-S;
^•43
Darwr ip«nt th«
>« 1* W«ilajton. D. C„
*«r kMfc»n|, wlio te 1b ser-
|c« In. th» BBT7. _ T’!^*
O NMUEMIIMI 'Sc
•SALE
T«nr AalMMitic
, irooder aow. We
hot r^iT«d..B skipment
vobd bonilac brobden. Qet
r^Bov BDd be ready for the
Jtxoodlng MMon.
ehery: '
I HdTilP 'PidoBd China Piga—
feedy for dellTory; registered
Gaernsey heifers, bred, I to 2
years old; .^two registered
^omsey cows with first calves,
giiule cows; registered
fjitgtoti bolls, ready for ser
vice. Brier Patch Farm, North
i Wilkesftoro, N. C. * 2-2C-2tp
TTffi JOURNaI^^TWOT,iNtfe'tH W
Com, f,Ffcm
'M.
People You Know Who Mo^^Abwl ^’
SAliS—Freeh Milk Oow.—
W. C. Vannoy, Millers Creek,
N. C. 7-26-2tp
I X)R SAliE!—Good Logging Hwse
—Ege 7, weight 1,400. See H.
Ip. Handy, Dehart, N. C.
9 7-26-2tp
>R SALE — 1941 Chevrolet
coach, special deluxe, original
tires, good rubber, 25,000
miles. See Ralph Mahaftey,
at Cricket. 7-2G-2tp
P’ABM FOR SALE — 66 Acres,
dwelling and outbuildings, in
Somers Township near Love
lace school. D. C. Prevette,
Union Grove. 8-2-4tp
. SALE — Electric Welder,
UaPectrlc Coca-Cola ice box, aifto
air grease gun, three hydrawlic
Jae^s; also 4-year-old mare,
weight 1400 lbs. Bob Adams
at end Hinshaw street, Phone
272-M. 7-24-4tP
fSECT DUST—I Now Have \
good supply of Rawlelgh’s In
sect Dust. W. W. Kyle, dealer.
North Wllkesboro, N, C. Fair-
plains Road. ’Phone 36-F-02.
7-12tf
>D REBUILT Used Upright
Pianos.—Garwood Plano Co..
Wllkesboro, N. C. 5-8-tf
IFOR {a
xWith 6
.ALE—7% .Acres of I.,aiid,
6-roora brick veneer house
highway 18. five miles north
of city—near Mulberry school.
Place has plenty water on back
With running water In house.
If interested 'krite H. Clifton
Byrd. 1100 Wayburn .Ave.,
Qrosse Pointe, Mich.
S-5-4t-p
OR S.ALE—McCormick Deering
^Mowing Machine, one year old,
good as new. See Dave Hall.
** Wllkesboro, N. C. Itp
5,OR ».ALE—11K44 Plymouth in
good condition. Call or write
T, Care Journal-Patriot. Up
1^)K SALF—Pick-up Bel am!
rear Renders for 1940 Ford
J Wilkes Furniture Exchange.
North Wllkesboro, N. C.
7-26-2t
jpAfiALE — 1934 Ford Coach,
j doeap for quick sale. Glenn
1^ Pierce ot Jame.s Osborne'.^
Service Station, Reddie.s River
Bridge. North Wllkesboro, N
C. 7-29-2tp
>R S.ALE — .Newly-Painted Bi
cycle. in good condition. See
Atwood Gudger at Carter-Hub-
bard Publishing Co. 2-26-tf
FO.R RENT
[for RENT — One Pour-Room
house. One three-room apart
ment. Close to Hinshaw St.
Phone 205M. Itp
»MPLETELT Furnished Three-
\oom apartment for rent to
Ble without children. Mrs.
ollU Eller. It
■T4I RENT — Conveniently Ar
'rBBged modem apartment with
three rooms and bath. Call 409
or 42«. 5-10-tf
—Three-room Unfur
led apartment: newly re-
ited: outside * entrarifce.—
. Isaac Eller, Sr. 7-8-tf
WANTED
8ERRIES WANTED
any quantity. Any
xcept Saturday. 40c
illon delivered. Dix-
me Co., Statesfille,
To Do Upholstery Re-
Vannoy Upholsteiy
ers Creek, N. C.
