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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14

A.soH~ ;tan1. =. vas nothing Of the
l.a5
When he Arabs reached Phoenix.
taey toaHo they were the under
49,. b. a sood b.,. From barber
..#~- - .aneh coanterS came the
vz@e ~. .he !Cca. 1aycee had the
IT,. 'sa:s II. .ad H~C n 20 Years
..... .e:e ,Np.0;eG L be undefeated
. - -! sea>o2 The coach was
:...5t". = 4 Nctorr over F.
Iea:r> =. - 49, some to Bakers
:.e.a 10 >co.. y:o,ae: team and had
e. rs squad II the hands OF sub
,g6na,e.
Make 70 mistake" say the fans
IA. saw ,he game Phoenix is plen-
y sood Any team that gets within
her 20 yard line Is doing all right.
.nG We cid
The battle Was marked with pen
a.,.eS on both teams tor sluggIng.
c.pp.ns. ana general hellishness.
Tae Arabs We're 30 battered after
ne eame many could not sleep.
Bruises anC scratches covered thel"
.aceS. b. they refused 70 be hum
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES. pe'. - I'PI -
Hens, Leghorn. - - - - :.
Hens, Leghorn over .. u : lb- :,
Hens, Leg. over ! ID and up =.
Hens, colored, to s.. lbs =. -.
Hens. colored over o.. lbs d up 80
Broilers, i. and W IA lbs -,
Broilers over = and up 70 =. 81
Fryers. Leg. wore 2. + lbs j..
Fryers. colored, =. u 8. ID, -
Fryers. colored over -. u 4. y
Roasters. colored. over =. lbs &c
Stags, cUlored ............... I4c
Old Roosters, cUloreG ...... l..
Old LeghJrns BOOSTERS ...#.... n-.
DuckHngs, Pekin over 10 .... :,
Ducklings, Pekin under 8 lbs e.. -
Old Ducks, white Ptkin ...... %
Geese ............... J.,
Young Tom Turkeys = 10 = !t- :.
Young Tom Turkeys 2lb> up -
Young Hen Turkeys & t. II lh~ IL
Young Hen Turkeys II and W .
Cupons, 6 to 5 lbs .......-.. -.
Capons oyer S lbe and up .... 25e
Rabbitt, No. whit. g.: u =. lh~ i,
Rabbits. miAe1 colOr~ 3t--4i- lD- 10
Rabbits No. old ............... e6c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
Angels Get Pitcher
From Atlanta

DURHAM, S. c.. Oct. II up
The Los Angeles Angels OF the Pa
ciflc Coast League drafted the vet
eran pitcher Ed Heusser from At
lanta of the southern association
IN the annual class AA baseball
draft, the National Association Of
Professional Baseball Leagues an
nounced today
San Francisco obtained outfielder
Ralph Hodgins from Hartford.
Conn, OF the eastern league. while
Jersey City OF the international
league drafted pitcher Warren San
del from Decatur of the three l
loop. Sandel pitched last season
with Fresno in the California
league
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
haehinegun Used
As Suicide Weapon

SACRAMENTO. o.: a Up, -
Arthur Z Bergo. 80. sal. sergeant
Stationed =. Matheg Fed. early to-
day committed suicide by shooting
himself VIII submach!ne gun.
ne cogoner.s office reported.
Sgt L. J. Connolly WHO wi.a
Bergo .ep. II ire pos, armament
>aop .O.c co"one~S aepu..e. re
aea!G sHo:s and .ound BAre5 dead
or re Zoe: II & co.ne- ot ~
shop. Bereo apparently nae "a :Le
weapon 2, al 1a:cMac.c and pu.i-
ed The trlggeg AL5u: scye. sho.s
We're fred
Connolly said Beygo had bee
despondent over al argument vi -
ms Wife who Vas be.leYed to I've
IL Stockton. Beygo !et. note ii
d.catlng ne had intended 70 deser.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
Football Notes
By JACK GCESTHER

