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Evening star., 1944-06-28
7 '. Arnlory
Nearing Completion
Land ndscnpers nj Work
!. On Finishing Touches

The University pf Mafyand's neH
hall millien dollar Arnnory virtually
has been completed ana fnishinr
touches are being put on hndscapine
around the structure.
Construction was started In 1s4l.
The. military department has been
Using the building for some tin1e,
although certain Equipment and fnr-
nishinss still are TO he added.
The inain. floor Includes 4 drill hsIl
large enough. forf four basket ball
courts It Is used by the, Reserve
oMcefs' Training Corps when the
weather precludes outdoor dr1il.
Also on the Arst nocr are the milf
tary department < administrative
Offices. 9s 81
! The basement has one Of the most
modern rifle ranges In the country.
intwiiich 10 men, can fire at targets
simuieaneously,e!s q storeroom for
2!0o0 summer and winter uniforms, =
protection room for the showing Of
training fiims, q boxing room,
shower rooms. an, ordnance store
room, u lounge for men, of,ces for
stan members cf the military d..
partment, and 4 Kitchen.
On the second floor are q ladies'
lounge and powder roem snd =
checkroolh. The lounge is large
enough to accommodate small
parties and dances.
Euorescent lighting Is used
throughout the brick structure.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
lsiHRsi;o,,ii;,qt !
&Aelllil!l,delyeD /!

Canned Fssd3, Esc.-Book No. I.
blue stamps AS through VS. good
! indefinitely, Each stamp worth
40 points.
Meats, Fats, Ete.-All meats except
beef steaks and roast beef point
tree. Red stamps A-8 through
sW-8 continue good indefinitely
for 10 points each. Until further
notice, three red stamps win be
validated every four weeks instead
lot every, two weeks. ,i
Points ter Fsts- -Four meat dealer
viii pay two ration points for each
: pound ofswaste kitchen fats you
turn In. The fact that lard, short.
ering and cooking oils have been
removed from the ration list does
not mean fat collection Is less
essential.
Sugar Book No. 4 stamps 80, 81 and
81 valid for S pounds indefinitely.
Book No. q stamp 40 good for s
pounds for home canning through
February a., 1s45.
Gasolins-No! 1o-A coupons good
for 5 gallons each through August
Il, 3. B-3, B-4 Ga and Ca coupons
good for 5 gallons each.
Shses--AirplAns stamps and , In
Book No. 3 good indefinitely for
one pair Of sshoes each.
fusl O1l-PeFiods No. Z ana cosi-
I pons rood 1ce 10 gallons Per unit
Through $eptsnaber -, Period /,
lell.S fueI ~ ration good now
ifer 10 eellsas ~ unit
Evening star., 1944-06-28
State to Gather
Mikweed for
Life Jackets

Maryland's vast milkweed crop. in
former years looked on as q pest
will be harvested this year for use
In the manufacture OF life Jackets,
DR.. T. B. Symons, State Extension
Service director. said a State wide
organization Is being formed to
save as much as possible Of the
fluffy weed.
With supplies of kapok, formerly
used in life jackets. cut of by the
war, DR.. Symons said, the milk
weed floss is now the best substi-
tute available. The silky fibers have
been found to be waterproof and
buoyant, he said,
The campaign for harvesting milk
weed will be under the direction of
Edward M. Davis OF the Soil Con-
servation Service, DR.. Symons said.
He will be assisted by Mylo S. Dow
ney, State All Boys Club agent,
and Miss Dorothy Emerson, Girls
All Club agent. Members of State
farm boys and girls groups will
assist.
: DR.. Symons said bags will be
provided in which to gather the
floss. Twenty cents will be paid for
each bushel. Two bushelx are re-
quired for each life Jacket Jhe said.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
/ y. Approval Sought
Foff7. Road Projects
Maryland Commission
Rates Plans Urgent
~ the Associated Press.

