State College News
Vor. XVII, No, 22 Sate Cottece For Tracners, ALuany, N. Y., May 12, 1933 $2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues
OUTGOING NEWS HEADS APPOINT 68 TO NEXT YEAR'S BOARD AND STAFF
“PATIENCE” OPENS | Directs Production REHEARSAL TO BE |MARION HOWARD, '34, 10 BE EDITOR ;
TONIGHT AT 8:30 IN 44:10 ASSEMBLY) SEVEN 70 DIRECT STATE COLLEGE NEWS
Classes to Take Moving-Up Day Seats | Almira Russ, '34,
Gr Ase Tro abaaters 02 Present for Practice Today, Grand ger is New P
Gilbert and Sullivan's
Marshal Says.
Operett
}e Managing Editor on News Board; Circulation Mana-
m Created, 43 “cubs! Elevated to Staff Positions.
Hi staff and board of
rhe retiring board. A record
porter for next year,
for Moving!
yan operetta will enen tonight, for its
first performance at 8:30 o'clock in the
auditorium ge hall. Tomoraw
it's performance will open at the
same time
De. T, Frederick H. Candlyn, heal
fof the music department, will he the
ano compat forthe operetta, The
ie operetta are directed by
Suppo lanes
| i i Raymond F eran marshal! Are News Heads
caditor, and
Williams, sophomores, will serve
ciate mi editors, Jean Craig-
mile, “SH, will be advertising, manager,
and Kathryn Hi
Seniors
m of the
nit ra as far
ary; the junior class will
FHM the section un the assembly's ij
The tickets for the presentation are poe) jee irs, au the correapnutng se
priced at fifty cents for general admis; - Aha in the ain ben
en al sevetyfve cuts far ees Alanve, Maybelle Mathews, 134,
who is in-charge uf the present
ation of "Patience tonight
} VE tinea utae sate in ye
avatar ace 0 le sc awa eitors
ROBINSON TO BE act ter th dren hela ‘q ne ite eer
The prveipals forthe nwreta areas |
thos Willinnn AY an, spat
i
“inl | SENIOR PRESIDENT ot Sioa cana
is tarenes || ROR CLASS OB °34 ji stn Tn ins i wich soplwmares, J
talitors inches Celi 1
11 Kubinison will he president of [ian i wats Torker, nul Maria Neca juniors
1 TVA day went yee Turence Ellen aid Hilda Heites,
Clections whieh by
Analia Poskis, 3
Alice Owen, junio
Jane, Sophie, andl F
hes nvilen
tnvzzanine titst t oni, “Ay wits appointed
fp the oni | the right-hand
Vice president, [junior
Jeans Cranley sevretary, eatheyn | with thy fist rue well empty Gh
Hewitt," Annnnciats
a Eeteher, stirs
Hayes ava, tha Hits: wn | as ceca the Fett star i,
Vitzpatrick. airs Julie SMe reporter ai and wait at the topo the airs garth and Reaelle Ane
He Wardle i | Seth wir aetie anager, Dove |The’ freshmen, jecupying the mezza ee CA ne kiat
fh Klose; girls! athletic. association {ines wil take he sophmare, x rest ted Cah eek
init representative, Mary” Alowres [the felt sie of the baleorns.. The ain vt
[i's ah it ill cot ili
any Allard, suphionntes mrt the cer si] Fla my a ie
prerer, aun Ealwi Dentin, freshinen:
Commitee chairmen inelw
tumes, ‘Thelma Smith and Den
edie, juniors; nisi
Craigenile
iSheaie Herre: Ming’ Rotor. &
Boy Rall Virginia Chappel
Faveame Kelsey, Jeanne Lesniek, J
Meserves Marth eo
ham, Evelyn
rs," Charlatte
Diarathe Sinuith. Helen Smith
| Patith Seall, Glenn Ue ren, Nina UH
dian, Mutiny Walleoe, santl) Blizabeth
Whitsnua, fre stimnens
oe ‘Mint a : trl our of State College Faculty to Retire Soon;
Pen Haha Pue "a Deans Pierce and Metzler to Conclude Duties
ets amuay te attained inh the Hy M giaeny Howw ain, 3)
ren Drage al iy or at th
wet feasight anil tonnartiey aiht
is ;
a hoi | . hah iin val Hb
|
Vases rauy Masur fb Margaret WWokavrth, 38, will serve
Arter oat Fussy an iat
i i Hteabwth Breiner,
Above, Marion Howard, '34,
whos will elit the Ness nest’ year
uel Talon, dean Cragmile, 1M,
JUNIORS TO DINE
THURSDAY NIGHT
IN HUSTED HALL
will evanict a [isc tito
eauieterio af Uy the hole
Vow
ts
mike anata | CLASS WILL GIVE
vy Ea Gaeta | ASTRBT SCENE
Hlitor inehief-eleet
if tle News, staff
sin TUESDAY, MAY 23
Pulitzer pigs play
reset th
ill retaity the
Inti Beall Tne a guersenig
Dr Harry Wo Hosting
the Knpliste shepaartinents will
Mintle Mathes, president
Hines aalidress Tae
na Has ayeint ‘ln
!
