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WAKKAJST DENIED IS
SHOOTING CASK
the 'e’M'i'-i of Vnniiprfnvd The wer
rant was denied mid Attorney
Shores was asked to present wit*
nesses evidence in order that the*
solicitor could place the facts be
fore the grand jury on February
17. During the interview the solici
tor srated he had no previous
knowledge of the case although
stories were carried in all the lo
cal newspapers
Alarmed by the growing ca.-.vs of
police brutality in the community
against ttagroc-s, th group a ,en.-
bled discussed the establishment of
a permanent civil rights group to
defend the i h his of all individu.:!-
- V -
-SCAD RULING ENDS
RK SEGREGATION’
officials of the Raih-.'.ad in or.let
to eliminate the unlawful employ
ment practice, in accordance with
the term.- of the Law < Against DA
ennurjation).
The officials of tin- Pennsylvania
Railroad a rt tempi,lety cis a;-i ■
Btiv< with the Commission and
agreed tv, institute .v-ignments to
thi' !ockt*: vitoff.i s on ; • •“v. v. 1 >: * j
?h;.t' of 'enmnty is j- b<?cn
dose. The Pennsylvania Railroad
h.-<s furni' tied the Commis .-.ton with
a ■ .<}.;• of thi lock-: assignments
whir.!, hav <■ i.-v-ia, made on a
ba.«.- aiwt ha? avrato-1 the Cotnno:-
sior that 'length of service will be
the •aeTcrmining factor m th> lo
ti, re in tie atsignmi ett t«> locket;
MORE THAN t ,tt Xt. GKOS.-,
TEACHING IX VVHStU
UOLI.EGI.S
line Clark Kortiiiiat,. Wtiii.nu Penn
College, 0-KalOosu, la.
Edgar it. CJ.-.rk Sterling B> own.
Arthur I). Davis, Dr. Lawrence D.
Reddick, New School for Social re
■cnr. Si; Hat Woodruff and Dr. Ira
DeA. Retd, hew York U . Dr Mur
ian Cuthtjv;; ~,'id Dr Marian Wil
son Sparling, Brooklyn College;
Grace K Bair, Teach' ra College.
I'Vl ,v l,; . 1 • * , fr It ...
aaond and Frank G i!'f,n. Set on.
Hit it College. South Or.,age. N. •!.
Dr Virgil A CbP Ohio Stab C :
Dr William H Mari;:. Michigan
Si ati IX: nod Dr. Gem w D. Kel:.> y.
Andovcr-Ne ,vTon.
RED < ROSs ( OVS RTS NAZI
OFFICERS' MENS TO NEGRO
PLAY CENTER
warn Banks, director c-f Red Cross
activities. From its original two
rooms .i tins expanded to three
floors o:td has. lounges, a
a stage, .. gym, "i i., Tfi my. wrttrr.tt
room;-, prc.-sirg and sik-.'V -• r
viees a field directors office, a.id
an Army Exchange Service snack
bar for the men.
FHA EMPLOYS FEW NEGROES
in gvtides f -ora l to 23, and in sal
aries 1 on; Sl,!>- to 5,0,000 a y "V- -
The total salary 'ippropriation
rccor-nr :;dt c: is $1.7,5.'>,097. So far
a- could be lerm-ri. no colored err;-
pin the Washington office
holds higher than a clerical pos>*
t>ui;
A*, of January this year, the
Farmers’ Home Administration had
made 6,000 farm ownership loans
and more that; 100,00 . production
and assistance loans If; colored per
farmer- ouying homes, while pro
dti.-t ton and assist.-i.ee ionns are. •
made to aid farmer- in obtaining
equipment and livestock
Orly -hrcc colored men arc 'em
ployed lo assist i.*s the making •<;
servicing of loans mad* to colored
farmers ,'ndw th> FHA ;;lan.
when a loan ;s meek to s farmer,
FI IA i.'t-cnis ;-i i - form area
and draw, up yearly plans for the
borrowers ir addition to assisting
him ir, tbt- rnanagejnen'. of his farm
The ihree colored worker-. ,n addi
tion to helpii'y. farmers obtain
loar-s, have atos earned on The man
age ,>! wok or- colored form;
-- V
tot AL MAN HELD
IN DEATH PROBE
Ti’lrnan hit him two or three more
time*, after which Johnson went
into the office and ‘hr 'lighting
ended.
