14 THE MACON NEWS, Saturday, July 3, 1965 MIDDLE GEORGIA DEATHS AND FUNERALS JOHN E. TEATE CORDELE- -Funeral services for John Esbun Teate. 52. who died unexpectedly Wednesday in Americus- Sumter County Hospital, were held Friday in Dekle Funeral Home chapel. Rev.
L. Cawthon ciated and burial was in Sunnyside Cemetery. A native of Turner County, he was the son of Mrs. Emmie Lou Smoot Teate and the late Luther N. Teate of Cordele.
He had lived in Cordele for 33 years and was a member of Drayton Methodist Church. Mr. Teate was employed as a salesman for Glover Grocery Company of Americus. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Jane Fenn Teate of Vienna; three daughters.
Mrs. Jane Sangster of Americus, Miss Johnnie Elizabeth Teate and Miss Laura Lou Teate, both of Vienna: one son, Thomas Luther Teate of Vienna: his mother. Mrs. L. N.
Teate of Cordele: one sister, Mrs. Clyde Striplin of Tampa. two brothers, W. L. Teate of Lakeland.
and Lamar Teate of Raleigh, N. and two grandchildren. ARBER HERTZ Arber Hertz, a native of Macon. Friday in St. Petersburg, where funeral services will be held today.
Burial win be in Cleveland, Ohio, his home for many years. Mr. Hertz, son of J. H. and Clara Engel Hertz of Macon, was educated in Bibb County schools and was graduated from Auburn University in 1901.
He was associated with General Electric in Cleveland, Ohio, for many years. Since his retirement in 1951 he had made his home in St. Petersburg. His wife died several, years Survivors niece, agp.s. Carol Wachtel of Jacksonvile.
a nephew, Isaac Flatau of Macon; and several great nephews. PHILLIP R. NOBLE SR. Funeral services for Phillip Radford Noble 61, of 912 Magnolia who died at his residence Thursday after a several months illness, were held at noon today in Memorial Chapel. The Rev.
E. M. Clapp officiated. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery. native of Nashville, Mr.
Noble was the son the late Frank Noble and the late Mrs. Maude Bearden Noble. He attended the public schools of Nashville and had been a resident of Macon for 26 years. Mr. Noble was employed by DeLuxe Cleaners and was a member of the Baptist denomination.
Survivors include his widow, the former Miss Eppie Hollingsworth; one daughter. Mrs. Betty N. Clapp of Long Beach, N.J.; two sons. Phillip R.
Noble Jr. of Pine Bluff, and Bobby Lee Noble of Macon; three sisters. Mrs. Louise Frodge of California, Mrs. Mildred Hedgepath and Mrs.
Ruth Belcher, both of Nashville, three brothers, Milton Noble, Bill Noble and Herbert Noble, all of Nashville, and nine grandchildren. MRS. JEWEL CHILDS Mrs. Jewel S. Childs of 1778 Hardeman Avenue died at 9 a.m.
Friday in Americus. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the chapel of Hart's Mortuary. Dr. J.
Frederick Wilson will officiate and burial will be in Butler Cemetery. Mrs. Childs. widow of Archie Childs. was born in Howard, the daughter of John C.
Sealy Mrs. Lovie Smith Sealy, and had resided in Macon most her life. Showas a member of Vineville Methodist Church. Surviving are one brother. Gurney Sealy of Kissimmee, two nephews, Glover Sealy of Columbus and Frank Sealy of Corpus Christi, and one niece, Mrs.
Herbert Black of Japan. ESCHOL H. WILLIAMS Funeral services for Eschol H. Williams, 59. of Cochran, who died Wednesday, his residence, at 11 a.m.
today in West Highland Baptist Church. The Rev. Pete Davis officiated and burial was in Macon Memorial Park. Active pallbearers were Walter Williams, Howell Wood, Woodrow Murray, Mose Williams, Gene Williams and Raleigh Gene McClean. Mr.
