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c. CLINTON JAMES; Attern.,.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columois. Hold
ins Probate Court.--So- 79as6, Ad-
ministrs ton This is to Give No
tiee, That the subscriber, o; the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the. Dis
trict OF Columbia. Letters OF Admin
istration on the estate OF Marie
6imonson. late OF the District OF
Columbia- deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. TO the sub
seriber on or before the sbth day
OF April, AID 1850, otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
beneft OF said estate Owen under
my hand this Goth day of April
l94a, HARRIET Z HANDY. 1hs
Rock Greek Church Road NV
tSeAl) Attest MELVIN J MAR
oUES. Deputy Register OF Wills for
the District OF Columbis, Clerk OF
the Probate Court my4 is.
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GOVERNMENT OF rus pisrmTr

q Columbia eitse'oI ei sAnitafS
Ems aperriog . C MAJ Is. la4%
SEALED PROPOSALS wlA es sv
csiYec IN Room Atsss DisfFitG Bald
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DAYLIGHT SAVING TfME NAY IS
l"+S and then puelisiy eprHra and
TrAd for the ConttFurt lien 81 service
SfstE Ia vicinity OF SOUTH
Etlk AVE AND ERIE ST sE gaa
project consists @! Tss sn II 81
10 In, e.A terra selts eips sswsg
PROPOSAL form plans AaG Enee inca
ftehs may be obtained IN n Non a..
plFtTtes Buildlns f1e! NA etatsN
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sss5. Ex. roo EXT. 81 or s. s5e.
NASH 1e4s Ambassador 4-door sedan;
trolled heater. A beautiful tan nm
ish. in excellent mechanical eondi;;
tion. Tires good all around. Priced
To- sell at S1,Ie5;, POTOMAC NO -
Tso ToR SALES Soa9 S9S1 M onsn ST. nw syeniSa; Sr
Nash t,ts g'1s 1s4e aeoo" 4-dr. that's had
lovely one-owner care: read the for
mer owners statement and see the
car; it's really nice: emerald green
visor; low mileage; 3o-day owner
at 81, $50. cash or terms. LOGAN
lFord). 2o17 Va. ave. NV. ME.
oLDs-1s4s sedanette. The sleek
tone finish with 9 beautiful simonise
lob; very low mileage, Hydra-M Matte,
radio and heater, mechanical per.
Torrance smooth as silk. AZ $1.s7o
guarantee. s IodAN trord). aol7 Va.
ave. NV. NE. 2s1s:
oLDS-1946. sedanette. The popular
smooth performing "76' model with
sleek. fowins lines, lovely maroon
it. Radio and heater. 30.day owner
rated guarantee; 27o, cash or
terms. LOGAN CFord). 2o17 Va.
oLDs '4e rs" 4-dr.; T; and h, green
finish, beautiful eond.; S1,395; A.
mo. guar. Open wk. days til Q.
sat. and Sun. til B. HILL q TIB-
BITS, 1114 Vermont ave. noow.'
oEbsMoBiLE Eb MOBILE 1e4s conv. coupe; tan
finish, red leather interior. Hydra
Matte drive that does away with
shiftins. A beautiful car for. the
low price Of S1.4e5. b-day trial ex-
change priviiese. MAYFLoWER MO.
TORS, SIN INC. 11a6 18th st. IA niw'
oEEbbis&SosiLE III SsSsi 1889 a-door: orisina
black paint. s.s An WsTy1sl exesps595sl pssr sa5;
MEyEoLzT. INC. so4i Lee hwy.
o&insMsosiLE & sSSSiE 1s47 "ee" club coupe;
beautiful black finish. radio. heater
sumrner cool air fan. HYDRA Matte
AVAILABLE on low cost commercial
credit time payments; very popular
model; under priced; Las. CARR
ave. NV, EN-. 6277. Open evenings
oIn1nsMosHiE, I1ss sisGiE 1889: recently over.
hauled; $3.50, or best ofier. .RA
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rHos. 4; PATTERSON; A,.erne,.

