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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
MountCemens
High School
By Tom 8 Dick Doneldson
RIDING CLUB

RIDING CLUB
Yesterday the newly formed
riding club took its first 1aunt
on real live horses. They left the
High school at AIS and all en-
joyed a very pleasant afternoon
at this sport. Those who rode
were Jeanette Buckley, Elva
Rickert, Dolores Myers, Mary
Papajohn, Robert Tucker, Glor-
ia Moore, and Harry Williams.
SCIENCE AWARD
The Bausch and Lamb Honor
airy Science Award Is now on
display in one of-the High
schools third floor cases. The
award is given to the member
of the class of 1913 with the
most outstanding high school
record in science.
JOBS
There were two opportunities
for Senior boys to get jobs
through the high school today.
One as q gas station attendant
to work from 6:45 q. m. til 8
o'clock every morning and the
other job was for q boy who
could write legibly and make
readable numbers. Every year
many boys earn spare money by
jobs called into the high school.
ROLLER SKATING
The Junior High boys and
girls of the Grace church are
planning on having a roller
skating party this Saturday af-
ternoon. Chairmen are Janet
Sherman and Leon Van Dorm.
Mrs. Spiers and Mrs. Gerkey
are the supervisors. There will
be refreshments at Mrs. Spiers'
after the rink closes at 4 o'clock.
KNITTING
Tonight at 7 o'clock there
will be a meeting of all students
interested in learning how to
knit for the Junior Red Cross.
This meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Helen Ware,
County Junior Red Cross Chair
man, 50 Lincoln avenue. The
girls were asked to bring No. z
needles and heavy Germantown
yarn because it is the best for
learning.
PLAY TRYOUT
There were Senior Play Try
outs tonight after school in the
Speech Room. They were under
the supervision of Miss Hub
bard, director of the play.
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Everything 10 Done for You -.

The Treasury Department will send member Of the local
Payroll Savings COMMITTEES to explain all details to or
bookkeeper. Experienced speakers will 20
pant once at given time to explain and e the Psa
to Jour empoyeea
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
Workers Welcome the Plan -,

Wherever introduced has received enthusiastic acceptance
Employees their share toward winning
realise the Payroll Savnss Plan easier for
them for the Government The Plan has complete
the endorsement Of such labor lenders
william L Green, Philip Murray. Thomas Cashen-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
The Plan 10 Simple -.

and easy put into operation Your employee authorizes
regular deduction from his envelope which 10 kept In
group Every time his account accumu
lats the cost bank issues the Bond and mails
directly your employee The authorization cards supplied
Department contain complete record OF
workers making additional bookkeeping unnec.
essary No tape makes charge for Its service
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22

THE PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN easy automatic method
Of getting employees to turn part Of their e:rnnys into
regularity day. through
the systematic purchase United states War Bopda 1t
sound business plan because will give employees money
after revive peace :me industry Equally impor
tan will reduce surplus buying power decreasing
danger imitation (Ntonnl income for ~ up COZ
production civilian goods drsstcaly curtaed The
purchase War Bonds important to Uuclc sam
to the Worker, and to YOU
Evening star., 1942-06-14
Dsasly's shst ~ hiak
Il Is! Mt Aassls, viii
"The WssN It Hss Esst' {
y Rspsss Hlghss
psss 10
nsu-nynss sALs
usn-nynle 0An

Movie starlct Barbara
Brittos's costume i now
standard equipment Ter
thousands Of girls. They
Ay planes, tess them and
have even taught some q
OUR fighter pilots to ~.
s-e "slDELINEs," Page 2
Evening star., 1942-10-13
FELICE SHAW.


