- been drained, it will be settled Jewish Socialist Labor Party the refugee problem is not entire- jan by t h e Soviet government, registrations must be in the tary authorities for permission to by Jews. It is estimated that 8,- Poale Zion-Zeire Zion, the JewiEli ly a Jewish problem. He said that Thns the Je-srish autonomous fiis- Penna. wil! chant the services at kata, Kinr..; the pecotid T.^': Jewish Community Center of- serve Germany. 000 Jewish families can be colon- National Workers Alliance, Pio- thousands of Protestants and Ca- ! trict in the Far East becomes tbe the Beth Hamedrosh Kagodol EJ-H- Jv^ich., lodge; and VirElnm, V. fice this week. The officers, of this tlH; .- s . . ; . The manifesto was issued de- ized there once the drainage is jn e e r -vy omen ' S organization. Lea- tholics a r e to be found among first Soviet area in which ' the agogne this evening &t 1 p. m. aisd Saturday morning at £:S0 a. The camp will begin daily at 9 spite the fact that the conscrip- completed. I g Ue fo r Labor Palestine,. Young I the victims of Nazi .intolerance. principle of private property is m. He will give & concert Sunday are: Arthur Bvin, Muuie.K'»/ president; 1. B. PatLv-'ftv, 3V:rV; a, m. and will last until 5 p. m. tion regulations make it c l e a r According to the projects of the 1 Poale Zion Alliance, Hssiomer The provision of reiie-S measures j generally recognized. at the synagogue ct S p. kee, first vk'e-Brfesid&B'i.; )" each evening. that Jews will not be admitted in- Palestine L a n d . De-reiopment Kazair, Hechalutz and Gordoaia for. the refugees should therefore j The decision to permit Jewish 1evenins 3 - singing Jewish folk so&££ ant Bernsiein, CLicafco, eeC0B/l '' The program Includes athletics to, the army. [settlers In Biro-Bifijan to-own Company and the Jewish Farmers The national vote was two-and- be non-sectarian, ae asserted. Hebrew melodies to til© accom- president; Otto G, on ; • the Central high school The filing of such petitions is Association! the settling of Je\rs a-half times larger than the numDuring Ms .speech., .Mr. McDon- ! land as private cropertv came :as grounds during t h e morning:, necessary in order to assert the In .Haleh. Tfill he accomplished inj ber iOt votes cast in • the elections ald . referred to the presentation i a result cl S recommeu-eatioji s«fe- P&aiment o£ a. weXl-kne^n JVM-- cago, secretarj-; "^'i • ct, EsFt St. LOUIE, J.veRBurflulunch a t "Soon, arts andj: crafts, inalienable rights ff three "shifts. The 'first-.shift*--will to the last Zionist Congress two the day previously "to President I laitted or the Soviet authorities Carter Sender, vho la making j in the Far East, v i t t tHe approvdramatics, music, dancing _ and population in Germany, the mani- be settled -while the drainage is years- ago. 1 ! s Roosevelt of a collection ol " r s t £PPea-fi,sce IE Om&ha swimming daily during the after- festo says. still in process. the Comrnusist Party there. Each ticket is allowed delegat- stamps that have been issued by ialcf with these concerts, TSE a, mem! khiik At the same time the Westdeutnoon. icers The Huleh concession has been es to the World Congress at-Lu- the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg ber of the famous Cantor KosenThe counselors have been work- scher -Beobachter, the ; leading for many years in,the hands of cerne, Switzerland, on August 20, to aid in securing employment for ing on their programs during the Nazi organ in Western" Germany, Arabs. The Palestine Government in proportion to the number of refugee professional workers. llllg raining principles, is explained by t h e four rears ago -was associates past "week and are prepared to came out with an article on the last year approved of selling this votes obtained. fact that "the peculiar- qualities TTith Cantor Pinchik an Detroit. that concession to the Jews, since the make this summer one of 'the conscription, emphasizing and conditions of the Far East On the strength of the early Jewish people ol Omaha most enjoyable and worth-while Jews should riot expect that they Arab concessioners h a d done returns the American delegamust he taken into considers.