7-26-2tp
^—Beauty Shoppe Opera-
part or full time work.
Beauty Shoppe, ’phone
7-26-2t
y __ Xenant At Once To
n farm, can furnish work
It p«rty until crop time
mr TW»
, Stony ^tter
a, the Bradley Farm.
U, P-
«4«: v*-’**-**^*'
Mrs. Cecil Wiles vUited rela
tives In Lenoir today.
Mr. and Mrs. Bni ney Blackburn,
of Roaring River, were visltora in
North Wllkesboro Saturday.
Attorney W. M. Allen, of Elkin
was a professional business visitor
to this city today.
Mrs. Maye Phipps Johnson, of
Traphlll, left Friday to make her
home at Mouth of Wilson, Va.
Mrs. F. L. Smith, of Washlng--
ton, D. C., has been spending u
few days with relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Poplin, of Roaring
River, was In this city Saturday
looking after business matters.
Miss Agnes Miller is spending
several days with rekitlvea In
Salisbury.
Mrs. Cyrus Wiles, of Charlotte,
spent the week-end with relatives
here.
Mrs. C. Dock Wiles and little
son, David, of Boone, are spend
ing this week with Mrs. D. G.
Wiles here.
Mrs. Dudley Hill has accepted
c, position In the office of Motor
Service Sales company, where she
began her duties today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Colvard, of
.North Wilkesbon. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Dean McMllUan.—
The Skyland Post. West Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Paw, of
Hickory, former North Wllkesboro
residents, were in the city Thurs
day for several hours.
Attorney Hoke Henderson, of
Elkin, was in the city several
hours Thursday looking after pro
fessional business affairs.
Mr. C. C. Huff, of Guilford Col
lege. was the guest of Attorney
and Mrs. John R. Jones several
days ago.
Mr. Carl W. Bullis has return
ed to his work at Durham after
spending the week-end at his
home in Wllkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorman Johnson.
Mrs. Mable Lottes and Mrs. R. S.
.Shoaf were visitors to Lenoir
Sunday.
Jimmie Hethcock, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hethcock, spent
last week in Winston-Salem as
guests of Gei'e Fetter.
Mr. W. G. Harrison, of Lans
ing. a well kniv.n typewriter me
chanic, is spending this week in
.North Wllkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Philo Shumate, of
Street, Md., are visiting Mr. Shu-
mote’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Shumate, of Reddies River.
Miss Sue Moring Clements, who
holds a position in Charlotte, was
here for the week end with her
mother. Mrs. J. L. Clements.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M, Patrum an
nounce the birth of a son at their
home on Seventh Street, Sunday,
July 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Story and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Forester left
Saturday to spend a. week at Myr
tle Beach.
Mr. and -Mrs. Boyd Stout had as
supper guests Sunday evening Mr.
and Mrs. L. O. Hutchins and two
daughters, Misses Roberta and
Patricia Hute’nins, of High Point.
Mrs. Herschel Saxon, plans to
' leave for her itome In Lenoir to
morrow after a ten-day visit here
in the home of her husband’s par-
lenis, -Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hinshaw.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Old Shu
mate, of North Wllkesboro route
two, on July 20th, a daughter,
Judy Sue. Mother and daughter
•jre getting along fine.
Mr. Carl Gwyn Coffey, who has
been attending Davidson College,
has returned to his home here
and will spend a month with his
mother, Mrs. Carl S. Coffey.
Ur. and Mrs. James Howell, of
Greensboro, were visitors to the
Wilkesboros Friday, being called
here to look after business mat
ters.
Mr. E. 0. Woodie, proprietor of
the Parkway Bus Company, was
in the city Thursday' looking af
ter business matters. Mr. Woodie
is a resident of West Jefferson.
Mr. W. H. Wilson, of Washing
ton. Is spending a few days in the
city with relatives and friends.,
'’r. Wilson is a brother to Mrs.
