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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

ordination of price policies" To-
day that coordination has begun,
IA months after it was laid down.
For there can be no effective price
control in Canada II there Is no
control in the states whose products
she has to buy. If American prices
should soar how could the Canadian
government force its own merchants
to keep prices down on the many
things they get from the United
States, or how could the Canadian
war budget bear the strain If the
many war products they must have
from US (gas engines for instance,
for planes and tanks and trucks)
went up In price?
Canada began to study price con-
trolls Immediately after her decla-
ration Of war with Germany in 1899.
But it was not until December, 1871,
that maximum price regulation
went into effect. Since then Canada
has been watching, waiting. hoping
that we would follow suit. because
there could be no Canadian price
ceiling unless there was a north
american" price ceiling. 1t would
be a house with less than half a
roof.
On December l. l94l, Canada
froze prices and wages allowed for
unpreventable rise in the cost of
living by granting bonus in wages
if II r'ist of livir emit up.
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kINZSZZLZZZZZZZZ IZZzy.IZ
u. 5. Army Mans 0utposts
Of Fdr-F|ung Battle Fronts
United States Assumes Military Command
In Area Many Times as Wide as
Its Own Borders.
WNU Service, 1s4S H Street, NV.
Washington, d. C.
BY BAUKHAuE

WNU Service, 1s4S H Street, NV.
Washington, D. C.
Spring has Embossed her futtering
green scarf over the capital, the
stark pattern Of black branches
against sullen skies was gone. Be-
hind the classic portico Of the Treas
ury building could see, from my
high window. pointed tree tops like
a jade comb in a gray dowager's
hair.
That was May in Washington as
it has looked for nearly quarter
Of a century. But there was
grim signature in the upper corner
of this picture framed by my Office
window that made the whole scene
modern-strictly, brutally. 1912. It
was the silhouette of parapet, the
top Of tall hotel and on the pent-
house roof black cylinder pointed
upward-an anti-aircraft gun. But
that did not hold my attention. I
have seen hundreds, If not thou
sands. Of those guns in the past
weeks. It was a doughboy under
his rounded helmet sitting on the
edge of the parapet kicking his heels
into space as his watchful young
eyes followed the skyline.
To me he was the symbol Of q
million men scattered from the
Arctic to the Antipodes, scanning
strange skylines. soon to see them
all turn red.
Never in history has nation sent
its sons out to as wide-hung front
as that which America is guarding
today; never in history has such
terrible machine been built by a
single people.
In less than half a year a nation
: that yesterday spent less on its
army than on its movies, its autos,
or its cosmetics has begun to man
the outposts Of the United Nations.
Gradually the United States has
assumed military command in an
area ten. perhaps 20 times. as wide
as its own borders. Boys from Flor
ida and Texas live in iron huts in
Iceland under an American COM
mander-boys from the Dakotas are
sweating in Asiatic jungles-boys
from New England are lighting
sandstorms in the African Deserts
American generals give commands
in China, in the South Seas, in India
and the Levant.
The car is still running-though
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

not so far in the East and the north
west Pacific-we still have at least
one teaspoonful of sugar for our cof-
fee. school begins, father goes to
the Office or the fields, there are
still dishes to wash, shoes to shine,
umbrellas to mend, babies to
change. If it weren't for these
common. engrossing things human
beings could not carry on while the
whole world goes through the ex-
cruciating agony Of travail that will
bring forth something whose nature
10 one can guess.
To survive this ordeal requires
the dull, minimizing indifference of
the brute or the faith Of saints and
martyrs.
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Canada Struggles for
Financial Independence

Changing its business all around
is one Of the biggest jobs this coun-
try has today Changing the bust
ness of hundred million people is
a long. hard job. We've only real
ly got down to cases since Pearl
Harbor. But when the President
told us about forgetting the ''crea-
ture comforts and the efforts that
have been made since April % in
Washington to carry out his seven
point cost-of-living program most
people began to realize that we are
on the way. .
Recently I took a specially con-
Quoted trip through section Of the
territory of our northern neighbor,
Canada. where they have been busy
changing ever since 1899.
From the moment you get of at
the busy station in Montreal filed
with uniforms and the folks there
TO meet them, you realize how i'm
portant Canadians are to Americans,
how important Americans are to
Canadians, and how vital it is that
each of these good American neigh
bors see eye to eye. work together
and learn to forget border and
breed and birth" and to greet each
other frankly and freely as brother
Northamericans
Canada is big-a little bigger in
square miles = than the United
States. It has a tenth of the people
to support and develop this great
heritage. Unlike the United States,
one-third of the Canadians are
French-speaking and two-thirds Of
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The
EXCHANGE
Boo1a
News Items of Interest AS
Reported In The Columns Of
Papers Exchanging With Us.