WOudWafu bulolnH.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Holding
Probate Court No. T30Ss. Admin
istrstion This Is to Give Notice
That the subscriber OF the District
OF Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court OF the District of
Columbia. Letters OF Administration
on the estate OF Rice Hooe. late OF
the District OF Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the
subscriber. on or before the ath das
of May, A. D 1880; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefits OF said estate. Owen under
nv hand this 9th day OF May. lp4a.
Mary G. Hooe. 1877 Chaplin st nv.
WELL, REGISTER OF wits for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court myls,25,tel
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ADAM A wEsCHIER = so,
Ace tta neeTs. AppFatseys
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
RADIOS RErRioERAToRs, Nuos
MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL
rTfsfbs sSI5 INN Isnif trc AND
3, ete.r Esseator ei ~ estate, steI-
at wEscHLIRs
ens q ST Nv
FRi DAY
Commencing 40 AN
grade odd pieess. new tables, chairs
Tampa, miroTs. new sectional seisE
and upholstered ehstrs. etc sisa
desirable used sreups twin and eou
beds boz and coll sPrins.. ,ssriiisse
studio and sofa eeds eh.sts OF draw
ers. drssstra utility and kitehsn
cabinets, etc myit,ip
ADAM A, wEsCHiKR q son
R.ufins from ss.'s.. sal.
La. Mode stss.s.sr q and rec
STAKE tss sxssss. AND
~ Publie Auelion
at '';, 81 'tS p ~"
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Three Ias7 model M.ia, twe Win
speed vacuum axiss and stsks bodies
ip%9 mode M~b with pickup hoes
lp47 model a-M with stake bod
IpsT mode Mia and lp4a mode
M-lB-b2 With van bodies ibse
modsi MIC and 1913 model A-lk
with stake bodies and 1874 medsi
NIB with sxprrks body
kEU
ls.s modsl IscHs ~ith s..k. eoe,
Note All eApAcftiss Of u. tan af
over equipped with booster brakes
INSPECTION AND ffON
sundsy MAY 72nd, 10 IL
Mondsr May gard. : te 4
Terms Cash ADAM A wENcHl> >kH
a SON Auttieneefs mrts.@oa aS
c. q, SLOAN a co. INC.
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AUTO AUCTION.

Buy or SAL this modern way only II
bid Is satisfactory. Never guess what
your car is worth 35 entrance fee
only cost. Every Tues. eve. pm.
100 l1th st. sc Ii. 3-9s81
CHEVROLET 1916 carry-all subur-
ban; owner: kept in good run
ming condition: new-car appearance
throughout; Sl,l45.
RARRX- PATE CHENROI EFT
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PONTIAC 1s4e sedan coupe; this
beauty: orig: body finish sim simonizsa n,.sd
as a Country parlor; seat covers
since new; factory radio. and heater,
low mi. excellent rubber; 3o-day
or ownssraed .rms fasa6ansee foaAN for so soia ssia
PONTIAC is4s streamiiner 80" 9
DR. r: and h. exssl. eond'' / owner owner
Pontiac 1s4s streamliner de luxe
s-eg eSd dr.; ad and nrd.rsS h; less aT.r tnan
s;sso seas; ST mi5ss; .ssc. Ehs1 r. 7e5s. -si
PONTIAC le4e. station wagon: wood
Just reinished, leather Interior; IN
new-car condition; r. and b.; lust
iss.' s1,s''i Mi2YpEoWEk sifas Ssia MOTORS. Iis5
roNfrAc NJ e 1s4s n4 s-cyl' &c; o sedan; beauti;
tsi blsss ssssr, p.na snas esInms t.Fms dsss
roNTfac fiNItsa 1919 sxe ne Is To Spas. & coupe;
r. and a; $500 mis-; ssesl. ccnd;;
passed .s .e ,.s D 6. mss; 5ses $3.50 ss or ss''
sSs o.n.s ines ;sa's e Best d:5t II
ler. ST, s51l till 5 pm eyes.
PONTIAC 1e46, Torpedo 9, 2-dr.. r.
and h.. immac. inside and out,
Si.295. Guar. and terms. TRAN
GLE NO MsosToRs, 1883 R. /. ave. ne
PONTIAC ls4s de luxe stresmliner
2-dr. sedan; turn signal. heater,
hydra. drive; $500 or best offer.
OWNER, call day RE. os4s; ewes,
sfTHHiDssAkER fHi sssIkE 1a47 Champion I'D a.sr.:
pvt. owner; $4,000 mi; like new:
sacrifice for quick sale. s210 N; II
sTuTpEBAKER 1s4l comdr. 4-dr. Sc
dan; pur. new In '42; recently over
hauled; $3.50, selling price; $3.50
cash; terms. s2S per mo. Al. 95se.
srUpEBAKER 1910 Commander 4.
door: new tires r; and h.: passed
.: c. 1919 inspection; $3.50. sl7d
sTupEsAkEs IsTn fi ia" 134s Champion Ressi
de luxe .4-dr.: r., h.. seat covers.
beautiful ear, LIST owner; sl,646.
WO. 242S.
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Sun, 10 to 5 Shop in comfort at
Washinst tons largest indoor show
room. We try to keep at least 100
cars on display at all times. Most
cars have radios and heaters. Easily
financed and If your car exceeds the
difference.
HILL & TIBBITTS
11l4 Vermont ave. NV, wash
Oldest Ford Dealer, Ma $3.50. Ia
Evening star., 1949-05-18

