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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
Catholic Thought And Opinion
By REV. JOSEPH F. DONNELLY

that rejected Christ and it is in that role that God wants his service rather than in the role of Chris tian follower of Christ.
 Father Kennedy rejects this mo- ton of Divine Providence. He cites St. Paul who was so proud of his nationality but whose conscience led him to be baptized. He says: 'The individual Jew is free to take the step and is obligated in con- science to do so when he sees his way clear. The entrance of Israel into the true fold will indeed be magnificent event. Meanwhile, the individual Jew cannot hold back on the plea that God does not want him to be baptized"
 THE CHRISTIAN AND THE JEW
 This seems a good spot to quote at length from an article published some weeks ago in Work" under the title ''Peddling Anti-Semitism'' On anti-semitism the Catholic posi- tion is quite clear. It is immoral; it is sinful. Plus XI stated that it ''is movement in which we Chris tians cannot have any part what soever." And this is not an isolat- ed quotation; the horrizle evil of hating a race of people has been flayed repeatedly by spokesmen of the Church.
 Very well. That is the doctrine and thath is the theory and they are all to the good. But what of the practice? When the history of a wartime America is written will it not be necessary to sttae that the anti-semetic movemen was strong among the people, that it was a movement fed with lies, half truths and distortions = and this in a land. dedicated to the brother hood of men? This author Is very much of that opinion.
 VERDICT OF HISTORY
 'The histrian who has studied the explicit teachings and example of the Vatican" he says, twill be further shocked to learn that pious church-going, respected Catholics took part in this abominable move ment in great numbers, in some places that the movement was led by Catholics and found its greatest strength in Catholic members. ''He will fin1 that the current brand of American anti-semitisnl was peddled under some surprising auspices, and his amazement will be utter He vii lrun across some pretty fancy double-talk which may confuse him; but the unmis- takeably clear words of Plus Xl should clarify things.
 He will be spared the revolting bigotry and race-hatred that I have heard in Catholic homes where the crucifix occupies the place of honor He will be spared the insipid de- nials and charges of eXaggeration to fact that everyone with an ear in his head knows exists
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
WORLD WAR IT A YEAR AGO
By United Press

Moscow announces . new Rus sian offensive in the NeyeI sector, now five days old and only just announced; Soviet Army estimate reveals that the Germans were pushed back nearly 20 miles, 20,O0D of them killed, another 2,O00 cap- tured; Russians report liberation of more than 800 places.
 In Italy, the British Sth Army secures it's hold on the OrtOna -Or- sOgna highway while the Ameri- can 5th, after three days of bitter &fighting, captures San PletrO In- fine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

toolmakers, will report tomorrow to Petroleum Heat & Power company. Ten, all machinists, have been as- signed to Babcock Printing Press Corporation.
 The soldiers, all of whom will be engaged in heavy shell production, will be placed on temporary fur lough basis for 90 days and will be under jurisdiction of the Spring field Ordnance District. They will receive prevailing civilian pay scales for commensurate employment. As- senteism for any cause other than sickness will result in immediate re- turn to active military duty. At services still are required by pro- the end of the 90-day period if their services still are required by pro- duction urgency their furloughs may be extended.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

But in this new Rev. J. DOnneIly book it seems that werfel is setting town his reasons. In a section en- tiled Christ and Israel" he states:
 Even for a Jew who considers Jesus Christ to be the true histor- ca1ly-realized Messiah, and even the Son of God, baptism and conversion ire inadequate The Jew is not surable through faith alone ISRAEL AND
 DIVINE PROVIDENCE
 Israel had to assume the role Of antagonist so that the drama of sal- vation of spurned Diety could un- fold in time and reality as the sac- riflce of the Lamb of God Who Takes Away The Sins of The World.' With the assumption of this role Israel as a people and as separate entity, sacrificed itself for the Di- vine Being, so that the Divine Being might sacrifice Himself as a Univer- sal Being for the nations. In this way Gods Providence actually con- demned Israel to reject God Himself for the salvation of the whole world ."
 The Jew who becomes Catholic Werfel says deserts Christ Him. self, since he arbitrarily interrupts his historical suffering - the pen- ance for rejecting the Messiah-and in a nasty manner not foreseen in the drama of salvation steps to the side of the Redeemer, where he probably does not at all belong, &C., cording to the Redeemer's holy will; at any rate, not yet, and not here and now
 SINCERE BUT NOT SECURE
 So MT. Werfel seems to portray himself here as one who accepts Christ as the Divine Messiah, but one for whom the Providence of God Aam kH0k 1NA hAlnVNor kn a roRo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

