La Grande evening observer., May 07, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Wednesday, May 7, 1930
fl'SOC PETTY NEWjT
;Mrs. Lee B. Bouvy,
Entertains C 1 u bv
- a . ii T r A t nuitiorouK- Hiimu tumis uoconutMl
At tne JLtl LlTcinCl6.wUh howls of tullp U-aturliff ti
iMt'mhers of the Tuesday Lunch-1,
T-pn club were Kiiesis of Mrs. Iee
11. Houvy yt-sterday afternoon at a
lrhlKe-l:inchon ut the ha tl ran de
hotel with covers placed , for
rvelve. laiucheon vit served at 1
o'clock '.at tables adorned
with 1
j
;vlusterH of tulips. ,
Mrs. L. K. Klnzid received the
ftjyard for hish score.
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TVTvc Ti1 TTnlliafnv
fAi ' LJ Ilia LCI
t. .. TT-.i J. J"111
M I.' I,nu...u In
11,.V V"-'"1" 'n""y "- '
IMIUll ill HIT IIUI1K-. rt IMI'llJ l-VIUI
H.'hetne Qr phtk .ami- green .was
used. I'Mrst prize at curds was won j
I"""!; 'ulze "l T"" "Tm
, V. ,' I?' ' ',""
Ihucl Jones I
tinn awnrd.
iDulnty refreshtnents were serv
ed ' Inter in the afterndun. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. !
Walter Line.
. J
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Y. ,W. E. A. Banquet
YT 1 1 T i XT 1 i
' rlelCl LaSt JNlgllt!
. i
. Perhaps the large.st baiKniet, of
Young Women's -:ducatlonal
a'axiliiiry sinee Its organization, ten
CHARIS ?
is no ordinary
ft tJ 11 si l t in 1 1
varment ,
o
Its utljustalile tletigu,
. patented uml there lore
exclusive, pennii yn,
tUe earer. In re-ereiit
lite slender figure lines
nfvnitrvoiuh.lt) means
of himple udjustiiientH,
you can correct tin--Itracefiil
developnient
oiwuiKl,liipMiiidtligliM
ami wear siuiirl. mod
ern clothes without
diHCtMiifort orrestrainl
I.di mI AiiIIiiii'ImiI Ki'iul'M'illuKvr
ALICE K. GATES
Sucajawea Hotel, Main 830
PURSES
For
MOTHER'S
DAY
Newest styles in 'the
finest bags. Meeker,
Reedcialt and Bosca
made . .
$5.00 TO $28 50
Give her something
GOOD this year.
THEL.&L.
DRUG CO
II STATE
NOW PLAYING
It ran a
year on
Broadway
Tlie
Talking:
Laughing;
Hit!
As a play, "Kcmpy"
ran a year on Broad
way. Its 1001 fresh laughs
have now come to the
Talking: Screen!
0
1
VIA.
mm
1
I years npo took place lant niKht In.
Uhn Uinliiff room of the la Urumk-i
hou-l with covers laid for ! ut
I color Heheme in tlu pastel shades
of luveniiiir and pink. Mended rose
tupers were placed on u few lrj?er
UilileB. Jjire baslicts of lilacs
Wero udded to the decorative ef
fect, l'retty individual iers were t
feature of the menu.
"The lferltagu of Women, an
ititorestlin, and eiiP-rtaiiihiK ud-
dress, was presented by .Miss Ivatn
,Jl6ux of the Ackemuiii Trainintr
isehool. In it Miss Hoax depleted)
i the ehanife of wonu-n's place lu the .
world slncu tho time, she was
, , i , '
With the cattle and household
goods to tho period of Industrialism
jiro'usht? """',,rn
changes it has
The present -Is
neriod or
change and no one can predict tho
outcome, but out of tt nil. I think
'on,. Will ucWl n.l wlMPly,-'.
Tho opening nomh'er of tho pro
gram was a piano solo "Viennese
Walt" by. .Miss Helen Williunm
.'who responded with nn encore.
