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‘SATURDAY, NOV. 24, ~ Baby Boy Burned to
Death in Crib
By United Press HAMMOND, Ind. Nov. 24—A 14-month-old boy was burned to death today and his mother was injured seriously when fire destroyed their one-and-a-half-story frame hoyse in. Hammond. David Lee Lundsford died in his crib in the upper story of the house. His mother, Mrs. Ima Jean Lundsford, 20, who was asleep on the first floor when flames broke out, plunged through a window to safety, - ? She suffered cuts, bruises and shock. Her condition. was described as “serious” at St. Margaret's Hospital. Assistant Fire Chief James Burke said the fire was touched off by an explosion of an oil stove on the first floor. Mrs. Lunsford’'s husband, Osgood, ‘was at work at the Inland Steel Co., East Chicago, at the time of the fire. 2
Attack Transports
To Return Lecthernecks
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. 24 (UP)—Two attack transports re, turning Marines from Korea are seheduled to arrive. at West Coast ports Tuesday, headquarters of the amphibious forces of the Pacific Fleet, announced today. The U. 8. 8. Lenawee will arrive in San Diego with 1231
Leathernecks and Naval corps-'
“men, Of the Marihés 229 are attached to the corps’ air wing and will leave immediately for El Toro Air Base, Cal. The U. 8. 8. Menard will arrived in San Francisco with another group of combat veterans.
O'Dwyer Eats Barbecue And Heads for Tijuana
LAREDO, Tex., Nov. 24 (UP) — United States Ambassador to Mexico Willlam J. O'Dwder left, here today to spend the week-end at Tijuana, Mexico, after Laredo citizens gave him a farewell barbecue. Mr. O'Dwyer. who inspected the International Falcon Dam now being constructed on the Rio
Grande 75 miles south of here vesterday, refused to answer newsmen's questions concerning
U. 8. affairs.
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& LOADING . .. Look at what this boathoist has brought up from the dock.
She is red-haired Helene Stanley, Hollywood mewcomer.
The boathoist 1s part
of the Portuguese Bend Club where she is appearing after completing ‘Wait
Till the Sun Shines, Nellie.”
and Hugh Marlowe,
Abdullah Gets All Fouled Up In That Red Tape
Trooper's Daughter in—
The movie co-stars David Wayne, Jean‘ Peters
Social Register Seems
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officer and unable to make trip.
CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. 24 (UP) — Texan Sheppard (Abdullah) King was stymied again. by Egyptian officialdom today in his efforts to rush his marriage to shimmydancer Samia Gamal. Mr. King turned up with Samig
To Frown on Film Folk
By United Press NEW YORK, Nov. 24—A Connecticut state trooper’'s daughter found a place today in the 1952 Social Register, but a stalwart of
timer Hall, who married actress Ruth Roman, also was left out. Mrs. Grant Harkness, former wife of William Haie Harkness, a was listed on page 321 in last at the governorate in Cairo ‘to high society for half a century year's’ edition, but failed to rewhose son married a movie peat following her marriage to answer questions about the actress was snubbed by editors actor Robert Montgomery. planned wedding. He waited for ,¢ the book.
Joan Leidy Paine, granddaugh-|
things, furniture, elo t hing, toys, household equipment, and most anything elise . . . and list these things For Sale in a RESULT - GETTING Want Ad in The Indianapolis
three and one-half hours and! The ‘' former r of the late Joseph E. Widener! was then told everything would daughter of Trooper have to wait until tomorrow. Foley, Bridgeport, Conn,
"The Texan, who took the name
{Abdullah when he became a mos-
Thelma Foley, te
named in the Who's Who of the Maj. James Chandler Ray,
400 because of her marriage to
In for First Time
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Make your list now, and phone PL-aza 5551 by noon on Saturday ... your “Christmas Money” Want Ad will appear in ALL EDITIONS of the big SUNDAY TIMES
socially prominent John 8S. Hoyt
lem so he could marry Samia, smiled and said: “Sure, I'll be back tomorrow.” Samia put it in the eastern manner: “We'll be back tomorrow; incha
Allah (Allah willing)”
Mr. King was called to the gov-
ernorate because as a foreigner permission for him to marry Sa-
mia must come personally from the head of the governorate's political bureau.