Williams. a farmer and carpenter, was born in Telfair County, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Williams, and had lived in Cochran for years, going Macon. He was a memberom the Baptist denomination and the Woodmen of the World. Surviving are his widow, the former Miss Frances Kilpatrick, Cochran; four sons. H. L.
Williams and Jack Williams, both of Macon, Robert T. Williams, Jacksonville, and Burnice Williams, Griffin; four daughters, Miss Jewel Williams and Mary Buford, both of Ft. Lauderdale. Mrs. Lila Broxton.
Waynesboro, and Miss Virginia Williams. Cochran: 18 grandchildren; three sisters. Mrs. E. McLoon, Ft.
Myers, Mrs. Leona Souther, Hazlehurst, and Mrs. Ola Wood, Claxton: two half-brothers, Virgil Williams, Macon, and Walter Williams, Warner Robins. family was at the residence of H. L.
Williams, 5040 Brookhaven Road. Hart's Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. ROBERT R. CHAPMAN Funeral services Robert Randolph Chapman, for. of 1627 Burton who died in a local hospital Thursday, were to be held at 4 p.m.
today in Memorial Chapel. The Rev. James W. Waters officiated. Burial was to be in Macon Memorial Park.
Pallbearers were to be W. T. Chappell, D. C. Cotton, D.C.
Roberts, N. C. Gammage, W. C. Gordy and G.
L. Bost. Mr. Chapman was born in Bibb County, the son of the late William H. Chapman and the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Sumlin Chapman. He attended the public schools of Bibb County and had been a resident of Macon all of his life. Mr. Chapman was a retired machinist, having been employed by the Southern Railway. He was a member of the International Association of Machinists was a of Mabel White Baptist Church.
Survivors include his widow. the former Miss Mary Young, one son, Robert R. Chapman Studio City, one brother, H. Chapman of Macon; two sisters, Mrs. L.
W. Bradford of Pinellas Park. and Mrs. W. L.
Hartley of Macon: and several nieces and nephews. WH0000 0 PUBLIC SAF-T-OIL THAT'S WH0000 FOR FAST SAVINGS SERVICE ON 2 and GREAT GREAT GASOLINES: "FLASH KING MARK 100 ETHYL" and "SUPER FLASH MID-ETHEL" 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MACON Walnut at Fifth St. Broadway at Houston Ave. Montpelier at Tattnall Square Police Search For Pistol In Murder Probe CAIRO, Ga. (AP) Officers are searching for a medium pistol possibly a .32 caliber automatic -in the mysterious slaying of a Cairo mother of two.
At the same time they awaited a complete autopsy report from the State Crime Laboratory. The bullet-riddled body of the 38-year-old mother, Mrs. Geraldine Louise Singletary, was found late Monday in a ditch about five miles north of Whigham, approximately eight miles west of here. Sheriff James T. Hicks said a partial autopsy report showed that Mrs.
Singletary was shot in the back at least six times. "We are checking every possible clue." Hicks said, "but it's a slow process and we have nothing new to report." Officers believe that some kind of automatic weapon that did not require reloading was used in the slaying. They think the woman was shot where she was found. Bullets that bore some fragments of clothing were dug from the earth beneath her body. Officers said Mrs.
Singletary's undergarments were wadded under the body, and her dress was on inside out. Coroner J. Lauren Clark said he will not hold an inquest until the full laboratory report is received. He said that crime lab technicians will rush the information to authorities as soon as possible, "but it requires a certain amount of time to perform some of the tests." Mrs. Singletary's body was found five days after she vanished from the Cairo Motor Court on U.
S. 84. She and her husband, Fondren Singletary, operated the motel. The sheriff quoted Singletary as saying he and his wife watched television until about 12:30 a. m.
when he went bed. He awoke at 5 a. m. to find the television and lights still on and his wife missing. Hicks said Singletary found the cash box open and about $150 missing.