~ Inc AssoctAted Fresss ,-,e
= ANNAPOLIS Md, june rs
Maryland today sought Fedsral :ap-
proval to proceed with construction
Of u highway projects rated urgent
by the State Roads Commission.
State, ofncials asked the Facilities
Review Beard Of the War Produc-
ticn Board Yesterday To permit work
on the projects this year.
Gov. o'conor, calling the proposals
Of vital importance to the cenyen-
fence ana safety to the state, listed
among the projects: ,..t.
The Halethorpe grade crossing
elimination; Irsdsriek-HEgerstovn
highway, relocat ten: relocation and
reconstruction OF = portion Of the
Reisterstovn road between Balti-
more and Westminster; I,
Reconstruction of the Baltimore
Washington highway from the Balti-
more City hne to Laurel; relocation
and rebuilding Of the narrow section
of Route 213 from Fort Holly, 1 few
miles east OF Cambridge, to Big
Mills; <. -.
Relocation and rebuilding .of Route
Il from Pocon1oke CITY To the Viz
ginia State line; reAhgnnnent Of the
Queens Chapel road: replacement Of
the Landover Bridge at Dodge Park.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Evangelist Sees Jap War
Leading 10 ArInsqeddon

Declaring that Japan win, be til,
cause Of Armageddon,. EvangeliS
Robert Boothby last night told thl
csmp meeting Of the Potomac Con.
ference of Seventt1-day Adventist,
at Taknana Park, Nd, that til,
present war was foretold 10 ths
Book Of Revelations.
4 Nearly 2,0o0 years ago the pro
phetic word Of God predicted that n
the last days" the kings OF tie
sun rising would arise from tin
sleep Of centuries and seek to r,ilt
the world" he. said. s
Japan calls herself the skingdom
Of the rising sun, j" be said. "Ee,
nag Is . blazing red sun on q fleld
Of white. In Revelations it Is re-
corded that In the last days thu
kings q the sun rising will nleei
the kings Of the earth and theiI
armies at Armageddon."
How remaykahle," ," Elaer BAnf13bs
''isossseid sl,s ssnsIeia t,sis u Il u.
ens natl oul havssAn ttng
as wellf1s Z the d me III Woula 4 ba
called the kingdom OF the risini
sun" He quoted several other pas.
sages from the Bible .foretellin1
present-day events.
At services at 8 o'clock tonighl
the speaker win be Prof. c., E. Ever.
son, evangelist.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Alexandra Studies
Plan 10 Separate
Juvenile Court
Judge Dunenn Says
City Should Leod in
Fight on Delinquency

The Alexandria City Council had
before it, today . recommendation
by Judge James r. Duncan Of the
City Police Court that the Juvenile
and Domestic Relations Court and
the Police Court be entirely separate.
Explaining that the lg46 session OF
the Virginia General Assembly
would be- &Sked to pass Statewide
|lcgitlatiun1 separating these stro
courts, Judge Duncan told the cbun-
ell ht meeting hSt night that
alexandria should lead In the fieht
to combat juvenile xaelinquencys by
establishing separate Juvenile court
quarters.
At a very small cost, he told the
council, the city could obtain q small
building for the Juvenile Court. In
this building, he added. overnight
detention quarters for juveniles
could be established. s.55sE-
No Detention Room.
The law does not allow Juveniles
TO be detained in the police station
Judge Duncan said, and at present
there Is no adequate detention room
in the city. -
Declaring that the city,s Juvenile
delinquency problem is not alarming
Judge Duncan said there was nc
increase In such cases last year over
the year before. He urged, however
that the city continue its visi1ance
IN order to keep the juvenile prob
lem under control
| The Council authorized an In.
crease in salary from 81, 900 to 81 20f
Tor woman probation officer. to be
appointed later by Judge Duncan
and took under advisement recon.
mendation that $500 year be
appropriated to. hire man proba.
tion officer.
Committee to Study Redistrictinx.
On recommendation of Common.
wealths Attorney Albert v. Bryar
that the city's ward lines be adjusted
so as to equalize recent population
gains In certain wards, the Council
authorized Mayor william T.. vii.
kins to appoint a three man com.
mittee to study the redistrictine
An appropriation of $1,000 was made
for the study.
John w. Tulloch, Alexandra
newspaperman, and Edward B
Reed, connected with the Washing.
ton school system. were appointed
to the Alexandria School Board fol
three-year terms Mr.. Tulloch
representing District i, succeed.
William Greenan, and Mr.. Reed
representing District 2, succeeds
Frederick l.. Flynn, an Alexandria
attorney.
A public hearing on a request
from three Alexandria funeral di-
rectors that the city zoning law be
amended to allow the operation OF
funeral homes in residential A
areas was set for July IS. s-5.
The council accepted. the resig-
nation of Eugene L. Simpson, coun-
Gilman at large, to become effective
August l. Mr. Simpson, an Alex
andria contractor, said the increas-
ing pressure of business made IL
impossible for him to devote time
to city affairs.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Retiring Chilean Envoy
Bids Roosevelt Farewell