WESTMINSTER, MD. - Mary
land farmers approved the Depart
ment of Agriculture's proposal to
continue rigid wheat marketing
quotas by an emphatic margin in
the referendum. The vote was
2,2S9 for and 814 against. Carroll
and Frederick counties were orga-
nized against it, however, and in
Carroll county the vote went $50
against and LA for.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

ELKTON, MD.-Actual work in
changing the grounds and build
ings at the Tome School for Boys,
near Port Deposit, into a United
States Naval training station, has
been started, the first operation be-
ing the erection of an anchor post
link chain fence for a distance of
seven miles. This work not only
takes in the Tome grounds proper
but also reaches back nearly one
mile to the east.
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the English speaking mixed with
heavy smattering of races drawn
from as many different lands as our
own population
Daughter l am in my mothers
house. but mistress of my own"
wrote Kipling of Our Lady of the
Shows as he called Canada whose
wide vistas of lakeland, prairies,
mountain and forest were too wide
for even his facile genius to bring
to single canvas. Now she is a
grown-up daughter who can speak
to the motherland on equal terms.
Interdependency
Today, bound together in the
same cause, the United States and
Canada are more interdependent
than ever. They must share in the
framing of a new world after the
war.
Canada has never accepted a
lend-lease arrangement with the
United States.
Canada's parliament has voted a
free gift of a billion dollars to
Britain
Canada, dependent on so much Of
Americas output to sustain her war
effort is struggling to maintain
financial independence so that she
can sit down at the peace table with
no debtors shackles on her wrists,
no burrs on her tongue, as an equal
counselor among the Northamer-
leans.
But because the United States is
giant. financially and industrially.
and Canada is small in comparison,
she is deeply affected by what
America does. That is why she is
keenly interested in how the United
States works out the program for
checking imitation laid down in the
Presidents message of April 81.
Canada's war effort depends on
the United States for certain ma
terials which Canada neither grows
in her fertile soil nor fabricates in
her factories. Canada has things
America needs. You cannot 60 into
one of the busy Canadian war fac
tories without seeing the name of
an American city stamped on some
machine-American machine tools
is an essential which we have fur
nished Canada so that she could
equip not only her own army and
navy but help Britain to equip hers.
And Canada has had a problem.
She bought much more from us than
we from her. American dollars be-
came as scarce north Of the border
as corn pone (and it's hard to think
Of an American product unknown in
Canada)
Tourist Dollars
One of the chief sources Of Amer
lean dollars was the American tour
list. The tourist trade fell off with
the beginning Of the war 1t has
almost disappeared with the ration
ing of gasoline and tires. No Cana
dian can come to the United States
and spend his money here Producing
Canada's dollar exchange) without
proving his visit is strictly business.
One of the clauses of the famous
Hyde Park agreement" made by
Prime Minister McKenzie-King and
resident Roosevelt was Co
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Did you make contribution in the nationwide
drive to raise funds to help the Chinese if you did not
do you realize that the Chinese helping in
against Japan?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

other for the past few thousand years. let's
the stunt for hundred years so and see how it
works.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

The secret of the successful home garden is not
to plant than your wife conveniently cultivate
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14
TUESDAY: THE DAY OF
CONFLICT

LESSON TEXT-Matthew 22:4l-23:11.
GOLDEN TEXT-The stone which the
builders rejected is become the head Of
the corner.-Mark 1910.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

1t is the prime business of newspaper to give the
news fairly and impartially and every time news
paper fails in this duty journalism suffers loss of
prestige.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14
French Aid The Axis

The landing of British forces in Madagascar serves
notice upon the world that the United States and Great
Britain intend to control the high seas. While the
attack was launched by British expeditionary force
the United States promptly advised the Vichy French
government that prepared if necessary to sup
port the British.
where German ooges pretend to represent the French
people. 1t is interesting to note however, that no
lamentations audible when Indo-China was deliv-
cred to the Japanese as base for an offensive
in the Far East.
Vichy France is Hitler's pawn, prepared to assist
Gen. Rommel in Africa, the Japanese in the Far East
and enemies wherever possible This charge is not
imaginary In Syria and Africa the French have aided
Germany and in IndoChina many ships fell into Japa-
control
There may be reason to believe that the French
people, if they had chance would assist the democ
racies but there is dependence to be placed in the
idea until daring deeds prove it to be the truth Every
precauton should be taken upon the presumption that
the resources of France wherever under Vchy control
are at the disposal of the Axis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

