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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-03
House Committee Ponders
Financial Allowance Bill
Established FomiIies will Not
be IndiseriminoteIy Uprooted'

WASHINGTON, June 3 up
Asserting that 1.-THE time has
now come when many men with
dependents must Of necessity as
sumo the responsibility of de
Tending their country" the
House Military committee
pressed for passage today Of
legislation making financial al
lowances for families of fighting
men.
Chairman May (D-KY) said
he hoped to win House approval
by nightfall of a bill under
which service men with depend
ents would allot part of their
pay to dependents and the gov
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-03

eminent would make supple
mentary payments.
In urging passage Of the mea-
sure, the committee emphasized
il did not intend to give local
draft boards the impression that
established families should be
"indiScriminately uprooted and
torn from their mooring solely
because of the fact that their
financial needs have been taken
care of
Privately, some committee
members said that while the war
department did not contemplate
the drafting of family heads un-
less absolutely necessary, flu
ture developments may make
such action mandatory. In that
event, they pointed out, the leg
islation under consideration
would lessen financial hard
ships.
The measure provides for de-
duction of $40 from the
monthly pay if a service man in
the lower-paid brackets-up to
and including Sergeants in the
army and men of corresponding
navy rank-who have what the
bill calls Glass A" dependents.
These consist of wife, children
or a former wife.
To the $40 thus allotted, to his
dependents, the government
would add $40 for a wife, and
$40 additional for each child,
and in the case of minor de-
pendents only, SIS for the first
child and $40 for each addition
al child. A divorced wife en-
titled to alimony would receive
$40 from the government and
$40 from her former spouse.
For so-called Glass B" de-
pendents, such as parents, broth
ers and sisters, the government
rates would be lower and pay
ment would be at the option Of
the service man.
The rates in the House bill
are less liberal-from the stand
point of the soldier-than are
those approved by the Senate
Military Affairs committee. The
Senate bill provides for larger
deductions from paychecks and
smaller government allowances,
with the same general totals.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-03
Flying Tigers
Add to Already
Brilliant Record

CHUNGKING, June 3 - up
- The American volunteer
groups Flying Tigers were
reported officially today to have
destroyed from % to 80 Japan
csc planes and made II major
attacks while losing only six air
craft to maintain their brilliant
record aloft during May.
AVG bombing and Strafing of
japanese troops attempting 10
cross the Salween river May Z
and 8 was credited with giving
the Chinese time to establish
proper defense lines to block
spearheads jabbing into Yunnan
province from Burma.
Against the six planes lost by
the Running based fighters,
who are to be absorbed by I'm
tied air forces next month,
they destroyed "a japanese
fighters, three scouterS and a
bomber and damaged 80 planes,
four probably fatally.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-03
Men with Dependents Face Possible Call Into Service
LAND VS.. WATER

Area of the earth consists of
l39,440, 900 square miles of
ocean and 5751O,OOO square
miles Of land, on which latter
are approximately 100000
square miles of river and lake
surface.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-03

More fires were started by
careless smokers in and near ma
tional parks during 1910 than
in any year since the service
was established 26 years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

and clapping their flippers-and
from then on they take speciality
courses such as learning to blow
horns. Like juggling, clapping is
not a natural gesture, and is very
hard TO teach. But seals like to
have their audiences clap for
they love applause.
An intelligent performer will
remember from 10 10 20 tricks,
and after he knows his way
around the campus he polishes
off new stunts on the average of
about one week. In the photo
graphs on this page, Walter
Jennier, one of the professors
at Seal College, is putting an UNI
dergraduate through his daily
workout. Seals, like elephants,
never forget.
Every February, Huling calls
his graduates back to Kingston
for a bit of postgraduate work,
AS the seals come off tour, they're
shipped back TO have their acts
rearranged, and new tricks re-
hearsed. Since a seal lives TO be
so years old, some of the per-
formers who got away with
rather simple tricks three
decades ago have to brush up on
new twists TO keep up in their
profession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Ten O'clock Till Twelve