M. E. Bauguss.
.Mr. and Mrs. James K. Black
burn and family, of Baltimore,
.Md.. are spending a few days with
his mother, Mrs. A. M. Holbrook,
of North Wllkesboro route one.
Misses Laura and Kaynelle
Hethcock and Wilma Efird, all
of Albemarle, spent last week
here with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hethcock.
Mrs. Monroe Shumate returned
home Saturday after spending a
few days with her son, Mr. Old
cv>'imate. of North Wllkesboro
M'ilkesboro route two.
Mrs. Arvil Phifer and children,
Anne and John Charles, are
.spending this week in Clover, S.
C., with Mrs. Phifer’s father, Mr.
J. Worth Quinn.
Mr. James McNeill, of Blue-
field, W. Va., Is spending a few
days here with his father, Mr. I.
H. McNeill, Sr., and other rela
tives.
Mrs. W. E. Jones spent a few
days last week In Coolomee with
her tether. Mr. R. W. Kurfees.
She wias accompanied bepne by
Mr. Korfees, who was here f«P a
short visit.
Mrs. Georgia Nichols and sister,
Miss Madge Finley,'of Marion,
spent the week-end in Nbrth
Wllkesboro with their j^ieces.
Misses Betsy Keith Bowman and
Minnie Jane Bowman.
Mrs. T. H. Waller and daugh
ter, Miss Patsy Waller, returned
to their home here recently af
ter a visit with relatives at Fort
Mills, S. C.. and other points In
the state.
Mrs. Roby J. Bullis returned to
her home near Sanford Saturday.
She had been visiting In the home
of her son, Mr. Carl Bullis In
Wllkesboro for the past several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bumgard-
ner have returned to their heme
in Mountain City, Tenn., after
spending several days in the city
with their daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Lottes.
Wayne Sells end Billy Colvard
spent last week with Billy’s
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Colvard, at North Wllkesboro.
-The Skyland Post, West Jeffer
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Anderson,
of Traphlll, spent a few days with
their son, Henry Anderson, at
Stratford, due to the illness of
their grandson, Harvey.—The Al
leghany News, Sparta.
DV. R. C. Miller, of Gastonia,
and Mr. Grady Miller, of North
Wllkesboro, his son, Rufus
Portsmouth, Va., visited their
aunt, Mrs. T. J. Carson, last Sat
urday
. Katheflae Ftntcy, dangb
ter of Mr. Mr*. 'C^don
}bf, returned home from
Tidmm ,CoUe»ft' wte##,»he Imd
Seen attending •^mfr^nchool for
SMT*. B5- isHp«Ming «
i#;hi}e in Hiltthoro wftMHeAde.'
Bbe was aocompnnied Omti Sy Iftr.
-Wall, who vlstted fwScA.few dew
daring the week-end. ^ttie Wane
moved to NoHh WilkeMwro from
Hillsboro.
Mrs. Charles Steelman is spend
Ing a few days in Elisabeth'-dtp
with her husband, Mr-’^Steelman,
who is a chief petty officer in the
navy. Mrs. Steelman plans to go
to Elizabeth City soon to make
her home there. • f';
Mrs. Charlts'Swann returned
Saturday to her home In New
Philadelphia after vtolUng with
her sister, Mrs. Alvin Sturdivant,
In Wllkesboro. Mrs. Sturdivant
and Mrs. Claude Kennedy acocmi-
panied her on the trip hack home
as far as Winston-Salem.
Mrs. J. T. Nichols, of Coolee-
mee, is visiting In the home of
her brother, Rev. S. N. Bumgar
ner. near Millers Creek, and oth
er relatives In the^ county. Her
son, Mr. Wiley T. Nichole, was
here the past week-end on a visit
with her.
Miss Louise Winkler, who has
visited her aunts, Mrs. Carson
Parlier, ■ in Charlotte, and Mrs
Altolidl 1^a« Uttif
torn And Oapntjr
Make Arrestik -if
ADpring the past week federal
otflmn in. WUkea county have
made seVMwl arrests. • . ..