IT of Stamford, Conn. last October.
Dropped From List
Mr. Hoyt's father had said of his son's wedding: “If people think we should object to a fine girl like Thelma because of social and financial reasons, let them wake up. America has changed.” Dropped from the list was Richard B. W, Hall, a socialite of 50 years’ standing. His son, Mor-
Blackwood on Bridge—
Mr. Meek Reluctant to Bid No-Trump
Typically enough, Mr. Meek, with a good hand, wasn't willing to bid no trump without a gure stopper in the unbid suit, hearts. On the second round he contented himself with a
diamond raise. But, of course, Miss Brash then had no fear of bidding three no trump, holding absolutely nothing in the other unbid suit, clube, ”
~ * THE contract was a reasonably sound one, depending only on a successful spade finesse, Mrs. Keen opened the king of clubs which was ducked in dummy. Mr. Dale played the eight spot, not because he folJows the unsound practice of always playing his second high-
Mrs, Keen
South dealer East-West vulnerable
because he was honestly and justifiably interested in continuation of the suit.
But marriages helped
several
persons to enter the register for
the first time. Among
them were Benjamin
Warren Jr., the former Ethel du Pont’s new hubby, and A. Schuy-
ler Clark's wife, the
heiress.
The editors, who never give]
reasons for their choices,
rations.
Organizations—
former Ritchie Farrell Warre, a coffee!
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One of two obstacles to the| return of D..C. Stephenson from| Minnesota was eliminated today iby Gov. Scricker.
The Governor notified Minne-
|sota, authorities that Stephenson
will be brought "back on extra-
dition by another Indiana parole officer in place 6f Woodrow W.
Pence, named in the court order, He is now a federal probation the
However, Stephenson may delay his return further by appealing to fhe U, 8. Supreme Court yesterday’s decision by Minnesota Supreme Court justices, The decision ended son's year-long legal
Stephenbattle to
|avoid being sent back to Indiana | State Prison to serve out a life
sentence. He had served 25 years before his parole in March, 1950.
Once-powerful Stephenson was {ruler of the Ku Klux Klan
Indiana Statehouse employee.
If Stephenson does not appeal Jan. 1— fthe court order, he will be re- government than partisan politics. Minnesota's Ed
turned as Hennepin
soon as County Sheriff torney General he is ready hand Stephenson over at Minnesota-Wisconsin state line,
Happy Birthday— FBI Crime Lab
Now 19 Years Old
in {Indiana in 1925 when convicted | of second-degree murder in the death of Miss Madge Oberholzer,
the
Hoosier Profile
By Bill Folger
AT A TIME when the question of decency in government is uppermost.in thé minds of many (citizens, a 68-year-old lawyer who says the most important thing in life is knowing right from wrong has taken over the top job in city govern-
ment here,
Next year he will become the unofficial minor-
ity leaders in City Council.
By a queer fuirk of political fate, this is largely the local effect of the performance of nis own
party on the national level.
Sos
. THIS MAN, of course, is Christian J. Emhardt, president of the City Council, who last Monday was chosen by the Council as Mayor pro tempore He succeeds another Democrat, Phil Bayt, who has resigned as Mayor to become a municipal judge after losing the Nov. 8 election
of Indianapolis.
to Municipal Judge Alex Clark. The Democrats’ Mr. Emhardt survived.
In fact, he won more votes than any other Democratic candidate for the new Republican-
dominated City Council.
‘But instead of being president of the Council and, as such, the majority leader —
after Jan. 1 he will be the unofficial minority
of his showing at the polls and his leadership of the Council for the past four years (the councilmen elect their president annually).
