I'lnil-srtm-.
NoveinWr
1H.
iHnS
One-Tlme
Maryland
HandymQn
To
denounce
U.S.
Citizenship
.
,...
,
.
"
.i
V.
,1
ll,n
t,
n,na
n
June
Callwood
Puts
on
Clue
Bonnet
Likes
it
Best!
.
had
the
Keys,
was
cut.
i
guad
c'.ean-un
KI'IOWAi;,
Scotland
(Reu
I'll
soon
k..
i
I
tei
Ki
Sir
Adrian
Dununr,
one
"
'WIT
hin.p
handv
man
from
Maryland
will
not
live
in1
the
manor.
In
busy."
65
v,
!uiio
WilO
Inherited
illhClllea
a
a
Scuttish
tiCUVUSn
title,
line,
Juct,
they
mrj
don
u"n
t
miu
know
where
ucic
t
iney
He
had
no
lntentiw,
.
ing
the
mm!
I
01
"
stood
in
the
shadow
of
a
dere-
can
live
on
the
estate.
Ratepayers
Reject
Motion
Seeking
Grant
From
City
Alderman'
George
Casey
might
be
a
good
supporter
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Community
Ratepayers
Association
but
he
wasn't
having
any
part
of
a
motion
that
the
city
council
subsidize
the
ratepayers
7)00
to
help
it
carrv
on
its
busi-
i
lts
W0:K-
Aid.
Casey
said
the
city
coun-
ness
was
defeated
at
an
associa-
j
lict
moss-covered
mantion
andl
"At
the
moment
I
Just
can't
!
1
him
"a
e,An,r
dollars
and
at
aid
he
will
renounce
his
United
find"
a
place
to
live
in,"
Baronet
states
citizenship.
!
Dunbar
said,
"but
even
bo
It
I
.
1-
4L...111
n
bAA
11..
81)
,.
vants
most
h
.
i:
-
I
I-
N
N-
1
1
f.
.1
ail
:
I
L
i-
1
I
'
'
f
-
:
V,
V
?""
,
iff
;
Y-
?n
out
,4
the
estate
Is
an
Whi'e
he
paid
his
first
visit
to
,
u,c
-
"
"
l,,c
"The
whole
estate
needs
a
less
tax,
in
ri
ts
'an
hi,
Ills
ancestral
estate
at
nearby
Mofhrum
Park
Tuesday
he
suld:
"I
am
going
to
renounce
my
i
American
ritincnslili)
oecause
this
is
my
home
and
this
Is
the
land
of
my
origin."
nectinz
held
in
the
Legion
:
en.
eiecieu
uy
me
p,
tion
eouldn't
be
rightfully
called
on
Dunbar
was
born
In
Weymouth,
England,
f.O
years
ago.
le
inner.ted
Mn
hium
Pari'
auditorium.
J.
W.
Prusky,
speaking
to
the
;
motion,
said
the
ratepayers
or-
j
l(flVT!ir"lf
i
nr.
iii.
AnvnniKi.
k.,
i
i,
1
'Cl'V
Xj
lime
4
?l
liood
SU'fif'Stnm
frnm
lion
ionization
was
the
backbone
of
wnh
ciuii-ki-tartinir
to,,,!
,.,....
',.
"'
,H,J
ckiiI.
line
of
(
.-inula
s
most
fanmiH
to
support
the
ratepayers.
If
the
council
was
going
to
assess
its
taxpayers
to
subsidize
the
ratepayers,
it
would
mean
in
effect
having
two
city
councils.
t:efcr
matter
In
any
case,
he
added,
the
present
council
would
merely
iinnuUai
uf
Ix.iliua
i
..,.
i.
I
,
'
"(
Iliulji
pupulur
wnh
every
uv
M,'
"
iT
'"
lunatin.r
I.,...,-
..
,'
.
"
M
II
M
t4
.
.....
,,,,
W1U1
,
-
of
nnnaninii
und
nnml.
nrh
ih
lk
'',i,ii,
,
wnii
a
iiiifm
tw;
or
ronknl
w,i,
wrvrd
Willi
corn
syrup.