| William Nelson Will Be
' 1934 Y.M.C.A. President
Willing) Netsan, “34 will heal the
Cull nie Mews Christian i
West svar as at result af
Lis centh
nucnts, Hilla Boahbeiny, chav hs
HH Fanaa 14
Ae ah pa sien [ans
wl Degen “Facie junioes | Petar
Sus hae ge |
“at will have t
vata Other |
fot seveky five
1 Milas High
Ivrea
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 12,
1933
State College News
Established by the Class of 1918
‘The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
‘State College for Teachers
THE NEWS STAFF
Auvina R. Lewis
¥.W.C. A. House,
Berwaro S, KeRnet,
1298 Elk Street
ief
idilor-
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Managing Editor
Mary Douerry Finance Manager
(Chi Sigma Theta, 68 Madison Avenue,
Jean Cratos Advertising Manager
Phi Delta, 20 South Allen Street, 2.9836
Marton Howaro Associate Managing Editor
10) Western Avenue, 346038
Staff Director
19 Ontario Street, 2-1187
Harriet Dunn and Ruth
Almira Russ,
Thelma Smith, and
Ruth Brooks, Valen:
n Let nd Ruth Wi
Laura Styy,
YAW. C.A. Hous
SeNtok Associate Eptroes:
Putnam. JuNtox Associ
Elizabeth Salese, Ressie
athryn Wilkins, Desk
tine Reutowich, Dan Vi
sophomores. Rerowtees: Luisa Iglesias, Rose
Carolyn Kramers, Smith, and Kdith
seniors; Celia Bishop, Diane Bochner, Hilda Hookhein,
Beatrice Coe, Marion Mleczek, Rose Rosenheck, and
abeth Zuend, juniors: Florence f:llen, Bessie Hartman,
tet ka
DITORS:
Tepper,
Hilda Heines, Emily Hurlbut, Olga Hyra, Anna Koren,
and Esther Rowland, sophomores. Srorts Evtrow
Thomas Ryan, “H. AssiIsTANT FINANCE Mace;
Katherine Haug, "34. CinctLatio’ Masacee: Jean
Hestxuss Srve: Weatrice Burns, Mildred!
Maxwell, I:lizabeth
and Margaret Wals
ison, Frances
Premer, Alma Quimby, Julia Riel,
worth, sophomores
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BON VOYAGE!
‘The announcement of the retiring uf four members of
the
cul of years of valu
Js siven te State
State College faculty: within the next year marks the
which cach of the
1 Dean Metzler
chute their dutiey this sear ash of the aet
Iris
witness the eurtaie tll up
ly ie
ivities oi the College with ros we, ont the
studlent feud
the utlwcial
of the Colle
seliels at gill eit
thy
The
of service which they hive lows dee plesait
tiancts they. hate tales tlw i
tiny will leave behiel ay a fart it wl
REE BF lie Fada) anh slasharts dant einer
halP baie Ihe: persetne Ul Aine. pets Smee bo
Ahh hey sludl renerndct that they wil ened tease t
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hese re ig the best ul tlaes ha eile, ol
Ieates Ua: wed fn cwhen they Tewve- likeli mer.
