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BAHA'I MAGAZINE
INDEX TO VOLUME XXIII
APRIL, 1932 to APRIL, 1933
The Bahá’í Magazine
VOLUME XXIII
APRIL, 1932 TO APRIL, 1933ALEXANDER, AGNES B., GIVES BAHÁ’I MESSAGE TO ESPERANTISTS IN TOMAKOMAI, JAPAN, M. H., 246.
AMERICAN CONFERENCE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE, Arthur Deerin Call, 85.
AMITY CONFERENCE AT GREEN ACRE, SIGNS OF THE NEW DAY, Louis G. Gregory, 221.
BAHÁ’I CAUSE, WHY DO I ESPOUSE IT, Chikao Fujisawa, 154.
BAHÁ’I HALL IN INDIA, First, Isfandiar Bakhtiari, 170.
BAHIYYIH KHANUM, An Appreciation, Ella Goodall Cooper, 202.
BAHÁ’I TEACHINGS COMMAND UNIVERSAL RESPECT, Editor, John O’Groat Journal, 228.
BAHÁ’I VIEW OF AUTHORITY AND ORGANIZATION, The, Hussein Rabbani, 298, 330.
BLACK ENSIGNS, THE EPIC OF, Florence E. Pinchon, 348.
CALL WENT FORTH, THE, Doris McKay, 276.
CHALLENGE OF TODAY, THE, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, 343.
CHINA, CONTRIBUTION OF ITS COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 312.
CLOUDS DESCENDING, IN, Florence E. Pinchon, 59
CONVENTION, BAHÁ’I, 1932, CONSULTATION AND SACRIFICE, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, 75.
CRIERS OF THE DAWN, Doris McKay, 172.
CRIME PROBLEM, THE, Willard P. Hatch, 157.
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE AND THE EXTRAORDINARY SESSION, L. OF N., Martha L. Root, 15.
ECONOMICS AND SOCIALIZATION, BAHÁ’I, A STUDY IN, Alfred E. Lunt, 97.
EDUCATORS OF MATURING MAN, Orrol L. Harper Turner, 238.
EXPERIENCES IN THE AIR, C. A. W., 192.
FAITH TRANSCENDS SCIENCE, HOW, Hooper Harris, 362.
GEYSERVILLE, BAHÁ’I SUMMER SCHOOL, Marion Holley, 243.
GOOD WILL, THE FUTURE OF, Arthur E. Morgan, President of Antioch College, 355.
GREEN ACRE, A PILGRIMAGE TO, Orcella Rexford, B. Sc., 89.
HOUR HAS STRUCK, THE, Federal Council Bulletin, 78.
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE, AMERICAN CONFERENCE ON, Arthur Deerin Call, 85.
INTERRACIAL DINNER, BAHÁ’I, Metropolitan Club, Los Angeles, Coralie Franklin Cook, 46.
JEWS, CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS, CONFERENCE, Louis G. Gregory, 23.
KEEPING THE WOLF FROM THE DOOR, Florence King, 52.
LETTERS HOME, Keith Ransom-Kehler: Canton, China, 10; Maoris of New Zealand, 270; India, 308; Persia—Visit to a Bahá’í Village, 378.
LOUHELEN RANCH, BAHÁ’I SUMMER SCHOOL, Orcella Rexford, B. Sc., 194.
MANKIND, THAT WHICH BENEFITS, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, 259.
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MASARYK, PRESIDENT—A BIOGRAPHER PRESENTS A GREAT CHARACTER, Coralie Franklin Cook, 334.
MASHRIQU’L-ADHKÁR, THE, Dr. Zia Bagdadi, 20.
MEDITATION, THE BEQUIREMENT OF, Alfred E. Lunt, 337, 370.
MENTAL HEALTH AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER, Dr. Genevieve L. Coy, 81, 147, 182.
MISSIONS AND WORLD PROGRESS, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, 384.
NABIL’S UNIQUE NARRATIVE, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, 139.
NATURE OF THE DIVINE MANIFESTATIONS, Glenn A. Shook: THIS EVOLVING WORLD, 218; SPIRITS AND GODS, 251; THE TESTIMONY OF THE PROPHET, 284, 314.
