CENTRAL FLORIDA THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Monday, September 5, 1966 23-A Deaths in Tampa, Other Cities on the West Coast Studies Salvaging Law By THOM WILKERSON Tribune Staff Writer ORLANDO An affirmation from a panel of six attorneys that the state has no jurisdiction in salvaging is expected meeting of Floroffshore, ida Association of Marine Explorers Wednesday in Cocoa. It will be a closed session at 7 p.m. at the Camelot Inn, acto Charles Harnett of Orlando, president of the assoas ciation. "We're not going to shoot off our mouths to the press about anything until we have something definite from the meetings," said Harnett. Harnett said the association also will hold another closed session Orlando on Sept.
14 and a public meeting here on Sept. 21. "The jurisdiction over maritime matters belongs exclusively to the U.S. federal courts," he said. "Our meetings will cover a broad base." Funeral Notices CALLOWAY, G.
TOM-Funeral services for G. Tom Calloway, will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 6 at 10 a.m. at Lake Dale Baptist Church, with Rev. E.
J. Clayton and Rev. J. H. Rhoden, officiating.
Burial will be in Lake Dale Cemetery, CARTER, CARL JAMES Mr. Carl James Carter, 64, of 3513 E. Giddens, passed away Saturday. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.
BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska with Dr. J. Earl Tharp, pastor of the New Orleans Baptist Church, officiating. Palibearers will be: Earl Wester, Clarence Jerkins, William Renfroe, J. W.
Baker, Joe McKinnon, and Surrie Tharp. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. CAUSLEY, MRS. SARA (DUKE) ELIZ. ABETH Funeral services for Mrs.
Sara (Duke) Elizabeth Causley, 61, of 310 W. Henry Avenue, will be held Tuesday graveside in afternoon Jackson at Heights o'clock Cemetery, 3512 E. Lake Avenue, with the Rev. Ersmine L. Holt, officiating.
Arrangements by J. L. REED SON, BAYSHORE VERNE ST. PLANT AVENUE. CLOUSE, MRS.
ELEANOR services for Mrs. Eleanor J. Clouse, age 55, 521 Brookfield Largo, will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 605 S. MacDill Ave. 'Mr.
Vance N. Nelson, resident minister of Guernsey City, will officiate. Interment will follow in Lake Wales, Florida. Active pallbearers will be: John J. Noble, Keith Carpenter, Jack K.
Flynn, William G. Kell, Frank C. Fitch and Edward Kate. Honorary pallbearers will be: Francis Suleski, Robert Thomas, Stanley Southerly and George Chase. The family will be at the funeral home from 7:30 until 9 o'clock Monday evening.
COWART, MRS. GLADYS services for Mrs. Gladys M. Cowart, who passed away Sunday afternoon, in a local hospital, will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, from the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Rev.
Raymond L. Woodruff, pastor of the University Baptist Church, officiating. Interment in Garden of Memories Cemetery. DIAZ, -Funeral services for Mr. Celestino Diaz, 90, of 1910 E.
Clifton a resident of Tampa for 60 years, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the B. MARION REED FUNERAL HOME, Plant Ave. at Platt St. Interment will be in the Centro Asturiano Cemetery. Pallbearers Donald Trifiletti Toby.
Drew, Thomas E. Leach, William Harley, and John Trifiletti Sr. The Family will be at the Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday night. GEIST, SHERMAN A -Funeral servfor Mr.
Sherman A. Geist, 73, of 4907 N. Habana, who passed away in a Clearwater hospital Friday evening, were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia Ave. The remains were sent this morning to the Brandt Funeral Home, Perrysville, (Pittsburgh) for services Tuesday morning followed by interment.
HAWKE, WILBUR HAROLD- -Funeral services for Mr. Wilbur Harold Hawke, 66, of 805 Peninsular Street, will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev. Ben. L. Earnest, pastor of the Riverview Baptist Church, to officiate.