The office of Maribal Bdmy
Rldde reported the arreet Monday
In Wilkes county of Carl Shavmr
Ujid Pkmell Combe, Wilkes coun
ty men, charged -with operating a
dtttlllery in violation ,of the Inter
nal revenue laws. ‘ I
Both men were given hearings
before J. W. Dula, United States
commlaeloner at Wwesboro' and
released under 1600 bond each.^
Shaver is scheduled for trial at
the November term of United
States District court in Wllkes-
bor'd.*' Bond of Combs was direct
ed to District court in Greensboro
for trial Friday before Judge
Johnson J. Hayes on charges of
violating the terms of his proba-
tlOB.
1 Joseph"^. Foster and
Foster were .^Unrooted la "Wilkss
county Saturday on ebasdse of
moving and concealing dDUtaxpald
to. They were .given hear-
before CommissioBsr Dale
•wAptiQe^
, -vv . “
Fitaenl s^tlee was held Mttur-
I'dw-ld Stoajr Fork ehurck te
end retaasad .endpr $600 bond AlMNk H. "UpMliK sme 7l, ■wall
daeb fof trfci.af Novwplipr bslsi. liio***resldfiM oi that c^mnuL^^y
Ervin' Cardwell i ^ '
irdwcJl ^ daP^^W O. It AJlg^>4ift'.
If then is sadi a ttiiag; sa'a
snake ktHew* asaodMlem» Mcaia,
Usrdweta, of Pwpjiisna'r Mioald
be elected prasMeaS."
Recently Mr. Cardwell, kUHcd
a seven-foot Madrswakw whiob
was helping itself to a best of
hen eggs. Prevloudy tMs som-
BMr he had killed a rattler wtA
five rattles sad a batton, also a
larijb attager make sad a cop
perhead. ■ , V,-, . ,
'V
gercA bkotheni dad $lsU^ J. J.
Grsciie. asneksi. Koat,:jB^ ss«
CUaard Grsaiie> Fork;
Copner Mrs.
LlssW '0stapklBn, Lenlabnsg; Mrs.
C. 1.':T«T0to, Baldwin, Md.;
Mrs. T. G; Miller, Pattersoh. ■
V-
Claude Whitley was arrested
i'ariiei, m Saturday on a caplas and charged
Bon Perkins, In Wllkesboro, has with manufacturing and possess-
jjjg non.tax paid whisky. He was
;- given bearing before J. W. Dula,
1- United States commissioner at
Wllkesboro, and released under
$500 bond for trial at the N#vem
returned to her home In Wyco, W
Va. Her father, Mr. John Wink
ler, came to Wllkesboro to accom
pany her home.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Elliot and ,
daughter, Mary Jane, of Balti- her term of United States District
more, Md., spent a few dfeys last
week In Wilkes. They were ac
companied back to Baltimore,
Md.. by Mrs. Elliot’s father, Mr.
M. V. Sebastian, who will be en-
gaged in war work there.
Mrs. Isaac Eller, Jr., and Miss
Nellie Gabriel returned to their
homes here last week from a two'
uumt;» ucic iooi- •• ww
Mrs. Ray Nicholson, of New- ^geks vlsif with Mr. and ,Mrs. C.
port, is visiting her parents, Mr ~ ■ •
and Mrs. Marshal Bauguss. Mr.
Nictolson, who- accompanied her
to the city, has returned to New
port.
Mr. Sam Greer, son of Mrs. Oe-
to Greer, of Moravian Falls, re
cently entered the Johnson &
Willis Hospital at Richmond, Va..
for treatment. Friends hope that
he will soon be out again.
Mr. P. E. Woodie. of States
ville, spent Sunday with his sis
ter, Mrs. A. M. Holbrook, also
Mrs. Turner Reddins and •little
daughter, Margaret Sue, at Ben-
ham.
Mrs. A. H. Melzer and two sons,
Carl and Paul, will leave Sunday
for Chicago where Mr. Melzer has
employment In a war plant. The
Melzers are residents of North
Wllkesboro route one.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Nichols and
four grandchildren, Kermit and
Hasselee Wooldridge, and Jackie
and Janice Nichols, of Page, Va..
visited relatives and friends in
the county the past week-end.
