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Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
STRIKE MOVEMENT GROWS
Blue Bird Home
Robbed OF Hose
(By Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, April 9.-The
temporary home of Maurice Maeter-
linck, Belgian poet, at Santa Monica,
was robbed last might and the police
are seeking a woman porch climber,
reasoning that only woman would
steal the articles of wearing apparel
which Maeterlinck reported missing.
The articles included silk hose,
Uesh bag, and some gold trinkets,
all the property of the poets bride.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
HEAVY RAINFALL PREDICTED

SAN FRANCISCO, April "a low barometric area
with it's center Oregon caused rainfall in California
last night from Eureka to San Luis Opspo reaching far
into the interior today It is understood there is heavy
snow in the higher Serras Unsettled weather with
casiona showers is promised for greater part of the
state for tonight and tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
RACKWASH TO NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April 9.-The north
eastern section of the United States
was caught in the backwash of the
wave of unauthorized railroad strikes
today. The strike descended on New
Jersey railroad terminals yesterday
without warning. The Erie. Pennsyl-
vania, Lackawanna and West Shore
roads are effected
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
UNION FIGHT

CHICAGO. April 9.--John Grunau,
president of the insurgent union de-
clared today the question OF wages
and hours had become secondary in
Importance and the real fight was for
supremacy over the older brother
hoods.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
GERMAN KILLED

BERLIN, April 9.-Lieut Count
Kalnein was killed yesterday near
French patrol according to semi-of-
fetal dispatches from Frankfort.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
LEVEE BREAKS, FLOODS LAND

MUSCATINE, Iowa, April 9.-The breaking of the Ill
nos evee mile above the bridge the Mississippi
here flooded 1000 and the overflow 900
cannot be averted The loss to farmers will be approx
mately $25OOOO. 3no
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
INTERESTED WATCHER

WASHINGTON, d. c., April y
Americas attitude toward any adj
justment of the new situation created
by the entry of French troops into the
Ruhr district will continue to be that
of observer rather than that of an in
terested participant, it was said in
official circles.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09

FARGO, April "a special committee from the North
Dakota independent voters association is holding a
meeting here to formulate plan for the republicans and
democrats uniten opposing the nonparsan league at
the state office primaries atfe 2ot
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
INVESTIGATION ORDERED

WASHINGTON, D. c., April o
An investigation of the unauthorized
strike of switchmen and other railroad
employees was ordered by the senate.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09

Investigators say that in Russia
destruction has gone as far as it can
go, and that construction is now in
evitable.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
ITALY'S ATTITUDE

LONDON, April 9.-Italy's attitude
on the French occupation of Frankfort
concurs fully with that Of Great Brit
ain, the Italian foreign minister stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
Last Minute News
HOUSE IN SPIRITED DEBATE
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, April 9-The house locked horns
with the peace resolution and prepared to complete action
and send the proposal the senate before the session
ended. The debate ended at o'clock this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
81 fILaFRANCE HELD RESPONSIBLE

BERLIN, April 9--The German government has for
warded to Paris note holding France responsible for
damages and casualties the result of French occupa-
ton of German cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
WEATHER REPORT

WEATHER REPORT
Southern CalifOrnia-Tonight and
Saturday: Fair except cloudy near
the coast in the morning with mod
crate southwest winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
DEFENSE FIRING Only.

PARIS, April 9.-The British at
titude on the French occupation of
Frankfort IAN opening conversation
between entente powers concerning
the whole subject of the action regard
ing Germany, officials said today.
This conversation on the French at
titude will be based first, on the MAIN
tenance of the entente; second, on the
strict execution of the treaty Of Ver-
sailles.
The French accepted the treaty as
finally signed and consider it sort of
charter as regards relations with Ger
many.
Great Britain, it is thought here,
considers it rather a sort of elastic
basis for the settlement of European
affairs which make it capable of divers
notifications. The opinion is ex-
pressed in official circles that there
appears to be need of readjustment
of the relations of the entente powers.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-09
FIRE. NCH FIRE
ON GERMANS
DESCRIBED
ACCIDENT
Attitude of Great Britain
Said to be Bitter Pill for
French to Swallow, Amer
lea Still Interested Spec
tatOr.
(By Associated Press)

