1947-12-03 — Page 4

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1947.

BIG FOUR TO EXAMINE REPORT BY DEPUTIES

London, Dec, 2.The Big Four Foreign Ministers decided today to examine tomorrow the report submitted to them by the Special Deputies for Austria, which records the broad rejection by the Russians of the French com- promise proposal for defining German assets in Austria and the broad accept- ance of the plan by the British and United States Governments.

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The Ministers devoted most during the war was the protector of

DAB & FLOUNDER

Fire!

MICHAEL OF of today's session to examining immerse assistance to Britain and Sport Around The World:

RUMANIA'S ROMANCE

2.-The Copenhagen, Dec. news of the impending engage ment of King Michael of Rumania and beautiful, charm- ing 24-year-old Princess, Anne of Bourbon-Parma and Denmark was splashed in Copenhagen evening papers today.

Court eireles said today that the alliance of Kinit Michael and Prineriss Anne was. no surprise anybody who had taken part in the royal wedding in London.

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A person close to the Princess who had been at the wedding in London told the Associated Presa that Michael

was

Soviet Russia.

the document dealing with the consultation of smaller Allied Gen. Marshall demanded, there- powers in negotiating the Ger-fore, the absolute right for Canada to attend the conference committees man peace treaty.

Some agreement was reached but so that the great powers might pro- Government's unagreed points remained, it by the Canadian which will come before the Minis-advice and experience.

Ministers had before them ters at a later session.

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by WALTER

Indians Need 254 To Save Innings Defeat

Brisbane, Dec. 2-The Indian tourists still needed 254, runs to save an innings defeat, with six wickets in hand, when stumps were drawn at the end of the fourth day of the first Test match against Australia.

more

the

The Ministers decided to meet tour pointal

1. The composition of permanent earlier tomorrow and to have a

of the German penco shorter session because the Minis-committees ters and their delegations are being conference.

2. Whether or not China was to received by the King in the evening.

Today's the fact that Britain and the United

trecting Whg

Kemp, marked by be included in the conference.

Marylebone's 2. What notions should compose

The umpires inspected the Colonel States strongly defended the

the sub-committees. rights

wicket at 5.25 p.m. and decided secretary, hoped that Yorkshire would

be an excellent thing for 4. The composition of smaller Allied powers to

to attend

that there would be no which will

therapionship to do a provincia! tour ference of information which the four committees

will

before returning play today.

to Yorkshire. also be a part of the peace confer- German peace treaty. draft the

ence.

There was very little cricket today Reuter. General Marshall and Mr Bevin

owing to bad weather. The Indian argued that they should attend us a

innings was resumed nt 3,00 p.m. and right, and not subject to an invita-

they added only 29 runs to their on by the Big Four.

without losing overnight score

wicket rolled.

Canada's Part In War

French Proposal

M. Molotov dropped the Soviet pro- posal that the four main committees should consist only of members of The most striking feature of this the Big Four in favour of the French with the Big proposal which left pant of the discusalon was

Four the right to invite representa- and Ane Immediately became In-Marshall's defence of Canalves of smaller Allies. terested in each other and they were claim to be present at the main M. Couve de Murville, who today together there every day,

committee. He pointed out that depulised for M. Bidault, inter- II Princess Canada had hadi 1,000,000 men under preted the French proposal to mean During World War

front-line worker arms In the war Anne

out of a total

that all smaller Alles could be for the French Red Cross from 1930 population of 12,000,000

members of the mala committees. to 1941. In 1941 she and her mother. Canada has had 100,000 casual-The task of the committers would went to the United States where she lies,'

s," he said. Today Canada was

be only to

supervise and co-ordinate naval power was saleswoman in a hat shop that the third world

and the sub-committees, who would do her mother opened in New York. the fourth world air power.

smaller Allies would be represented. This explanation did not satisfy Gen. Marshall or Mr Bevin,

It seemed clear The latter cald that under the French plan some of the Allied states would be excluded from committee membership.