NEW YORK. Oct a tUPl
Notes from the football press boXe-
There once was time when Il,
graduation OF one blg star mean,
certain decline Of the team WhlsA
lost him, but not today Harmon
Franck, Reagon and KimbroaS!
were the big backs OF 1910 but iroM
the way Michigan Minnesota. Penn
and Texas AggleS are rolling a.oa2
it would appear that none OF tate
even has been missed sQe2kia-
of Penn. one Of the most unGer-
rated Of all coaches is George Naa-
ger. In just three years he has It
turned the QuakerS TO their cid
position as national power "
outside of Philadelphia the tan,
don't even place his name.
If sport writer's who receive tht
Army'S handouts read even half OF
their mail this season there wou,a
be seven military experts to ever
football expert. For some reason
Army publicity no longer Is retI.et-
ed TO football but includes trea-
tiseS on such subjects as procure
of supplies in the desert, operation
of travelling shoe shops and con-
servation of gasoline on jeep junk
cts. Washington HuSkies are
the only big time football players
tutored by only TWO coaches.
Ohio State, for instance, uses five
full time assistants in addition to
Paul Brown.
Personal NOMINATION of the best
back in the east: FOrdham s Steve
FilipoWiCZ. who can run, block and
tackle almost as well as he passes
Don't blame the quarterback tor
bad judgment on crucial plays thia
season. Under the new rules, IL
coming players may speak as SCoa
as they report II sub ruSheS in at
critical moment, you know th"
coach has called the play II there
is no sub. you may guess that tt
coach doesn't know what to do.
either. How the-t!meS- CO. change
department: Just year agO o.
den Miller of Yale announced f.!
would give up attempts to remain
a major football power. Yet this
season Yale has new coach ano
the biggest squad anYWhcre-62
varsity men.
There were plenty Of men tout
ing the eventual downfall OF Stan
ford, but most expected SAINT
Clara to apply the push. now tha'
all conference teams have been
beaten, Oregon State looks ike ar
even bet for the vests Rose Bow.
bid. Frank Leahy owns one OF
the longest victory strings IN cir-
culation-l4 straight. Last season
he won II games with Boston Col
lege and this year he has added
three wins with NOtre Dame .
Those two straight routs must have
hit Southern California hare. Tn
Trojans nave announced me- are
dropping three spOyts-!Ce hockey
polo and rugby.
When the season opened nation
al magazines were tOutlng me tal
west and the south as .Hc two
strongest football sections Toda.
llltIt are Ol!4S 4OdI UilDt"ltI'. tIIl4t'
teams in both areas while tao mid
die west and the east boas' NOR
than a bakers dozen
It took Dana x Bible 4 ionl
long time to get set at Texas bu
look at him now Aga.n.t 'To sup
posedly major teams. LSU and Ok
lahoma, the Longhorns have amaas
ed "a points VINO can .eacmbe
when Nebraska last los gang
in the big six,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELEs, OF II N'pJ
stocks wer~ narrowls mixed IN a
@uiI -"--ton OH the 10, Angelo.
">.AaHFe toda4 Two issue were up
t"uf ""ie down ana nY4 were un-
"AaaGr' Holume "a abproxlmately
Isea .harc-.
"a" Diamond 4p !: Soulhcrn
Po'.fi" -. on - Kichneld ON
i"'= Hneha"Fed; Standard OH %
"r tanRtG Menas,, l.75 unchange
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14

bIed.
F. Centre Junior college had =
up a whale of 4 big scare into -
highly rated Phoenix grldderS -
team that Is expected % be unbca,e
this season. In the return game =.
Arabs swear. e Centre won't o.
by the margin OF one pass interee'
ton Phoenix isn't e0in2 to have al
record after that eamt
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
Ziyic Subs for
Freddie Cochrane

PITTSBURGH, Oct. a. up
Luke Carney, manager Of FRITZ.
ZlyIc. former WelterWelght cham
plon, announced last night Hc ha
accepted terms for ZiyIc 70 figh
Ray Robinson, of New YORK, !.
Madison Square Garden to Nigh
Of Oct 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14

moro often ne Ne....,. ... r. '.un
ploughed 'heoaAa a BOD . AS
On rIak reverse. the 'oiG =. X.
We're fooled cemple.s'; asG =. II.
ger ball caH4cr y. sa.. - le
clear With No owe Erl8 ...=
Mut-slnr,sea .ad WuI W. 'le
exc nus 6a}r ..rl,#.. - tsc
days Nhel fast gerr ....## II
an cppoacnt L." "a. .n#. II
old Imas".. a..d f..:.= =
them 3Nuay fA4h ws.e II &. Is
that stood on 'hc ldr lnc s'tI'e
to Gr. Il bda 10 play %aI Ba.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
NEW YORK STOCKS