The remains will then be sent to the Oswald Funeral Home, Lebanon, Ohio for final services with interment in the Lebanon Cemetery. IRWIN, FRANK services for Frank A. Irwin, 77, of Dade City, who passed away Saturday, will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock in the Coleman and Ferguson with the Rev. Ed Kercher, officiating. Interment will be in the Dade City Cemetery.
Coleman and Ferguson is in charge. KLATT, ROBERT -Funeral services for Robert E. Klatt, 71, 1517 W. A Clinton will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at the Swilley Funeral Home, 1602 W. Waters with the Rev.
Alfred E. Conolly, pastor of St. Clement's Episcopal Church, officiating. Masonic graveside services will be afforded by Community Lodge No. 292, with Wor.
Bro. W. Marion Wilson, P.M., A. W. Windhorst Lodge No.
185, officiating, in the Garden of Memories. Pallbearers will be Perry H. Millard, Howard R. Spence, William Picker, Richard H. Germain, William R.
Robarts and John T. Durham. KRIST, MES. MARGARET A. A Requiem Mass for Mrs.
Margaret A. Krist of Seffner, will be offered Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock from Rt. Sacred Reverend Heart Msgr. Catholic McNulty, Church by of the Church of the Nativity, Brandon. Intermen will follow at Myrtle Hill Memorial Park.
The Rosary will be recited this evening at 8 o'clock from the chapel of J. L. REED SON, BAYSHORE VERNE STREET PLANT AVENUE. MATTHEWS, MRS. BESSIE P.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie P. Matthews, 53, of 6914 N. Ola Avenue, who passed away Saturday afternoon in a Sebring hospital, will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the chapel of the C. E.
PREVATT FUNERAL HOME, 3419 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. Ludd L. Tanner pastor of the Oak Park Baptist Church, officiating. Survivors include her husband, Hollie J. Matthews; one son, Ronald E.
of Tampa; two daughters, Mrs. Olga Bohannon and Miss Sharon Matthews, both of Tampa; six sisters, Mrs. Robert Parker of South Mrs. W. A.
Acker, Mrs. Roy Acker, Mrs. Frank Warren, Miss. Susan Pledger, all of Piedmont, and Mrs. Woodrow Terry of Rome, two grandchildren.
Interment will follow in Garden of Memories. MILES, MISS MAGGIE BELLE -Funeral services for Miss Maggie Belle Miles, of 915 E. Lime Lakeland, will be held Tuesday 10 a.m. from the chapel of Dukes-Steen Funeral Home, with the Rev. James P.
Lilly, officiating. Interment will follow in Mt. Tabor Cemetery. MOLINA, MRS. JOSEFA-Funeral services for Mrs.
Josefa Molina, 77, of E. Columbus Drive, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2.0 o'clock from the COLONIAL CHAPEL, Lord Fernandez Funeral Home, (3716 E. Lake Ave.) Entombment will be in Pyramid Mausoleum, in Woodlawn Cemetery. ROSARY SERVICES WILL BE RECITED at the funeral home Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, with the Rev. Father Edward Gray of OLPH officiating.
THE FAMILY WILL BE AT THE FUNERAL HOME MONDAY EVENING FROM 7 TO 9 P.M. Pallbearers will be: Jose Molina Alfonso Molina, Oscar P. Molina, Arcadio Jimenez, Frank Penton and Frank Penton Jr. THE FAMILY WILL BE 1202 W. Adelee St.
is fervently opposed Antiquities Act association, passed by the State Legislature in June 1965 giving the state a per cent cut of all discoveries within miles of Florida's eastern and threere three leagues (10 miles) of the western shore. "I don't think the majority of companies objects to salvaging, per cent split," said Harnett. "That's just my personel opinion and not that of the association." He said the association's attorneys have doubts about the legality of the Antiquities Act. "This is the first time I've ever heard of a government illegal to discover something," he stated. "The state's policies are selfdefeating.