NEEDED—THE SUPREME ASSEMBLY, Louis G. Gregory, 42.
NEW WORLD ORDER STUDIED AT BAHÁ’I SUMMER SCHOOL, Geyserville, Marion Holley, 243.
NEW WORLD ORDER, GLIMPSES OF—NOTES ON A VISIT TO HAIFA AND AKKÁ, Mabel and Sylvia Paine, 374.
OLD ORDER CHANGETH, THE, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, 30.
ONLY YESTERDAY, (BOOK REVIEW), Sylvia Paine, 288.
PARIS, THE BAHÁ’I MOVEMENT IN, Edith L. W. Fenton, 340.
PERSIA, AWAKENED, REPORT OF A. H. Naimi, 280.
PERSIA, PROGRESS IN, A. Samimi, A. M. Nabili, Zidrullah Khadem, 188.
PERSIA, WOMEN ASTIR IN, A Samirni, 352.
RACIAL BROTHERHOOD, BAHÁ’IS CONTRIBUTE SIGNIFICANTLY TO, Coralie Franklin Cook, 46.
RELIGION AND SOCIAL PROGRESS, Keith Ransom-Kehler, 38, 69, 142.
SCIENCE NOT ENOUGH, Prof. John Scott Haldane, 383.
SCOTCH EDITOR APPRECATES BAHÁ’I MAGAZINE, John O’Groat Journal, 96.
SEEKING AND FINDING BY ONE WHO “SOUGHT” AND “FOUND”, 27, 55, 92.
SIGNS OF THE NEW DAY, AMITY CONFERENCE AT GREEN ACRE, Louis G. Gregory, 221.
SOCIAL EMPHASIS IN THE BAHÁ’I REVELATION, Hussein Rabbani, 206, 234.
SOUVENIR OF ‘ABDU’L-BAHÁ, THE, Allah K. Khan, 151.
SUCCESSIVE MANIFESTATIONS, THE, Annie B. Romer, 176; Science Not Enough, 383.
SUMMER SCHOOL, BAHÁ’I, at Geyserville, Marion Holley, 243.
SUMMER SCHOOL (BAHÁ’I), AT LOUHELEN RANCH, Orecella Rexford, B. Sc., 194.
SUPREME AFFLICTION, THE—A STUDY IN BAHÁ’I ECONOMICS AND SOCIALIZATION, Alfred E. Lunt, 97.
SUPREME ASSEMBLY NEEDED, Louis G. Gregory, 42.
SYMBOLS AND A SYMBOL, Dale S. Cole, 366.
TEMPLE PILGRIMAGES, Orcella Rexford, B. Sc., 320.
TOLSTOY, COUNT LEO AND THE BAHÁ’I MOVEMENT, Martha L. Root, 302.
VISIT TO HAIFA AND ‘AKKA, NOTES ON, Mabel and Sylvia Paine, 374.
WESTERN VISITOR IN THE LAND OF BAHÁ’U’LLÁH, A. Samimi and A. H. Naimi, 318.
WHAT NEXT? A SEMINAR ON HUMAN RELATIONS, Gladys Aoki, 161.
WHITE ROSES OF PERSIA, Martha L. Root, 71, 179, 226, 255.
WILBUR, SECRETARY, ON WORLD PROBLEMS, Howard C. Ives, 6.
WINGS OVER EUROPE, Florence E. Pinchon, 247.
WORLD COUNCIL OF YOUTH, PASADENA, Nellie S. French, 211.
WORLD COUNCIL OF YOUTH AND RELIGION, Marion Holley, 213.
WORLD FRIENDSHIP, Margaret Campbell, 282.
WORLD ORDER, THE COMING, Kenneth Christian, 186.
WORLD PEACE, A MEMORANDUM ON, Wallace R. Farrington, 184.
YOUTH, MAKING WORLD-MINDED, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, 44.
AOKI GLADYS, What Next? A Seminar on Human Relations, 161.
BAGDADI, DR. ZIA, The Mashriqu’l-Adhkár, 20.