TOWSON, MD. Blockade, the
famed three time winner of the
Maryland Hunt Cup, fell while
running in the Gold Cup race at
Warrenton, Virginia, last Satur-
day, and died as result of the
fall. Blockade was formerly owned
by Mrs. E. Reed Beard and later
purchased by C. E. futile, of Gar
rison, on whose estate the famous
horse is buried.
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Us3orm c~TTO0r
: LESSON =

BY HAROLD l. LUNDQUIST. D. d.
OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
released by Western Newspaper Union.l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

MT. AIRY, MD. = Nationwide
acclaim has come to John Milton
Gaver, who will be remembered by
folks hereabouts as a son of the
late DR.. William E. Gaver, who
cared for the sick and afflicted
from his office in the Main Street
property now owned by o. B.
Buckingham. Gaver trained the
horse which won the Kentucky
Derby at Churchill Downs last Sat-
urday. Gaver, born in Carroll
County, graduate of Princeton,
teacher at Gilman Country School
and an investment banker before
turning to training horses for Mrs.
Payne Whitney's famous Green
tree Stables. Shut-out won the
Derby.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-14

MT. RAINIER, MD. - Trained
road repair crews are ready to
function in the twenty-three coun-
ties in case of any emergency.
1,151 already have completed
courses. The largest single orga-
nization is in Prince Georges
County where 106 volunteers have
been trained. Plans call for the
concentration of crews in any local
ity if raid damage were heavy in
that section.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
STORES FOR RENT

1st-FLOOR STORE FOR RENT. NEAR DU.
pont CIRCLE; Call JACK HAYES. INC.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., ,S9,5OO

Beautiful home. Is rooms. tile bath, large
living, dining rooms, modern kitchen, 3
sSquS6ery owers Storm Vene
tian blinds The ideal home. LESLIE D.
MEASELL, WO. 5.2l. 1927 Ey,
Takoma Park, D. c., ST, $50.
Vacant-immediate possession. Z room
and bath, oil heat eara7e. deep lot
BOSS g. PHELPS E clusivelyl. Ma $500
evenings and Sunday, call Mr.. Shackel-
ford, 81. 660S
Evening star., 1942-11-12
BENJAMIN s. MINOR,
DION S. BIRNEY.
THOS. j. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS,
SOUTHERN BUILDING.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY FOUR-STORY
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1893 SIX

EsTAT sAFE 3E YAIPd6EE BY N5AF
SEM!:DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
FRSNTH Kh4TH 5fREEf IS RhEN15ES H5EHWEsr 7ass SIX
Es'pf lef sefisn So aSfd s4f OF 5i9' aS
@ nj ne aa at fhe es 1as ii th
trustee will sell at public auction. in front
s n R!sH=iss Bag 2N 9yEsRAx AHs
iowinE deScsioed land and premises stu
and, three dos5a in Howard So s. Nsman's Ns IS 5
combination of lots in Square one hundred
sofded n Eber NO. r. fU6 peg m pa af
records Of the once of the Surveyor Of the
'5sEiss TERMs g 81 gaLE one-third o, the
in two equal installments. payable. in one
eentum per annum. ND payabie Ii quasteriy, W. from ON
upon the. property sold or ali cash. at the he
q viii be reaured at te Of sae p
Examination Of title. all conveyancing
recqsdins, revenue stamps ETC. at cost
sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to forfeit said deposit or to resell the
purchaser upon the foregoing terms after
hve days, adverisement Of such resale in
oT Wb pr in
deposit the trustee may avail itself of any
iegsl or equitable rights asainst the de-
'sul''hS ARERTcAN a4ashssis SECURITY
BY WIN. l. BEALE,, a
'sia' a Il. }IA55fs.i 5HIILlneros.
Assistant, Secretary.
Evening star., 1942-11-12

Beautifully situated on large corner
lot. in section of new homes. built within
looms e sS' "a s'bee bedroomsj N baths auto heat
1st-h. lavatory, attractive brick fireplaces
in living room and recreation room. OWNER
MUST SELL THIS WEEK. Quick posses
SION. See this outstanding value at once.
Phone Mr.. Evans. WO: n.90.
80 SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.,
Evening star., 1942-11-12
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE

WATER FRONT.
32 acres open land. Breton Bay, tenant
mouse, topacco barn: beautiful site Tor
nome: 5000. Box 365-C. Star.
Evening star., 1942-11-12