The law says explora-: tion offshore without a lease is a crime." He stressed that the association is not opposing the legislature "and not the people of Florida" but a "small group of people out of Tallahassee and Gainesville who're trying to acquire for the state rights which is constitutionally does not have." Serving on the panel of attorneys advising the association are James Dressler of Cocoa, Bert McIntosh of Titusville, Carroll Dunscombe of Stuart, Robert Morton of Melbourne and Orlandoans Tim Warlow Jr. and Carl L. Thompson Jr. Harnett charged that State Atty. Gen.
Earl Faircloth "and other people are agitating to take over all salvage" from offshore finds of artifacts, treasures and other archaeological discoveries. He said it is unfair for the state to give salvage leases to 8 of the 47 companies which have applied for lease. "That leaves 39 companies just sitting on the side watching," he said. There are 120 companies which do salvage work in the state, he noted, but 73 did not apply for leases because of a state requirement to disclose the site of the finds. He said the Florida Association of Marine Explorers has "several hundred" members who believe in looking at both sides of the salvaging business as it affects the state and the companies.
"We'll draw up our legal program at the closed meetings and then explain it at our public meeting later this month," said Harnett. Franco At Resort SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (AP) -With Gen. Francisco Franco in San Sebastian, this northern resort and industrial city again has assumed its traditional role as Spain's summer capital. Franco will preside at a cabinet meeting here this week and perform other official functions. He is staying at the Ayte Palace, his summer residence for many years.
Services Set For 'Blue Angel' PENSACOLA (AP) The Navy said yesterday that funeral services will Wednesday afternoon at Arlington, national cemetery a "Blue Angel" demonstration team pilot who was killed during a show at Toronto. Lt. Cmdr. Dick Oliver will be buried with full military honors. Teammates will attend.
Oliver's plane plunged into Lake Ontario and exploded Friday. The Blue Angels are based at Pensacola. Funeral Notices MORROW, CHARLES services for Charles J. Morrow, 77, of 905 S. Willow Avenue, will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the morial graveside Park, in with Myrtle the Hill Reverend Me: Archie McKee, pastor of Hyde Park Presbyterian Church, officiating.
The family requests: "PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. Arrangements by J. L. REED SON, BAYSHORE VERNE STREET AND PLANT AVENUE. STERGIOU, MRS.
GERTUDE (MARLENE)-Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude (Marlene) Stergiou, age 76, resident of 4601 W. Alva, who passed away in a local hospital Saturday afternoon, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Rev. W. Carl Beatty of the First Free Methodist Church to officiate.
Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers are: Mr. Herbert Young, Mr. Theodore Lorenzen, Mr. Delano Fourqurean, and Mr.
Harold Golmon. STRAYER, MRS. ELIZABETH MISER -Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Miser Strayer, held Tarpon Vinson Springs, Memorial will be Chapel Tuesday evening, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
officiating Rev. J. Perry Robinson, First Presbyterian Church. Finai services and interment will be held in Weirton, West Virginia. SUMNER, MEARLIN E.
"PETE" Mr. Mearlin E. "Pete" Sumner, 49, of Mango, passed away Saturday night. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the First Baptist Church of Mango with Rev. Clyde Pallbearers J.
Harris will the be: pastor officiating. Jones, Phil Karikas, Jack Worsley, Earl Clark, Herman Granger, Calvin Kersey, Willie Haskew. Interment will be in tha Seffner Cemetery. The remains will lie in state at the church from 1 p.m. Tuesday until time of service.
Arrangements by the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Ave. WILLIAMSON, JAMES ALBERTneral services for Mr. James Albert Williamson, 72, of 1514 East North Bay, will be conducted Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev.
Paul M. Jordan, pastor of the Central Christian Church, to officiate. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Military Honors will be afforded by MacDill Air Force Base. MRS.