expressed q u CT y of Catholics, who deeply moved by the appreciation of Catholic faith apparent on al- most every page Sf ''The Song of Bernadette" won- der how Q non- Catholic c o u l d nave written so beautifully of St, Bernadette a n d how he has so written and still remains out of the Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
E rotten Nobbed On Court Chorqe

Washington. Dec. l9 = (UP0- The Department of Justice an- ncunced late yesterday that Harold Frotten, wanted for murder and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

rape in Vermont, has been arrested by police at Tampa, Fla.
 Frotten is charged with the furder of Robert Stratton at the latter's home near Bennington, Vt., and the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

rape of Stratton's 14-year-old daughter, on October q.
 The accused slayer fired shot, gun charge into the victims abdo- men, dismantled the gun, and used
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

the barrel to crush the dying mans skull. The victims daughter, help less witness to the staying, allegedly was raped by Frotten before he fled in a light truck owned by Stratton
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
RERNADETTE's JEWISH BIOCRAPHER

Writing in his column 'The Sift- ing Floor" in the Transcript Father Kennedy not long ago learnedly dis russed the most recent publication of Franz Werfel, Between Heaven and Earth. He refers to the oft-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

TN A FAR-oFF U. s. Army Air Forces base, l deep in the Pacific, teleOrapher rattles his key ...
 "need P-61's number 10 X". ."need six
 complete fighter plane wing assemblies
 classification ". ."need--" A very short time later, bell rings on a ma chine in building at Wright Field, near Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

Based on the rate of five cents a kilowatt hour for electrica current, electrons cost $80,OOO a pound.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

ton, Ohio. Softly clacking keys reproduce the appeal on cablegram form.
 At once vast and highly organized system Is set in motion. The deadly P-61's-Black
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

Widows-must go by ship. But no time is lost by the Air Technical Service Command. West ward they go by sea, in knockdown form.
 The wing assemblies are loaded into cargo planes almost immediately. Off they go, by air. And soon, six fighter planes will roar back into combat against the Japs.
 That building near Dayton houses the head quarters of the Air Technical Service Com mand, which supplies and maintains all equip ment of the Army Air Forces.
 Its Supply Division is the heart of the ATSC. Hundreds of thousands of different items are handled-bombers and bolts, bombs and bullets, fuel and flying suits, jungle kits and medical supplies.
 Fully as important is the Maintenance Division, which keeps Army Air Forces air planes in combat condition
 At huge shops in this country, planes are completely overhauled, made as good as new. Overseas, service units operate 'depots for re- pairing and overhauling planes in combat theaters. All told, the ATSC may repair as many as 25,OOO airplanes in single month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
ArAy AIa Foaess rAoro

The Personnel Division of ATSC supplies and trains the 30O,000 civilian workers who make this command the largest industrial em- ployer in the world.
 These men and women and the uniformed members of the ATSC are in real sense the guardians of the men who wear the Silver Wings. The finest tribute to their efficiency is the proud record of our Army Air Forces in combat.
 < WAR BONDS HAVE AND TO HOLD! <
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
) Tdverns Shut
For Violations