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MR. EMHARDT—who took his oath today to
become Mayor until Mr. Clark
Here is how he says it:
w “The election is over. We should all ‘work as {Ryan notifies the Indiana At-icitizens, and not as politicians,
to everyone.” Christian Emhardt adds that although he is an “ardent Democrat” and always has been, his main concern—in line with his whole “philosophy of life” —is “to do the things that are for the best interests of all the citizens of Indianapolis.®
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HIS LIFE STORY is a typical American success story of a local boy who made good-—in his
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Political Emhardt Mayor .
irk Makes
HR A i gaits
samc avalanche of votes brushed the majority in the City Council.
says he is more concerned about good
for the good of
But
leader by. virtue
. FROM JP TO MAYOR~—Christian J. Emhardt.
Four years ago he was elected to the City Council.
takes over on
practiced law here. His main recreations are: golf and bowling. Although he takes his professional and political life very seriously, he's the sort of man who can throw off the cares of office to enjoy a quiet round of golf or to play Thursday night in the Elks Bowling League. (He used to average 180— but now, he confesses, his bowling score is usually around 160.) ‘ He also likes to hunt and fish. Every year he Joins a group of 8 to 10 good friends who call themselves the “Reelfoot Club” because of their
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 (UP)! He missed being a native of Indianapolis by annual piscatorial pilgrimage to Reelfoot Lake, ~The FBI celebrated a birthday only six months, and he’s lived here ever since. Tenn. : today-—the 19th anniversary of For 51 years he lived in the Emhardt family 0 oS
the founding of its scientific home in the 1600 block of S. East St.
crime detection laboratory.
vears ago he moved to his present home at 718
When first established by FBI E. Morris St.
Director J. Edgar Hoover
in
He's
1932, it consisted of one techni- Democrat.
cian and a small lot of scientific
) After leaving Manual High School, he worked equipment. Now it boasts scores his way through the old Indiana Law School, now
of scientists and equipment of the part of Indiana Upiversity. A
latest design, including an electron microscop€ for the most pre- mar told him:
cise analytical work.
In short, the FBI has developed (Chris demurred
in the last 19 years the
fin
est hy assuring him:
graduation in 1908, the Democratic county: chair“Chris, I'd like to have you run the peace of Center Township” but the chairman pressed him
for justice of
“lI know we're
laboratory for crime detection in gjacted.
the world.
Mr. Hoover said in a “birthday” statement that more than 1,140. 000 examinations have been conducted in the laboratory since it was founded. These included state and other as
work for local, fedema! enforcement well as for the FRI
agencies
Astronomers to Take Closer Look at Sun
BERKELEY. Cal. (UP) — Astronomers will be able soon to sun instruments 17-year-old that can create artificial eclipses. “vicious” beatings inflicted on his Dr. Walter Orr Roberts of the mother and accusations she was Walter of racing fame, was dropped after University of Colorado said in a unfaithful,
take a close look at through powerful
the
was she exchanged vows with Army|lecture at the University of Cali fornia here that an instrumen
But he was. “ & a
tide. young Chris Emhardt.
Subsequently he served as precinct committeeman, ward committeeman and member of the
Countv Election Board.
Son Shoots Dad
To Protect Mother
(UP) — A furious at
DETROIT, Nov. 24 youth,
{man-made eclipse by cutting off quarters to report the shooting.
the bright light from the sun so its outer atmosphere can be seen
in detail. Dr. Roberts
said scientis
would study with the coronograph
Doctors said they did not expect! Paul Jones, 47, to live. He was| g.gg p. m. tists Shot once in the back of the head.
His son, Ferris, told officers he Named to Fair Board
the “northern lights.” which are had shot his father.
believed to originate from streams
He said he was awakened by
always been a South Sider,
THIRTY DAYS before the election, Mr. Emhardt recalls, “some sort of wave” réversed the And the Democrats were
Eleven MR. EMHARDT is a member of Friedens
Evangelical and Reformed Church, Centre Lodge F. & A. M,, Scottish Rite, Murat Temple Shrine, Indianapolis Lodge of Elks, Odd Fellows, city and state bar associations, Exchange Club, South Side Turners and Indiana Democratic Club.
