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Friday, Eeoniary 5l Coming Events Gen. I lacArthur ires Sermon nuiMY _ w CtiatA; OHUni'•»% home of Mr». lB W W1 HtfthtX frtlB, «W W««1*J * l RoUrians Told of HU Z:30 pun.; Mt». Ham Borklumlt and Mr*. John McCaltlon to pre- aent propam. tVettnUnster M the. ooutbHie& the *ffl be adber- lyle W. Kehro la to address the Ro-| touixht on the topic < tor Croat Guards Id I 'oV War. „ the tact the W« we- In late afternoon, the sobool hm« been tuftf for.mgbt mw 'and flirt aid jUle pest two weeks. _. spectators end T>lfty- UtUe or no discomfort w«4 wwiier „« now pw«4 wwe, that tad been generated Si mui notJet'dlspeHL aSiK wffl proWily make «P per'SutoC th© labor jew to «v Industries. SHOES 'XI I- V^ I • OerieWl 1 Douglass MaoArtJmr, •he has.iwoB au«ny "flms" in h'i ewer, in the tails of another sermon deUTered to the BuMuT Oh*) at Ho8at«'« last Friday night, this one by. Ot, Aadrewi Îtalian Braun, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church. Vintner, '• ' _ v i •me previous week file Rotari(n3 h«wd a sermon bj Hev, Norman, V. Sargent, rtty publleit? director, .or-nun .appeared 0B.brt»¥' thi NaHonu Oonferenot of carls- Hans and Jews. SOLDIER AND FATHEB He quoted a cablegram from Gen- eral MaoArttlur, lust OBtober V, U •foioli'tfci Ameriean f—" 1 "~*" J Which th« Am op chief ili the McMo tHentre at wai) said that' by profession he Is a soldier but that by nature find devo-' H6 be i Afl A ktlf mlsi H6n be is i H f A soktlefs mls-i kill Mt fth ;§i;^'ir.fliBii'*Lwini. 11M AttMtfe DlaLMUl THIS YOL'R CAR' H6n be is hjAflr* o sion. He. mid. is to kill Mit a fath er's Is to ouild and create. "I hope," he concluded, "that I iin I wmemberied {r)ot In bottle but In the home." ,VTtat cablegram," said Dr. iAra|tn, "explains Qeneral MIUSAT- jthur 1 * power and piety " 'SOORES MANY -F1H8T8" He (aid that General MacArthur (cored the highest general scholas-* 16; average (n West FOlnt In 25 years. At 38 he became America's youngest • division, commander, and beaded the famous Rainbow Divi- sion. He was -the ypitngest com- mandant at West Point in Its Ws-> tory. At 80. ho fcecame, the youngest: full-fledged general ever to he ap-; pointed W tbe Anierifcan Army. Dr. Braun declared that the bro- Uierhood of man,Is Jinkad with the fatherhood of Ood. Women's Society for Christian Strike of the Methodist Church, monthly metUnf, - ehmeh »KW room. Ladies AM Sockty of «, Lutheran Ch^roli, AOBW of Mrs. AmiK? GMINTA Ml" W«lv »v., J pjn. Public Cord ,|wir beneflt of AniOlarj ot the Boly Trinity Episcopal Chnreh, In Parish Ball. 1063 Central (w.. iiSO pm. WEDNESDAY — Ssdaiily of BIMsm Mother *I St. STEWA OF VICTOBY CTRCLE- An lnterMlDff prosram, with ; Bton»rd8hlp" a* the tofiie was.^rei Milted MondftymMntl* the Vlfciory Circle of the Metjiodtot Church at the hom* .of Ufe (president, Mr* Theo Tawnsend, 11084 (Bay 1 av. I ' . Mrs. Ralph Balnea rend a paper Cm the topic of the eyenlpg. A pray- er was rend by 1 Mrs. K. A. Porter, followed by an Insplnttlonfll utitlcle given by Mrs. Charles C. Read- Mrs. Town?iend concluded the projrram iwlth a reaalng, "Btrength to Keep Goran", by Dr. SDdannn; ' The Circle will have charge of church duties this month. TOicy also will toe hostesses at the monthly meeting of Kie Women's Society for Christian Service Tuesday at 8 p. m. in tile oivirch social room. The Oirclc will meet Monday nllo. 1. at Ihe homfc of Mrs. Boy BIHse Mother of t. r B. C. Chinth, Sacristy of the Chnreh, B tun. SODALITY SOCIAL MEETING A cPmmlttee Was ftppolwted for the social meeting of The SodaUty of the Blessed Motlher of St. Au- OnBOne's R. C. Onurch. Wednesday night. PWbm^.ry 24, when the So- dalltv met January 27 in the Sa- crlsty cf the church with the president, Mrs. Walter Bartholomew, presiding. Miss Marie Smith will head the committee, assisted bv Miss Jane Rice. Mtss Lorenza Pal- mer and Miss Camille Knab. Miss Angeltne Paone wag elected secretory to fill a vacancy recently created. Rev. William H. McKeever di" Manofi 1. E. Dnlt)y. 804 Central av. SIWN CIRCLE EIKCT8 OFHOEBS 1r|e follorw"ng officers EtumMne. Circle or The W Church w^re elected Tucrd^y night nt tlie home of Mrs. Robert Lear 81fl Vfesley av.: Mrs. lifar, president. Mrs. prvUle Adams, >(ce pre- Rtdent; Mrs. Charles C\ Af.ams. secretary; Mrs Raymond MoHenry. •reofrrer: Mrs. Abel D. Scull, or ganlsf WPS. Charles C. Read, siilr- ltual advisor- Miss Julln E. Scull. Mrs. Lewis dandy, and Mrs. J. P HUIman, sick committee. The Study Book. "On This.JEr/un- diatlon." by W. Stanley Rycrort, was reviewed by Mrs. Henry Younx. The next meeting, Tuesday, 2, at 8 pm., at the home i h '• at the UMdlc jtyil.af Pwjlttfn! , ... , . Isinbv. I p/ilf.,Moiltillr Jtbrtihf of il» Braird of trulls. II Ito riMM el l»w. rent* *T, L«a», M> Ailufl' JJ. ,1 [imdi!», *ii»il!.m?W«l» h lr, ^Mt'rt.jy ihe Horn «nJ Wfllgn Mllllsniiy l»fl efcty •! tlie home oi liri, HcrKhil IVtlil, 8W Weileyl*. Anmul mMi, Miwifirii Tdnltn ''Th, Nmbfnfltm, The Unliiniitil Uysliuli of World Be- n vtuy," .Mrs,, jijin i M|C,Uiori fill fefljw i diielM In the Million Stilj) Dook! "On TSii FanNhMon." uesday, 6;J0 p.m. Annual Cevefft! Dllrl Surlier at the home of Mia« CatheFiiic CorAiI}. 114 AlUnlie »*, AUiSJiriB Ho* ««»( MM, Arthiif M. DeMiirii. Enter- tsinmenl Commilrtr; Mr«, Leslie C, Hui'in and Mff. Edward I, Rrichlt, ,',,! 