CHEVROLET la47 town sedan; one
owner car; low mileage. excellent
condition throughout. This IS a
real valueh Sl,365
CHEVROLET
Evening star., 1949-05-18

PLYMOUTH 1910 four-door sedan;
with radio and heater. brand-new
motor. clutch and front end. good
finance. Ii. 3-9721 or see at 1877
Evening star., 1949-05-18

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

Worlds refugees are now rec
ord high. number.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
Basketball
Tournament
March 6 = Is

The first Prince Georges Coun-
ty Invitational unlimited male
basketball tournament will be con-
Quoted at the Hyattsville National
Guard Armory, Hyattsville, Mary
land, during the period March 9th
through March 18th, 1919.
The tournament will be sponsor
ed by the Prince Georges County
League and will feature the out
standing male teams in the metro
politan area of Washington only.
The winner will be declared the
unlimited champion of the Wash
ington area, a title that was won
last year by the Clifton Liquor
A. C. in the Middle Atlantic tour
nament, held during 1945.
Seeded entries in the tournament
to date include Cavalier Liquors Of
the Washington r + e t i 0 n
League, who are undefeated in
fifteen games; Landover Hills A.
c., leading the Prince Georges
County League with a sixteen won
One loss record; and Toms Auto
Of the Montgomery County
League.
Information regarding the tour
nament can be obtained by calling
Mr.. William Tracy, Tournament
Director on Warfeld 1910; Charles
McClay, Warfield 1880; or Sgt.
Burdette Cogar, Hyattsville DOLL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
Y. IA. c. A. Board Reflects
w. D. Haley AS President

The County YMCA Board of
Managers elected officers for 1949
at their meeting of February 18th,
held at the Bethesda High School.
Warren d. Haley of Takoma
Park, manager in Montgomery
County for the Washington Gas
Light Company, has been re-
elected chairman of the board.
Also elected we're:
Nathan R. Gilbert of Chevy
Chase, current president of the
county P-TA, vice-chairman for
the West Suburban area; Charles
M. Graham, business manager of
the Silver Spring branch of the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Company, is vice-chairman for the
East Suburban area; Charles w.
Prettyman, Rockville attorney, is
vice-chairman for the North coun-
ty area; s. Harry Baker, Silver
Spring, is recording secretary, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
County Women
HOstesSes At
State Meeting

Montgomery County women,
Mrs. E. X. Wheeler of Kenwood
and Mrs. MINER HostetIer of Glen,
were hostesses at the Maryland ia
BILE at the benefit luncheon and
style show given by the Woman's
National Democratic Club at the
Mayfower on March LIST. Presid-
ing at the head table was Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, president of the
club, who welcomed Mrs. Truman,
Mrs. Max Truitt, Mrs. Cordell
Hull, and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Moryland guests included Mrs.
Lansdale Sasscer, wife of the Con-
gresham, Mrs. Charles Ross,
whose husband is in charge of
press relations at the White House,
Mrs. Frederick P. Lee, wife of the
chairman Of the Montgomery
County Council, Mrs. Anna Roach,
president of the Women's Demo-
cratic Clubs of the County, Mrs.
Ivan Assay, president of the Be-
thesda Democratic Women, Mrs.
Willard Egoff, Mrs. Russell Hardy,
and Mrs. John G.. Reed. Mrs. Mil
lard Tydings was hostess at ia
BILE for her own guests.
Competing with the Nettie Ros-
enstein fashion show were the ia
BILE decorations for which prizes
were awarded. Typical of each
State they were judged as to ap-
preparedness, originality, and
beauty. At the Maryland table
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Hostetler
featured Chesapeake Bay and the
Star Spangled Banner. A beautiful
reproduction of sailing ship was
the centerpiece with tiny sailboats
as place cards with miniature
Midshipmen at attention. At each
place was a copy of the Star Span
gled Banner decorated in red,
white, and blue, and small Mary
land flag. Oyster shells were used
as ash trays.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

