1935-11-25 — Page 7

MACAO CONCERT

HONGKONG ARTISTES

DELIGHT

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,

SHANGHAI ROMANCE

TRAGEDY

(Continued from Page 1.)

satisfied with things. We talked calmly for about ten minutes. Ic then said; I cân promise you, you will never get married if 1, con possibly halp it."

Macão, Nov. 24. Excursionists from Hongkong con- tributed musical selections to a con- cort which took place this afternoon at the Amateur Musical and Theatrical 4 asked him to make that clearer Academy.

but he refused. After a moment or Col, C. II. Kuhno delighted the nu- two more of conversation, I said: Hence

with excollent pianoforte Well, there seems to be nothing more renditions of Bach's Chorale arranged to be said, and I roso to go. by Hem and Graig's Nocturne. Theat were not heated. By this time, Mr.

Slightal Swain" (Lang was

was now behind his chair instead of

were 10 by to old English Lirde had walked around a little, and

songs.

Wilson)

HOPEI AUTONOMY.

PROCLAIMED

(Continued from Page 1.)

Pai Chien-wu, Commander of the Hopal Garrison:

Chang Ching-yu, Commander of the First Division of the Chinese Peace Preservation Corps (Chinese Military Police) In the Demilitarized Zone:

Chang Yin-tlen, Commander of the Second Division of Chinese Peace Preservation Corps;

LI Hal-tien; Li Tch-la; Chinese

·

DEATH OF MR. G. E. BELL

OLD SERVANT OF CUSTOMS

in the person of Mr. George Edward An old Inhabitant of the "Colony, Bell, dled at the Government Civil Hospital on Saturday after neverai months of illness.

1935.

RADIO BROADCAST

+

Safety First Talk by Rev. Mr. Upsdell

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ZE.K. PROGRAMME

From Z.B.W. on a wavelength of

Chao Lel, Commander of the old the Orient. Coming here as a young 350 metres (845 kilocycles):

"Moro Love or Disdain 1 sitting in it. As I raised my head pected liary Police, former sus-

after standing up, I saw a gun in his right hand,

Pray" (Purcell) sung by Capt. 0.

O. P. Joce, an able tenor soloist, accom- panied on the piano by Col. Kuhne. "Ile began firing at me immediately In his renderings of Massends and repeatedly. felt several sting Pensee d'Automne and Fortuni, Mr

ing pains, and became very frightened, Li Cher-chi expresso 'n vocal acconti sat down on a chair and then alld plishment of a high order.

General Wal Tao-yi; a member of the Military Commission;

Chi Si-yuan, Chairman of the Hopet Political Commission;

Liu Taung, Hao Peng, Chlen Chun- kal, Wu Yiting, Wang Ching-chung and Cheng Meng-hsia Chincters

to the floor, and I remember scream-of the Hope Political Commission; Ing. I did not lose consciousness.... a little later I

Ho Ting-liu, Chin Pi-hul, Chang though I heard a bang, which I Meng-halang, members of the Foreign

closing Witness then staggered out to the landing and called for help. He was taken away in an ambulaner. It was four shots, while another bullet had later found that he had wounds from penetrated the heel of his shoe. At the time, Mr. Goodwin thought the

anything but injure him.

Bach's Arioso

Oso und Thome's Sous Is Feuillee were also skilfully played by F. Bernanie, and As Pentas (Fernando

Mantinho) and Se as Roxas Soubessem (Salvini) were well ung by Mr. Francisco Rego, tenor. of these exponents were accompanied on the piano by Madame Francisco Rego who display od talent in the agreeable presentation of two plano Preludo 15 (Chopin).

E. Acting Governor of Macao, Dr. J. Pereira. Barbosa und Madame Pereira Barbosa, who were among those present, cordially thanked the visitors for their con- tribution towards the success of thee recital.

Affairs Commission.

Five members of the Economic Commission will be appointed Inter

It is notable that practically all the Japanese shih Yu-san, at whose above-mentioned are strongly

pro- General home the meeting was held, was one Demilitarized zone in 1932, and it was mainly through him that the Japanese were afforded the opportunity of net- ing then.

