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The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-01-22
ANY OPPORTUNITIES NOW FOR WOMEN IN WAVES
 AND STARS GROUPS

The WAVES are rolling in and
 ore and more men are going down - the sea in ships as a result.
 And with the first major influx
 WAVES into Pacific Northwest #agal establishments came informa-
 on this week to the Office of Nav
 OIleer Procurement, 117 Marion
 rect, Seattle that the Women's
 dYal Reserve will be enlarged far ==yond all original plans.
 In announcing the plans for ex- 4asl0u of tue enlistment program,
 oaurement officials also disclosed Hst some notifications have been
 3da in the requirements. Young omen who have completed two eafs Of high school or business college and who have demonstrated an ability to rapidly adapt them selves to various situations now will bp given consideration for the WAVES and also the STARS, the Coast Guard counterpart of the Navy women.
 While there were but three or lour classifications for enlisted per sonnel in the WAVES at the start of the program last summer, today there are more than two dozen open Tor the women who enlist. These places range from office work to aviation mechanics The women are trained in various colleges through cut the United States as storekeep- CTS. meteorologists, communications experts, hospital eorpsmen, pharma- eists. etc.
 And both the WAVES and STARS when assigned to a station replace q man who immediately becomes eligible for sea duty.
 More than 150 WAVES will re- Port for duty in Seattle within the next few weeks. The majority will be stationed at Sand Point Naval Air Station. Twenty WAVES will join the three already working in Communications at Naval Head quarters. Assignments in Procure ment, Public Relations and Naval
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-01-22

Library at Pier Al have been given to four recently arrived WAVES.
 Varied jobs are open to women who enlist in the STARS, Lieut.. G. g. Jane Bogue. 18th Naval Dis trict recruiting officer for the STARS and WAVES declared this week.
 Recruiting headquarters especial Iy are seeking girls from smaller communities with a wide variety of experience in bookkeeping, short hand. typing. teletyping and other vacations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
 THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
 WRANGELL PRECINCT. FIRST
 DIVISION.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly ap- pointed exeeutrix Of the estate of Antime Lemieux. deceased. and that all persons having claims against said estate should present them, with the necessary vouchers, to Der tha Christianson. at her place of business on Front Street, WrangeIl. Alaska. within six months from the date of publication hereof.
 Dated Wrangell, Alaska, Janu-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-01-22
CENSORSHIP TROUBLES

WASHINGTON = Robert Sher- wood, director of the overseas branch of the Office of Information may go to North Africa soon in an efofrt to straighten out censorship problems.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-01-22
ary9 194
Adele LemIeux

Adele Lemieux. EXeeutrix of the Estate of Antime Lemieux, deceased
 First publication January 15, 1943. Last publication February 5. 1943.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
BuenOs Candidates

Varios inteligentes ciudadanos
latinos, todos ellos de buena repu-
taci6n, aspiran a representa- en- ell
municipio a la bariada donde esta
enclavado ell parque Cuscaden.
Como es natural, dado ell mime
70 de candidates, ell vote de nues
tros ciudadanos' sc dividira.
Bondi, Tamargo y Alvarez son
tres j6venes bien p~reparados; pc
70 entire ellos Sc repartiran los vo-
tos Y alguien pescara en- rio re-
vuelto.
Los bien enterados aseguran,
sin embargo, que en- ell distrito n1-
nero seis hay su~ficientes votos
para elegir, 81 no hubiese divisio-
mes, a uno de esos aspirantes.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
LA cAMPANA PoLITIcA
candidatOs calificadOs

Sc c%alificaron aver, abonando
al partidO Municipal BlancO los de
rechos corespondientes, estos Sc
nores candidates: Ed Blackburn,
que desea ell puesto de tasador de
contribuciones de la m%unicipali-
dad; Lon B, Poston, y Rene Ba-
zarte, candidates a miembros de la
iunta municipal electoral; Walter
Preston Russ, candidate por Ell
distrito n1mero IL, 10 que crea un
rival para ell edil Sr. Crosby.
La entrada de Blackburn en- ell
palenque crea competition para
ell amable Mr.. Campbell.
Dicese que Tom Castiglia, can
didato a alcalde, Sc calificara en-
esta semana.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
LOS DESEOS DE
UN "DILETTANTE"