1:11 n.m Met ling of thf Juniof Chriiii.iii Endiiiiviir_ Sseletv, ronjusted liv llu junior C, E. S, OrTistri, ,'.ii STJO p.m. I'nion Pravcr MefiHig at fie Pint Miihndlsl Church. SuiijMt, flu Book of Isaiah: "This r,reaine«t of ;ind and Man'i WeakneM." Itaiati n; i.J9._L"uiae aiid-»ludj liie Bitili-wltk Si-l II. !?' ?']" „ S=, ..[•in Fther r iiR|i| give F OW III 1. rklir OCEAN lOlh Ille st }n p.rii. Mun HI the Ma liond Wrrtki ar cnntffii li the (ifohh n eoimtfy * tiritvii » in I'fielidsliij Lihl y use. "Br when itli 0 a lid lihiii " ant . * CITV BAPTIST • nl WesltJ e Tetrhiat, ' ly. Goii niioliag of fslherhf grieris f Mini Iht m tile il eftif 1.1 md is il ttol nfitff» orld. circle e-ffi. the the uht tn who of Mttrch 2, t p of Mrs. Lear, will have for Itp hostess. Mrs. J. P. HBlman Pastor WilHam A, Mitrop 0:15 a,rii Siinday ^tlieol t a,m. Wo?!»hip, sfffliBn hy Pastor Will- 'iili A- Silersy, Bro;ider\si over station WPPfP. 14SC ilia. Conimiraioii, ,iM pm- Junior B, V, P. V. ^vin p.m WDf*Hp, itrrnon tiv flip Faiitef, sWfi - »W pm. M'dArrk ••rviic n! |IBI ,F, ..rai.e ami niiilt Smdy, P'i lay ?:M p,ni, Eihle Institute. , 30 i.'.ra. Senior B, Y. T. U. iailv Moi,ii.iv shmugli Simrdav. 9:41 am. rtc OM Punily IKhlr". BroadfdiM over jtaiion WFPG. im fcllo. JIHiT MITBODIiT ith st. and Costnl IT, ,ienj, F, AlliPOd, MlBlrter We l|vr in a world thai has l'rtome nielily iiiTerdcpiMident. Tjiere n iwaen!- ty no aren in medefii life "Mihsii which the aeiii of son e dn not maniiiiMy ,iffeit City to Observe Boy Scout Week Several Special Events Are Arranged Several spedia events are being panned here for observance of Boy Scout Week which wlU begin to- o* supplying labre j morrow and continue throtwh P°fs- I food and other requirements Old-Timer Drops in for Visit and tffflBL Retail* Difficulties of Early Days * * CT When tteft«»UroidwiilJetag it to not » «im hole, it wj, jMM bidlt in OMB City, tot probtetn to «ay Bwt way Btoay,,!, _ -vMj - *"• ttieir Mr, Marian still d oonn«iM>&l sras j Holy Trinity Episcopal Ohttî t>, ^ Tn h« liy nil i ilu MBiOLE TO CROCHET ARC.HAN F!«ns were fonnulited Tu«sday fcr the crocheting of art afghan '""•"•, "'V 11 '' tfurlnf Wfrtingi of tht Prlthdli, '"5;,":prim«ry Circle of tlie Methortist Crmroh, I.« -m. indiviili The p-Bup met at the home qf Mrs, Oeorje I. Brown, 23i Atlantic nlv t, The Oirele will atWnrt tlie month. !y mtetinij of th« Women's Bociet}' (PT Ohrtstian Servioe Tu«sd«y tve- nteig. _.. n«Kt meeting will bt »t the Bie'Sacrlity « the I horn * of MrsAdams. 724 Ocean uv,, * 'Tuesdiy, March 2, at a JO pm. offered -- - 'ng to- IfiliFfWr rctiiMrri a tech- ruMni in its irif^t fiei lect u,ii! brnther!i,if,t! i>f ma = '. tnit of tiiis hrothpfhrias ill lifis The- f,iiSW3e 0_f uli ti f 1 r*r unM l lilt ^ li nf HiriF! In ^ w^v nf hrntlurhnod an i e^cimaily « »-n ,1 lif »hirh will linnt all >! Jecta in whldi Boy Scouts are serv- ing national and community needs. Tlie program Includes emphasis upon a periodic health examination for every Scout, and adoption by euch ixiy of a plan for personal improvement Troop 50 Elects Officers for Year •Hie following orflceiB were eltct ed last week for Boy Scout Troop No. 50. for 1943: Ttoland Gannon. Junior assistant Scoutmaster; Jack Wast, senior pa trbl leader: Bruce Gilbert, scribe Jack Svlt. quart«rmaster; Bill Har- vey, bugler, and Nicholas Longo, li- brarian. Mrs. Fred Hedelt was elected Troop Mother. She Is assisting with the work while her husband, Fred Hedelt. camp councilor, ds scrvlne in the Navy. Tlic troop will participate lit churc'i services Sunday morning »t the ocean City Baptist Church. N. Wildwood Woman Suicide by Gas The body of Mil, Sara Qlftert was found dumped in a eha'r in th* kitchen of her North WUd- gravel which, uniquely, did not form mud and stayed graded, ft h»u to be braiifnt In W mom, "Thpre iif mud on.both sides of iiip, but not ill front of tho«e t«m properties," he recalled with a rhuckl*. "It made some of the follu jpalous, too." Bitlewiilks were anytlilnB the in- dividjsl property awner vmnied them to be, Mr, Mansn laid flaa- stnne the fill; width, and Installed a v'ide board for the curb But In many places ihe sidewnjit vim only n nari^jw foot path In the sand. OPERATED BAKERY TOT a number of years he was proprietor of an ice cream store there, and alfo had a bakerji and s ihne store-1*8 bakejy was the first ûeeiirtul one In town, "WfieB the railroad sent a Brew r-f 300 men hert to build the line from Pea isle Junctujn ta Ocean City, th«y, had a big supjiiv pro- tlem," he Tiiated. "Thrmigh my previous railroad eonneetloit, 1 gst tim anntract w provide their food nnd other thinp, "They had a eamp pitched dawn beyond' 34th jt, on the edge of the marsli and surrounded by si.nd iwood home, Monday, with two Ml dunes and wilderness, and some jets turned on and papir ifafcjrf 1m* 'It w« Q tough jMrpCTawr to thorn wlfti i hewe and «*?on, OTce in a while the tral's />t"re m bad I had to drive oiit on (he beach where it was harder ground, and was on the MmmHitM in erecting the present church ini nt 11th at, Mid Central He c and Central visiting here for the hom f M jets turned on and •papir in the cracks of the door. Dr. Harry Hornitlne, coroner, issued a certi. flcate of death by suleldi, Mrs, Dilbert was a sister of Evans a, BlauEhter, former county AssemWyman, who is in rlorida, A nephew, HWbert Slauîter, tain assistjint solicitor for the Depart- ment of Uie Interior, Washington, P. O._^ __" Resort Bank Pavs Third Highest Tax Amounts of bank stocS tax to be flaid by OapP May Bounty banks in l»ta nave been announced by the oounty Tax Board, The sum to * po!d Is 1328 more than lait year, uue to Increased deposits •me arflwrtlonment of bank stock tax reqiilres Tho Nsrional Bank of Occa.i Oily to contribute $1073, ,hira highest sum In the county. The hnest U the MftTlnt National, WiMwoed, with ilB», and sfcond is the nrst National, Court House with $1823. Total for the county Is tTem jr-llnS fnr Nil 10 45 i n Lincoln Daj dy Servlff nf Wm-sh!p Lmtoltl llt\ moil "Thr Itnrnitiu Rn*h Fx idii I U Tdc din,r und(r tin leanerflTil I^.lie C IliBlict. Mil «inP 'I Ttou~Tn>~of Ijnviliff Heavn" liy Sorrftno lAtrl l*nor Jnrt "fll I liv *\n ler h> Mm Sto* e» mil Aaiuii Rt^piicnfon. 