Grounding reports amid Lake Superior storm
Detroit dispatches detail a fierce lake storm with ships grounded and crews rescued. The Ford Motor Company barge Lake Frugality was reported grounded near Point du Sable, all crew safe. A second vessel, William B. Pike, grounded near Gravel Island with 32 crew reportedly in danger. Snow and freezing temperatures accompanied high waves, but no deaths were reported.
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Detroit
Lake Frugality
Ford ‘Motor Company
Lake Superior
Point du Sable
Grand Marais
Saint
Ste Marie
Migh
Ford Motor Company
Superior
William Bh
Pikey
Duluth
Detdut
Two Sailors Lost Overboard In Atlantic Gale
The Navy Department reports two men missing after a gale in the Atlantic. Lieutenant Edwein van Brant from the light cruiser Marblehead and boatswain's mate John Michael Welch from the battleship Florida are unaccounted for and unlocated, with no recovery information available.
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Washington
Navy Department
Atlantic
Edwein van Brant
Marblehead
John Michael’ Welch
Florida
Department
Opera Diva Edith Mason Weds Dr. Bernstein in Secret Ceremony
Chicago reports that Edith Mason, famed opera diva, remarried Dr. Maurice A. Bernstein after a long summer divorce from Gior Polacco. The marriage occurred October 11 but was revealed only last night, nine weeks later.
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Chicago
Edith Maison
Gior Polacco
Maurice ‘A. Bern‘stein
Eour H Leaders to Meet at War ren Home
A conference of 4-H leaders will be held at the home of T R Warren 1651 Illinois street Monday night October 28. Junior leaders are urged to attend the meeting and the Farm Bureau office announced the details this morning.
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T. R. Warren
Tllinois . Street
Farm Bureau
Kansas Forecast Promises Fair Weather Tonight and Thursday
Readable weather note shows fair conditions tonight with a killing frost possible near freezing temperatures. Warmer on Thursday in western portions, cooler in the south, with cloudy mornings except in Salina Wichita Manhattan and Arkansas City. Roads generally good and county roads in Douglas County also good. Temperature readings show yesterday's max and today's min not fully clear.
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Kansas
Eouth
Salina
Wichita
Manhattan
Arkansas City
Douglas
Preyer and Elliott Honored by Supreme Council Masons
Prof Carl A Preyer of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts and Rev Charles Arthur Richard of Lawrence are elected to the thirty third degree and knight commander ranks by the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons Southern Jurisdiction. Also honored are Sherman Grant Elliott of Mayetta and Senator Arthur Capper among others, with numerous Kansas electees listed for the knight commander distinction.
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Lawrence
Acacia Lodge
No. 9
Charles Arthur Richard
Court of Honor
Scottish Rite Council
Sherman ‘Grant Elliott
Mayetta
University of Kansas Memorial Corporation
Arthur Capper
Amos Fries
John J. Pershing
Kansas
Richard Mark
Adenauer
Wichita
Lorenzo
Don Brewster
Baxter Springs
Fred Charles
Burns
Kansas ‘City
Topeka
Vernon
Mayo Cheshro
J. Garnett
Frederick Randall Fitzpatrick
Salina
Siitee “Thing
Fort Scott
Victor
Hodgin
John A. McA
Mulvane
Arthur
Frederick McGarthy
James. Nelson
Willis Howard Purdy
Eugene Santschi, Jr
Salt
Lake City
William Frederick
Shea
Arkansas ‘City
Cady
Bert Smith
Fort
Scott
Otto
Reynold Sauders
Montgomery Ward to open temporary Lawrence store
Montgomery Ward and Company planned a temporary Lawrence store at 706 Massachusetts Street about December 1 if the lease approved by Chicago legal. The Yates Outlet Store building would house it for about six months while a new building at 1827-29 Massachusetts Street was prepared.