- j Ere invited to the services, FriT5\ere ere five Jewish e>?:i.for the Jewish youngsters of Om- will ever be-admitted into mili- nothing to develop t h e district tion of 56 to the Congress -will tary service. among the reserve officers ^ since it came into their posses- contain 28 I»aborit«s, 15 Genaha. are encamped at Fort Crorsl. "Military service is a service of sion nnder the Turkish regime. The Summer Home camp is the eral Zionists, and 13 Mizracha period of eix v,'eek8 fiuvlns newest development in summer honor which is only for Germans ists. in addition to '-vrorfcing .on collecannual, train ing course. recreational projects for children. and not for Jews," the p a p e r tive farms, is to be allo-wefi: In New York, the Laborites The Jewish officers of '«?« ' It combines the • educational and writes. ITo ohtain l a n d as personal came out first, the Mizrachi secA rare treat is in store for the The exclusion of Jews f r o m serve Officers TrRiT3tr.fr Corns- *social objectives of the Play ond and the General Zionists members of the Highland Coun- property and for personal ts. s e, Morris .Kooin, ot Crciglstor..: ^ school, the organization and acti- military service was also the sublimited to as ares, of cue hectare. third. try Club and their local guests The lanfi -which he ottains as priThe summer vacation lies stim- nier Goldberg, ITCTTT C-^-K -vities of the outdoor camp andlj e c t of a lecture delivered at the A significant phase of the elec- who will be fortunate enough to ulated the rapid grovrth of the the play features of the supervis- Freiburg University by Prof. Ernie Nogg, who has been a tion and Harry Lotraar; tC nationally was the failure of 'attend the Monte Carlo. Night vate property -will be in his pos- junior swimming classes at t h e smith braska v.nH'ereity: ani i^UU ed play-ground in a unified pro- Erich Wolf, a member of the uni- member of the chapter for over the General session for perpetual use, for Zionists to poll their versity faculty. "Military service three years, was elevated to the full strength. Ticket number one I -Which Will be held, Wednesday •which he will he givea. a State Je-vrish CommtEity Center. Al Levy o£ South Dakota \ir,?'-;\~u gram. Orach, swimming instructor, lias is not a privilege but a responsi- presidency of the Mother Chapter reported 85,000 shekels sold and j evening, July 3, st the club. The camp is hold ererv '/«».deed. included -water polo, "water baseThis is one of tee big calender bility," .?tof. WOlf said. "It is not Of A. Z. A. He held nearly every polled only one-eighth that num2: The produce of the l a n d ball and -water tag as some ol the the reserve Oiiicei'B oi ihb: •;* wished that t h i s responsibility olfice in the chapter, has been a ber o£ votes. Labor, wliica sold events of the year and practical- •which he -will o-wn. privately -will tory tor the purposes, of /!:•...' should be carried by people "of delegate to a national convention, 22,000 shekels, polled 70 per cent i ly every member loots forward belong to Mm personally £.n& sot diversions in h i s varied ewimm- the men in the art oi Tiiii!>i ing program. These are proving alien race, although the same a member of an international that number of votes. Miirachi to attending and enjoying the un- to the collective. wverB and strategy, • u-».u very popular and are enabling the them with tbe •js.-.faK; 3: In addition to the land, each shimming enthusiasts to fully en•A final appeal to delinquents people may continue to enjoy un- committee, active in oratory, dra- sold 13,300 shekels and polled 60 usual treats that are offered on this night. ts ot pcipjittfSc vs-~''>•• colonist is also permitted t ° have joy the Center Ewimmmg facilitiand overdue borrowers of the restricted legal protection in matics and has been chairman of per cent that number of votes. The committee headed by Mrs. in his personal possession t-wo to Morris Kflons. a memfisr •*>•' Jewish Community library to re- trade and unhindered exercise in the most important committees Harold Farber have consulted the three covrs and calves, t w o to es. for the past two years. Creighton IJnirerptfy E. O '•' turn all overdue and missing their religion." local experts in games of chance three EOTTS and their litter, Wilhelm Kube, one of the outAnother new development m made 55 hits otiS ot » poPRiinr •. Ben Shrier, who has disting- JEW LEAVES MILLION FOR books and, to clear up all outand have been fortunate enough to twenty-five sheep End the Center schedule is "clcb Frrim in the mediine fxm alvju'-si- £ Btanding debts, has been Issued standing Nazi leaders, came out uished himself in debate and oraNON-SECTARIAN HOSPITAL to secure for this evening the use twenty goats, an unlimited number of night." Any c l u b interested in because, of this record liRr; .'