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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Montana May
Have Ball Loop

HELENA. Nest. - -Four Mon.
t.ns cities probably ~iii have
teams IN ths prupos~d coppsr
isasus. temporary officials IT the
elias. % professional BASEBALL or
rsnixatlon said sDdaF.
Tentative plans usfs msds TOE
isasus composed Of billings.
alssouls. Great Fails asd Butte.
10 open . 10 game seh<siuis ssrty
in MAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Park Hoopmen
Attain Form

With two weeks Of play behind
them. the IS teams in the Park
Basketball league have settled
down To mid-season ball. Except
for the light nu epidemic, all
teams have shown full strength.
Parklsnd Lutheran and Wood
men Of the World lead the league
at this standing with the downfall
Of Valley Paint and Central Luz
thersn from last weeks standings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Will Travel
Through Air
McAdoms. Johnson.
Chrislmon Tolont

AN rRs~sr~so rhs rsst =
ecektnk up . dream fsnshsli team
sulit around Tnmmy tsrmca -
lnruw sxssns ms West n Ne
.'ss. -ssssa~a shrine CHARITY s<me
Ss~ YEAR. asy. Dat Harmon ~
rot. n. West nay successfully
smha.h N. Fspat2tian.lsd~n vss-
tiers
Hsrman. N fact. m.y possibly
find hls wstrflpa At long lsss n
san Frsnelscas kessr stadium
Jan. 1. wh<rs hsnsI picked sellsus
sssrs lnsisasna . lasxs supply Il
AIl.Amsrieans. vill play little
ruhssclasd bat always spectacular
game fnr the hsn<ftt ~ sfippi<<1
children.
rh~ VESTS e~sehps. 49,
nslissss>sy ~ Wss htsGts~
state ssit~ge ss1 seesty m
1t s.ssh~ss NesAn1ssa are
sssssis s.reestteg plass fss
shat wsy prove n ~ sss ~
~ ss~st devastating ps.s a.
s~e.~s s~>~ - . sssdss~~ th,s
sessea
f4.l,,a.s~fx ana nan hsxs =
hin order IN fsl. because they've
sst 10 buck esen m~n - Francis
Reagan ~ Pennsylvania. Nil r~t.
pul ~ Metre Dame. slsk pfshus
n cesnsil ard Hssmans fsvsxsts
hieeAsr ana pas.-r~esasss. vnf~ss
Kvs.hevsAi saa IA gvutls. ~
sisis. Harfnon himself.
MsAOAws a rrAR
nut tho Vests coaching eom.
mana /. wing in the w~esis sssn
snm. hoys Via aldnt make The
All. America usss bot who handle
q football Nth q asxtsrsy thst
hespsaks tnachdo~ns.
Ths VESTS -si~epef.- and poo
ssbly . real match Toe nsrmaa.
win he Dean nsAasms n Tab
ysss.tv az Washington. MsAd.ms
as,btsaiy /. on. m the hest
hseA. On shs Pacific coast \
90 mlnnts player. ne 10 = sspsfb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Players Back Their Live Mounts as Dew
And Taylor Race for Riding Championship
Bay Meadows Ace
Has Slight Lead
In Stretch Run
ny HARRY GRANSoN

EARL DEW. hahy-faced Iowa
- farm hoy. and Walter L. Tsy-
Tor. not long ago Houston news
boy. are racing II out for the 1910
riding Championship Of America.
Dew. now starring At Bay
Meadows. outside Of San Fran
cisco has the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

IOniRhIs kafles q btlIarmlht-
7:3o. Knspps Business College ~.
ssth Street Boosters, $50, Puysl-
lup Christian vs.. First Congregs-
tionsl: $50, Jefferson Plsyfisld vs..
Msnitou Community Church
The game between Clan Gordon
and Parkland has been postponed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

= u ' hAke IN
the stretch.
As this is
written. he has
255 winners 10
W alter Taylor's
24S. and he gets
in an extra day
OF racing week
~ by slipping
down TO Cali
ente in old
Mexico on sun
days
Taylor. usu-
ally designated
as W L.. more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Maple Leaf Hoop
Team Wins 5l-x

VANCOUVER. n c.-vsneoo-
yer hapls Leafs. Canadian senior
BASKETBALL champions. defeated
SEATTLE wllloaghbys 81 70 % IN an
exhimsion game here saturday
night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
BROTHERS Aag RIVALS

MfIN A tkft Bruthsrs VIII ~
opponents IN The American AssDcs
iatlon next season with Bili kiils
fer managing niiNsukss and Wade
handling Indianapolis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
BOWLING