GERTRUDE STERGIOU Mrs. Gertrude (Marlene) Stergiou, 76, of 4601 W. Alva, died in a Tampa hospital Saturday. Mrs. Stergiou was a native California and had been a resi-10 dent of Tampa for 20 years.
Survivors include her husband, Costa Stergiou, Tampa, and one daughter, Miss Jewel Urich New York. Weekend Accident Toll: 12 By Associated Press The Florida Labor Day weekend accident toll climbed to 12 yesterday, with three of the victims losing their lives by drowning. A 32-year-old Bartow man, Harvey Cooper was killed yesterday at a phosphate processing plant near Bartow when two front-end loaders collided. Thomas J. Walsh 20, of Turner Air Force Base, was killed early yesterday seven miles west of Panama City.
He was struck by a car as he walked on State Road 392. Joseph Shelton Hearn, 66, of Kissimmee was killed in an accident at that Central Florida city Saturday. Robert Daniel Langford, 44, of Immokalee, was killed in predawn hours Saturday when hit by a car on State Road 29 about 2.5 miles north of Sunniland. a He had got out of his car. A Pensacola boy, Michael Dale Montgomery, 11, was killed a car struck his bicycle State Road 95 at Pensacola Saturday.
Two men were killed Friday night when their car wrecked along State Road 15 about 23 miles north of Okeechobee. The Florida Highway Patrol listed one as Pheomos W. Stringer, 44, of Riviera Beach. William Hendrix, 56, of Palatka died in the wreck of his car on State Road 100 about 14 miles west of Bunnell Friday night. A medical examiner indicated Hendrix had a heart attack.
Drownings included May Sayer, 34, of Gainesville at Crescent Beach; Charles Miller, 60 of Atlanta at Jacksonville Beach, and Eather Sheppard, 52, of Jacksonville in the Jacksonville Harbor. At Lakeland, Paul Linn, 70, burned to death. Apparently he fell asleep while smoking on a screened porch at his home, officers said. U.S. Troops In Thailand Total 25,000 WASHINGTON (P -About 000 American troops, mostly in Air Force units, are Thailand, a senior U.S.
official said yesterday. In listing this total, Asst. Secretary of State William P. Bundy said "there really is no secret" about U.S. activities in the Southeast Asian country adjoining Laos and Cambodia.
Other sources said Thailandbased U.S. airmen are engaged mainly in Viet Nam war operations, in bombing and reconnaissance runs against North Viet Nam and her infiltration routes through Laos. With the Johnson administration's reluctance to discuss U.S. military operations out of a friendly country--Thailand is a Southeast Asia Treaty tion ally--the Pentagon has been refusing to give out U.S. troop strength there.
However, chairman J. W. Fulbright has served notice that his Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold hearings on Thailand. The Arkansas Democrat, a critic of the administration's Viet Nam commitment, says he wants to know whether America is getting into "another Viet Nam." Speaking on the NBC television program, "Meet the Press," Bundy said there is "a real threat of insurgency, particularly in the northeast area of Thailand" which is near the Red Chinese border. Bundy, who handles Far Eastern affairs, said the United States has a "fully complete treaty relationship" with Thailand to act "in accordance with our constitutional processes in the event of external aggression, and for consultation in the event of subversion." Blast Kills Four TAIPEI, Formosa (P) Four persons were killed and six injured in an explosion which wrecked a firecracker plant Saturday at Chutung in northwest Formosa.
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Petersburg months ago from Harrisburg. He was a retired public service engineer. Mr. Peterson is survived by one brother, Leonard Peterson, Tampa; one sister, Mrs. Ralph Nash, Harrisburg, Pa.
THOMAS H. PENN WINTER HAVEN Mr. Thomas Harry Penn, age 77, of 1290 0 Lake Mirror Drive, died at the Winter Haven Hospital Sunday. He was a member of the Elks Lodge and vice president of the Eger Concrete Company. He was a native of Chattanooga, and had lived in Winter Haven since 1912.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ruth Penn. G. TOM CALLOWAY WAUCHULA-G. Tom Calloway, 65, died early Sunday morning in an Avon Park hospital following a long illness.