no one." he "I want to exclude

are

Now

in

Anno

ne and Michael have the same great-great-grandfather, King Chris- than 1x of Denmark,

They

together Lausanne, Switzerland. They flew there together in Michael's plane on Sunday after attending the royal welding in London-Associated Press,

Savoy Strike

Settled

and

Bentley's Transfer. London, Dec. 2-Arsenal's man ager, Tom Whittaker, has said the Newgnatle United Inside-forward,

House May Slash Aid For Europe Total

Washington, Dec. 2-Thore Was "considerable sentiment" among Republican representativos favouring a cut in the $597,000,000 emergonoy foreign aid pro-, gramme voted by the Senate last night, Mr Charles Halleck, Congressman for Indiana and Republican leader, said here today.

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elsewhere, hat

whil

Mr Hallock said that he States and would not be surprised if the probably have to spend it on coal Tower House tried to cut the end grain instead. amount by $60,000,000 to $90.poration is buying 162 tons of grain The United States Commodity Cor-

000.000 or more:

that has been allocated to Italy for The present plans, he said, called December and is moving it to ports. for a general House debate on the But Italy's stop-gap aid funds must Bill on Thursday and Friday, with be made available before it is ship- the amendments to be considered early next week.-Reuter,

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The same is true of coal, 600,000 tons of which are destined for Italy and 1,309,000 tons for. France in Do- cember.

Two Days For Debato Washington, Dec, 2-The House of Representatives will start its debata on stop-gap aid to Italy, France

Supply Breakdownt and Austria on Thursday, and the Provided the House of Representa- final vote is expected by the middle (ives decides on the measure next of next week, it was announces week, a serious supply breakdown here.

today

might be avoided by the provision in will be Two days

allotted for the Bill which would allow $160,000,- general debate, and discussion on 000 to be advanced by the Reconstruc amendments will begin on Monday, tion Finance Corporation before the The House version of the bill Appropriations Committee gives final calls for funds totalling $590,000,000 approval to the granting of the full for China, as well as France, Italy amount. and Austria, but it will not specify The Senate Bili how the money will be distributed, provision

has not such a the omission recommends, however, $60,000,000 persisted in, a delay of at least a

wicket. Anıarnath did not have the club was Interested in Roy Bentley, for Chine-Reuter.

to

While preparations were going on a resumption of play, the Belding practice to necustom them- Wes for selves to the light, which .from bright.

Sarwate and Hazare resumed their Innings and both had narrow escapes in the first two overs.

Miller, fielding at silly point, was evade a hard drive from Inzare off Johnston. Miller winced, but carried on.

Auan usunt, indulged in

and if

week seems certain. "We have no direct offer us New- Running Out Of Dollars Officials of the Department of castle has not yet stated they will Washington, Dec. 2-Unless the Agriculture sald Joday that approxi agree to Bentley's request for trans- House of Representatives speeds up would be shipped to the 10 European mately 2,400,000 bales of cotton fer."

added Whittaker. "If they do consideration of the $597,000,000 agree, we shall consider the matter."

Italy, antions participating in the Marshall "stop-gap aid for France and

relief The Nowanatle directors meet to-

plan resoundingly endorsed by

programme during 1049. the This total, it was said, was only morrow, when it 19 expected Senate, supplies to those countrica tentative and in addition Bentley's transfer will come up for may partly "dry up." State Depart-200,000 bales of cotton to be pur- to about | discussion.

ment offelals confirmed today,

chased for France under the $38,000,- they agree to it, it likely that

Unless the stop-gap aid funds are several clubs will enter the market

before the end of this 000 allocation in the interim atd bidding at around £19,000.

factories

In the case of short term ald re- Important French Meanwhile, Milwall has completed have

quirements for France, Italy and to close in January for the deal with Coventry City for the Incit of essential supplies, with to Austria until March 1940, it was not decided whether all this callon transfer of centre-forward Norman sultant unemployment,

would be purchased in the United Smith, who normally played in

Italy has already run out of States-teuler. Coventry's reserve side and led the dollars, but officials say that France attack against Tottenham

Hotspur is likely to be harder hit by Con- last Saturday.

