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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
The Spirit That Il christmas

As the civilized world continues In the throes Of constant
turmoil holidays such Christmas serve increasingly 10
remove temporarily from the minds Of man. the troubles
which beaet him every side
Today, the coming festival Of Christmas religious sig
nihcance and all ID much like escape from harsh
reality than before In the cooru crowded streets and
stores the millions Of people who thronR through them search
Ing for tokens for family and friends have little time 10 read
the headlines which retail the ugly truth that there In not
too much peace on earth
The multitude Of heartwaing Christmas cards which
reach our homes are like blessing from Heaventhey help
~ forget mans stupid lnhumanty 10 man.
Jofu Of expectant children those whom
Santa s experience and those whose sophscation
age has made them dsbeievers In Kris Krnge-A await
Christmas morn
Families separated by the expanding world Of train and
plane VIII nc this tide reassemble with loved onesften
the last time but oil with the worlds troubles overshadowed
by the Intangible but powerful spirit Of Christmas
The most sour Scrooge' can seldom remain aOof from
the strangers Merry Christmas TO Even the domestic
sense the Christmas hour. -
Great men, humble men, rich and Door the blind and the
halt the little child and the aged all Join In symphony Of
good viii not captured by any other holiday.
IT'S bfoathtaking-not the blatant conmerciaism
which growing part Of the holiday dmS the Joy and thank
uness which seems TO pcrade the air breathe Christ
mas Day
has been the Oft spoken prayer and entreaty Of many
OF our aages that we ~ humans live act the spirit
OF Christmas during the other 364 days Of the year
repeating.
So let ~ many Of will try with all our being TO prac
ce and live peace on earth goodwill toward all men, for now
hencefore and forever. Ament
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19

pefeOnhutys beShIe oI bne bupNI-
sonic" salesman who wants 70 sell
you this or that because everybody
ID buying II this season" Even II
this were true your man would not
want IL for just that reason.
II IL not very wise 10 buy gifts
for him designed TO change his
habits. you may find he resents
this seeming criticism Of his habits
or he may forget" he was ever
presented with such and such q
gift.
Adult males are usually fairly
solidly established In their per.
Sonal habits and you win Be wiser
10 cater 70 those habits than try
10 change them. II you know he
likes DersOnalized articles then
buy them u you like but when
In doubt q h best not 10.
Ties seem TO top the list when
giving . gift 10 a man and II Ia
in this category that more mis-.
takes are made than In any other,
In 4 tie = man expresses his per.
sonality In wearing apparel more
than In any other item. For this
reason Il ID necessary that you
consider his taste II you would
have him truly appreciate your
gift II you are inexperienced in
buying ties 20 to . reputable shop
and make your choice with the Ad-
vice Of the salesman In the medium
priced group. Il isn't necessary 10
spend q fortune on . tie but on
the other hand a cheap one will
tell on itself.
When buying gifts that come
In aiSes be sure yOa know his
correct size because gift sx.
changing h not the most pleasant
job In the world and because Of
this are Quite often not en-.
changed and therefore u no use
10 the recipient.
You would like some suggestions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19

