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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03

Editors note: The recently-re-
leased Comparative Cost of Local
Government" prepared by the Audi
tor Of Public Accounts provides
valuable insights into the finances,
budgets and resources Of Virginia
counties. The Herald today begins
a county-by county analysis TO the
report for its c0veragc counties. To-
days article concerns Prince Ed
ward county. The second will con-
Germ Buckingham couuty.)
BY JOHN STICK
Prince Edward county provided
S430. sas or AIS p~ cent Of its
total revenue Of 1906 1856 expended
for general government. welfare
and schools in the - months ended
June 80. 1888 That percentage
gave the county 39th rank among
virginia's SO counties in local ef-
fort.
The funds raised through local
taxing and fee resources were sup
plemented by s463, 1867 in state sup
plements Sill per cent, and Sl2. l19
In federal supplements u.3 per
cent.
State averages for the three reve-
nue. categories were for the same
period. local. 54.5 per cent: state
supplements, 34.7 per cert. and led
era supplements. lo7. per cent.
The figures ale taken from tbs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03

annual Commonwealth report on
Comparative Cost of Local Gov
eminent prepared by the Auditor
of Public Accounts and just recently
released.
Total OUTLAWS
Total county expenditures for the
IL months period were 1895, 588, and
represented per capita cost of
$751;. The population figure used
for the report was 1898.
The state average of the 81 coun-
tics for the years expenditures for
each man. woman and child. or per
capita. was 1925. The combined
spending Of all counties amounted
to sl99. $685.
The county had a favorable bal
ance Of $40. 500 at end Of the period
on June 30. 1858. This represented
a balance Of approximately Sill 900
in favor of revenue over eXpendi-
lures, added to a $l7,272 balance
when the year started.
Of the county'S 1853, 367 received
in state supplements, 1851 ,597, or
779 per cent was provided for
schools. and $lO1,270, or q per
cent. for county government and
welfare.
General Government
General government expenditures
exclusive Of schools and welfare,
amounted to $l43. oas. which reEse-
sents $9-2 per capita. Addticuaasy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
Voting s AN. To , P.M.
Voting AN To PM.
General Election Today To Name
All Assemblymen, County Officers

Today's Tuesday general cleo
ton has few contests in Herald
area counties. but it will offer
voters a long ballot on which to
provide votes Of confidence in in
cumbent candidates.
Everywhere. voters will find the
ballot listing the names Of candl-
dates for the General Assembly
both House and Senate, all six
county constitutional offices and
county boards of supervisors.
A few isolated contests Will spark
voting. which commences al s am,
and concludes at pm. In Prince
Edward county, tWo-way race for
the Hampden District seat on the
board of upervis ors matches
Charles B. Pickett and Joe A.
Hines
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
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Chest Fund Drive
Extended, 1870
OF Money Raised

The Prince Edward County Com
munity Chest fund drive has been
extended at least until Saturday.
November 7. drive chairman Joseph
H. James said "A concentrated ef-
fort will be made this week. with
the hope Of ending the drive this
week end
The drive now stands at sl4,096. 43
toward a goal of sl8.975. approx
mately Is per cent complete. Mrs.
B. S. Hamersly, Chest clerk. urged
all workers to bring in what they
have collected She was displaced
from the Chest office in the town
council chamber part Of the time
last week while repairs were being
made. and some reports have not
been turned in.
James said Chest officials and
workers are optimistic and hopeful
that the goal will be reached
The residential division is the one
closest to reaching the goal With
goal of $3.50. workers in the resi-
dental division have turned in
Sal 80
The largest a m cunt annually
comes from the special gifts sec
ton. So far this group has turned
in Sll. 706.67 toward a goal Of
sl3 900. Dr. S. c. Patteson, special
gifts chairman. said there are still
some cards out in this division
which should be turned in very
soon.
Other divisions reported in as fol
lows Employees, s6l5.35 with a
goal Of $3.50; colored, 1926 TO-
ward a goal Of $500; Buffalo dis
trict, SIS out Of $3.50; Leigh dis
trict. STATS out Of s275; Farmvllle
district. sl67 out Of $500; Lockett,
$3.50 out of $500; and Hampden. SAG
out of $3.50 Prospect district has
not turned its funds in yet. but has
collected some 5000, according to
unofficial figures.
In extending the drive past the
first Of November. Chest President
j. H. Wamsley pointed out the need
for additional time on the part Of
many Of the divisions, especially
the employees division.
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
Upper School P-TA
Meets Thursday