Resuming their schedule after
0 weeks postponement, Tacoma's
Sunday bowlers of the Early Birds
league. held their weekly matches
on the Broadway alleys yesterday.
The Cuckoos annexed three
points from the Sea Gulls and the
Woodpeckers took three points
from the Mocking Birds, bringing
about a three-way tie for first
place. the Cuckoos, Sea Gulls and
Mocking Birds sharing the honors.
Results of the other matches
were Dodos 2, Black Birds 2;
whippoorwills 8. Blue Jays /;
Storks 4, Blue Birds o.
Harry Long took the high
scoring laurels with 564
total which included games
Of 2l4, III and 119. Mae
knight led the women bowlers
with a total of 5ls pins.
Other good scores Of the weekly
session were Jimmy Bernard 531,
Fat Person 525. Russ Olson 522,
Jack LaFleur 497 ana Bill Nc
Allister 4e5. -Four of the fairer
sex received honorable mention for
their trundling efforts. Kitty
Barber and Helen Martineau. each
with a $50 total, Frances LaFleur
and Geraldine Mclaughlin Asst
pins apiece.
In the only match of the Ladies
Telephone league, the Plant team
took four points from the Toll
aggregate.
A City Association bowling meet
ing has been called for this Mon
day night at the Broadway Sport
Center at s o'clock.
The Eagles are bowling tonight
at o'clock at the Coliseum alleys.
They will occupy all "a alleys for
q full two hours of real keghng
The w. L. S. league also play
their matches this evening at 3
o'clock at the Coliseum.
The Ladies Free Tim league
met this afternoon at ! o'clock 70
play their matches off at the
Coliseum.
Play Mor's Ham d Egg league
Witheridge 2.7s3 49, VS. Ball 272e
%. High single. Melboe 1866 high
game series. Melboe 534; high
single, L. Ball 1911: high game
series, L. Ball 55e. ssntrock 1851
90 VS.. Lusier 1928 -. High
single, l. Smith 1ss: high series
L. Smith 476: high single. Ellis
POI; high series, Ellis. 4es. Slater
a. VS.. Stemp. forfeit to).
The postponed match between
the Tacoma Truck Sales team snc
Pabst Blue Ribbon team which de-
cided the winner Of the first hall
season Of the Play Nor Classic
league was won by the Truck Sales
They were one point ahead going
into the match and they lost the
first game by one pin, but won the
next three points by q close mar.
gin Of rs pins. High game. DR.
Griffith, 221; series, Z. Balcomb
b42
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

toach hill Nin~on OF rue
high school announced NJ
o'clock Monday afternoon that
the Eatonvine vs. Fife has
ketban game tonight had been
called off. Flu.
Prep basketball virtually "fu"
out the window last week for high
school hoopsters Of the Tacoma
area. Better than half OF the
scheduled games were postponed
because OF closed schools.
Nary a single Pierce County
league game was played. Only
half Of the Puget Sound Confer
ence slate was run off. Several
interlesgue practice games were
called off.
But the Tacoma area wasn't
the only section of the state
which saw its prep cage pro-
gram dwindle away because
OF the "flu bug" Very fe"
games were played In North
west Washington and every
section had some postpone
ments.
Rsnton Indians and Auburn ITO
fans got away to winning start
in the Puget Sound conference.
BENTON defeated Hishline Pirates
81 to 2e. with four Of the Bucs
not in top shape because Of SICK
ness. Auburn nosed out Kent, 80
10 "a. with Don Asseltine, lanky
Kent center, hagging II points.
No Roar Left
Bellarmine Lions had very little
roar left after siege Of SICK
ness and succumbed TO Clover
Park Warriors, 40 to II, after de-
feating the Warriors, 80 to Il, a
week ago. Stadium Tigers, look
ing better every appearance, swept
by Seattle Prep Panthers, 81 to 20
Activity this week hits
new peak, that is, If all the
games are played which are
scheduled. Tuesday the strong
Puyallup Vikings play sta
dunn Tigers on the Stadium
court.
Cross State Opens
Opening games in the Cross
State league are slated for Friday
md Saturday with Yakima Pirates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Crusade Hoop
Games Thrill