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Montgomery’ Ward and Company
Lawrence
Chicago
Massachusetts Street
Yates
Ralph Ward
C.L. Britt
Territorial Real Estate
Montgomery Ward
George Ecke
Britt
John H.’Tucker
Western Kansas Wheat Growth Outpaces Others
Western two thirds of Kansas report wheat virtually all sown and growing well. In eastern regions wheat condition fair to good with little activity. Corn mostly dry and being cribbed or fed, hard freeze delaying widespread cribbing. Sorghums at safe frost stage in west, but 25 to 50 percent not yet mature in southeast. Fall pastures good except south central and southeast. Apple picking nearly finished. sugar beet harvest underway in southwest. cotton picking half done in Montgomery County.
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Topelka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Montgomery County
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Girard
More than 200 delegates attended the third district convention in Girard Kansas of the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs. Speakers included Mrs Phoebe K Warner of Claude Texas on Rural Cooperation Mrs Howard Hill of Fredonia Kansas and Miss Emma Viets chairing the state board of motion picture review who spoke on Needed Legislation in Moving Pictures.
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Girard
Kan
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Phoebe K. Warner
Claude
Texas
Howard Hill
Fredénia
Dodge City chosen for Kansas association meeting next April
Dodge City in Kansas was picked today as the site for the Kansas association of credit bureaus spring meeting next April. Cushing Oklahoma was selected for the Oklahoma state secretaries association April gathering.
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Dodge City
Wichita
Kan
APJ
Kansas Association of Credit Bureaus
Cushing
Omja
Oklahoma State Secretaries Association
Plane reported down in Lake Michigan near Green Island
Searching parties organized in Menominee Mich after an unidentified plane was seen diving into Lake Michigan near Green Island shortly after noon. Four local residents reported seeing a plane spouting smoke before it disappeared into the lake.
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Lake Michigan
Mich
Green Island
Kansas Deans of Women To Meet Here Next Week
The fifteenth annual Kansas Association of Deans of Women and Advisors of Girls conference will be held at the University of Kansas Monday through Wednesday. Miss Thyrsa W. Amos, dean of women at the University of Pittsburgh and president of the National Association, will speak on Some Inquiries in the Art of Living during a convocation at 10 o clock Tuesday in the University auditorium. She is also listed to speak Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.
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The
Kansas Association
University of Kansas
Amos
Prince Umberto Arrives in Brussels for Marie Jose Request
Umberto, twenty five year old crown prince of Piedmont Italy, arrives in Brussels to seek the hand of Princess Marie Jose in marriage. King Albert and his sons meet him in plain clothes. Formal sanction and engagement announcement expected tomorrow. Italians greet him on the platform. The prince and his party travel incognito.
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Brussels
Umberto
Prince
Piedmont
Italy
Albert
Marie’ Jose
WINS BET GOES TO JAIL IN STREET DRIVING BET
Clarence H. Burton won a hat in a bet with Wesley New of Leavenworth that he could drive his car several blocks on a street and over a viaduct. A tire blew out and after repairs were attempted a pursuing patrolman arrested him. Burton was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 10 days at the municipal farm by Judge Carlin. New said he would pay the bet after Burton’s release.
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Kansas City
Clarence H. Burton
Wesley New
Leavenworth
Ater Burton
JuaRe Carlin
P. Smith
New
Bur‘ton
75th anniversary celebration notes and college letter
A letter from Miss Mary P. Clarkes of Beaver College at Jenkintown Penn. to the Journal Ward congratulates the planners and organizers of the 75th anniversary event. Clarkes has ordered multiple copies of the Journal-World dealing with the celebration.
Defense Rested in Pantages Trial at Oct 28 Session
The defense in the Alexander Pantages trial, the theater magnate, rested its case at 10 24 a m today after completing its examination of him. The proceedings took place in Los Angeles with AP reporting from the court.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Pantages Pefense Ea
British Probe into Palestine Disorders Arrives Soon
The British government's commission of inquiry into recent Semitic Muslim disorders in Palestine is due to arrive here Thursday and hold its first public meeting the same day according to AP.
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Jerusalem
Oet
Commission of
Palestine
Fall Bribery Case Goes To Jury In Elk Hills Lease
The Fall bribery trial over the Elk Hills naval reserve lease nears verdict as arguments wind down. Prosecutor Roberts contends Albert B Fall took $100 000 from Doheny to influence official actions while defense pushes acquittal. The jury remains under tight guard and remains housed at the courthouse.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Albert B. Fall
Roberts
Hitzaturday
Callahan
Night Parking Ban on Rural School Property
Douglas county rural school boards report after dark parking on school grounds leads to depredations and break ins. Sheriff Rutherford warns parking there will be arrest for trespassing as grounds with no parking signs will be monitored.