6 45 pro 1-illon VramK Penplc'i Utaipf at tfir ?ll»l Metllodl.t nmrcli Tnplc "Aluavs for tllrt t «nrl Ills CJiurl-h' PliiL: 3 7.14: Psalm »; 5U Leader Ilijd CMItln 7 H) nm Ijnion EyenlnK Srrvicr at tn» first Metiiodmt Church Sermon Sir re I n f l l d Wl h Pt vn liy Vsrd "flnil Is fflve" rliy Salvage Drive to be Intensified The need for salvaging ot vital materials for war purposes will continue as long as American fiol- dlers remain on hte fighting line the Cape Muy County Siilvage Committee announced this week. Salvage drives are being con- ducted for various Items In some parts of the county and will be Waged In all sections as the 1943 drive grows In Intensity, It was said. Scrap metal, tin cans, rubber, silt and nylon stockings and t for-the making of explosives are oh the vital list. Tin Is the most critlrally-noeded of all mfctato-for-war-purposas; — Only One Bidder for County Coal Tiie Bcrgh Fuel Co., Tuckahoo, was awarded a contrail liy the frt-eholders Wednesday to supply coal for county buildings this year. It was tho only bidder Tts price was *8.T7 per ton for 100 tons, more or less, or buck- wheat, and $12.14 per ten for 10 more or less, of cheptnut. I tons, i The bid specified that the company would not be responsible for shortages or price Increases caused by .governmental war regulation. etiiodmt Chur IIIDIU nfollnrliocd W«lt hy Ceorijc Fuciier "Tlie Rrejtmt Paatr Rnwn MORTGAGE I MONEY: We Have It Founding Father's Daughter Dies Mis? Alma Burroll, formerly of Atlnitle City and » daughter ot jie *f ocean City's founding (ath- ern, dkd In Coltlngswood late last week. Shir Was the younrtett daughter of Ul« late Rev. William H. Bur. roll, irho with the Lake brothers formed the .original group that founded this resort in 1878. OlAtlH FITTED BT Dr. Harry H. Lake OFfQMIflillf CAMPFFEE MKET TS HOMES Members of the Shawnee Camp, fire Qlrls are now meeting at the homes of memfoers, Uutead of at the Recreation Center, The last meeting was at the home of Mari- lyn Hughes, and was followed by games and refreshments. Tdnlihtfg meeting will he at the home of Jean Kate. 145 Anbury av. then swing hack through the T baked all their bre*d. delivered them Barrels of meat and sugar, ind many other things, COLLECTED AT SOBBCB "Tlie railroBd promi'ed me that if the men didn't pay, the com. pany would. So they worked out a iystom that a construction worker couldn't draw his pay until he was all squBia with Mahan's store. It worked fine," Tho first'railroad was a boon to tho isiaad, which until then had W rely entirely on ferry transpjr- tation from the mainland. Rail travel from here to Oanden had to go through Sea Isle City, however, and it wasn't until many yearg later that, o:ean city jot its own branch line, , BUILT BULKHEAD FOR COAST GUARDS In Winter, when the bakery inmt- rem was slack, Mr, Mahan turned his hind to other thinta. such a* construetion work. Among other thini"! he built a tltnter bulkhead in front rf the Coast Ouard sta. tlon at 4th st, ana Atlantic av. It w»i then right on the oceanfroht, and officials were afraid the back yard would wash away without some protection, Mr, Malian sold his business here and moved to Anton in laoi to be. cane .manager of a realty firm which wm beeminf developtnent •here. He bought the Luray hotel ihoTtly Mtnwtrd ind hw Seen there ever since, though still a great friend of ocean fflty, "Had I knswn Hie 9th st, bridges Large PROPERTY Pine location for rmmlnf hotae, T bedrooms, f ornlabed nl A Bargain $5200 CAREY City at all," he admitted. "I was first a Mrs R'-hard Southnrd IM Sophie Cobb has nqii r position as secretary of p ftU win Relber district manager oc Uw'j Atlantic Olty Electric CcnipOTJ-,' jibe lias decided to rtav lt) husband Staff Sergeant Soutnard, as long as he Is it Cody, Wyoming. Sergeant Southard was comrttUd with the local office of thf n«rit fo before entering the rerVW M*s Southard nil be j^tlAs Canillle Knuib | Federal Commodity; Grants Reduced Because of more limited tics of Surplus Commodities Ml ble, plus transportation rcstrleUag%j' the distribution of these ft local relief directors înd In Cap Miiy County will be only fin*. "• r.-ionth in the f^ Instead of twin t month. j This order wun rece'ved thll by H. M. Ross *:|>uiy dlrMtot of the County Welfare Board. OM age nsslstance and blind cllWto d the board will receive the' fedenl commodities on March 4. ABtfl 1 May 6 and June 3. Hu*aiKi, worriedly: "1 fhad It on ti.e tip of my tongue a wo- iiii-nl iiBC and now it u gone." Wtfc: "Maybe It'll cotue bud If you think hard." Husband I don t tWnit »».jB THIS iê s»amp I was going to po^ on ;TIV letter." TOMATOES ( Solid cellophane Fresh ' Yo. ion do your part fey tst.li ••« *••!