Mullier
learns
quirkly
Hal
ii
ii,
"
days
wa-lniig
or
itouiu
or
Klu.ppmi!
uln-ad
ai,e
with
Its
40-room
mansion,
15
farms
and
3,400
acres
of
land
In
T.M'pm
v
win
n
h!
Iitcomp
'hi1
12lh
baronet
of
Dunbar
after
the
death
of
two
previous
baroni;ts.
He
arrived
in
Scotland
about
10
days
ago
and
until
Tuesday
had
been
conferring
with
his
lawyers.
Dunbar,
who
went
to
the
U.S.
via
Canada,
was
obviously
dhan-pointed
when
he
and
his
American
wife,
Kmma,
drove
up
to
f
'ivtiruin
mansion,
a
crumbling
ruin.
He
couldn't
get
in
to
see
the
p!a:;r.
The
caretaker,
who
!i:ir:i.mt'
wriltTs:
('(impure
1)1.
lit
xi.
Jii.rf
Howft
M:irr;iriiie
wnli
atn
-prcad
:tt
tltitl
price!
Like
tin'
Wlfi'
of
miDior
I
rem
l'liivw.
you
will
find
)K
l.i'.XK
Hi.ru
Hoknkt
a
delimit',
punnv-sweet
Huvor
is
really
wnnili'i
lul.
You
II
appreeiflic
its
nutritional
v:ilm,
too.
Anil
.miu'II
find
1
K
1,1
XI'
ISu
K
Hoxnkt.
in
loin
toil-"
rappi'd
cjiunicrs,
is
ft
niaivrl
til
f
Kuril
quarter
is
ideally
tM.piil
ionit
lislil
"ii
the
serving
platr
,.r
t,.
slitT
into
neat
puts.
Knjr
d
luv
ipL.lil
v
pill-
i
mi-vi'iiirnrn.
Ask
lf
!'
try'
H..i
K
licNNLT
Mitrm-niic.
m-m
noun-liinir
"Crpiun
n(
Wl..,.i"
"
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
90!)
Third
Ave.
Wist
Pliune
Ked
878
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
Take
Out
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Daily
K'UITUllOllSI
"
hot
A
llXlthy
Buby!"
in
hC
t'NABLE
TO
liSE
HER
ARMS
because
of
paialyolo,
22-ycar-o!d
Helen
Melvln
of
ViTinnipcg
paints
as
a
hobby.
She
clenches
the
brush
between
her
teeth.
Her
instructor
said
Helen
has
"accomplished
in
a
year
what
most
artists
would
take
10
years
to
learn
because
she
has
worked
so
hard
at
it."
Gyros
Hear
of
Difficulties
Of
Pleasing
Radio
Audience
refer
the
matter
to
the
incoming
council
and
the
new
civic
,
;ocly
would
turn
it
down
as
it
j
nad"
a
previous
request
by
the
i
-,s::ociation
of
the
same
nature,
j
"The
ratepayers
can't
discuss
I
things
at
city
council
meetings,"
'Mr.
Prusky
soii.
"I
disagree
that
we
would
have
two
city
I
councils.
We
have
a
group
here,"
'ie
said,
referring
to
the
asso-
,
iation,
"that
is
working
toward
i
Ihe
advancement
of
the
city."
Aid.
Casey
agreed
that
the
'
prime
for
a
ninl
tier's
loving
rarp.
And
ninny
ninthcr
I
know
ay
it's
Inicli
praisi"
for
IIKINZ
HAISV
ML
''f
'
i
jjj
For
action
try
Classifieds
E3
YWIM,
t
o
o.
"Skinny"
Girls!
'Difficulties
In
plear.ing
all
instead,
he
doesn't
know.
He
has
t
hmt
Urnlm.
Fill
miMKnr
n.plitinn'
nlm
wis
:
tnt
nf
the
radio
nubile
were
no
suRee.sllon3
to
nisiKe
vsn.n-
rim
r.
fo
iu.
;'
up
u,(!v
J)')llov.
l.
1
unit
inv
In"
.
ik
tit.
'
(Wilt
OitK-tlOH
Ln
k
(l
irt.il,
tutr(iV'-i
tt
(.(.,
Hire's
To
Thai
Sr;J,1H,
fj.
f
...
in
a
cuiw.
h,:,i
nva
yui
nnd
ImliU
ymi
wiih
d,;,,.
fill
f.-i-i'.