&EN' YORK. o. u .l.r.
~fa.t made at .tr.E4Ia. ar.I.nc
iu.a. =. 'ra..., ua.,rH ..r,..,
ass.- lHe.'. ~ R#..-.a
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Ott.i afI.tatfe ".e.r Gh orf u.-f
of ftrm h4. pa.. la.p#.p T.. . -
+. DpufI4~
IT, naln toH. - - j.. .ao~oa
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rs.a'. VII. Grra.aI Mg'at
aa ..&n - EssI sa..e
-, il ".,. sI.:' s,.aes a.e
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
CHICAGO GRAINS

lit 40 ~ = O'PI Wheat
: '4'at'. aa"nh,"a rpda" but not
~ = af'sf pfl,cs nd saggrd j..
49, q 51ehe. 10 M lowest leqDl
thae .atr A4p1-'
car" grains and 10Y beam rail-
.'t afteI nuruat.hg below the pre-.
..".- 'Io-" IA" greater part u thc
rs-Hsn
VI" naI h. E. 70 tse bu
iIgaer 'eia ~a .p F.. 10 at
.. a.ft"r. -" ub - ! -. and
IL LoIL Hcre OF . 70 VI !.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
GRANGE MARRIES

GROWN POINI. Md. OF. "a
up Harold Red Grange, cluo-
lve Gallopng Ghost Of Illinois foot
ball talHc, las married Yesterday
10 Maraaret Haze!berg, "a year old
United All Lines steWardesS.
The couple met & year ago on a
flight tgom Omaha to Chicago,
Grange sad. Miss HazelDerg, who
lives in Chicago, is the daughter OF
Nj. ano Ms. *. T Hazelber9 Of
Saeola Mich.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14

t.ae.:. :CotbaH rodra. Getc
D.1.. .-,,d ~omethmg new Monday
H.-.. E. - Wy ol aammt Scrm-
mae lie aU ii. hoys against a
sr.H o. s<-1..ee-
FufntH"es NltG equipment, the
tN-p.a1." ..od II MAO ankle deep
mt te.ro - ,oa Ilaer plays The
l..,.~ ets4-. = Hc feas, aWcd BY
- DC. ta#= os.e wee. laeN nalI-
- @ .1,. naGs Il tat.r and Gus
~oH..-T# 'nc AH>tts F&e~ hrid
-. s#s>s"- for no ealn. but
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
GOLF STARS N 5. \.
BUFNOS Aires. O

BUFNOS AIRES. o.. "A UP =
Sammy Snead and jimmy p'A'aie'
two of Americas 5 top-rausln. pfo-
fessionals, arrived yesterday To y
III a series of minor coll iolRlFS
ments which viii culm.uute o' oe'
81 in the Argentine opca
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
RUBY Keller WILL
MARRY BROKER

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. a. Up
Ruby Keeler. former wife OF Al
Jo.Son, Will marry John Loew, 4
yOang Pasadena broker. it was an
,,D#,,,caI
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
l.. A. GRAIN

LG~ A&GELE- Oet..-I3 NP9 -
wheat 30. : D.. = .... 90n1.s5
harley 10 J we-'in Sl724 fil II
Eatl"g mailing 'Ype 77i4ml. %
'.fr So . y"lio~ baiK SiG5Hl c.
MIlo $50 seuo" IL 771.-1 -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
Something New There

then. the oldtimcrs were on the
side lines once. and Monday night
they must have wished they We're
sull there.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
Arabs Battered
But Determined

Among the few FL CentranS that travelled To Pho ni>
watch the Arabs battle last week. the prevailing opiu
- le that Phoenix going walk into might,
ouEh fight when they FL Centre fer return battle
Tot that last weeks game p0Shoyer tor th'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
PICK YOUR WINNER

" L. u.epip. you're getting rather keen these
pr .aa~. Lat week was supposed To be tough ont
.ld - a. Noa ted for first place.
Now hjs go over Il few things that make this
contest 9oad dad easier on the correctorS.
ij'>. ptgas" print your name plainly ON the bottom
81 fht o.I4o~t tjyiion blank. Second be sure to get
<a lii l,'a ole oI lhr Post Press stations before FRI
ln\N \nA\
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
LOCAL RETTERFAT

l. a EorcIt1l .---.-..- 340
Gr.rar a MIX ...-.....# ...... Tle
Manufacturing MIX .......... !, %
Route gathered Cream ........ Al
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
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Ir> ANGEL g. ~.
.-. .
{ IA .at. s.'#e=-. .
70. " -, -##t .
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L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

los ANGELES- N|'- !" -
Butter Extras .so; Tflme t.f :
sSnc. Standard &c. Undergrad.
81:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-14
L. A. BANKS

