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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL Published At Nyssa, Oregon G A T E W A Y TO THE O W Y H E E AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS VOLUME XX IX . NO. 32. ATTEND HIGHWAY Fastest Growing Town in Oregon NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1935 CIVIC CLUB HOLDS INTERESTING MEET ! « i M IL M ÍE ' IN EFFECT OCT. 21 ACCIDENTAL SHOT HITS T W O MEN GRID SEASON WILL START HERE FRIDAY $1.50 PER YEAR SCHOOL OFFICIALS MEET A T PAYETTE UNGHIE NOWELL IS NEW'LEGION HEAD Achievements and purposes of the A unique accident happened Federated Clubs were shown by Saturday near Chalk Butte Four Nyssa teachers attended the literature and talks at tire meeting where Fife and Company are meeting Wednesday night of the of the Civic Club Wednesday after working on a construction job. Schoolmasters Club held in Payette. noon with Mrs. Ray Emmott and Two men were shot with the One of the largest meetings ever Mrs. Dick Tensen leading the dis Highway Commission Ex* cussion. New Rate W ill Be 51c Per same bullet, when a 22 pistol Football Squad Awaits held of the club is reported, with Newly Elected Officers in the hands of Dean Fife ac election of officers resulting in the ‘ pecta to Push Central The Civio club also favored giving Hundred To Principal cidently exploded. The bullet Opening Whistle T o- selection ox Wm. Young of Parma as Installed B y District Charles Wilson a contribution to I went through the hand of A. J. president for the coming year with Oregon and ION Routes help pay the expenses of his or California Markets. morrow Afternoon. Commander Wednes- Schafer and went on into the Owen Price, of Nyssa as secretary. chestra. This was done in apprecia day Night. forearm of Sandy Fife, where it Leo Hollenberg was appointed to tion of his willingness to play for lodged. A lower freight rate to Califor Twenty-twq brawny boys will line take tire place of Rex Brumbach, Art Norcott, Frank Morgan and the club whenever asked. The two men were working up at three o'clock tomorrow after resigned, on the athletic board. The club was divided in to three nia points is to become effective Bernard Frost attended the meet down below in the ditch while Nyssa who attended Archie Howell was chosen com ing held Friday in Burns relating j divisions with each division spon- October 21, according to local Union noon, awaiting the referee's whistle Those from Dean Fife was loading the gun to start the 1935 grid season. It will were Leo Hollenberg, John Young, mander of the local American Leg to the Central Oregon highway, in : soring a patch apron, to help raise Pacific officials. This rate will be on preparatory to going rabbit behalf of the Nyssa Commercial | the $15 needed for the library fund, vegetable shipments in carload lots be Nyssa against Wilder, with both Owen Price and Vernal Shoemaker. ion post last Thursday evening hunting. Just what caused the The school superintendents and when tlie Legionaires met at the teams determined to start the season club. Delegates were also present ; All aprons are to be in by the Oct- and will be set at 51c from Nyssa to gun to explode is not known for off with a victory. A large crowd of principals discussed administrative Eagles hall for a business and social from other commercial groups of : ober meeting of the club. The group , California points served by the sure but the two men are thank football hungry fans are expected to problems while the coaches and of meeting. He succeeds Dr. C. A. eastern Oregon, along with Gov raising the most money will have system. ing their lucky stars the wounds ficials met in a separate meeting to Abbott, who has been commander be out to witness the contest. ernor Martin and members of the their names drawn and the three j The rate from Weiser, Payette were no worse, although both lucky ones drawn will receive the ! and Ontario is 52c per hundred Coach Young is holding final light talk over rules and plans for the for the past year. state highway commission. have had to lay off their job Meridian Other officers elected were Artie ! weight, with Nyssa's rate being 51c. drill tonight, giving last minute in- , coming football season. The commission expressed them aprons. since the accident. structions to his squad of 30 boys I asked to admitted to the Snake Robertson, adjutant; W. J, Browne, Mrs. C. C. Hunt gave a humorous I Shipments