The upper school P-TA of the
Prince Edward Academy will hold
an informal open house. Thursday
evening at pm. at the F'armville
Moose Hall.
Mrs. W. e. Smith. social chair
man Of the P-TA. said no formal
program had been planned. but all
parents are urged to attend and
meet the upper school teachers in
one Of the buildings being used for
classrooms.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
Inside Look Offered Patrons At
Telephone Open House Programs

Thursday and Friday. the public
will get the opportunity to take a
close look at the new telephone
building and the inside mechanism
of the month-old dial system in use
In Farmvllle.
S Fenton Collins. district man
ager, and j. H. Mahan, Farmv1lle
manager of the Virginia Telephone
and Telegraph Company have is
sued invitations to telephone patrons
to attend open house at the new
building. November S and 6. Hours
for the program are $50 to 9 pm.
each evening
Collins said today. I'VE are very
proud of our new building and
equipment. and have had several
inquiries concerning when we would
show it off" The two days have
been selected for this showing. and
a tour-type program has been
planned.
Patrons Whiting the office build
ing vii get grand tour cf the
facility from Up to stern. Members
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
.AAUW Workshop
Panel TO Discuss
US. Economic olicy

Five visiting panelists will dis
cuss U. S. policies and world eco
nomic revolution during an area
workshop OF the American Associa-
ton Of University Women here Sat-
urday. Nov. y.
Members Of the Farmville branch
Of the AAUW will be hosts to branch
delegates from Bedford. Sweet
Briar. Lynchburg and Danville.
The workshop will be held in the
Student Lounge at LongWood Col
lege. commencing at 3, 30 a m. and
concluding At about 3 pm
Dean Ruth 3 Wilson, Of Long
wood College. IS u charge Of the
arrangements for the local branch
Miss Lillian Minkel is president OF
the Farmv1lle group.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
Farm Census Worker
Tests November 4 h

Tests to qualify farm census
workers ii Buckingham and Cunh-
erland counties will be held On No
vember 4, according to Mrs. Kay
keenan,, crew Chief Of enulnerators
in the two counties.
The Cumberland tests Will be
given at 10 am, and those for
Buckingham at pm. In each case,
the tests will be given in the Cir
cult Court room at the Court House.
Workers will attend a training
school November l1-13 and gather
ing Of the actual census material
will be during the last two weeks
in November.
Persons interested III employment
as generators should see Mrs.
keenan, ct New CAUTION.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
National News Summary
One Lives, 26 Die
In Airline Crash
At Charlottesville
BY HARRY V. LANCASTER. JR.

One man survived a crash of a
twln-engine Piedmont airline plane
Friday night about f3 miles west
Of Charlottesville The wreckage
was not found until about 8 am.
Sunday, despite an intensive search
all day Saturday. The lone survivor
was F Phil Bradley. 33. Of Clifton
Forge. He suffered dlslocated hip.
minor cuts and bruises and mild
exposure after waiting helplessly
for 36 hours before rescuers ar
rived The other Is persons aboard
the airliner were killed, apparently
dying Immediately as the crash Oc-
Cured In a heavily wooded section.
This III the first fatal crash Of
Piedmont plane.
The Supreme Court agreed Fri
day to hear union appeal of
aftHarley injunction which would
send striking workers back to their
jobs for so days The union is at
lacking the constitutlonality of the
G0-day provisions Of the Taft-Hart-
lev law as well as contending the
strike does not endanger the pub
lie welfare. The government op-
posed the union appeal and asked
that the rulings of two lower courts
granting the Injunction be allowed
to stand Oral arguments will be-
gin Tuesday
The steel strike was in its l09th
das Saturday as negotiators from
both sides met again in Pittsburgh.
Compulsory negotiations under the
direction Of the Federal Mediation
Service was scheduled to begin il
Washington Monday if no settle
ment were reached by then. Three
small companies. including Kaiser
largest steel producer on. the West
coast. signed contracts last week:
but the giants in the industry still
held out. General Motors. largest
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03