Mrs. C. G. Plexico and son, T.
C., who have been spending the
p-dst several weeks in Columbia,
S. C., have returned to the city.
Mr. Plexico went to Columbia for
them yesterday.
Mr. Charles Williams has re
turned to Davidson College after
spending the week-end in the city
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
M. Williams, Sr. He had as his
guest while home Mr. Freeman
Jones, also a student at Davidson.
Mrs. Minnie Raymer and Miss
Margaret Joines, of the Ideal
Beauty Parlor, were in Greens
boro last week attending a meet
ing of cosmetologists. While
there they were instructed in the
art of giving the new cold wove.
of Winston-Salem, are visiting
Mrs. Childers’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Smithey, in Wilkes-
boro. Mr. Childers holds a posi
tion with the J. C. Penney Com
pany in the Twin-City.
Mr. Harvey Johnson has pur-
chrsed the old Col. Transeau
homeplace and farm located in
for a number of years with his
parents.'
Mrs. J. A. Kirby and sons.
R. 'Iph end Jimmie, of Asheville,
are spending a few weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Faw, at Millers Creek, and Mr.
Kirby’s mother, Mrs. Millard Kir
by, at Moravian Palls.
Mrs. J. E. Follette and daugh
ter, Betty.Jane, and Mrs. Lee Eus
tace, of Kannapolis, were recent
guests in the hdme of Mrs. Mabel
Lottes in this city. Mrs. Follette
and Mrs. Eustace ore Mrs.
Lottes’ sisters. •
W. A. (Bill) Dunnaghn, of
Winston-Salem, who has been as
sisting Rev. Fred H. Shinn, pas
tor of the Wllkesboro and Union
Mehodist chuch'es, has resigned
his work and entered the armed
forces.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones have
as guests In their home Mrs. B.
W. Griffin and daughter and son,
Jeanne and Walter Griffin; Miss
Oarlyle Ware and Moffitt Ware,
Jr., all of Kings Mountain. Mrs.
Griffin Is a sister of Mrs. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Waller had
OB their guests for a few days over
the week-end Mrs. L. H. Hay and
daughter, Jane, ’of Johns Island.
S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ad
kins and son, Dicky, of
Mills, S. C. Mrs. Hay and Mrs.
Adkins are sisters .of Mrs. Waller.
A. Burgess in Louisville, Ky. Mr.
Burgess is a brother to Mrs. El
ler’s mother, Mrs. J. M. Craw
ford.
Mr. R. T. Lovette, well known
farmer of the Millers Creek com
munity. called at The Journal-Pa
triot office Friday afternoon to
see the twin cucumbers raised on
thfe Lonnie Miller farm and the
“V-shaped" cucumber gathered
from George Kennedy’s victory
garden.
.Miss Mary Charles Alexander
returned Thursday night from a
week’s visit in New York City
with Miss Sally Wagner who is
attending Columbia University
this summer. Miss Alexander
and Miss Wagner were students
at Woman’s College at Greens
boro.
Mrs. Conrad Reeves and daugh
ter, Juline, of North Wllkesboro
route one, spent a few days last
week with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Shumate, of Red
dies River, and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Philo Shumate, of
Street, Md.. who were here on a
visit.
Mrs. J. B. Snipes and two
children, Anne Proctor and J. B.,
Jr., are visiting awhile with rela
tives in Rocky Mount. Mrs.
Snipes went ito accompany her
sister. Miss Mamie Proctor, home,
who had been here for a few
weeks with the Snipes recuperat
ing from an operation.
Mr. R. B. I>axton, prominent
resident of the Boomer section of
the county, was in the city for
several hours Friday. Mr. Laxton
is recovering slowly from serious
operutions performed several
months ago on his hips and back.
He first became ill on November
29th, and underwent an opera-
tion at The Wilkes Hospital and
Mr. and Mrs. George Childers, hospital in Winston Sa-
OnlAvn vlaftincr
Mrs. Robert C. Morrow, who
has been at Shreveport, La., all
week with her husband, is staying
through next week. Mrs. Morrow,
the former Eloise Ward, and baby
son, Roderick, are making their
home with Mrs. Morrow’s prarents,
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ward,
JVlr. anu ivilb. VJCVigC aj. w cravat
the Straw community from Dr. College, while Mr. Mor-
Jviines Howell, who resided there jg training with the army air
. _ 1.^.. virtl-Vl lllC. - . f-xg
corps. He is an aviation student
at Centenary college, Shreveport.