from Homedale carry a selves as looking with favor on both who make up the football team this \ Valley Conference, J>ut no del- finance officer; Harry B. Russell, the Central Oregon and ION high- reading and Mrs. W. C. Jackson j 53c rate and a 52c rate from 1st vice commander; Don M. Gra year. Hard scrimmage practice has ways, but pointed out the difficul- played two piano solos to complete I' I Adrian. It is thought likely that Sid ties encountered when two major the afternoon program, The usual j some shippers will probably take ad been the diet the first three days of to meet again on October 10th at ham, 2nd vice commander; Burbidge, chaplain; A. J. McGinnis, the week and all the boys with the Parma. highway projects are launched in tea and social were enjoyed at the vantage of the lc per hundred, or historian and Don M. Graham, exception of Cook at fullback are in same district. However it is their in- i close of the meeting, with Mrs. $2.00 per ton difference in freight service officer. good shape. Cook sprained his ankle NEW SETTLER ARRIVES tention to push both of these roads Betty LaFrenz and Mrs. Frnnk Mor- rate between Adrian and Nyssa. Committee chairmen have been ON NYSSA BENCH gan hostesses. Mrs. Morgan also There is the same difference be in practice last week and will not be to completion as soon as possible. appointed as follows: Chas. Paradis tween Ontario and local rates; mak available for the seaosn's opener, It was brought out in the meet had charge of the program. employment; C. L. McCoy, mem ing quite a difference in carload but is expected to be in shape when ing, and pointed out to the Gov lots. Parma comes here the following ernor and to the members of the ATTEND FAMILY REUNION The newest arrival on the Nyssa bership and publicity; A. W. How SUNDAY AT PENDLETON The rate which is to become ef commission, the advantages of these Bench is Miss Mildred Lorraine ell, Americanization; Howard Lar Dean Joans ton, s o n o f Mrs. Friday afternoon. fective October 21st takes the place Lucille Johnston, and Rose Worley, highway connections with Calif Jamieson, weight 81 i pounds, who sen, Boy Scouts; Dr. C. A Abbott, A family reunion was held Sunday of the present 60 c rate but is not daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth McKay NORMA CLARK WINS was born Friday, September 13th. child welfare and community ser ornia markets. With the coming Hollenberg, junior AS COUNTY FAIR QUEEN | The little miss has the honor of vice; Leo D. into production of thousands of at Emmigrant Springs Park, near quite as 16w as the 49 ‘-j cent rate of Baker, were united in marriage in acres of new land in this section, Pendleton, honoring Mr. and Mrs. which expired the 31st of July. A Caldwell at 1:45 by the Rev. A. B. being the first white baby born on baseball; Don Graham, legislative; Miss Norma Clark won the honor the Nyssa Bench. Her parents are Dwight Smith, sons of the Legion; Lie early completion of these high- George K. Light, who live In King- determined fight has been made by Parrott in the Methodist parsonage. E. J. Powell, graves registration. man Kolony section. The family at growers, shippers and others since Witnesses at the ceremony were Mrs. of being Queen of the Malheur Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jamieson. v/ays is imperative, it was stated. The newly elected officers were The road to Burns is in a fair tended the Roundup over the week the expiration of the 49 Si cent rate, Dewey Ray and Mrs. Sid Burbidge. County Fair, winning $50 in cash Mrs. Jamieson is a daughter of condition for travel, the Nyssa del- end. with the family affair taking with the result that considerable Mrs. McKay, mother of the briae. besides a free trip to Portland. Dur Mr. and Mrs. R. Cornell, residents installed Wednesday night at in f cation reports the party driving; Place the day after the Pendleton produce has gone to California mar expected to attend the wedding, but ing the fair. Queen Nonna presided; of the bench southwest of Nyssa stallation ceremonies at the Parrish over in three hours. This road Is t o \ show. Those from here who attended kets via trucks. The drop to 51c is arrived in Caldwell shortly after and had as her attendants, Miss and are themselves here from Calif hall. Installation officer was F'red B. Reed, district commander of La be graded up for the entire distance j (^e reunion besides Mr. and the railroad’s answer to this