Jame, yet nto sib ene sal
fur the tine tance. Hl spon
Whiet, ke-the-peasr, fy afsiys wil sac
eretlne:slewpilniin deceayertarionsio “sets
Gallego ak Kevin Dune seven Catlage ot
iibceriew at New Vath ai si ihe ease
tibite ceva: sabe sane $150
fs year by the first uf Sept astra, Ua
AiG, ye iy cengeet tp eu tiny, 1
In ty aypavent that inks Dace change a at tl
siidiey” 1 we eapedtod lapis
Ie works Av wane ate
one by when we bear hat
garette ime
Afar this lL chine ‘gen, aan) lo su lbege ine: l
the tight stuff in theme will suceveel. Tt ts. better i the
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State Coutts News, May 1S, 1Y32
RAMBLINGS
Co-operation
Tonight, with the opening presentation of “Patience”,
the first co-operative production between the Girls’ Athletic
association and the men’s Troubadour organization receives
its final test, For several years there has been some dis-
of such a joint production as this, but this year
s the first joint presentation of the two organ
In times when co-operation is nine
noteworthy that such
The Mascot Hunt
The annual mascot
has b
with much industrious activity
" ht to loc:
1g on this
n the part of the fresh:
the
c the hiding place
aul grime from hitherto unknown at
have bec prevailin
Attempts to subdue members of
ul to be in the buildings
in class each i
Dirt, dust
closets, and cellars seem
barlges of the 1936,
the sophomore class who happe
luring the time of
Elections
The issue of the News th
Sophomores Lead Freshmen In Inter-class Rivalry, 83;
Moving-Up Day Events to Decide Final Award Of Cup
women and. the push-ball
‘men on the night pre-
-Up Day, each of which
Vietors; banner
¢ five points to
btaining and
the banner 0 val class
close of the contest; the class
» Moying-Up Day which obtain
iat has the
With the score of 8-
sis leading in the a
wvalry which will end
Up Day sing next week.
xd their leadership
i
ning the a1
basketball
them thr
¢ for men,
points, and the
remaining. five points.
Feceived three points by winning. the
annual sophomore-freshman basketball
rc for wom
here are six more events that will
to: the inter-class
‘ot int, taking. place
fh awarils five points (0
if they fin the sophonvare
ascot, of five points to the latter if
the freshmen fail to find it; the track
1933-34 College Catalogue Is Ready For Distribution;
Records New Requirements For Majors And Minors
pies of the 1933
fave: heen distri
st week, according
will give three p whose
prize song is st
fis composition and
‘The class that re
points under
be counted as
silver loving cup
fter the Moving-Up Day sing
smmerce major, nine instead of
eleven courses are required, and for
minor in commerce, the number of
Several hundred 6
H College
uted dur
week might well fe Tabeled
the election umber. ‘The tine has come i the old onder
tis change, y place Uy sunt cach activity |
amps has beens buts ig tor electing those wh are
tis
i such a procedure bee
that the ines itabiliy S apparent
Kael Instr aad orgati¢ation hay beet busy considering
prospectits for 194, all have chosen careiully and well
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Fnuglish 43, Renais
two hour, one sem
ester course; English 140, “American
Literature, a three hour, ane sen
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SEVEN TO ISSUE
1934 PEDAGOGUE
tw Miss Elizabeth VanDenburgh, resis:
The catalogue inclules some
it the system of nnimbers. for
the courses and in the resjuirements for
anid adds several new Ene
eamester chit
~atiee Literatur
are for miler
erat 00-199 jnnelusive,
juniors, seni, snl graduate st
H inelisin nuate stinent
Fhe mumibers of all mettle
mnrers have been changed to 30 Kor
HAWLEY LIBRARY