Mr. Dell was G8 years of age and had spent two thirds of his life in man he joined the Chinese Maritime Customs and spent long periods of service at Shanghai, Pakhof, Amoy ser and other coastal towns before ro tiring 20 or so years ago, to live Mr. Bell soon decid- in Hongkong. ed to return to work and he went to Pakkoi and there established an Import and export business which

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under the name of George Bell & Son. The business was unfortun ately ruined by the Communist and anti-British movement in 1925, and minus the larger portion the property. Since then Mr. Bell veo family returned to the Colony of their

a retired life. About two years ago his son died.

5-7 p.m. Hongkong Hôtel Danco Orchestra.

7-7.30 p.m. Orchestral Music. Norwegian Rhapsody (Lalo); Lo, Prince Igor March (Borodin); Lo Prophete Coronation March (Meyer bear): Torch Dance No. 1 in D fat Major: Hansel and Gretel Overturs (Humperdinck)...

7.30-7.45 p.m. A Recital by Alfred Piccaver (Tenor).

1. Roses of Picardy (llaydn Wood); 2. Thank God for a Garden (Dei Reigo); 3. I heard you singing (Conten); 4. Tho Song of Songs (Maya); 5. Trees (Rasbach).

LOLO Boton, Swallows (Gurlitt) at decensed was firing too low to da of the irregulars operating in the mourners at the funeral whieli took Rev. G. E. Unadell (Hon. Secretary ·

JUDGE LEAVES ON WEDNESDAY

MR. MOSSOP · FOR THE NORTH

GIRL'S STORY

After Mr. Goodwin had been taken back to the hospital, Miss Linde enter- the witness box and said that she had several quarrels with her father about her engagement to Mr. Good-

She was not living with her Father:

er at the time, but he met her on 28 outside her offee, and, anying you want to make friends

Don't you want to talk things over," asked her to bring Mr. Goodwin to his flat on October 30.

CORONER'S VERDICT

He fought for the Japanese ngainst the Chinese in 1933--- United Press,

MORNING DEMONSTRATION

Tientsin, Nov. 25. The autonomy demonstration will e staged in the native elty early this morning-United Presas

PROFESSORS PROTEST

She then

then described the shooting,

Pelping, Nov. 25. and sall that up t that moment her Simultaneous th the revelation of father's behaviour had seemed normal. General Yin Ju-keng's intention of About three weeks prior to this, her establishing an independent autonom father had written her a note, saying ous regime in the demilitarized zone, Mr. A. G. Mosson, Judge of the that he was going to commit suicide, the Chancellors, Presidents and Deane British Court in Shanghal, and Mrs.but she had not paid any attention to of all Government and private Uni- Mossop are returning to the North on this, as she thought it was merely aversities, the Directors of the National Wednesday by the na. Chichibu Mara. threat to try and make her return

Library and

and other cultural leaders in Mr. Mossop arrived in the Colony home.

Peiping have come out in support of Inst week, for the purpose of

sitting

the Central Government. in the Full Court of Appeal concern- and cross-appeal ing the appeal and brought by the American Mall Line and the East Asiatic Co., Ltd. re spectively, against the decision of the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor in the claim and counter-claim for damages arising out of the collision between the President. Jefferson_and the m.v. Afrika in Hongkong harbour last year.

It is understood the judgment of the Court will be delivered in, the next two itaya..

GIANT CUNARDER COMMANDER

SIR EDGAR BRITTEN TO TAKE CHARGE

London, Nov. 24. Sir Edgar Britten, commander of the Verengaria, has been appointed to command the new Cunard-White "Star Tiner Queen Mary, which will make her maiden voyage in May next. -Reuter

Sir Edgar Britten, who was edu- cated at King Edward VI Grammar School, Aston, Birmingham, com- nienced his career on the seas in snil- ing ships in

1892 and joined the Cunard Company in 1901. He re ceived a commission in the Naval Reserve in 1003, and received his first command with the Cunard. Company in 1013. He was knighted in 1934.

NAVAL PARLEY

POSITION

FRENCH STAND ON SUBMARINES

Paris, Nov. 24. Discussing the forthcoming Naval Conference in London, M. Pietri, Minister of Marine, in an interview, regretted that the negotiations are

of doubt.

that the

The Minister

opening in an atmod Washington Treaty places France in an impossible position, and added that France is determined to main- tain the present submarine ratios Renter Speciul.