on what to GivcH Perhaps you'll
find an idea among the following;
Gloves are always reliable gifts.
The most popular glove for men
10 peceary pigSkin in tan and cork
shades in q Slip-On model. Cape
skin Is dressier and Is good for
formal and informal wear. For q
man who drives a car . great deal
u driving glove Is an excellent gift,
MuffIsrs are good gift items.
In pattern OF color guide yourself
BY his taste In ties.
II he really likes and actually
carries II, he viii appreciate jewel.
~. Jewelry is strictly = luxury
item so IL pays to buy the best you
can afford since II can be worn for
years. Stay away from jewslry
that Is too dainty or fancy. Mems
jewelry should be sturdy-sven
massive.
You may want to choose some.
thing In the leather goods line
luggage, wallets. bill folds. belts
and key cases. Ostrich, alligator
and some Of the reptile feathers In
the darker shades are beautiful.
long wearing and expensive. Calf,
pinseal and pigSkin are less ex.
penSive but are handsome and
durable.
Watch newspaper ads and store
windows for other possible sugges-
tons.
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BY Jones' T Logan
Teach Deer God. more humble proYeS for Forth
Than seeking out q brighter stor 10 burst
Upon another Bethlehem. second Holy Birth,
Until we leoTn to oct the lessons OF the First
Give US Deer God. splendid hopes for Peoce
EleGn hGnds. pure hearts With courGGe q kihH
A conquerors role with charity cnd gracious eoss,
Reminding monkinds weary oondlss with good win
Deer Lord please ceomse the sullied souls cnd hunds
That bigots dip in ieIs and hGtes Of roce and creed
Teach them thd do despise who truly understand
The measurement Of good in oil found within their deeds
Deny US. Deer Lord the proonO vmity Of any WISH
So great its conce that dare seek the counterpart
OF mroces that multiply many Iold tho lodves and tsh
Teach US instead to give tho limit Of the human hout
Teach U.S. Dedr God more humble prayers for Eorh
Thdn seeking out onother to iqht the wdY
Renew idith-thot mGY better bless His Birth
And know the gentle kindness OF brighter Chrstmcs ddy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
By LOUIS LAUTIER

The vote Of Ruby Goldstein,
young referee working his
first heavyweight champion
ship fight. was ironical.
Before the fight. the Jersey
Joe WAlcott camp yelled that
they didn't want Arthur Donovan
A. the third man In the ring be-
cause he had refereed all Of Joe
Louis major hRhts In New York
City. so, the New York Athletic
Commission signed Goldstsin.
What hRht fans didn't know was
that Louis and Goldstsin had
served together In the Army. They
we're stationed at the same time
At Camp ShAnks and were assigned
to special services. They were part
Of = team Of lighters who enter.
tanned soldiers In the New York
ArVa.
They visited Wright and Pattsr.
son FIELDS, Ohio, together. under
the command Of Captain Krsm. to
boost var bond sales and the
morale Of civilian employees, They
did . comedy skit In which they
kiddsd each other and Captain
krem.
After the visit 10 Wright and
Patterson Fields they continued .
tour which took them 20 Alaska,
and they were great pals.
And 10 prove that he IL impartial
and \ great referSS-hs himself
was once . hRhtsr-he voted
against the champion and his pal
and for waleott whom 10 thought
had won the hghI
The public is hekle. and 80 are
boxing fans. they acclaimed Wal
colt the man who ran away, and
boosd Louis who has been q great
champion.
Jack johnson ahunnsd Sam.
Langford N II the Boston Tar Rahy
had smallpox. Jack Dempsey drew
the color line On Harry wills. Blu,
Joe has fought all eontrndsrs--
Primo carnsra, King Levinsiy.
Max Ras-, PaulinO uIcudan. Max
Schmsling, Bob Pastor. Jim Brad
dcek. Tommy Fsrr. Tony Galsu.o
Arturo GodOy. Abe Simon, Buddy
Basr, Billy Conn Lou Nova. Tami
NaurisllO, and wGleOtt 10 mention
some u them.
Perhaps the handwriting e On
the wall and Father Time has
taken his toll-bat nsxt summer
Joe viii enter the ring an edds-on
faSOrits 10 beat wAlcOtt. whom Joe
Maxim and Elmer Ray bat
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Younsdohl Takes EIqh Ground