Poetic name of the songstreSs
Nth Sonny Dunham'S Band,
currently in the Victory Room.
Army" being just down the street
about Is blocks, one Of the cleverest
talents of the cast joined festivities.
Which is an exaggerated way to
describe Corpl. Earl Oxfords dash
into the lounge, hurried pumpings
of welcoming hands, tossing off of
couple of choruses of Il Left My
Heart at the Stage Door Canteen"
with cute junior hostess of the
canteen on his arm, then careening
away again for another party at
the White House.
There was dance team hired for
the occasion and they did very we'll
But highest honors in this line went
to the Nations price boss, Leon
Henderson, and his wife. They were
first on the floor for the first num-
ber, in fact. the only ones until Mr..
Henderson remarked aloud that HE
thought people were supposed to be
dancing that night. That broke the
ice; couples swarmed from all over
the room.
Walter O'Keefe (O'Kiffy, the
Broadway Hillbilly) was master of
ceremonies. He unwrapped many
jokes and wisecracks as masters of
ceremonies do. A lot were topical
like "It used to be popular among
gagmen to crack about babies being
Evening star., 1942-10-13

born in taxicabs. Well now, heh
heh, they're being RAISED in 'em."
But lady seated up front had the
last line-and audible: THAT was
last month-this month you can't
get a taxi"
Then Mr.. Koons' band and
Bernice Byres had a specially, new
lyrics for This Is the Army, Mr.
JONES'" written BY various elements
comprising the Mayf1ower staff
Words ran something like:
This Is the Army. Mrs. Black.
You make a most attractive
WAAC.
You once wore outfits from
Mainbocher,
But you can't peel potatoes that
way" etc.
But the surprise climax of the
evening was furnished by Senator
Albert B. Happy" Chandler, the
Evening star., 1942-10-13
After Dark
News and Comment OF the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.
Registered o. S. ent nee.

Stage Door Canteen. The sum,
amounting to a tidy $1,000, Incl
dentally, will have reached its des-
tination this morning, the May
flowers general manager, c. j.
Mack, sharing formal check presen-
tation honors with Mrs. Lawrence
Langner, canteen director.
Nor was this the only novel fea-
ture of this seasons C. and o.
The all-soldier show, This Is the
Evening star., 1942-10-13

gentleman from Kentucky. Accept
ing an invitation to the microphone
Mr., Chandler sang a Noel Coward
ditty in mournful tenor which
belied the broad smile customarily
on his face. After which he led a
community version in my Old Ken
lucky Home" to close an uncom-
monty gala evening.
X X X X
Johnny Velasquez and his rumba
band, which is peopled by several
new faces, has left the Copacabana
to take a job in the Louisiana Club.
Frank Ruiz, formerly of the Velas-
Evening star., 1942-10-13

1t happens only once year at the
Mayf1ower Lounge, but when it does
1t makes fuss that clings to the
memory until the next time it rolls
around. The Champagne and Or
chids fall opening; or, as one tired
waiter groused toward the end of
the evening, "the old Beer and
Caulif1owers.
And this year there was an extra
special aspect to the party: What
ever the patrons dug out of their
neatly pressed jeans for pleasure
last Friday was going toward the
pleasure of lot of guys over at the
Evening star., 1942-10-13

quez, In the meantime has organized
on his own, currently supplies Copa-
cabana's Louis with the desired
rhythms. Johnny's men. play the
first four nights of each week.
X X X
j. T. Richards is letting the rumor
circulate freely that the fourth floor
OF the Old New Orleans is being
fashioned into the Pelican Room"
Mr.. Richards hasn't to date denied
mouthings to the effect that music
for same will be furnished by the
same Mr.. Velasquez. The situation
Evening star., 1942-10-13

should be less obscure in three
weeks time, the rumor- -mongers
safely slain.
X X 4
Further changes:
Jerry Cooper, who used to sing
with Emil Coleman's swank band,
and who did considerable radio
work, is scheduled to appear Satur-
(See AFTER DARK, Page B-15.)
The Valley settler., 1942-05-15