His wife's glasses were still in the office, as were some peas she had been shelling for the freezer. The front door to their living quarters was unlocked, the sheriff said. Sharp Quake Rattles Island ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)A sharp earthquake rattled Umnak Island far out Aleutian chain Friday, doing little damage but touching off a tidal wave alert which caused thousands to flee from Pacific Ocean beaches. No tidal wave developed. Beaches were thronged with families basking in warm sunshine on the first evening of the lone, the Fourth alert of was July issued.
weekend Evacuations were carried out in Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California and Hawaii. Sheep rancher Arthur Harris of Umnak Island telephoned his wife in Anchorage that the shock hit at 12:59 a.m. Aleutian time (3:59 p.m. EST). No injuries were reported.
Umnak Island is about 875 miles southwest of Anchorage. Seismographs in Seattle, Victoria, B.C., and Pasadena, recorded the quake at around 7 on the Richter scale. The disastrous south central Alaska earthquake of March 28, 1964, was measured at 8.3. The tidal wave alert was issued by the Coast and Geodetic Survey Tidal Wave Warning Center in Honolulu. Talks Held in Strike At Chevrolet Plant ATLANTA (AP) Efforts to end the six-day-old strike at the General Motor's Chevrolet plant have been unsuccessful despite meetings between union and management representatives.
Both sides met Friday, but with no settlement being reached. The strike called by members of Local 34, United Auto Work. ers, has idled about 3,500 workers. The company has said 1,775 workers in the Chevrolet sembly plant are on strike. In addition, the walkout has automatically idled 1,800 other workers at the Fisher Body plant.
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WEATHER BUREAU 70 Snew 70 Temperatures FORECAST Unil Sunday Morning PARTLY CLOUDY and warm weather is forecast for Georgia tonight and Sunday with a few widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers in 20 to 30 per cent of state. Showers and thundershowers are forecast from southern New England to the Carolinas tonight with thundershowers in parts of the central Plains and drizzle along the north Pacific coast. It will be cooler in the northeast and quite warm in the northern Rockies. (AP Wirephoto Map.) WEATHER IN BRIEF Forecast by States GEORGIA: Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Sunday. Few widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers affecting about 20 to 30 per cent of area.
High today and Sunday 86 to 92. Low tonight 64 to 74. ALABAMA: Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Sunday. Few widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers affecting about 20 to 30 per cent of area. High today and Sunday 88 to 94.
Low tonight 68 to 74. SOUTH CAROLINA: Partly cloudy and warm today and tonight with showers or thundershowers affecting about 20 per cent of area this afternoon and tonight. Highs today 87 to 93. Lows tonight 67 to 73. Sunday partly cloudy and not as warm with showers or thundershowers over about 40 per cent of area.
FLORIDA: Partly cloudy through Sunday. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers affecting about 25 per cent of area mainly over north and interior south portion. High today 86 to 93. Low tonight in the 70s. NORTHWEST FLORIDA and COASTAL ALABAMA: Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Sunday with afternoon and evening thundershowers affecting about 20 of area.
Highest today 88 to 94. Lowest tonight 70 to 75. Local Summary SUN Rises 5:31 a.m., sets 7:46 p.m. MOON Today: rises, 10:22 a.m., sets. 11:38 p.m.
Sunday: rises, 11:28 a.m. TEMPERATURES 7 a.m. today 71 Maximum Friday 90 Mean Friday 81 Miimum today 69 Normal Friday 82 RAINFALL 24 hours ending 7 a.m. (airport) Total this month 0 Normal this month .53 Youth Corps Project In Atlanta Approved ATLANTA (AP) A $960,880 Neighborhood Youth Corps Project which will employ 873 Atlanta youths has been announced by the U. S.
Department of Labor. C. 0. Emmerich, executive director of Economic Opportunity, Atlanta, said Friday he learned of the approval from Jack Howard, director of the Neighborhood Youth Corps in Washington. Emmerich said the youths will fill vacancies in 14 public and non-profit agencies.
Total since Jan. 1. 28.91 Normal since Jan 1. 23.51 Barometric pressure, inches 7 29.70 Wind Direction SW Wind Velocity, m.p.h. 5 RIVER STAGES (latest readings) Ocmulgee River at Macon 4.5 ft.