The licenses Of FIVE Detroit
taverrkeepers were under sus-
pension today for violation Of the
state liquor laws.
The businesses penalized by the
state liquor control commission
and the period Of suspension
follow
Louis Hechtmann. 9101 Hamil-
ton. charge d with selling to
minors, seven days. Joseph p.
Pitros. serving minor and an
intoxicated person, seven days;
Andrew Brown. 6655 w. jefferson,
six charges, seven days: Nick
Kopis and Mike ZangkaS. Sill
JOY. serving a minor five days
and Walter Strauss. 435 + Mil
waukee, selling whisky on Sun
day. five days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

PRICES line isr For This Engagement
MATS. III SPIN. Mon Thru thurs 76e
hATlNEsS Frdsy and Saturday s5e
EVENINGS and SUNDAY Si1o
CHILDREN: Mats, zoe Ewes. St.
and Sun. Mats. s5e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Parents Receive
Hero S Medals

The family Of Pfc John 2.
Duffy who was killed in Tarawa
Nov 90 1913 received the Purple
Heart and A Unit Citation from
the war department, al their home
at 1886 Virginia Park today
The citation. Mrs John Duffy
ST. Johns mother. explained. was
given mis- unit for bravery during
combat in the taking 81 five south
Pacific islands hy the marines
John p. attended PerShlng
High School and enlisted n the
marines Jan % 1912 gong over
seas the following April
Surviving him Narc his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Duffy and a sister.
Margaret living az 1896 Virginia
Park a married sister Mrs Va
lorio Mccormick lives ~ 1910
Delaware.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
l f-Year-(bId
Girl Missing

The parents of GeorGette Jones.
IA Of 1904 Common, Rosevlle.
today appealed TO The Detroit
Times 10 aid them in locating
their daughter who he's been miss
Ing since she left Roseville High
School at TO a m Tuesday
The girl has never run away
before her parents said
At the time of her disappear
ance the girl was wearing a light
tan coat, brown SeerSucker dress
and brown and white saddle
shoes She is ; feet 5 inches tail
weighs 1855. and has a scar ! inch
long on her left cheek.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Druggist Shot
During HoIdup

Andrew J Marx. g.. co-owner
of a drug store at l0347 Mack,
was IN Receiving Hospital today
with a bullet wound in the right
leg suffered in a Scuffle with two
armed bandits who took $50 from
his partners hand
Marx. who lives at 10345 Mack,
was shot when he tackled one of.
the thugs as ne was taking the
money from William Dawson, who
lives at the store.
Wrestling the gun from the ban
dit Marx told police ne thinks
one of the two shots he fired at
them as they fed found its mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
! Drivers Held
In TrdffiCDedthS

Solomon Levine. II. Of 29S5 w
Grand. was injured fatally today
when he was struck at Dawson
and Lawton by an automobile
driven by Sydney Cooking 56 Of
9642 American He died in PrUvi-
dence Hospital an hour after tho
accident
Police detained Cooking while
they continued their investigation
Under arrest was Rudolph G.
MHelhoefer. "a. Of 52SS Conner
whose car, witnesses said, struck
and killed Manuel Clifford Jr- e.
Of $3.50 Nevada as Clifford was
crossing Harper near Lemay last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Cashier Pleads Guilty
To PiIfering Charge

A plea Of guilty of simple lar
ceny was accepted by Recorder 5
Judge Maher today from Dorothy
Thornton "a, Crowley Co restau-
rant cashier.
Miss Thornton admitted taking
SAT from the restaurant March 81
and is alleged to have obtained
200 during a lour-year period.
She will be sentenced April II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Rolling
I'm Dough

Alice Rhodes (left)
and Virginia Brown en-
joying their task of
counting the last Of the
Red Cross donations col
lected in movie theaters
through out the city.
Times Phoi'
Evening star., 1944-12-02
FARMS FOR SALE.