Lounge.
consl sta Of MRS. Nil2sr, rs.
CO. titn tley, Mrs. Dinl1a, RS.
7to4a ana Mrs. Nar'vil1a, s953 the
Following suggs5 ton, til; III or
4er to stimulate int II st ii gar
ont1g, each h2neua}C1rs CO elact
Or: person to vi sit al / I'll
Ea~ts2ns in ner cora4tlli t. IL
regard to Lane scaoiny, Il { mi tt
- urgeu everyone u .auti : tn
yar&. It was sugg ST. It re
ports On gar us an. hon: yarl i'm
provon.o ats D puDllSh3- Il the
Valley Sitter Zach ,~ont 1t
tn next Council m tim LAS for
N Extension tour t. wis., var
ious h2r. 5 ia. be n9uc.
notion Was 4ao. uaG ri ~
that tha Fora.na3.ars 2OuI. - apon-
scr 1 Fourth Of July CAR The
following coE11i ttoo E:1s 422s.iat2a
to C.ako nee ssAry arr4ng Its
Ars. E2@vl7ls, Mrs. Jo2 5z ana
Lr5. Stock. 5tll..1r &C .te4
4o29into4 - invastiz.ta 5?a poss-
ibilIti3s Of special act i ii S
for Children the rcrnine the
Fourth, suc.- as &C IS, t. ;, etc,
cS9ns1 std 81 Mrs. I4.IAa, =. liar
tin aha Mrs. B1u#2rs.
t was l1cl0 ii h. have Ill al
day aor1l.al1ars outing, 5Uas - at
Kings Lake, list at.>4 81 annual
carp, with only Hor:2l-al. IS att end
ing curing the d4y an -. f-@i-
!. 5 for tn evening r134- a.l4 the
progra@ Il stunts rUt q. by each
club. TIE c~s'T ito Appointed is
Mrs.. C.V King, ST., chai1r., Hrs.
stock 4aG Mrs. Thl1.l.
:. r.oti IN Was mad anu :arri ii
that tn District h2Go .Astra
The Valley settler., 1942-05-15

,Lat,H SIS Show PROPER SPIRIT
ALASKA Va Popd purchases
duriln th4 Month O. april exceed
&C tn quota SIT by tie E8l Ssv
ings at-.f1 Of IT, Us, * 4sory
Tor tn current month. -.
aver, Lap sty Admin II. or IL #4r
Savings, -h1nounc2 ~ co91y.
sal3s Of Series 3 bon4s asst
month, On the basis O reports
1'rcn 10 c1ru1li tt -, toUa1l21.
S25E, Y52. 90. This corpar ID vi tn
- IS, 5000 IN January; %305,
81o. Is - February, al.o 4432 723.
rs III tca. In2 Quota for th@
current nenta OF Mt4y S $3.50 geo.
Ii. !" nj t2ry hts 0 N fairly
consls+15 III It's support IF the
..ar savings 3rog1'a.s ar. YER
Sal rout While {. april sales
&c =, ST. g-1tly tn. = ot4 set
Tor aY, tn jun3 quota will more
nza4sy approximate tll= 5a1as u4r-
Ing i,-srca, &hen tn. spirit Of
..l-~.'<..' b3rab-r cuap4ig gu, ca uplea
VI t. tn. rightly s9ccs5 s1Q1 D.
1easa Sports Festival at F-ir-
banks, s4lt SAILS Is their high
3st 12l.k.
III tao month Of July, alaska 5
-.sE3 81 t. .ttain the half million
t.3lI4, 1.4r4l il bona purchases, -llQ
to- 1T 5nint onward, tor tn
t,ur.t II OF tn WAY, vii b. *
pacte. t. 24int4ln that figure as
i minimum r.ot4tl.ly av3-ago. The
Tr4usdrJ Department c-nnot cut
to nue.. stress 81 the 40 so1uta
use ssity Tor the Selling IL these
Quot4s. Tine Is short and tbs ~
srl2c 1.aiag d2laaI44a Of cur war
lr4chif4- create al urg 3ncy that
W c4Anot scope Or >:vA4@. 70
ral5I t45 oilli onS Which VIZ n3ao
to VIZ tbs var, ana to GO all in
our no"' : - check in1lati On, W.
must = - oar 81 rhts. alaska
not J.ylJ must rat the quotas
Yhi I'll laT! en- It; i t r1ust -
c -. th..I. y = BIZ al.,l.nNr IF IT,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
~F0rtnightly Club
Elects New Officers

