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PRICE, FIVE CENTS
Narperth Bridge ClubJuly 7, top score, J. H. Baker andC. A.
Hammer; second place, Mr. andMrs. William Boyle,July 10, t op s co
re , Mr . a nd M rs .
Charles B. Stoudt; second place, RoyGr.eenwood and Samuel
Hershey.July 12, top score, J. H. Baker andWilliam Thompson; second
place, Dr.Ma rk Morgan and Charles B. Stoudt.
Dctails of $22,200 AmortizationBeing Considered byCouncil
Heat Only Victoras ~ ( D r e a m Game"Ends in 7-7 Tie
Plan EIl1l Hall Debt:Pay Off in 12 Years
BORO BEATS U. D. 10 TO 2
"Lowers" and "Uppers" BattleValiantly 12 Innings forPlayers'
Fund
Dream games may become annual,or even more f requent af fai rs
wi th thel\'1ain Line League, b ut it is doubtfulif ever a more c
losel y con test ed onewil l be fought than the circuit's firstone
l as t Satu rday on the Narberthfield.
Talks on Ideals
Township Relief IncreasesNarbe rth' s r el ie f cases
remained
the same last week at four, but LowerMerion's list was increased
by twofamilies and now numbers 29.
- ~ . _ - - - -_ ._ - -NARBERTH, PENNSYLVANIA, JULY 16,
19371$950,000School Bond Issue VoteFor New Building September 14N
ext Registration Daysfor Voters July 21-22
LISTED
DONORS
Sparks Cause F i re Alat'l11The Na rbe rth Fire Company
wascalled to a residence at Elmwood andEssex avenues l as t F ri da
y morRing
w ~ sparks on th e roof threatenedto set fire to the hou se . No
damagewas caused, however.
The ~ e c o n d opportunity forl\]ontgomel'Y county citizens to)
' ( ' g i ~ t e r Imder the new Per- Lower Merion taxpayers will be
Istill stay within the two 11er centl1lanent Registration Aet, will
asked t o approve a $!}50,000 bond issue limit allowed; or the
taxpayers eouldhe next \Vednesday and Thurs - to cover the cost of
a new junior high by vot e increase the bonded deht byday, July 21
and 22. school building and o the r school \vork $'1,455,337, and
still s ta y w it hi n t heRegistrars will sit both days in the
township at the primary cIec- seven per cent lcgal maximum.from 10
A. 1\1. to 3 P, :tv1. and tions on September 14. Among other
business transacted byfrom 7 P. 1\1. to 10 P. 1\1. (D. S. P lan s f
or p ut ti ng t he bond issue the school board was the
appointmentT,) at t he se regu lar p ol li ng q ue st io n before
the public were com- o f e igh t new teachers and the reten-
Pleted at a mee ti ng of the t ownship t io n o f the district
solicitor, and theplaces in this community:Narberth _ No, 1
District _ Board of Education held i n Ardmore postponement of t he
awa rd of con-Narberth Fire Company Elm last Monday night, at whi
ch E , E. t r ac t s for t wo n ew school buses.Ball, Forrcst
a\'enue, Burlingame, p r e ~ i d e n t of the hoard, Teachers
chosen for the h igh school
N a r b e r t h - ~ o , 2-Community presided. were:Building,
\Vindsor and Conway Board officials explained that care- Ernest J.