^".this week by the library. The lib- with an article in the Nazi press tory and has been a member of of the popular games which are poultry, and up to f^esty hee- having their members enjoy a the Giifeiiiictuion or JIB exPfi-i K rary, which supports free-loan criticizing the Stuermer, the no- the championship debate team for locally available. There will, also torious Jew-baiting publication, •weekly swim together, can c a l l cliine gunnCi. two years, was selected -vice-presChicago (WNS)—A beauest of scholarships for girls from its reX.ee Grossms.li and reserve the use $i;000,O00 to found the Jewish be tables for bridge and poker. ceipts, • is' anxious to clear up all for "harming Germany's prestige ident. While owning private property, Last year there was a record the Jewish colonists will also of the pool for the members ol The other officers for the six Country and Convalescent Home existing debts and get all of its by unrestrained hatred towards Greece Ksmcs Jewish months are: Louis J. Rikiin, trea- as a non-sectarian institution -was number -who enjoyed the festivi- have to -work on collective farms. the club once a. veek. material.returned, so that it may the Jews". At the same time Kube warns surer; Ernie Priesman, chaplain; left by the will of the late Henry ties of the evening. This affair is The sniKtner rates for memberarrange a new plan for its operaThe decision does not specify tion and improvement for the the Jews that they should not be Morris Arbitman, reporter; Max M. Wolf, prominent Chicago Jew- open to local guests and srrang- -whether the land given to Jew- ship are attractive, so as to enunder the misapprehension that ments have been made for even a able all to -take advantage ot the Fait, senior sergeant-at-arms; ish attorney. coming fall. ish collective farmers for private Center facilities during; the | Saloniki (WNS) —F«pps.• V*.i;*.s anti-Semitism is a passing sent! larger attendance than last year. Sam Wolk, junior sergeant-atMr. Wolf a l s o bequeathed Special temporary discounts on use -will hs.ve to be bought by the zner months. I became the second Jew t.r- f^,-»;«'«-* ment in Germany. "Complete anarms; Herbert Marks and Harry {$100,000 each to the University large debts l o n g overdue have individual colonists or -whether it j an important government -?»«•*»:.* ie, been offered by the library pro- nihilation of the intellectual and Novey were elected as* co-chair-j of Chicago, the Chicago Bar As- "Wiljjo—The Jewish Community Trill he granted ty^the State from \ the past month vhen IIF v-su s,>economic spirit of Jewry is an in men of t h e athletic committee; sociation and the Art Institute of of Wilno h a s lodged a protest the vast territory in the district. vided payment is made within the \ pointed uudereecrelary ti* •':• el dispensable part of the Nazi proand Irving Yaffee was elected to Chicago and spnaller s u r a s to against the order of the local aunext two weeks. Books which ] nance. gram," HerrKube writes. The Jewish, autonomous region serve as secretary for the period many Jewish charitable institii- thorities to have the Community have been overdue or missing lor | Slaliafc, •yrho Is a jm-Hili;;: :.i o* Biro-Biajs.n takes second place of one year. [ tlons. a long time may be Teturned withdissolved. \ t h e c h a m b e r 01 deputies, 7*:,?np^2 in the Thole" of the Far East for out a fine being applied, provided Late Placid (JTA) Tlie Na- ; t o accept Use post c>E Sliifep.v ;..";• this Spring's, sowing campaign, it iional Conference o£ Jewisll the books are in good condition, So- ] Jster ivro years ago &£i»>r '•»». "i." •sras announced in connection vritfe according to the announcement. cial Service concluded Its four- , m a d e a. brilliant record *a- .'ij.tJ:,-the saw decision. The spring sew- day session electing I-l&rrj- L. T h e library is open evenings ing .in- Biro-Bidjaa has just been Glucksman o£ New Yoi-Ii as Pres- I ciai adviser to t h e gov&:,"«-i;'--^-.t. and Sundays on the second floor, | Several -weeks ago ISUSJU r . \ t ( terminated, the