tDy ASSOCldlcu IISSSJ
PARIS, April 9.-Great Britain's
attitude relative to the advance of
French troops into German terri
tory as defined in press dispatches
from London is viewed by newspa-
pers here as bitter pill for France
although it is considered that the
attitude of Belgium, which amounts
to supporting policy, partly COM
pensates for the British attitude.
DEFENSE FIRING ONLY.
FRANKFORT, April 9.-The asser-
tion is made that there was no inten-
tion to fire a machine gun into the
crowd here Thursday and that the in
,ident is really mishap. This is the
view taken by French officials who
it.
The fear on the part of French SOL
liers that the crowd intended to rush
he patrol in the street led to the
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Oglesby Asks Court
To Name Him Nominee
Snccinl pisnntch TO The T,1hunc

CHICAGO, Oct. John G.. Oglcs-
by's fight to be declared the Republican
nominee for Governor Of Illinois, was
carried to court shortly before noon
to-day, when Attorney Frank L. Shep-
ard, Of counsel for the harmony Re-
publicans, filed aepetiton asking County
Judge James t. Burns, as head Of the
Chicago election machinery, to dis
card election returns from approx
mately 500 Chicago precincts, where
wholesale frauds are said to have oc-
Cured in the primary election
If Judge Burns complies with the re-
quest, Len Small, who was the prin-
cipal candidate to profit by the alleged
illegal voting and the making of false re-
turns, will be formally declared the
loser. A ruling by Judge Burns favor
able to Mr.. Oglesby would be the means
of having the Lieutenant Governor GER
tilted to the county clerks Of Illinois
as the REGULAR Republican candidate
for Governor.
While the petition was being filed in
county court Small, it was reported,
prepared to file petition as an inde-
pendent candidate for Governor, the
petition having been circulated yester-
day for the required $500 names.
Fhis step by the Thonps -Lundin
organization sponsoring Small was
hailed by the harmony Republicans as
an admission by Small that he knows
he has not been nominated ION the
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
w 3 sisworth Promises New
Tariff to Save Industry
Senator Says Democrats Are
Unprepared for Peace, as
They We're for War
snectal Diapctch to The Tribune

Nprcfdi D}SpCtch to The Tribune
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Oct. O. A Re
publican President backed up by a
Republican Congress will enact tar
iff law as protective measure for
American industry and agriculture to
offset the danger of a business de-
preston that will result from return
of normal conditions in Europe and
the Underwood tariff law.
This promise was made here to-day
by Senator James w. Wordsworth Jr.,
candidate for reelection on the Re-
publican Ticket, in meeting at which
Attorney General Charles D. Newton
also spoke.
"Mr. Wilson and his party refused to
prepare us for war" said Senator
Wadsworth. "Since. the war they have
neglected to prepare US for peace"
Attorney Newton charged that the
milk producing industry is menaced by
lnsidious propaganda having as it's aim
the establishment of commission
with power to fix the price farmers
shall receive for. milk.
This propaganda, emanating from
New York, has the odor of scheme
promoted by political and business in
terests in the metropolis" said Mr..
Newton. at smells of plot to stran-
gle the business Of the upstate farmer
who produces milk"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Thinks
Wilson's s Ideas
Contradictory
Punitive Peace and Altru-
istic League Scrambled
Together Impossible TO
Garry Out, He Contends
Borah Irritation Denied
Story That Senator Is Angry
at Speakers Bureau Is
Denounced as Ridiculous