com the happy couple had taken their 1 Mar>' Leona Smitli and Miss V. Helt, ornia looking for a, location. Grande. vows. j who finished second and third in in the near future, to be followed Mrs. Light, were Mrs. Ruth Allen petition. by oil. The application of oil will and *°n Warren and Art Thomas, RECEPTION FOR OREGON The groom is best known through ' contest, probably not be made this year, | Others who attended the reunion FOOTBALL SCHEDULE this section for his ability as a base AU X ILIA R Y INSTALLS TRAIL TEACHERS WILL however. j were Mr- and Mrs- John Miller of ball pitcher, and attended Oregon RECEPTION FOR NEW OFFICERS FOR COLLEGE OF BE HELD FRIDAY, SEPT. 2« _________________ Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lewis, State College last spring where he TEACHERS HELD P H ! TT A N 1 P Y St. Maries, Idaho; Mrs. Della Marple played on the Freshman team. He IDAHO IS GIVEN D IL L n A ilL t , I 1 Brownsville, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. expects to return to school fr this LAST FRIDAY A teachers reception is planned On Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wesley Browne, Mrs. PASSES DIVIDE Howard Light, Poison, Mont.; Mr. term, whie his bride will return to for the Oregon Trail teachers. Mr. Elma Eckley of La Grande, j and Mrs. Ray Yates. Yakima; Mr. College of Idaho, Caldwell Col- Nyssa to finish school. The young the Quite a good crowd turned out for I and Mrs. Henry Craig, Pendleton; | -e8e °T Idaho football players pre-. couple left Wednesday evening for the teachers reception held at the and Mrs. Albert Hopkins, Friday, new district president of tlie Legion September 20 at the schoolhouse. Auxiliary Installed their officers for Press reports Mo.iday carried the M r. a'\d Mrs. Mark Yates. Pendle-, Pared Uvis week to settle down to a Baker for a short honeymoon trip. Eagles hall Friday night. It was grind which, just nine days after The reception is sponsored by the the coming year. The following under the direction of the Civic Club announcement of the death of w i l - l t011' Mr. and Mrs. Walt Strickler preliminary practice begins, will Oregon Trail P. T. A. were placed in office: Mrs. Douglas 11am Hanley, the "'Sage of Harney1" ^ **r. and Mrs. Harvey Mutch, and Mrs. Russell Vinsonhaler was send them into their first rogulsr j C A M T F Q T I A I I I M P U ir n Mrs. Olen Holmes and Mrs. John McDonald, president; Mrs. Don chairman of the committee making County.” Mr. Hanley attended the ^ lt.el.~prisei and Mrs John game of the season, a double-header 1 1 1 L A U J N C H t L ) Bowen will liave charge of the pro Graham, 1st vice president; Mis. F. plans for the affair. The following Pendleton Roundup Saturday, the Wright, Pendleton, and Mr. and contest with Ricks college of Rex- gram for the evening. TO GET PICTURES program was very mucli enjoyed by Bailey, 2nd vice president: Mrs. day being known as “Hanley Day," Mrs. Buster Miller of Portland. burg and Gooding college of Good The regular monthly meeting of Mrs. Chas. Paradis, secretary; Mrs. new : those present: Orchestra selections and he occupied the place of honor. The State of Oregon needs ing. the P. T. A. will be held in connec Sid Burbidge, treasurer; and the ex_ SELLS ISLAND FARM ! by the Chas. Wilson orchestra ; A shower came up during the show The Coyotes will open their season and better pictures! tion with the reception. Plans for ecutive committee composed of Mrs. I vocal solo, Mrs. Elmo Higginson; and he was sent home by Dr. W. D. . „ entertaining the Malheur County Harry Russell, Mrs. Wesley Browne J. E. Lee has sold his 60 acre farm Friday evening, September 20, with The Chamber of Commerce of N ys-, . . McNary, despite his objections. He ° f welcome, Mrs. Ray Em- Council of Parents and Teachers on on Bridge island south of Nyssa to their double-header, the first time has been asked to participate in a i address and Mrs. C. A. Abbott. Mrs. Browne ivy a ! t Y v n c iflm v f A f l h a ln K 1 mott, r president of the Civic P Club; was ordered to his bed Saturday Saturday, October 12 will be dis Is the retiring president. F. S. Profit. Mr. Profit expects to in Idaho collegiate football that contest sponsored by the Oregon evening with death coming at 2:46 State Motor association for the pur- response by SuI* Leo' D' Holle" - such a contest has been scheduled. cussed. Committees will be named move onto the Island and Mr. Lee During their business meeting