They formerly lived in North
Wllkesboro. — Greensboro Dally
News, July 23.
.V
court In Wllkesboro
Duhlings Leaving
For Hickory 29th
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Duhling
and children, Bill and PhylUs,
will leave North Wllkesboro
Thursday to make their home In
Hickory. Mr. Duhling, manager
of Wilkes Motor Supply company
here, has been very active in
church and civic affairs. He has
been snperlptendent of the church
school of the First Methodist
church and member of the board
of stewards. He was also a leader
in the Loyal Order of Moose
lodge and In other church, civic
and fraternal organizations.
Quarti^ly C^erence
Was Held Last Ni^ht
Third Quarterly conference for
the Wllkesboro charge which em
braces Wllkesboro and Union
Methodist chnrches was hnid bMS
night following a splendid sermon
delivered by the district superin
tendent, Rev, A. C. Gibbs, of El
kin. Johnson Sanders was elect
ed delegate and J. L. Garwood al
ternate to the annual contereneo
to he held In Statesville.
The Wllkesboro church reqwrt-
ed the church budget prft
through the third quarter which
ends August 1st.
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Cannerles sre to be placed at
Hillsboro and White Cross In
Orange County, says County Agent
Don S. Matheson.
Clearance
OF
Summer Fashions!
Special. selected lots of Dresses and Hats, including cottons,
linens, crepes and jerseys. Junior and regular sizes, but not our
entire stock.
Private Stanley Is ,
Prisoner Of Naiis,
Elkin. — Private Charles B. j
Stanley of Elkin route one, who;
was reported missing In ection by
the War Department several'
weeks ago, is a prisoner of war
of the Germans according to in
formation received by his sister, i
Mrs. Martha Osborne. I
Private Stanley was highly
lauded for heroism on the Tuni-
sion front in Africa, shortly be-.
fore his capture by the Axis,
■V
ATTY. MARION ALLEN
IS KIWANIS SPEAKER
(Continued irom page one)
and Kiwanlan Marlon Allen. Kl-
wanian Andy Borders, of Hick
ory, was present.
When- the guests were pre
sented Mr. Aldon Honeycutt made
brief remarks complimenting this
club for the part it played a few
weeks ago supporting the Man-
Program in getting such
power
publicity that many idle people;
Fort went to immediate Jobs.
President Hix announedd ihj
AOKinB are n,a. nainji, directors meeting for neat-,Thj|i
lira. Hay ia remaining tor a more, day evening with Bid WUliam^J
eilifeBded'tttIt ‘ ■'•■■ihost. , ' ''i;-
• LADIES’DRESSES—
Were $6.95
Now $4.88
• LADIES’HATS—
Special Group; Values to $2.98
Now $1.00
• LADIES’DRESSES—
Were $7.95
Now $5.88
• LADIES’HATS—
Values to $3.98
Now $2.00
• LADIES’ DRESSES—
Were |8.95
Now $6.88
• LADIES’ HATS—
Values to $4.98
Now $2.49
• LADIES’ DRESSES—
Were $10.95
Now $7.88
•
• LADIES’HATS—
Values to $5.95
Now $2.98
• LADIES’DRESSES—
Were $12.95
. Now $9.88
ONE TABLE—
• Ladies’ KID GLOVES—
BLACK AND BROWN
Values to $2.98
Now 50c & $1.00 pr.
1
• LADIES’ PRESSES—
Were $14.95
Now $10.88
«
ONE GROUP—
• Ladies’ FABRIC GLOVES
and pastels
Values to $1.00
Now,pair, 19c
• LADIES’DRESSES—
Were $17.95
Now '... $12,88
SEE OUR SELECTION OF— •
# RATION-FREE SHOES-
O. P. A. OCH> LOTS
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