Social events for wives of Iowa jewelers in Cedar Rapids
Wives of Iowa Retail Jewelers association met in Cedar Rapids for a two day social program concluding with a Monday luncheon at the Colonial. Thirty seven attendees enjoyed chrysanthemums, prizes to Miss Dean of Marion and Mrs Hands of Town City, four bridge tables, theater party, and tours of Quaker Oats and local sights. Mrs Swartzendruber led the overall planning with help from the committee. A Sunday tea at the Roosevelt hotel preceded the luncheon.
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Iowa Retail Jewelers Association
Cedar Rapids
Dean
Marion
H. L. Hands
Town City
Wayne Stookey
G. J. Siebke
Wallace Boyson
AE. Tappen
Twenty three residents receive U S citizenship in Cedar Rapids
Twenty three foreign born residents of Cedar Rapids were admitted to U S citizenship before Judge Thomas B Powell in superior court on Tuesday after naturalization examiner James McWhorter recommended. The list includes Alexander Kozik Rose Drym Sarah Murray Peter Janett Frank Kohoutek Mary Kozik Helen A Egland Joseph Rozek Alexander Ruffin John W Urban Antonia Peters Charles Dorward Elia Bain Athena Costas Godfrey Stejskal Frank Werner Henry J Lehor Clara Thoms Frank Kapoun John George Joseph J Nemec Mary Kapoun and others from Czechoslovakia Great Britain Greece Norway Syria Argentina and Germany with City Clerk L Z Storey assisting. Judge Powell praised the new citizens and spoke on the duties of U S citizenship.
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Cedar Rapids
Thomas B Powell
Superior Court
James McWhorter
Chicago
Alexander Kozik
Twentieth Avenue
Czechoslovakia
Esther Zervakis
Ninth Street
Greece
Rose Drym
Nineteenth Street
Sarah Murray
Tenth Street
Poland
Peter Janett
Thirty-first Street
Great Britain
Frank Kohoutek
C_ street
Mary Kozik
First Avenue
Helen A. Egland
Fifteenth Street
Norway
Joseph F. Rozek
Eighteenth Street
Alexander Ruffin
B Avenue
Syria
John W. Urban
Fourteenth Avenue
Antonia Peters
Fifth Avenue
Charles Dorward
Iowa Avenue
Elia Bain
Sixteenth Street
Athena Costas
Twentieth Street
Godfrey Stejskal
C Street
Frank Werner
Mallory Street
Henry J. Lehor
Thirty-third Street
Clara Thoms
Traer
German Reich
Frank Kapoun
Second Street
John George
Seventh Avenue
Joseph J. Nemec
Argentina
Mary Kapoun
Czechslovakia
L. Z. Storey
McWhorter
Powell
United States
Robbins and Allen Wed in Clermont Ceremony
Julia Larrabee Robbins and Alvin Willard Allen tied the knot in Clermont at Miss Anna Larrabee’s home with family as witnesses. Attendants were Mrs. Thomas Yarnall and Raymond H. Allen. The couple sailed to the Caribbean on the Santa Elena and will reside in Commonwealth apartments after November 1.
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Julia Larrabee Robbins
Co. C. B. Robbins
Alvin Willard Allen
Cedar Rapids
Albert Allen
Elkader
Anna Larrabee
Clermont
Thomas C. Yarnall
Akron
Ohio
Raymond H. Allen
Yarnall
Allen
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
Emma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
University of Iowa
Delta Gamma Sorority
Northwestern University
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Col. C. B. Robbins
Lewis Robbins
Barbara Blaise Cast as Viola in Mills College Twelfth Night
Barbara Blaise daughter of Karl and Mrs Blaise of 224 Eighteenth St SE a Mills College sophomore in Oakland Calif has been cast as Viola in the annual Shakespearean production Twelfth Night to be staged Oct 14 and 15 in the Woodland theater on campus She has been active in drama since her freshman year and now serves as secretary treasurer of the Dram association.
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Barbara Blaise
Karl P. Blaise
Eighteenth Street
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Viola
Woodland Theater
Blaise
Dram Association
A A A W Plans Fall Meeting With Dr Ruth Gallaher
The American Association of University Women will hold its first fall meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. W. Craven Shuttleworths home 1801 Second Avenue SE. Dr Ruth A Gallaher of the University of Iowa will speak on The First 100 Years of Iowa.