Hello, Candy 49," he said
Hello, Lon D." she answered
He looked at her He sat down
He touched her fingers. slowly
almost as though he were afraid
You You haven't changed.
he said. You're just the same. y
She knew he was lying Eight
years was too long But she lied
too
You haven't changed either
You're just like you always were
His hair was grey some places
His suit didn't fit just the same
The diamond pinLWas gone nov
The trial had cost lot
He looked at the heap Of ashes
and stubs
You've been waiting a long
time, Candy"
Two hours" she said She
might have added eight years.
She didn't. She smiled. II wasn't
long ] just got 10 thinking; to
remembering"
Then her words stopped Some
thing wasn't right II had been
eight years That was almost
three thousand days since a night
in Bondono. Since a month they
hadn't had. And something was
wrong Their words were wrong
Something was missing.
Lon, let's get out of here
she said suddenly.
They got up. She paid her
check They went outside. and
the mist of rain sprayed their
cheeks. Above them. the lights
Of New York made a crimson
cloud in the low sky.
stop a minute. Lon stop"
She looked at him
IT'S been a long time Kiss
me-" He kissed her
A taxi rolled by, and the water
splashed on their feet They
looked down. Then suddenly
they both laughed
This is where we came in, 4"
Lon said.
NO. This is where we go on. "
(THE END).
Cop,usht 1912 b, American Weekly Inr
Al RtEhf- Received
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Continued from Page 14)

even If it's just a month. it's
worth II, huh? ?" nc smiled.
If it's just day, it's worth
II" she whispered.
They went back to her hotel.
They stood in the dark hall be-
fore her door.
Kiss me, Lon. Here It's been
long time
He kissed her-not as in the
cafe. Not as he'd ever kissed her
before. And then they opened
the door
Hello, Mario" a voice greeted
Hello, Lynn,
They looked at three menacing
guns They looked also at Ed
Jordan, Lon didn't say any
thing for a moment. He took
short breath. His fingers
touched Candy's hand.
I'VE didn't get it, that month"
he said
She swallowed. NO ..." She
turned Lon had never seen her
cry. He wasn't going 10 sec her
in tears now
And that was the end.
She sat very still Many of the
people were gone from the cafe
Her cigarettes were gone. There
was just a little pile Of stubs and
ashes. The juke-box wasn't play
ing anymore And against the
front window she could see the
rain slanting down the pane.
Sometimes when the door opened,
she could hear the mush OF taxi
tires on the wet street.
II was just like another time,
she thought slowly. Almost like
another time. A long time ago.
Years and years ago.
Her eyes hunted toward the
clock. Almost twelve.
VIII there be anything else ,"
the waiter asked.
Il don't know" she said with
out hearing. Maybe. I'm hop
ing. I'll see 800"
He didn't understand. He went
away.
And then the door opened Her
eyes locked. Her breath went far
away. She tried TO smile. She
couldn't smile at all. She could
only watch, and she knew she
was starting to cry. He was go
ing TO see her. This time she
didn't CARE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

500 But after matriculating at
Seal College, and spending a year
Juggling his books and on the
school swimming team. he's
worth at least $4,000. And If
he's graduated with honors, his
value may reach $1,000.
Most of Hulings freshmen"
are three years old, and are
caught in the Pacific ocean near
Catalina Island Seals from
these waters known as Califor-
mia sea lions-have a compare
lively high degree Of intelligence,
and just the right amount of ner-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

- AXE a seal, give him a col
lege degree, and he's worth
y 30 times the price Of a fur
coat. Or at least that's the say
so of Mark Huling, president of
the only seal college in America.
Huling, who runs his school at
Kingston, New York, trains the
bewhiskered mammals for their
debuts in vaudeville and circuses
throughout the country.
II takes years 10 teach a seal
TO become a versatile acrobat,
musician. or comedian When
first caught, he is worth about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

People say Lipton's smells and tastes exactly
like real old-fashioned home noodle soup.
And the answer is you cook ii yourself at
home, in quick minutes, from specially prepared
soup markings"
Everything about Liptons, from the fresh
cooked noodles to the rich-seasoned broth, tastes
freshly homemade not warmed over. Try pack
age of Lipton's tomorrow and see!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

The events and characters
depicted in this story are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity 10 actual persons
living or dead is merely a
coincidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Now, AZ home, you quickly and easily tint
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from hghtcst blonde 10 darkest black Browna-
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No skin test needed active colOring agent Is purely
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Application imparts desired color. Simply retouch
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charm. Ask for BROWNATONE. Get it today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Contrary to the popular be-
lief, a seal is not a natural Jug
gler. The first step in teaching
him how is to gently tap his nose
with a paddle and then throw
him a fish. BY the time the
seal learns to reach out his nose
for the paddle in order 20 get
the fish more quickly, a ball is
substituted for the paddle After
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Tho Pic
ture at
The Right
Shows One
OF The
Boys" at
The Seal
College
Learning
To Juggie
A Couple
OF Balls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