LOCAL

DOLLAR

ADVANCES

MARKET RATHER

UNCERTAIN

The official rate of the, Hongkong dollar on opening this morning was 18. 5., an advance of a farthing on Saturday's quotation.

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said:

"The medical evidence." knid the night they amily declare that we are In a circular telegram issued Inst Coroner, delivering his verdict, "was that he was in a quite healthy comdi- utterly opposed to any movement tion, and it is inexplicable that a man tending to detach any region of China should have such intentions. The fact from the jurisdiction of the Central that his daughter disregarded his Government.United Press. wishes-she is of age, and entitled to live her life as she wishes-cannot. be sufficient reason for such an out, the carrying out of which deliberate.

His

Was

ATTEMPTED COUP

Tientsin, Nov. 24, The Bureau of Public Safety learns. that General Shih Yu-san, equipped conduct on all occasions seemed with hundreds of henchmen wearing to be that of a same and sensible per-police uniforms, intends to instigate his own way, be will kill Goodwin and and to-morrow.

"lle decides that in order to get autonomy in a demonstration to-night immediately he comes to this decision

K012.

ho

goes out and buys a gun fon

October 24), mits his affairs in order, writes letters to various people, meets his daughter, and makes arrange

ments for the meeting."

"I am forced to bring in a verdict that he committed suicide after having attempted to murder Goodwin. I find that Eli van der Linde committed suleide on October 30, 1935, at Shang- ini, by shooting himself with a pistut after an attempted murder."

CORRESPONDENCE

Acknowledgment

(To The Editor,

Hongkong Telegraph)

Sir-I am asking for the hospitality of your columns to make pufilic ae- knowledgment of the generous gift of $200 from the Hongkong Singers to the Hongkong Society for the Protection of Children from the pro- ceeds of the Armistice Day Concert in St. John's Cathedral.

to-c

Immediately upon receiving this ordered all regular police officers to advice, the Bureau of Public Safety

the immediate detection of bogur revent to summer uniforms, enabling policemen.--United Press.

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The widow, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren were the chief place nt Happy Valley yesterday. Mr. Bell had married a Chinese lady and there were

about 50 Chinese of whom come many used to worship. from St. Mary's Church, where he

mourners,

The Rev. C. Brown read the burial service and the Rev. Lee Kau-yan led the singing of the Chinese ver- Alon of "Pence, Perfect Pener," afterwards briefly addressing those present.

Among the merchants and friends of the deceased who attended were Mr. G. Miker, Mr. Wong Chol-yee, Mrs. Kom Tap-chut. Mrs. William Wong, Mr. S. W. Poon and Mr. Lau Man-pui,

Wreaths were sent from his wife, daughter-in-law and grandchildren; Mr. and Mrs. Shiu Chau, So Wah and Ng Chik-pak, St. Mary's Church, and many Chinese friends.

GARDEN PARTY

SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION HELD

AT ST. ANDREW'S

7.45-8 p.m. From the Studio. A talk on "Safety First" by the Hongkong Autombile Association).

8. p.m. Time and Weather Report, Stock Quotations,

8.03-11 p.m. Tai Ping. Theatre (Chinese).

II p.m. Close Down.

8,05-10 P.M. European Pro-

from Z.E.K.

on a fre- gramme quency of G40 kileycles.

8.05-8.30 p.m. Light Orchestral fusie.

The Thistle (Selection of Scotch Melodies) (Myddleton); Potpourri of Waltzes No. 3 (Robrocht); Tho Sacred Hour (Ketalbey); Waldteufel Memorien (arr. Finck).

8.30-8.40 p.m. "Musical Comedy

played by Sydney Gustard

So P.m. Voen! Gems.:

Line Time (Schubert); Chocolate Soldier (0. Strauss); The Three Musketeers.

9-9.16 p.m. Daventry News Bulletin, 9.15-9.30 p.m. Novelty Plano Duets by Jean Wiener and Clement

Doucet.