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American Association of University Women
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
Ruth A. Gallaher
University of Iowa
Iowa
Barnes Celebrate Davis Guests at Hilltop Farm Picnic
Mr and Mrs Donald P Barnes host a Tuesday evening picnic at Hilltop Farm to honor Mr and Mrs Robert Calder Davis of Ojai California, guests of Mr and Mrs Weaver Witwer. The event gathers local families at 352 Garden Drive SE and Stamats Farm for a social honoring the visitors.
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Donald P. Barnes
Garden Drive
Herbert S. Stamats
Robert Calder Davis
Ojai
Calif
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Marjorie Moen Honored On Eleventh Birthday
Mrs. E. R. Moen of 800 First Avenue East entertained Monday afternoon honoring her daughter Marjorie Ann on her eleventh birthday. Guests included Wilaura Skien, Frances Marshall, Patty Lou Donald, Mary Helen Armstrong, Rose Marie Doty, Helen Marie Sliss, Pauline Smith, Geraldine Caudill, Betty Jane Frederikson, Ruth May Coates and Arlene Sova.
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E. R Moen
First Avenue E
Marjorie Ann
Wilaura’ Skien
Frances Marshall
Patty Lou Donald
Mary Helen Armstrong
Rose Marie Doty
Helen Marie Sliss
Pauline Smith
Geraldine Caudill
Betty Jane Frederikson
Ruth May Coates
Arlene Sova
Mrs Briney Honored At Surprise Birthday Luncheon
Vera Briney of 515 Eighth Avenue SE was surprised with a noon birthday party at her home on Monday. A covered dish luncheon was served to fourteen guests in attendance.
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Vera Briney
Eighth Avenue SE
Karla Masaryk Club Meeting Set at Mrs Machacek’s Home
The Karla Masaryk club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Machacek at 90 Twenty-first avenue SW.
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Karla Masaryk
John Machacek
Twenty-first Avenue SW
L A L Club To Honor Coquillette At Dinner Party
The L A L club and husbands will host a dinner Tuesday at Cedar Rapids Country Club honoring Mr and Mrs S E Coquillette for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Twenty one will be seated. A gift will be presented to the pair. Members include Mr and Mrs F A Beals and others.
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L. A. L. Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
S. E. Coquillette
Roland C. Wilson
Harry F. Sundberg
J. A. Yessler
Guy E. Hillier
Fred E Collard
George F. Miller
H. N Boyson
Adolph Boyson
C. O. Gray
Westerfield Relative Attends Chicago Trip After Week Visit
Mrs. Tom W. Moore traveled Tuesday morning to her Chicago home after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs C M Westerfield at 1840 Bever Avenue SE. On Saturday Mrs Moore attended the wedding of her brother Richard M Westerfield of West Union to Miss James Savery of Atlantic.
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Tom W. Moore
Chicago
C. M. Westerfield
Bever Avenue
Moore
Richard M Westerfield
West Union
James Savery
Atlantic
Mr and Mrs R W Black Return From East Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs R W Black of 2418 Grande avenue SE return home Sunday after spending two weeks visiting in New York City and Boston.
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R. W. Black
Grande Avenue SE
New York City
Boston
Picnic Supper Honors Mrs. Hoffman Before October Move
Misses Ruth Newell and Clarice Konzen hosted a farewell evening in Glow Room at the Gas company for Mrs Jack Hoffman formerly Ruth Beachler who will leave Oct 1 to join Mr Hoffman in LeMars. After supper bridge was played and Miss Konzen performed piano numbers with Grace Winger Louise Koach Bessie Koutny Frances Rees Genevieve Jarboe Gertrude Van Nest Betty Buchanan and Mrs Rex Adair in attendance.
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Ruth Newell
Clarice Konzen
Gas Company
Jack Hoffman
Ruth Beachler
Mr. Hoffman
LeMars
Miss Konzen
Grace Winger
Louise Koach
Bessie Koutny
Frances Rees
Genevieve Jarboe
Gertrude van Nest
Betty Buchanan
Rex Adair
Aunt Het Reveals Aged Tomfoolery In Daily Talk
Aunt Het jokes that nonstop chatter about nothing signals old age, but Amy proves otherwise by continuing the habit since her romper days. The light quip reflects a playful newspaper comic tone and local social humor.