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Douglas County
R. ‘Rutherford
TAX STATEMENTS TO BE PREPARED FOR 1929 COUNTY TAXES
The county treasurer's office will begin preparing the 1929 tax statements under J F Metsker. Statements won’t be mailed until November 1 when the tax paying period starts. Delinquent real estate taxes accrue 15 percent interest and may be paid any time. Delinquents remain but not as many as in other counties. Tax rolls for banks and the county are ready for banks.
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J. F. Metsker
Hartwell Millinery Reports Bad Check to Police
The Hartwell Millinery store reported a bad check cashed at closing by someone naming Paul Allen. The check for 10.5 dollars was drawn on Peoyle's State Bank and signed by OW H Allen with endorsement to Paul Allen. Virginia May Flower Shop reported a similar bad check received and endorsed to Paul Allen, signed by W Allen.
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Hartwell Millinery
Paul Allen
OW. H. Allen
Peoyle’s
Virginia May
W.allen
Weather Notes Forecast Cold Spell Through Thanksgiving
The morning temperature stood at 53 degrees and is expected to drop several degrees by dawn. Predictions lagged, especially for Jack Frost, but any cold wave or storm could intensify if unsettled. The writer urges watching the moon’s path and notes the football season ahead hinges on atmospheric disturbances before Thanksgiving.
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Jack Frostj
K.U
John C. Evans
Lindley to Speak at Toledo Friday Meeting
Chancellor Lindley of the University of Kansas will depart tomorrow evening for Toledo Ohio to address the Northwestern Ohio Teachers association on Friday. His topic will be Why Stop Learning with a focus on education. Barbecue sandwiches and Miller's Night Hawk are noted in surrounding context.
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Lindley
Ohio
FE. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Toledo
Northwestern Ohio Teacher’s Association
Cancellor Lindley
National League Declares Truancy Issue Eases
Kansas City Oct 23 AP With 25 000 000 pupils in US schools the truancy problem was declared easier at a meeting of the national league of compulsory education Dr Frank M Phillips US Office of Education cited figures showing about 25 000 000 pupils with 4 000 000 in high school High school enrollment rose to 55 percent of youths of high school age up from 11 percent in 1900 Expansion of curriculum and belief that education yields both material and social rewards attributed to the improvement
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Kansas ‘City
United States
National League of Compulsory Education
Frank M. Phillips
Division of Statistics
United States Office of Education
Phillips
Kansas and Notre Dame football series eyed for 1930 31
Kansas athletic board authorizes Dr Forrest C Allen to schedule home and home games with Notre Dame for 1930 and 1931 amid negotiations with Knute Rockne. If arranged, the slate would boost Kansas first team schedule with two major home contests, alongside Haskell and Nebraska. Board also discusses budget and election of Dr Outland to Alumni vacancy and moves next meeting after season end.
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University of Kansas
Notre Dame
Forrest C. Allen
University Athletic Board
Dr. Allen
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Kansas
University
Haskell Indians
University of Nebraska
Ramblers
Lawrence
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
The
Athletic Board
University of Kansas Athletic Association
John Outland
Kansas City, Mo
Outland
Lutheran Church To Hold Fourth Midweek Service
The fourth popular midweek service will be held Thursday at 7:45 in Trinity Lutheran Church parish house. Rev. C. A. Puls reports strong attendance growth and expects about 100 attendees. Mrs. Lyle Powell will solo two numbers, and a community sing follows the chimes. Puls will give a Bible talk on Mark chapter three. the hour welcomes all Lawrence residents.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
Lyle Powell
Lawrence
Jesus
Rathbun
Hunters Fined for Prairie Chickens in Locvenworth County
Kansas City hunters pleaded guilty to shooting prairie chickens in Locvenworth county. Each paid a $46.70 fine after arrest by state deputy game warden Joseph Concan Ada. The chicken season opened yesterday in Kansas.