He moved from Georgia 18 years ago to the Lake Dale community where he was a member of the Lake Dale Baptist Church. Survivors are his widow, Cora Calloway; three sons, Jack Calloway of Savannah, Billy Calloway and Merle Calloway, both of Wau- Deaths Elsewhere JOHN W. DENNIS WARRENTON, Va. (AP)-John Wesley Dennis of Warrenton, an illustrator of books for children, died in a Falmouth, hospital Saturday niched after a long illness, friends learned yesterday. He was 63.
Dennis gained a wide reputation for his pictures, of collaborated horses with in motion. author Marguerite Henry in 15 books including "Misty of Chincoteague" and "The Album of Horses." He was the illustrator of John Steinbeck's "The Red Pony" and the author of five books, including "A Crow I Know" and the "Flip" series, stories about a colt. ARTHUR ISRAEL JR. (c) New York Times News Service NEW YORK Arthur Israel 66, secretary of the Paramount Pictures died yesterday after an illness. a brother, Enoch way of Pembrooke, three sisters, Mrs.
W. H. Barrow of Metter, Mrs. P. P.
Hodges of Midway, and Mrs. Annie Lou Masters of Savannah, and 11 grandchildren. MRS. JUANITA S. GRAVES FORT MEADE-Mrs.
Juanita S. Graves, died Sunday after a long illness. A native of Suwanee County, she came here about 31 years ago and was a member of Welcome Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband John F. Graves; three sons, Shelby Douglas of Tampa, Barney Douglas of Bradenton and Calvin Douglas of Lakeland; three daughters, Mrs.
Florence Turner of Tampa, Mrs. Katie Devane of Fort Worth, Texas and Mrs. Ada Rice of Winter Haven R. F. RIFENBERICK SARASOTA Robert F.
Rifenberick, 74, of 701 Pompano died Saturday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. He was a native of Indiana and came here 13 years ago. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include Mrs. Bonnie M.
four daughters, Mrs. John George Gainesville, and Mrs. George Davie, Mrs. Fred Kinsell and Mrs. Ivan Mailloux, three sons, Robert D.
Rifenberick, Lafayette, and Floyd V. and Overton F. Rifenberick, a sister, Mrs. Josephine Irvin, Otto Veil, and 12 grandchildren. MISS MAGGIE BELLE MILES LAKELAND Miss Maggie Belle Miles, 82, of 915 East Lime died Saturday in Lakeland General Hospital.
A native of Fayette, she had lived in this area most of her life. She was a member of the Methodist Church and taught school in Polk County for 22 years. She was former superintendent of Lake Morton Primary School and had her own private school for 14 years. Survivors include four sisters, Miss Carrie Miles, Mrs. Mabel Anderson, Mrs.
J. M. Isom and Mrs. P. L.
Lilly of Winter Haven, and several nieces and nephews. JOHN H. McGLOTHLIN SARASOTA John Henry McGlothlin, 77, of 1566 Fourth St. died Wednesday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. A native of Lime County, Ill.
he came here in 1956. He was a retired circus musician. There are no known survivors. ROBERT R. STONE DADE CITY--Robert (Robie) R.
Stone, 23, died Friday in a Dade City hospital from injuries incurred in a truck accident on State Road 50, east of U.S. Highway 301. He resided in Leesburg most of his life, except for two years in Mulberry and the last six months in Dade City. Mr. Stone was a member of the Pine Grove Baptist Church, of Mulberry.
Survivors include his widow, Kirs. Mary L. Stone; mother and father, Mrs. and Mr. F.
P. Stone, Leesburg; a daughter, Mary Ann Stone; five brothers, F. P. Stone, Houston, Charles Mulberry, Ottis and Edward' Snow, Leesburg, Tom Snow; two sisters, Reba Hook, Mulberry, and Mrs. Ruth Howard, Ocala.