Los ANCEIES Or Y ~
BID A-led
TrausamcrIeA ,-5 =
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MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Dec -. ... S - =
May -
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-17

able movement of traffic except
when reduced speed is necessary
for safe operation or in compli-
ance with law. Police officers are
hereby authorized to enforce this
provision by directions to drivers,
and in the event of apparent will
full disobedience to this provision
and refusal to comply with direc-
ton of any officer in accordance
herewith the continued slow ope-
ration by a driver shall be mis-
demeanor."
In other words, don't poke
along on the highway and hold
up traffic, getting on the nerves
of other drivers and provoking
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-17
NOTICE OF SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
ELWOOD BEAUCHAMP
VS.
MATTE BEAUCHAMP
The defendant, Matte Beau
champ, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Ashe County, North Carolina,
for a divorce a vinculo; and the
said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to ap-
pear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of said Coun-
ty in the courthouse in Jefferson,
N. c., within 80 days after the 3rd
day of August, 1941, and answer
or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the said complaint
This the 3rd day of July, 1941.
J. D. STANSBERRY,
7-1O-4t Clerk Superior Court
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Lying and being in North Caro-
lima, Ashe County, Grassy Creek
Township, adjoining the lands of
Sallie Davis, the Jordon Heirs,
and John F. Anderson, and being
the land which the said Louise
Greer inherited from the William
Anderson Estate.
This July 9, 1941.
w. B. AUSTIN,
7-17-4tc Trustee
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-17

Springs high, jefferson high, Ma
than's Creek high, Riverview
elementary, VIC high and West
Jefferson high.
Another community service pro-
ject is, in its complete analysis,
construction project. Its true
purpose is to build healthy bo-
dies. Perhaps it is the most ap-
pealing of all WPA work. Other
women in Ashe county in II
school lunch rooms prepared and
served 27,136 school lunches each
month.
Lunch Rooms Important
For those children whose pa
rents cannot afford to pay for
their MONDAY meal. the lunches
are free. Of the total 12208 are
served without pay. Other child
rem can bring produce. which is
utilized in lunches. to exchange
for their meals. An average of T.
IA lunches are so procured. The
remainder represent paid lunches.
One important feature is that one
child does not know whether his
bench-mate pays for his lunch or
not. Embarrassment to child on
account of his parents inability
to pay is strictly forbidden. Nour-
ishing the bodies of cur school
children is due to have far reach
ing effects. It has had far reach
ing effect for many children
have had their minds on their stu
dies instead Of on food. It is ra-
Their heartrending to realize that
without this WPA project, many
children would go hungry during
school hours.
WPA work in practically all
categories is being continued to
supply the needy unemployed of
Ashe county. The foregoing thumb
nail sketch shows the result of
building a bridge over which
many residents CT the county
could safely pass over the abyss
of personal privation and hunger
to economic security. Multiplied
into the hundred counties in N.
c. and the some twenty-five hun
dred counties in the United States.
it demonstrate how the WPA
program has greatly helped in
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-17
Auto Accident
Death Rate Tn
State Growing
44S Persons Killed First Five
Months This Year. Only
One In AShe County

Ashe county reported / traffic
fatality during the first five
months of this year, according to
a five-months summary released
this week by the Highway Safety
Division.
This number represented the
same in comparison with the
number killed in Ashe county
during the same period last year.
Traffic fatalities for the state
as a whole totaled 448 persons
for the five-months period, this
grim toll running nearly 40 per
cent ahead of the 301 persons
killed in North Carolina the first
five months of last year.
Eleven counties had 10 or more
fatalities, these being Alamance,
Buncombe, Columbus, Cumber-
land, Durham, Guilford, Hender-
son, Mecklenburg, Rockingham
and Wake. No fatalities were re-
corded in the following Is coun-
ties: Alexander, Allie gh any,
Avery, Camden, Cherokee, Clay,
Dare, Haywood, Hyde, Jones,
Polk, Scotland and Yancey.
There has been a constant up
ward trend in traffic deaths in
this state since last August, with
the result that we are now run
ming nearly SO per cent above last
year in the number of persons
killed in street and highway &C
cidents," stated Ronald Hocutt,
director of the Highway Safety
Division.
''This trend can be stopped,
and careless motorists and pc
destrians must make up their
minds that it shall be stopped.
This killing is unnecessary. And
it is preventable. Let's stop it,"
Mr.. Hocutt adds.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-17
Defense
Bond
QUI II