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Kansas City
Locvenworth
Joseph Concanada
Mwarden
Kansas
Conditions for airport use set for flying schools
Four conditions must be met by flying schools using the municipal airport. Schools must be Commerce Department approved, pay fair rent, recruit local students, and partner with aeronautics programs at the University. The Curtiss school already meets these terms and is located in Lawrence. Trustees prefer approved schools aligned with university training. A written application is required.
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J. T. Skinner
Department of Commerce
United States
Curtiss School
Lawrence
Skewer
Skinner
Dawdon
Manhattan Pageant Revives the Old West themes
Manhattan Kansas marks transportation day in jubilee week as costumed Indians, ox carts, the Pony Express, and a historical Union Pacific passenger train from 1866 are showcased. The pageant traces the evolution of western Kansas transport with an outdoor phantasmagoria depicting Manhattan’s settlement tonight and tomorrow night.
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Manhattan
Kan
Carl Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas Transportation
New Well Flows Steadily Near McPherson Kan
Oil men gauge a five million dollar strike at the Slick Pryor and Lockhard Gratton well two miles northeast of Voshe pool in McPherson county. Drilled to 3108 feet, it now flows 15 barrels per hour and yields 3 to 4 million cubic feet of gas with oil of 36.7 gravity, no water. The pool may mark a north south extending formation several miles long and the largest Kan sas producer since Eb Dorada.
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McPherson
Kan
McPherson County
Voshelpool
Voshes
Kansas
Whiskey seizure linked to eastern smuggling ring
Harpswell Maine Oct 23 AP a truck with Massachusetts plates loaded with rye whiskey valued at 25000 was seized and four men in a following car captured on a lonely shore road by Brunsac police who had barricaded the highway the seizure was linked to a month earlier when 35000 in contraband liquor was found in a cottage on Gun Point Island revealing a wider smuggling ring across eastern states
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Harpswell
Massachusetts
Brunsac
Gun Point Island
Ottawa talk on Credits and Installment Buying
Professor J G Blocker of the university economics department will speak on Credits and Installment Buying at a Franklin County Credit Men's Association meeting in Ottawa Friday evening.
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Ottawa
J. G., Blocker
Department of Economics
The
University
Franklin County Credit Men’s Association
Goose Bagged by Local Hunter Near Slough
Fred Jaedicke shot a five pound Canada goose late yesterday afternoon at his slough north of the city marking the second wild goose reported bagged this season by local hunters.
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Fred Jaedicke
Kansas Grocers Open Meet in Newton
The third annual convention of the Kansas Retail Grocers Association opened a two day session in Newton Kansas on October 7 28 3 AP notes the event as it begins.
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Kansas Grocers
Newton
Kansas
Kansas Retail Grocers’ Association
Olathe to Name Airport for Buddy Rogers
Olathe Kansas announces naming its new airport for Charles Buddy Rogers film star and town idol. The 80 acre field lies three miles northeast of Olathe on a farm Rogers half owned for $500 down payment earned while a trombone player on a chautauqua circuit. Rogers and his father Bert bought the farm five years ago. Announcement by attorney Frank D Heddrick outlines farm sale and airport plans.
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Olathe
Kan
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Rogers
Bert Rogers
University of Kansas
Frank D. Heddrick
Thea
Memorial marker fund drive for World War dead in Douglas County
A benefit bridge will be given Wednesday night October 28 by the Douglas County Memorial Association to raise funds to pay off the $300 balance on a highway marker placed on highway 40 north of Mud Creek bridge. Tickets are available from committee members Mrs. Nf. A. Jetmore Mrs. W. Thamilton G W Brown Mrs. R. B. Protch Mrs. George Buhene Mrs. Exon Edwards Mrs. ane Corty and Mrs. A. L. Kirch er. The marker honors Douglas county World War dead and is part of a national memorial program.