DAIRY FARM tStone, Hill Farml, near
acres, part in alfalfa Modern stone house;
modern buildings and equipment out
sonaI property, 100000; $4,000 down
sonal properly Write l. A MONTAGUE,
spEcIa1 81 Ia FyiTfdH yAr397 osG2 acre. timber land
good Transportation. 35 mi. D. c., rapidly
growing, section, gas and elec available;
nonresident owner will sacrifice, $4,000,
100 ACRE FARM t3s mi. from Washing
tom, Baltimore; house, barn, chicken. meat.
brooder, tool and tobacco houses: new Ford
2 milk cows, beefers. l horse; cash,
$500. Full information, Box 150-T, star.
OWNER OF 285-acre dairy farm in Mt.
Airy district Of debt-free Carroll County
will sacrifice his going plant, lock, stock
and barrel MIX check heel in last year has
been as high as 1.500. Two branches
traverse farm. Property improved with
included are So head Of cattle including
about Is purebreds; horses, tractor. cleo
fc armSg and eoosT
needed to and now used to farm the
property. Il you can handle this proposi.
sow1us. e IS sttofneS aegS sGh'as % AIRY. Md pNAScE
GOOD INVESTMENTS-4O0-a stock farm
highly improved, in Loudoun County, well
located, stream through property. on State
road. 1 hour Of washington, good S-room
house, electricity and bath; large stock
barn: necessary outbuildings; priced,
$50 600: $4,000 cash.
4O0-acre estate, out from Middleburg.
Virginia. in the fox-hunting section, highly
improved, well watered on State road, 10
room mansion with electricity and bath;
stock and horse barns. necessary outbuild-
ings; price. S45 600; y cash or terms to
be arranged.
242-acre stock farm, l hour from
Washington. Groom house, electricity in
stalled; stock barns; priced $4,000: $4,000
cash
26S-acre stock farm, / hour from WASH
ington, S-room house. electricity installed:
barn; finely wate-ed: priced, $4,000: rea-
sor able terms.
7OO-acre stock farm, Ia hours of Wash
ington, tenant house: priced, $4,000.
These properties shown by appointment.
Phone Herndon 3s, BUELL. FARM AGENCY.
Herndon, Fairfax County. Va.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED. direct from owner. houses for
white and colored, in nearby ne and Sc.
6, or 10 rms. or more. Will pay all cash.
Write to MIR. CLARKE, OIL 9th St NV
WE CAN SELL youl mouse We can get
you cash 1t won't take us long Prompt
s ssttention; r; A; HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
SOS SOS No sp osnT Csni,ol rSA,IE, "a 613o s.,n
property call SLAUGHTER & CO. "a Home
for Every Income" DI. 215s. 1113 18th
2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. preferably with
garage. between Congress Hgts and N R.
1. Box 2S5-S, Star. 2'
NE. AND Sc. property owners-We will
appralse your property free and make you
cash offer or sell at your price. GUNN
& MILLER 500 11th Sc. FIR 200
Nd; tenants not disturbed: quick action.
E A. GARVEY, DI. 450S; ewes and SUM-
GE $500. | Thomas Circle NV
& OR 8 ROOM semi or detached home in
Northwest section State price, full par
ticulars: Box 123-T. Star. A.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obliga-
tlon; Ask for Mr.. Browning. VIM H
SAUNDERS CO. INC, Realtors. established
ISHI DI; 1ol5; 1919 < st. NV.
repairing, from owner. Box 111-T, Star.
WANTED TO BUY 3 or 4 bedroom house
in white neighborhood, preferably NV. or
ne. section. DU. 2540 or write Box 1S-K,
Star
HAVE CLIENT who will pay equity cash
for or bedroom. 3-bath house. pref
erably stone, in Northwest area; must be
near tranSp0rta ton. o. H GARVIN, Earle
Bldg.s EX. 2223.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGiNIA.