CorNn.hf 1912 b, American Weekly. lnr
Al REhf- Reserved
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-01-09

Anmber Of the poultry pro- ::
ducers throughout Matanuska VAL
lev have called at the E,xtens on
office inqu1 ring for informal on
conc erning poultry feeding. Nth
the short days it is necessary to
put artifi cial light in all : ipu1A>
try houses if production is 9asir-
ed. All poultry must BE allowed
time Tor feeding and exercise if
they are to remain in GOOD health.
4 number OF farmers have Deen
feeding the best Of f3aGs to
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-01-09

ghe HILLTOP Fomemakers CLUB
net vi Tt Mrs. RUBY 3nodgrass- - :
January 8. 1t was doeideG at this
nee TIM to change the meeting,
days, TO the first and third "ed-
nes1ags OF each month.
hey Will meet each time at
tire red Cross Headquarters at
1000 +. l.. Of those days, to do
rec Cross work. Ia CHI member is
to bring her own lunch. Coffee
Will be furni she'd from the club
funds.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-01-09

their pou1 try and have recoived
very littl6 production. / has
be CONC apparent TIT the r&t1 ons
are lacking in Titalnin /. If you
have 9ny green Feeds .ayai1a51e on
YOUR farm, such as cabbage Leaves
or any other green vegetable nat
ter, 1T is advi sable TO ads this
to the poultry ration.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-06
laps Accord Burial
Honors 10 American
U. s. Fliswis Given
Military Honeu

ROME. Jan. g. (Official
Broadcast Recorded by R)-An
American pilot shot down In an
attack on a Japanese air base
was buried with military honors,
a correspondent of the Tokyo
newspaper Asahi reported from
the Philippine islands in a dis
patch broadcast today by Stef-
ami.
The correspondent said the
fallen flier was identified rs
Lieut.. Russell Church, Is, OF
Clark Field, northwest Of Man
liza.
THE wing of an American
plane was erected over his
grave" the report said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-06

OnO6n OG GAD1ANAAAO<N
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County of Macomb, % No. 1877
Suit pending before John II. NunpsIsy.
a Circuit Court Commissioners for said
County, between Lake shore Develop.
msnt Company. . Michigan corporation.
Evelyn q. Perry. hi: wife. bsf:ndsnss
Upon proof by affidavit filed with me.
That II cannot be ascsrtainsd In what
state or County the defendants reside.
1t II ordered. That the said defendants
ems Savings Bank Building, Mount
Clemens. Michigan. At ten o'clock 4. ~.
Eastern Standard Time. on the 3sth day
OF January. A. D. IS<3 and defend the
complaint filed IN this suit or Judg.
ment will be entered by default. and that
this order be published as required By
statute.
The foregoing suit involves title 70:
Lands and tsnsnents situated In the
village OF 81. Clair Shores Msconb
County. Michigan. described a. FOL.
reservations and building and use
restrictions as hereinafter referred
to) OF the recorded plat OF Lake o..
Clair Gardens Subdivision No. Of
part OF p. e. No. SIS, Lake Town
ship. Macomb County. Michigan. 20.
gether with . perpetual easement.
but IN common with all the other
present and future owners Of land
IN said subdivision. over the canals
shown on said plat. for ingrsss and
egress to and from said Lake.
JOHN II. NUNNELEY
Circuit Court Commissioner
Dated: Mount Clemens. Dee. -. 1891
DEC. 30. JAN. 8. i3-MONIrOR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County of Macomb. IS No lSs
Suit pending before John II. Nunneley.
n Circuit Court Commissioners Tor saio
County. between Lake shore Develop
ment Company. q Michigan corporation.
George Nouhan and Shara Nouhan, his
mother. Defendants.
Upon proof by affidavit filed with me,
That IL cannot be ascertatned In what
state or Country the defendants reside
II lis ordered. That the said defendants
appear at my office In the Mount Glenn
ems Savings Bank building. Mount
cicmens, Michigan. Mt ten o'clock \. N.
Eastern Standard Time. on the ?sth day
complaint filed in this suit or judgment
will be entered by default. and that this
order be published as required By
statute.
The foregoing suit involves title to:
Lands and tensments in tho VII
age of ST. Clair Shores. Macomb
County. Michigan. described a. fol.
lows. to wit: lot No. ais (subect to
reservations and building and use
to) Of the recorded plat OF Lake o.
Clair Gardens Subdivision No. Of
part Of p. C. No. cas-. Lake Town
ship. Macomb County. Michigan. to-
gether with a perpetual easement.
but in common with all the othsr
present and future owners OF land In
said subdivision. over the canals
leading from Lake st. Clair has
shown on said plat. for ingrsss and
egress to and from said Lake.
JOHN II. NUNNELEY
Circuit Court Commissioners
Dated: Mount Clemens. Dec. 80. 1914
DEC 80. JAN 8, l3-MONITOR
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LeoaI Notices