@ What is u S, Defense Savings Bond?
This Bond is proof that you have loaned money to the
United States Government for national defense Your
Bond bears interest at the rate of 29 percent year, if
@s~'' held to maturity (ten years).
O. Why should 1 buy Defense Bonds?
Because money talks To dcators speaks Defiance To
friends of freedom, it says, Heres my hand!"
NOTETo purchase Defense Bonds and stamps to the
post office bank write for information to
the Treasurer Of the United States, Washington D. c.
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erence is hereby made;

erence is hereby made;
I, w. B. Austin, Trustee, hav-
ing been requested to do so by
the parties at interest, will, on
the 9th day of August, 1941, at
one CD o'clock P. NJ, at the
courthouse door in Jefferson,
North Carolina, sell, to the high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy
said deed of trust, the following
described real estate, to-wit:
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ROADS IMPROVED
IN ASHE BY WPA

Continued from Page One)
escutcheon of the relief agencies.
The WPA was given the Goat of
Arms" and the jokes.
246 Privies Constructed
The WPA privy is built scien-
tifically, according to designs pre-
pared by the U. S. Public Health
Service, so that flies, insects and
vermin, carriers of typhoid, dy-
sentry and other disease, cannot
enter below the house. The floor
and seat are made Of one section
of concrete. The wooden house is
super-imposed. Arrangement of
the seat top makes it difficult to
leave the aperture uncovered
when not in use.
The most important feature is
the four feet deep concrete pit,
which protects drinking water
sources from pollution. Two hun
dred and forty-six sanitary privles
dot Ashe county's countryside.
Riley's famed back house is, IN
fact, passing and disciples OF
Chick Sales would no longer be
'specialists" unless they revised
their plans to conform with the
WPA standard.
The major portion of the ST.
655.645 expended in Ashe county
bv the WPA and the sponsors tor
worthwhile improvements n d
services have gone into the peck
cts of WPA workers. The dollars
could not stay in those pockets
very long. The need of those IN
dividuals demanded that they be
spent Immediately for food, cloth
ing. medical attention and all OF
those elements which go to make
up the bare necessities OF living
That meant the money was IN
fused into local commerce, help
ing local merchants, farmers,
landlords and all of those catering
to basic human needs.
Sewing RUOm 1AOJCONo
Not all of the money turned
loose passed through the work OF
men to produce constructions. One
of the fundamental differences
between the WPA work program
and all others whether here or
in other countries is the fact that
the WPA has recognized that the
family of woman who is the
economic head of her family or
the family of a man who has
white collar around his neck can
become just as hungry as the
family of a man who-well, has
the other kind of collar around
his neck.
Though no longer sponsored in
Ashe county, the greatest source
of employment for women was
the sewing project. Most of the
women assigned to that industry
could sew. Others who could not
but had the aptitude of learning
were taught to sew. That alone
has had good results in that many
women now know how to sew for
themselves and their families.
The products of their toll were
1880 garments. Clothing made
by them was turned over to the
County Superintendent of Public
Welfare. From there, it went to
clothe adults, school children and
babies where there was no mo-
ney to purchase apparel neces-
sary for comfort and decency.
WPA-Paid Librarians
Other. women have conducted
the libraries in eight schools;
namely, Fleetwood high, Healing
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Messr. Gail Phipps, and Ralph
Pugh, of Grassy Creek and Mr..
Thomas Garvey, of Crumpler,
spent the week end of the 4th in
Washington, D. c., visiting in
teresting scenes and on returning,
spent some time at the Luray
Caverns in Virginia.
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NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
CUT TNTTNTTTV
ASHE COUNTY

ASHE COUNTY
Under power of sale contained
in a certain deed of trust execu-
ted by Louise Greer and hus-
band, Virgil Greer, to the under
signed Trustee under date of APP
ril 10, 1881 and of record in the
Office of the Register of Deeds
for Ashe County in Book -,
Page -, to which record ref
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them to acts of recklessness.
Drive slowly when safety de-
mands or the law requires that
you do so. Otherwise, drive at a
normal and reasonable speed.
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ON GOING TOO SLOW

Sec. 1O2, Motor Vehicle Laws of
North arclina:-"(h) No person
shall drive motor vehicle at
such a slow speed as to impede
or block the normal and reason
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keeping our country strong and
in position where it can now
unitedly, democratically bend its
efforts towards national defense.
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Rules of the Road

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