Sc ha repetido mucho, pero cree
mos que no 10 ~bastante, que las
locuras mas prodigiosas son aque
las que Sc levantan de la cabeza
Y ell coraz6n de los llamados "hom
bres normales." Leimos en- un dia-
rio hace algun tiempo, en- la car
tita de un espontaneo, una opinion
en- extreme sesata. Refiriendose a
unos premios que ell Estado mexi-
cano sc dispone a conceder a los
meiores trabajos IN ell terreno de
la ciencia, ell arte, etc.. decia ell
an6nimo senior que deberian ser
mayores los premios que Sc diesen
a los puros sabios, pues ell fruto
del desvelo de estos suele ser mas
util a la humanidad. Pero 10 ex-
traho es que ell comunicante ano-
nimo Sc firmaba entire otras cosas
"Poeta" v "dilettante". No sabe-
mos por que hemos pensado en-
Guzman ell Bueno, ell que segun
nos muestran anacronicos graba-
dos, arroj6 desde 10 alto de un
muro ell punal para que degolla-
sen a su propio hijo. iQue instin-
to generoso movie a este poeta Y
"dilettante" a pedir que Sc reba-
jase ell premiO, que sin duda pien-
sa obtener en- poesfa? iEs quizas
un sabio-poeta y, como muchos sa
bios chirles, piensa que la poesia
es solo sun modo de pasar ell ITEM
POI" Siempre atentos a los latidos
g~enerosos del corazon humane,
queremos hoy anotar este gesto
desprendido, cast sublime. Imagi-
namos al senior, de codOs sobre la
mesa contemplando las migajas de
pan-tristes restos de su triste ce-
ma y pidiendo a su mujer y a
sus hijos que lie dejasen solo para
poder viajar a la luz de su lam
para hogarena. No dudamos que
Il es~pontaneo comunicante sea un
buen hombre, y 81 lie llamamos To-
co, queremos decir tan solo que es
noble, quijotesco. De su soledad
encendida brot6 ell espiritu del sa-
crificio Y -casi estamos SECURES
de clio aquella nOche, v sobre a.
quella misma mesa ell paternal "di
lettanti" escribi6 sobre pulcra
cuartilla rayada la primera pala-
bra del primer verso de una Oda.
IA quien? Tai vez al inventor de
la vacuna contra Ell sarampi6n.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
Alimentos para la
poblacion civil

Washington, agosto 12.-La adj
m~inistraci6n de alimentos entrego
aver, para consume de la pobla-
ci6n civil, 6,5OO,OOO cajas de fru-
tas Y hortalizas en- lata.
Ell cambio, sin embargo, no a.
fectara por ahora al sistema de
puntos.
La poblaci6n civil tendra ahora,
baio ell sistema creado por ell go
bierno, 100000 de cajas de man
zanas ens conserva, en- lugar de
1000, 900; S,SSO,OOO cajas de mer-
melada de manzanas, en- lugar de
2,7OO, 900; $4,000 cajas de sock
tail" de frutas en- lugar de 4,SOO-
600; pure de tomato, 100000 en-
lugar de 4,6OO,OO0; maiz dulce,
3,5OOO,0 900 en- lugar de 100000;
remolacha, 100000 en- lugar de
6,1OO, 900; Judas lima, 100000
en- lugar de 1000, 10000; calabaza
Y otros productos, 100000 en- lu-
gar de 100000.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
UN PENON EN- Ell MAR
BLANCO