tlie Sunday morning. It was a shock to and family will move onto some The double game will be comprised pose of building up a supply of , berK: >,hu'° sol° ' Mrs W C Jack; by the president, Mrs. Albert Hop Auxiliary decided to give $5 to all Roundup visitors who had seen the state's many recreational oppor- ,son’ voca sol° ’ Clias Julles' vocal of 80 minutes of continuous football kins. i lots in town which were included In Charles Wilson to be used for ex him in the box with Dr. McNary photographs adequately portraying (sol° ’ Mrs' C' L' man8 ctuar‘ with only a couple of minutes of in the deal. penses of his orchestra. Mr. Wilson Saturday afternoon. tette, composed of Howard Larsen, termission between the eight 10- tunities C. A. Waddlngham, music instruc and his orchestra have been very Malcolm Crawford, Chas. Jones and Mr. Hanley was one of the best Photographs obtained, it was minute periods. tor In the Ontario High school was a generous of their time In playing BUDGET COMMITTEE known cowmen of all time, and was Ricks college gridsters will fur pointed out, will be used by the Ore Elden Carter; vocal solo, Robert visitor in Nyssa Thursday. TO MEET OCTOBER 4 for civic affairs of Nyssa. Stringfellow; violin solo, Mrs. Her owner of the famous Bell A and nish the Coyotes opposition in the gon State Highway commission, the bert Fisher. After the program, re Double O ranches near Burns. The Malheur county budget com first two periods of the game, motor association and other non Dick Tensen was called to Boise D A D I M A H O I n i N P freshments and a social hour were Wednesday odnesdav to ser VA n u a n U L D U l U serve as a witriARc witness In In I 1 mittee will meet October 4th to pre Gooding college will follow with two profit organizations in developing enjoyed. court. travel in Oregon. They will play an W . C. T. U. ELECTS 10-minute quarter, Ricks will re pare the budget for the coming year. FALL FESTIVAL Members of the committee are E. M. turn to complete its evening's imporant part in the highway com TOWNSEND MEETING Wm. Bailey of Brogan Is recover Greig. Frank Morgan and George assignment in two more periods and mission's recently authorized pro ing from an Illness all the home of The W. C. T. U. cleared $10.40 on McKnight: besides Judge David Gooding college will end the night's gram of travel promotion. Parma's 11th annual Fall Festival The regular meeting of the Town his daughter Mrs. Bert Llenkaem- A first prize of $50 wil! be award their dinner given at the church Graliam, E. H. Brumbach and Ora contest with a final two periods la to be held this Friday and Sat ed the organization submitting the send club will be Thursday evening. per. basement Tuesday noon. This will Clark, members of the county court. against the Coyotes. urday, with two lively days of enter Alter the business meeting there During the entire game, Coach collection of photographs which be used to help meet their budget Marion Anderson of Shelley. Ida tainment and education planned. will be a social hour. Everybody does the best job of “selling" the Basler said, a loud-speaking system Miss Thelma Cook spent the week requirements. At the afternoon ho and Leona Brooks of Nyssa ob The first night of the festival Fri will be used and plays and forma recreational activities in its partic invited. meeting officers were elected for the end the her parents here. tained a marriage license In Cald- day. September 20 will see a lively coming year. Those chosen were Miss Galena Sandwick of Cor tions employed by all three teams ular area. A second prize of $30 and boxing card being put on by the wel Wednesday. DEGREE WORK STARTS Mrs. C. W. Reberger, president; vallis. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garrison of will be described to the spectators I a third prize of $20 will be awarded. Canyon County Athletic Club of Mrs. Thos. B. Nordale spent from Caldwell. The Queen of the Festival Mrs. Dave Hawkins, vice president; Vale, and the Dale Garrison family Play will be conducted as in a reg The contest Is open only to cham The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Mrs. Jess Spencer, recording secre- were tinner guests at the Chas. ular game, however, and will not be bers of commerce, service clubs and met last Tuesday evening for a Wednesday until Sunday with her will be selected Friday morning at son Roy Sterling and family m Pay Legion park, to be followed by tray; Mrs. Cora