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Evening star., 1940-01-12

The jury made its finding yester-
day in the court of Justice James
M. Proctor. Defendants are the
Independent Taxi Owners Asso-
citation, Inc, 1735 Fourteenth street
NV, and one of its members, Ro-
land H. Beetle, 1873 Irving street
NV Mrs. Barlow informed the
court and jury that she suffered
Evening star., 1940-01-12
Lecture on South America

A lecture on the nations of South
America, Illustrated by motion pic
lures in color, will be presented to-
night in Constitution Hall by Luis
Marden, staff representative of the
National Geographic Society, who
recently spent several months tour
ing the continent.
Evening star., 1940-01-12
Association Meets Tomorrow

The Mount Pleasant Citizens As
sociation will meet at pm. tomor-
row in the Mount Pleasant Branch
Library. A committee report on
plans for the 30th anniversary meet
ing, to be held In February, will be
made.
Evening star., 1940-01-12
Pressmon Will Speok

Lee Pressman, general counsel OF
the Congress of Industrial Organi-
cations, will speak at $50 o'clock
tonight at the Bookshop, GIG Seven
teenth street NV, on the subject
"The Legislative Program Of the
c.. I. O."
Evening star., 1940-01-12
Jury Awards $4,000
10 Woman Hit by Taxi

A $4,000 verdict. one of the high
est awarded recently in a case grow
ing out of traffic. was on file today
ut District Court in favor of Mrs.
Jeanette Barlow, $50 G place NV.
Evening star., 1940-01-12

81 RALEIGH WHITE SHIRTS featuring famous exclusive spec-
''eot'0os foF better it, longer "eor ----N Now 81 50
7se RALEIGH SHORTS AND SHIRTS Tie side, French back
or elastic back shorts. Solids pottens Athletic ribbed shirts
Noe SIC
$3.50 So BRoAocLoTH PAJAMAs oIso woven n7odos and
fine noereerized fobrcs in sizes A to D - Nov 81 90
$3.50 & 81 WOOL SWEATERS in puIover style Also spun
royon booses' new styles, coIors ------ Now 1898
s7s5 sss5 SUEDE JACKETS leather or knit collar ond
cuffs Full Upper 'front.' fine skins. Brown. grey Now S6 88
35e q soc FANCY HAhoKERcHIEFS in bright
Poterns Fine yons generous size ----- Now for o7c
Evening star., 1940-01-12
s Mia NNUAL SALE SAVINGS
MEMS FURNISHINGS
$50, 3 Raleigh NeckWear

Choose stripes pIoids and neot
figures Pick fine sotins brocodes G. sDO
and other rich fabrics. They're - 90"
oil here in greet oroy Of coIors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
New Electric Steam Heater
Invented, Made by Tacomans
ldeo Born to Aft Corlsen While
Voting in Cheholis Bus Station

A little more than : yesr ago
All Carlson, Tacoma engineer
With r H. Dad Harrison.
stepped into chehalis bus station.
looked at = steam radiator sus.
pended from the ceiling and got
IN idea.
That idea today stands to give
me city = major manufacturing
industry within the next few years
An idea that q great number Of
conservative engineers believe NAV
revoultionize the heating industry
in the u. S.
The idea was to provide steam
heat for homes and offices with
out using 50 much expensive equip
ment In short. steam heat in =
portable cabinet, a compact unit
that could be used inexpensivelv
In home heating.
Carlson and Harrison felt they
needed help. They went to John
erosion. another Tacoma engineer.
and together they worked. They
began IN April. 1899. Some OF their
first models seem ludicrous to
them now. They still keep some
Of them around to show friends.
At first they had trouble finding
heating unit that would stand
punishment. but by July 1 they
had working. practical model.
They had set up their manufac-
turing plant at 3006 So. Prospect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