1. La Cumparsita Tango; 2. Garufa Tango; 8. Strike up

the Band-Fox-Trot; 4. Harlem Blues- Blues,

In place of the usual annual fete which has been held in previous years

9.30-10 p.m. Variety.. in uid of the Church funds, St.

Hesitation Blues; Fascinating Andrew's Church held most succes-Rhythm .... Nat Gonella and his ful Garden Party, in the Church Georgians; Vocal-The Hill Billy

Saturday afternoon. A Band, Susanna from Alabama grounds on treasure hunt and various competi The Hill Billies; Songs-The Girl I in which both know ("Glamorous Night") Far away tions and games, adults and children took part, were in Shanty Town ("Glamorous Night) features of the programme.

.... Elisbeth Welch (Comedienno); At the conclusion an informal con- Comedy Waltz-There's a lovely Inko cert was held in the Church Hall, in London; Fox-Trot-Roll Along. those contributing to the programnic Prairie Moon; Waltz-Ons Life, One being

Mra. W. H. C. Robson, Mrs. B. Love. Scrd and the Vicar,, the Rev. J. R. Mr. R. Baldwin, Mr. D. I. Schroeder, Higgs. reminded those

The Vicar thanked the helpers and for attending the party. He present that next Saturday, St. Andrew's Day, was day of prayer and gifts for St. Andrew's Church.

10 p.m. Big Beni Reuter Press Bulletins.

10.10 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

Special programmes

for Far

Eastern

U. S. REACTIONS

Washington, Nov., 24.

The winner of the treasure hunt Reports that an autonomous govern- ment has

was Mino Betty Park, while other been proclaimed in

east prize winners were Miss P. Kirby, lateners will be broadcast from Zemen s Hopel were received by Department Major C. M. Primer and Mr. and Mrs. of State officials with interest that A. C, Jeffreys. -uppenred-to-be-approaching-real-con-

cetate officials, however, refused to comment on the situation, pending official news.

follows:

p.b.

BOUTH ASIA zone South Asia Zone, brondent from DJB. 119,70 metres) and UJN (BL4B, metres)..

19.14 m 14,200 ke 3.30-3 19.74

18,200 ke 4.45.1.T? p.m. 31.1

9,540 kc 4-45-8.11 p.m. 19.74 m 1,200 ke 1.-11.30 4.38.

DJN Call BJD, Engl.) German Folk Song. Prov gamisa Farveast (Germán, Eng- Ill),

DJA J

6.30 p.m. The B.B.C. Midland Orchestra.

B.M. The News,

DJN

11J11

Lush

0.20 p.m.

6.44 p.m.

9.30 p.m. An Organ

by G. Concert

the

Reports that the new Autonomy Council proposed to take over national railway in the denilltarised zone appeared, according to sonic observers, to contain the elements of possible complications.-Reuter.

CITY OF DEATH

Tientsin, Nov. 25, A tour, by the United Prene repre-. sentative through the Japanese Con cession und the native city revealed widespread fears of trouble,

Districts normally a blaze of lights. blaring radio loud-speakers, jostling have -congratulate the Hong crowds and sliop-keepers shouting kong Singers on their exquisite ren-their wares, presented a picture of a dering of good music, the more so se city of death.

it has enabled them to bring sorely- Shop windows and doors were un needed help to the most hapless mem- bearded at Bn.m, this morning and berg of our community. On behalf the streets have been completely de- of the children who will beneft by seried. their generosity. I offer to Mr. Ander-

Last night hardly a light showed son Miller and the Hongkong Singers even through the cracks in the dour my very warm thanks for this use-ways-United Preas. ful addition to our funda.

G. P. DE MARTIN, Chairman of the Executive Cata- mittee, Hongkong Society for Protection of Children.

*

the

DEATH OF MR. H.

A. V. RIBEIRO

Mrs.