Berlin riot again halts Oliver
Twist film as anti-Semitic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

Frederic M. Nettleship, Chevy
Chase, is Metropolitan YMCA
Board of Directors representa-
tive.
The report of the executive sec
rotary showed a very active pro-
gram for the junior high school
boys after school hours; expanding
club work with the grade school
boys and also with senior Hi-Y and
Tri-Hi-Y clubs.
New program dates were an
nounced at this meeting. The an
nual boy legislature, with the pre-
Legislative conference at the Uni
versity of Maryland, March 10Th,
and the legislative sessions at An
napolis April 21st, 22nd, and 23rd.
The metropolitan conference for
all boys and girls of Hi-Y and Tri-
Hi-Y clubs and similar purposeful
organizations will be held at the
American University on Saturday
afternoon and evening, March
26th. The Metropolitan Hi-Y and
Tri-Hi-Y Council are arranging
for the speakers and discussion
sessions; other features will be the
banquet and concluding dance.
Hi-Y Clubs of the County are
starting to recruit enrollments for
the YMCA life-saving classes
which start March 18th and will be
conducted each Monday and We'd
nesday evening from 7 to 8 o'clock,
for both the senior and junior life
saving emblems, at the Central
Boys YMCA. Montgomery County
will again join with the Metropoli-
tan YMCA Learn to Swim Cam
paign. Glasses will be held during
the Easter school vacation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
Visual Teaching Aids
To Be Presented To
County School Patrons

70 acquaint Montgomery Ccun-
ty school patrons with modern
a1dio-visual teaching methods, and
how they are used in the public
school systems, the County Council
of rcnt-Teacher Associations is
sponsoring a showing of material
from the Board Of Education IL
brary, at the Leland junior high
school auditorium, Bethesda, on
March 10, at 8 P. NJ.
Presentation Of the various types
of films, slides and other audio-
visual materials will be made by
Mrs. Louise Walker, who is in
charge of this method of instruc-
ton for the Board of Education.
The program is being arranged by
Mrs. Thomas G. Hutton, Council
executive committee member, of
Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
POOlesvilIe FLA
Places Third In
State Contest

The Poolesville Chapter of Flu
ture Farmers of America took
third place in the State Chapter
contest for completed projects of
the year 1913. The award based on
the total accomplishments of all
the chapters for the past year, is
sponsored by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company.
Each f. f. A. chapter plans and
operates on an annual program of
work in which all the activities of
the year are organized under eight
standing committees. The commit
tees and chairmen include: Super
vised Farming, Floyd Conrad; CO.
operative activities, Billy Allnut
community service, Frank Thomp-
son; leadership, Doyle Lewis; earn
ings and savings, Ernest Dudley;
conduct of meetings, John Mitch
ell; scholarship, Jack Lambert; and
recreation, Claude Belcher. {.
Outstanding accomplishments of
the Poolesville chapter were: spon-
sorship of the community fair; the
construction of an eighty foot
cattle shed; co-sponsorship of the
livestock show; concreting the
school barn floor; feeding out ten
hogs; and producing four acres OF
corn, and seven acres of wheat on
cooperative basis at the school
The chapter adviser is Maurice G.
Ward, vocational agricultural in
structor at the Poolesville High
School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
Our Human Relationships
BY G. H. GRAHAM
(Thc fifth of n series)
THOUGHTS ON YOUR
-nTrH o7TnNv
EDUCATION

Too often we hear someone say,
81 never had a chance" etc. They
imply that because one has been
graduated is proof that they have
been educated. This may be far
from true. The fact is that an
education is something we pursue
because we are interested. If we
are not interested, we cannot reach
any worthwhile stage of education.
To apologize is merely to call at
tention to your lack of desire, to
your blindness to opportunity, to
your being surrounded with ave-
nues for exploitation. Even stu
dents in school sometimes refuse
to enter some lines Of study offered
them, fancying they know more
than those who are their advisers.
But there is hope for one who has
missed school opportunities. With
periodicals, books, Libraries and
lectures the door is open TO every
one TO extend his educationi An
education is never finished, which
was a common view a generation
ago. There are so many inviting
outlets that we need not look long
for something to do. Holmes said,
II find the great thing in this life
is not so much where we stand as
the direction we are moving; to
reach the port of heaven we must
sail, sometimes with the wind and
sometimes against it, but we must
not drift or lie at anchor"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
Goodwill Industries
Holds 14th Annual Meet