TIE chlnoeE Electric steam
heater looks - sod u Ne nat -
are thoroughly pleased % hsve the
opportunity % ehtalniag /. sling
franchise ~ thls me=lern heating
equipment n = Kelly. mansser
~ ~ Kelly Fufniturs eampany
aid Tuesday
rHecAuss we malnlaln = reid
policy q absolute customer aatls-
faction ef money refunded. -
naturally are csatlnas before tax
lnr - az line = equipment or
Investigation ~ the Chinook heat
er eonvineed ~ that here - ne
most modern heating plant n the
wcrld n = seursiiY engineered
ana stursilly baat T. give many
years ~ service. - we - ret
hesitate q seil Il vita our money
hack guarantee
Heating with electricity ~
always hesn desirable from = con-
venienre standpoint but hereto
fore. Il has not hen practical -
heat The entire house electrically
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

pour about a cup Of water into
II once a month or so.
First thing the inventors did
was to apply for a patent, and.
thus far, nothing has turned up In
the u. S. patent office that in any
way parallels their idea. Some 20
or 80 similar heating units have
been compared TO the local one,
but none uses the same principle.
Presently the new Tacoma plant
is turning out rs heaters a week.
but they are far behind orders
and intend to increase production
sharply during the next few
months. II Is expected that soon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
esponsion Is Indicted

readily that the finished product
Of today would not be nearly 40
good had Il not been for magnifi-
cent cooperation Of all the men
they became associated with In the
forming 81 the company
Chief among these are Nod Ken
nedy. who II president 81 the con.
cern. George n. klinkert, aecrc-
tary-treasurer; d. y. Olson, pur-
chasing agent. and the following
members Of the board Of directors
Lee Croft. Robert colomhlni.
John Fox. Peter Thompson. Roy
Pientberf, n. w. Harrison and
John ". Crosten.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

60 heaters win be turned out
weekly. and before many months
have passed. more than 100 VIII
be assembled every seven days.
The plant now employs about 20
persons. four OF whom are selling
the heaters on the road.
Chief criticism OF many steam
heating units Is danger OF explo-
sion. Well aware Of this. the Ia
coma men have made the posi-
bilities Of explosions nil on the
"Chinooks. No less than four
special safety appliances are at
tached TO the heaters. There are
no exposed electrical elements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Leoky Hot Water
Fouce.s Woste Cash

A arop n water can - -
nenslxe. Especially when - bot
water.
One drop q water per second
frum one bot water faucet IN
each ~ 600 dwellings would pa
costs ~ heating Il dwellings.
supplying hot water 10 90. ar
equal rent costa FOE one building
through TIE pefind ~ tins the
leaks continue
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

st.. Just = block OF So. Tacoma
way. They're SIN there today. hut
the plant has since almost doubled
in size and econ VII have 70 b
expanded again
They called their concern the
Electric Steam Heaters. Inc, and
the heater itself. The Chinook. .
Operated by electricity. the heat
ers win comfortably keep from
three to five rooms warm. Cost
in Tacoma. even in winter would
seldom be more than IS 4 month
which Is much less than most
other heating systems.
The heaters are attractive. look
ing much like a radio cabinet.
They come In virtually al colors
to match individual home color
schemes.
Thermosfaf Used
~Chinooks" are operated from
wall thermostat. which may be set
at whatever degree Of warmth de-
sired. shutting off automatically
when that degree Is reached.
Another feature. its manufae-
turers say. is that its heat is all
air-eonditioned. that all air pass
ing through the heater is auto
mat cally filtered.
OF course. IL is dustless and
odorless. requires no fuel Only
task in connection with the own
er's operation Of the heater is to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Kelly Pleased With Chinook

me chlneok Electric steam
heater haa eliminated al the
asav backs Il electric heating"
Kelly contlnued. This Unit. super
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Electric current control Il auto
matte. SO are the water and fan
controls.
Experiments are now being car
ried forward with smaller model
10 heat offices. smaller houses.
These smaller models win weigh
only about 30 pounds and may
easily he carried from place 10
place. ready for use wherever
there Is ii0-volt socket.
Proud of Invention
Carlson and Harrison. ~ well
as erosion. are exceedingly proud
Of their invention. hut they admit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