PASSES AWAY IN HOSPITAL

AMBASSADOR'S TRIP

CANTON ENTERTAINS GERMAN OFFICIALS

ernment

The German Ambassador to China, Dr. Oskar 1. Trautmann, Is visiting Canton in the company of Dr. Lautenschlager, the German Embassy Counsellor. He called upon various high officials on Saturday. He saw General Chan Chal-tong, Mr. Au It is with great regret that we have

Fong-no, (the neting to record the death of Mr. Hector

Provincial Gov- and Mr. Kan Antonio Viera-Ribeiro, son of Mr. and

delegate of the A. J. Viera-Ribeiro, at the-ou,

for Foreign Affairs). French Hospital yesterday morning. Chinese officials later returned the The late Mr. Vieira-Ribeiro, who calls, visiting the Ambassador at the WAR only 22 years of age, had been in

in residence of Dr. Felix Altenburg, the Businces opened at 1s. 0.3/10d., but ailing health for sometime. He was German Consul-Gonoral. later declined to le. Gd. and then to employed with the

llongkong Electric To-tiny Dr. Trautmann will be en- 18. 5.15/16d., the market, being rather Co. Lid. A prominent athlete in his tertained to luncheon by the South- ensior. Not much business was re-school days the deceased was a popu-west Political Council, to tea at the

lar member of the Victoria Recreation German ported, but Chinese were inclined Club, and was n Volunteer, being at and to dinner by General Chan Chat- Consul-General's residenco buy,

tached to the Corps Infantry, No. 11

tong.. Platoon. Much sympathy will be ex-

On Tuesday Dr. Trautmann will be tended to his parents and relativos in entertained to luncheon by the Sun their bereavement.

Yat-sen University, after which ha funeral took place at the will inspect the Roman Catholic Cemetery yesterday campus

now buildings and of the University. In the afternoon and was attended by a large evening a dinner will be given in his number of relatives and friends. Many honour by the Acting Chairman of floral tributes wore sent

the Provincial Government, Mr. Au Forg.po.

The

The splendid total of $3,353.30 was raised by the street sale of flowers on Saturday in aid of the funds of the Confucian Society for providing free education to the children of the poor No lous than 070.Chinese girls, drawn from 14 local schools, took part in the sals, which was commenced early on Saturday morning and continued

The forthcoming wedding is an will go sightseeing and be entertained during the afternoon, when the en- thusiastic sellers mado visits to sports nounced of Mr. Jogo Cinza Barros, by the German community and on tho grounds and sold flowers to the Assistant Superintendent, Money evening the same day he will be the spectators. Both the organisers and. Order Office, and (Miss Maria Emilia guest of Dr. Felix Altenburg to din- the sellers are gratified at the success Remediow, of 20 Kimberley Road, Kowner at the latter's residence in Mui

of their efforts.

Joon.

On Wednesday morning the vizkor

Fah Chuen:

9.40 p.m.

A Recital by Ernest (Pianoforte).

Reclin Thaiben-Ball, from the Hall. Broadcasting House.

Cloap down.

Transmission 3

70.9.0. 10-11.40 p.m.: 6.8.E. 10 pm-i am) 68.0. 12-1 mm.)

20 p.m. tla Den. "The Empirates." 18.45 pm. High Spot No. 1 The de

Montfort IAD, Lelcenter. descriptive commentary from the roof of the de Montfort Hall, Leicester, y Councillor Denia Harris.

31 p.m. The B31.C. Northern Ireland Or-

chestra, 12 .m. A Bonata Recital by Anthony

Colline (Viola) and John Cockeri (Mary). Greenwich Time Signal at 12.55 am. 13.38 km. The News.

12.50 .. Songs by Harry Lander. 14.m Close down,

.

Transmission 4

PART I

(0.5.B. and G.&.D.)

I

.B.C. by

Dance Henty

1.15 am. Big Ben. The

Orchestra, Directed Hall. a.m. The Newz. 2.14 .m. Migh Spots"-No. 51 Edinburgh Castle. A descriptive commentary fram the tower of Edinburgh Carle by Ann Scott-Moserlelf. 2.10 ..

The B.B.C. Orchestra (Section E.) Greenwich Time Signal at 2.m 3.30 a.m. Medvede's Balalaika Orchestra, 4a.m. Variety Feature. 4.35 .m.

5.15 ..

Andrew Carnegie-Bori Norom- ber 28, 1811, Speeches at a Commemorative Dioner by the Very Reverend Sir Georzu Adam Hmth... LITT, D. and Mr. John Findley, Editor of the New York Time.

Clove down.