Another feature was "Annie, Itlcs-
Horn Time" a musleal reading ami
Moa Iioylu
uii'weu ill u. cuiuiuui rustium.-,
Mm..-riauac .t!ooper.--who-- :
been an nctivo. member" of-
lias
tho
atlxlllary for' many years, and a
pleuHlng soloist forj lis programs,
sang for them tho last, time be
fore-moving to her honie In 'Cult
forniu, Miss . .Mima Cooper ac
oompanled her in two-part' har
mony with Miss . Williams at t)u
piano. - : .
The remaining funds of . tho
auxiliary ware, voted ;to bo. given
to the Camp Fire, group, to tho
Methodist church where most oi'
the meetings are held and the rw
mainuor to Miss ltuth-. Margaret
Jtall, who ts now undergoing
series of operations nt -the Mayo
hospital. While here, Miss Hall
was a very active worker in tho
auxiliary in spite of her lllntwm.
Mrs,. Klsle t'lark, president, and
her assisting officers were elected
unanimously for the. coming year.
Mrs, Ksthor'lturnett Is vice presi-
dent and Miss Lula McNees was
; re-eiecieu si'creiary ireawurer. "".pdwere
retiring officors are Pr. ILewa
v uiiea, president, ami airs, jiaie.
(Mark, vice president. . Mrs. (Maitdo
Cooper was chairman of tho pro
gram committee for the year just
closed and Mrs. Kdith nyers is In
churge for the coming year. ' j
As her : closliig address, Vr.
WHkes gave an - Interesting talk
about Madame .Curie, the co-dln.
' oovcrer of radium.
MIsh label Morton led tho de-
lyouonpi. ., . . .. . 1
The followllifr is tho program for
; next year's meetlnits: Homecom-
lnp, Mrs.- fcjlsle Otarlt. chairman us.
sisted -by all tho past presidents;
Carrie Jacobs ltonds, Mrs. Kiiusth
: Tyler; tiio Neurn.ln l.Uratiii'o anjl
Inslcif Msw-Vllce Kllppi14-. .lour-
neys In lloollland, Miss llhviicll
. v . . .minuet a i, Aniiiiue-....I'luierewsici
Alyce f'ook; Romance in ForeiKn Frederick llli.riaman
Lands, :liss Itlanch 1'la.rk;. Drama, lOv'enlnir .. .....Z.... Wll Hums
Jlrs. liontrice Younc; SprinB l'"es- Hungniry ........Z...
lival, Mrs. (S. N. TarkliiKton: bun- ; . Sylvia Turn1
tiuet. Miss -Mubel. Morion. i To a Humming lllrd ....Mrs. Vlrsi!
f ' ' ' ;.' Ariel , Kern
Delightful Bridge ' ;i.niio :l"".b!lL"?"! ...i.ci
Luncheon Tuesday, s',rh,S1.Pr'Mi;cAiibtr'l''n,,''r
s ' . Country Oardens ....Percy Orulnfrer
Mrs. Merlin liatley and . Mrs. H. Marche Mipnonno ;..rotd:nl
K. Oixon were hostesses, -to the Marie Kloberf
Mitzl club yesterday afternoon at On 'the Holy Mount Dvorak
a delightful ' bridKe-luneheo't 1 at Tarantelle in A Flat Heller
Mrs. Itatley's home. Pink tulips Prelude in c Sharp Minor
and lilacs were used In .tho effec- ...Itachmaninoff
tivo decoration of the home.
lunch"on was served nt one o'clock
with covers for 12. ' '
Mrs. ' Deiile Clreen received the
club prize for hitfli score, consola-1
titm award was won by Mrs. J K
Dunn and uest prize was present-.
ed to Mrs, George - Walker. The
club will meet for Its final session
two Weeks from yesterday.
Party Compliments
Mr., Mrs. Siegrist
Honoring Mr. and Mrs; William
Sleirrist. employes of the. Kalk
(store and of the West store were
j hosts and hostesses at dinner last
niBlit In the sold room or ino i.a
Grando hotel. Mr. SieRrlst was
manager of tho West store nnd un
til recently has been with tho Fnlk
store since Us orfnmizution here.