Myron T. Herrck, former Ambas-
sador to France, at Republican Nation
al Committee headquarters yesterday
said it would require greater states
man than President Wilson to carry
out at the same time two ideas as con-
Trajectory as the punitive peace treaty
and the altruistic league covenant.
Europe" said Mr.. Herrick "ac-
cepted the ,scrambling together of
these two ideas only because President
Wilson insisted on it. In doing this
they are not exposed to the same risk
as we are, for with their system OF
responsible government they can at
any time bring about the resignation
OF any minister whose policy does not
command the support Of his parlia
ment. AS we find ourselves unable to
do this except at four year intervals.
we are now being made to appreciate
the danger Of an Executive attcmptjnq
to force down his own policy and when
he fails in this furnishing his country
by leaving it internationally function
less and still at war when it wants
peace.
1T is because we all want peace that
we find ourselves unwilling to stake
our future on declaration of words in
stead of facts.
"lf the league covenant possesses the
value ascribed to it by Governor Cox
1t will lose nothing by waiting to he
considered on its own merits and in
dependently of contrbutory elements
and partisan discussion. 1t would be
we'll for Governor Cox to realize that
there are others besides the Republi-
can Senators who share apprehensicns
expressed by the Queen of Holland
and former Premier Nitti of Italv."
Colonel Thomas w. Miller. chairman
Of the speakers bureau of the National
COMMITTEES, last Slight denounced as
ridiculous the story printed Yesterday
that Senator Borah of Idaho is mfled
at the committee because he is not paid
for his services on the stump. He said :
"a story of that sort would not be
worth noticing if it were not for the
fact that the Democrats seem to be get
ting q lot Of unwarranted 10y out of
Senator Borah desire to control his
own time. l might say that none of the
Senators or Congressman on the stump
are receiving any pay for their work
All of them are only too glad to help
along with the matter OF putting diff
forent kind of an occupant in the
White House next year. In recognition
Of the services by the Senators and
Congressman in the campaign their ho-
tel and travelling expenses are paid
when they request it, Senator BOrah
is to speak next week in Connecticut
and at that time he win make his own
announcement about making other ad-
dresses in New England"
Colonel Miller said that at the Acaa-
emy of Music meeting in PHILADELPHIA
on October Is three Governors Cool
ldGc, of Massachusetts; Allen, of Kan
sas, and Sproul, of Pennsylvania
would speak The announcement about
Senator Harding's speaking dates will
come from Marion
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Charges of Bond Sales
FavOritism Go to Court
Magistrate Will Hear Accusa-
tions Against the State
Complroller's Office

Charges that high prices and favorit-
bonds by the office of State Comptrol-
Ter Eugene M. Travis, made couple
of months ago, will be aired in open
court tomorrow, according to an
nouncement made yesterday by District
Attorney Swami. Seven witnesses
have been subpnnaed to tell their
stories. These include State Comp
troller Travis, James A. Wendell, Dep
uty State Comptroller; William S.
Fanshame, of II Pine Street; George B.
Gibbons, of 40 Wallsstreet, and Albert
Judson, Of 80 East Forty-sccond Street.
The hearing will take place at 2
o'clock in Part G. Special Sessions
Courtroom, Criminal Courts Building,
will be conducted by city magistrate
and will be in the nature of police
court proceeding.
In discussing the matter yesterday
Mr.. Swami said
when the charges against Mr.
Travis were made at my Office couple
of months ago | assigned one of my
ablest assistants, Ferdinand Pecora to
conduct the investigation. He has been
at work ever since, and not one word
of his actions has been given out. The
court is the place where the matter
will become public"
One charge made against the Comp
trollers office is that 80 per cent of the
bonds purchased by that Office were
made through Judson Fanshaw g. Co.
and Gibbons & Co. The bond sales >of
the first concern. it was alleged, were
really made for the account of Judson.
This account is said to amount to $31,-
100000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Boy Admits Bomb Warming
Jersey City Varnish Plant EN-
ployee Only Wanted Holiday