Swartz, graduate offul financing an d t he expiration of Temple
University, with three years 'Part of t hi s was no doubt due to
avenues. ' 'h PI t 'II H' h For twelve i nn in gs t he
LowersNarberth-No, 3-Headnuar- current bond obligations will make
an experIence 111 t e easan 'VI e Ig (Nthe excessive weather, even
if the " increase in the school ta x rate un- School, as music
instructor in the arberth, Brookline, Gladwyne) andf tel'S of Boy
Scouts, N. \V. corner the U p I' (C t 'II P I' P ttPlayground were
the coolest spot or necessan,', should tbe bond issue bf' Junior
High Schoo!. pes oa esvi e, ao I, 0 s-E s ~ e x and Elmwood
avenues, town d D 't ) b ttl d 't hmiles around, but it occur s to
this al)proved bv. Lower Merion voters. Mamie T. Kirk, a graduate
of an oWl1lng own a e WIGeneral Wayne Distric t - -Photo by
BachraCh. the score tied on three different oc-observer that the
chief blame for the John A lb re ch t' s N ur se ri es , The new
junior high school building,ILower Merion High School and Drexel
RALPH F. DAVENPORT . d dlethargy might well be p laced on the I h '
d I' . l' " t 'I f 1 A I caSlOns an en ing in a 7-7
deadlock.Montgomery avenue and l\Ieet- for which there wil e a pre
ssl l1g ne e nstltute, Wit 1 mne yea rs expenence liaS presu ent 0
t Ie I'( moreshoulders of that middl e age whi ch b" Ul39,
according to Superintendent in the Philadelphia Public Schools, as
Rotary Club wh
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22hursdayJULY
EDWIN P. DOLD ,T ax Col lector .
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and
SPECIAL
10 A. M . to 3 P. M. an d 7 P. M. to 10 P. M.D AY LIG HT S AV IN
G T IM E
21
AVOID CONGESTIONTO THE SEASHORE
Use TheTacony-Palmyra Bridge
Dil'cctions: U. S. Route No.1-City Line-EastR iv er D ri ve -
Hunting Park Avc. - RooseveltBlvd.-to Levick St. (Levick St. is
41;2 mileseast o f Broad) .Free Road Map at the Tol l Gate or by
Tollmail-Po O. Box 32, Palmyra, N. /. 30e
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co.. Palmyra, N. J.
TAX NOTICE
T HE B EL L TElEPHONE COMPANY or PENNSYLVANIA
ljnlNG lJLAt:EH? Plan your trip-make hotel reservations,let
friends and relatives know when you'll arrive - BY
TELEPHONE.Arrangements mode by telephone are more accurate and
completo.Rotos ore reducod on long distance calls of 42 miles or
more evorynight after soven and all day Sunday.
Belmont Ave. near City Line, Cynwyd
Yo u MUST register in o rd e r t o vote at this year 'sPr imary
o r Genera l Elect ion under th e terms ofth e Permanent Regist rat
ion Law.
MONTGOMERY COUNTYREGISTRAnON COMMISSION.
JULYRegistration Daysfor Montgomery County
Y o u m a y register on th e following days at th e regist ra t
ion headquar te rs i n y o u r v o ti n g d i st r ic t .
WEST LAUREL HILLCEMETERY
Property an d Pe r Capita Tax Bills fo r 1937 have beenm ai le
d. P le as e repor t at once an y errors or omiss ions .Note
payment dates to secure discounts, also dates ofi n s ta l lment
paymen t s if used.This office s ho ul d b e notified promptly o f
change inaddress.By Ac t of Assembly Pe r Capita Taxes ar e
assessedag ai n st ev e ry adult in th e Borough.Have yo u received
your b ill ? B il ls lost o r miscarr iedin th e mails will no t
release y o u f r om payment when du e.It is my desire t o avo id
mi sunder s tand ings an d addi t ionalco l lec t ion charges fo r
failure to pay . Th e BondingCompany insists o n p ay m en ts i n
full e a ch y e ar .
WednesdayJULY
Beauty an d security ar e requ isi tes in the placewc c ho os e
f or t ho se whom we hav e l oy ed andl ost awhi l c. Visit thcse
charming hills abovcthc S ch uy lk il l R iv cr . C on veni en t t
o a ll M a inLine rcsidcnts.
National Bank of Narberth Deposi ts I n su r e d unde r th e
Gove rnmen t P l an Member of Federal Reserve System O p en a t 8
A. M. daily fo r your convenience
TIME
I-II Ii ii
1600
Tuc'sda)' Only
Friday and Saturday
"A Stal' IS Born"
WARNER OLAND 111
ALL eghny 0132
JANET GAYNOR andFREDRIC MARCH in
\V'edncsda)' ( Aw ar d a t 9)ROLAND YOUNG in
"The Ma n \V'ho CouldWork Miracles"
Monday (Pia), Bonus at 9)RICI-IARD DIX and
DOLORES DEL RIO in
Wholesale - RetailSAM. SCHLESINGERDally 7 A. M. to 5.ao P. M.N.