Hawkinsville 3.3 Abbeville 5.9 ft. Oconee River at Milledgeville 5.7 ft. Dublin 4.6 ft. Mt. Vernon 7.0 ft.
A Altamaha River at Charlotte 6.9 ft. Doctortown 5.3 ft. Flint River at Montezuma 4.1 ft. Albany 3.5 ft. Savannah River at Augusta 6.0 ft.
Satilla at Atkinson 7.7 ft. Waycross 7.4 ft. River Forecast: Little change. LAKE LEVELS Sinclair down 1.2 Jackson down 4.0 ft. TIDES FOR MONDAY St.
Marks River Entrance: High 7:30 a.m., 3.1; and 7:29 p.m., 2.9. Low 12:55 a.m., 0.8; and 1:32 p.m., 1.5. Savannah River Entrance: High 12:49 a.m., 7.0; and 1:39 p.m., 6.8. Low 7:18 a.m., and 7:52 p.m., 0.2. Brunswick East River: High 1:44 a.m., 7.4; and 2:34 p.m., 7.2.
Low 7:58 a.m., and 8:32 p.m, 0.2. Six Injured In Accident MRS. CLIFF MORGAN AMERICUS Funeral services for Mrs. Cliff Reid Morgan, 71, who died at a Moultrie nursing home Wednesday were held Friday in the Chapel of Reese Park Chapel. Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Morgan, the former Willie Inez McNeil, was a lifelong resident of Sumter County until she entered the nursing home about two years ago. For more than 52 years Mrs. Morgan taught music in Sumter County, being versed in some eight musical instruments. include two daughSurvivors, Wesley Calhoun of Tifton, and Mrs.
Annie Reid Langtry of Albany; two Mrs. T. Cleaton Johnson of Americus, and Mrs. Claude R. Barksdale of Birmingham, and five grandchildren, including J.
Wesley Calhoun, Morgan Calhoun and Miss Inez Calhoun, all of Tifton and Misses Florence and Susan Langtry, both of Albany. KEITH McDADE MILLEDGEVILLE Funeral services for Keith McDade, 6, who died in Talmadge Hospital at Augusta Friday, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in Moslexwille. Baptist Joseph A. Church Moore, here Jameshe Ivey and Dr.
Joel Holliday officiating. Burial will be in Baldwin Memorial Gardens. He was the son of Jimmy McDade and Mrs. Joan Ivey McDade of Milledgeville. Survivors, other than his parents, include one brother, Glenn McDade of Milled geville; grandparents, Mr.
F. McDade of Milledgeville; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
McDade of Milledgeville and Mrs. J. C. Ivey of Milledgeville; greatparents, Mrs. W.
McDade of Milledgeville and Mrs. Harvey Chance of Memphis, Tenn. Moore's Funeral Home of Millegeville is in charge of arrangements. CORLIE WARD 111 Graveside services for Corlie Ward III, who died Thursday in New Brighton, after a lengthy illness, were to be held in Ramah Cemetery in Gordon at 4 p.m. today.
The Rev. Morris Warren was to officiate. The youth born in Bibb County, the sona of Corlie Ward and Mrs. Janie Lou Akins Ward, and had lived here until several months ago when his family moved Pennsylvania. Survivors include his parents: two sisters, Karen Ward and Sandra Ward, both of Pennsylvania; and, maternal, grandfathV.
Lauderdale, Fla. Hart's Mortuary was to be in charge of arrangements. The family has requested that flowers be omitted. JAMES TAYLOR CLINCHFIELD -Funeral services for James Madison Taylor, 68. of Clinchfield, who died Friday night at Taylor Memorial Hospital after an extended illness, will be held at 4 p.m.
Sunday in the chapel of Gardner Watson Funeral Home in Perry. Burial will be at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Bibb County. A native of Bibb County, Mr. Taylor had lived in Houston County for 38 years.
was a retired employe of Penn Cement Corp. and a member Dixie Clinchfield Presbyterian Church. He was the son of John Alford Taylor and the late Mrs. Mollie Hunnicutt Taylor. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Ruth Boutwell Taylor of Clinchfield: two sons, the Rev. J. Marvin Taylor, of Atlanta and Wyndell Taylor of Columbus: and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Sanphilipto of Columbus. Ohio, and Mrs.