Mn A 4 Mourssr ~eutefsalnec
lIas Fartnieilaix ci0n on wedurada1
afternoon IN the home of MrA ,
II Hisefn
The pretty nex home Hsa teft
atifactlyelY decorated with Kins At
fred dalfodils and oulst anrins
nowefx
offlcefs fos ihe nsw yeas wsst
selected e foiloWH Mrs J +
Thompson reelected aA presl6ent
Mrs Malva jackson xlrs president
Mr. Il NJ Andre secretary md
treasurer. Mn u II McColium. re.
porter. Mrs W G Ravens pafiis.
mentafisn
A vrfs Interesting program sas
given, Mr. X N Andre read lines
from "ianternN on The Leyae b
william Percy Miss Adab Head
read 3 most interesting paper al
+Deyelgm ent Of the MisSlAings
c0estv
A salad course vith tea Hss efrY.
ed 10 Mesdamns G u Afniesead
W - Alexander " q Bropms
K " Bufnham John cifi0t, r G
Eley q a Graham w g HaveiA
- Iva Jackson. ] . Lose. A I
Monroe II r. oserstraet J I
Thompson. r ~ Andre " II
Hawkins ard J - Rivers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
Second Nutrition
School Will BE
Held Here Friday

me saond AuiFstina mhssa TN
gaeksxHa 0aHt8 s9I ~ he'd o. next
FYtaAt. March ~ n Tie 5aeksun
Cuanty Agricultural hasidltHa Il Fss.
eae0uia il - announced hx Ms1e
Ruah T Cain Tsla series M pso-
sfnna Il besna laela II esef4 part
u tie roussfry The sabinct e u1le
seskt meeting alt - faua ptesefs.
att0n. conservation and storage.
Al church organizations. mFtace
organizations. mems dHEnofNnatlen
eiuns and other Hrvag2 ere request.
Cd - sena committees 81 delegates
q these meetings nhGh Afe - e.
mfa4 Importance IL TIE Pd TT
NMtoff program. sid - ansaEs I1f
county that there Iii D. no zffost-
aas Of fe9A Ia TIE future kaeh
esfNamstIee should consist 81 frEa,
Enfee g flee mesHbeFs
The meetFsa = Sssniy- atde II
uili start - 70 fiefk n TIE alpfn-
ing wish snort sessions bozh ua0fn-
lng ana afternoon 1he arheoi 4
conducted III cooperation NiEh IT,
United States Department. q A..
fieaitafs I'D applies T. EhfMH 81
ing ~ TIE elllnz - eHl - uae
neadiflH n Tie Fssad aaEsl4Ba.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
PASCAGOULA HOUSING
COLONY NEWS EVENTS

Megehes Is Cafalpa Tapp the as
ptring hlllbIily servant girl. Billie
Koch ~ Betty BranniKan. Mas
granddaughter. wild and shy IS =
rabbit. GREGORY scholtes Is Dick
BEanniean. Mas grandson who TIM
personates the family idiot. Bob Keil
a. Bildad Tapp. Catalpak worthless
Cd scamp Of = father. Mason FAR
reli rs Cyrus Scudder. oraudma's
old bachelor flame who. as \ pre-
tended advocate OF child marriage
makes love 70 Betty. Ernest RIOS
Aa Jeffrey Scudder. q sturdy and de-
pendsble lad who Il Ia love with
Mas older granddaughter, Kaye.
Doris Moore as Kaye Brannigan an
attractive college girl who has
picked up many airs during her
two year college career. Joe Swsrt-
wout as Kingston Campbell. . young
snob. In love with Kaye. and Clio
ria Grant as Mrs. Augusta Camp
bell. Kingston'x mother, 9 would
be- artstocrat.
Members sf tlr JUNIOR Class ane
lndustFiously working TO sell enough
tickets to the pubic 10 assure the
cast Of \ packed house on the night
Of the play A nominal admission
fee viii be charged
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
st. JOseph's Dance
Sponsored By YMBC
Of P~ascagOula