•»». ••» ••« etlwr lUrnt not a» gavtramifi wliitaff folloi Urt, FhKIIUd F Fancy Freah-KIIUd Frying CHICKENS All bip iiiinlll;. lo >H lbs. LIVER PUDDING . H«1^« PORK BRAINS ^ 17c Pickle. m.Siff 1 ,,,,, 2 *• fe,Pork Liver m M Cernm.aiMu,h ul *"" il a,;Kiac I P.pp«r Huh • ia Baked Loaves ^m, %$i SMELTS W%an No. i NnUve £•» Trout n 15c I Fillet Pith * 25c *15c ICrabCthn " rt !5c enriched Supreme BREAD large loovel Enriclitd by ulig yteit Ugi .. Vllamla (I Cgnt.nl. Nlnell. Ire.. Supreme Whol> Wheat Br«ad ,',',',?, IOc Specially Priced for Week-End Wanted Four Door SEDAN in good condition ^ Phone 105 GGS carton "DATID" ol "50 [ Sivler Seal Eggs »*» *« ««•«> Gnariimeed of 12 kUER KRAUT :A BEANS w Cnt qunri • lar . i HEAT PUFFS SI? (tssif.)% m 9c EVAP. MILK Farmdale The Chatterl is terving |, Tasty Hot Dinners 85' Hot Platters Luncheons 40c -50c The Chatte JEAN B. CAMPBELL, 9th St. & Central Ave. I ICE CEEAM Delivery Servica You Have till March S to Complete Your Met Plra Kl rlP« RIBfl Blu.Cn.t.1 DINNERWABE: 9< Witt Mi ftrttue aSCD Mfc or Pni) MMft eld frod«c«. Tav ctclM lor gal* ft tf Sip nt Snier, Plate, ttrlll PWe, IMP P1«H. i leiBi _•* D«H.rl Pldei, 1 Sereel PlikM, VeaeteMf Biner H 3 Meat ftrwr nd Cnam ^•Hbl. lowl. Cnn Nttleri | Grapefruit Juice ^2Sa Sunrise Tomato Juice Fillet Salt Mackerel M '£T OSCO Peanut -. utter Sliced Pie Applet m Whole Wheat Flour VH Qetd&ut FO FLOUR 12 &4 C AII-ptirlHinp fumllr tlonr, •uAnnMM 1ARD Pillsburv's Best FLOUR IX SL Wiirbri of nmiini Anlhun STANDARD CLASSICS each wllh each SM DDirlmw". 4 for 91.00 Soch celebrated nn- thort u Slutea- pesre, nnnlniON Cooper. Con- I Md. MtDpunnt, Dnmai, ete. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Wartime Emergency Reduced titter n(M are mMt-^n ifffl Ût ttmn- ••;•• i^«ffl'ii dfiCO or Gtea COM CMtfMtfrf ,„,. VIGETflBlEsoap'^ •5/10,000 P. X. 5.000 p. D. $30.80 ' 3JO8 8. D. E. $19.71 net $10/20,000 P. -fi. 5J0OO P. D. $33.04 2.30 S. D.tR.* $20.74 net Fire theft ana Comprehensive c Owih dtoiunt (UnmWtti with t*w*t& upon sotng on Wartlma Campb«ll Tomato Soup fJSCO Tomato Sony CM Patiiunfcey Corn M«al OSCO Hardwsttr £oap(S Al-Plne eent«dSo«p American Ttira* SSc)Sl eM * a 4fe have . ^Hates). Haney Lloyd Chattu 74147 Asbury Aw, CItF,N.J. Shore Road and m^bee, Somers Poliit, N, J. S*M : :"^-Wj.tV«:».A:.i» *,•»-* II,'-.'- •, .i 'I-'!':' :.''•! ','- " .-.-..• Uncle Sam Slaps County For Granting Him a Favor Freeholders Balk at Building Road for U. S, on Credit The freeholders balked Wednes- day at 8 federal government request that the county pave with bi- tuminous concrete portions of two roodi considered euentlai in the vicinity of Uie Navy's airport, now under eenstr jetton in Lower Town- ship. Protest againit undertaking the worjc was led by Ralph T, SUvenf, director of > revenue and finance, who brought out tht fact that no federal funds had teen earmaifced for the worlj. Two resolutloni, calling oounty engineer to prepare plans and ipeciflcaUons and to advertise for bids, first were adopted and then rescinded, the latter action at I the insistence of Mr, Blevens, SoUand A, Sharp, county engineer, said he had already prepar- Rnscrve Rinht to'Limit Quantiticj g d dy ed^jjlans and specifications, TTie proposed work would be done under the auspices of We new Fed- eral Works Agency, created by act of Congress to construct tempor- sry war projects that will he of no valui alter the wai 1 . But Congress failed to provide any funds for the agency to ipend to actual work, Mr. Sharp later said he would merely notify the agency tnat the and see what move the agency plans and specificatloni were marly, will make next. Works Agency Re- fuges Ditch Want- ed by Navy Gape May County this week found itself in the middle In the proverbial scrap between tin tJ, S, Army and the U, B. Navy, The Navy some time ago asked that the county provide a drainage ditch around the 900-acre airport nrhich Is being constructed in Low- er Township—for the Navy—by the Army, Tlie county freeholders, reason- ing that they had spent enough county funds In providing the land, passed the request along to the Federal Works Agency — and got "bawled out' 1 for trying to -do a good tum. The Army engineers reportedly were not in favor of such a ditch. Bo the request of one govertutoent branch—the Navy—iwas rejected by another branch—the Federal Works Agency. A letter wag read at the freeholders' meeting Wednesday from John M, Qallagher, regional direct- or of the Agency, in New Tort In rejecting the proposal, he said. the Apency'a action foUomd the ie" s of the Olvil Aeronautics Au- High School ,h _,, _i,r , , rf 7 ' »"" mmMMUGB, »na Bnop wore, Bi- thortty, which is supervising eon- feetive next week, Uwre nlso win struotion of the field ThB a A ^ I ^ m i War Courses Go Into Effect 31 StudenU Take Physical Exanu New: wartime courses lot Octio City High School boys and girls were put Into effect yesterday, after months of preparation, A detailed outline of what the new schedule is all about was given the student body at a genual, as- sembly yesterday morning, while the entire faculty met Monday with Superintendent Oeorge E Brown and Principal Oeorge w, Meyer to complete teaching plans, TAKE PHYSICAL I A group of n Senior and 14 JUn- lor class boys, all accepted for pre-fllght training, underwent pliy- fiicul exumlnations Tuesday end Wednesday by Or, John 9. Town- send, school physician. In order to take this count, the boys had to qualify both physically and In apti- tude tests. Those with no chance to make the grade in Ihe armed forces were eliminated, Other new subjects now under way Include fundamentals of ra- dio, machines and electricity, fun- damental) of navigation, automobile mechanics, and shop work. Resort Aircraft Spotters Praised struction of the field." The d. A, A, says the ditch Isn't necessary, "So what?" rejoined the freehold ers, in effect, as they fiiurativey shrugged their shouWers, News of Our Boys in Service 12 Hours Daily At 9 Below Unions Shouldn't Kick, Sayt Pileggi • •• • * Jr.