Sc dice que las grandes conmo-
clones politicas y sociales dan
siempre lugar a la renovation del
ambiente l~iterario y, sobre TODD, a
la aparici6n de nuevos %valores, de
escritores antes en- absolute desco-
nocidos. Cierto es que estos escri-
torres, cuando e~xisten, no solo
traen nuevo su nombre, sine tam
bien un nuevO anhelo, una profun-
da necesidad de expression de las
verdades recien descubiertas. En-
la Espaha franquista, a juzgar
por la m~isteriosa ~aparicion de do
cenas de escritores pafletistas v
adulones, la connection, tanto en-
ell terreno espiritual como en- Ell
material, debe haber sido muy
grande. Los pocOs viejos escrito-
res que alli quedaron abandonan-
do toda dignidad de hombres y
escritores Sc dedican a escribir o.
bras, tales como la reciente del ex
humorista (que ahora Sc pone Sc
rio para estar a tono con la Espa-
ma imperial), senior Fernandez
Florez, titulada: "Una isla en- ell
Mar Rojo". Pero no solo los vie
Jos, sino tambien los "nuevos" es-
critores sienten la necesidad de re.
mover los pesos de esa Espans
negra, de sacristia, de csc est6pi
do y viejo ~fanatismo, para poner
Sc a tono con las CIRCUMSTANCES
La literature, ciertamente, reflejs
una epoca, Y la que en- ell Ma
Blanco realizan estos an6nimos
chupatintas, por su calidad inf
ma y las bajezas Y calumnias qu'
destila es appropriate verdadera
mente a la Espaha negra de hoy
va nadie pOdra quejarse de un di
vorcio entire Ell Estado Y los escri
torres en- Espana.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
La AIcaldia

Conquista partidariOs en- los
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

discusses y no ataca personalmen-
tie a u adversariOs.
La candidatura de Hixon esta
defendida por Rex Farrior, ell fis-
cal del estado,que mueve las cuer-
das, Y ell abogado Hill tiene a su
cargo la propaganda.
Elementos del juego apoyan a
Hixon, quiza por gratitud a per-
sonas de reconocida Influenza.
Hill, ell letrado, es un valioso
elemento Y ayudo mucho a la vic
toria del sheriff Culbreath.
iQu@ candidatura apoyan los
"cobradores" del juego"?
Los amigos del alcalde Chancey
parecen dormidos en- sus laureles.
Alguien tiene ell deber de sacar-
los del letargo en- que han caido y
hacerles comprender que la lucha
sera muy dura.
Chancey cuenta con ell apoyo
de valiosos elementos de las eco
lonias" espanola, Guiana e italia
ma,
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

Yo escucho con deferencia los
informes y consoles que me dan
un matematico, un fisico, un qui-
mico, un historiador,un ingeniero,
un medico, etc., perO de ninguna
manera los de un te6logo, pues
soy su igual; puesto que 81 ignO-
ra a Dios tan totalmente como yO.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
La "'Tangana"

Hay "tangana" en- West Tam
pa.
Los amigos de Henry Gonzalez
trabajan con bastante entusiasmo
y asi los del "Cubanito', que es
abogado Y perito mercantil.
Gonzalez es de oficio plomero
Y excelente su reputation.
NADIA desagradable, por ser
muy bondadoso, puede decirse del
hermano de Josefina.
Albert D'Arpa sigue organizan-
do y sus amigos aseguran que ga
lnan terreno.
Muchos favores ha hecho AL
bertO a los vecinos de West Tam
pa; pero ell n1mero de sus enc
migos es grande.
Muy intensa sera la campana
en- West Tampa y habra segundas
lprimarias.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
PENsAMIENTos
por Maurice MaeterIinek

Vivimos en- proportion de los
acontecimientos, de los deseos.
de las alegrias, de las desgracias
de los sentimientos, de las pasio.
mes y, sobre TODD, de los pensa.
mientos que pueblan nuestra ex.
istencia.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