Scoring a basket IN the last 80
seconds of play. provided the mar
gin of voctory for SITS. Peter and
Paul over Sacred Heart. "a TO 80,
in Crusade League play at Bellar-
mine, Sunday.
II was a thriller that saw the
Sacred Heart five lead all the way
until the last minute OF play when
the fighting Saints tied the score
and went on TO win.
The win kept the Saints in the
indicated column and set the
stage for their battle with st.
Leos for the league leadership
next Sunday.
The feature game WAS only
climax to program that
was filled with excitement
with no team winning by more
than four points. In the 80
opener Visitation, led by
sharpshooting BY Tardiff,
came from behind TO score
21 TO IL win over ST. Pat
rick's. Byron accounted for is
tallies while his brother Bob
dropped In the rest. George
Rapin led the scoring for the
losers.
Behind II to 8 at halftime an
inspired st. Leo's quint came from
nowhere 10 score a 81 TO q VIC
tory over an amazed All Saints
club. With kuciemba dropping
them in at all angles it appeared
to be walkaway IN the first half
The second half saw the All Saints
team able TO score only one field
goal as they saw their big lead
dwindling. Ted Kintz and Al
Dorfner were the big guns for st.
Leo's in their second half splurge.
St Patrick. uo lep Visitation
Ford 81 .......F... 0oJ BY Tardiff
J Harkins - ..F.......... Speems
Jacobs .......C .... Hathaway
& f Rapin q, g, g C Is; Bob ra E5Iti
Subs: Patrick's-Y. Harkins, Nc
Eachron. B. Harkins. SponarIch Of
ficials-referees Bsrofsky and Mac
Donald: scorer: Jim LoidhAmmer.
timer: Dom Soikoski.
All saints t2D (3D 81. LeO's
Eataro 49, .....F........ 80 Cora
Kuciemba l0l .F...t4l Aquino
Veitenheimer ...C....... 90 Kintz
Ssder ~ 30 ....... 90 Rocket
Keeney f9) ..O..... 90 Dorfner
Subs All Saints: Fahey a. Brown.
St Lho's. Mcmahon ca.
SITS. Peter-Psul tAD 1927 Sac tit.
BaRinski 81 .F........ 80 Rush
Sienkiewich ~ F..... Go1 Gates
Slimkosky te) ..C.... 90 Normils
s. Sabutis ~ ..G...... Jim BOYD
Siemion 10 % - OConnell
Subs. SITS Peter A. Paul CeoulA
~. p. Sabutls a.. Stemp a..
Sacred Heart. Connors NcQuade "a
Jack BOYD "a. Timer. Leo Orange.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
eAAsD To srEAK

Conrad Gard VIII speak on IL
the Dawn Of Peace Near ?" at .
meeting sponsored by the Anglo
saxon Federation Tuesday night
at 4 o'clock at Hotel Winthrop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Nebraska Plans TO Wear
Down Stanford, Then Score
Coach "Bin" Jones Believes Football Is
Come of "a. Even 80. Men and Not ii


Il, In
foiowinE dispatch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
MUSHROOM sHoRI-HANDED

MI shEGOS, Nich.-The De
roit Tigers face a big task in re-
building their Nuskegon CLUB.
which has only 10 players on i1
reserve LIST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
BY HENRY SUPER

NEW YORk-Wear down the enemy. then score-thats
the kind football Nebraska Big Six champions will throw
against Stanford in the Rose Bowl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

Due 10 a power failure on vashon
island. local radio station XVI was
off tina air from tbs until e:lS
= NJ. Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
No Roar Left
Cross State Opens

Opening games in the cross
State league are slated for Friday
and Saturday with Yakima Pirates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

Coach Bill Ninson Of Fife
high school announced NJ !
o'clock Monday afternoon that
the Estonvins Va. Fife has
kethsn game tonight had been
called off. Flu.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-06

business strips have resulted in
demands for an unjustified
amount OF business property and
also have created deprecated
and obsolete areas. Less front
age zoned for business uses would
result IN g StabiiiZation Cf values
ia the more compact business
areas. (2) The temporary hOus-
ing or accommodation of winter
visitors injects the problem of
apartments, garage apartments,
tourist houses and cabin camps
into the coming picture 90 The
treatment of races is also one of
the principal problems facing
those entrusted with the develop
ment of Zoning plans and regu-
lations. BY Zoning. races can
not be segregated, a point the
Federal courts have repeatedly
ruled on. (4) And then the con-
troll of roadside developments or
businesses such as barbecue
stands, jock joints require care
full consideration.
Throughout the nation today
our citizenry is becoming in
creasingly planning minded.
More and more thought is being
devoted to planning studies by
individual unofficial groups and
officials and in some places ad-
6itional funds are being provid-
ed for Zoning and planning stud
les. All of this interest is en-
couraging because it all helps to
meet the demands and require
mentS of a new era.
In manv places throughout the
country Zoning plans and regu-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-06