TO BE DEDICATED
ON ALUMNI DAY
c= 1-99 inl
Ve Alumni
Mee Hi Eleanor Waterbury Will Be Editor
few liar san A Of Year Book; 31 are
Inu V7 Spevial on Staff
Sena GaSe i FEteany Waterlouey, “34, will be ei
5 dapelh atm turin vied of the TORE Peudagig
i # Are 3 T var scat bev, aan Douay Gri
ial sahil cheba tee Last Bristay night
a Bie aa He toting eduamiee Inast
airy els Uuiarter centers pic) ative evar juoitivais were filled
ites the catication oF Tas anette of this sears june class
Piya) : j 1: hte a> Folks? liter
ssi ary elitr iv plate capl
Hiner, Musira Ritses and art elite
" Miah
ee Jeans Craieanity, The tansiness bevel
i " Ioertising ruauages, Rat
‘ : Hie csitartal statl for went
erst the Hal
0 tury. efi thes Morary teat, Shirly
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CM, with thf Catlariw Keates and Valeatine Ke
awl Aina Lend teh sopditatiens pMoatitsrap
we i taper ion +. Mive Bitgquteick, MM
‘ iM ated a eee f sul Hainaly Pathe
fon Ton th Here Elen, Tibbs
Kei taaes Nitve the Carwlaate Mh 1 bathe
Husted tall tea sels
ts ’ " " Inet Hligahetty Zand a
‘ i Recetas
f og kia
nee feet oof Draper Rul
Vier, tnt
san of ah wa 1 sat
71) Eins Payiw, Jotia Keil atid Paleets Wallace
‘ \ sivas
D Vin a enn Vs 16 fil the ypnitn
y viv fhe Seca ated stall ace lage
the have ty the regent ata
TO ELECT DERICERS
hates
Potter Club Will H
Dance Saturday Night
Lie Hstoate bleed Bat
Calendar y i
Today
' f ‘
Tomorrow
faulty giv wi
i Ubatabh Vaart, Weds oot
cris "
fit. ati Sits Von
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STATE COLLEGE
vEWS, MAY
12, 1933
Page 3
BOARD ANNOUNCES
934 LION EDITIONS.
Letitia Connelly Will Edit
Magazine Next Year;
Seven to Assist
Connelly, “34, will head the
editorial hoard of the Lion, hu
mor publication, and Elizabeth Zasend,
"HM, will retain the post of business |
manager on the new hoard
Miss Connelly was associate editor |
of the Lion this year, and previously
served ay a staff member for two |
sien way assistant bisk
awer in her year,
Leti
133.
coming
day, May 1.
WELCOMES PLEDGE
Phi Lamb
dred Kacer
the unnual Moving-tp Day: ex
cerviges next Friday: norning, |
Is Grand Marshall
Assembly Adopts Rules
for Inter-class Rivalry
by, student
‘The revisi
effect on
Changes: made th
elude the abolit
for women and pole-rush for
men, and the substitution of track
events for ywomen
hall contest for a
will first be in
track aint pest
Sorority Tea Will Be
Tomorrow Afternoon
apa Phi sorority: will eon
marcy aiternionn front
3AM ail $210 ack
the Colle Faculty ana all" sorantis
a the sorority heave, 20 North Main
Kathryn Hang, 34, and Lvelya |
Stachle, 48, will he co-chairmen jor the
Jtei, Other connuittees will include
| faculty, Carolyn Christiansen, “34 ancl
Move, Raymond Harris, 133, [reireslinents, Frances Stumpf and
who will he the weaned marshall for | Carlyn Simonet, freshinen
Klizabetht Av
nnnivre iy Milne
il
members of | comes inte, plerlge
| NEWS NOTES
" WELCOMES MEMBERS
i sorority welcomes
tha Rolnik,
ership,
ihorn
freshmen, into
TO ELECT OFFICERS
Members of 1
n club will meet
pla
| euissed
| will preside
WELCOMES MEMBERS
nxt Alpha sorority. welcomes
nice Hooenbeck aud
Jer, freshmen, and Rose
[Dorothy Kueln, sophomnres, into Full
membership,
PLEDGES MEMBERS
Gamma Kappa Phi sorority: wel
wembership, Gkadys
| Rodin, ‘3, an Patricia Ericson,
TO SELL YEAR BOOKS
available fur sale, Anyone why wishes
to buy. a "Pedagogiie” anid has not
|izned up ani Borg st raps from
Me. Calllos in Koon
rice is $1.28, William Collins,
state
1936 COMPLETES
CLASS ELECTIONS
FOR NEXT YEAR
rd DeTemple will be president
of the class of 1936 for next year, as a
result of elections completed Friday.