The note found on the floor of the
Office of the Gillespie Varnish Works,
131 Dey Street, Jersey City, and bear
ing warning of bomb explosion
there October l. was a prank, prompted
tie Jersey City police, who yesterday
declared that John B. Formisano, sew
enteen years old, an employe at the
varnish works, had admitted writing
the "warning"
Formisano, the police said, denied
that he had written similar notes to
the Jersey City postofIicc and the Jcr-
sey City police, predicting bomb dis
asters, but they said the handwriting
in the three notes was similar.
Formisano was not held. He is the
son Of Michael Formisano, a dealer in
Onprnentc
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
Robbed of $500 Weekly Paw Roll

Fred Smlth was putting on ms over-
alis yesterday morning in his truck re-
pai> shop at 151si Street and the Har-
lem River. the Bronx, when some one
who had entered the shop so quietly as
a blackjack. When Smith recovered his
senses he discovered that his gold
watch and $40O which he had drawn to
Fay his employees, had been stolen. He
lives at 6lO West 135th Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

Misses
Frocks of Personality
The demand of the moment is for
frocks that em15ody the individuality
OH the wearers a demand which has
been caeverAy anticipated i'm selecting
the charming frccks shown i'm the
Department ON the Second Floor.
Street Frocks $3.50 to 264. 90
Afternoon Frocks, 44.OO to 215.OO
Dinner Froc2Ss, 1880 to 10000
Evenimg FroclSs, A7.OO to 10000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

ALTA VISTA, room pungalow.
basement, walks. fenced. hardwood
floors. viii lake Pecos oil lease as
part payment $4,000
porch. garage, heat. paved $1,000.
terms
ON MONTANA. ; room bungalow.
hardwood. furnace. basement, only
S5000-for quick sale
FOR TRADE. apartment house. north
side. Il rooms. viii take bungalow as
part payment
List your home at once.
HAWKINS BROS.
315-317 Martin Bldg. Phone 2S00
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
For Sale-City Property

$1,000
-Four rooms and bath. near
Southwestern shops and Five
$500
-Four rooms and glass sleep
ing porch, builr-in features.
hardwood floors; near car
5000
Four rooms. glass sleeping
porch built-in features, hard
wood floors, Manhattan
5000
SiI-rOom bungalow. hard
wood floors. built-in fea-
lures. basement, paved street.
Close in
Six rooms and breakfast
room. hardwood floors. built
in features, basement and
heating plant, two lots, paved
street. Manhattan Heights
$3.50
Six rooms and breakfast
room, hardwood floors, base
ment, heating plant, etc
Manhattan Heights.
$500
Six rooms and breakfast
room, hardwood floors. built
in features, hot water heat.
instantaneous heater, garage.
paved street Best buy in
city. Manhattan Heights
LET Us BUILD FOR YOU
STRAUSS REALTY CO.. Inc.
403 Reynolds Bldg.
Phone 2501-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

TENEMENT BARGAINS.
50 ROOMS. brick. 52x12o. total monthly
rental. f55e. price s22.ooo; figure the in
'eFest
4s Rooms. 9 brick buildings. corner. sex
10. leased $3.50 Per month. without lease
brings $3.50. VIII sell with or without lease,
I5r50o-
80 ROOMs. . brick buildings. ssx12o.
leased s1s5. without lease brings $3.50. viii
sell with or without lease. S22.5oe-
50 ROOMS. > buildings. brick and adobe.
leased $40 per month. without lease S225.
VIII sell with CT without lease. &i2,5so-
As ROOMS, two . story brick buildings
in year. price $4,000
@ ROOMS AND STORE. ? story brick
corner. leased STILLS. without lease 3l5t.
10 ROOMS. = story brick. leased. SIS per
month, price Sll.5oo-
20 ROOMS. concrete building. brings $40
per month. leased $50 Per month. with or
without lease. corner, $500
20 ROOMS. brick. 5 lots. corner. total
monthly rent SIS, price $500
II ROOMS. brick and adobe monthly rem
al So. price $780,
IS ROOMS. brick and adobe. monthly ven
tai Sse. lots. corner. price f4eoo-
LIE NEWMAN.
sos s Il Psso St Phone 1904
Tenenents 1y Specially.
FOB sALE-Nanhattan Heights. double
BUNGALOW. corner lot Copper and Piedraa
Sts-. 4 rooms. bath and large dressins
room each side. heating plants. fire
places Enrage. separate front and side
porches. see Owner. 2so3 Copper agents
please list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
$3.50