city has been divided were de-
lineated arbitrarily by a group
sitting in an office without the
aid of the essential field studies.
Such zonipg is arbitrary and un-
reasonable and in all probability
would be so adjudged by the
.our1s. Such Zcning gives one
4 faLe sense OF security.
No two cities are alike; the re-
auirements of or demands made
On one are not at all adaptable
10 the other. The only way a
Zoning regulation and map can
be prepared for any situation is
70 do the! job in a comprehensive
way following a careful physical
survey CT all land and building
Uses in the city and study of all
rends affecting the community's
:rowth and development. Zoning
IS designed to direct and control
and development but
'Zoning should be fitted to a
community only after the most
exhaustive study of that COM
individual requirements
and potentialities'.
II recent years we have de-
Veloped seven Zoning ordinances
and plans for Florida cities and
no two are. alike. The compre-
hensive and intensive field
studies in each situation revealed
that were fundamen-
tai in determining not only the
types of districts but essential
provisions of the regulations
Had an arbitrary course been
'eursuSd in any of these situa-
tons certain predominating in
fluences and factors would never
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-06

have been detected and arbitrary
regulations would have resulted
Consequently it is most import
ant that the city be thoroughly
dissected, studied and diagnosed
before the coming plan is finally
defined.
Florida, in particular, with its
expanse Of land extending from
Pensacola on the west to Key
West on the south, boasts of cit
iesPof various types and require
ments. There are cities of the
strictly commercial type serving
tributary agricultural areas;
there are cities whose development
and growth is closely identified
with industry and transportation;
there are cities of the rural type
yet presenting the tourist appeal
and then there are many places
whose tourist appeal is one Of
the predominant assets. Obvious
ly where such q cosmopolitan
group of city structures are en-
countered it is clear that no
stereotyped form can be used
and further that careful study
and consideration should pre-
cede the definition of the Zoning
plan and text of the Zoning
ordinance.
Our operations in various Flor
ida cities have also revealed a
number of problems peculiar to
this section of the country, prob
lens requiring special study and
treatment as they relate to the
individual cities. Some of these
are % struggling, partially &C.
cupied business strips resulting
from the boom. These struggling
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-06
PAGE FIVE

lations developed and adopted
years ago are being restudied
and revised to better meet the
current situation. This practice
cannot be too strongly urged be
cause cities undergo great chang
es and regulations appropriate To
the changing conditions must be
provided.
II must be remembered that
coming i not something untried
and new. Zoning has stood the
test of time and courts. Zoping
is not a process Of eonfiscation
but one Of stabilization and in
he final ANALYSIS, Coming must
be properly done
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-06

Zoning in the following langu-
age:
$50 long as the regulation in
question is not shown to be
clearly unreasonable and arbi-
trary, ana operates uniformly
upon all persons, similarly sit
uated in the particular district,
the district itself not appearing
to have been arbitrarily select
ed, it cannot be judicially de-
clared that there is depriva-
ton of property without due
process of law, or denial Of the
equal protection of the law
within the meaning of the Four
teenth Amendment
In the past fifteen years a
number Of cases involving Zon-
ing regulations have come before
the Florida Supreme Court
which body has likewise reflect
ed the judicial trend elsewhere
in the nation
In recent years there has been
an awakened interest in and de-
mand for Zoning regulations
among our Florida municipal
ties. Some of this interest has
resulted from the encroachment
Of business and industry into
areas devoted predominately to
residential uses and in this re-
spect the corner filling station
has been the most consistent Of
fender. To the Federal Housing
Administration, however, is. due
the credit for arousing the great
est amount of interest in Zon-
ing, The Federal Housing Ad-
iministration has waged a steady
campaign for the physical bet
terment of communities wherein
residential loans are insured.
Not only does the Federal Hous-
ing Administration encourage the
adoption of Zoning regulations
but the adoption of other re-
strictive covenants that will as
sure the continuing character of
residential areas once establish
ed. A third factor that has also
influenced and intensified re-
newed interest in Zoning has
been the expiration of many re-
strictiVe deed covenants.
1t is unfortunate that a large
percentage Of our citizens con-
fuse Comprehensive, Planning
with Zoning, The two are far
from being one and the same.
Zoning has its definite, place in
the Planning picture but Zoning
is just one of the several ele-
ments of the comprehensive plan.
Many authorities are of the opir1-
ion that Zoning should not be
undertaken as the, sole objective
feeling that Zoning should have
as its basis an intelligent study
of plan projects and the same
detailed knowledge of the, citv's
structure as is essential to the
preparation of a workable City
Plan.
Our experience and observa-
tions covering many years
among Florida municipalities
suggests a few comments on
some practices that have been
followed in the preparation of
! Zoning ordinances and plans. In
the first place it. is wrong fol-
any city to proceed on the as
sumption that Zoning regulations
are standard and stereotvped
Such is not the case Because
this belief prevails among so
many officials it is not uncom-
mon for a city contemplating
jzcning regulations to adopt regu-
ilations already effective in some
other CITY. And further. it is not
strange to learn that the several
zones or districts into which the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-06