Don Rodolfo Michels, the retiring
Chilean Ambassador, called at the
White House yesterday to bid Presi-
dent Roosevelt farewell, and later
expressed to newsmen satisfa ction
with the results of his service. here
ana said he was sure that reIa tons
between the two countries have
never been better. -
Ambassador Michels, who has
been in Washington for more than
three years, viii resign when he
reaches home. No successor has
been designated.
The envoy said President Roose-
velt was sending word by him to
President Rios expressing the hope
that the Chilean chief executive
could visit this country.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Montgomery Ban lhied
Fol vdetinaied Dogs

Montgomery County Agent @. w.
Anderson anAouneed today that the
county dog. quarantine has bsen
lifted for dnes inoeulated sSais1st
rabies. he added that He, oedsF
was issued yesterday ~ Dr. 4. II.
Bruscknsr, acting director; Of the
State Livestock, 6anitary Service.
Mr.. Anderson eshphasised, AsN-
ever, that dogs which have not beon
tnoculated must b kept tied 6r c6la-
Aned Tor 80 days. ne, urged thAae
Who hsvs had tAair Aos inoelIated
- keep the tan securely attaehed
idNntifled whe1 sseon Sat,. iaree. !.
i Il program providing for the IN
cculati0n of I'll DOS IN thA county
aainst rabies was cerYied On early
this month in- IN effort, to stanar
out the AasenSe ~ u y IA. :.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
5,o00,000 Annual
Postwar S Road Plaa
fof ! Virginia /! Outlined ]
Sci. Anderson Dsscrik1 q
Prop opossd ", eaips q
Roats | TO Four Ennes

Rsans forA t96 ;O0Q 0o0-a-gearro6d
bufldint program fer Vfro1niA a4ter
the Vkr, iScludink reconsEruction n
Route ! y . 1o1r-lane dual hiS1i-
way between Alexandria and iIi1iA-
mond and the erection of At le4ss
one and poasibJy two additjusts]
|hFid9es between Waanin9ton afl1
wcno11 tianGd isst ni1ht -
|QeR A. An&akSqla, He'll q =
virginia 1iifhWay ben1rt,nent. r.
radio broadcast over Stasl 8,
;Msanvhil@, IL uas Ieeslned, t,,saa
Mtatx hi6hWay c@nfisb plan to con.
fef Tuesday With taae War Produe-
ton Beard on plalis for adAiti6na]
work on the Shirley Memorial hi6la-
way. ,.ss
In his radio address, Gen. Andek.
son pointed out that Route ] is ~,
hang rebuilt from the Aiexaniifia
city line to the network. OF :rtaz
leading to the Pentxkon.s #
Z In expressing his ,opp1sition to e.
conEkI,ction of tunae1s under Tie
Potomac. River between sNort6aisn
Virginia and the District, Gen. ~
dcrson said that according to VII.
ginia Highway Department studl6s
= new bridge linking the two shoiId
Be erected between the preseAt
Fourteenth Street Bridge ard hey
Bradg. -. :, =. Il. =. =
Plans also are under Ras to con.
vert Route 20 into 4 four lane ttual
highway between WAshiurton and
charlottesville after tie 'Rar,s he
said. A similar projesf Is. I betus
considered for thGa LeSsbrrk pife
eetween Washingtun and Wfnches-
ter. 8s ss.~
About 4 4.miles 81 the Shirley Ne
mortal highway from the Four
teenth Street and Memorial BRIDGES
have been built BY, the. Federal
Government. - s,.s,. =
The highway department Is; eager
to get work under way on the II.
iaaainder Of the highway from Route
. near the Pentagon snStwork to
the southern end Of the planned
route near Occoquan Greek.
The approximately n miles Of
highway yet to be constructed will
eventually be Of four lane type and
will save miles Of travel In by
passing Fort Belvoir and Alexandra.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Maryland Fire Destroys .
s Asphalt Storage tanks
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FREDERICK, Nd. June 7S.--
Damage estimated by company Of
ficials in excess Of $4,000 resulted
from fire which destroyed six
asphalt storage tanks, a 5-ton tank
truck and a puinphouse at the Z. c
Valentine Construction Co. in near
by Groves.
Company Manager John Lentz
who made the damage estimate
said each Of the tanks was partially
f1lled. He quoted the truck driver
as saying . spark OF static elec-
tricity touched on IN explosion.
Firemen fought the stubborn
blaze with chemicals for two hours
Smoke was visible for almost IL
miles.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Two Hurt in Crosh
OF Streetcor, Truck