Mr. and Mrs. SicBrlst are leavinir
Juno 10 for a summer's trip to
Honolulu. 1
Hnrry Mclvlnley presided as
toastmaster. nnd everyone present
responded with a toast. Sprinir
flowers decorated the table. Iiter
in the evening bridge, was a diver
sion at the Siegrist homo with Mrs.
Hue I.iughlln and Mrs. Mamie
Itobhins winning the awards for
high score and Mrs. Clark Denny
and Dale. Charlton receiving con
solation prizes.
Those attending wore; Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Siegrist. Mr imd Mrs. d thu f t
Herman H egrlst, Mr. and .Mrs. M. . " , .
I.. Nelson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clark ' T Promote health fru.U, vege
Di nny, Mr. und Mrs. James Me. Ubles, meats, eggs, fih and cereali!
Namee. Mrs. Kllzaheth Donnelly, ' should be eaten for the contribution
Mrs. Ilobblns, Mrs. Myrtle Bunker, each makes to the lystem's needs.
Mrs. George Way. Mrs. Iyiughlln. What is more, desserts, jellies, jama
Misses Adelaide and Hcrnlre .Mul. and confections may be included,
lens, Mrs. A. M. Moore, Miss Iter-( Not only do they contain wholesome
netta Kochenspnrger, Miss Orace elements, but they round out the
Cullen, Dale Charlton. J. D. Smith, : mea jn most satisfying way.
I-Yank Cullen anj Harry McKlnley. The tBsU! q many foodj
, , t-1 i. A 1. definitely increased by using
BU'tnaay Fai'ty At sugar as a flavor. A dash of sugar
TTavricnn rlfimn to a pinch of salt will heighten the
XldrilbOIl XlUIIie flaTor of most vegcUbles. Try this
! suggestion in cooking spinach, tur-
Mrs. Nellie Harrison was hon- f cabbage, tomatoes and
ond yesterday afternoon at h'fi . Th .
t home on Seeood street when a . A. ' . . ,
Kroup of her relative,, and f rlends 'to PWPration of meat and vegc
nurprlsed her with n dMItrhtfnl . UbIe s18-
fnarty in celebration of her birth-
d:iy onnlversary. The roornn were
bH.nitlfuHy d-eoratefi with -ltiwtTS
of aprtnpf flowers and a very pleas
nnt and orf.tl aft'-rnoim v: npt-nt,
followed hy tufty rfrhmeniH.
I Mrs. Harrison was the reeipient of
many, lowly nnil uhcCuI giflB from
thtirte in lulemlnnoe.
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Luncheon Honors
Two Evangelists
ilrs. S. f l.uphHin was hostess
Mo inlay noon at a fleliirhtful lunch.
ton ut which Dr. t'aul Henry IMck-
nrd, Mr. Hnd Mm. Clamle Ne.-y uml
their chfldiva, llarhnra I.qu nnl
Lots Klitine and Mr. uml Mm. It.
U futnam were i? tests at the Lap.
ham home. Pretty tulips formed
a centerpiece on the table and
clusters of lilacs were arranged
about the home. The afternoon
was spent lit pleasant social hours.
P.-T. Association
Tea is Arranged
The. Greenwood Parent-Teacher
"""""mum win urni-num m a ni ne
lit silver tea during the after
hours of art exhibit beglnnliw at
1 o'clock Krlday, . Special music u
imrt m 'Uio week program
.wyi hs presented during tho after-
no"- ,
VI.., cli,.;,
rin an of the soc:al com
mittee, Mrs. J. K. Me.Manus, will
have tho following assistants, Mrs.
Houtrlco Voting, Mrs. Smith llen
drlckson, Mrs. J. K. Charlton, .Mrs.
Martin ltorine, Mrs. v. I-V Mel 'her
son and Mrs. William lleery,
Tliose arranging tho. tea Invite
'pnrernts who attended the- exhibit
of school work, to meet parents
of "ther clnhlreii in tho chooI
In the evening, theru will be a
very brief .business meeting of tho
(Jreenwood P.-T. ' A. beginning
promptly at 7: HO o'clock. A past j
president win install tne roiiowtng
officers for the coming year: Mrs. I
William Ueery. president; Mrs.
(Maude Puekolt, vice president and
Mrs. Kerdlnandson,. scAM-etiiry.