* Qi: FRANK A. unionists who dem:ind is- tra pay for every hour of ovsrilme would learn somftliJns aboît work at nn Anny air base, Judging by tho experionce of Flunk A. Pileggi, former Oraan Cily service ftfillon man, now a maintenance Mechanic nt a western field. "I ni doing worlt on the line, repairing nnd servicing B-24's nnd getting them ready for combat du- ty," he wrote this week. "We have of B-24's and B-17's on this field and we work 24 hours a day In two 12-hour shifts. I huve been working from 7 p. m. lo 7 n. m., nnd It Is Interesting work, but mighty cold. We worked out on the ramp with the tcmperiUire at 9 below zero. However, we are pro- tected with wool-lined flying suits." Th letter as written, he Enid, "during my midnight meal hour." 2 Mothers Honored by American Legion Condoned from page I ored troops in battle, MOTHER VOICES OEATITUDI Witti dignity and in a low volet, Mrs, Bumpter expressed her appre- ciation to the government and to Morftin-Ranck Post for honoring her son. She was accompanied by her hus. band, former member of the Post iind World mr I veteran, who is ndw employed in Washington, and a number of reliitlves. Both Mrs. Surnpter and Mrs, Ool- Hns received handsome corsages from Mrs, Harry Bonham, on be. half of the Legion Auxiliary. They were presented by Olty Publicity Director Norman V, Wgent. Fast Commander JWank Hart, ^fio presided, presented Mrs. Col- lins and Mrs. Sumpter each with a plant from the Post. . Mayor George D. Richards In- troduced Malor Bourcler. HONORED BY FRATERNITY John Collins iwns recently honored by the Thetn fraternity ns the first member of that fratemLty of WnshlnKton CoHejc to die In phe armed services In this war. Thb plnque was presented to Washing- ton College. Wrdn^sdny night's, affair was preceded by n dinner prepared by Ihc Auxillnry under the direction I Df Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horsey. Commander Hnrt commended the Legion Auxiliary and Phil Shnfto for tho arrangements. A number of motion pictures. In. eluding the Coral Sea nnd Mkiitray bnttles and otlicr war activities, were presented by George W. Mey- er, high school principal, who also win thnnked by Commander Hnrt. jncreMed emphasli on physical citlon for hoys. Audiometer tests tor hearing were given at ichool yesterday and og- aln today, * • * FIRST SEMESTER ENDS This week marked the beginning of the second semester of the term, Report cards for the flnt Eemes- ter grades will be distributed today, fallowing classroom tests given bj the teachers last week, A " mm The Ocean dtûint Off the All;, craft Wsrattg Service, ishlch reports an atrerirft seen or Mm4'to this nre«'to the Areay Dnfense GUnMMd, eame In for WteW an- tlon as an ' outstanding American M n woject,, In th N M UM» at tte t J y American Legion Magazine. , : , . « an article: entitled f/UMui for Victory",", outllnlito LegJon r partici- pation in war a«tMtJe») on the homo front, the Weal alwraft port' mi cnt tt the two mentioned In ttiat category. The othet i» M Mlneola. If-T.- :". ,.*•••.! • , • I ' OtIABDS VTtAli ABKA •At Ocean City, pus) Jeisey.ls anrthi* -tMMr"'*'gUMriiiW'* vital area," Hid the magazine. - "It to mfltatalnea by Morgmn-Banot HOet, " ' '• "" ' 'illu- th* ocean and it'I a top the BWpel Her, located side Of thfc Boardwidk. •^Completed et a «BM cf it has been opertitinj since Decem- ber fl, Itti, um Chaplain Ntor- msn V, Sargent, and hoa malnt»iri> ed a full tttH watfh olnoo that ttoi. ••••-• 150 OBSERVES8 ON Im corps of 150 observers nerve. OWff 06- n Its BM dbserva- ttan towW reported MOO plane flights and much activity at sea. Including a head-SB eoUislnn M two vessels. The highest nun*er of In «M wo-hayr w DIoMelan: "An exclusive vefe- table diet would give you a trim figure," pAtjent: "Did you ever taii a good took at a hippopotamus?" Our Boys In Service 4 Feet of Snow; 23 Below; Fine, , Says Berwyn Hughes Berwyn Hughes. weUJcnown Ocean Olty youth, telephoned to his father. Dr. J, "nwrnley Hughes, from Truax JHeld, Ma- dison, Wls., the ottMr «y. "How's the weaffier. Dad?" he asked, ••Pine," replied Dr. Hughes. "How's it with you?" "Jiist line," said Berwyn, "Tôur feet of snoNr and M below," BefTfrn