BAKHTIARI, ISFANDIAR, Frst Bahá'i Hall in India, 170.
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BOWMAN, WALTER H., Servitude With Singleness of Heart, 354; Love Under the Sun (a “new thing”), 377.
CALL, ARTHUR DEERIN, The American Conference on International Justice, 85.
CAMPBELL, MARGARET, World Friendship, 282.
CHRISTIAN, KENNETH, The Corning World Order, 186.
COBB, STANWOOD (See Editorials)
COLE, DALE S., Symbols and a Symbol, 366.
COOK, CORALIE FRANKLIN, Bahá’ís Contribute Significantly to Racial Brotherhood, 46; A Biographer Presents a Great Character (President Masaryk), 334.
COOPER, ELLA GOODALL, Bahiyyih Khanum—An Appreciation, 202
COY, DR. GENEVIEVE L., Mental Health and the New World Order, 81, 147, 182.
FARRINGTON, WALLACE R., A Memorandum on World Peace, 184.
FENTON, EDITH L. W., The Bahá’í Movement in Paris, 340.
FRENCH, NELLIE S., The World Council of Youth, 211.
FUJISAWA, CHIKAO, Why Do I Espouse the Bahá’í Cause, 154.
GIFT, MAYE HARVEY, A Jewel From the Mine of God, 356.
GREGORY, LOUIS G., Jews, Catholics and Protestants Confer, 23; Needed the Supreme Assembly, 42; Amity Conference at Green Acre, Signs of the New Day, 221.
HACKLEY, ELIZABETH, The Garden of the Heart, 274.
HANEY, MARIAM, Bahá’í Message given to Esperantists of Tomakomai, Japan, 246.
HARRIS, HOOPER, How Faith Transcends Science, 362.
HATCH, WILLARD P., The Crime Problem, 157.
HOLLEY, MARION, Religion and The World Council of Youth, 213; Bahá’í Summer School at Geyserville, 243.
IVES, HOWARD C., Secretary Wilbur on World Problems, 6.
KHADEM, ZIDRULLAH, Progress in Persia, 188.
KHAN, ALLAH K., The Souvenir of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, 151.
KING, FLORENCE, Keeping the Wolf from the Door, 52.
KIRKPATRICK, BERTHA HYDE, The Old Order Changeth, 30; Making Youth World-Minded, 44; Consultation and Sacrifice (Bahá’í Convention 1932), 75; Nabil’s Uniue Narrative, 139; That Which Benefits Mankind, 259; Awakened Persia, 280; Western Visitor in the land of Bahá’u’lláh, 318; The Challenge of Today, 343; Missions and World Progress, 384.
LEE, DR. SHAW CHANG, Contributions of colleges and universities of China to international relations, 312.
LUNT, ALFRED E., The Requirement of Meditation, 337, 370; The Supreme Affliction—A Study in Bahá’í Economics and Socialization, 97-132.
MCKAY, DORIS, Criers of the Dawn, 172; The Call Went Forth, 276.
MARANGELLA, PHILIP AMALFI, Bahiyyih Khanum, 134.
MARLOWE, JOHN, A Prayer, 146.
MARGOLIS, SILVIA, Song of the New Youth, 306; Invocation, 342; Protest (The New Youth to the Old Leadership), 373.
MORGAN, ARTHUR E., The Future of Good Will, 355.
MUDGE, E. LEIGH, Walk With Him, 262.
NABILI, A. M., Progress in Persia, 188.
NAIMI, A. H., Awakened Persia, 280; Western Visitor in the Land of Bahá’u’lláh, 318.
PAINE, MABEL and SYLVIA, Notes on a Visit to Haifa and ‘Akká, 374.
PAINE SYLVIA, Only Yesterday, 288.
PINCHON, FLORENCE E., In Clouds Descending, 59; Wings Over Europe, 247; The Epic of the Black Ensigns, 348.
RABBANI, HUSSEIN, The Social Emphasis in the Bahá’í Revelation, 206, 234; The Bahá’í View of Authority and Organization, 298, 330.