Two persons were injured slightly
last night in a collision between a
streetcar and heavy trailer truck
at First and H streets NV.
Florence Thomas, 20, colored, l155
Forty second street NE, and Pau
line Young, 38, colored, 46 Pierce
street NV, passengers on the
streetcar, were treated at Sibley
Hospital for minor cuts ana bruises
and sent home, police said.
The truck, operated by Robert
E. Campbell, 35, Richmond, Va.
overturned, but the driver was un-
injured. Police said the operator of
the streetcar was Charles Wampler,
81, of 1000 D street NE
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Adult Spanish Class
Opens Registration

Registration for an adult Spanish
class will be held from to O'Clock
tonight and tomorrow At the Be
thesda-Chevy Chase High School,
William c.. Feddeman, Montgomery
County adult education supervisor
said today. ~ ....
Mr.. Feddeman said it is expected
that two classes in beginners
Spanish will be organized, one class
to meet from 9 to 10 pm. each
Monday and Wednesday and the
other at the same time each Tues
day and Thursday.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Prince Georges Dog
Vaccination Program
10 Start on Monday
A. Stations to Be Open
Two Nights Eoch Week;
Cot inclusion Is Studied

A program calling for the vac
cination Of oil dogs in Prince
Georges County aaginst rabies will
60 into effect Monday, the county
commissioners announced yesterday
at their meeting In Upper Marlboro.
Forty-four stations where vet
Ierinarians will inject dogs with
rabies vaccine have been selected
and will be announced later this
week. Each station win be open
two evenings during the two-week
vaccination period. Posters will be
placed throughout the county CIV
ing the dates and places where
dogs may be treated.
Under the plan, similar to that
In Montgomery County, the vaccine
will be furnished by the State and
the injections will be given free Of
charge.
Declaring that approximately 110
rabid dogs have been reported In
the county during the past year,
the board urged all dog owners to
take advantage OF the opportunity
to protect both their pets and
humans against the disease
A request by the Prince Georges
County Game and Fish Conserva-
tion Association that cats be in
cluded in the 90-day dog quaran-
tine, which went into effect June
Is, was referred to DR.. A. L. Brueck-
ner, acting director OF the State
livestock sanitary service.
A petition by U. D. Athey, owner,
for the reclassincation from resi-
Dental A to commercial b Of lot 5,
block B, ArdWick Park, was ap-
proved.
The county road examiners were
ordered to inspect Lacey and Porter
avenues In Suitiand to determine
whether they shall be taken over
by the county.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
funerol Services Todoy
For Mrs. Lille S. Burns
specaal nispatch e The .atar

1uecAal Dtspetch u Ihe star,
-0LNEY, Nd, June 2s.-Funeral
services for Mrs. Lille 5. Burns. n,
widow Of Leonard G. Burns. n. who
died Monday at the Montgomery
County. General Hospital, Sandy
Spring. will be held at 2, pm. today
ut the home OF her son and
daushtsr-in,iaw,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard G. Burns, jr.. near here.
The services will be conducted by
the Rev. Conrad Jordan. pastor of
the Methodist churches at Brooke
vile and Oakdale. Burial will be
In wesley Grove Cemetery, Wood
held. ~ - 49,
Mrs. Burns Is survived by four
daughters, two sons, three sisters,
seyen grandchildren .aiaA .one great
eYAndchild. She :syas q lifei6ng
nastdsnt> Of NanAol lAsYy County.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Graduates are:
D. C.. Woman Reported
Missing Since Saturday