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE eAkS
Whereas Cas- J. Jsnkowski and MAJ
Jankowski, his wife. made ana exeev,:S
a certain mortgage bearing date the lin
day of June. 1923. to Effie y. Swank.
witch was recorded in the offlcs u the
Register of Deeds for the County ot
Mscomb, state of Michigan. In Ltber !Ie
OF mortgages on page 5o7' on me iWn
day of June. 1928. at $50 O'Clock =. ~,
and whereas default has been mace N
the conditions of said mortgage by fsa-
son of the non payment OF moneys Que
Hereunder and the power OF sale mere
in contained having become operstivs
and no proceedings at law or IN equity
having been ,nsti.Itsd TO recover tns
indebtedness now remaining secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof and
whereas the amount claimed to De Que
upon said mortgage at the date of this
notice for principal and interest Sto
taxes, is the sum OF Three thousand
seven hundred seventy 1--WE ana
74fi0oths dollars tS3.77s.7O;
that by virtue of said power Of sale and
the statute IN such case made ana pro
vided the undersigned Will sell at pubic
vendue to the highest bidder on the $tn
day of April. 1912. at eleven o'clock III
the forenoon Of that day. Eastern Stsno.
Avenue entrance of the Macomb County
Building I'm the City OF Mt. Clemens.
Macomb County. Michigan, THAT ncn!
the place of holding the Circuit Court
for the County of Mscomb) the lands
described in said mortgage or sufficient
thereof to satisfy said mortgage andeot-
cdness and all costs OF sale tosethsr
with an attorney fee Of thirty-nve COL
lars ($35.00l which ssid lands ana prem
ises are described a. follows. to-wN:
Land in the Township of Startling:
Macomb County. Michigan. described
as a parcel of land IN Section H.
Twp. NJ r. ~ East, Sterling Town
ship Macomb County. Michigan. de-
scribed as follows: Beginning st
point on the easterly line of Section
ia which is S. 70 So w. 52o.5 II.
from the intersection of the center
line of North River Road so-called
and the easterly line of section ~,
thence S 20 ST. w. 5ll.94 Il. along
the section line TO a point, thence ..
go Az w. All. % II. TO a point, thence
s. 22e So Z. $50 II. to a point on
traverse line on the bank Of the Gin
ION River, thence continuing along
the same course to centerhne OF ssia
River. thence along the centeriine OF
the Clinton River on q course rs laid
out along the bank rs follows: N.
75o 22' W. io2.0 II to . point. thence
N. Ito or Z. 1888 II. TO point,
thence S. $40 o. E $50 It. to the
pace of beginning, containing 5.2l
acres of land more or less
Dated: January 5. 1912:
CHRISTIAN r. MATTHEW'S,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Business Address:
SOS Price Bldg, Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Jan. 8. l3, 20, ~; Feb. 3, 10. II. ~;
March 8. 10, ~, J-Monttor
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-06
GRANT TO JOIN NAVY