REAL BARGAIN-4- bedroom home for
only $500. terms; rms, y baths, fire
PLACE. closets, electricity natural gas; hot
good fruit cellar. II acres of fine land.
small streams; located in the town limits
aa h9ppg anGe ceeT and fa9G thea9er onT So
miles from D, c.. excellent committing
faeiIities. Many other bargains. r; G:
ARLINGToN-one new frame 5-rm.
home mgye tight nr,na in SaS5 dowG 81
MODERN BRICK coLoNIAL-center hall,
large living rm with hreplace large
fully eqpd. kitchen: 2nd A., master bedrm
with pvt bath. 2 other bedrms and bath.
sewing rm.: other attractive features are
rm. Completely redecorated; approx 2
yrs. old; near Wash, blvd. To see call
ERt Ts M GraFaaa T. MAYNARD IA MAGRU6ER ext 6h EXC Exc
NORTH ARLINGTON, close in-Attrac-
looking golf course, in one of Arlington's
SHS24{ ASsSc4fS ss5s: nj Ss eH ass
Striped @ a. ss:55o' 'AsH5s'ss6 aD; soe da~n;
si3'I2pf az Gi4e trace clear. N E. F1oN CO.
5-RM. BRICK, Arlington. cozy 2-story
dCtdCneQ nome, OIL neat, auto. not water. L
block from shopping center and 1oc bus;
CH; 1850, cH, 2O73, OK: oae9.
to move in 9-rm. frame, arranged RAJ tS for or
. families completely remodeled; liv rm
with fireplace. large dining rm.. sun parlor,
end floor: 3 bedrooms and bath large base
ment: oil heat. hot water; 2-car garage,
large wooded lot; To reach. out New shirr
to home. Open Sunday from 10 a m. to
EHRHAARDT, 321s Col. pike, Arlington
THIS CAPE COD asbestos shingle home has
everything; lst floor. bedrooms. beautiful
pofd d 0a ahd EfS dnag r with kchen efDasf Wb side
ment, oil heat: concrete drive to large
brick b lot 6Nx5 close
out wilson fayd TO oaaafs Nors Hs snt
open sunday a0 as h9uSs 20 On William LEX NP E
PARRAMoRE. Realtor: Arlington Trust
Bank Bldg;. sno Rosslyn, Va. CHI. 1866 and
VACANT Alexsndria. Va; ss.5oo-2;;s story
room; dining room, fully eauipped kitchen.
cali CA nssi SaS s9fsf REAI9 CO.. asef VII
son Wo5 blya,, p,D Gil j l9oo ooo dow, s1o ,,n.s
Gated on wooded lot 75x1s5; convenient
to 1o-cent bus, schools and shopping. It
has large rooms, living room 14x22 with
fireplace, extra large dining room, fully
equipped kitchen. full basement, h.-w.h. I;
has 3 bedrooms. and bath; it is of tile
construction and has recently been re-
conditioned; possession January /. Shown
by appointment ARLINGTON. REALTY
CO, Realtors, 1904 Wilson blvd. GIL.
A coon vALUE+-bedrm.. 5-year-old
Cape Cod home, in excellent condition, oil
heat, full basement. good lot: near bus and
schools; price, $500: REALTY ASSo-
GATES, INC. CH. 1438 until 9.
SOUTH ARLINGTON-5-roo bungalow
large unfinished attic, already heated and
insulated; full basement with work bench
oil heat: $4,000 cash, $50 mo. 1925
s; 9Th St, ia. I725.M
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS-Situated on q
large, level lot and conv. to shopping and
transp.: it contains large living room,
dining room and kitchen on 1st a. and 3
spacious bedrooms and bath on 2nd, f..
with ample closet space in each room: hot
water heat; priced at $4,000 for immediate
sale; ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1901 Co
lumbia pike, Arlington: CHI. 1341 or
OK. 279S.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1885 N-ton panel: general
sally; AL; ceiling price. See at MARKET AUTO
ARMY .sUKpLnss eommand COM and 4OuS: esrs-the
neW iaTse 5sep as41 Dodses low mileage
truck cENRAI MoToR e. o. 514s ssFYiee Iee
hayi, ahigyihWay, Arlington, Va. OK. 05b2. Open
CHASSIS AND cABs-Dodse, Atom, so2 in
wheelbase, completely oyerhauled and re-
Pa,ned 4es bIamo1a dsa1 xhef s99S0 almost new
sS5 oShss sfiRsr Leg seFnsih hishw.s eEEm STas
t naao ?s5ss559aD ss5aD os zs9q Isi Mook 1ss
e. 62' Gfks S14s Lee .n hisshyay: Arlington, va
3!43 Lee highway. Arlington, va, Ok
Risi ss1l' 1921 81 fss bgasss oversize
ToR So r. ishSss' aslAA Aal5nsson M@
pfAMoSD is4i Gen iaf a'is Stake. snd suf ton;
MnoR aTa Ehesls' s shss helper sgFpgs CENTRAL
DODGE 1911 ,ton panel, with oversize
panel panel, BODY; bod. 1s999 miles, eyersize tires;
Lee highway, arlington. % Va, Ok. * o55s s. e
FORD 1910 Mercury iAa-ton dump trucks,
(, Win oouDie frames, Eaton two-Speed
rear end. overload springs. cab over engine.
300, tires with spares. air brakes for
trailer; excellent condition. Call TIE. 1924.
CHEVROLET TRACTOR TRUCK. 1941. with
new motor 2-speed rear axle and perfect
tires; 22-ft. Kinghsm trailer with round
steel front and cattle racks, can be used as
nat new tires. Both in perfect shape.
Falls Church, Va. Falls Church 1894.
TRUCK BODY, 7x10x2. IT.; sturdy con-
struction with brackets for tarpaulin; S15.
Rear 1921 11th st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1887 lat. stake; first buyer
takes it.. See MR.. WAGGONER, 1926
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI. 9OO1.
condition, good rubber will sell at sacri-
nee. MR.. ROSENBERG, phone GE. 9524
1921 Georgia ave. NV. 81
GMC TRUCK. 2-ton, long wheelbase. Call
Fairfax 11-W-2.
CHEVROLET dump truck 1895; $3.50,
Phone DU. 0S42, can after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
SMITHS TRANSFER a STi