Horns bands a st.ntv.ment cor
roborating Tillman's \ rsion of the
figh'. officers said, and Johnson re
ported to work os usual., the fol
lowing W< dnesday morning, tout
com plained of his head hurting him
Wednesday afternoon and *■;.•> -d
--mstted to Sk Agnes Hospital about
11.15 Wednesday night.
A total of 353 oceangoing vess< Is <
with tonnage of .493,721 visited S'., i
Thomas m th. past fiscal year. ;
comp;i- iv.l with 204 vessels with
gross tauage oi 264.610 in lft»s. the i
repovi stated,
St. Croix'r. basic industry, sugar.
showed a production increase from .
4/Ht) tens si! IWf; *o 4.970 Unis ill I
1M46, Through iner-.a.-oc? acreage
aii-3 ocro-yieid md by improv u
processing
The price to the cane farmer for i
his i94C crop was 60 a ton as !
compared with $6 73 In 1945 and
63.02 in 1941. The doay’s wage- for i
licld worker:- rose from $1.04 in .
1941 to $1 60 in 1945, and $1 M ir.
VIRGIN ISLANDS PROSPER
UNDER FIRST RACE
GOVERNOR
1546.
The Virgin Islands Company,
which operates the only sugar fac
tory in the islands, is performing i
well, tjie report said, oi providing '
v/age employment in field and far- |
tory. and faclfilttfing setf-wnploy— 1
ment by its processing of cane for 1
over 500 small farmers. Private < n- |
terpnse has beer, unable to per- |
form these functions satisfactorily, j
Rt. Croix exported ’37.608 proof
sallonr of rum and liqners in 1946,
as compared with 129,082 proof gal
lons in 1945, the report, disclosed.
*v Thomas exported 617,441 proof j
gtiiioub in ! — —u a- compared with
i :m*m in 1945.
Under-lying the economic prob
lf®; of the virgin lslr-und, the re
t»ni said. -$g the fact that p large
fimoum of money is sent out of the
co’-wnuniUes in payment for food,
eaGiiet and otiu-i ■'ommodilies pro-
d'.H'-.d abroad, while very ttlt
i money come- from the outside foi
things that art prodncwl In the is
j lands,
' Eve;;. >'iccesful effort to reduc:
j the islands' dependence upoi l no
;>oi ,td ,;oudt uliu sci Viuco. uml tv
! increase the consumption of lock:
I productions at home and their mar
j kt.ing abroad." stud the repotf
* : “will help the economy of the is
' | ienrit."
, I Tli. report also asserted that
there is no pla-e under the Anieri
‘ ; t- -I flag where citizens of the Uiut
’ ’ Slat' “are the greater need” oi
.! putolit t:: r laiu t than the Virgin
. j Island},
■ CONVICT 2 RICHMOND COPS
- FOR RAPE
found her and a male compan
ion arguing in a parked car on
Ciiainberlayru Av-c. when they
; drove up. They had just return
ed from a social function and
j wore discussing an issue- vvhii h
had arisen between then;. She
; 1 said the officers sent the m.. n
away and then told lu*r !he\
would take her home
1 Instead oi’ carrying her home,
the officers drove in the oppos
ite direction. When she protested
‘ . • ii;.t sin- did not. live in that v<
: c;ni;y, 'they Icnta-d her are
dt i,', e OUt fit the lone- , - po l
v. hetc .hi alleged the\ attadltcd
if
NiGKO rd.ltfi.VT IE AM lo
JAKE OVt.lt THREE
(\T VNJ SM msrtllUTS
,!/(.rigth of 3.000 ;«on With the
■ r.-hf:duled arrival i/ !!-■ iny! and
■- C,,l;■' I.,laliOUS.
Here January 20 oti a inspection
'..- i..icu!- ;'>am General Robert L.
| t.idit-lberger, c!.>mOTand*:-i of the Bih
. ’-my. in “ ■ i.hi colei vd t.mop;
.and told them. T : c no u-ason
why you -huuld not b- the snay
outfit in Japan,"
Th" 24!?; was th; first -azcobl:
' colo:<?d imit to sec t-embnt in 1 '■■•■
war in the tt.■ ,d . AfiO;
, .or;" uctiia- in the Bc>iithwest Paci
’ fie. v.'.f rO'in ejtt'd ii;lo it iaho;
• in,it Bra:! > udt-d Use war in Okin-
V
01-! F.NSIVE N’UR.SERY RHYME
DkOIFI.O AFTER PHOII-aT
3'.tie v'ei'Se. “Ten i.i-lie Niggeit.’’