Ami
il,..!',
m,y
ela-in
ii
iviili
I.
V-1IA
lt!,lt,
rue.
yon'H
f.
-l
a
mw
iinn
in
n
form-lii
i
ina,
runn-tii'ilim
iidl(
mode
of
dm
"mm,!,
i1
vim
I
tlx
o
to
ill
IIY:
vim
ml-
-d
mii
Hi
lillm
tivi
fa
'iiJc.
llUnt-
o
promote
civic
welfare
but,
he
:
described
by
Bill
Hankinson,
soever.
Perhaps
Uie
best
way
to
said,
he
would
rather
the
asso-'
manager
of
CFPR,
at
the
weekly
please
that,
type
of
listener
is
ck.tion
did
it
on
its
own
initla-;
luncheon
of
the
Oyro
Club
yes-
to
have
a
program
of
complete
live.
"We
hive
no
right
to
hope
j
terday.
Uiic
;-'.
'
that
the
city
council
will
pro-
"There
is,
for
example,
the!
lne
speaker
said
that
or.e
of
vide
funds
for
the
ratepayers
;
fellow
who
doesn't
like
any-1
the
most
serious
criticisms
is
association.
There
are
service
thing,"
Mr.
Hankinson
said.
"He
'
that
the
CDC
is
too
'cultural"
clubs
in
town
who
do
good
;
wm
tell
vou
to
chance
it
all
but
ami
ii
trvine
to
uive
listeners
(im
Uny
si
'
n'
l
.
'fiy
tl;r
Tomo
'1!)U
li
fM
ioM'U
11,
tu-w
inl
viUlily,
UHiMy.
At
.ill
iliiiH'4t.
l
or
hi
liiel
thrive
on
Hi
itu
Baby
Foodn
,
.
.
Ilic
whoksomc
Prr-t'oiiki'd
(rruln
nnd
tho
notitLliinic
vanriy
of
atruinrrl
rrlrat
fooil
prmhifis,
sups,
Vf
pi'lflldiil
nnd
iliiwrls
all
rx-rarlly
Idindid
Ui
nivc
Imby
llm
uoiiri-hnn'iit
hi
nnil.i.
And
pn-nHikcd,
too.
All
ymi
luivo
to
ihi,
molhrr,
is
take
thrm
from
the
tm,
lifat
nnd
sfrvo.
.And,
iti'-i-dinislly,
whrn
linby's
a
nl
oliler.
he'll
lie
readv
for
IHINZ
JI'MOlt
FOOIJS.
Your
d.al-r
has
thi'm
snd
lliu
rnmpttte
varieiy
of
Hi
mi
llaliy
Fonda,
u
well.
Neil
lime
you're
shoppuig
look
for
Ilrius
t'ciwiii,
B.ihy
nud
Junior
1'ouils.
lli.it
5tn-t,i,
and
Bivi-
vt
trolfi
piTff'-l!y..
I'.il,riin
fi;,!i
"l.ri?il,
"
hip
m
unit'i,
rfiilly
lii:re
-o
llillil
mid
n,i
ili.rlalde.
V.I,
vork,
raise
their
own
money
,
wnen
ftsked
what
he
would
like
urc-nims
they
do
not
want.
Liiuub
a.siii
tiic
riijr
iu
iu:iv
you
fan
lian-
ihe
tiipiic
of
Mm
them
money.'
in
nivtiurl,
Uuuki
to
yam
Nt
xl
t
ine
y,..i
-nop.
ak
iw
OPEN
TO
EVERYONE
a
Kirdlt'
thinly
wiMi
"l..t-11-x
-
ASK
FOR
SCOTlANO'f
FAVOUKITC
ION
JOHNNIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
nut
ui
le
yarn
that
liuk
liiii
Mr.
Prusky
replied
that
there
nil
'
'I
here
are
thoce
who
argue;
that
v;c
put
on
loo
much
'long-;
huir
nnf
.ic,"
he
remarked.