PART II

Variety of Music. Greenwich Time Signal atm.

• a.m. The News,

4.15 .M. A Recital by New Gramophone

Racords. 4.45 am. Close dawn.

KZNM PROGRAMME

This Evening's Broadcast From Manila Station

The following programme will be broadcast from Manila this evening on a wavelength of 43K metres (18.6 klleycle):

5.30pm. Conerstory of Music-Radio

Practice Hour.

p.m. Popular Rong by Molly Trent. 8.15 p.m. Girls' Week Programme. 4.30 p.m. Spanish Informational-Period. 4.40 pt. Enalleh Informational Period. 7 p.m. The Town Crier presents « Quarter

hour of Melody.

7.16.D., Manila Molar Company, presenta flchard 14mber and Stude

baker Champlons. 7.30 p.m. Fanlo y Cia Programme (Chain

RZEG). 7.45 p.m. Jauan Mineral Water Rponsor

pine. Thilippine, Charity Irogramme

Gwerjainkon

8.15 p.te Masonic Broadcast. 1.30. The Volos of the Herald. #pm. Princess Paz Player present "A

Hans Divided."

930p.m. Legaspi Garden Orchestra, 10,30 p.m. 'Sign O

5 p.m. Orchestral Concert,

4.30 pm News in Englaḥ,

5.43 p.m.

(Ger

Variety veening under the matto: "To everybody's tanto, 6.45 p.m. News in German.

7 p.m. Concert of Light Music. ap.m. Nawe in Engluh.

8.13 p.m. Close down DJB, DJN (G$1

Engl

EAST ASIA

ONE

East Asia Tone broaderat through D3Q an 10.65 metres (18.280 k.e.) 1.85-$ p.m. Concert, news at 2 pm

3 p.m. Call DIA, Did, DJN (Germ

Engl) Garmin Folk Benr. Proi gramme Forecast (Germ. Earl) 9. p.m. Orchestral Concert. 9.45 pm. News in English en DJA wrud Ja

Dutch on DÌD, DIN.

10 p.m.

"On the Sirslt.” Belectkins from Istent German filma and musical plays.

17 p.ro. Sporting Echoes.

11.1 pm. News in Gorman en DJA, DJE,

DIN, Clows DJD (Germ. Engl).

11.30 p.m. To-day in Germany,

11.45 p.m. Light Pianoforte Compositions

by Jadyn,

12 .m. Falk on. 13,16.

News in English on DJA and in Dutch on PDJN.

13.30 am. Close DJA, DJN (Germ., Engl).

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

To-day's Broadcasting From Four Transmissions

The following ware-lengths and frequenelre are observed by Daventry.

Prequency Wavelength 4.050 k.. 10.80 21.35 9,510 h..

Castren 2,695 k.. 11.30 metres 33.53 matres

Call Sign

GRA

GAB

GAC

0780

$1,300 ke.

GRE

21,843 k...

23.28 matres

GAP

15.140 k.. 19.82

17,190 k..

Con

21,470 ke

14.30 matres 15.97 metres

CBT

15,140 ke.

10.66 metres

C&J

21,540 k..

13.03 thetres

ᎢᏴᏓ

089

6,319 **. 43:10 mutrum

Transmission

(08.A. 304 G.SC.)

7 a.m. Tlg Ben. A Religious Bervice, related from. Wellington Church

́ (Church of Beotland), Glasgow.

7.50 am. The British String Quartet:

Greenwich Time Signal at ..

8.15 am. Workly Newsletter and Sports

Summary.

95 a.m. Close down.

Transmission 6

(6.8.C. and (1.8.1)

11 mm. Bir Bed. Evensong, relayed from

Westminster Abbey, London. Greenwich Time Signal at 11.30 .. 11.45 m.. Weekly Newsletter and Bpuria

Summary, 11.5 p.m. Close down.

Transmission 2

(0.8.6. ned G.B.F)

7 p.m. Big Ben. Reginald Farter-Brown,

At the Organ of the

Cinema.

Regal

TJE .. Haydn Hard and kle Band.

Greenwich Time. Signal at 8 pm. 819 pm. "I Knew & Man" (8). (Continued on Previous Columu;)

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