In Amelia county. John F. Duke
and Worth McMlllion will vie for
county sheriff.
Those are the only contests in
volving announced and qualified
candidates, and in both instances
the names Of the opposing candi-
dates will appear on the ballots and
confront voters with decision.
Prediction speculation. however
has aroused considerable interest in
the extent to which voters will re-
sort to the use of write-ins. Heavy
recent registration of Negro voters.
particularly, may be followed with
concerted effort at the polls, in the
view of a number Of long time OBJ
servers.
New Names
A number Of candidates names
will be appearing for particular Of
fees for the first time, even though
they are without opposition. Chief
among these are DR.. w. A. Peninng-
ton, Democratic unopposed nominee
for the House of Delegates district
comprising Buckingham. Cumber-
land and Appomattox counties.
Dr.. Pennington, formerly a Buck
lngham supervisor. won the nomi-
nation upon the retirement Of Dele
gate John B. Boatwright. one Of
the deans Of state government in
Virginia
There is at least one announced
WRITTEN candidate, Roy Saunders,
of Amelia, who will seek the Giles
District seat on the board Of super
visors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
Legion Post Invites
Veterans Tonight

Former members Of the armed
forces presently unaffiliated with .
veterans organization are invited
to the meeting Of Jack Garland
Post 81. American Legion tonight
Monday.
The meeting will be held II the
new Legion post home at 8 o'clock.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
Call To Stand Firm In Prince Edward
Comes In Abbitt's Charge To Knights
Floyd Of Monroe
Breaks Tie With
Defending Champion

Tributes were the order Of the
day at the third annual Southside
Riding Tournament in Farmville,
Saturday afternoon
The Lions sponsored benefit
event opened with parade through
town and out to Longwood Estate.
There, a tribute to the late F. Dance
McCraw for his interest and out
standing performance in tourna-
ment riding came first in the for
NAL program The second tribute
was to Prince Edward county
Fourth District Congressman Wat
kins NJ Abbitt said mo people
deserve more credit or honor than
those in Prince Edward for their
vigilant stand in the fight for citi-
zens to maintain the right to
choose their associates.
The third tribute came at { h G
climax Of the tournament when
R. D. Floyd. Knight Of Monroe,
broke tie with defending champ
ion, p. T. Goodrich, Knight of Ter
rapin Swamp, for the first place
Award. 1t was tribute to the
ability of handicapped person.
Floyd has an artificial leg.
Tribute to Prince Edward
Congressman Abbitt in his charge
to the Knights address said it
was privilege to be in Prince Ed
ware where citizens have chosen to
stand up for their rights and ward
eff the usurpation Of those rights
Ivy despotic federal government
lie declared. you exemplify the
principles OF our forefathers.
We must stand firm in our
determination to keep this a free
l,nd.' continued the Congressman.
lie noted that a lot had appeared
in the newspapers about a sales
tax in Virginia, adding he didn't
know whether it was really needed
CT not Abbitt observed that the
principal need for a sales tax has
heen cited as need for public
school funds. What this amounts to.
continued the Congressman, may
be just a way to force us to sup
port public schools.
Twenty jousters were
charged to ride hard and give the
best they had. For the remainder
Ct the cloudy afternoon the riders
sloshed through muddy course be-
fore a crowd of spectators. cut two
thirds from that year ago by
threatening weather.
Battle For Champion
R. D FLOYD, age 50. didn't walk
away handily with the first place
award Of $50 Defending champion
for two years, Pete Goodrich. OF
Wakefield. saw TO that The show
started out with all riders spearing
ga inch rings, on down to three
quarter inch rings There. the tie
developed when Floyd and Good
rich speared two rings each. The
ring size was reduced Il to one half
inch. and through the course the
two battled for the top honor. Floyd
speared one. and won. Goodriches
crown Of two years fell. and he
had to settle for second pla G
ronors and a $7l. so watch.
Frank Anderson, Knight of Ce-
car Lane. represented Farmville in
the winning circle He placed third
and won $50 wrist watch. Close
on his heels was B. H. Campbell
age -. knight Of Buffalo River,
Campbell. from Amherst County
took the fourth place prize table
radio.
Anoth Amherst entry. the
Knight Of Amherst. captured fifth
place. Lawrence Massic. age 80,
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-03
Worsham P-TA Meets
Tuesday, Nov. 3

Worsham Academy P-TA will
meet Tuesday evening, November
3. at 7:30 O'Clock in the Worsham
Baptist Church. This is the regular
monthly meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Sondy River soundinss
Reunion At Oak Grove Farm July 5
Unites Families OF Mrs. w. B. Gates