W. Cor. 56th a nd Vi ne Su.
'Charlie Chan a t the Olympics'
"DEVI l' S PLAYGROUND"
Highest Prices Paid ForPAPER, RAGS, IRONand METALSIVe 'wi ll cal
l a n ) ' J ~ ' ' ' c r e - a I l Y timeat y ou r conyc"iellce
CALL THENew Deal Junk Co.
MASSANUTTEN MILITARYACADEMYWoodstock, Virl::iniaShenanaoan
ValleYCollege preparatory-Commerclal-MusicSplendid equipmentJunior
H. O. T. C. UnitAthletlcs-aOO acre recreation programat Camp
LuptonFor cat al og addre ss Dr. H. J. BenchoffHead M'lster. Box
191
Outings and BanqrletsPhone : Hi ll top
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YOU
A vailable for Dinners,
At L ow C os t
up ewe . . . .
Can BeWell Dressed
Adelizzi
ServiceElec. & Radio CO.
NARBERTH 4182w. G. Case &. Son
U-R-NEXT
41 N. Narberth Avenue
ELECTRICREFRIGERATORSSales
Narberth
Mill Road, Brookline, Pa .
Wise men rea li ze t he impor tanceo f p ro tect ing the money
they' veinvestcd in clothing. That's whyso many send their cleaning
to
FOR A REALHAIR CUTHarold M. Kirscht
Swim and Play TennisPool Open ~ ' Y e n i n g s Till 11 P.
M.BROOKLINE COUNTRY CLUB
* ewe cos ..
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I" A S ta r is Born" Features Ii ; . , ! i ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! !
! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! I I ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! i
! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! i ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! ! !
! i ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! i I
1Playground News I Janet G ay no r a t Narberth l! --TheEvery d ay
dur i ng t he p ast week the i HA Star is Born," now at t he Na
rwading poo l on Narberth Playground! be:th, stars. J a n ~ t
Gaynor and. Fredh ad a nywh er e from forty to fifty Ieric l \ ~ a
. r c h In this color film directedyoungsters o f a ll ages i n i
t. Here t he by 'YII. \ lam A. Wel lman. The ~ t o r y , achildren
c oo led o ff from the hot i r ~ a \ l s t l c s t u ~ y of
Hollywood hfe, deweather that characterized the whole IPICts the
rise ?f a young. screenweek. Mothers found it a great aid, I
actress, he r n ~ a r r l a g e to a falhng star,for they could
send their youngster and the conflict and t r ag edy that enOl'
youngsters down to the grounds,; sue when their upward and
downwardwhere t he y a re u nd er t ra in ed super-! paths meet. i
1 ' ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ i ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! i ~ ~ ~ ~ i ! ! ! i !
! ! ~ ~ i ! ! ! i i i i ! ! ! ! ~ ~ i ! ! ! ! ! i ~ ~ i ! ! ! ! ! !
~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ! 1vision. I The popular "Play Bon us " i s the i'
Hmulicraft , a ~ d e d a t t r a ~ t i o l ~ M.?nday , ~ Y e n i
. l l ~Cub S co ut s working on various I",hen the plc tule win be
DeVil s
k inds o f p r o j e ~ t s t o qual i fy them for! Playground"
.with Richard Di.x,admission into the regular scouts, tast- Dolores
Del RIO an d Cheste r Mon! ! ,.ed their f i rs t work , when they
started .On Tuesday. only, W ~ r n e r Olandon handicraf t under
the supervision ~ v I l l b seen 111 the title ~ ' o l ~ , ?fof
Isaac B. KnolI . Leathercraft fea- Cl.H\r\le Chan. at the O I Y ~ l
l l ) I C S , mtu red the first day's work. Miss Julia whIch the ~
~ l I n e s e detective solvesLandi s s t ar t ed t he h and i cr a
ft e rs on another CXCltlllg mystery.plaster-of-paris, h ot ma t
and wcaving 'Wednes day (Ca sl l Awar d Night)projects. Roland
Young is featured in uThe. Man Who Could Work Miracles."