ATLANTA, Jan. 6IR-
Bryan M. (Bitsy) Grant, the
mighty atom Of the tennis courts,
plans 70 enter the Navy.
The former National Clay
Courts Champion and ex-Davis
Cup stroker said he was seeking
. commission, but II he failed
In that, he would enlist.
Being only five feet, four
inches tall, Grant Is under reg
ulation height-but he figures
exceptions may be made.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-06
ORDER or PUBLICATION
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MICHIGAN. -.
County Of Macomb. IS. NO. iss
Suit pending before John II. NunneIsy.
n Circuit Court Commissioner for sa'o
County. between Lake shore Develop
OF Detroit. Michigan. Plaintiff. VS.. w
Maxfieid Rice. Defendant.
Upon proof by affidavit filed with me
That Il cannot be ascertained In what
state or Country the defendant resides
II 10 ordered, That the said defendant
appear ut my office in the Mount Glenn
ems Savings Bank Building. Mount
Clemens. Michigan. at ten o'clock a. M
Eastern Standard Time. on the ?sth day
OF January A. ID. ia? ana defend .n'
complaint filed in this suit or judg,
msnt will he entered by default. and
that this order be published rs required
by statute.
The foregoing suit involves title TO;
Lands and tenemeuts situated In the
VilIags OF g. Clair shores Macomb
County. Mtchieau. described a. FOL
lows. to wit: lot No. 3is fsubtcct TO
reservations and building ana use
to) Of the recorded plat OF Lake 81.
Uair Gardens Subdivision No. OF
part u ,. &. MVss. Lake Town
ship, Nacomb County. Michigan. to-
sethsr with q perpetual easement.
but IN common With all the other
present and future owners OF lsnn
in said subdivision. over tho canals
leading from Lake at. Clair. az
shown on said plat. for ingress ana
egress TO and from said Lake.
JOHN H. NUNNELEY
Circuit Court Commis.ione'
Dated: Mount Clemens. Dee. 30. 1871
DEC. 20. JAN. 6, EDMONTON
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-06

MARI Pingel gstste-Jsa. 10, lel3
state Of MichigaA. The Probote Court
for the County Of Aseomb.
AZ . session Of ssid Court, held st the
probste offtcs N ne CITY Of Nj. Glenn.
December a D. l1Si.
Present: Hon. Joseph ". Tromniy.
Judge Of yrobste.
p, q ssi .::::s q t' Estate of Mar
Ciorones y. 0asek hsving filed IN ssid
Court his final Reconsideration eecount.
and petition praying foe the allowances
theysof end tor the sosionrnsnt snd dis
trlbution Of the residue % ssid estate,
Sns s.I gs:yi2;s ses the s'''w'ae' Of 'd"in'
u = osds:d. TAs. he ,ssh dsy Of
Jouuosy 4. .. lo11y q two O'Clock N
the atsRneeo. q sol1 probets offjee. Be
and = hereby oypoint09 foe examining
sna silgwtas nd seeevnt and hearing
II 8 Tsis~ ovsssss. tbs. public
net,es thsrsel - Uvsa b. pvbiicstsou
esoU3vo voejQ pgyvleuo - sotd DAY q
hSSSine, = a. 0oilH Monitor 9 nsws-
Is0R peints6 snA eisvuistsd n ssid
yooEyu v. TRoluty,
Judge Of yrooets
AEs ssgs.,sox,
Nogistsr of Probate.
De. 13-A Allen. 6 n-Nnnttod
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Use the Classified Want-Ads for O%sAa4
Selling Buying = Renting - Service
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r. cancel the charge for such
portion of an advertisement as
may have been rendered value
less. When more than one inser
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dered notice Of errors must be
given in time for correction be-
fore the second edition.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County Of Macomb. o. Nc. iol
Suit pending before John VI. Nuunsisy
Circuit Court Commissionsr fer said
County between Lake Shore Develop
msnt Company. . MICHIGAN corporation.
81 Detroit. Michigan. Plaintiff. W. VIII
liam @. stamas. Defendant.
Upon proof by affidavit filed with me
That said defendant resides out Of the
State Of Michigan.
II 10 ordered. That the said dsfsndsnt
appear az my office In the Mount Glenn
ems eavuss Bank Building. .Neunt
Clemens. MichiGsn. at ten o'clock a. ~
Eastern Standard Time. on the 3oth 1ay
OF January. A. d. 1919 ana defend ths
complaint filed IN this suit or }udg.
mont viii BE- entered ~ default, end that
this order b published ~ required b
statute.
The foregoing suit involves title %
Lands and tsnsmsuts situated IN the
village Of ~. Clair shorse. Nseomb
County. Michigan. dsscribed 40 fei.
lows 70 wit: Let Ne. to3 (suAjeet %
reservations ana buildin9 ana nee
restrictions 90 hereinafter rsfsvysd
te) Of the recorded Plat ef Lake d.
Cia,r Gardens srbA'vfsisn No. J %
part Of p. @. No. saS. Lake 1evD-
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RULES

All want I'd complaints aid
requests for cancellations. cor
rections or adjustments must be
made to the classified dept. be-
fore 10 am. on day of issue.
This newspaper reserves the
right to classify. revise or reject
any want ad and II not respon-
sible for errors after the first
incorrect insertion Of any ad'
vertisement.
The Daily Monitor shall not
b.. responsible for errors except
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Special Notices

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