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Amy
Mrs Oran Turner Bride In Double Ring Ceremony
Helen Fisher becomes Mrs Oran Turner at St Pauls church in Cedar Rapids. Rev Charles J Bready officiated a single ring service with organist Darrold Jack and singer Mrs Robert Nunn. Bridal gown of shadow duchess lace, bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Reception for forty, couple to reside in Cedar Rapids. Out-of-town guests include Mrs Paul Bell and Mrs Robert Nunn.
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Helen Fisher
A. M. Fisher
Nineteenth Street
Oran Turner
D. D
France
Thirty-first Street
Charles J. Bready
St. Paul's Church
Darrold Jack
Robert Nunn
Chicago
Johanna Hill
Doris Glime
Floyd Fisher
William Kubik
Clinton Schrimper
Florence Fisher
Turner
Cedar Rapids
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Cedar Rapids City Lines, Inc
Paul Bell
Philadelphia
H W. Boyd
Clarksville
Harry Sharp
Toledo
H. H. Whitaker
Maquoketa
Chi Omega Mothers to Have Tea Thursday
The Chi Omega Mothers club will meet for tea at 2 pm Thursday in the chapter rooms at 1263 First Avenue East. Hostesses will be the newly elected officers Mrs L L Dolson Mrs Charles Bade Mrs H D Wingert and Mrs F H Minshall. All mothers of active alumnae and pledge members are invited.
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Chi Omega Mothers’ Club
First Avenue E
L. L. Dolson
Charles Bade
H. D. Wingert
F H. Minshall
Birthday surprise for Mrs Iona Blagdon on Sixth Avenue
A group of Mrs Iona Blagdon s friends honored her with a surprise birthday party Sunday evening. Cards provided the diversion and refreshments were served. Attending were Mr and Mrs William Myers Jr Mr and Mrs Jack McArtor Mr and Mrs Grover Foggy Mr and Mrs Ray Long Mr and Mrs Tom Ross Mr and Mrs Lloyd Harris George Taylor and his daughter George Scott and Miss Lucille Blagdon
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Iona Blagdon
Sixth Avenue SE
William Myers, Jr
Jack McArtor
Grover Foggy
Ray Long
Tom Ross
Lloyd Harris
George Taylor
George Scott
Lucille Blagdon
Woman's Club Opens Forty third Year With Reception
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club marked its 43rd year with a Monday afternoon reception at Cedar Rapids Country Club attended by 170 members and 80 guests. Officers led a welcoming program, with President Mrs Charles E Roberts outlining civic and cultural aims and noting twelve Federation reasons for belonging. The club highlighted community projects and upcoming events including guest night with Dr Earl E Harper and speakers Cornelia Stratton Parker and Mrs F H Clauson. A string trio provided music during tea and members assisted with hosting duties.
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Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Charles E. Roberts
Charles Bode
Wayne G Basler
C. C. Cunningham
Aulden Griffin
Henry J. Hromek
Oliver S. Wilson
Verne Henton
Roberts
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Kansas City
Woman's Club
General Federation
Cornelia Stratton Parker
T. H. DeWees
LeRoy Kiersey
Willard Heath
Little Hills Are Calling
Edward Morris
Sylvia
Oleg Speaks
Teresa del Riego
Helen Masha
Martha Leksa
Leota Becking
Richard Lord
Picnic Dinner For Phi Rho Members At Lundquist Home
Members of the Phi Rho society and guests gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Oscar Lundquist's home at 1625 K Avenue NE for a lawn supper. The committee included Mrs. Lundquist and Mrs. R. A. Greenawalt with Miss Lenora Meineck assisting.
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Phi Rho Society
Oscar Lundquist
K Avenue NE
Lundquist
R. A. Greenawalt
Lenora Meineck
David Mitchell
Greenawalt
Alma Turechek
Sylvia Chada
Alice Spevacek
Ruth Gurren
Lillian Serbousek
Alberta Michel
Barnes O'Donnell and Crabbe Observe Eighth Birthday
Barnes O'Donnell son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. O'Donnell and Tommy Crabbe son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Crabbe will celebrate their eighth birthdays with a picnic supper at Ellis park. After school guests attend a baseball game at Ellis diamond and a fire built supper. Guests include Kim Tidd Tommy Dunker Duncan Ross Mitchell Barnes John Cooper Don Cornwell and others.