TheSportsThe Narbcr th Scnior Tcam was dc- story i s f rom the }len
of H. G. 'Vens.featcd in a fast ball g'ame by t hc N cx t T hur sda
y, Friday and SaturSou th Ardmor e Bas ebal l Tcam, who d ay t he
Narberth wiII prescnt "Cafcarc in sccond place in the Delmont
Metropolc" wi th Lorctta Young, TY-ILea gu e. T ed Finn, pitcher
and cap- ronc Powcr and Ado lph Mcn.iou. itain of th c Narbcrth
tcam, g av e t oo . !many hits to the visitors, a nd t he y Copy
'early in the week is apprecl- iated. Iwon by the score of 7-4.
The tcnnis and paddle tennis tour- I !naments have bccn madc
out. Alandcr type tournament is used, whichinsurcs cont inua l p
lay on the part oft he contcs tant, for he or she challengC'."
those players ratcd ahove themin the various sporb;.
1.181.21
67.000.00
249.327.92 I3.090.4
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On tlze Oeum [;frontOcean City, N.J.
J. HOWARD SLOCUM. M a n a g e ~
Termites are secretly damaging an alarmingpercentage of homes
and buildings throughout this section. These tiny wood-eating
insects enter a structure from the ground andattackthe inside of
timbers and woodworkh id ing the ir act iv it ie s from s ight . T
he irpresence is not readily detected until costlydamage has been
done.Only a trained inspector can tel l you forcerlainwhetheror not
yourproperty is beingattacked by these insidious insects.
SkilledTerminix lnspeclion of your property is absolutely FREE!HO W
TO STOP TERMITES
Termites cannot be controlled by ordinarymelhods of household
extermination. Onlythe most reliable protection available shouldbe
employed.Terminix is the world's largestte rmit e co nl ro l s er
vi ce . The c hemi ca lTerminix, appl ied with special equipmentby
exclusive methods, insulates your structure against termites by
shull ing them outcompletely. Thousands of struclures
savedthroughout the United States. Insured andguaranteed for live
years.
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OFBALA-CYNWYD.15c a linefor Both NewspapersCount f ive words to l
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-wl11 be accep ted up to Wednesday, 5 o'elock, for FrldaY'1I
Issuee.
CHOCOLATE MILK
Estate of "'illiam L. Breerwood, lateof :' \arberth,
1I1ontg-olllery County, De-,ct.used. :Letters of Administration on
the ahove,estate having been gTanted to the under- :signed. all
persons in(lebted to said estate:are requested to make i ll1mediate
pa) 'men t. and those hav ing l egal c la ims to'presell t the
same. without delay. to -C_ H. BHEERWOOD.:\0. ~ I Elmwood Ave.,I"
'al 'berth, Pa.
SUPPLEE
L05t and FoundLOST-Pili Kappa Sig'ma Fraterllil)' pin, ,\ 'it '
inity o f Eg -yp ti a ll Theatre oil .July'13. ('aii X'lI'lwrth
::S%_ (.11) IiWanted IGE:"TLI.::\I.:\;\" \ \ ' i ~ l l i ' ~
I'OOlll ill a hOUSfwhl'rp Iw ( ' a l l l';:l'f'P his fllH..!.'.
""I' it"P_ .T. L_. c ar e of OUI- To\\'n, :'\arh,-rth,!I"'IlIHI.
(11)
SPIRELLA Corsetiere-dcmonstrations&f i t t i n ~ s g-iven
without ohlig-ation. 1111'S. i1I1arian D. Grant. Hilltol) 3051-\Y.
(-1:1) I1'1.UlIl13I1\(;, he at i n g and Johhing Ipromptly attended
to_ Chas. E. Kar-cher, F 'a ir vi ew r d ., ~ a r b e l ' t h .