RALPH H. DAVENPORT SARASOTA Ralph H. Davenport, 74, Tot 769 John Ringling died Saturday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. He came here two years ago from Kokomo, Ind. He was a retired salesman, a member of the Acme Lodge 83, of Michigan City, Indiana Consistory S.P.R.S.
320, Scottish Rite, N.M.J. Valley of Indianapolis, the El Zaribah Temple Shrine of Phoenix, and the Elks Lodge 190, Kokomo. include his widow, T. Survivors. port; a son, James R.
Davenport, Alaska; two brothers, Kenneth Davenport, and Gail Davenport, California; a sister, Mrs. Carrie Hollingsworth, Kokomo; five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. CHARLES H. YATES BOWLING GREEN-Charles H. Yates, 78, died suddenly Saturday afternoon while shopping in a local super market.
He was a native of England where several brothers and sisters reside. He had lived in Bowling Green for many years. FRANK A. IRWIN DADE CITY Frank Alexander Irwin, 77, died Saturday in the Bay Pines Hospital. He was a native of Fairmont, W.Va., and had lived in Dade City 68 years.
He was a veteran of World War I and was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survivors include four daughters Mrs. Florence Barnhart in Mineola, Mrs. Betty Watson, Ecatawpa, Mrs. Alice Smith, Bradenton, Mrs.
Celia Surratt, two sons, John Irwin, Grand Rapids, Laddie Irwin, Live Oak, a brother Harry Irwin, Tampa, 25 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. JOSEPH S. HEARN KISSIMMEE Mr. Joseph Shelton Hearn, 56, of 321. Neptune Road, was fatally injured in an automobile accident Saturday evening.
He was sales manager for Osceola Fruit Distributors. A native of Brantley, he moved from Lake Alfred to Kissimmee nine years ago. He was a Methodist. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ethel Lent Hearn; his mother, Mrs.
Margaret McLendon Lobman; a Shelton Hearn III, Orlando; two daughters, Miss Nancy Lamar Hearn, student at FSU, Tallahassee, and Miss Leena Margaret Hearn; two brothers, Louie Haygood Hearn, Colquitt, and Francis Lamar Hearn, Bradenton; a sister, Mrs. Sarah Glenn McNair, Lake Alfred. FREDERICK R. PICKERING VENICE Frederick R. Pickering, 69, 408 N.
Park died Friday at Venice Hospital. He was born in Detroit, and came here 10 years ago from Pontiac, where he was a certified public accountant for 30 years. He was a member of the Church of Epiphany, the Venice Yacht Club and director of the Bayshore Estates Homeowners Association, the Michigan Association of CPA's and a life member of the Elks Lodge 810, B.P.O.E., Pontiac. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Catherine Pickering; a daughter, Mrs.
Vincent J. Raymond Dayton, Ohio, and four grandchildren. MRS. DELLA JUNE WHITE BROOKSVILLE Mrs. Della June White of 137 Yale Drive, Lake Worth, died Saturday.
Survivors include a daughter. Mrs. Albert R. Brittain, Lake Worth, two sons, V. Keith of North Hollywood, and Stith E.
White, Houston, Tex. Mrs. White was a member of the Methodist Church and a former resident of Brooksville. MAXWELL E. UNDERWOOD SOUTH VENICE-Maxwell E.
Underwood, 77, 220 South Venice died Sunday at his home. He was born in Pierceton, and came here 12 years ago from Ft. Wayne, where he retired in 1954 after 45 years as a brakeman on the Pennsylvania Railroad. He was past chancellor commander of Knights of Pythias Phoenix Lodge 101, Ft. Wayne.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Loretta M. Underwood; a son, Joel E. Underwood; a daughter, Joyce Underwood; a brother, Joel Underwood, Ft. Wayne, sister, Mrs.
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