Ell gran error del hombre es la
noci6n, la necesidad, Ell espejismo
del fin. No hay nunca fin. 81
fuera possible que hubiera uno,
seria la negaci6n del ser, de la
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

ST, Senior
Compre la pintura B. L. P. Sc
veNde solamente en-
KING-GRECO HARDWARE co.
Sa. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

Dudar de la ip,ra|
es afirmar que j III
lste; ahora bien, i \
porvenir es mucbo n
Ia del pasado que n
del presente que n,
ell puntO i~maginar, !
Hos parecen conflr,
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

barrios latinos, ell abogado Cob
be, candidate a alcalde.
Varios lideres obreros lie apo
yam y muchos maestros.
Cobbey pronuncia interesantes
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

vida vida del uni,,a
Que hareno,
hayamos vencijo
nos entrega a IA
%suirimientos al
ofemos, al FIN
hosotros misnos ~
cau'a de nuesra n
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

y urw seasons high daily rvrraGr
marked Tuesdays sale on the Hen
dCrSou tobacco market when 3I2nU2
pounds solid tt an aver. sc ri ST. 81,
seven cents above the daily high IS
tahli>hcd week ago today and equal
led uu Monday. Arthur II. Surprise.
saIC> SUpcvN .>rr. announced tod Y.
Yesterday Wd~ the tIr>t time ~
weeks that all Henderson FLOORS U,r"
cleared Iui tudIy'S offering Was srid
uu; well before closing time. with
only u1ua; halt the Tuesday weight
Suvpr!S, sty> ,n.t there are not cN-
pcctcd t. oc any more blocked sale
this ScU,,.. although full sales arc
expected on Fridays and Mondays
for the remainder OF the season.
The market : expected L sci. APP
prrxlm tv.y Two million pruuUs of
Leaf before B.. closes. probably @u
mrd-D,c,anrr. 80 closing date au-
been considered and the date W.!. nc
established only by acton at the
Henderson Tobacco Board OF Trade.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
Restaurant
.Violators
Make Gifts

The Price Panel Of the War Price
AMI Ratiuning Board ncld meeting.
Tuesday night. November IL. 1919.
with the NIulaturS of the OPA res
taurant order brought 10 light during
the rcccmt restaurant check. OF the
ten cases heard three were found Ia
have no violations and in the other
seven cases where Unwllltul viola
lions were admitted. and the per-
>uuS "vcr-charGcd were not known.
the panel permitted the representa-
tlNCS Of the restaurants charged with
the Violations to don tc the SI,m of
the nvcrcharGc To the American Red
Cross III lieu nf penalties.
In al cases of williul rvcr-chargc
%! any price controlled item the seller
is Liable t. u treble damage suit 10
II" amount nI the over charge. az
500. plus court costs and ;tprnry :
:c.'s whichever j. the greater. How
cNCr. when a violation il unwilliul,
tine price panel. under the DPA rU'-
.ug. may permit Il donation t. the Red
Gross on the L. = Treasury tU SHOW
the viulitnr'S good faith ii surrender
NG Illegal gains.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
Vance Crop
Goals Higher
During 1914

Most crop goals FOR Vance county
over those Tor 1913 a, Il meeting OF
county and State agriculture ulli-
CialS held mere Tuesday afternoon.
j. ". Sanders. county agent. an
nuunccd To-Day.
Tobacco" ~Crcagc MIS- lifted nearly
5000 acres. or from lu.O&l I" 1890.
while cotton WAS cut from Il. lJ3 acres
down io 5000. Suybcan acreage WAS
also reduced from 400 acres down
tu 1877 for 1914. Sweet potato goals
were raised from $50 acres tins yer
Ia l.r5U next wear. iHr goal Tor homo
gardc:'> WAS set at 1910 for 1911.
Milk production WAS fixed Il, 10
c6j.uOu gallons Tor next wear. .Ind
chickens raised from l16.Iiu Ia 236.-
$40. The county will by asked -
produce sol $40 dozen rG"T in lgll.
:, tU officials Joining with the
Vance county group for the discus
SIonS here were T.. y. Young. al The
plant food institute: Miss Ananvrlc
Ara"t. home demons tr;iiion agent inr
the district, and (. H. Blanks. AAA
ticld representative. Miss Lena Bul-
lard, district home supervisor Ton the
Farm Security Administration, out
lined the org nlIatIun Sct-up. and
Roy H. Thomas. State supervisor Tor
vocational education. ana Samuel T..
Wilson. district supervisor Ton The
FSA, were also present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS

day afternoon. He WAS suffering from
shock. His wife. Mrs. Edith Wonders.
with HIM IN the Chanccy car at the
time "i the wreck. remained II Maria
Parham hospital here. With ankle in
jurir> and suffering from shock.
The two Fox men Wc"c III the can.
with which the Ch.nccy automobile
collydcd. the Foxes curOutc 10 Rich
mund.
ChunCcy. who WAS attached tu the
pIutroup cumma"d al Camp Mac
kali. a. Hoffman. was from { uISr-
raGa. ucJr Elmi"a. y Y. and UlS body
WAS shipped 'nrrc today tur burial.
after officers from Mack II came mere
Tuesday afternoon 10 direct DISPOSE
ton of his remains.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
AUTO CONVERSIONS
NO LONGER OKAYED

The ODr is no longer approving
conversions of passenger type auto
mobiles Ia commercial vehicles. en-
ccpt in rare cases, Harvey II. Rose
man. ODr district manager III Raj
cish. has advised the Henderson
Chamber of Commerce.
Applicants are first urged To see il
the Opr will approve the conversion
before seeking Il certificate of WIZ
necessity. BY getting approval the
expense of conversion ana rcconvcr-
sion may be saved, since the owner
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the Nu is over and gone. he cough
that follows may develop into chronic
bronchitis L neglected CrcomuSlun
relieve. promptly because it GOES right
tn tn" scat %. The trouble 10 help loosen
and cNNri germ laden ph,CCm. and aid
ra''Iy" 10 SOuthc and heal raw. tender.
lN''JwCG bronchial Mucous membranes.
No matter how many medicines YOU
have tried. tell Your druggist To sell
Won bottle Of Circumcision with the
understanding YOU must like the way
II quickly a'layS the cough or you are
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
Man Hurt In
Wreck Still
Is Critical

y. Ray F0N. OF HIrviSunDUrg. Va,
who MAS seriously injured II an aa-
;umub.!c collision sin miles south uI
Henderson early Tuesday. when Phi
waite Joe {. Chanccy WAS killed. MAS
St..l IN Il critical condition at Maria
Parh ~ hospital today. and ne had
not rcGIluci co" SciouSnc>S. HIS worst
lnlUy = Il fractured SlUll.
GIlru Fox. cousin q; y. Ray Fox.
$ also a, me hospital. with painful
i>lCC injuries. but his condition : not
regarded Is serious
Families OF both men re with
t.,Cvr.
Private James < Wonders. of Camp
Davis and whose home wI> given as
Juau-'nWu. pa. Vas removed To- the
V,~' hospital n Camp But.rr Tues
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
CIVIL SERVICE is
ENROLLING WORKERS

Nj. Licv l.. Murray. -! the &. s
Civil Service Comm .SsIun. Is 10 be
~ 'u" local employment office to-
"u.ruw and AGAIN Thursday week To-
recruit workers Tor Jobs al Langley
Field and o.hcr posts and stations in
tn, Norfolk area. Pay ranges from
62u % S3.S28 Both men and wo-
mCN are wanted. but men must Dc
under OF ovcr the draft ate or in If.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
Hf1tnrrHn11 @atlY @tHpatrh
New Season
High Made
On Tobacco