RANSOM-KEHLER, KEITH, Letters Home, Canton, China, 10; Maoris of New Zealand, 270; India, 308; Persia—Visit to a Bahá’í Village, 378; Religion and Social Progress, 38, 69, 142.
REXFORD, ORCELLA, B. Sc., A Pilgrimage to Green Acre, 89; The Bahá’í Summer School At Louhelen Ranch, 194; Temple Pilgrimages, 320.
ROMER, ANNIE B., The Successive Manifestations, 176; Science Not Enough, 383.
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ROOT, MARTHA L., Disarmament Conference and the Extraordinary Session of the League of Nations, 15; White Roses of Persia, 71, 179, 226, 255; Count Leo Tolstoy and the Bahá’í Movement, 302.
SAMIMI, A., Progress in Persia, 188, Western Visitor in the Land of Bahá’u’lláh, 318; Women Astir in Persia, 352.
SHOOK, GLENN A., The Nature of the Divine Manifestations, 218, 251, 284, 314.
TURNER, ORROL L. HARPER, Educators of Maturing Man, 238.
Bahá’í Movement, Aim of, 168
Bahá’í Movement fulfills Christianity and carries out its meaning, 5
Bahá’í Religion Appeals to Youth, 231.
Christ and the effect of Christian doctrine, 263.
Contentment, how attained, 136.
Economics, Leadership for in The Bahá’í Movement, 3.
Human Nature is Changing, 167.
Inner Significances, power of man to comprehend, 67.
Leadership, Economic, to whom should it be entrusted, 3.
Leadership for the world only in The Bahá’í Movement, 3.
Poverty and Wealth, 135.
Racial Prejudice, abolition of, 35.
Religion Changes Human Nature, 167, 200, 359.
Religion, highest form of expression in arts, character, building of a perfect world, 327.
Religion should demonstrate a remedy to guide humanity into better living, 295.
Spiritual rejuvenation of humanity necessary, 199.
Wealth, true, what is it, 135.
Youth—its attitude toward religion, 231.
FRONTISPIECES—
- Chinese Wedding Group, Shanghai, 2.
- Geyserville, Bahá’í Summer School, 230.
- Masaryk, President Thomas of Czechoslovakia, 326.
- Mashriqu’l-Adhkár, 294.
- Unity of East and West Committee, Tihrán, Persia, 34.
GROUPS, PORTRAITS AND VIEWS——
- Bahá’í Hall, The First in India, 171.
- Bahá’í Interracial Group, Cairo, Egypt, 1907, 64.
- Bahá’í teachers, Summer School, Louhelen Ranch, 195.
- Carving Model, section dome ornamentation, Bahá’í Temple, 367.
- Chief Mita Taupopoki, Arawa tribe of Maoris, 273.
- Esperantisits of Tomakomai, Japan, Welcome to Miss Alexander, 246.
- Interracial Dinner, Bahá’í, Metropolitan Club, Los Angeles, 48.
- Managing Body Bahá’í Youth Association, Tihrán, Persia, 189.
- Plaster model, section of rib of dome, Bahá’í Temple, 368.
- Rotorua guide, Miss Rangi, in Maori costume, 272.
- Souvenir Feast, West Englewood, 150.
- Tolstoy, Count Leo and his secretary, 303.
- World Council of Youth, California Institute of Technology, 213.
BAHIYYIH KHANUM, Philip Amalfi Marangella, 134.
GARDEN OF THE HEART (To a Bahá’í), Elizabeth Hackley, 274.
INVOCATION, Silvia Margolis, 342.
JEWEL FROM THE MINE OF GOD, A, Maye Harvey Gift, 356.
LOVE UNDER THE SUN (a “new thing”), Walter H. Bowman, 377.
PRAYER, A, John Marlowe, 146.
PROTEST (The New Youth to the Old Leadership), Silvia Margolis, 373.
SERVITUDE WITH SINGLENESS OF HEART, Walter H. Bowman, 354.
SONG OF THE NEW YOUTH, Silvia Magolis, 306.
WALK WITH HIM, E. Leigh Mudge, 262.