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gates gave
each a hearty welcome, and it was
a wonderful day, long to be remem-
bered by the families Of Mrs. W..
B. Gates, and the grandchildren
great grandchildren and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Bruce Gates had
spent many days preparing for this
Gay. With tables, chairs and a maid
to help with the serving, the day
had been made ready After the
meal, many cameras were Heard
clicking as treasured pictures were
taken
Mrs H. o. Davidson, of Kings
port, Tenn, Mrs. Ella Rankin and
son, Nevin. of Winston-Salem. and
a friend Of Neyin we're week end
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Bruce
Gates
Mr. and Mrs. Woodfin Hughes
were in Richmond Thursday Mr..
and Mrs. Cleve AN d Morrisette
visited the Hughes family Sunday
Among the Guests
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Garrett
and family spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Clark Garrett
MI. and Mrs John Wilson. Of
Richmond. spent the week end with
MI. and Mrs. DreWry Gates Ashby
Cook. of High Point, N. G.. spent the
week dnd III the same home.
Mrs. Temple jenkins spent a day
recently with MI and MIS-. John
CLANCY. Of Farmville-
Mrs. Clyde Viers, a niece Of Mrs.
W. A. Oldham, Mr. Viers and
daughters. Shella and Zebra. Of
Vansant- have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Oldham.
William Bass is spending week
at the River with his parents
Mrs. William Bass and son, Dud-
ley. are spending the week with her
parents. Dr.. and Mrs. Hugh Uss-
cry. at Blacksburg Mary Anna
ussery who was visiting her sister,
returned home with Mrs. Bass and
son.
Mrs Mercer Gillian called on the
Odhams Sunday night.
Illness Strikes
Frank Bruce was called to Hen
derson. N. q. because Of the Illness
Of his father, j. T. Bruce Mr.
Bruce was visiting his daughter,
Mrs Morgan, when taken i'll He is
in a Henderson hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Winters spent
a night recently with the Bases.
Mr. and Mrs. r Aumon Bass. w.
B Bass and Misses Blanch a d
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
LEGAL. NOTICES


Application Of VIRGINIA STAGE
LINES, INCORPORATED, to trans.
fer Certificate of Public Convenience
and Necessity to Julian BeleW, d/b/a
Charlottesviile-F armville Bus Line.
CASE NO. HAS
Application having been made to
the State Corporation Commission
by Virginia Stage Lines, Incorp
Grated to transfer to Julian Belew.
d b a Charlottesville Farmville Bus
Line. that portion Of Certificate No.
P-2o34, Subsection Is, authorizing the
operation Of motor vehicles in The
transportation Of passengers, includ-
ing baggage, mail, light express and
newspapers. between Charlottesville
and F'armVille. Virginia, over Vim
elnla Highway No 20 and y S. High
way ~. serving the off-route point
OF DlllWEn, Virginia, and to cancel
the remaining portion Of Subsection
l3 between Farmyllle and the Vir-
ginla-North Carolina State Line via
Z S. Highway IS to Clarksville, Vir-
GINA, thence Virginia Highway 40 to
tie Virginia North Carolina State
Line
This matter has been set for hear
in9 III the court room Of the State
Corporation Commission in The Blan-
ton Building in the City Of Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Danville
Arlington Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox anc
Patsy, OF Arlington, recently visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P
Bailey
Mrs. Mary statler Gordon ano
daughter, Mary stuart, OF st
Anne's School, Charlottesville. are
the guests this month Of her par
ents, Mn and Mrs. RI N, Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris and
family, Of r j G h m nd, recently
visited his parents, Mn and Mrs
M f Morris.
Mrs. c. T. Lamberth is a patient
IN Southsidc Hospital
AIRS Tom Adams continues i'll i'll
Virginia Baptist Hospital in Lynch
burg
Misses Donna Kay Higginbothan
and Rose Marie Lamberth are
spending this week at The Cedars,
Ga Camp al Marion,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

Mrs. Bobby Wilson were Mrs. R. B.
Wilson. Miss Margaret Wilson. Miss
Pearle Shelburne, Mrs. Julia Urqu-
hart. Miss May Lou Raiford and
Graham Raiford. Mrs. Urquhart
was a week end guest of the Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Redd were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Spencer Saturday at Farmville.
Sunday callers Of Miss Pearle
Shelburne at the home of Mrs R.
B. Wilson were Mr. and Mrs.
Eppes Jones and family, Of Rich
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