Others in his immediate family are well known. His sister, Mrs. Marie Dierdorf of Terre Haute, .was chosen Indiana's mother of 1949. His older brother, Adolph, is a local lawyer,
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HIS YOUNGER BROTHER, Dr. John Thilo Emhardt, founded the Emhardt Clinic here. But the best-known member of the Emhardt family in this television era is Christian Em hardt's son, Robert, a Broadway actor who appears regularly on “Suspense,” the network show seen locally on WFBM-TV at 8:30 p. m. Tuesdays.
always a
little before his
not going to get
in—including
Meanwhile, for 44 years, Mr. Embhardt has
The Emhardts, who started out in the 70’s and 80's as the family of a thrifty, hard-working German immigrant, have done all right in this
land of opportunity.
Where to Go
Basketball, Southport at Tech. 70c. 8 p. m. Hollywood Ice Revue,
$240° and $1.80. State Fair
fea- | turing Barbara Ann Scott. $3, |
Screen Dillinger Takes the Pledge
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 24 (UP) —Screen tough guy Lawrence
shot and critically| t wounded his father early today.| {called a coronograph can cause a He then drove to police head-|
[Tierney said from a county jail {cell today that he intends to Dancing with Phil Bauer and |“stick to my word” to “lay off” his orchestra. $1.50. Arthur drinking. Murray Ballroom, 221; N. Penn- | Tierney, who rose to fame as
Grounds Coliseum. 8:30.
of the
, Sylvania. 9 p. m.
the “John Dillinger”
. Dancing with Jack Cavan screen, was placed on three years and his orchestra. Indiana Roof. probation yesterday on condition that he serve the first three day: of a suspended 180-day jail sentence for drunkenness and that he give up liquor. The 32-year-old actor has been
BLOOMFIELD, Nov. 24 (UP)—|
of particles, protons and electrons his mother’s screams and ran'Lowell G. Taylor, Owensville, has arrested 13 times in the past into his parents’ bedroom to find been elected as a member of the seven years, mostly on drunk
{from the sun.
ig-/solar radio static | nored or overlooked some sepa- strong enough to upset radio re- shot his father with his .22-caliber Blackwell,
would that
Scientists also
{ ception.
En
Patrons, Meetings, Speaker Programs
On Club Dockets
Patrons, annual meeting and speaker programs are announced by local women's groups. The National Society of Arts and Letters announces patrons for the benefit program it will sponsor«at 8 p. m.
Wednesday in Caleb Mills Hall,
8 i 8 . roNORTH His partner could not beAead- hortridge High School. P 9 Mr. Meek ing from ace-king as e ace ceeds will go to the scholarship S—A K»®S was showing in dummy Clear- fund. Lydia Aadre, soprano, H—J 10 7 ly, the lead was fro King: will perform. D—J 8 2 queen and at least ghe other ; C—A 3 2 club. The jack, then. was a Magan include Gov. and " ’ re, Schrick Mr. Mrs. WEST EAST vital card and it was up to Mr. Mrs. S¢ ricker, Mr. and Mrs Dale to do everything he could Carl J. Weinhardt, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Keen Mr. Dale to indicate that he, rather than : ST 82 S~Q 848 Miis Brash. Reid i Howard B. Pelham, Mesdames H—AQ5 H—8 6 2 pr sis Hugh Jacob Baker, Charles P—164 D—8 3 En Latham, Paul T. Hurt, Carrie CK Q105 CJ 876% MRS, KEEN continued with Abbott Guio. Charles C. MarSOUTH the queen of clubs which was tin, Walter Houppert and. John Miss Brash won with dummy’'s ace. Miss 1, Helmer. Out-of-town pa Sed 10 Brash entered her hand with & trons include Mrs. Edmund H—K 9 43 high diamond and took a spade Ryurke Ball, Muncie, and Miss D—A KQ 105 finesse, Mr Dale won with the peje Sweeney, Columbus, Ind. C8 4 queen and laid down the jack D ht d Patriot . of clubs. Miss Brash showed out aughters an atriots The bidding: : and Mrs. Keen dropped the 10. The annual meeting of the SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST After cashing the seven of Indiana Chapter, Daughters of 1D Pass 18 Pass clubs, it was clear to Mr. Dale the Founders and Patriots of’ 2D Pass sp Pass that hearts represented his America will follow a [12:30 SNT All Pass side's only hope. He led the P. m. luncheon next Saturday
est card when his partner opens a king against no trump, but
eight of that suit and Mrs, Keen collected two heart tricks
PTA Plans
4 Sessions
The Indianapolis Council of Parent Teacher Associations announces four meetings next week. The High School Service committee will lead the week with its second meeting of the year at 7:30 p. m. Monday in Howe High 8chool. Unit meetings follow: TUESDAY Little Flower School—8 p. m. The Rev. Fr. George Powers, guest speaker; fifth and sixth. grades hosts, WEDNESDAY 8chool 76-——8:15 a. m. panel discussion, “When We Are Parents.” School 67-7:30 p. m. Dr. Her man L. Shibler, guest speaker,
Personals-
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Berry, 5203 Lester Ave, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house tonight. There are no invitations.