SMITHS TRANSFER STORAGE CO..
s1. suctioneers, 1913 You st.-court sale Of
refriserator dc current. Belonging sht to the the
an order in the District Court .s'' Of the he
nnited tha States for the District Of columbia,
the effects. Pine ineluanf eh pseemnso piaso
eha snh sMfs fqgrfns RAssh AEthus
STORAGE CO. noIS,25,de2.e
ADAM A. WESCHLER son, auctioneers.
Retiring from business sale of modern
nlsn-sIade and Iasa. automotive service machinery
welding outfits parts, accessories. anti
freeze, paint, soap etc, also Wiliys over
Iand .d sedan sedan by auction at N, D. Buffers,
ai0 dia0 10Th st. NV, "Wednesday, December
ar compressor, new and used Kerrick
steam cleaners, arc and acetylene welding
eaulpment. equip drill presses, Manley hydraulic
press ss;ns sunnen deT,, and aStto homes stone
hoists; hydraulic. mechanical and per-
manent Jacks, yises, battery charger, Doyle
vacuum cleaner; porto Jacks, portable
wheel aligner and gauge; drying lamps
food lights, paint shop exhaust fan and
nreproof lights, DeVilbiss paint spray gun.
Iender i,nl tools; radiator flush gun. chrome oil
drain funnel, brake reliners, small welding
UNITS. stocks and dies: cradle jack. grease
and oil guns, steel lockers, FIRE extinguish-
ers hand tools, about, 500 Champion, A. C.
drums anti-freeze, sis drums W steam cleaner arV
soap. 100 gallons paint. brake lining,
COPPER tubing ,gaskets, bearings, fan belts.
gas as hnes: fog lights, thermostats masking
gables, floor mats, welding rods. solder,
n A. s: shop manual, replacement parts
for Chevrolet, Plymouth, Ford, Mercury
A. WScHLER & SON, Aucts de2,4.5.