OF BAHÁ’U’LLÁH, ‘ABDU’L-BAHÁ
AND SHOGHI EFFENDIAERIAL MARINER DOES NOT SEE INHARMONY, LIKENED TO STUDENT OF REALITY, 292.
ACTIONS, NOT WORDS, WILL CHANGE WORLD’S MISERY, 46.
AMERICA, THE LAND WHERE BAHÁ’I FAITH SHOULD BE UNVEILED, 75.
AMERICA, RACIAL ELEMENTS IN, WHEN UNITED, WILL BE PROTECTED, 41.
BAHÁ’U’LLÁH, CAUSE OF, RELIANCE UPON MYSTIC SOURCE, 153.
BAHÁ’I TEACHINGS ALONE CAN SECURE PEACE, 37.
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BAHÁ’I LAWS DO NOT CONFLICT WITH LEGITIMATE ALLEGIANCES, 106.
BAHÁ’I MESSAGE BRINGS UNIVERSAL RESULTS, 304.
BOND HOLDING TOGETHER BODY POLITIC, SHOULD BE RELIGIOUS IN CHARACTER, 201.
CALL OF BAHÁ’ULLÁH DIRECTED AGAINST PROVINCIALISM, INSULARITY AND PREJUDICES, 166.
CHRIST—THE MEANING OF, 266.
CHRIST’S REALITY SYMBOLIZED AS THE WORD, 263.
CIVILIZATION, MATERIAL AND DIVINE, COMES THRU PROPHETS AND HOLY SPIRIT, 339.
COGNIZANCE OF DIVINE WORLD, WHO CAN CLAIM IT, 67.
CRIMES, HOW PREVENTED, 157.
ESTIMATING VALUE OF BAHÁ’I CAUSE, CRITERION, 351.
DEVELOPMENT OF HUMANITY GRADUAL, 149.
DEVOTION TO THE CAUSE, EXEMPLIFIED IN LIFE, 369.
DISEASES OF WORLD WILL GROW FIERCER UNLESS BAHÁ’I TEACHINGS ACCEPTED, 37.
DIVINE ECONOMY WHICH IS TO GUIDE HUMANITY, 80.
DIVINE POLICY SHOULD RULE, 358.
DIVINE PROGRAM OF BAHÁ’U’LLÁH ONLY ADEQUATE FOUNDATION UPON WHICH TO BUILD, 198.
EDUCATION—DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ATTITUDE OF PHILOSOPHERS AND PROPHETS, 233.
EDUCATION, MATERIAL AND DIVINE, TWO STEPS NECESSARY, 233.
EQUALITY OF MAN AND WOMAN, 205.
GREEN ACRE, FOCAL CENTER, 89.
GRIEF AND SORROW GIVES GREATEST MISERY, 84.
GOAL OF NEW WORLD ORDER, 198.
HEALING BODY BY TURNING TO GOD, 84.
HOLY SPIRIT BREATHED FORTH THRU THE WORD EFFECTS COMMERCE AND POLITICS, 70.
HOLY SPIRIT, ONENESS ACCOMPLISHED BY IT, 225.
HONOR AND EXALTATION OF MAN, 138.
HUMAN NEEDS NOW REQUIRE NEW POWERS, NEW CAPACITIES, 199.
JEALOUSY CONSUMETH THE BODY, 84.
LOVE OF GOD MUST BE TRANSMUTED INTO LOVE FOR MAN, 339.
LOYALTY TO FAITH—TWOFOLD NATURE OF TASK OF BELIEVERS, 42.
MAN, HIS FUNCTION TO CHANGE HUMAN NATURE INTO IDEAL VIRTUES, 361.
MANKIND CREATED WITH EQUAL ENDOWMENT, 275.
MASHRIQU’L-ADHKÁR, INTERACTION BETWEEN SPIRITUAL FORCES AND MATERIAL SERVICE, 22; when completed will have most wonderful effect, 20.
MERCY AND JUSTICE, 66.
MESSENGERS OF GOD—NOT NECESSARY TO LOWER ONE TO RAISE ANOTHER, 343.
MINDS ILLUMINED BY THE SPIRIT HAVE SUPREME CONSOLATION, 84.