His price is believed to be about gressional delay, £4,000-Reuter.

the real work and on which all the struck bebind the knee in trying to and Arsenal might have the start forth almost impossible | Proposal before Congress,

London, Dec. 2.-The 26-d day-old strike of waiters and

No agreement was reached and

putics.

RESOLUTIONS other catering workers at the the question was referred to the De-

BY ECAFE

Manila, Dec. 2.-The Econo- mic Commission for Asia and the Far East overrode strong Russian opposition today in ap- proving an Australian resolu- tion for the establishment of working relations with Allied control authorities both in Japan and Korea. The vote on the mcasure was nine to zero, with Russia abstaining.

Russia held to its position that establishment of working relations in Korca with Allled authorities was useless since that nation soon would have an independent govern-

ment.

India's Half Century' With the score nt 48, Miller replaced Johnston and bowled medi- um off breaks. Hazare pulled the fourth ball for four, making Has sett, at square leg, buck for safety. This stroke hoisted the half century in 60 minutes.

At 53, lan Johnston

replaced Savoy group of luxury hotels in The Soviet view on the composi-Miller in the attacks and bowled off London's West End was settled tion of permanent committees was

spinners round the wicket. He tonight when the union and that they should consist of the Biz turned the ball, but come through

Four only. managment agreed to

but thought very slowly. Sarwate swept him for find The French agreed another job for Frank Piazza, thts other powers should be invited the waiter whose dismissal six to give their opinions and take part months ago caused the stop. page.

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in the discussions.

view was that the

The British

committees should consist of the Big Four with the 18 states previously enumerated in the doctiment, Includ-

The waiters will go back to work tomorrow morning at the Savoy, Berkeley and Claridge's hotels and ing Pakistan. Simpson's Restaurant

Thl Retllement follows

the an-

cement of the Bndings of the court of inquiry, which recommended that Plazza should be found another Job.

During the strike, pickets outside 'the Savoy, Iried several limes to prevent delivery of oil to the hotel, and the stoppake threatened

spread to the other workers,

The hotels accommodated dis

British resolution for the hand-tinguished forelim royalty and line of ECAFE's relations with Cost of American film specialised United Nations agencies, the strike-Reuter,

such as the Food and Agriculture Organisation, also was passed over

the objections of Russia and the

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· Philippines. The votr

was eight

favouring the proposal, with two

abstaining.

to

stars during

Canada Asks Why

China's Participation

The United States considered that

they should consist of the Big Four wh, in addition, an appropriate number of alien states."

No agreement was reached on this, though the Soviet delegation decided

to the

French to agree to

proposal. The British delegation joined with

the United States in maintaining that all

the nations who had declared war against Germany should participate in these permanent committees.

CX-

the Potsdam Agrar

a single,

At 4.00 p.m. an appeal against the Ilght

was rejected. Sarwale once edged a turning ball Toshack to the slips, but from

both batsmen played generally soundly for the first half hour, in which 15 runs were added.

Bradioan made another bowling change at 61. Lindwall going on for Johnston. His first ball, a shon one. he

for was hooked by Hazare Lindwall shortened, his run, as was unable to develop his pace.

two.

Skilful Defence Another appeal by Sarwate against the light at 20 minutes past four was refused, as was a third appeal minutes Inter. The Australian bowl ers were handicapped by the wet. greasy ball.

rean hour's skilful defence yielded

26 ru

Turning to the question of Chinese pantielpation in future peace canter- ences, Gen. Marshall declared it had at Polstlam that the agreed Council of Foreign Ministers, which would deal with Germany, should consist of the Big Four together with Ottawa Canada has asked "the China, and he "Wanted" to adhere to The British phin would authorise British War Office for a full the ECAFE executive secretary to

planation of the

with M. Molotov the reasons for

the on enter into negotiations

commutation of death sentences of maintained that China should be in-

United States interpretation of all UN. two Japanese officers found directors-general

best the deaths of many Canadian and clutied in the Japanese prace the mperialised groups methods of co-operation and report British prisoners of war. Canada ference only.