Phone
C y n \ \ ' ~ ' d 3U10-J. (H )RELIABLE-CARPENTER,
alteratic)iiS,screenings. Gottlieb Esslinger, 122 Conway avenue.
Cali Narberth 3748-R. (toBRAPERJES , Sl ip Cove rs , Venei
anblinds, Awningll, FurnIture. UpholsterI ng , BeddIngs , Rugs c
leaned . r epai redand stored. Challenger. 281 M o n t g o m e r
~avenue. CYnwyd- Phone, CYnwyd 85,Formerly wi th John \Vannmnlt er_
( tf ) ICI'1I0LSTEIl!XG '1Ilc1 !fP_ Sprillt:" of
a ~ p i t ' ( ' l ' Huilt':-; n'llHil'( 'd, $10: (Ohair I ' l
:covcr('(l. $;', (; 0 a l lywht ' l" l ' , Call I . , , ( \ \ " i ~
. i~ : ! 7 I,;, L a l H ' a ~ t ( ~ I ' a "e. \Y: tYIlL' 1 ' 1 ~ 1
( i .CAItPEN1'ER - BUILDEH - Estimates Icheerfully furnished_
Jobbing promptly,attended to. Leander ,Vic1tman, 305 Con-'way a,e.
Narberth 3888. (to
Italians to Picnic SundayA picnic will be held by the N arberth
Italian-American Citizens Clubon Sunday at Rustic Park, Paoli.
Win "Play Bonus" AwardsFrank Foltz of 121 Chestnut
avenue, Narberth, won the electricrefrigerator at Monday night'
s "PlayBonus" at the Nal 'ber th Theatre .Other awards wer e rece
ived by R.B. Sturm, 224 lona avenue; Do t Wil
mot, 406 Essex avenue; William Levis,11 Hampden a v enu e, a nd
Mrs. I saacMcHose, 407 Dudley avenue, all ofNarberth; and Miss
Helen P ic kens ,Philadelphia.
OUR TOWN
Here's a del icious ncW'drink fo r SUlllmcr, chocolateflavorcd
anti madc {l'omwholemilk. It's safeguarded b y t heSEALTEST SYSTEM
OF LABORATORY PROTECTION.
Supplee Chocolate Milkcombines th c fincst chocolateand real who
l e m i lk . Idealfo r th e ch i l d r en - they loveth e taste an
d it gives them al lth e nourishing goodness o f th emilk.Ask your
Supplee salesman
to leave a bottle o f Choco la teMilk t omo r r ow - o r phoneB
ry n Maw r 881. Tr y it an dyou'll want a bottle every day.
Reg. ~ ~ M a n h a t t a n " Brand 3 $139c SHIRTS and SHORTS. .
. for(Special until Jllly 24 )~ A l ? I 3 - = ~ l l l M - = ~ ~ S
SI-J()f)121 N. Narbcrth Avenue Narberth 2772
My Summer Office Hoursat Residence Office417 Anthwyn Road,
MerionMonday and Friday-7 to 9 P. M.Dr. Wm. G .
WaltonOptometristPhone: Narberth 2464If na answer, Narberth
2570.J
$10.95
WomclI's SimplcFrocks,FOllrth FloO!"
mature allurefor women
FloweredChiffon
Summer StoreHours 9.305,00
New ton Coa l i s t hehighest gradePennsylvania coal- cleaner,f
iner , better in e v ~ r yway. Save dollarsWithNewton Coal.
Phon. Ardmor. 2550or ALL.gheny 8400-WEST 5201
TOo you burnCOAL?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 on the birth o f a daughter El
izabethTHE FIRESIDE Joan McClure, on Sunday, July 4
in_______________ t he B ry n Maw r Hospital.Mrs. Charles C.
Offenhauser of Ba r- i I\1rs. McClu re i s the form,,1' Miss
rie road , entertained at a small bridge' Elizabeth Bowman of
Elmwood ave-party Wednesday. nul'.Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Strickler
Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Nutter, Jr. ,of Narberth Hall, ar e re turl1
ing th is who have been visiting Mr. Nutter'sFriday from a week's
trip to Quebec. parents in Weston , Va ., are spendingMr. a nd Mrs.