Newton, treasurer: Garrison home Sunday. Miss Sand slowed up by the description which other non-profiting organizations. social meeting, with refreshments The motor association reported ette. Mr. Nordale joined her on crowning ceremonies and parade. Mrs. Josie Douglas, corresponding wick is a sister of Mrs. Ray Gar will accompany it, he said. being served at the close. Next Two other games are on the Coy that plans were being made to Sunday and they accompanied Mrs secretary. The next meeting of the rison and spent a few days at her Friday afternoon the feature will Tuesday degree work will start for winning groups of Pashley and daughter Eleanor be the annual football game between W. C. T. U. will be held at the home before going on to duties as a otes' home slate. Albany college of broadcast the the Odd Fellows, and all members photographs throughout Oregon. home. The Pashley visited In Pay Parma and Roswell. Dances are to home of Mrs. Floyd White. high school teacher at Huntington. Albany. Ore., will meet the Coyotes are urged to be present. ette Sunday. In a night game at Caldwell on Oct- Washington and California. be held In the evening. In explaining the kind of photo tober 11 and Whitman college Mis ONION HARVEST sionaries will come to Caldwell on graphs needed by the state, Ray STILL GOING STRONG Saturday, November 9, for the an Conway, manager of the motor as contest with the sociation. said that “real action / ^i 11 I T T * * a 'W 'W T l n nual u a * ™ homecoming mitrcuiiui Tlie onion harvest is still going will be conference shots with scenic background" are desirable in preparing travel pro full blast, with both the F. H. Hogue games and Idaho Equity, as well as indi Two other games are slated In motion literature. “Oregon has a liberal supply of vidual buyers, busy with this crop. Idaho. On September 28 the Coyotes T. Nyssa will be well represented at *USIJEF 4 OMMITTEE will meet Boise Junior college at excellent scenic photographs,’ said Prices have not beep very favyable, CHOSES NEW SECRETARY Boise and on October 26 will meet Conway, who acted as one of the with prices ranging now from 50c '-'IT 1 A I x l U r A I K the various schools of higher learn With the opening of the deer ing in this state this year. Most of ATTRACTS CROWDS season coming next Sunday, Sept the University of Idaho, southern advisors to the highway commission to 65c, del lending on variety and the students are leaving the last of I _______ J ember 22 to remain open until in preparing the new and popular quality. branch, at Twin Falls. this week. Miss Margaret Morgan Tbe Malheur County Relief corn- booklet, 'Scenic Oregon." “ But we A large crowd attended the Mal October 25th. finds many Nyssa The schedule: left last week for Eugene where sh e' m'ttee has chosen Miss Elaine Sept. 20-Double header, Ricks are appallingly short of pictures TO LEAVE FOR COUR'D ALENE heur county fair last week end at hunters oiling their guns and pre will be a senior this year, and Miss Handsaker of Portland as the new ............. . w Ontario, with a packed grandstand paring to be on the hunting grounds college and Gooding college at Cald adequately depicting recreational Margaret Ann Morgan will leave executive secretary. taking the place activities. We want pictures that Wm. Wood and mother. Mrs. Mary presellt Saturday to witness racing the first day in an effort to bring well. this week end for Eugene. Miss Har- J Charles D. Peters, who resigned, Wood, expect to leave for Couer, and rodeo evenU; wlth Walter M home their venison. Others Intend Sept. 28—Boise Junior college at will ‘sell" Oregon.’ riet Sarazin will attend the uni- Miss Handsaker is the daughter of The contest will close November dAlene in the near future a* they I Pierce, representative in congress, to wait until the weather gets a bit Boise. versity for her freshman year. J- Handsaker, northwest secre- Oct. 5—Eastern Oregon Normal 1, allowing several weeks for th e; rented their ranch in Kingman present as honored guest. Repre- cooler before going after their deer. Leonard Marshall will go to the tary ot tlie National Council for the collection of new and different j Kolony to E P Oheen. Sunday the sentatlve Pierce made a brief talk Interest in the "deer pool" at Eddie university also. I Prevention of War. For the past schaal at La Orande. photographs. Much of the finest I new settlers held a picnic dinner at to the crowd, summing up the major