heating steam ~ electricity. A.
lixssa vastly more useahie hsat
PEI kiloxatt a electricity enn-
uausd. bringing The cost ~ opera
ton down 70 an economical fla
ure n = entirely safe N opeFa-
ton and dstlvers warm filtered
ard huuiiaifisd air IN ahsndaner
Another feature that will appeal
u owners - the Chinook IL its
Instability during summer months
~ an alf conditioning unit 70 de-
nvsr cool filtered air into the
rooms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In the Sir Walter Hotci.
pv HENRY AYERILL

Raleigh. Dec. 9.-Mcmocr$ oL v,5c
North Carolina Fair Labor STANDARDS
commission have had exactly noun
ne to say about the impressions
made upon them by tWo-aay LIe" ,.o
inc last Weekend; but there are
some indications that they are likely
TO recommend to the 1874 Iel'G T., q.
Assembly d state wage ana nouL law
setting a maximum week OF 70 io.'t =, >
and a minimum wage rate OF % Genus
an hour. .,;.c,oc+ sill
erre preserved on all sides TINS IS
y completely unofficial forecast M S,,,
~It even Scintilla Of "lnSioe l'o'''
anv member of the comm'S<'ot
+ IS known, however, that Gons Ssto
,.,tire members of the Federal wage
and hour division in the Caro lLll.S
EaTe suggested the 1925 bill as mt nee t.
mo the present needs OF tne S, ,'n
md of putting most Of the nov .,.;o, '" ~,
,.ast,.icted intra-state industries o''
Something of parity with those "''-
de, the Federal act. ..;a
II * certain. too. that CnMim'SS'o'.I
~. ~ L.por Forrest H. 'HuA'' I"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Wage-Hour Commission
Is Expected To Recommend
I>eqisLQtion Be Enacted

chairman Of the commission, IavOrS
some sort Of wage and hour law for
the state (prObably he would go be-
vond the 1925 limit if it were left
to him alOne)
The other members Of the commits
sion (Scnator Pat Taylor of AnSon,
Representative Hugh Horton Of
Martin and Henry DohSom Of Surry,
Editor CapuS Waynick Of High PoinD
have not committed themselves III
the slightest, but from questions they
asked during the hearings and from
their political backgrounds, il is a
fair deduction that they are not so
Ultra-cOnserVatiVc as 10 reject in toto
all suggestions for d wage and hour
statute.
Chances for passage Of even 10
25 act by the Assembly, assuming
that one is recommended, are no pet
ter than fair al their best.
Two years ago 4 proposed state
Wage-hour law never got out OF COM
mittee. even in emasculated or radl-
cally amended form. The Legislative
sentiment was ONerWhelhlIllSlE
against it, and there wasn't chance
to get anything done.
Since then there have been nu-
n.uryu. changes in the Situation. VI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Seized In
Caribbean
British Cruiser Foils
Attempts of German
T'reiehter to Escape
Blockade.

Washington. Dec. 9.-(AP)- The
Navy department said today the Ger
man Grcighter IdarWald was in the
possession Of the British cruiser Do
mede after an unsuccessful attempt
to run The British blockade from
Mexico.
Navy sources said the British War-
ship seized the IdarWaId after the
crew of the German vessel attempted
tu Scuttic her.
Navy officials declined today TO
discuss any further details.
The Navy department had said
earlier that the British tHrS board"d
the TdarWald. put down the flames.
hauled down the SWaStika flag and
run up their own.
The cruiser intcrccptrd the frciGh-
Ter about - miles from tn" south
coast port of CicnlucgOS, between the
Isles Of Pines and Grand CHymm is
land. officials 70 the Cuban depart
mCnt Of communications radio bureau
said. This is we'll within the Amer
lean neutrality belt.
President Roosevelt had been sail
ing secretly in Caribbean waters on
the cruiser Tuscaloosa. but he ar
rived at Martinique. about 1000
miles to the southeast, during the
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Calcutt Enters
Guilty Plea