W'.:.- if; :i:i ibi Ci by Ml'. JdICS SS “eX
> ticnuly derogatory", end he add
ed iTi.il iii neve ii appear ir- ■> book
jof itujtsej-y rhymes to which the
very y<>.;r.g arc expe-'-vt -,vr fee? i
. most harmful."
7.7'-!, STUDY IWDfc.t
I;ft ? h.HI.S i t.Yt. SCHDLARSHIPS
:• Negro student lo ndy to- a
- -adiuiu- degree in his own state
S and tb - cost in an e*«f-of-sl.a‘c
I -chool.
Over in North Carolina, the state
j college offers a full law school ar-d
, craduat-.- course in other field-
Graduate- training in science is oi
i tyred A..-!••- T College. The
te maintain- an unlimited ap
, i ropriation to cover courses not
I oiferetL while Virginia, in addition
•<j a $75,000 -.i-hoiarship fund, offers
an alternate plan an outright
j grant equal to th« slate cost per
j siueni at the school were admission
denied.
JUNK I
MISSES’
WOMKN’S '
DRESSES
Suiv case for a tired
wttrdrob<‘ . . a bright «■><—»
new dress to wear <r~# ?
now, and on into |5. *-
spring* And at ut. • • •'* ;
heard of savings . y i,
for with prices ill X PSSS*SV
around us going up ft ’ <,lf
and up ours keep • jjflilf
eonun;; down and IftpJ. ;‘|j M
d «Wfi 34 ; W>
Ik> stop in and see » ’ $2 *Jo A
our splendid assort- j 4 ¥ *
men! oi one and i.wc j \gsjjLju ( |
piece .styk* drcssses ,v j f
“■ : ‘ r - Xtil/lija -/
e Hiding always. - (: H : .U* |
wanted black crepe) Si-5 " ! , :T i iH* ■***•?
' V *■ !< . , / I'v* |
jerse.vs. spun raj > '*•. ; ’ . -mJ&
, t’lj. f. ' P 'ijji I
ons. Sanies and sat- < - )*W'
in;-; a. ri d failles. ( ■■|. jk ■ ; .Is
Lovely colors shades <«f! i!• * jf M
. . . .solids and prints • j : ,|i •' * !; i
All sires 9to 17. IP |i ''ft- : j|j!' ij»
i 20 * m »« i%i Mi
16 1-2 io 3t 1-2! ft !i‘i
1 r ' 1 i .Hi
Formerly priced 1 o •. r. t|§
$39.95. \ C \
$5 to S2O * | :
j
! w m irt
■ - FAS Hull's
| If&ettruttee Bui! divas
I L~™_ j .uu. -. 2
?NOTED FIGURES j
SOMINS ID N. 5,
: STATE CHEESE
;- DURHAM Within the next;
i;. w day.-;, two internationally i
it, known jigures will deliver public j
i- ; ad.v sees at the North Carolina
- ■ r-tlif <‘k here.
if Or. Kebruaiy 7. D- W E Bur
n y.ii. u til tVif ta>,i- jiilhoi. iiiaf.oi‘io.o
S w •> s director ol .neh for the
I NAACP, v. iii -peak )>> rt-. t.aiigs-.OU
liugtoc.", poe: .uni vv. iter, appear.;
* , Monday, February jo.