Student Recital I: ,;
; Given' Last Night
f v., .t . '.
A larpo ciJo'-ot- pfiroulHi friomlH
lPnae(J tM0 tUdent recital presoiu-
0(1 ,lJF arH u j arctm Uist night
tn tho kllr0lim r the JtIl Grande
hotft, .Ptvelve of her vounKcr nun-
liH wcro ,reH(,mPa in a program of
delightful, well-played and artis
tically rendered numbers. The stage
wnn iirt'nliiri'd Iti il lovelv setllnir
of tnlip!t anrt macJ( NU,i)eis pluy-
AragonalHC
.......Massenet
Arbutus. '. .....'...I Davis
Kvelyn Mastoti
Pnele Pninus Orant-Schaefel
Tho (Cricket and tho Itumhlo-Hee
A...... Chad wick
Jeun laray In low
Song of the Daffodil .A.Farrar
Vatso Kllse v...... ..Kriml
Gladys- Itoberls
Hickory Piokory Dock ..Thompson
Dill),- Dour 11611 ...
..Thompson
- Munihv
0ll Horseback Darton
c,rtAitt Son b Krelslcr
Helen i-onkev
i'he . l'"lr.'fly Palill ! completed and a cordial luvllalion
l-'irrt Uobin":;!!l!;.'j!'uiiKevs iN .intended to, p.irtMiis and rrleiuls
i.cillit on TueltayZiX4lll)ov'''up',,', A"H,,ui'i .pai-ent-teacber
. iaI.v l,l7e""Rohfteii7IYfiv'v'4,,l be' li.Hd lit- IHu'n'cl'oclc
Flower Sonic . ..Uinso I
Nancy CJ-ulId
t 1 i r
Delphian OOCiety
; LTir, Z
" TlOSteSS XO Ufliei
Tlie local chapter was hostea i
to Mrs. Iena Latham Goblfl, diren
tor of the 1'aelfic Const nssociu
tions of tho Dolphlan society, last
Thursday evening. - Mrs. Goble,
,who is a capable nnd charming
speaker, discussed the merits of the
Delphian study course. She has
the distinction of being supervisor
VARIETY IS
ESSENTIAL IN
CORRECT DIET
Diversified Diet Insures the
System Getting Necessary
- Calories, Vitamins, Min
erals and Roughage
Rarely does a single food contain
all the elements of nutrition. But
tfW1 mi. , rVeH without
Uoctom and dietitian recom
mend a diversified diet. They also
approve the u.e of sugar in making
eHentjal foodi appetizing. Most
ffKMja are nmre d)icioux with sugar.
Thn Suar Institute.
LA GRANDE EVENING
: MODEST
Trade Clarke Registration
I've been promoted, Kilty!
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c V , ,ll,ih,rt" rt' vhl
' 1 'V'H' h'H, K.VO:Wt 1,1
of organised study.
Thu Jelphian society Is part of
a national organization for adult
education with- a membershtu of
UJOrO lllllll .HMI.lMMlj
I- . - !
p' yA Q Qrtlirirtl
XVlVfcM. Id .OCIUUl i i
' P -T1 'A Tl q n a "'Pnn
,.r.-. -a. nans lea
The. Hiveria J'urent-Teaeher as
sociation will bo hostess at Its an
nual benefit silver tea. May ! at
the school on the day of the an
nual art exhibit. Those in ehargo
of arrangements atv Mrs. W. J'.
Hallard, general chairman witli
Mrs. I-ewis Wetzel, chairman oT
the deeoratfons; Mrs. Joss Spencer,
chairman of serving; Mrs. Herbert;
ICvnus and Mrii. Arnold (irala,
program chairmen. Tho teachers
wilt also assist. 1
Tea hours .will bo from l!::tn to
5 o'clock In the afternoon.
Willow P.-T. Tea
: Will. Be Friday
-Tho annual bt-iu-flt silver
(ha Willow sji'lipnl will taki
May II. : art . i xllilt (lay
school. "Ai'i-anKcincnts arc
tea of
t place
at lhe
la'lnif'
'"'rlday afternoon to close the
ar'
work. Installation of offleern wll;
tnUe pluee with Mr. Me
I'Jiersun, .state of'flrer, In eharffe.