Chipa had not signed back to the Commission at its next wants to know why the government the capliulation of Germany, and the session. A rival Philippine resolution, here was not consulted since several Potsdam Agreement which would have set up a working Canadians were murdered by this those who did. .committee of much

limited pair. morc scope, was not neted upon.--Asso- cinted Press.

on

with

the

Big Trade Union Membership

ANOTHER AIR DISASTER

by 001,000 the membership at the All on board were killed.

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runs.

Swedes Beat, Turks Istanbul, Dec. 2-The Swedish soccer team was beaten by three goals to two by a combined Istanbul XI here today in the fourth and last

match of the tour,

thay the

She planned to Use her last $100,000,000 this month to pay for chemicals, lumber Juni Industrial raw materials from the United

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 Closing Times by Air

Manila, P., 3.30 p.m. Canton, Amoy.

A crowd of 20,000 saw the game and was considerably impressed by the standard of pla

of play and the clever lyle of the Swedes.

The Turkish players had to fight hard for victory against the vigorous 11 A and methodical play of the visitors,

During their 10 days'

atny in Istanbul, the Swedish footballers were received with the ulmost friendship and enthusiasm wherever they went. They are leaving to- morrow for Athens.-Router.

Italy's Tennis Win

Stockholm.

Dec. 2.-Italy beat

Lluchow. Kunining, Shanglist, Nanking. Tsingtao and Pelping. 3.30 pm

Тамап, Hankow.

Closing Times By Bea & Train Canton (Train) 7 a.m.

Macao, Tainshan & Shekki (Hea) 0 q.m. Manila, Ceylon, East & South Africa and Aden (sea) 10 am.

Bangkok (Sea) 10 n.mn.

Sweden 3-2 in a tennis contest at a Bala the Royal Tennis Hall here today.

Macno, Tsinahan & Shokki (sea) 1 p.in. Canton (Train) 2 pm, Bangkok (Sen) 2 p.m., Batavia, Saurabaya and Macasser (Bea)

Manila, P. (9ea) 3 p.m. Straits (Sea) 4 p.m. Rangoon (Sea) Macao, Tainahon, Bhekki & Kongmoon Canton (a) p.m.

In last day's singles, Lenhart Bengelin of Sweden beat Glalin Cucell of Italy 3-8, 6-1, 6-3, 6-4, (Bea) p...

and Mansello Bello of Italy beat

Lars Ellasson of Sweden 6-3, 6-3, 7-5---Reuter.

Woodcock Normal Leeds, Dre. 2-Bruce Woodcock,

Leeds In-

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER ( Closing Times By Alr Shanghol, 0.30 am. Bangkok, Singapore, Batavia: Colombo, Sydney and Auckland, 330 p.m.

Shanghal, Hankow, Nanking. Taingiso and Peiping, 330 p. --Canton.- - Swatow, Amoy and.. Fuochow.

Afth appeal against the light was upheld at 4.35 pn., with India's total at 70 for four, Sarwale being 16 and flazare

17. This pair added 29 runs in 02 minutes for the Afth point Sar- wicket today. At that wate had been batting 125 minutes. BritishTM heavyweight champion, 18 3.30 Px Times By Bea & Train

effort which must be invaluable cliort

Canton (Train) 7 a.m. by time, not runs. In the andy

Macao, Telnahan & Shekki (Bea) & am. conditions. adverse

Shanghai (Sea) Noon, Ten minutes after the stoppage of play a shower of rain fell and the wicket

covered. approaches The rain continued steadily for 20 minutes, and when it stopped the the wicket and umpires inspected decided to draw stumps for the day. The scores are Austraila 382 for eight declared; India 58 and 70 for four.--Reuter.

con-

Teferred to

No agreement was reached on this point, the French and the British delegations declaring themselves for the participation of China in the conference,

Conference On Information..... On the question of who shall sit

were

interest In Cricket London, Dec, 2-At a meeting to

discharged today from drmary. He received several weeks treatment for eye trouble. A plece. of grit had entered his eye while he was at work in a quarry.