Dr Dubois he.- b. <i. one of the
‘ lop figum. in Negro etc- since 1895
1 vhc; h.. did -i.-roial -nudy at the
■ ! nrh po.-itions ■ Professor of Eco
-1 ' t-i.ocs .iiid His.orv at Atlanta Ur;
1 ! versiiy, Directoi of p-übiicity for
-''D;:* N.AACP Editor-In-Chief of the
•* : f'riri Magazine. He \v;e- the found
’’ it rofli t ‘Advanc-t-mt-m of Sci
■: Uplia 1 liiia S«iroril\
! o Sponstir Tit Piulure
< K.-to.rKr|l Tli- -\lplia Thef•
< ".> s. ! Da.j l 4■ i !> Alpha Kappa
; Aiph;- Sorority will panao;' a !c-c
--tiwri .“; ruvi tm 'r/ir. rciilo-is at
f.’is.ilf-lghb Adiiiinistratuv.'i ,
MiiiMiiig * tuff j> n on Februavy
10, :7 h 4 .t. 1 Knno'.inc^sd
■ .on lh<? n*Trt nv iii j
)-c Mr. Thi in-: Mnvvis Mi-r •;
j Vr ! I Tiu T?n nil ge. ou 15t •;*ndjng wo*T» • i
’ : < .' ■' !h. H Id of heahh m North j,.
■ Canvlbi.'.t aoci will jjj J* the ma:<s :
'♦ ' «... » | •>.-
i rs-?;iv ifthki’ii.iii tsV.4i j* ov’inrr spon** ;
-or-'-d by the Wake Court tv Tufc-'-'- ~ l
‘N.iD.ds As. .H'..|’!..)lD -
Tv health commiUec is composed
of Sorors S V. Perry “hoinnaii,: N
.Am:. p,txinv. Sauk Edmood.-on cl
i. .- gjrit Wh.'-.aker F V Latham. 11
aid G H H. r. ■- The public is
• cordially invited to attend.
Rev, Cross Recovers,
Cels "Vvv Pastorate
SANFORD The Rev 1,. C.
, i Cross, former State m; --. ~ i ■
ni.ysieiens advj~ed to retire thre
yt aye a of a Mroko. i- o '
. again and has been tailed to tu<
rosioratt; of the Fir=i Congrega
ticnsl Church, it has rts; been an-;"',
vmmeed.
.
' N. C. MUTUAL HAS 117
MILLIONS LN FORCE
! . seu-etai y: .W, Goodk-y assiDant ti.
secretary: Aaron Day, Jr , assis- iet
taut secretary; G W. Cox. vice- .t
’ president, agency director: D '
•' C. Deans, Jr., associate agency „
d meet or; J. L. Wheeler, D. P <
Martin assist ant agency dtrec
■ t; =s; A, T Spaulding, actuary. |
■ assistant ;• ••• •'?' J r p
,-ng, Jr.. as>istant treasurer; ti
: Mr- Bessie A J W-fitted cash -
J ki; J. S Hughson, Mrs. Viola;
i Cl. Turner, a. .ostants to treasui
ir, W. A, Clement, assistant to : 1;!
> ugeney director and N. H. Bor- |
11, tt. asf.isum; actuary. :.
THE CAROLINIAN
Mini rnimi 'mn iWflriirTrrnH“-n.rD"—
AND ACCEPTED T.-.E /V v ' .. , r: 1
NEEDLE v/Ckk AS A V*
• Gi FT TO TI • E TStOVA L AS? T
“" ECT “" j MS.JANE
* J J ROBERTS !
M %at, IMaWI übewa-s f/rst
f - Ml and truly great- c
WJ - Conti .rural
l- . -
Insurance Companies
Report 3,940,704 Policies
fit H tl ('OKI' Tia-i. c. sh bakieec- nrmch Mgh-
BIR MING HAM .ANP? Negro
DjU'-.-ilH'!- COl'fipiitnt'h tlliit
; 540.’i .4 : <. \MV in !'OJ Os- Ut
tie i.u-ginning of the pa:', yt-ar, an
fieri-a jo o; 34.‘;,07U Hit- policies
epresas:! -vcuslty of (la live-- .if
yi oes i-.v.ling $72:;.225.,:;i i jo ii -
Tease ov i ;iw- prwtoii: yeas of
|0 million dollars
The remark;.ale svwrL p.-iffereJ
a.d iliute-J by A, P i.ieutlcy
■ • .«reiary ■ th N; tiwtal
! ■’ .
c i,ju-iiviltv:; ci I;: i.'K-mij.',.-:
ti their ;ij eompaiiir-s Capittil stock
ota.l S3i>4c ..ti.; ■ .. - i -yv-
Yi : lit it ii.• C -lidfc; riiijfi v U
.'.-1,1.74 '.triij. ait ira:r<-;.i'-c of 12 1■ 2
r,:ili<3J) over iili previous vs-sr
The cornv.m;t". 'pa so ' poli.-y
--;w!-!ci■ - :? lac ivcflciai'ies o total of
795.422. They loaned policy hold
try, an additional $1,603,000. Mort
;sge to save home- and businesses
ino to ....;a and expand totaled
.5,093.037. i hey p;.: : in ii. -. :;Sir: a.iU
axes tor the- supi'ii.'i't of schoo’-.