Tea houra will be fiom 2 to 1
n'eloek and front H to' S hi the ow
ning. The followlnj? -coniinitlee Is $ln
chiirffo: aira. :iavld Wyllie, Miu
1'Ved Iteert, AlrH. CharloH Chadwiek, 1
Mim. K. I. Hureh. Mih Dan Mil
ler and Mrn." .l. H.'.ie'H. j
., j
Ladies Society
. . Planning Party
Th(' rej;uhn meetliif; of the 1. H.
of H. of It. T, wild held tiiHt nlKht
at the. Katflen hull when pi tins won
made for a benefit enrd party to
be held May I'll at the KnleB hall.
KOllmviiiK the ineeiliifjr dnlnty re
f resh m en I k w e ro He r ved by . M iv.
Htella Denny. Mrs. Dewey t'oopcr
and Jli'H. f'lff Curler, hosteNHfH.
J. N0TTINGHAMT0M
' 7KS NOTTINGtlAMTON
! ' NOTTINGHAM TOM
' tSgC)TTINGMAMTON
IslllllHi m II III 1 1 1 iHiiiBBgaataMis
BOS TO
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A new idea-and a smart
one for style-wise feet
This month the Saturday Evening Post and
American Magazine will show to over five
millions of America's well dressed men, the
new season's smartest style note in shoes for
It's the Bostonian "Avenue." You
it featured in our window this week.
vn.-iiMinii.w:i:Mry'
Tue Stopc For
OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, . ORE.
MAIDENS -:-
Applied For U. S. Tatent Office
I'm Mr. Mix's secretary!
Announcements
' AU women of Ijii (Irande who are
eligible to membership in the Am
erican Association of .University
I Women are urged to' attend the
(tea; to be given tomomn., Thurs-
dayl afternoon at the home of Mrs.
u.: i;. Westenhaver, Gbti N avo-
c t fo" o'clock, to meet Mrs.
N1(irwin f ,.ortlan(L ThiH wM, be
thi only meeting tills year. Those,
holding degrees .from colleges or
universities on the accredited list
for membership may become netlvo
members, while those who have
had two years In one. of these
schools ami are. not now attending
school, or those on the list for as
sociate membership, may become
associate members.
Tli,. Htti,-li nml Chntii.i' ctilli uf
the American I.elon atlxlllary will'
meet with Mrs. Kred Ueed at IJ07
Twelfth street to mnlie popples tor
Memorial day Thursday afternoon.
The Crystal KebeUnh lode will
meet lonilit for a social session.
followinfc a short business lneelltiff.
! Mrs. Otis Muff will be hostess to
the Diversity ctuh at. hor home ut
2ti-6 N. Illrch street, Thursday af
ternoon at 1! o'clock.
The Lutheran Ladles Aid will
meet at. ..thu home of Mrs. Anna
Krlestw ' Thorndny - afternoon , .;at
2:8 oYloelc at 1H4 . KiirUenth
street., -
'-..
lemherH of the O. K. nnxll-
Inry will meet at the KiurleH hull
ThniKdav. M:iv S at 2 o'elock. Im
pula nt
IniHitU'HH will bo truiiHnet
od,. ' i
1 ;
The Tdiinbow CUrls will hold
their regular meelinir on Saturday
niKht. with a Mother'H and Da neu
ter's banriut't beKlunhiK at
eloi-lv at theMtiHonle. hull.
:.W
The
rt'Ktilnr bu.sim'HH will be taken en re
of after the bnnqtiei.
v
im. recoxi:Mi iiks
JArKRONVTMiR, May 7
(.VP) Dr. I.lneoln .MeConnell.
former " polleemnn who turned
nut hor. leeturer and minister, fin
ally becoming j)a.stor of mnny lend
ing BaptlMt chtirehe In Die south
and HouthweHt, died of 11 heart at-
tek Tnewdny. )
N I A N S
II find
ELvenv Man
Simple Costume'
Can Still Be
Very Gay
lly Plana Merwln
(Associated Press J'ashlon ICdttor)
PAULS (AP) Uestatirnnt en
sembles and theater elotlies have
struck np a style pact.