to defeat the eontracs, na Set Hobby Review
The Indianapolis Links will hold a hobby review from 4 to
in the Propylaeum. Three year officers will be elected with Mesdames Herbert R. Hill, Edythe M. Easton and Carl W. Pielof the nominating committee in charge. Mrs. Harry A. Van Osdol will describe antiques shown in the home of Henry DuPont, Wilmington, Del. Mrs, Hill is being sponsored by the chapter as a candidate for national secretary. The
6 p.m, J d : Here for the occasion is their H pein. Jomorfow in. Wlanher Slechics wi be helg he tae Gen daughter, Mrs. Charles Baker ouse, ington, D. C > Lane, Washington. Other chil- The reception line will in- ar
dren who will be on hand are Mrs, Joseph Searcy and John Russell Berry. . ow» Mr. and Mrs: Roy R. Comrie, 3317 EF. 26th 8t., will be honor
clude Mesdames Vernon Doyle, Robert Lawson and Daugherty Moore. Mesdames James Ander Frederick Evang, C. F. Allen and Lorenzo Simpson will
|0n,
Rotary Club
Miss Gertrude Rhoades will discuss her trip to the Holy Land at the 6:15 p. m, meeting Tuesday in the Propylaeum, The Woman's Rotary Club will gponsor the talk.
guests at an open house from serve at the tea tables. Mrs. 2 to 5 p. m. tomorroy. Hosts P. L. Walker, and Mrs. Cecil Universal Club will be Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Powell will assist . exhibitors, The Universal Club Auxiliary
Comrie. 2609 E. 40th 8t, son and daughter-inilaw, The guests will leave Dec. 1 for Tdsda. There are no invita. ons.
Hostesses will include Mesdames Harry Hawkins, Edward Banks, Charles Asbury and Ralph Hanley,
will meet at 12:15 p. m. Tuesday in the Hotel Warren for a luncheon. Miss Dorothy Rengon, Consumer Relations, Ayres’, will speak
Bridge Talk— Several
Attending Nationals
I OCAL attendance at t
he’
Fall Nationals and results of play are announced by local bridge clubs today. Attending the fall nationals in Detroit Leland Hotel, Detroit, Mich, Dec. 1 through 9, will be Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Ittenbach, Mesdames A. R. Coffin, Joseph Brower, John R. Kelley, R. F. Pasho, J. E. Morris, Wallace Simpson and Wayne Warrick, Easley Blackwood, Walter J. Pray and Sidney Kasle. Local winners follow: Marott Club, Tues. night: N & S§ (Possible Score 270)-—Mrs. Arthur Pratf, Mrs. Thompson 154; E. A. Freeman, W. A, Weindorf 147; Mrs. Coffin, Mrs. Warrick 142.5: E & W (Possible 270)-—Mrs,
Randall Bass, Mrs. William Ep- | | are Maebelle Hendlemann, vice
stein 160.5; Mr, Thompson, Loufs Harris 157.5; Mrs. Arch Fal-
ender, Mrs. Kenneth Pettijohn |
150. ” » » ALLISON Contract Club, Tues, night: N & 8 (Possible 126) -- Cecil Hunt, Dr. R. E. Jennings 83.5; Floyd Mitchell, Frank Avila 71; (Possible 129) Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Poste 72; E & W (Possible 126)-—R. G. DuBois, J. R. Nelson 73.4; James Mattis, David Lafuse 71; (Possible 129)—Mr. and Mrs. O. H, Reich 69. y
iz often/her
“vile! names.