".et;
the
fact
is
that
on
the
CISC
light,
popu'ar
music
is
given
more
in-'.-
i'i.xn
uny
other
item.
It
is
allowed
about
25
per
cent
of
the
;
M'
-it
hv'i.'d'
a
'nit:
hom-;.
-'.yt-
.
phony
music
is
well
down
the
Kinsmen
Club
Plans
Yuletide
Activities
Here
was
a
difference
between
service
clubs
and
the
ratepayers
as
t
)
Menu
,
(
USEFUi
HINT
No
14
U-jfe&fi
&
'
J
A
15
02.
con
is
equal
I
S'f
M
fo
1
cups.
k.
(
)
6
CH
H
E
D
FOODS
K
B309
S
11
y
jtprutt
9ett
t-in
no
mnwm
t
i
nniimii
nnsnart
iucy
re
w
m
sociation
in
as
much
as
thsi
latter
wus
open
to
unlimited
I
od
dainty,
with
erup
edn'si,
ptflty
po.kn,
w-jiMnn
rikI
niivi
hound
in
mv
fuvorue
i'iil('il.LA
HI
AS
I
Ul.U
TA!K.
You
t
Vrift
ill
i
twt'
ii
in
a
ttwi
ud
iiembership.
It
was
open
to
1
veryone
in
the
city
who
has
to
i
ii
m
a
1
foot
the
bill,
he
said.
Mr.
Prusky
started
'a
discus-
j
Plans
for
their
Christmas
:
list
ann
opera
la
ngnt,
ai
uie
.
Party-Pack
sales
campaign
were
bottom."
made
by
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
i
i
ridded
that
.some
variation
,
yesterday.
is
made
in
CFPR
broadcasts
to
Hal
Newman
was
appointed
'
me?t
local
requirements
but
in
!
they
conform
to
the
sion
regarding
the
laying
off
ml
I
vvijy,
to
ihut
Uie
flnf
lawn
n
made
of,
foMn
over
the
nltcff
m
minothty
m
ivy
claitW
to
wm'U
I
ran
K"'
j
daaitif't
cunbi
nation
of
colors,
too,
brain?
1'iwnlia
romi'l
in
eiofftn
txquutite
kmi
,
Willi,
of
ci-urne,
lui.
Some
vi
the
pMtlint
npron
1
make
art
eitt'd
wnh
l'rii"-illa
two
lone
colorj
and
Siimplii
it
y
triiitit
icinaltuiii
ih'k
alo
by
the
nmkMi
oi
FutwilU.
So
wtmttrr
more
Wftwn
buy
nvuit
in
Catnuia
Pruiilki
Butt
Futd
Tnpe
than
any
uthtsi'
kmdf
10
civic
employees.
He
said
that
)
:-':
m
increased
assessment
had
i
1
xen
set
aside
for
public
works
j
miUe.,
whlch
in(,luaes
Frank
1
rir.tio
-,al
pattern.
;
irojects,
and
if
works
depart
nent
money
had
run
out
so
that
Your
Ana
Ilhamsi
.
.
.
irnmpiiiftte
and
ffniifortinii
rrMi'f
from
nw,
Dafoe,
till
Long,
George
Levas
Turning
to
new
programs
to
and
Harry
Sheardown.
The
be
heard
soon
In
Prince
Rupert,
j
party-packs
of
fancy
nuts
will
;
Mr.
Hankinson
'
.said
that
the
i
be
fold
in
a
door-to-dopr
cam-
nvdror-oiitan
opera
:;eric.i
would,
tiiit!mM
or
ei't-ttivet
tit
v
new
nil
I
Htll.AII
M
-nen
were
being
laid
on,
ne
j
X
.-
.
U,F
11
oii.li
au.h
tln.ltil
Hid
Vflt
a::9
would
like
to
know
where
the
money
had
gone.
jpaign
durin-r
the
second
week
start
on
Dec.
5.
After
Jan.
1
two
that
when.0j
December.
new
soap
operas
will
be
intro-
Aid.
Casey
said
his
subject
was
broached
at
Th"
club
planned
to
discon-
dip
cl
as
well
as
the
pronnm!
uy
council,
ne
nap
niggenieu
tinuj
Brinuai
Christ
man
partv
."Folher
Knows
Best"
and
the;
Unw
drv
msitrils
.