Woodcock Is unlikely to resume training before the New Year-As- sociated Press,

Trip Extended

Prague, Dec. 2.-Special permis-

has been Care

Fronted by the Czechoslovak army Buthorities to table-tennis player Andreadis to visit India.

Andreadis was due to be called up into the services on December 1, having been granted leave to visit England only. The army authorities

Macao, Teination & Shekki (Bea) 1 pm, Canton (Train) 2 pm, Strals and Calcutta (Sea) I p.m. Tsamkong (Kwongchawwan)

(802). 4

p.m.

Maçao, Talaban, Shekki & Konginoon (Bea) 4 p.m.

Chaton (Sesa) 5 pm.

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SHOWING TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 P.M.

it was disclosed that nearly 3,00-TO-DAY'S BROADCAST The Much Publicized Chinese

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Belgrade,. Dec. 2.--Twenty-three on the conference on information, arrange First and Second Class persons were reported killed when British and French decision was cricket Axtures for the next season, a two-engined_Douging transport of that it should consist of the Big it was decided today to send special the Yugoslay Transport Air Service Five with 19 Allied nations and with messages of good luck to the young Inter cabled Andreadis in England crashed On Thursday in the some others not yet designated, in-players going shortly to the West that he could have a further exten- London Dec. 3-The highest trade Montenegrin Mountains, It was cluding Tran,

Indies and upon whom the future sion for the trip to India-Reuter. union membership ever recorded in learned here today.

Other belligerent states should be of English cricket depends. -Britain-8,714,000 men and women The plane, it was understood, consulted but should not partici-

A busy summer is promised with nt the end of 1940-was announced turned buck after failing to land at pate.

the visit of the Australians. today in the Ministry of Labour Titograd in Montenegro because of ule Soviet delegation at first Gazette.

batf weather but crashed Into a insisted that the information con- 000 people watched First Giving the 1940 union statistics, mountain edge when it hit a freak ference should consist of the Big kat last season, and interest in the

4. Studlo: Children's Hall cur: 6.30, the Gazette said the total exceeded | pnowstorm.

Five plus. 19 other Allied states. game seldom has been cqualied in

Studio: Aniversary Holt Hour presented M. Molotov, however, lator sug the history of the game,

by Monica Jacks: 3, London Relay: World end of 1945, bul women's member- The Balkan alr crash, Reuter gested the second half of the Anglo- After two meetings with the Home and Home News: 115, Studio: Saxophone ship had

had dropped by 24,000.

ids, raised the number of lives lost French proposal, this ex-belligerent Secretary, it was felt that cricket Recital by Emilion Salongs, with Hermie There was a sharp reduction In in the air. during November losta.es should be consulte should be did nai interfere with industry. Bring You Music" Classical Request the number of working days lost in ninety in eight accidents-Reuter.

There are fewer than 300 fully Programme presented by Marlon Giever: in England, 8.30, A Spanish Prostamme; 9, London October through trade disputes In

professional cricketers and while the control of engagements Relay: News: 0.10, Weather Report; 9.11. Vincent de Paul by the Rev. Father' T. order will not interfere with them, Studio An Appeal for the Society of St. It may delay the recruitment of new Sheridan, S.J.: 0.16. A.B.C. Transcription Service: "Short and Sweet": 9.30, B.B.C. players.

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the country's vital industries.

Ouly 213,000 working days were TO FACE COURT

Jost as compared with 384,000 in Sumber and 200,000 in October, 1940.

There were 175 Industrial disputes, 100.of which involved the coal min- Int Industry and cost about 130,000 working days in mines--Reuter,

Food Rushed To Troopship

MARTIAL

added to the Soviet text.