0He 4 he MOI successful dances
& he ATE winter Naz that Spa
sosed - ne Young Wuzuens Bust
ness Cub q PAsczgoala On ne even
ne q 81 Joeephk Day. March IL
TIE dance Haz he'd IA IRE pa
eaEg1za Community House al 3
"a marked D 6 large attendance
Muse Nzs f~uinazhed b me off
eial Ar Porte orchestra from Keea-
leF FeId and ne dance - apened
b 5 grand march ied b M1ss slaD
Lofalne Poets. president Of ne ciub
Under the direction o Ms Edna
williams II addition . she usual
danets tie program included for
No bFsakz
PAYERS zne nezse=meksrs II coI-
efs 81 keealus allh ~ nsd. zhz1s
and pIae 81 ne deoorati0as HeIe
presented essa easHf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
TEree-Act Comedy
By H. S. Juniors
March 81 the Date and High
School 4ndil@4am the Place
fer Pine Entertainment

Al eight O'Clock Tuesday evening
March 81. IN tn FnsczEoai8 Hlzh
scElooi auditorium. TIRE Junior Class
q tie Paseasoala H1gh selluuI I'll
present q hilartozz comedy 4n hires
acx. The CamooeiA are Coznlns
~ Jay T0bsas. under the direction
Of Hiss jewell Scales. speech and
dramatic teacher. TIE pas. mlrth-
provoking from beginning q end.
IS ere Of TIE test comedies ezeT
presented % arr organization II
the nigh school rs theme. As
ulak ard tribalaElous 3 girls fam
Il encounters IN Riding her q a.
undesirable sutton. Is ltself indicative
81 the many laughs laat The comedy
I'D afford
The cast q ne plaY includes many
boYz and girls who have before noz
tzke1 leadlng paE1s n plazg sh1ek
VARIOUS school organizations have
successfully sponsored TIE IA
Characters in ne order e 41ea
HHrst Appearances are Rofpa Les
sseluhaaeT IS IA Braunizau Whe
Hfa r. hsT sraadehl1reH: DczE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24

Mrs. Curtis Stewart and children
were visitors 10 Picayune this week
1 end ns guests Of the formers par
enfs.
FRIENDS OF Clarence wallace are
rlnd that the accident that oefell
HIN recently was not serious enough
10 keep him at the Jackson County
Hospital. where he was rushed for
Treatment. immediately after receiv-
Ing severe cuts.
Mrs. Spencer Cuwan has returned
from : visit to relatives at Bessemef.
Ala. She was accompanied By her
Daughter. Gladys. vino underwent .
tcnsIIlsctomy while IN Be1sefner.
M and MS. frank W Muirhead
and fro sons have arrived from
Vscksburg and are nov established
ct 1sos EAsk Taft street
IA Anute Handy has returned
TO htf home 1t Bessemer after a
visit Of several weeks IN the home
Of her son. D A Handy. lies East
Lincoln.
: Late arrivals from Tuscaloosa
ALA. are Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ash
ley who have taken up residence at
702 Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. v l. Smith OF tl0i
tEast Taft street are pleasant new
Presidents Of the colony since coming
here recently from Picayune. Miss.
Prom Columbia tonne Mr.. and AIRS
John Mikel for residence 81 1904
East Cleveland venue
Among the newcomers 70 the col
eony are Mr. and Mrs. james r
ssproles who are domiciled at s0l
Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs n P Pell and small
daughter rave arrived from Belzoni-
Miss. for residence IT ll0s Z. Taft
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
Miss Krebs HOnOree
At Gift Shower