Sales Tuesday. November IL:
3l3.002 pounds for Sli5.l2O.J1.
average Si2.39.
Season To date:
l5.l2l..2O pounds for S5.S53.-
262.Si. average S3S.1I.
1912 Comparisons:
Tuesday. November II. 1872:
S9.iSS pounds for S39.769.I3,
average Sil.ii.
Season Ia date. 1912:
l9.lnS.i62 pounds for SS.0?6.-
Oli.l2. average Si2.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1913

must prove that any new trucl.
ration Is necessary 10 the war Off,
or 10 the maintenance of cssc, ,oft
civilian economy. 'dl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

Clothes raticniuC i'm England has
switched some 100000 workers from
the clothes industry into war Jobs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-10
Axis Prisoners Will
Aid State Farmers
Garrett County To Get One OF
Three Camps For informed
Germans And Italians

Maryland farmers will be aided in
getting in their crops this year by
Axis prisoners of war, DR.. T. B.
Symons, director of the University of
Maryland Extension Service, told
members of the Pomona Grange at
Frederick.
In a speech at Feagaville, Saturday,
Dr. Symons added that according to
present plans. three camps for in
termed German and Italian war prison
ers would be established, one on the
Eastern Shore, one near Frederick,
and one in Garrett county.
He added that farmers this year
had the biggest job of their career to
do. On the Eastern Shore, alone, he
added, 1000 acres in tomatoes and
nearly the same area in string beans
had been planted
In addition to the prisoners of war,
a number of high school boys from
the cities would also be available for
farm work, DR.. Symons said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-10
Ap Mb~ Of zaeo41ese4 =. .

Excerpts of the Sermon Oakland High A
In ancient Thebes there temple dedicated to the god
OF youth and before its altar stood large filled with gems
amuet that pOrtended the future of the who chose them
Within them the word that told them what the gods
had planned for their lives but only the Priest who stood back
the could tell them &c. the of sixteen the boys and
girls for their fortune There charms that carried the
words herdmen shepherd farmer merchant orator. artist
teacher SCULPTOR what and each took gem and handed
it the Priest who read its Then he blessed them and
said he gods have challenged you they have you many
gifts they expect of the full of these powers the
tanning of the goal set for you and you not fool,
Ounce dot, you will give full for every talent that
have and will thus become true Theba worthy of the
that have imposed you" Thus saying, he dismissed
them
You of treasures and God has richly endowed
with gifts and opportunities You have had nothing
to do with the getting these abilities that possess you did
not make Them did not buy them did merit them
kind and gracious God has endowed you with them but they
free and abundant fortune let be known that
He does hold you accountable for the them Yes He
poets full of them for they not given decorations
they yours for service and the fine and useful
life and if they used the tragedy of dsappova will
pon you upon the of the parable who laid his
talent away in napkin Use them and you will be worthy
citizen Of our land and a worthwhile member of society.
Graduation but step in this program of achievement
life made of step forward and upward with each day
BY the constant eneavo all Of you the high goal
achievement that God has planned for you and when the days
and have used these that have been be-
slowed upon He will then be able say you and
W DONE thou good and faithful thou hast been faith
jul few things will make thee ruler many things
thou into the joys of the Lord thy Cod
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-10
Pancake Elected To
Head K. of P. Lodge
Other Officers Named At Reg
ular Meeting Last Friday
Evening

w. Russell Pancake was elected
chancellor commander of the Knights
of Pythias lodge at the regular week
ly meeting last Friday evening Other
officers elected at that time included
Reaford Purbaugh, vice chancellor;
Eliza Bray, prelate; Prentice DeBerry,
master of work; Merle Frantz, serg-
cant at arms; William Rees, inner
guard; Nelson Krausc, outer guard;
Walter Hardesty, keeper of Records
and Seal; Milburu w Mann, master
of finance; Alva G.. Gortner, master
of cXchequer.
Installation will take place the first
meeting in July and officers will
serve for a siX-months' period.
Last Fridays meeting was also OBJ
served as Past Chancellors' night
when number of former leaders of
the organization were present.