$3.50.
In -Altura PARK, 5 rooms and sleeping
porch. on lots. hardwood floors through
out. good terms. worth $1,000 more than
asked
5000.
Near Lamar school. dandy room bunga-
low With garage. has TOO many good Tea
lures 20 mention them all; call Us and
we viii show you
We have many others that would please
GLASS BROTHERS.
Herald Bldg. Phone 3I1l.
After .. m Phone 5s56W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

EVENTUALLY. YOUNG Man.
You will want a home; why not buy nice
level lots in beautiful Mount Franklin Ter
race Addition. adjacent 70 New Baptist
Sanatorium. while they are cheap. and
have a building site ready when wanted ,
or. you can invest now and later take a
nice profit: lots sold on easy terms, SO
down and s. per month each. 500 TO $50
per lot no interest OF. taxes until paid for=
investigate our liberal contract: good buy
for any man or woman Other choice lots
closer in at $3.50 20 $3.50 each Let us
show you.
J. J. PICKETT with +. A. SPENCE.
see san Antonio. Phone 1884
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
LOW. on corner. Manhattan
Heights. paved street, paving
paid, hardwood floors through
out. tiled bath with shower
attachment, tiled drainboard
and builtin china closet, buff
fet. bookcases. linen closets.
French doors between living
room and dining room, glassed
in sleeping porch, basement,
heating plant Most modern
Up TO date bungalow you viii
find on the market today.
S7250: only $1,000 cash, bal
ance good terms
MODERN > ROOM BUNGA-
Low. Manhattan Heights.
south front. hardwood floors
tiled bath. large rooms.
French doors between living
room and lining room.
breakfast room. . Elassed in
sleeping porches. basement
and heating plant $3.50.
$1,000 cash. balance terms.
WE HAVE 4 BEAUTIFUL
residence on Montana street.
facing south. full lots on
Montana with . full lots in
the rear facing Rio Grande-
This house has beautiful
rooms. heating plant. and all
modern conveniencess a love
" home. Only $4,000. You
should see this 10 appreci-
ate it
FIVE ROOM HOUSE on cor
uer Walnut street, garage,
paved street, $780, $500 cash.
balance easy
CORNER TEXAS STREET.
100x120. trackage, way below
the market See US for prices
and terms
10 ACRES VALLEY LAND
FOR SALE
Ten acres valley land about
10 miles down the valley.
Just off the north loop; all
in cultivation; has room
house and outbuildings. For
quick sale. $500. One-third
cash; balance easy.
BROADDUS & LIE BARON.
liz Texas St. Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

TURNER, KEMP & COLD
WELL SPECIALS
$500 SMALL TENEMENT, 6
rooms and store. now renting
for So per mo. Close in. very
good condition. Easy terms
$500, CLOSE IN, On z. MIS-
SOURI, ST. rooms. paving
paid. Terms $3.50 cash. bal
ance Sa5 per mo-
$3.50. NEW ROOM BIN
GALOWs. Close 10 Five
Points and =. p. & s. W.
shops. This is your oppor-
tunity 10 get a little home Of
Your own terms. Only $3.50
cash, balance SIS mo. inc. int.
HERNDON KEMP
with
TURNER, KEMP & COLD
WELL
Phone 2080
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY HOME
IN MANHATTAN.

BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY HOME
IN MANHATTAN.
LOCATED on a corner in
Manhattan and built for
home. Careful planning is
evidenced at every turn and
no expense WIS spared TO
provide the highest quality
in material. workmanship and
equipment Seven large rooms
besides servants room Floors
throughout one inch clear
oak: hot water heating. the
most satisfactory system
Electric system provides
the usual number OF ceiling
lights besides numerous side
wall and floor outlets The
fixtures are OF highest quail
The first floor Is featured by
q colonial stairway in CEN
trail hall and a spacious liv-
ing room extending entire
depth OF house and opening
onto a pergola at the rear.
Interior finish is enamel and
mahogany. There are three
bedrooms and Two baths on
the second floor Baths are
tiled with tiled in tubs and
pedestal lavatories. Owners
bedroom is unusually large
and is provided with fire.
place and private bath Double
brick garage and laundry.
All the advantages OF this
home are too numerous 10
mention in detail See IL for
yourself and you will recog-
nize an exceptional value in
a really fine home at $3.50
Sole Agents
FISE-RAMsET REALTY CO.
hone 1913. New Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

Do NOT WAIT UNTIL THEY STRIKE
OIL 10 BUY YOUR HOME. TTF YOTi
~ 1OL NAY BE DISAPPOTyTFD
N PRICE, AND LOCATION.
S50O0.00-SS00.O CASH
room bungalow on Pershinc Drive
ms SIDE Of Piedras street. hardwood
l4oors throughout. hot air heat. in
olrect lighting system. near Five
folnts, party leaving town: this is q
bargain On paved street and paving
paid for.
S3z5O-S5O0 CASH
On Mountain street in Grc1dvfevr.
large porch in front and rear This
house is completely furnished II
sold this week party viii let furnf-
ture 80 with house.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION On
ARIZONA STREET
Real Bargain
Sd35O-S2O00 CASH
3 rooms, double glassed porch. hard
wood floors. hot air heat. living room
across front, garage. paving paid for.
This house could not be duplicated
today at the price we are asking
So5OO-sI5O0 CASH
Near High School. and best location
in city a real home. Must be seen
70 be appreciated s rooms. breakfast
room. hardwood floors throughout
large basement and heating plant
garage and driveway. pergols over
driveway. on paved street and paving
paid immediate possession.
SEE KARL GOODMAN
GOODMAN BROTHERS & co.
Real Estate Insurance
2o5 n. Stanton St. Phone 2424.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

Arizona BARGAIN, CLOSE ~
$500 buys 5-room brick cottage. facing
south. on good lots. walks and paving paid
This house is in good condition. located IN
good neighborhood. and arranged FOR a
comfortable house You VIII have 20 act
promptly. as this viii not remain on the
market long. $500 cash: terms on balance
Call BOTTORFF.
JAMES l. MARI a COMPANY.
sQs san Antonio Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18

For Sale-City Property
~-~-~-~~~-----~--------
TWO nice lots. bargain. terms. A1r. veazey.
Herald Office
FOR SALE-By owner az a bargain, {
room house. 3606 Tuiarosa-
FOR SALE-Highlan Park. room brick
house. splendid sleeping porch. . lots
$500. easy terms Phi 241o after S pm
SIX room adobe house FOR sale on south
rays ST.. near car line. house rents for
s22 month Phi 1855
Five rooms and bath. s7ss feet front. de-
sirable location $500 cash. owner leaving
city. address p O. Box S.
FOR sALE-By owner. rooms and
glassed sleeping porch. south front. fuu
lots, On corner. Ph. 2s6e-
FOR sALE-By owner. lots and s. block
4s, Ii Luz St. south front. street paved.
$3.50 cash A Donnelly. 3s25 Clifton
BEAUTIFUL Rio Grande street corner. s
room brick. can be made into apart
ments. garage. rear, always rented. $50
month Owner. Phi 6533W-
HOUSES FOR SALE
BY Owner. beautiful bungalow. five
rooms, best part Manhattan Heights, viii
take good touring car as part payment Of
my equity. some cash. easy terms. Call II.
z Fryer. Phone 62A.