.", r\..s. ' * GO. I MO S i ^ ^ S f l r w f City husbands id to pinochle two nightB a ^P». ,_^. hdp the Red Crops fnmwp. ... XaB, fir; stay home, do the rtjiat JuAfor foe> to bed when he should. f and njriiiu hosiiitals herând Abroad; in Ar- > jibjpbpord and'on America's far-flung bat- Vtot County's duota^for Janbary was 17,000 JTho quota wasn't half filled. More wo- ttteore are urgently required. f houses|^hjch normally produce plen- —*. —V wfjfi the demand. The Fed- the Amtie&a Bed Cross to Ocean pity hou«fi*?ros are siked to give an hour Urs, for your convenience. . and Wednesdays, 7:80 to 10 p. Headquarters, 412 *th et; Thursdays 10.SOa.ni. toA p.m.. production room, Elec- ng (aecijnd ffw*}; Wednesdays and Thurs- .j'ifjn^ a^mufab* store, 3101 Asbury br South End volunteers.) '"needn't be skilled to perfoVm this work. You qiflckry. You'll enjoy lt'YoaTl form new con- imndahipsj, and bjaktr ot all, youTl see concrete ,__ that y^tt'ra doing ybn| bit jn the war . . . „. — yonrlwibby, Ftp-right now: that you're stepping out ^ iwt Wteând leaving him W mtoii the household! , the Boy Scout movement in America was iht years old. Tomorrow (beginning of Boy FeeM it will b>33. ,, , The imiwrtantMMt&ceHo tte Nation at war is ap- when one realizes thaf in Uncle Sam's 26 per cen£|i$d>he #el&$ees an former Boy - The nercenuge' is still higher in the enlisted nd more than two-thirdg of the professional y. leaders who attmBe^^liestiPomt&r Annapolis uts in their boyhood, yews. . I of Atneric* & |iot« military organi- • wpichjt stands are the antithesis falrplodticea MBN—men who cooperate for the Mifayotion are not new to [la fct the S& «f their being, n-Kelly -was a- Scout. So were John James , John Bulkeley and "Butch" O*Hare. "Be Prepar- their motto, when they wgie Scouts. We honor d thi te)i h i u their m •and their another . r and wot e share with today's r organization. May it the good of us all! ngdMW Visitors re }n jast .week's issue that the city win most of ite Mvertisjnir this year on nearby nttt* of pounJaOorPdoWliet liiSn'thnfit has turned back forever on the few** bnt more profitable long- •—1 visitors from Pittsburgh and points west. _mcre profitable advisedly. On the average "gerxhan our mprV numerous friends from din area. ot haying farewell to these erstwhile guests i,rtvair.Tir%v*4 wstrMions probably will be ig this'Summer foj ,a]l but the most Jntre- _,_ --. it from afar. But we war will end one of [Mays, and tlicn tK©yil return. Meantime, the city c " 1 forgetting ittm «wtSrely. It will keep Ocean them ^JtkrJoccasioiinl advertising, though av. School? it of. the Board of Educa- j.dliclosed Ihe fact that the .the' Wiesiey av. school next - "like to hear what , ê city commissiop- represents an 8&-cent ojWfl is striving to re- by cutting its budget i aava about 98,500 a Cnt} av. school to i would ^ to vaU> \ or not yotrab-, T r J Topics A-W (Bei|to irf Faawltf: Fro- tides iudaes fetfinf «o ««t* that soon anoe* w)U tena* wltb modtu spies «nd heel.. FACT: Tbe War;Wpductlon Board hag prohibited the manufac- ture of two-tolor Btipf4 -and reduced the variety of styles and colors' of footwear to save "leather. No limit Is placed, however, on the pro- of permitted styles' necessary to Jtll civilian needs. ttttMOB: At a "iero noiu" soon to be determlwd, automobilM wlU not lie penalUtd to cross tUU lima. FACT: Such » BftovB-ls not being considered. It Is merely the old dodge of bringing States' dghts Into the national scene In order to contuse the vital lssyes Ot the war effort. KCMOB: Civilians will soon be unable u> bay phonograph fe and the few that will he made will be sent exclusively to the armed force*. FACT; "We know of ho such restrictions, either now or contem- plated, naturally, we would be among Vie first to be noticed. Records are still available to the public end to the armed forces, and • will continue to be avallabe,"—(J. W. Murray, General Manager of the Record Division, RCA-Vlctor Co.) RUMOR: A nnmbrr of doctors are Injecting draftees with serum to produce fjntaln symptoms of diseases which nstft In deferment. FACT: An impartial Investigating board, composed or a repre- sentative of the FBI, accredited medical men and a selective service official, traced this story to a pro-Nazi. The medical authorities showf ed that such physical results could not be achieved by the alleged In- jictlon, RUMOR: People who new buy war bonds and retain than »ft*c the war will be prohibited from idcdvlng relief or any othtv form of atato or federal aid. PACT: War bonds are a cash resource In the form of savings. If the regulations are the same In the post-war period »s they are now, a person would be expected to ex3iaust Ills rash resources before he could apply fox relief. War bonds arc not only patriotic, they are insurance. The more war bonds you buy the less reason to fear a post- war depression. Big Job Ahead, Say» "- * Chief Immediately Our Yesterdays Other Editors' Views ONE YEAR AGO The Board of Scnool Estimate approved the school budget calling for a »125.000 city appropri- ation, $9000 more than [he previous year, • • t Francis H. West wrote home about his experiences helping build I>an.American airfields hi Brazil. • * • Morgan-Banck Foot, American Legion, endorsed the Idea of opening membership to veterans off the eurrent war, i * » Mlrs Gloria Woodruff was nam- ed the "Oood clttenshjp Pil- grim" Of the Daughters of the American Revolution. • * . MUk prices to consumer! In. creased a cent u quart toy onler of the State Milk Control Board, FIVI; YEARS AC.O George 1. Brown was re-elected to a three^yeaf term ms school iupwintendint, and, Arthur W, Shoemaker lieBame president of the Board of Education. • « » Progress wu being made on the removal of all signboards along the Ocean OttyJomers Point boulevnrd. ty order of the eom. •mssionen, • • * Publicity DlrMtor Harry Stan, ton said the city would spend some advertising! money in church puolleations, with speeialind copy witti a religious angle, • • • The question of how best to our MANDATORY SPENDING We are confident that Boon 1 of Freeholders will against, and oppose strongly, any addltlonnl mnndutory spending laws But tie public—the pcop'c Wtio pay tlie taxes-must also be nlcrt to the possibility. They must be rawly to give their represen- tatives in TrenUin evidence of the ccntiment "back home" Mandatory lesLslatlon lfi n blow to heme rule. That it hqs «?r- loils effects upon aJl of us is il- lustrated in the now county tux rate Increaje.