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Barnes O'Donnell
Harry G. O'Donnell
Grande Avenue SE
Tommy Crabbe
Thomas L. Crabbe
Ellis Park
Ellis Diamond
Barnes
Tommy
Kim Tidd
Tommy Dunker
Duncan Ross
Mitchell Barnes
John Cooper
Don Cornwell
John Bickert
Mac Clark
Rockey Daehler
Herbert Summers
Don Burleson
John Hickman
John Kirby
Dick Prouty
Charles Vavra
David Hoyt
Y W C A to Host Wednesday Night Dance and Activities
The Y M C A invites business, industrial and college members to a Wednesday night dance with badminton instruction at 7 p.m. and ping pong at 8:30 p.m. Plans for a mixed Fourth Nighters group will be announced. The council offers bridge, badminton, chorus and later fencing. for details call 8169.
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Y. W
C. A
Dorothy Svee
Mrs Shonka Hosts Chapter GM P E O Meeting
Mrs Lola Austin reviewed Lights and Shadows by Kesimir Edschmid at the PE O Chapter GM gathering Monday evening at Mrs S V Shonka home 394 Twenty fifth street SE. Miss Helen Murch assisted as hostess and Mrs Ray F Anderson presided at tea.
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Lola Austin
Kesimir Edschmid
South America
S. V. Shonka
Twenty-fifth Street
Helen Murch
Ray F. Anderson
Birthday Party Honors Jane Lorraine Wallace at Home
Mrs John L Wallace hosted Sunday birthday party for her daughter Jane Lorraine at 1105 K Avenue NW. Pink and white decor centered on a birthday cake with balloons as favors. Mrs Frank Saylor assisted in service. Attendees included Mary Cox Doyle Heath Worley Lattner Zobl Hilan Meehans Shea Ousiin Heaverlo Palumbo Rock Hart Kinney Reilly Lavelle Bell Wickham Sommer Jacquet.
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John L. Wallace
K Avenue NW
Jane Lorraine
Frank Saylor
Wallace
Mary Cox
Mary Doyle
Anita Heath
Joan Worley
Evelyn Lattner
Sean Zobl
Donna Mae Hilan
Arlene Meehans
Teresa Shea
Margaret Ousiin
Agnes Heaver
Jane Boyd circle to meet for luncheon at Easton home
The Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ernest K. Easton at 501 Thirtieth Street SE. Assisting are Mrs. William Hughes and Mrs. W. L. Fowler.
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Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
Ernest K. Easton
Thirtieth Street
William Hughes
W. L. Fowler
McHughs Visit Cedar Falls Sunday
Mr and Mrs Francis J Mc Hugh and Mr and Mrs James T McHugh of Cedar Rapids were guests Sunday of Mayor and Mrs C N McHugh of Cedar Falls during a Cedar Falls visit on a Sunday based in Cedar Falls.
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McHughs
Cedar Falls
Francis J. McHugh
James T McHugh
Cedar Rapids
C. N. McHugh
Zitek Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary Surprise
Mr and Mrs Joseph Zitek were feted Sunday evening at a surprise party marking their twenty fifth anniversary. A picnic supper was hosted at the home of their daughter and son in law Joseph Rozek Jr 2820 Eighteenth Street SW Gifts were given and bingo was played Attendees included numerous relatives and friends such as Emil Nemec Joseph Nemec Rozeck Scorpis Wymer Hach Pardubsky Brejcha and others.
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Joseph Zitek
Zitek
Joseph Rozek, Jr
Eighteenth Street
Emil Nemec
David Lee
Frances
Irene
Lamir Joseph
Marvin Dean Zitek
Joseph Nemec
Joseph Rozeck
John Scorpis
John Wymer
John Darcy
W. C. Hach
Robert
Lester Baldwin
Peter Hach
Richard
R. L. Pardubsky
Donald Lee
Alma Johnson
Norma Jean
Ed E Hach
Edith Speck
John Feiereisen
Frank J. Brejcha
Langhoff Family Picnic Honors September Birthdays
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Langhoff of Marion hosted a family picnic at Ellis Park on Sunday for September Birthday and Anniversary honorees. The gathering celebrated Mrs. Langhoff’s sister Mrs. Stuart Dolan and Mr. Dolan of Artesia California visiting for several weeks, with numerous relatives from Cedar Rapids Springville Coggon Marion and other towns in attendance.