Raleigh. Dec. g. (AP) Joseph
Calcutt Of Fayetteville pleaded gull
ty in Wake superior court today to
charges of possessing illegal slot ma
chimes.
The St1tc presented evidence u
show that Calculus Vending Machine
Company Of Fayetteville paid al
most 100000 to the state last year
for licenses for slot machines and
had paid about S22 900 this year.
Judge r. Hunt Parker asked ".
A. Baker. chief Of the revenue de-
partmcnt'S license division. TO sup
ply him with data on licenses issued
to 80 slot machine concerns in the
state. He said he intended to use
III license figure to determine the
relative size Of Calcutts business.
c. c. Bishop of Raleigh also plead
ed guilty of possessing illegal ma
chimes. Solicitor William w. Bick-
EFT took nollc presses in three other
cases against Calcutt. one ether
against Bishop and four against r.
w. Boiling. whom Beckett described
as the hookkccp"r in Calculus firm.
boiling was used u d state wItneS-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
British Ready
For Egyptian
Offensive

With British Forces N Egypt, Dec.
9-(AP)-BritiSh authorities de-
clared today that if Premier Mus
solni's changes in the Italian high
command lead to an offensive III
Egypt in an effort to regain lost pres
tiee. Britain's desert forces Will be
ready for them.
With General Sir Archibald way
ellis reinforced east army expressing
confidence Of being able to hold
EpvDt against the fasciStS, these m
formantS said nothing would de-
LIGHT Our forces norc than an Italian
thrust a. their strongly fortified lines
running through the western desert.
The Italian navy rs we'll as IN"
army had changes in leadership. Adj
miral Arturo Riccardi, 81. became
naval chief of staff and underScc-
retary of the navy following the reg
ipnation of Admiral Domenico CaVas-
mari. Admiral Angelo .acchlnl was
given the title ''Commandcr OF inc
fleet on the sea" and Admiral hugo
Campionc was made vice chIei oi
the naval staff.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Cotton Crop
Estimate
Is Reduced

Washington. Dee. 9.-tAP)- Tho
Agriculture department today cSil-
mated this years cotton al l2.GHG,-
0O0 bales of 500 pounds gross
weight. compared with l28i7,O0O
bales estimated Il month ago, .Hl7.-
Geo bales produced last year and -,
$4,000 bales during the l929-33 ten
year average.
Tho indicated yield Of lint cotton
is 252 pounds (" the acre compared
with 252 ! pounds indicated Il month
ago. 237.9 pounds produced last year
and 1881 pounds the tcn-ycar aver
age.
Tn" census bureau reported that
cotton Of this years growth gInncd
t. December intlI"d lG,37O, PAT run
ming bales counting round rs half
bales and excluding lIntrrs. compar-
cd with 1l,lI0.43G bales gnncd to
that date Il year ago.
North Carolina had 233 600 acres
left for harvest, ga 900 acres in cuI-
tivatiun July !. AN Indicated yield Of
425 pounds per acre and an indicated
total production Of 100000 bales.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Budget Requests
For 1941-42 Year
Are Little Changed
Averili Summarizes
Aseouests Made to Ad-
visory Budget Com
mission, Showing Half
Million Less Asked
Than in 1889.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
Tn III" SIR NVaii"" Hotel.
nv HENRY ANERHL.