—Cipe May Star and Wave, s • , "JVe have of roads »nd bridges w noon aa the war Is over." 8tato HlgMWy Com- mlsalontr 8paaoer Kilter, Jr., told the New Jersey Aosoclstlon of Cho- sen meholdeia at Trenton Mon- day m explaining ttie plan advo* oated for esta&Ushui? a reserve fund of mad money. Reference was made toy the Htob- way CosnmJsalontr to the bill in- traduced by Senator John G, Sholl of Gloucester County to provide ttiat SUite Bid tor counties and municipalities vhldh cannot be ex- pended at this thue teemm or war restrictions Ije invested in Oovern- menrt bands and credited to tlie counties 'and municipalities for use later. The damage belmr. done to both county and state highways through the hauling ot heavy loads in the War effort was stressed The Commissioner explained that approximately ai,2000O0 in State aid for county road and bridge construction and maintenance cannot he used now because of war pri- orities, but thought must be given to the millions oj dollars that later will have to he e>cpended to restore the arteries to serviceable cond'tion At present, he said, there are more than 400 county bridges with a car- rying cai»city under 10 tons and such spans are a threat to public safety ln the present day hauling of large cargoes The State Highway Department ho continued, has no thought of initlatlr-g a downward revision in State aid to counties, saying. "That is so far from the truth that the reverse Is true " Charles Stout secretary of the Association, warned the Fn-chold- I eri that they should be on their toe-; and freeze road funds to pie- vent their dlvcrs'on to nurpose-; for- eign to road construction H? -*s- «erted It was n mlstalte not to h»\e had o referendum previously and incorporate m ihe State Constitu- tion p provision to prevent the di- verting from roads nnd bridge!, tapes paid by autoinubiUits Chenowethls Club Speaker KiwanitPlaQpto Attend Chtinh SOMER3 C«ien- STILL DANCER OF RAIDS WBil-Meaoing but short-rattn- oried follta who hajk nnd Iprt over all dUnout aim air .raid rf rtriotion? may hnve forgotten one Important •serious conclusion nt- rived at In tlie frivolous Twen. ties: that anotlier war would Me an cirtliration utterly destroyed by the Improvement In weapons,. , American warplsnw as' unitt aj«e Bttacklnj Geniwn sol] for the flrrt tune, oennany might r«. taliate. nr us to take too much for granted Is unwise^-Atliintic Oi& FreM, TOO FARL¥ — - Offteer Ho man pnclnf Ihe slfl*. walk at 3 oclock in tlie morning) : "Wl»t are you doing here?" Gentleman ;L "I foi^j my keys, ofjlner, and rm waitinj for my children to come home and let me In." Mayor Hand Quits Draft Board Hwor T. MUlet Hand, of Cape May, resigned this week ae chsir. man ol Selective service Board No. S for the lower Cape May Geunty district.. In s letter to President Isoie velt. Me said thM incresied reôn slbiiities resulting from the recent death of his father, and constantly Increasing I -one how before taldnttfht h mrUi tnro alter ttte witch) hout",. TbU pMawt^'tf sutTlclent resWul sleep any time durlr* the 24 hours providing you give yourself Itic epportun Ity to do so. BBQUIJARVTY IN HUTIHING 18 VASTLY MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE TIME YOU CHOOSE TO RETIRE! RBQULAiRITY of elimination meals, exercise, arid relaxation- makes for good health. The boys in military camps are good ex- amples of what proper nutrition and regularity In the dally rou- tine can do. .3. "One can catch up on lost sleep" woe to you if you constantly oount on thlj on«, SLEEP LOST HAS D0&E ITS DAMAGE IN OVERTAXED NERVES AND UNDUE STRAIN TO THE BODY MECHANISM Therefore, you cannot amke up for damaige done the '"day after the night before". During > ttilk period you are a walking invita^ tloh to headaches, colds* netvw, indigestion, and, contagious or in- fectious diseases of all varieties. Yoitr jesisUhce u & low el*, to fact, you aw" h«;Vin« open house for any UWe, eerm that oomea ^nSitElT, of lom»,' need more sleep tlmn adults. SmalJ chndren need ftwn 10 to It hows, adolecceJrts need from nine to W hours. A thJlfl-who-.chew* his flng«iialls is Jutapy and. overly. rton Mid hl*i ateedV owttih superintendent of schools in Atlantic Oty waa guest speaker at the weekly meeting of the Kiwanis Club. Tuesday evening, Mr. Obeuo- weth 1 !. subject dealt with "Educa- tion, Democracy and Integrity ID Oni* PubUc school*." Be pointed out that the foundem of cur ooun- try were honest and straightfor- ward, and that ln order to |Ww we must get back to. those prlndpala The name of William Eckhardt was ndded to tfie service plague Quests of the evening Included Oeongf D Richards, mayor of Oce- an Otty, Past DIatrict Governor, Ijawrfroe tear; Stirling W Oole, of Ocean City, and Claudo Dllks, of lyinwood An irvitatlon was extended to all members and their wives to attend a George Washington service at Be- thany Methodist Ohuroh, February 21. Tuesday night wae "Boand of Education" night, and was repre- sented by the president of the •board, JMWs Monughan. Ear] Hick- man