:. On a convenient corner. detached with
living room library, dining room kitchen.
lavatory, front porch Isl floor; ) bedrooms
and > baths on .nd floor: finished room
on 3rd f.; automatic heat, maid S room
and bath in pe enleut de;ach q garage
To inspect call M. White ,eveninss, WA
WIN. M. THROCKMORTON
Evening star., 1942-11-12
PROPOSALS

:, COMMISSIONERS, p C., WASHINGTON;
November 12, 1942. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 500. District Building.
until zoo Pm. November "a. 1912. and
materials. and performins the, work for the
CONSTRUCTION Of watermains approximate
ly 74s5 linear feet of 8. diameter cast
and sewers approximately 1895 feet OF
sewer varying in size from 2'x3 to "a" in
diameter) for Parkside Dwellings, vicinity
Ct KeniiyoEth Avenue, Hayes, and Foote
streets. N. E. Proposals may be examined
and secured at the Office of the Chief
Clerk: ENGINEER Department, Room 427,
District Building. no 126texsu
=, COMMISSIONERS, D C., WASHINGTON.
November u, 1912. Sealed proposals will
ing: until 1000. 4. M, November Il. ,for
s4so; pTemixed Concrete: Schedule 34s7;;
Stag and Screenings, Schedule 34SS; Sand
and Gravel, West Section Delivered),
ssnnteidduule 1889; Sand and Gravel West
s4so: Noyember %, Sand and Gravel. East
Section Delivered). Schedule 3491: Sand
and Gravel, East Section Contractors
Yard, Schedule 34a2. For specifications
tlcer Room 320, District Building.
M 10 IL "a
Evening star., 1942-11-12
AUCTION SALES,
THOS. J. OWEN { SON. Auctioneers-
So1fherp R1Ijldiru
FUTURE.

THos. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES, seuthsrn gAfs oF Fuildingi 1angi.p7r cry
THREE fLooRs s;asr lNcLosED Mt5a IN AND tSl 81.
SEINE SHn5dD pksM1AEs As BoNw1L1NG N1 Alley A1Ig
HAS a FRONTAGE Of IS FEET On
IE5RGH{NIHIyS{iJR IIEF55RRTGEHE{NTH STREET gy 122IEPTA Of
recorded. in Liber No. 1898, folio 36l ct
seq. Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
s It esE as saon snasris4fd III o " ss
sNqH DS9 oeTosRkk A. IH5 s. 1wESf Ts4a AZ
THREE O'CLOCK PM, the following
District Of coGmbia, and DESIGNATED as as
iFess Fun S.1sS 1ae q aps ersas hSasa
tain lease. terms and conditions of which
will be announced at time Of sale. One-thiFd
Of the purchase-money to be paid in cash.
one m wh az s
per ,centum per annum, payable semi-an-
nually, from day Of sale. secured by first
deed Of trust upon the property Sold or all
post Of S2O,000.o0 in cash or certified
check will be required at time OF sale. All
conveyencins,. recording, revenue stamps,
etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale to
be complied with within thirty days from
day OF sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the rig5t to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF defaulting purchaser. after
5. S e. eusTAVE ssnes N. suaNEAzET, q Msse1a''0h'
SPianR SS2iSHaT 4. GsGGEREss' W2GKRs'
oc.14.d.&ds.ex.su. Trustees.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
WILLIAM S. HERMAN, Attorney for Plain
TIM investment BLDG, Washington, d. c.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
~ District Of Columbia Civil Division, Small
Slalms and Cancellation Branch REGAL
G;tsoTH1NG f;s GO. ING, a corporation, plain
G- IN, vs. GEORGE SWAN. Defendant.
AtllACHMENT.- A. The object Of this suit is
70 70 recover the sum of $500 due and owing
ior mercnandlse. with costs and interest
mon I1om Jafnnary "a L. ls42 and to have ludg
Ct the defendant levied on under attach
men5 m fSsued e. in this suit to satisfy the
DAY Of November, 1912, ordered that the
aeienqant fale appear in this, court on or be-
and legal holidays after the day Of the
frst publication of this order. to defend this
SUIT and show cause why the plaintiff
should not have. JUDGMENT as set forth:
otherwise the, suit will be proceeded with
as in case of default. Provided, that a
COPY OF this order be published once a
week for three consecutive weeks in The
ington Star. H. NEWMAN Judge (SeaD.
4 true copy; test: EDWARD M CARR,
Clerk Small Claims and Cancellation
bLanCn. nov.12 1926
Evening star., 1942-11-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL L
BOARD, WASHINGTON, D. c. November IL,
1912. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
under the District Of Columbia Alcoholic
BE- As aod
1942. at 9:15 AM, in Room No. 225.
District Building, after. which date time
protests: 3O77 Masa Kuritzky, retailer
'B," 2140 Street NV: 5l45, Junior
Ofncers' Club retailers &C. 1915 @ Street
NV. Thomas Ellis Lodge, Agnes K. Mason,
William P. Meredith, Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board. nov. .l2, 10
Evening star., 1942-11-12