.
.
And
if
yi.u'ie
k
pi
aw.i
nmlit
with
(
"eiuffv"
no'.
I
know
no
Mler
MH
4
'
Mi-ntholatum.
Sim.d
you'll
find
vnur
If
n'-tiM
J
.
..ami
w:ik.ne
up
fii'lmn
tW
rifnlii-'l
Ws
rherk
mv
lin.lmil-?
Thin
tmi
lir
a
Id
M
PHI
I".
S1MPI.I.I
Wnle
H.illi.u.1
Itiitlt,
HllO
ff
SliU
Going
SUMS.
lebx,
i;ou
busij
people..
have
a
Coke
as
ijon
work
Montri-ai.
.St
hat
the
semaining
tunas
in
me
for
p,,,,
R
n
cnlldren,
w.-vn?
r.nd
Schuttr.r
.-how.
ri-m,
emetery
reserve
fund
be
used
whlch
hfld
grov,n
t0Q
big
to
a,.(;
poU
for
t,,0
j!ncpy
(ian!?
,
.id
a
start
made
on
tne
over-
,
n;ldlr
pnd
wil,
use
the
ur,ds.Hr.t
Radio.
Arthur
Oodfrey
mid1
.rown
drainage
dltcn.
-
for
nther
piotrcts
such
as
the
thfi"
the
Wraith
rhow.
i
Aid.
Mike
Krueger
told
the
Christmas
party
for
child
pa-'
With
reference
to
nro-rr.ms
!
neeting
that
the
reason
thejH1s
st
Miller
Bay
hospital,
put
on
locally,
Mr.
Hankinson
:-money
had
run
out
was
that
in
Mickev
Fudeer
was
named
chair-
said
that
efforts
are
bf
int
made
I'm
ConrincrA
there
are
lota
of
people
who
kwp
on
buy
ng
ih
familiar
faabiMirand
of
timie
Imndkerrluefa
nmplv
he-cause
they've
never
got
rnund
lo
Irvinir
ai'V
o'lu-r
nmke
.
.
.
Hul
1
brlu
ve
you'll
uhimb
vuii
r
ln
Diatilted,
Itlcntlfd
and
Hotth'd
in
Scotland
Otntentl
Ui
oft,
JOHN
WALKER
ft
SONS
LTD.
Scotch
Whisky
Ditlilleri
keeping
the
city
waterworks
man
of
tne
committee
in
charge
;
'ft
v
h-otulra-ts
of
choir
system
operating
the
water-,
the
Mjer
Bay
party
;
sinr
Hit
in
Prince
lluiiert
(lurim;!
works
accounj
had
been
over-
j
A
rP.ort
Ly
Jark
Inele?
of
t!l.,
fhrbtmas
s-a-:on.
In
nrtcH-;
expended.
I
pr;nr
npnrpp
zone
rn-nrrl;nnnr
'
tiir-i
llTPrr-
are
nin-is
fr
n
Pilnce
'
The
life
and
sparkle
of
Coca-Cola
make
a
little
minute
a
big
rest.
There's
matchless
flavor
in
each
frosty
bottlo.
You'll
like
it.
mining
out
on
someihins:
good
the
iir-t
lime
ynn
trv
KACK-IXI.E
timie
haiiiiken
hiefa.
You'll
liki-
rV
-lle
extm
sofinoiis
.
.
.
ita
doiiy-oft
ran--i
llmt
i
l.;ud'r
to
the
nous.
Its
extra
ub-ortienry
inean
more
ivimiurt
too
.
.
.
and.
bema
nnirh
atrona.-r,
faiv-'lle
i"
most
peart
leal
tiia
for
now
(ne
aa
well
fur
ifiinv-inu
enld
erinm
Me.
take
a
lip
and
In
haee-ll.
KIIMARNCCK,
SCOTLAND
I
This
ucf
vcrtiHcmrm
u
not,
puDUhl
j
or
dtspluyfd
by
the
Mquor
Control
At
the
opening
ol
tne
meet.-
fnr
the
Frontier
Kinvention,
'
P.nrTl
titii".
shev
and
a
'oral
ing
Mr.