J. G. Allen and family several days with Mrs. Nutter's par
of Gilpin r oa d, P en n Valley, are ents, Mr. a nd Mrs . J ames
T i lbu ry ofspending several weeks at their sum-; th e Barrie Hous
e, b efore going tomer camp at Kane. iBridgeport, Conn., where they
will re-M r. a nd Mrs. Robert Fellows Wood; side.of FOl'l'est
avenue, ar e in Marblehead , i Miss Margaret Jane Stoudt ,
daugh
Mass . , fo r their vacation. : t0 r of Mr. a nd Mrs. Cha r le s
B. StoudtMr. a nd Mrs. P e rc iv al Robe r ts , JI'.,: of Woodside
avenue, has returnedof P enshur st , Na rhe rt h , have gone to
from a se \' e ra l weeks ' v isi t in CleveLac La Peche, Quebec,
to remain until land, Ohio.the middle of September. i Mr. a nd M rs
. Stoudt have as theirMl's. P au l B au ghma n a nd h er sis-!
guests, Mrs. R. A. Crumb a nd h ertel'S, Miss Mattie Gottsman and
Miss' daughter, Miss Ma ry J ea n C rumb ofVictoria Gottsman, of N.
Narberth Cleveland and Mrs. Stoudt's uncle,avenue, have l e ft f o
r a month's t ri ll t o M r. W . B. Magra t h o f New York.Alaska.
They will retul'l1 by way of, Mrs. John R. Jefferies, Jr., of Arthe
Canadian Rockies. : lington road, Penn Valley entertainedMr. a nd
Mrs. J. L. Minick of Wind- ' at a luncheon an d hridge
Wednesday.
SOl' avenue, ha d as their week- end Mi ss Helen Doty, daugh te
r o f Mr.gues ts, Dr. an d Mrs. Ernest Coleman and Mrs. Allen B.
Doty of N. Narand children of S t at e College. berth avenue, ha s
heen in PittsburghMiss Jane C. Nash, daughter of Mr. whp re s he
visitect Miss Betty Shull,a nd Mrs . Robe rt J . Nash of Narherth
former lv of Shirlev road, Narberth.and Price avenues , is visiting
in Wild- !\Ir. t ~ n e ! Mrs. Donale! G. Torrey ofwooe!, N. J.
Brookhurst a\'enue, wil l he th e guestsLieutenant Commander ane!
l\Il's. W. O\'PI' tllf' week-end of MI'. an d Mrs.R. O'Sul l iv an
and t he ir f am il y o f Se aton Schroce!er, ,Jr., of S t.
DavidsWinrlsor an'nue, will lpa\'c Saturday at their summer home in
Mantololdng,
for S tone Harhor, N. J., whcl'e 1\Irs. New Jcrsc\'.
-O'Sullin11l an d the rhildren will re- Mrs. E. H. Davis of Forrest
avenue,ma in f or t wo weeks hef or e g oi ng t o is sailing
Saturday on t he HamburgOld Lyme, Co nn ., t o sl)('I1(1 the r e- L
ine f or a f ive weeks' trip to HoIland,mainrle r of the
sun1l11f'r. Lieutenant German\ ' and France.Commander O'SulliYan
wil l s ai l ,July ;\Iiss Anne M. Douglas, of Hampden2.1 on thc U.
S. S. T "x as f or a two awnuC '. sailed f!'Om Baltimore o n t
heweeks' cruise. S. S. Dorcheste r ' l 'uesday en route to1\11. and
l\fn;. Alfl'",1 S. Knapp an,1 ;bC'ksonville an d Miami.
famil\' of Ret'chwood lane , ,-ill sppml !\II'. a nd M rs.
\Varren S. Bossertthe ".'eek-l'nd of July 2,1 ill TIill!!.'p,,-oml,
and 1\liss Virginia Bossl'rt of MerionN .. J., wherr' t]H'Y ,,-ill
hl' thl' g l H ' s t ~ of ayc'nue, saikd l \ I o n d a ~ - on the
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