I. G. Day of Tampa, Fla. MRS. ANNIE GEORGE FT.
VALLEY Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Lois George, 72, of Ft. Valley, who died Thursday at her home, were to Funeral Notices CHAPMAN, Robert Resident of 1627 Burton Ave. Funeral services were to be held p.m. today in Memorial Chapel.
The Rev. James W. Waters was to officiate. Burial was in Macon neral Directors. Memorial do Park.
Memorial Chapel, FOSTER, Paul E. Resident of 1127 held at 4 p.m. Friday in Memorial Sparkle Ave. Funeral a services were Chapel, The Rev. Vernon Brown and the Rev.
Tyler J. Rauls officiated. Burial was in Macon Memorial Park. Memorial Chapel, Funeral Directors. HOLDER, Mrs.
Mendie: Resident of 3624 West Napier Ave. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Friday in Me. morial Chapel. Mr.
Carl Williams, Representative of the Watch Tower, officiated. Memorial Chapel, Funeral Directors. NOBLE, Phillip Resident of 912 Magnolia St. Funeral services were held at noon today in Memorial Chapel. The Rev.
E. M. Clapp officiated. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery. Memorial Chapel, Funeral Directors.
SCOGGINS, Fred Resident of Portland, Oregon: Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Friday at the grave. side in Evergreen Cemetery. Russell Horne officiated. Memorial Chapel, Funeral Directors.
HERRING, Mrs. Pearl Waddell: Resident of 955 Rose Park, died in a local hospital today, Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Hart's Mortuary. CHILDS, Mrs. Jewel Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the chapel of Hart's Mortuary.
Dr. Frederick Wilson will officiate and burial will be in Butler Cemetery, Butler, Ge. WILLIAMS, Eschol Funeral services were held at 11 a.m, today in West Highland Baptist Church, The Rev. Pete. Davis officiated and burial was in Macon Memorial Part Hart's Mortuary was in charge.
HARTLEY, W. Douglas: Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday in the chapel of Hart's Mortuary, Dr Alvin Bracket officiated ad burial was in Riverside Cemetery. MUECKE, Mrs. Henry Resident of 2644 Hillcrest died in a local hospital today, Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Hart's Mortuary WARD, Corlie, Ill: Funeral services were to be held at 4 p.m.
today at the graved de in Ramah Cemetery in Wilkinson County, The Rev. Morris Warren was to officiate. Hart's MortvarY was in charge, held at 4 p.m. today in Benevolence Baptist Church. The Rev.
Alva Cauley officiated. Burial was to be in the church cemetery. native of Crawford County, Mrs. George was a Benevolence Baptist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.
J. D. Scarbrough of Ft. Valley and Mrs. Lucile Hutto of Macon; a sister, Miss Roxie Ballard of Forsyth; brother, Walter Ballard of Winter Gardens, and several grandchildren.
Rooks Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. JOY WOOTEN MILLEDGEVILLE Graveside services for Joy Leigh Wooten, infant daughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wooten of Millegeville, were held today at 3 p.m. at Baldwin Memorial Gardens.
The Rev. Luke Moncrief officiated. Survivors include her parents; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Parham of Milledgeville; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Wooten of Eatonton, and several aunts and uncles.
News of ours 1 Churches I GRAY--The Rev. Mr. Ratiff will speak in First Baptist Church in Gray at the Sunday service at 11 a.m. Mr. Ratiff, who will attend the Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary this fall.
is a graduate of Mercer University. The Rev. Linton Cone, pastor of the church, and Mrs. Cone. music director, and Sunny, their son, are on vacation with Mrs.
Cone's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Lee of Perry, Fla.
The Rev. A. W. Ray will teach the Solomon Bible Class in the Mulberry Methodist Church Sunday at 10 a.m. A special musical program is scheduled.