Prusky
told
the
rate-1
rr?n
called
Doctor':;
View
stressed
the
need
for
full
sup-
I
You'll
pay
no
more
anil
gut
extra
value
I
r.onrfj
c.r
v
the
Ouvornnient
01
Brtt.iRh
Columbia.
port
by
all
northern
clubs
for
the
j
point.
It
is
al'.o
intended
that
Kinventlon
to
take
place
in
!
Pi-'uu-p
R'Mf
rt
v.ill
l.o
in'lucl"d
Prince
George
next
year.
las
often
as
possible
in
the
new
Ralph
Anderson
was
elected
rrTirnil
profuam,
B.G.
Profile.
treasurer,
replacing
Wally
Isher-!
Th
sneaker
was
introduced
by
wood,
and
John
Banman,
new
Dr.
I,.
M.
Greene
and
thanked
payers
that
they
should
all
exercise
their
vote
in
the
December
10
election
so
that
the
1953
election
would
be
the
"grand-daddy
of
them
all."
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
the
association
approved
a
motion
that
a
hall
be
hired
between
Dec.
3,
the
deadline
for
filing
nominations,
and
election
day,
so
that
all
candidates
could
speak
to
a
public
meeting.
member,
wan
Initiated.
bv
Orme
Stuart.,
A
thrifty
laas
i3
Kit..
D.,
Ko
bargain
buys
eactipc
her.
.
IT'S
TIME
.
.
.
TO
IN5TAL
STORM
WINDOWS
''"
i
The
fall
rains
are
here
arid
winter;
is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
,;,
ttoU'ay
to
Instal
storm
windows
in
YOUR
Jiousc.
,
,
ALL
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MADE
TO
OUDFIt
GREER
&BRIDDEN
LTD.
.
-
.
...lie
aa
-aP
rnilJ
Five
Parties
To
Contest
Victoria
Seat
Of
Hand-e-wrnp
waxed
paper.
215
First
Avenue
West
Phone
DOS
VICTORIA
Finance
Minister
:
Einar
Gunderson
will
be
opposed
by
four
other
candidates
in
the
i
Victoria
by-election
Nov.
24.
j
When
nominations
closed
on
Monday,
the
list
showed:
.
j
Finance
Minister
Gunderson,
Social
Credit;
George
F.
Gregory,
Liberal;
Alfred
Matthews,
CCF;
Progressive
Conservative
Leader
Deane
Finlayson,
and
Mrs.
Doris
Blakey,
Labor-Progressive
party.
Each
time
I
get
a
refill
roll
The
by-election
was
necessi
I
pop
it
in
the
oarton
And
soon
I've
saved
enough
to
buy
tated
by
the
resignation
of
Social
Crediter
Percy
Wright,
elected
last
June.
He
resigned
to
allow
Mr.
Gunderson
to
contest
the
city
seat.
The
minister
was
unsuccessful
in
Oak
Bay
in
the
June
general
election.
Authorized
bettlw
of
Coca-Col
wndor
contract
with
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
132
The
thing
I've
set
my
heart
on
"Coke"
Is
a
registered
trade-mark..
em
""sa.
-
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'ii'r5"a,"'3fc-'li
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:i
5?
MmWDEVlA
MILK
jpSiglpn
FOR
INFANTS
K,Iinii1
FORMULA
mrjH---
Golden
lined
Vacuum
"JS"
Sealed
Can.
and
si
he
aw
ft
ft
ft
ft
UflXED
PAPER
I
if
USE
GEO.
COOK
Jeweller
Christmas
Layaway
Plan
A
small
deposit
'will
hold
any
article
until
Christmas
TERRACE
PRINCE
RUPERT
ft
ft
I?
ft
ft
Yen.
your
llaiul-e-uriii
carton
is
ko
Mining
it
will
initial-1
M'vrrul
rolln
und
wive
you
tll
Mnt
of
u
new
rurton
every
time!
Vi
ln-ti
you
Niiop,
pick
up
two
or
tliH-r
llanl-r-ra;
refills
it'
hiiuirt
ci
unoiny
!
a.
-
Mm0
&m
9
mi,8.siss'
ts
'
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