rifle,
‘What Do You Think?
study his father beating her and calling|Indiana State Fair Board. Mr. charges. His latest arrest came He said he/Taylor succeeds Kenneth F.'when he appeared barefoot in a
Franklin, who re- bar and offered to “whip anyone
signed. in the house.”
Princess Maggie's Figure Better
Than Jane
Br United Press PARIS, Nov. 24—A fashion authority said today that Britain's Princess Margaret has a better figure than Hollywood's Jane Russell. The expert, who asked that her name be kept secret, delighted fashion-conscious Parisians by giving out the visiting Princess’ dimensions. Her 33';-inch bust, 33-inch hips and 213-inch waist “add up to a perfect figure — very good for her moderate height,” the informant said. The fashion expert recalled that Miss Russell’'s 38-inch chest was more
| expansive but on a much bigger
frame, The vivacious Princess, who returns to England today, wound up her trip to Paris without having seen a single naughv girlie show, Princess Margaret had wanted to visit the famed Bal Tabarin night club, which boasts the citv's largest dazzling can-can girl lineup, but royal protocol said “No!” Similar night spots were put off-limits to the Princess because they were “too nude,” so Margaret settled for dinner at
Piano Teachers To Attend Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blazer, Greenfield, will entertain members of the Indiana Piano
leachers Guild and ‘their fams with a buffet supper andtomorrow night,
1 studio party Mr. Blazer is president of the
guild. Other officers who will assist
president; Pauline Mildred Jarvis, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Margaret Jensen, treasurer,
Clark and
On South2rn Trip
Miss Janet .Siebert, 619 N. Bradley Ave, and Miss Margaret Dale, 3608 Robson St,
left Thursday on a trip to Mi-
ami Beach, Fla, and Havana, | Cuba.
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Russell's, Says Expert
PRINCESS MARGARET — A perfect figure.
JANE RUSSELL — A much bigger frame.
the nld. established. elegant and Montmartre night clubs. | expensive Maxime's restaurant. Regal shenanigans on the The Princess stayed out danc- previous night included Mar. ing until the early hours of the garet's playing a piano in a
morning after being guest of honor to Prince Paul of Yugoslavia at the Montparnasse and
pickup band before a small but enthusiastic audience that included Greta Garbo,
5 Per Cent of Stock— ; M'Carthy Pipes Himself Into Egypt Oil Pipeline
Br United Press PARIS, Nov. 24--Texas Oil-
man Glenn McCarthy said today that he has signed a contract involving the exploitation of more than four million acres of Egyptian oil lands. The contract calls for purchase of a majority interest in the National Petroleum Co. of Egypt which controls the exploitation of oil lands in the-8Sinai Desert, Mr. McCarthy said. The Houston oil tycoon sald he planned to invest about $10 million in the project. His contract, he said, calls for the purchase of an option which French Oilman Dr. Stanislas Delazovert ‘held on between 92 and 93 per cent of the company’s stock.
conditions now being fulfilled nearly all of the approximately 9 per cent. His personal share is 5 per cent, he said. Mr. MgCarthy said Johnny Mey er, former associate of movie pro ducer and oilman Howard Hughe: who accompanied him on a r¢ cent trip to the Middle Ea: shared an undisclosed part of h 51 per cent stock. He sald he re tained for himself all votin rights, He said in an exclusive Inter view that the final agreement ws signed ‘last “night after negotis tions here with Dr. Delazove: {and executives of the company ! Mr. McCarthy said ha and his conclude an initial “memo agree associates had bought, subject to ment” reached in Cairo Inst week.
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