MYSTERIES OF HOLY BOOKS SHOULD BE COMPREHENDED, 347.
NATIONS HAVE COME AND GONE, 135.
NATURE CAN BE CHANGED AND CONTROLLED, 359.
OFFICIALS OF STATE SHOULD BE ENLIGHTENED BY RELIGION, 210.
ONENESS OF HUMANITY, 221, 225.
ONENESS OF MANKIND, FINAL STAGE IN EVOLUTION, 54.
ONENESS OF MANKIND, PROCLAMATION OF, IMPLIES A WARNING AND A PROMISE, 45.
PREJUDICES BETWEEN MAN AND MAN, DISOBEDIENCE TO GOD, 43.
PREJUDICE, THE CAUSE OF, 275.
PREVAILING ORDER, LAMENTABLY DEFECTIVE, 209.
PROPHETS, WHEN THEY APPEAR WORLD IS REVITALIZED, 327.
PROPHETHOOD, REQUIREMENTS OF, 238.
RACIAL ELEMENTS IN AMERICA, WHEN UNITED, WILL BE PROTECTED, 41.
RACIAL PREJUDICE UNNATURAL, BASED ON IGNORANCE, 275; CAUSE OF DISUNION, 35.
RACES—VARIOUS COLORS LIKE FLOWERS IN A GARDEN, 41.
REALITY, STUDENT OF, DOES NOT SEE DIFFERENCES, 292.
REVELATION, MUST EFFECT TRANSFORMATION IN CHARACTER, TRANSFORM INNER LIFE AND EXTERNAL CONDITIONS, 329.
RELIGION IN CONFORMITY WITH SCIENCE, A CLEANSING FORCE, 254.
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RELIGIOUS UNITY IS POSSIBLE, 387.
RELIGION CONSTRUCTIVE NOT DESTRUCTIVE, 201; THE GREAT QUESTION, 9.
RESPONSIBILITY OF BAHÁ’IS, 19.
REWARD AND PUNISHMENT, 210.
SIGNS OF IMPENDING CHAOS, 209.
SPIRITUAL EDUCATION, 231.
SPIRIT’S INFLUENCE ITS STRONGEST PROOF, 339.
SPRINGTIME SPIRITUAL, 382.
SOCIAL GOVERNMENT, LAWS FOR IN BAHÁ’I REVELATION, 149.
TEACHINGS OF BAHÁ’U’LLÁH CREATE MEN ANEW, 70.
TEMPLES ARE SYMBOLS OF THE DIVINE UNITING FORCE, 366.
TRUTH UNDERLYING ALL REVELATION, RESTATEMENT OF, 301.
TRUTH, HOW TO SEARCH FOR IT, 228.
UNITY AND HARMONY, PURPOSE OF MAN’S CREATION, 339.
UNIVERSAL PEACE WILL UNITE PEOPLES AND NATIONS, 336.
UNION OF ALL PEOPLE IN ONE CAUSE, REMEDY FOR THE WORLD, 245.
VOLUNTEERS FOR BAHÁ’I SERVICE, ASSISTED BY HOSTS OF THE KINGDOM, 247.
BOOK REVIEWS—
- Only Yesterday, Sylvia Paine, 288.
- Missions, World Unity and World Progress, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, 384.
COMPILATIONS—
- Christ, the meaning of, 266.
- Prophets of God, The, 316.
- Religious Unity is possible, 387.
CHINA’S TRANSITION FROM OLD TO NEW ORDER, 292.
COOPERATION AMONG NATIONS, DR. C. T. WANG, 323.
ETHICS, ARTHUR E. MORGAN, 290.
JAPAN’S AIM TO ESTABLISH NEW TYPE OF CIVILIZATION, 324.
PACIFIC TREND OF COMMERCE, 291.
PREJUDICES, FREEDOM FROM IN HAWAII, 324.
INTERCHANGE OF PROFESSORS IN PACIFIC AREA, ANTIDOTE FOR RACE PREJUDICE, 324.
RACIAL FUSION IN HAWAII, 291.
SICK AT HEART, EDITORIAL ARYAN PATH, 305.