Other officers for next year are: vic
president, B
Frances. Si
ward Oldfield
horn; report
Men's athletic man
and; member of men’s athletic couneit,
Bl Bulgar Os, Ailes ate
‘mi. ‘The ofice face board €3
ve will he a
revote. The nominees are:
Mead and George Decker,
Classes to Rehearse
During 11:10 Assembly
from ae I eolumin 3)
he synichrononons m ovement of all
the el
Practice af the Ivy
ireetion of Katherine
lege sit Tener, will fallow thee
ier the
hea
Rev er will
take p Milda
Teine tr, N,
TURKISH TOBACCO
comen to this countryin bales.
The loaves are small and
tightly pai bute
coutainsabout 10,000 leaves.
Domestic ToBAccO
is stored in huge wooden
ds, Bach hogshead
‘contains about 1000 pounds
of tobacco,
hor that neither POSSESSES alone
wuss Lure ac Mans Tunacen Ca,
Feary in the 1
from Amerien wis take
differ
soil,
different elimat temperatures night
and day, and dill
methods produc
1 entively acco —amull in size, but very
nel crossblencing of jus
toh
hich und Dome
Turkish tobacco — Xan
Chester field
Me cigarelle thats Milder
the vigarelle thal Listes Beller
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 12, 1933
MOVING-UP DAY
WILL BE FRIDAY
Ceremonies Will Begin at 8:30;
Feature Will Be Tapping
of New Myskania
The annual Moving-Up Day cere-
monies will begin at 8:30 o'clock next
Friday morning, with the senior class
leading the procession of classes across
the campus from the front door of
Draper hall to the auditorium of Page
hall, where the exercises will be con-
ducted. Raymond Harris, '33, will be
grand marshal.
In order to begin the ceremonies on
time, members of classes are urged
to assemble at their respective positions
at 8:10 o'clock. The following places
have been assigned for assembling:
seniors, Rotunda of Draper hall;
juniors, first floor of Husted hall,
facing east. doorway; sophomores,
lower corridor of Husted hall, near
the annex and facing the staircase; and
freshmen, lower corridor of Draper
hall, near the College Co-op. Students
who do not march wi
will not be admitted
torium until after the class sp
have been is said.
The program ‘will be as follows:
singing of the College Alma Ma
Elizabeth
Is; senior farewell son
ing-up of classes; “tapping
new Myskania; an emer
coming student ‘associat
The mei
old, will
fram the
followed
the senior, junior
more and f in classes, The line
‘of march will extend to the front cam-
pus, where each class will form its class,
numerals,
Ivy Speaker
While the classes are in numeral for-
mation, the senior class ivy will he
planted by Franke Young and. Ralph
Harris, seniors, The ivy speech will he
xiven by Margaret Rausch. This will
he followed by the ivy song. Students
are requested to remain in wumeral for-
mation until after the ivy ceremon;
is over.
The class stunts in which the fresh-
valry will begin at 2:30 o'clock in the
afternoon, 1
irs, Cecelia Fox : juniors,
(freshmen, Ley Shep:
H
‘Phe annual interelass sing will hes
at 7:30 o'clock
Draper hall
next week. After the sing, the ju
will annomuce the results af interclas
rivalry and the award of the intereltys | Fm
rivalry cup will he aavle
A tiew ceremony that vill he ineor
porated this year is the hating 4
ff the College sons te the song leader
lect by the outueing sone leader Thi
vill the deme Irefeore thie seater junior
hen sone
Dancing in the Page hall gynaasinm
vill fellow the singe Stents ate te
rested not to brine ontside guest
Chass marshals lis will assist Hr
Murpliy, seniors; Shires" Dian
dnd Robert Rebinsos. juniors: Wilfred
Allard aud Helen Kieh sapleanore
Fauna Meal and) Martha Dishna
frestinen,
1936 Conducts Dinner
Meeting Tuesday Night
Miss Annie Hi Vieree, dime af san
en, Dr Donna \ Smith assistant prs
fessor oot lustory. anal Fie bar) Dor
waldt, nistruector in hiyjiene, were
speakers at the first dinner nneetiny
the freshanan «le Pree er
Juha Merchant ‘
wenerial «
The com
ehinit were finance. Kastl Kher anusie
Kase Finke
ker
Virginia Flora Vincent Done
Keeger Bancroit, 3, captain
‘avsity Haskettaal ia couch af
Teun, presented certificates ti
the nembers of the basketball team,
SIX ARE_LEADERS I)
Above, left to right, Almira Russ, 134, president-elect of the Young Wor
Nelson, 434, president-elect of the Voung eon
Robert Robinson, w!