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Douglas County Memorial Association
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Flag U. Hall
Nf. A. Jetmore
W. Thamilton
Sn G."w. Brown
R. B. Protch
George Buhene
Exon Edwards
Ane Corty
A. L. _Kircher
Mud -Creek Bridkr
Strikers Dump Milk Load In Street At Plant Door
Striking milk producers abandoned a captured 140 gallon truck at the door of a Kansas City pasteurizing plant near Pleasant Hill Missouri and dumped the milk into the street. Dozens witnessed the act as a car followed the truck. No violence occurred. County prosecutor James R Page warned charges of highway robbery against participants. Officials say milk supply is rising and imports from distant plants have increased. Health department denies unsanitary milk.
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Kansas City
Pleasant Hill
Sairme
Missouri
Kansas
City Health Department
Cal Sizer Injury in Street Collision
Cal Sizer, county farm superintendent, was slightly injured when his car, traveling south on New Hampshire, was struck by a car driven by L A Keeler of Centropolis at Twenty First and New Hampshire streets. Keeler’s car lost a wheel. Sizer’s windshield and bumper were damaged. Final notice: 100 copies of the Journal World Toth anniversary special edition remain for sale at 100 cents each, with mail orders available via souvenir wrapper.
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L. A. Keeler
Centropolis
Twenty-First
New Hampshire
Sizer
New Hampshire Street
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Br Sizer
Journal- World
Adv
Wire Chief J F Blair Takes Post in Lawrence Office
J F Blair arrived in Lawrence yesterday to assume duties as wire chief at the Southwest Bell Telephone Company total office. Blair has twenty one years of service with the company, beginning his career in Atchison and serving as wire chief for eight years at Fort Scott.
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J. F. Blair
Fort Scott
Southwest Bell Telehone Company
Lawrence Yester
Blair
Telephone Company
Atchison
Presbyterians to Dedicate Church Week Plan Outlined
Dedicatory plans for the First Presbyterian Church were finalized with a Dedication Week schedule. The West Side church will cooperate, Kansas ministers to participate, and Dr Bleck of Okmulgee will deliver the dedicatory sermon. Events include a Monday men's banquet, Thursday open house tours, Wednesday installation of Rev Theodore Aszman, and Friday organ recital leading to Sunday dedication services.
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West Side Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of Kansas
Vr. I. A. Bierh
Lawreng
Byren
First Presbyterian Church of
Okmulgee
Okla
Meonday
J. R. Holmes
Sieverson
Sessi A
RC Riankin
Connrelion Ya. H. Lindley
Y Watts
Pathe Tenn Fitzgerald
A. D. Grey
Cthy Keyes
B Lucas
Theodore Aszman
B. IH. Graze
Lawrence
William ‘S. Dando
Church of Temporia
John-Ar McAfee
Eo- Westminster Presbyterian Church of
Topeka
M. William Lampe
School of Religion
University of Iowa
Ifrank G. Richards
Kansas Council of Religious Education
George Reynolds
Denver
Colo
Bleck
Waldeman
Geltch
Carbon Remover Demonstration Ends With Fine
Charles Clifford a Oakland salesman demonstrated a car treatment on Sheriff R R Rutherford. Clifford drove at high speed toward the Douglas county line where Rutherford arrested him for reckless driving. Clifford paid a fine of 12.59 dollars plus costs in justice court.
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Charles Clifford
Oakland
Calif
R.R. Rutherford
Rutherford
Lansing
Willie Vernsen
Douglas Counts
Gufford
Douglas County
R. IR. Stevens
Clifford
Ambulance Adds Patient A On Route To Hospital
An ambulance en route to a hospital yesterday afternoon stopped to take on a second injured man. Bartlett B. Dav or Lawrence fainted and nearly fell headfirst. The vehicle struck a car injuring driver R. F. West, who suffered facial cuts. Day regained consciousness and his condition is not serious despite blood loss.
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Topeka
Bartlett B
Dav
Lawrence
R. F. West
West
Day
Junior High P T A Meets First Meeting of Year
The Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first meeting of the year on Thursday October 24 at 3 30 in the study hall of the old high school building. A short program will precede a reception for new teachers with music by the junior high orchestra and remarks on what P T A can do for students.
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Jayhawk Cleaners. A fragment notes coats and prices but details are unclear.
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Winter Coats C
Yeone
Jayhawk Cleaners
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