I Por dining in a public place or
going to tho theater on any but a
gala night the well-dressed Parisl-
enno has special costumes discreet
! in lino but not necessarily subdued
' In color.
j The ensemble includes dress, (
matching, wrap,, close fitting the- j
ntor hat or cap, with shoes, hand-
.bag and glove all in the general I
sehemo uf the costume., , I
When dresses are sleeveless long J
gloves aro worn. I-ong sleeved;
theater dresses have complement- j
! ary cap-sleevo wraps. , sleeveless
'jackets or llttlo far wraps.
I The matching hat Ih the high
1 point, in tho stylo sense, of the
ensemble.
j French milliners are turning out
"endless varieties of the theater cap
and hat.
j One of the chic forms is shining
black sequins.
1 Satin kerchiefs which appear to
be loosely knotted on the head but ;
are in reality draped In permanent
form aro a favored v?ay of match- j
lag theater wraps. The satin dress, j
wrap and turban outfit Is youthful j
'and lends itself to a variety of -;
color schemes and combinations, j
i Lace ensembles, with luce straw
'hats, complete even to long hue
gloves, are a mid-summer, theater
style sure to have a tremendous j
success in France. .
Theater costumes .aro slightly .
shorter than tho ,tiHiial evenlpg
dress lengths varying,, from ,12
Inches from tho floor to anklo !
length.
Sweeping dresses aro reservcu
for wear at iormal Indoor affairs
or In her own homo.
Trained or trailing dressrs.nre
worn to tho opera galas sometimes
but oven lit Iho opcni, the most
rriniil IhoalrU-nl pvont In I'ai-ls,
di-iHHi tonil to clear tho. floor, vi
lsinir on niati-rlul and cut for for
mality. HUM l!A V Nimuu-iiuii oulln i'iilts
In 1 ml in. i
l,ON'lON" IJnlly Mall OHtlmaloa
n.lMIII lo 7.000 lli-ad In l'i'KU, lllir
ma, cai-tliiiluiUc.
THEATERS
"Wise Gil'ls' '
T , , rj'4. XT
ijaUgUing' Xllt, JNOW
At the StcltG '
The troubles of a man wit It j
daughters to murry, and of a plum'- 1
ber witli ambitions, make "Wise 1
Girls," now at tho Htnl.i theater, i
tullttnff picture of preut comic bn
.jtunaitre. ..UlKMj; HHerefiU,niJH., i.
stape jlny. thin dotneKtle eomedy
of J. and Klllott Ntncent Iiiih
'fcTeater breadth and Heopo In film I
form. It Ih not confined to tho
Henee hinini but HpreadH out
throuirh . tho neiKhborhond. It:
briiiHK the IhukIib not In any forced
manner, but Hhnply and naturally,
beeauno It telH of simple and nat
ural people. 1 .. j
Klllott Nugent more than IIvoh '
up to the advance reportH on hla
: work oh "Kempy .JanieH," whlio
j. c. Nuirent In a eomnoHtte pleture
of millions of worried fnlherH, Ho
land Younjr earrleK Mill further the
eoinic repntJilioit ho haa kiiIiumI In
.Metro-tioldwyn-.MiiyerH "The Vh
j holy NIrM." Kxeellent prrforman
, ocm are ulno Kvf by (lara Itlan
j diek. Norma l.ee, JtmieH I lonlim,
l.eora Spellman and Mnrlnn Hehlll
liiKT. K. AliiMon Hopper did a Hplen
'dil job or direction. The picture
. Will he nt the Ktutn theater lo-
nlRht nnd loinorrow.
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gracefully a n, d suc
cessfully is an art. The
smart hostess knows
that she cannot give
her' jjuests the atten
tion they deserve if
she liiis to worry
about preparing and
serving: the food.
To have it at the
Sacajawea is easy,
graceful, sue cessful.
The m e n u is pre
pared exactly accord
ing to your instruc
tions sei'ved by skill
ful waitresses. Ample
room and pleasant
surroundings in this
fine hotel nwke the
event all that you
wished it to be.
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Scientific Refrigeration In the big food compart-
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