■ uilih ng of ioabs an- operri l ;on of
heir state, city and federal gov
irnmcnt and old age and social
eci.rity cenc-fH' soma $3.32,4,303,
/
: NEGRO SLAYINGS
F 0 EACH WHITE IN
BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM 'AN Pi Sewn
L. tiT for HHC or* - Nf gro c r i\\z <% '>:
i:. curding ?o figure-. ifieo.-.oil o>
oL uner Jot Hiidc br *:id.
toriron-i;. ther* i'uve boon three
•ii Oi STK I": i ri;3;' ;.it ?'t\J tVVIj
p Ja:-M'tiUO.iC * S by nl\ )n>-
IL\- L.flH'Orii.
Tin re wrrv f oporkHi i;3 hnmv
Hu*.- ii' lor ihKL oi
vhkb 7.'i wore Nogroi and i'j were
IDEAL PREPARATION FOR YOUR HAIR.
if jom i>air is falling nut, n u oi split*,
jSmhhhH||S .tflies ir. this jiV'i .L.; !H‘v, ]>i epuratioti re out rife:
•'.) H! «(*.». If nn •*. .‘eh; !;l. .u.d < ,>iu
plete!:. i.-uskisl .i t t!<,• iv.-; ;t-, .-eium lh*
P'-.ft). II ami get \a>Ui tealicv l-.'h'k
;.■.'••ip oeayiiiul ken oi:■ ■:■ liejM-mlfi on n tjeallhy
-.:!;■ f(>iidii;eii 7';tKe s»«t- i-rrtgc »)i:« aume;
tiaek g'uflraii+t't Vtia e-V'h send nn money,
'*®WBSP .just your name end address.
Pay (.Tn.ln.an S ■ lit ilu.. a few tutu upon <S»-
V live, y 1 ! you .* rul mollfcy nrlite ' "K h \ve ;.uy jkt^i
*» Tl- . Lan«r Co., F O. Bos 744. £>ept.l,y; Boston 9, Wat». '
/ W&i \
EXPRESS J
TRAVEIER?y^^'
I CHEQUES
W* a greet risk to carry cash on a trip. An unnecessan- risk, g
toe. because we can tom your travel fends into Americwi $ !
Express Travelers, Cheques spendable- anywhere, safe every. I
where. II these cheque* are lost or stolen, you receive • prompt
refund,
They’re more convenient than personal checks, because
no identification is required except your sigsAtuit. Denomi
aatsons of $lO, S2O, SSO and SIOO —for only 75< per SIOO
iaainkauai chsu-ge, on tok si this bank.
*_* J I
X. : L— /
\ ||
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
DUKH AMR ALEIGH
Member Federal Deposit Smisrawca Corp. i
■ ■■!■—■ ■!■■ i iiman i ■■iimii ■■ ii umii—unaMiiimuii inn ■inn aim ■ ■■■ i iri sno iiaia im »!■ ■■ nin*nn >—m i inn mi n ioi «n 1
t h.m tl); arag, .0. .athei 11 ic
insunrnci' conapuiiivs nd stood at
over s4,i'c>O,vOo while -locks a.id
bond' owik-oI uitaled $42.0i.'0,0fi0.
! :;<• vonibilv-d a.,.St.‘b.-' of V- V COirj
jwnic-:- totaled sTO.OtW.OOi), :»n i-i
--. ut S32,fMJt»,OOO over the pre
vious year.