Zoning has been defined as
"the regulation by districts un-
der the police power of the
height, bulk and use of build
ings, the use of land and the
density of population Zoning is
done in pursuance of the So
called police power of the state,
which additionally was said to
protect the health, safety and
morals Of the community. OF
late, however, there has been
added to this concept another,
which goes beyond health, safe
ty and morals, namely, 1.-The
promotion of the general well
fare". Consequently the power
or authority to zone must origin
ate with the State Legislature.
Prior to 1899, Zoning in Flor
ida was made effective pursuant
to special legislative acts enact
ed specifically in behalf of the
city or town seeking. the protec-
tive provisions of Zoning. In this
period thirty-five $3.50 special
legislative acts authorizing Zon-
ing or amendments to Zoning
legislation were enacted and of
this number only seven CD fol-
lowed the so-called Standard En-
aiding Act. The 1889 session OF
the Florida Legislature, how
ever, enacted a general Zoning
enabling act applicable to all
cities and towns-an act intro
duced by Representative Henry
Sinclair of Polk County. This
measure was Fundamentally en-
dorsed and supported by the
Florida League of Municipalities.
Mr.. Sinclair's interest in a prop
er enabling act of general appli-
cation resulted from defects in a
Special Act approved earlier by
the Florida Legislature for the
City of Winter Haven. The Gen
eral Act approved by the Florida
Legislature of 1899 followed in
every respect the provisions of
the so-called Standard Enabling
Act recommended by the United
States Department of Commerce.
In that period of intensive mu-
nicipal development and expan-
sion in Florida, 1923-1937, ten
cities enacted Zoning regula-
tons pursuant to the enactment
by the Legislature of Special En-
abling Acts of one kind Or an
other. Between 1927 and 1888,
eleven more cities enacted Zon-
ing regulations. And currently
a number of other cities are
manifcsting a keen interest in
Zoning.
Since the enactment of the
New York Zoning Ordinance in
1916 the principles, practices
and administration of Zoning
have been subjected to many
legal attacks. But throughout
these years of assault it is graft
flying to observe that the prin-
ciples of Zoning have been vail
dated by the various courts OF
the country. and even by the Su-
preme Court of the United
States. Through the maze of
hundreds of decisions and opin-
ions handed down by the courts
however, three warning signs
stand out clearly, namely, I'D
that the zoning of any land or
property or buildings must be a
part of a comprehensive plan;
(2) that Zoning must not be
arbitrary and finally (3) that
Zoning regulations must be rea-
sonable. In sustaining the con-
stitutionality of the Zoning ordi-
nance of Little Rock, Arkansas,
the United States Supreme Court
discussed its attitude toward
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-06
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zONING PRACTICES. In FLORIDA

BY GEORGE w. SIMONS. in Florida Municipal Record
. .
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II you're not using 1t, sell 1t with
Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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IL NOON

KMO-Friencly Fifteen.
1875. News
KVI-Prerty Eirty KEEL
u. i7:lS. Ayrt anc
Aarge.
< Q NJ O. Your Treat.
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K NJ o - Friendly Neigh
bors: ll:15, Girl Scout
Camp.
ENl-Society Girl: ll:1o.
Martha Webster.
K o NJ o - Mary Marlin;
1l:l5, Ma Perkins
K j r - Orphans Of d.
vorce: 11:15. Amanda.
KIRO-Serlal.
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kMO-HiDf-O.
KyI-News. 1l.SS. Mello-
aires: il:zs. Headlines
kOMO - Pepper Younz
Has. Vic ana 6aoe.
KJR-John's Other Wife,
HAS. Just Plain Bill
KIRO - Voice OF no
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1880 A. M.

KMO-Ring-O.
Kv1-News; HAS, Head
lines.
KOMO - Pepper Young,
IL as. Vic and SADIE
KJR-Other Wife: ll:45
Plain Bill.
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