$13,750-BETHESDA AREA.
Small estate when completed. 2 he'd
rooms, 2 bsths, large library. fireplaces;
Evening star., 1942-11-12
THOS. J. OWEN a. son, AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELL
ING BEING PREMISES No. 1909 GAL

STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELL
ESfS ISf SE5Fs sTslREf RREM5aET SoATINg nj f0s GAL
recorded, in 7 L5er Nc. ssi5; Folio s7S e
sea- Of The land records Of the DISTRICT
WIFI SET. pubic aneon n
fESps # n BHY 81 fSA
lowing described land and premises, situate
as and being Part Of Lot i in the sdbdiyi:
AGEys GeEl and LeSn made made by ths
District Of Columbia. Plat Of Which sub
Of the District Of Columbia NIB in Iiber Gov Gov
ernor Shepherd at folios ~ and 50, be-
g da.n 1r sf4. hs same on tie B, line
East line Of 18th Street and running thence
sofh ne q s.d "a ds anssss sa.s Eaa
recorded fs lSer % 915s e folio s iss smona sna
s set tSsnae e sae s s Ssrs & S0u %
isst; Il; THEMES; j., ,so@S.hSss.sEly @ .SiSS i.et e
sree shenee south sons Issi ssid ne q
feet; thence southeasterly 1c ! 5 feet to the
nns Line ssd Of ;aH Marh Gsasn Hat Street
Street. 81 96 feet to the beginning.
chase-money to be paid in cash, balance in
two equal installments. payable in one and
two years,-with interest at five per centum
day Of sale, secured by first deed Of trust
upon the property sold, or all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
All conveyancins. recording, revenue stamps,
etc; at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale
from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
such resale in some Newspaper published
dEoRog 3. WALKER,
JOSEPH r. aHERIkR,
no9.12.1@,10,10. Trustees.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
LOTS FOR SALE


Lot 161 and lots "a to 81 inclusive in
square 45l6, being the s.w. corner OF 23rd
pl and Benning. I'd. ne. First CONNER
cial, 1899 50. IT, at S. per So. IT.. sub
Lot s in square 45se being on the south
side q st. ne, near a,4th ST.. suitable
Lots IS to a. inclusive and an lot So3 soi in
n sSnrare 1923: being the north side Of
SITS. T,tG4 Sc; #. at Goc a foot, subject
to oher, sniteb,e for multi-family units.
Parcel 149{3l. being the north side of
Oklahoma ave. n e.; between 23rd and ss4th
streets, 17.7s9 50. f.. at o0c per foot, sub
iect to ofIer. suitable for multi-family units.
Parcel 1899. being the north side Of
Okla Oklahoma avs ne,. between gath and
iect to ofier. suitable for multi-ianaily
Lots Is and 10 in block 3. Enslish VII
Iase; la, Moe3ntsomery e3a COUNTY; Nd, being near
blvd; .l2,250. so It.. At $1,000; suitable
For Eull Particulars,
CHAS. D. SAGER,
e2b 18th st. NV. National 0O30.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
BROWN AND BROWN, ATTORNEYS.
oII Colorado Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
=, states lor the District Of Columbia -
M41Al2GARET \ = TODD CHEEKS, Plaintifi VS.
NO. 1736Q.-The object of this suit is tc
OBTAIN Tor the plaintiff an absolute divorce
IRON seot A. the defendant on the ground of de-
. On motion of the plaintiff. it is this 3rd
cay Of November. 1912, ordered that the
oeIendant cause his appearance to be
Day. exclusive of Sundays and legal foI-
fnasys' nrsy ,,pG! occurring after the. day Of the
Hps1 ms punllcatI0n of this order: otherwise
case Of default, Provided, a copy Of this
el,oe1. order be published once a week ior three
reporter. and The Evening Star before saiG
Gay tS) MATHEW F. MCGUIRE. Justice
AtteSt CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk
nO5.1o19 N"e' SASA n