,Ni.uanerE, magazines and
Pi inter.- r-.ci'lvU'd iseai ly a half mil
?i<j.\ uj -ash and .aii.ivs 'e tlieir
1 <’..488 employes nccoumed for an
. dGiti*mi i
’ft- . •» I'.'-A F-nC i-J
A. * . v *,l# •/«.*. MV*/
i is, ripj vs.tii! one con of -very
I’ITVC a ltd , ;.;; 11 S ; ■/'- sn .: iii L*. ■
isiiiieri I• s The a- it • •
iy4d ixiid iiov.4 uoi tlp*ost-Tii
rial ureter;., and irmm • ocietii-.-:. life
~iai touiaa? ;r-.ir-nev conipanies.
a’hc- reportin.- Negro coßipunie-s
have m uD-r.v 54?..6»0,C00 for the
pro!-ation of perlicyhclders. a gain
of $6,000,000 The co>tipanics rep*
’ ■ ■st-t th- largest business in the
i. ae 3 1 ■T. -■ - a,!mps..iet of the
NN.1.4 tapi.-r: ! li.erai :(>• a i;i At*
1 3 Las and tht- District of Columbia.
Thirty-live of tire member coni
p.- iit. a..ii-a.. r itcxne tfim
■v :n«'. st.ite-". iwo are ; n the
. nd M are in the non and east.
PARTY DROPS
ORGANIZER
. ...OU! SVILI.K .ANPi - "The
' . • .iK VI,I. U. iha K
> . <iion- ti the List tl. ee election.?
- ov.'s that the ly.-di'-rn wasn’t work
. u-;cc. Ji.hi- V Ct nr.mins n-;
■ i.iiKty organization clwnrinan. in
Mt'iamir.g tae removal of John
; r- ' . ion ;-t.m<- Negro Denioi r:
h . from this tiiaimsmsHip
'.•I !.h- -Joi.ii". 2 -rg.inicatK.ii Petrie
'a'(J s not h- ."sjjUj,' rl 1- inr- iuturi
urganizatiou work in tie Negro
Vofdls will be hfin-iled /iir-'-i-tto' trurr.
paitv headquarters.
HOWARD HEAD
FIGHT TO KEEP
TUITION SOWN
WASHINGTON D. C iNNPA'i— i
A'ihou&h ivhtie colleges in sh> •
Washington, U C. are.-, have raised
their tuition an average of 2;i per
ms* over war time levels:. How. .-d
University has jemaint-d sensitive
to the financial difficulties of i
;i'icnt:- and made no n: teases ui
the last two years, James M Na
brit: Ji.. Howard sr-eretury; -aid
lasi Friday.
A survey of whit.,- schools her - ,
>’.ved that American University
rai.-: d i-• ntilion from $365 to $430
a ear G orge Washington from
$271 to $236, anti Beniamin Frank- ,
lit. University from $l2O to .$l6O. •
lilsewhere it: the nation. Colum
bia Umveisily raised its tuition
from 400 to $475. Yale from $450 to
>,64 5 Cornell from S4OO m S6OO and
1-r.r.vn and Dartmouth from $450 '
to $674.
The white schools blamed their
1 -..itinn reisi-s or the vast increase!
. , their student bodies stating that ;
5 I-.,id raised operating co-ii.s
"We are faced with the >amc j
problem:. of tlu- fchooi : which have
rt-.istd. their tuiii-'.'ii." Mr. Nabritt
said, '"but we are sensitive to the
dificnlt ie--. our students arc now
having meet ins their preset u obi*- !
Rations."
Mr Nabrttt said under present j
conditions the school vvat onatiU: to !
make u statement that tuitions!
would not bo raised but "we are
g«u.:g itkwn at the- present The
ion how far can we
ALPHA OMICRON
ORGANIZED AT SHAW
RALEIGH Alpha Omit-ror*.
Shav UHivx-rsiiy chapter of Alpha
Kappa Mu Nation, : Hn’. e Society.
ore- ; ,irii/ed 15 - the 1T?G~41 school
>-1 »-i-llily -, Vll > i the nei'ii-I of
four r.fft members.
Tit napti-i- r- 1 l-Hr, John W.
Manley Divinity student of O-rno. i
; arkin. Balejgh. secretary-treasur
-,-r; V.mzola Bond Gates; and Thel
f»r Ty pint; Mimeographing
Notary Public
’ -I 5. or t ALI.
M. EATON
1.41* OAK WOOD AVE.
Telephone 3-281)7
I KimbrelVs I
I JANUARY |
f» i r&RANfr
vliLnliAn wL
only 3 More Days
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