Martha S. Bass. They we're on their
way to Asheville. NJ c., for va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aumon Bass held
services Sunday for the deaf in
Keysville They have spent much
time serving the spiritual needs Of
the deaf people in the community
and extended territory.
Many friends have called to see
Miss Martha S. Bass, who has re-
turned from the hospital to her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b Walthall had
Sunday night supper with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Gates.
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mond. MI. and Mts. Preston Hen
derson, Of Keysvlllt. and Mrs JUL
cite Highsmith. of Farmville.
Miss Margaret Wilson. Of Wash
ington. was a Week end visitor with
Mrs. R. B. Wilson
MI. and Mrs. John Trear, Of
Farmville. we're Sunday dinner
guests of MI and Mrs. E. NJ. Shi-
nault. Their AFTERNOON guests were
Mr.. ard Mrs Earl Jones, Of Burke
Vile.
Mrs. r. B. WilSon, Miss Pearle
shelburne and Mis- Mary Lou Raj
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
sondy River soundines

On July 5, there was a reunion
of the families of Mrs. w. B. Gates
on the spacious lawn of Oak Grove
Farm, home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Gates. Under shady trees,
various families of Mrs. Gates
spread delicious meal with all
trimmings
Members of the Gates family who
live in the neighborhood, and their
children were there as well as most
OF those who live away. They in
cluded:
Mrs. H. O. Davidson, Kingsport,
Tenn, Mrs. Ella Rankin and son,
Nevin, and friend, Miss Susan
Auckenbach. Mr.. and Mrs. William
B. Gates, of Petersburg. Mrs. Ed
gar Massie. Of Lynchburg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Massle, Jr., and son, of
CreWe.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gates,
of Cumberland, and their daughters
and family. Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Hill and three children, of Rich
mond Mrs. John Wilson. a daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs DreWry Gates.
Mr.. Wilson and son, also of Rich
Bob Gates and three children, of
Petersburg. Mrs T A. Woodson and
Dr.. and Mrs Warren Koontz. of
Lynchhurg and a great grandson
Of Mrs. W b. Gates. 80 b b Y
Fowlkes. friend OF Jean Gates. and
Mrs. irene Lynn
Ministers Attend
Several ministers Of the families
churches joined the occasion with
the Gates family. They were: Rev.
and Mrs. H. n Sovars. the Rev.
ard Mrs. T o. Herndon and twins.
the Rev. and Mrs. Parker Perkins
and family.
The much loved physician Of the
Gates families also attended. Dr.
and Mrs. William Edward Smith
and family. Of Farmvllle
The Rev H. N Soyars returned
thanks before an abundant and de-
liclous lunch. furnished by the
Gates families The ice cream was
furnished by William B Gates, Of
Petersburg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Green Bay

Mrs. Marvin Bowling. Of Rich
mond. and Mrs. Leo Garrett, of
Charlotte C. H.. were Tuesday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. y.
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. u West and
Gayle Ruth were Sunday guests Of
Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Whit and Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Gordon. near
Chase City
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

ford we're Tuesday dinner guests Of
Mr. ard Mrs Preston Henderson,
near Keysville.
Miss Pearle Shelburne and Miss
Lily HardaWay were Monday dinner
guests Of Mrs. Leila Love and Mr.
and Mrs L. A. Love Miss Harda-
way was a dinner guest Sunday Of
relatives at NottoWay
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Home From Ohio

Nh and Mrs j, l.. Metcalf have
returned to their home after visit
Ing relatives III Elyria, Magnolia
and Andover, Ohio
Mrs Howard Shorter spent the
week end in Newport News ar the
guest Of her mother. Mrs Lucy
Hudglns. She was accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs, Billy Shorter and Bill !,
Jr, Of brakes Branch. They also
attended fish fry at Glenmoco, on
the Poquoson River as the guests
Of George Colonna.
James Garter, Of Farmpille spent
Saturday night with his aunt. Mrs.
Sudle Watson.
Week end guests Of Mn. and Mrs.
c. | Harvey were Mr.. and Mrs
William Blank and Linda. of Rich
mond, and Mr and Mrs. a. b.
Bryant ard children, Of Glen
Burnie. Md
Recent guests in tho r. q. Bailey
home were Mrs Maitland Ellyson
and family ot Portsmouth. and
Mrs. CLYDE Bailey and family, Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Darlington Heights
Community News,
Social Activities

MIS- William Woodward. u. And
children. Keith, Doug, Dean and
Karen, Of Richmond, spent last
week with Mr- and MRS q. II
Drlskill
Nh. and Mrs Edward IT, Elan
and daughters. Dewe, Barbara.
Judy ana Betsy of Kingsport
Tenn, were recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Brooks Elan.
Hunter Watson. who is attending
summer school at vPI, spent the
week end at his home here.
Mrs. W A. Watson and Mrs
Margaret Watson attended the fiji
neral Of Pity Shelton, son ot Dr.
and Mrs W f SHELTON, at Blacks
burg on June l5.
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