Police have been asked to search
for Mrs. Mary Z. Green, IS, OF the
100 block of = street s.W.. missing
from hsr' home since Saturday night
when she left, to attend services ut
st. Dominic's Church, two blocks
away. 49,.
j, Mrs. Green was last seen by her
granddaughter. Miss Barbara Mo-.
ran, Berwyn, Md. who met her on
the street rs she YVES on the way TO
church. Mrs. Green was wearing 4
red and white printed dress, blue
summer coat, blue straw hat With, 4
white flower and black. shoes.
Evening star., 1944-06-28

commonwealth treasury" and that
he personally benefited from the
operations of the Blacksburg Flying
Service when the cost of carrying
out certain contracts was largely
borne by the commonwealth !. /.
without financial settlement having
been made therefore"
Maj. Wright. the report said, had
an interest in the Blacksburg Flying
Service.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Wl Group 10 Study Charge
OF Funds Manipulation
Rr the Assoc,ated Press

- Ihe Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, June pa
committee named by the Board of
visitors OF Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute viii study an audit report by
state Auditor l.. Mccarthy Downs
that the State has lost s29, ,304 ls in
pne operations OF the v. p. /. aero
nautics department through ma
nlpulations OF Maj. John H. Wright. -
former director, and deals with the
biacksburg Flying Service.
Maj. Wright left Blacksburp as
dlrector of the department in No.
vember, 1912, and has been serving
In the Army Air Forces.
The audit, submitted to Gov
Darden and the v. P. I. Board
charged that Maj. Wright sold
state-owned property without the
funds having been paid into thu
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Montgomery | Orders
Disposal Of :Defense
Cots and Blankets
County Property Officer,
Pay Cut; Assistants
Post Is Abolished

The ,MontSomery County COM
natssioners yesterday authorised the
disposal Of several hundred cotS and
blar1kets after Judge Albert Y.
BrAnlt, county civilian defense d.
rector, said the equipment was no
longer deemed necessary. ...ss
Judge Brault told the board there
seems to be no further need for
acquiring additional ciyilisns defenSe
supplies and that tase e ~ ma
b1ankets VIII not be needed for any
emergency thats can ~ anticipated.
At the request Of Judge Brasilt,
The heard abolhhed the pot tsof ~
sistant to william PresSuH ;Allen,
county civilian defense fpperty
afncer. and reduced Nj. Aliens
sAlsry from SIS : month sto $50,
effective Saturday. Woodfan 4.
Clark now serving - assistant TO
NJ. Alien, has been receiving .
monthly salary cf 20. His duti1s
coAdtt. b hook Keeping. maintsnarbce
cf property rscofds and nak1nE I'M
xsnttTies of defenses Silpplia.
Mrs. Az Mel augtl1in, Bethesda,
was appointed ssnior health niirae
for the county In charge Of tuhsrcu-
losis control work at an annuel
'salary of, ~, ,000 or this amount,
the commissioner win pFovide 1i ,770
and the County Tuberculosis Asso-
'ciAtion 4290. The fesignation 81
Mis- ONend0lyn Igesop o i eounty
tNh1c 11atth nlirSsSs acoepted.
tn cPmndtssionsrs Approved 49,
pfoqtiAtt6qs tof $IS1, - - ana 9liS,- :
Alss q for tn Nkakerp. and eastsrr,
sabn{ hen districts of the county, re-
speetisefy, flor the flscal ysar beoin-
ming saturday. : :
3 The appropriation for the western
suburban. district win BE spent Is
follows. Administrator, $4,000:
road maintensnce, 4so, ,707.ls:: street
nghtin6, $4,000, and miscellaneous,
475,69s. ~. s..I..
The t eastern suburban district
appropti tiattep Win .be spent for the
following /, .iteli1s: sAdministration,
l0,o0G: rpGd maintenance, S67 :
123:a6; street lighting, Sz6,0oo, and
miscellaneous, 4f6,1N 40. =.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Sove This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack OF waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
Of old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school. child In your block to
have your paper picked up.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Birthday Flowers Lote,
Reach Wife IN Hospitol
Rxthe Xssoe,ated pr..,