announcement ident. west,. of . the Center building. | former m e m b e r of i h e Bext^-t, «*ij says. The plan for -wheat sowing New York (JTA) — The SteurBooks and payments may be made Maurice Taylor of Boston. Sam- j name*! vice-tatnister t>£ civil '$,\''.u> has bees carried out 100 per cent mer, lurid Nazi publication of also to the Center office. uel C. Kohs of NET?,- York and Bes ] f.soti. fey the Je-wish colonists. which Julius Streicher, anti-Semite No. 1, is the publisher, wil The decision of the Soviet gov- e a vice-presidents. M i c li & e 1 .Alei^fo, Syria—The iPVwi.'A t.s no longer be distributed In New ernment to permit the o-srsersMp Freund r a s elected secretary cud thoritiec have ordered ' the- Js^.?."» York, it became known this week of private property la Biro-Bidjas Joseph Wilier;, treasurer. ctBctJon of Hebrew on t,Ji*> pj.rri as a Tesult of measure taken by •will stimulate s large migration ^he Conference voted to meet the United States Customs auoS Je-ws from Soviet Russia, and n e s t year In. -Washington. A €K3«JT.. of the Higli Nathan Crounse was elected thorities.foreign countries into fhi B Far stasdlng: rote ot condoleisce &t as a required s«b3«ci, president of A. Z. A. No. 100, at Seizure of shipments of the Eastern Soviet district, it is be- t n e a € sth o£ Jane Audams was s. regular meeting held June 24. Stuermer on German steamers by lieved here. passed tmsnimously. . Other officers chosen are: Max customs Inspectors here has made The new Executive elected eor«» Novak, vice-president; Dick Hur- it clear to the Nazi authorities in sists of .John Sl&wson, Harry I>1. witz, secretary; Herbert Forbes, Germany that the United States I iAirie, Jiicob S. Golub, Ben M. i treasurer; Harold Zelinsky, sen- frowns upon the publication Selekman. Jacob BillikopE. Jacob ior cerseant-at-arms; Maurice Sending of the Stuermer through of the The installation of the new of- Fisher, William Kirscb, Mrs. AnBaumer, junior sargent-at-arms; American mails will also be susficers o£ the Omaha Hehrew club IE a Re.plnxi, Marcel KoTsrskr, E, 5"Kly liolWay Jay "Wiseman, reporter; and Sam- pended, it was learned. ssews » n f l Rswdat Jtenws few:-' fw.-s.-s. will take place Snrtcl&y, July T, Et j j , LOESOW and I. 3VI. B.ufcinow, uel Friedman, chaplain. The DAWA, a Nazi organizaw e e k ' s issue o f ff>e ••Sr>*.;is&il the J. C. C. ' j The chapter's advisory board tion in America whose aim is to Press must- he* In the John FeMisan and Nathan S. j Montreal—The CanaflisE consisting of Dr. I. Dansky, Wil- foster the boycott of Jewish firms WM YaJfe, program chairmen, prom-j emmett" Is sympathetic towards S p. in. Toesdaj, J"islf S, liam Wolfe, Daniel Lintzman, and here, was liquidated last week X© BWttepe ««». he. ise an outsta-ndimg atfair, Ke- j Jewish iBniiisTEtioE ir,to Caaada, Sam J. Xieoa Sam Beber II „ I slry Sidney Coyne, will continue for It is understood that a new orfresb.meE.ts will lie served. ..* AIIj it was reported "here «t tl»e an- after that flsatlliite, so ganization of a similar nature is the next term. In the contingent of Omahans of the B'nai B'rith, to be held ia j presidents of District 6—Sam Be- members are tsrged to attend, as j nual meeting ol the Jevisb. Im- •co-operate, by sei^tltng «KF Installation o£ the new officers being established under the name who -will attend ths l t * w s ««fljr» 6Tth an- Minneapolis starting Sunday eve-jber, Sam J. Leon, and Henry Mon- this -will be a - v e r y important ] mSgT&st Aid Society by J. Paul, Deutscher Konsum-Verband. •will take place next week. nual convention of District No. 6 i ning, will be included tfaree past'sky. : meeting. I director of tbe Society,
Chiidren and Their Parents Invited to Attend Program
Sixty-Seventli Annual' Conventicvnt of District 6 to Be Held at
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Huleh District
Plenty Room for Refugees,
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Pittsburgh Cantor to Siing in Omaha
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ERNIE NOGG HEADS A. Z. A. CHAPTER 1
Monte Carlo Night at HigWand Club Wednesday.
JR. SWIM CLASSES A T J . C C POPULAR
CENTER LIBRARY IN FINAL APPEAL
Sale of Stuermer in U. S. Stopped
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NATHAN CROUNSE TO A.Z.A.,No.lC
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