Ralnig',. Dee. EFFICIENTLY there
vas ynmCihin" of Il shocked reaction
IN some quarters when il vas pub
liShcd that total requests for apprnp-
riatiunS from tho general fund Tor
the fiscal year 1912 ran to $43,-
1882
Probably this was due to the fact
that it was the first time these re-
quests we're summarized and their
total printed A. matter of TACT the
requests made to the Advisory Bud
Get Commission ran nearly half ii
million dollars less than those made
lust prior To the 1889 General AS
Scmbly.
Then general fund requests reach
cd S43.545.194.
Taking a look all down the line. it
appears that there were only few
minor changes here and there. There
was one big item which appeared TO
show a decided reduction in funds
askcd-that WAS the item for pen
siUnS: but as 4 matter Of fact that
was accounted for by transfer Of
widows of Confederate veterans to
the Old Age Assistance rolls. which
were tipped CorrCSponclingly.
Using round figures, here's how
the main items asked for this time
compared with the requests for 1870
Al: (thiS years being given first in
each inStance):
General Assembly. 100000 each
time: judicial S455,00O and S452,OOO;
executive S3172.000 and S3,55l .530
educational institutions S3,62o,OOC
and S3,425,O0O: charitable and cor
regional institutions S2,647,0OO anc
! S2.695.G0O: State aid S2,840,0OO ano
S2.823,0G0: pensions 1927 900 ano
S6COOO0: contingency and emergency
100000 each item; public schools
! s29 ,654 600 and S29,292,000. Tota
general fund requests S43, anc
! S43.54T 900.
! The requests for l940-l were abou
S6.O0O.00O greater than what the bud
aet commission eventually recon-,
! mended; which may give an inklnE
of what is to be expected in tn" way
of recommendation from the cUrrcn
! budget group.
Recently Tom BuSt. the Green's
boro News able correspondent, wrote
/ y piece in which it was said that tht
lg4l legislatures problem will b'
how to spend tn" money which vii
/ he available through increasing State
revenues.
That ought to be about as simple
as any matter possibly can be. Jus
take a look at the amount Of money
the legislature is being asked t'
spend.
REQUESTS from all SOurCcS-gcn'
oral fund. highway division, aeri
Continued on page FiVeI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Greeks Take
Twelve Full
Batteries
Part of Argirocastro
Burned By Italians But
Large Supplies of War
Materials Fall to the
Greeks Pursuing ADJ
vance.

Athens, Dec g. CNPD Fierce
fighting beyond ArGir"caStrn was re-
ported to-day between Grc"cc's ad-
vancinG army and thc italian rear
guard. strongly cntr"nchrd To cover
the retreat of tho main fascist body
To- the nrrth and west.
With ArgirocaStro, the last Of
ltaly'S southern Albanian bases, be-
hind them. Greek soldiers launched
into tho now swift fpIlnWup attack
with cries of "nn To- ValOna."
NalOnH. the next Albanian sea
gateway for Italian supplies in tn"
Greek path. is about 10 miles north
west Of ArGirucaStrO. About midway
on that line lies Tcpclini. Il road
junction toward which the Grcck:;
arc fighting from the cast and south.
Their goal shouted as Il battle slogan
is "Tirdna by Christmas" Tirana is
the Albanian capital.
The capture of ArgirocaStrn ycHtcr-
day, two days after the fall Of Italy'S
SouthcrnmnSt Albanian port Of Porto
Edda, touched Off a thrccday cclc-
DratiUn.
Part Of the city had been burned
by the Italians before they fled. but
the amount of captured war material
was said to be enormous and to in
cIude twelve full batteries of aban-
doncd artillery.
After six weeks Of fighting the
Greeks have driven the Italian in
vadcrs completely from their soil and
pushed their own countCr-inVaSiOn
across about 20 percent of Albania S
IlaIi;in-hrld territory.
In Rome. the italian high com
mmd announced that ltalyS llth
army had withdrawn to Il new dc
Tense line north Of ArgirocaStro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09