Powell's is growing daily, with a Oct. 11—Albany college at Colwell Miss Dorothy Boden, is returning yeftr she has been employed by the the Marion Kurtz home, honoring still Oct. 19—Williamette university at I weather for photography is legislation of the last session of nice list of prizes for the hunter to Oregon State College at Corvallis Multnomah county relief committee ahead, the motor association ex- the Woods and Wednesday evening, congress as "for the benefit of the bringing back the widest spread; where she will be a sophomore, b u tjand a graduate of the University Salem. Mr. and Mrs Maurice Judd enter common people." also a prize for the hunter display Oct. 26—University of Idaho, plained. does not leave until next Thursday. [ot Washington. tained ten friends, including Mr In the rodeo events, Larry Dan ing the deer with the narrowest southern branch at Twin Falls. Several others from Nyssa will en- Woods and mother, at a farewell iels won first In the bronc riding spread. Entries In the deer pool will Nov. 2—Pacific university at Ore ter as freshman at O. S. C„ among BUDDY EDWARDS TO party. with Ike Roberts second. At the close October 10th. gon City. b a t t l e M c C o n n e l l them are, Ethel Mary Boydell, First prize is 60 per cent of the Nyssa rodeo, Daniels won second Nov. 9—Whitman college at Cald Tienna Tensen and Vera Garrison, ATTEND TOWNSEND money with Ouy Cash carrying off pool and second prize Is 40 per cent. well. who are all leaving this week end. CONVENTION AT PENDLETON first honors. Third prize is a hunting knife do Nov. 16—Llnfleld college at Mc Calvin Wilson leaves Sunday for] Buddy Edwards, local boxer, has Stove heating up atmosphere In nated by the Baldridge Implement Minnville. I<a Orande where he will attend the been signed to meet Johnny McCon- front of Olympic Club . . . Hank Mc- Mrs. A V. Pruyn returned Satur Co., and fourth is a years subscrip STARS HOLD MEETING Eastern Oregon Normal. Miss Elea- nell of the Boise valley section next tion to the Gate City Journal. Nar Arthur Boydell and Chas. Over- Nee telling about his pet bullfrogs day from Pendleton where she was ncr Foster »111 attend the Nazarene Wednesday In the ring at Emmett. Roy Pounds haring a hard time a delegate from Nyasa to the state Monday evening the Eastern rowest spread win* a hunting knife „ „ ... , ... __ .. , . , | street attended the tractor show College at Nampa this year Miss When the two »ere Just starting h(.,d M N Thursday afternoon waiting for deer season . . Dr. T. J. convention of the Townsend clubs Stars held a business and social donated by Powell Service Station. Betty Cook 1« already attending their ring careers. Edwards scored Burton taking his dog for a walk . . . In the 2nd congressional district. meeting. Mrs. Leo Hollenberg. Mr». Other awards will probably be added Business College at Boise and How- a decision over McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schafer and John Pratl busy with a big peach She was accompanied by her hus Dick Young, Mrs Bernard Frost, to make this a real sporting event. arrt Boor has enrolled at Washington j ■ family, who have lived in the King crop . . . Brud 8hort entering the band; Mr. Bockhold, president of Mrs. Nettle and Miss Hettle Medes- Up to date there has betn 15 Si te College at Pullman. i Barney Wilson is making consld man Kolony district for the past 15 goose business in a big way . . . the Ontario club; and J. E Johnson ker had charge of the refreshments hunters enter the pool and several The Journal would like to hear of erable Improvement at his residence, years are leaving Friday for Blue Wanda Carg.rall busy at Rubye Lou delegate from the Vale club The and the social. times this amount are expected to any others who have made up th eir' putting on a new roof, an addition Creek, Washington to make their Beauty 8hop . . visitors made the most of the op enter. Entrants will be limited to mind to go in the past few day», or and building a large basement under home Mr. Sohafer expects to work portunity and enjoyed the Roundup Ray Emmott attended the Pendle Njr»sa and vicinity, the promoters apy last minute change of plans. ^ Lite house. In the magnetite plant there. while there. ton Roundup last week end. say. Dean Johnston and Rose Worley Married Wed. 0 > V Students Leave To Start Years Hunters Eagerly Looking College and University Work)wt«. 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