United States, four in Canada, one
in Mexico City, and two in South
America. He declared that these
agencies during 194S had re-
claimed, with the employment Of
handicapped persons, more than
$40, 100000 worth Of discarded
materials resold in its stores. OF
this amount, $8,500,00 was paid to.
the handicapped in wages.
Goodwill Industries operates a
retail store at the County Court
Square in Rockville, and in Wash
ington, D. c., general merchant
disc store and an antique shop at
its headquarters on New Hamp-
shire Avenue, stores at 20ll
Georgia Ave., N. W., and 118 N.
Fayette Street, Alexandria, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

William ]. McCausland, Kens-
ington, an executive of the Acacia
Mutual Insurance Co., was named
a trustee of the Goodwill Indus
tries at its 14th Annual meeting on
February 21st. Mr.. McCausland
was one of four prominent civic
leaders in the Washington area
elected to the Industries director
ate.
Others include: William +. Lee,
Alexandria, Va, president of the
Lee Stationary Co.; Col Livingston
Watrous, of Washington, mem
Der of the board of Emergency
Hospital; John S. Bartlett, of
Washington, general commercial
manager of the Potomac Electric
Power Co.
In a special ceremony, a mem
orial bronze tablet was unveiled by
Edward II. Lyles, representing the
handicapped employees of Good
will. The tribute officially renamed
the Industries as the "Davis Mem
orial Goodwill Industries" The
plaque will be placed on the ex-
terror of the main headquarters on
New Hampshire Avenue, 21st and
NJ Streets, N. W.
James c. Dulin, Jr., Rockville,
a
president Of Goodwill, presided at
the meeting. Percy J. Trevethan
Milwaukee, Wis, executive secre-
tary of the Goodwill Industries OF
America, told the more than 15O
persons present that there are now
90 Goodwill Industries in the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
Mrs. GOdsall Appointed
A Deputy In Office
Of Register of Wills

Walter C. Clarke, Register of
Wills for Montgomery County, has
appointed Mrs. Evelyn G. Godsall
of Silver Spring, Deputy Register
of Wills. )
Mrs. Godsall, a graduate of the
Washington College of Law and a
member Of the ID. G. Bar, received
her appointment as Typist Clerk
in the office November, 1947, and
was advanced to Docket Clerk in
August, 1913.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
Conservative Democracy

Although philately in Great
Britain is, in the main, conserva-
tive in its behovor, the club has
attempted and succeeded in intro
ducing a certain amount of de-
mocracy.-Stamp Fair England.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

Reds who fled Spain disilus
ioned by experiences in Russia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
People, Spots In The News

EYES RIGHT! This awkward squad Of fluffy samoyed
puppies worlds oldest breeds ke Spitz but larger
varyng of aenton" for the phoogapher
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

DR.. Claugue discerns no signs
of economic crash.
, 1949-12-03

to remark that practically all of
the quarter of a million dollars
the United States would contri-
butte to this program annually
would find their way back to the
United States, within a few
months after they were distribut-
ed here, in increased purchases of
food and clothing from the CONT
nent. However, in passing through
our Islands, those dollars would
have left a rich blessing in their
wake.
From the foregoing, you will ap-
preciate, I am sure, how necessary
it is that H. r.. 5000 be amended
to include the Virgin Islands in
the more liberal matching proyi.
sions already provided for the rest
of the nation.
And now for my last main point;
c. We have existing welfare and
health organizations which, legal.
" and Otherwise. are fully cap.
able of maintaining. and which
pledge themselves to maintain,
high standards. enlightened poll.
cies. and proper procedures for
the successful operation Of the en-.
tire program.
"a Our Social Welfare Art was
drafted by the Social Security
Board and provides for a uniform
and modern system of public as
sistance and welfare services
throughout the Virgin Islands.
Passed by our legislature in 1913.
it has already been in operation
six years. It is strictly observed
IN every phase except that, for
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lack of funds, we have been un.
able to obey its mandate to fur
nish assistance to everyone in
need.
% Our Support of Dependents
Acts, recently enacted, is the uni
form act adopted or under consid-
Grafton by most of the States of
the Union. Copies of these two
Acts are attached to the Supple
ment filed with your committee.
CD Already the Health Depart
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