c,rmstanccs which no" operate in To-
vor Of some sort of HuH"-h"u' law
include
III There is no;%- no hnpc any
where that the Federal law will inc
voidcd by the Supreme court on that
il can be repealed or substantially
amended i'm Congress. Therefore,
MANY interests which arc forced 10
opcratc under the Federal act will
see their Influence 10 put their mira
state competitors under similar, il
not identical, regulations.
~ There seems - be Il more ia
vorablc attitude on the part Of most
LEGISLATORS. At least half the l94l
General Assembly's personnel has
communicated with the commission
and it is said that only two Zone
senator, one representative have
rla1ly said they will oppose any bill
that is proposed.
There is. Of course. no guarantee
that this attitude will stand up in
the face Of the tremendous pressure
which will undoubtedly be applied
bv the powerful business interests
resisting all efforts at wage and hour
legislation.
90 Wage and hour legislation (iI
not too drastic and there seems nc
chance Of thaU Will have. at least
the benevolent neutrality Of Cover
nor J. Melville Brough1on. Two years
ago Governor Clyde r. Hoey gave
absolutely no encouragement to wage
and hour advocates and more than
little moral support to opponents
CONTINUED on Page Five,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
London Has
Quiet Day

London. Dec. 9.-(AP)-An alarm
less, raidless day for London stretch
cd into the darkness tonight past the
usual time for night raiders to APP
proach and gave the capital another
respite after me severe hammering
which last night shattred 44-hour
lull.
Thus Tor the secoid time since
Friday. the German air siege lapsed
into total inactivity following the
raids last night and early today in
which German bombers concentrat-
ed their might on London, swelling
its toll Of casualties and ruin.
Elsewhere in England save ior the
counties around Londan the lull had
been unijroken since Friday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Desert War
Is Resumed
British Make Contact
With Italians on Broad
Front in Egyptian Des-
ert,

Cairo, Egypt, Dec. a.--(AP)-BrIt-
ish forces have made contact with
the Italians ION broad 'front.' in
the western Egyptian desert and
have taken 500 prisoners IN an en-
gasement south Of Sid Bmrani. the
British African command reported
today.
This front has long been DORMANT
with the British apparently content
to prevent the Italians from driving
further into Egypt from Sid Bar
ran, 70 miles inside the western
frontier.
The action was described as be-
tween British "udvancc elements
and the Italians.
The Italians, under Marshal
Rcdolro Graziani, Grove across the
Libyan-Egyptian frontier early IN the
ItaIian-BritiSh conflict and marched
along the coast to Sid Earrani with
little opposition. From there They
have made little important progress
for the last three months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
Greeks Thank
Roosevelt
For Promise

Athens. Dec. J.-(APl--prcsidcnt
RouScvcll's promise 10 give help to
Greece was received with cnthjls-
isam here today and government
sDokcsmcn received American cor
respondents especially to convey the
thanks Of the Greek people.
Elcftheron Nima said Nh. RoOsc-
velt's message is causing JOY through
out the entire Greek nation as SHOW
ing the extent of friendship and
mutual assistance existing between
our country and his great nation.
Several papers printed large pho-
tographs Of Roosevelt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
British Raid
German Bases

London. Dec. 9.-(AP)-A great
fire was started by British night air
raiders among buildings between
two of the dock basins in the Ger
man-hcld French port OF Bordeaux,
the air ministry news service SAID
today
This was part of far-flung British
air raids last night. in which the
air ministry said Raj bombers at
tackled industrial and military TAR
gets in the Dusseldorf area OF Ger
many. the submarine base at the
French Atlantic port OF Lorlent, the
CONTINUED on Page Five
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
DUTCH SUBMARINE
REPORTED AS LOST

London. Dec. 9.-(AP)-The loss
Of a submarine of the Netherlands
navy in wal operations was an
nounced officially today. Netherlands
warships are cooperating with the
British.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09
kiQahQh
OR NORTH CAROLINA

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair, slightly warmer in in
terror tonight; Tuesday. increas-
ing clOud;ncSs and warmer prob
ably followed by light rain i'm the
mountains.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-09

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