An THURSDAY evening the home d
Mrs Oliver KTehs Was the setting
for q very pretty gift shower 81
which Mrs. Louis Hinkei and Mrs.
Ben Walker we're hostesses honor
ing Miss Anna Elizabeth Krebs.
whose engagement 70 Award Fafr
has tust been announced
Jonouilz IN combination with vio-
leh formed 3 iovely c~efterpiece for
the lace draped dining table from
which punch and cake were served
TIE latter part d the evening.
A series q guessing games uas
enjoyed attn Mn .. Flowers and
Mr. Frank B0sce winning pretty
fayorE Fzg
a number Of very lovely gifts Eere
Snouered upan Mss Krebs b the
many guests present.
AFA Oliver Kfehs 2ne Mrs PeIay
HinkeI uere IN pleasant assiasalscs
en- ne hesGezs during tie eEeaang
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24

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msekig Bsscse chsh Ann Nus@ Al
tsf hsaase an f4sezm. asiesEamaa
KING Aifrsa aaftsdas ard etHss
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tse sesum* uf ste basme
MfH g resefafa afvSflsea nlRh
acass Mts a. & Davis usA sfraxnf.
ed uath ne cat prizes.
After the eAsnns N~1naatrhFt Assa
npft atsuks aeff seftud - Mm.
aasass. s R~stnfsxaA n q DAsa na.
waa MAsA 2 n rkhak Hmmstl
Hail VI II Nielsen ~ c. Is
neardslee AAa A ) fsenksn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
Executive Meeting Oh
Missionary Union

Al executive meeting Of the Won
ans Missionary Union Of tie Frsl
Baptist Church OF Pascaeeuia vas
held ct the home Of Mrs Leroy
Green en- "wednesday afternoon With
Mrs. C. II Gray. the president. In
The chair
The session wss opeaed ~ , o.
xoti0naI LED b. Mrs. J c. AFenE and
which was followed b. q prayer
voiced by Mis- Lena Hall.
Reports we're heard from the lead
erS Of the nine circles after the
minutes Of the preceding meekne
mas ben read b. the secretary. Mrs.
J. c. Avent
The business period vas followed
- q social hour oFer 3 r~efTeSbaleat
course 1At vas served b. Mrs..
Green.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
PascagOula Cub Pack
Re- Organizes Tonight

Reorganization Of the p~aAazoula
Bay 5e1h Cut PACK all TAXI place
fanizh, and teanoffuS night s. the
FamB2oala HIGH School. Il Naa An.
H1afased uY Henry " CaatlHI feeus
executive rs JtekAun County me
pMfeule q AL boye from ? - =
years q sc ere urged q attend
uaeas aaeetfgea nnleh Will - 0ofs
cartea unoer tise 0ifNe1sah 81 ~
TnaeEef. scaat axeeaAse ~ thf
Pine BUR- Fea
Ine Uarpese - tHk Caia Rscks
uFgaHAs@aioH - - aoaAalat IT,
parents stir the training thee boFa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
Mrs. W. G. Broome
Entertains Club

Mrs W q hfuesne entertained
the tupfuhnpia nfpaks Club Il hef
husne On THURSDAY afternoon
Mr. p p~NterFa1i fecetved TIE high
store prize
A aeiad cnarse ufih sandwiches
and Soft 0flnkx was aaTsed 20 tie
menbeFx end guests fail0s asa Fhe
games Those Niln rntnyed ulf
afternoon soasthrs wets Mesaalnss
s. PeterEeli + l. DnLsshmes
Thomas Caaasoa G 8 BeafhkIee A
j. Franklin. W n Nelson. IT. L X
Mcintosh. sad Il 3 Davis.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24

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Mrs. Jack Barnes
Hostess To Eddleman
Circle

A meeting Of the Leo Eddleman
Circle 81 the Woman'a Missionary
Union Of the First Baptist Church
o. Pascag0ula, was held with Mrsl
Jack Barnes as hostess ou Monday,
March Is
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