W. W. Connell will teach the Sallie Boone Bible Class at 9:45 a.m. Sunday in First Presbyterian Church. GRAY The Rev.
Bernard Henry has assumed his duties as pastor of Gray Methodist Church. His sermon topic at the a.m. service Sunday is "I am not ashamed of the Gospel." Mr. Henry is married to the former Miss Lois Turner of Smyrna. She holds a bachelor of science degree from the Woman's College of Georgia.
They have a 4-year-old daughter. Tina Marie. The minister is the son of the late Hugh F. Henry of North Carolina and Mrs. Henry, an official of the Methodist Children's Home at Decatur.
Mrs. Henry is a native of Davisboro. He attended the Richmond Academy at Augusta and a junior college in Augusta, and Georgia Military College at Milledgeville. He received a bachelor of arts degree from Mercer University in 1959. He has served at Cedargrove, Danielsville, South Lincoln Circuit, Milledgeville Circuit, Flippin Church at Stockbridge, and at Dunson Church at La Grange.
He will be the pastor of Clinton Methodist Church in Jones County. Mrs. Muecke Dies in Hospital Mrs. Henry G. Muecke of 2644 Hillerest Ave.
died in a local hospital today. She was born in Pike County, the daughter of John Wright and Mrs. Cynthia Hammond Wright, and had resided in Macon for 50 years, coming here from Pike County. Survivors include two sons, Henry G. Muecke Jr.
of Macon and Dr. Harold W. Muecke of Waycross; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hart's Mortuary. Mrs.
Pearl Herring Dies in Hospital Mrs. Pearl Waddell Herring, 84, resident of 955 Rose Park, died in a local hospital today. Mrs. Herring was born in Macon County and had lived in Macon most of her life coming here from Oglethorpe. She was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Mrs. Herring was the widow of John F. Herring. Surviving are one son, John F. Herring.
Jr. Milledgeville; four daughters, Mrs. Gertrude tit*haw, Savannah: Mrs. Martha Langfeld, Ormond Beach, Mrs. Florence Barney, Orlando, Mrs.
Grace Driver, Sun City six grandchildren; City, six grandchildren; Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Hart's Mortuary. Two Trustees Escape In Government Auto ATLANTA (AP) Two trusties have escaped from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary in a gOVernment car they had been repairing. They were identified Friday as Homer Hall Mull, 54, serving a three year sentence for violation internal revenue laws, and Ernest Ralph Wardlaw, 45, serving five years for violation of the national motor vehicle theft law. Six persons were slightly injured about 12:45 a.m. today in a two-car accident two and onehalf miles south of Macon on Georgia Highway 247.
Treated and dismissed in the emergency room of Macon Hospital were Evelyn Dodson, 29, and four children, Peggy Jo. 5, Ricky, 1, Tina, 2, and Debra Dodson, 4, all of Macon Trailer Park. Charles Williams, 45, of Pine Acres Trailer Park also was injured in the accident. Bibb sheriff's officers Terry Singleton and Lt. Robbie Johnson said a car driven by Raymond L.
Tingle of Fisher Street in Warner Robins hit a car driven by Bobby F. Deal of Twin City Rte. 2, as he pulled onto the highway. Deal has been charged with failure to yield the right of way. Willie B.
Williams, 25, of 3615 West Grenada Ter. Lane was treated about 8 a.m. today for gunshot wounds of the hip, after he was shot by his wife on Antioch Road, detectives said. Mrs. Carolyn H.
Williams, 30, told detectives her husband came to a house where she was residing on Antioch Road and started "talking loud." The woman became frightened when Williams approached her, and she grabbed a pistol from under a pillow and shot him three times, the detective report showed. A condition report was not available early today. MORE MONEY THAN YOU'VE EVER MADE PROVIDING SERVICE FOLKS NEED AND WANT Because we are in a growing business, we are in need of more and more of the right kind of men to aid us and to share in our growth. You may be just such a man. If so, we're willing to share with you a formula that really works.
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