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Ralph Langhoff
Marion
Ellis Park
Douglas Ross
Fred Langhoff
Wayes Dolan
Springville
F C Heldt
Gordon Smith
Donald
Barremore
Coggon
Striking Truckers Accept Compromise in New York
Mayor La Guardia’s settlement proposal for the 15,000 truck drivers’ strike was accepted by the strikers at noon Tuesday in Mecca temple. The struck owners rejected the proposal on Monday.
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New York
LaGuardia
Mecca Temple
Farewell party for retiring Rev Bren at Jan Hus church
The Young People's Society of Jan Hus Memorial Presbyterian hosted a Sunday farewell at Rev Mr Bren and Mrs Bren’s home. He spoke on Religion in the Home and received a gift. attendees included Woodrow Kucera Helen Berdecny Reuben Stepan Betty Holecek Martha Leksa and several local families.
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Young People's Society
Jan Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Joseph Bren
Bren
Brens
Woodrow Kucera
Helen Berdecny
Reuben Stepan
Betty
Franklin P T A meeting announced
All members are asked to attend a meeting this Wednesday at 3 30 p m at the school. Principal M S Hallman will present plans for the year. The Roosevelt P T A will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the school cafeteria.
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Franklin P. T. A
M. S. Hallman
Roosevelt
Roosevelt P. T. A
Weekend guests at Rahe home in Bancroft area
Weekend guests in the H. E. Rahe home at 866 Fourth Avenue SE included Mr and Mrs James Rahe Marguerite Rahe R N and Gene Thornton of Waterloo Mr and Mrs Mike Klein of Ossian Mr and Mrs Fred Klein of Ames and Mr and Mrs George Rahe and their son Richard of Bancroft.
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H. E. Rahe
Fourth Avenue SE
James Rahe
Marguerite Rahe
R. N
Gene Thornton
Waterloo
Mike Klein
Ossian
Fred Klein
Ames
George Rahe
Richard
Bancroft
First Lutheran Youth Groups Planned for Oct Dates
Sunday rally announces formation of two new First Lutheran young people's groups a young women's missionary society to be formed Oct 11 and a Luther league to be organized Oct 2 at 6 30 p m A luncheon and music followed by remarks from Miss Mildred Anderson and Rev Henry Scherer. Planning committee named Norman Snouffer Virginia Yungman Robert Hansen Coe college advisory J L Berger. A Lutheran Student association of Coe students also to be formed. First meeting Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Luther League
First Lutheran Young People
Optimist
Mildred Anderson
St. John's Lutheran Church
Des Moines
Henry Scherer
First Lutheran
One Of Three Youths Admits Breakin At Oil Co.
Carl Turner twenty living at 1006 Tenth Street SE confessed breaking and entering the Home Oil company office at 316 Ninth Avenue SE last Saturday after interrogation by detectives Tuesday Earl Stanley chief of detectives said Turner was arrested Sunday with his brother Nate and another Negro youth Odel Culp Culp was released Monday evening and Nate Turner released immediately after his brother’s confession cleared him of being a conspirator in the Home 611 company job Turner also admitted throwing a brick through the window of the Troyak Brothers grocery 827 Fifth Street SE later Saturday evening and said he took 10 and an electric razor from the oil office and threw the razor in the over Saturday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Turner
Tenth Street
Home Oil Company
Ninth Avenue SE
Earl Stanley
Turner
Nate
Odel Culp
Culp
Nate Turner
Troyak Brothers
Fifth Street
Stanley
Oil Company
G Man to Speak at Masonic Mass Meeting
R C Coulter special agent in charge of Des Moines FBI will address a Masonic mass meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Masonic Hall on The Function of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. An open forum and refreshments follow. Sponsored by the inter relations committee for Cedar Rapids three Masonic blue lodges.
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R C Coulter
Des Moines
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Masonic Hall
Inter-Relations Committee
Cedar Rapids
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