er in charge of the Muvin
Three Seniors Receive
Positions During Week| HARTWICK TEAM
he stunt chairmen are as
Three more seniurs have received
sophomores, Marion | teaching: positions during the hist week
awccorttings ty Professor Jo
The conehuctedd i the placement hneress
5 sill he armenniced | aie
Gerabhine Hint hi
Examinations to Begin
May 31, registrar states. | Newman Club Elects
Therinie Mena,
Couneilliny ta trestuuen: Helen Belt
Hlizaberh Hemet), Duwi Dassen,
Drugs and Pharmaceuticals
. AS odbieecan neue ke
‘auhg, Men's Chlatian Asguesitiony Boker Arne a Pistea: aa alt cere aus, Lara Hades, ain) Rowe ti
Ss Sa Sl a ROM bcos Lae 8, lle oe Sg Fao
STATE TO MEET Y.W.C.A.House to Have iit" file tn lt
£. Annual Dance May 20| Kiet waplieatares, and cle ah Elaine
TOMORROW AT 9) sie ester ua Yon Wn: fant Tonks tea
i ame 24 Met forthe atl May a te Henne «William Rogers, '34, Is
ivan eee ea Heit! rime Kappa Phi Kappa Head
Taal eate imione falavas ena Ps ee aaa ce re Staaten oe
Kev ek
Harti
ark kanal
Officers for 19.
Newman lub nieriters elected atl
fers fr THY A Pat the reyailar meeting
hh tue clule an Meaitay night
The ew oltwers elected for next
year aie Hille les Ch, pent
dent,” Katherine Kearney, 88, vier
president; Helene Sheehan, “48, sec
fetary, Heattice Turns, "$5, treasurer
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NEWS OF WEEK
ALMIRA RUSS, '34,
ISY. W.C. A. HEAD
Association Conducts Election for
Cabinet Officers for
Coming Year.
Almira Russ, ‘34, will be president of
the Young Women's Christian associa
tion for the coming year, as a result of
the elections conducted this week.
¢ result of the other clections were
nounced when the News went to
ce president was chosen
Dorothy. Griffin,
thryn Wilkins,
Flaine Bair
or aa
press. The
from’ Beal
nn Pike,
the ‘secretary
rer, Laura Clark
Loraine Loder, and Esther Rowlan
sophomore
resentative,
gan, and) Har
Fyck, sopho-
ate chairman of
r which plans
these conference Tast two ye
She served as underg
ative on the Collexe Acc
this year and as chairman of the con
fererices anel conventions committee last
As soon as the elections are completed,
the cabinet for next year will e chosen,
Laura, Stun, ‘33, retiring president,
said, The installation uf the officers
find the cabinet will be conducted the
last week in May
G. A.A. WILL VISIT
CAMP JOHNSTON
NEXT SATURDAY
rls! Athletic association will com
Alyet its annul post’ Moving-Up. Day
hike next Saturday morning, Buses
will Teave the | Washington "avenue
crteanice at 10:0 welack for Camp
Johst
| Harriet ‘Ten Hyek, “35, will be gen:
Jeral chairman for the vip. Committees
| sll inclete the followin: fom, Fail
Hurlbut, "33, chairman, Minnie Me
Nickle, 34, Jane Blowers and Evelyn
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