Gen. Marshall considered the nil the United Nations who had declared war against Germany should parti- cipate.--Reuter,

London, Dec, 2--The War Ofco PALESTINE. ·

announced tonight that Lord Colwyn, 33-year-old captain who served with the crack Gordon IIighlanders during the war, would face a court- martial on Thursday on charges of "gross indecency #

Baron He became the Betond Colwyn on the dìnth of his grand-

has two sons.-Associated Press.

Liverpool, Dec. 2.-The troopship father in 1943. He is married and Devonshire, with more than 2,000 service personnel and clvlifans aboard, arrived here 'today' with their Tation stores: po low that two vanloads of food and water had to be rushed to Prince's Landing Stage to "tide over the disembarkation to- night and tomorrow-Reulor..

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Whilst congratulating Middlesex on winning the County championship.

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LOTTERY IDEA

SQUELCHED

London, Dec. 2-A government This was announced tonight after pergantung scheme of a British spokesman today politely squelched Britain business man who thinks a day of clashes and angry demon- strations between Jews and Arabs can make £1,000,000,000 in foreign over the partition decision, and currency by sponsoring the biggest strife was reported to be spreading lottery the world has ever known. to the southern and northern urcas "The whole idea is contrary to of the country,

the ethics of the Labour Party," the apokesman said, "It doesn't stand. a chance."--Associated Press,

Blanes the Piano;

Dumas.

BBC PROGRAMME.

12.10.-/Tho

Transmission of

General the BBC Overseas Programme which can be card in Itongkong this evening, GMT

10.00 Selence and everyday life. LE. Campbeli on research on food: 10.15 Rendezvous players; 10.30-Music white

news:, - 11.10.---. PARIS POLICE ON

you work: 11.00-The tome news from Britain: 11.15--ForceR favourites; 12.00.--Fram today's ́ papers THE ALERT

televisión Two companies of the Hoganah

12.10.-Interlude; service. A feature programme written army," which only emerged from

and produced by Crell McGivern: 13.00 (Continued from Page 1) the underground during today's in-

The news; 13.10.––Progranime announce- cidents, were tonight squatting

ments; 13.10.-London forum; 19.45,-Think After a Communist attack on the round the Montiflora quarter, Jess

DUTCH SHIP LOST

on these things; 14,00 Radio newsreel; San Francisco, Dec. 2.--The Dutch 14.16-Musle hait: 18.18-Programme aft Speaker, M. Edouard Herriot, for than a quarter of a mile from the

18.20,-Forces" favourites: suspending M. Raoul Culus, lust walls of old Jerusalem.

molarship Drastagi of the Java Paci-nouncements:

18.00.—The newa; 10.10,--Nows analystsj night, the House passed a voto of They were armed with slicks. fie Lines has been lost of the Lost 113-Brillah farmer. A talk, by Italpi

was | Wightman: • 10.30-17.00.—Scottish halt- the South confidence In M. Herriot. 1. Porpoise. 2. In

coast of Africa, but her craw Their average age was 16, Pacific and Indian Ocean. 3. It is Meanwhile, M. Bidault, the Minis The Jews living inside the pre-saved, said Trans-Pacife Transporta hour,

weretion Company, Line agent ound on between the Dominican Repubile ter for Foreign Affairs arrived in ponderantly Arab held city. and Puerto Rico. 4. Lovers Im- Paris at noon today and left again reported tonight to be strongly en-1 The Drostog roti

Printed and published by Frederick mortalised by Dante in "The Divine for London by train this evening trenched behind locked Iron Catal, November 28 about 160 miles north Comedy". Diamond Head, a pro after conferring with M. Schuman, Damages by Arab and Jewish fire of Lourenco Marques. Agents said Percy Franklin for and on behalf of

raiders.

In Jerusalem, were today the ship burned after grounding. South China Morning Post Limited monotory near Honolulu., 0. No, the Prime Minister, pr

250,000 Loss was climated at 1387400,000 at 1-3 Wyndhom Street, City of It-lles-farther north in the Atlantic,The subject of their conversations estimated at about

Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong. Reuter

Atabelalod Press Was not reyunlod Reüiter. just opposite North Carolina..

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