and Richard Thompwn Beihtmy MethodM church will hold 'ft "Lincoln Youth Night" >*b- ruary 14. and all boys and girls are invited to attend The Boys and Girls committee of KlWanls Is -iion- soring this, and Includes Rev Ce. dric Hlcfcman, WUllam Godfrey, Ge< rve Broods and Harold Megron- igle A gift will be presented to each youth present Bible Claw Thanked fo Women Pocahontas Has Installation Mw. Rowland New Natona Leader In tlhe pre>5npe of approximately m percons Mrs. HatUe Rowland v?a raised to Focahontas but Friday night, ln Bed Men's Hall, at the Installation ceremonlea of Natona Council, flocahontan Lodge. The Deputy from Amtwanna Counflil, Eldora, MW FrBtjccs tV>w- ler, w>u assisted lp tfie raising by' th« Deputy Past Chief, Mrs Alice powler, and the Senior Past Chief. Mrs. Cameron, who also is a niem- "ber of tbe State council Other officers raised were Pro- pKetes9 Mrs. James Dunn; AOTnonn Mrs WUllam Nlckenson; Keeper of the Records, Mra. Walter Bartholo- mew; Cbllector of the Wamptun. Mrs. Tloyd Vorhees. Keeper of *tVlam]>Uin, Mrs Harry W Bonhatn: First Peout, Mrs Leroy Orowley; Becond Scout Mrs Harry Clark: Powhatpp, Mrs COleman Chance- Hrat councilor. Mra, wilBom H. ernltli, Sr; Second councilor, Mrs Kenneth Morey; First runner. Mrs Frank Freund; Second runner, Mra NlchoLiE Heifiim: First warrior. Mcs Anne Mlragllo; Second iwiuiior, Mrs Robert Smith; Third warrior. Mrs Margnret Oliver; Fourth war-1 r'or. Mrs MUlle Denan • Guurd of the Tepee Mw Ellziitirtli Morey: I Ouard of the Forest M*rs Anthony Bello; Delegate to Orcut Council Mrs Kenneth Moiry: alternate. Mrs fiallle Brlnghufrt trustee. Mrs William H Smith. Sr Gifts were presented to the Dep- Club Calendar M U n a JDan hontaa Lodge weekly Red Men'. Uull, 8,p m. , poca> meeting. OfQiÔthalf: Danghten at Amertca, meeting at home ot Mrs. fi Knab 7:30 p ro. of Boom TUESDAY — Y Acuary of Boom Memorial Hospital, pomerp Point, monthly bnalneas meeUnf, hoepl' td rrcrt^tlon loom, i&ra WEDNESDAY — Wesley »». T*r- enls' and TtHki 1 AnochMlon, miintbly meeMns. scbpol andltor- imn, Jpn. Public card party, heneflt of Eebekah Lodge, Women's Bepob- llcan rooms. Title and Troll Co. uty, Poothontas Prohetess. and otlher ronklng officers PWl-rwlng the buFine^s meeting there njas a covered-dish supprr and a social time Mrs Bu^hfty wai nwarded Crom tlic merchandise Club. Mrs Ellwood Maxwell 143 AMburv (iv. pn-tertalncd for the tieneril of the lodge at luncheon and curd' TuPSdftv lilteinoon Guests -»cro Mr? TWbert smith Mrs Dorpcy HclllnRshfad. Mrs Nicholas Ileiriiia Ml"* WalU-r Birt'iolnn'i"" Mr c James Dunn. Mr*s WlHinni H • Fmlth. Sf, M« Helert Sliatp. Mrs Albert Camb 'm Mrs Lincoln Rau Mrs COleman Ohnucc, J^rfi Fiank RigglUS and Mrs. Bertha Levin | MriH ROlert BniO^ H37 B^T. ai will be hosMss Tueây afternoon at luncheon and ntts for the bene- fit Of the lodge, MRS. 8TRIIBLE HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. aUi "W, Stnftle, M4 Cen- tral av,, entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening last week Mrs, Jonathan Wallaee, Mr» A W eaburn and Mr*. RUMJBII Crane re- cWed ttitts fo#' hf«K scores OOler puestE»wf«! MW. Olare Faust, Mrs Eugene Murphy and Mrs, James M Monaghan, Jr. tp.nL Auxiliary or Sfortsn-Banek Tost, Aord an Legion, 010011117 meeting. Legion raonwj g p.m. THURSDAY — Women's dub of Ocean City, covered dish nipper meeting, home of Mra. Clyde a EUI*, 31 W. Reaspray rd., 7 p. to, Publlo card party, "Proceed Night for Canton Service", by Women* Rrpabllcaii CUb, Title and Trust Company building, 0:30 p m. FRIDAY—W C T. V. monthly meeting, home of Mm Charles C Read. 1019 Wesley av., lp.il SATURDAY, February 13 _ Sarah Stlllwell Chattier, DA.lt, monthly meeting, home of Mrs. Stirl- ing w. Cole, iw Ocean av., Z:30 p m. County Girls Champ Pie Bakers of JV. J. Mlfs Barbara DeLong. 12, and MlA covered dish O«r newly Installed Frederics and Thermique t •nemuer of the Mow Jersey Hotel* men's Aawdatton and the Court HDUM Chnmtier of Comerce Sur- viVIng are his widow. Minerva; a ton, Harvey, and a daughter, June,' Pleasure Boating Is Under Gae Ban , Pleasure trips by boat-rlncluding 'MilriT-will bt banned this Sum r ttrdiii tho OPA relajifs its pre 1 - sent ngulKttonB ThB federal agency h&« officially. Mctendtd ttw pleasure driving bail to include gwsollrie-po*ei^d boats used In ewstern watera The ertcol. already is being felt In Florida. Tharp Is some hope, liowevtor. teat tthe petroleum situkbion will be eased sufficiently toy Bprl»s to a;l- Ids both car and boat owners some leeway In how tlicy Use their tloned fuel FR QITlCKKESlItTS USE A CLASSIFIED AD Sea Isle City went through 19*2 without a loss from fire, making the second consecutive year for «suoh a performance. Fire Chief P. Hnr- old Button has reported. The Time Is NOW! The rtesldent put his linger oil one of the most Important fac- tors in our entire tror effort when he said, "Lost ground can always be regained. Lost tune— nevtr!" Your navy needs ships anil planes—now; Yonr a*my needs planes, guns, tanks—now. Yonr government needs the money for them—now. Buy War Bonds THE National Bank of Ocean City MrntbiT Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation AUDITS TAX INFORMATION March 15, 1943, Is th*l*st D*y for Filiitg 1942 Income Reports HENRY ROESER, JR. Certified Public Accountant (Pa > I Title & Trust Bldg. phor*333 1 • Ocean city. N. 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