By the Associated Press. 49,. !
PRINCETON. Mo.-From London
Pic. Grant Tilley cabled red roses
to his wife for her birthday. =
They arrived three months late
for the anniversary. found Mrs. TIL
ley m hospital recovering from. "a
operation. -. - \.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
Laurel 70 sidenis Il
fnlh Win subalIll'
Sanitary foInIais,io
Judge Csart Rules
LoHd Cont o Taken
ithoot a Agreement

three Judge panel ID prtueo
Gecrses County Circuit C6aft 1t
upDer M&Slhoto yesterday ruled
that the WAshtngton Suburban San.
itAry Commission has no authority
to t&ke over land without first
obtahlnS m agreement With the
property, ovners concerning lis
value or after, n condenanation hear
ing before 4 Jury.
The ruling vas handed down IN
= dispute between eight Laurel resi-
dents md the col1anatssibn, which
Oh May IS condemned their land,
adjacent To. walkers branch In
Labrd, fer the purpose cf dispos-
Ing ,of wA1te water used In the
|opeIattda q ths cosnmi1sion's filter
plant. N
At the same time, judge Charles
O., NiTbu1y, William n. L6ker and
JChn ,. Gray, r., denied I petition
by the MAsF and Town oeuncil q
LAnel 10 intervene In The ease ana
% adopt the deinurrtrs 70 the com.
mission's action filed w the prop
erty owners. t.ss
FL 4 n "a s - ~
y. Owners Are Listed.
The owners involved are Thomas
and Virginia Israel, Kent r. and
Wtnifred e.. Mullikin, Charles d.
and Louise w. HURT and Robert
NJ. and Margaret M. Marshall.
John 8. stanley, i member Of the
baltimore law hfIh of Hershey.
Donaldson, williams q STANLEY,
which represented the pcperty
0Wners, said the cdzmmiSsi0n had
taken over possession. nf the lard
lin question after fl3Ag 8 6ondemua-
| ti4 petition IN Circuit Ces1rt Inst
Im6nth containing In estimate of
| the value 0f the pfODeffv.
ne icontended tAisl a6ttoi violated
the { Maryland c6laltttqtlon, which
Iprcyidss that p6 pfoperty may -
condemned ~ 3 puhlie agency with
/ out Aryt reaching N asrsement
with the parties sii1kolAei coucexts-
tiny the value of tie land or afte1
IeoIhpe1isation hns b&en awarded thS
lownefs bysa condemnation Jury.
Attorney Roger y. lWiiitefofd, who,
with Attorney r. Howard Duckett,
Represented The cemnaission, an
IplS65tsed that the icolnnaission did
mot actually take cier any land, hut
tmeHely obtained an easement cr
right 81 Way to permit waste wster
TO :Ac~ down walkers Branch.
Cha Gpyernalent Action.
He Said the Fedsral 0cvernnent
has taken over tlsousands of acres
q land hy condemnation without
hrst hAving I hearing and that the
eubMbain eaz1itAry Cammission 11as
Epfotectsd the riglts Of the property
owners ~ n,ns ! bond n Circuit
ANY stature protidins the means
under. which the OWNERS .of con-
denned land can obtain lust can.
pensation ID co11stitsiticnal," Mr.
Whiteford said.
n yAp explained the cuurt ruling
d0e8 1I3e a36ct th3 rSmz zmdsr q
the cofnmissa6ns coademnation
i Irettticp.. UAdsr the IN, ths sop.
Ttrty owners INVOLVE How mSS fle
m ANSWER to thu petttien, after
which = jury = enraneleti md !
heaftnS held on the e6lhaiasioa's
request to take over the land. II
the petition Is apEfoaed, the Jury il
required 70 tix the Eyaiue of the land
Ito be eondaudned