We think Governor Youngdah good Governor and rood
sven Tor Minnesota rarity So the information
article about tho Governor appearing In national
es forward 70 last weeks issue Of the Saturday Evening
As however tells millions OF Americans what have known
for many from acquaintance tia. Luther YOunra
h On honest
One OF the mos, disgusting things eynsm with which an
public regards most at lie elected public Tho remark
maa ne EsstnE his" or hs fool he evidence
asnns decline In moral values Of indifferent public For those
no ana NOS read the article would like
position that a. long Law the statute books not
enforced tears down respect for all He promotes crime
the eoaniy moral fabric and foreign naou
ssn Russia 10 conclude that democracy America Il bursting al
the seams Law unpopular YOansdaA says ought 20 be
who gsta hurt" ~
Tue GOvnOF high Of honesty coupled with his years on
ne bench has undoubtedly played large In developing this
vswponL All Minnesota having Younr. fy h.n
e aS hs UoSsrnors Office legal
ana moral culture OF the State win Be- higher than he
entered Office Minnesota may have had Smartpr ana .~. g.
srnof but has never had with higher public duty
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
By NATALIE =. SCURLOCK

Gift buying for the man men in your life presents
somewhat difficult problem than that posed by the
your list The essentials and "dOodads required
for man are far fewer than those needed by
Make about effort TO buy him something he'll like
and because Is suitable 70 his age habts taste and
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pEOeAEOnsts Of this continued policy Il Discrimination
SCHOOL, will b defeated the aoua ract 81 dneAdssf
Htisr-~aS defeated that o huSus
learning should b the Of policy that DENIAL II purposes
Of these universities TAi eOnseoa SAoald
viii not exist fOr long But for The record
would hks kRSw wAyf
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Fort Smith

Sol StArks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgar Bass,
Jr. and Homer Sheppard motored
to Los Angles. California March
Bird to visit Mrs. Bass mother.
Mrs. Georgia Taylor. Rev. and
Mrs. Lizzie McGill have as their
house guests Mrs. Folyd and
Aaron Thomas of Chicago, H..
The Ministerial Alliance held It's
Public installation services last
Sunday at the King Solomon
Baptist Church. Rev. 8. King
pastor. Mrs. Boyd Is In the city
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Berta
J. Cooke. Mrs. Maggie De,oney
and Mrs. Mardellas Johnson and
their brother have returned home
from Mineral Springs where they
buried their sister E. F. Jones,
of Tulsa. Okla, visited his mother
and daughter, Mrs. d. d. CULVER
and Mrs. Adeline Whitfield, here
recently. Mrs. Pauline Deloney
is still on the sick list. Rev. and
Mrs. Hall had as their dinner
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have not yet been completed, ne
Is very appreciative toward his
fellow workers for thinking of
family. Rev. w. NJ. Coleman
Is In United Friends Hospital IN
Little Rock. We hope for him 4
speedy recovery Rev. G.. S.
Staff of Little Rock Is pastor Of
St Paul Baptist Church. Mrs.
Cora Coleman, Mrs. Annie John.
son and Mrs, Carrie Toles are re.
ported IL. March 23rd Is "Wo-
mems Day at Pleasant hin A. NJ.
f. Church. Other churches In the
city will work with US. Our aim
Is to repair the Church. Mrs.
Sam Welch and Mrs. Rufus Hodge
made n business trip TO Little
Rock recently Mrs. Audry Finnie
who teaches In FL Dorado spent
the weekend here with her
husband 80. Mrs. Lucy Freeman,
Mrs. Rosa Parker and Miss Rosa
billiard spent the week end In NAL.
vern.., Miss Effie Knox was cal.
led to Arkadelphia because OF the
Illness OF her sister.
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ted to Deacon Taylor who lost
his home by fire a few weeks
ago.. Odell Lamb. formerly OF
Wilmar, now attending school at
Tuskegee, Ala. was a recent visl-
tor with parents and friends.
Mrs. Eulelia Ragland was called
to the bedside of her brother who
Ia Ill in Texas. Mrs. Mildred
Jones Bass Ii on the sick Hist :.
Funeral services for Caledonia
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Lee Thomas presiding, After the
sermon the Usher Board sponsor
ed a program conducted by the
president Minnola Thomas Mrs,
Mary Martin. Mrs, Eula Williams,
and Mrs. Versa Lee hurry are
on the sick list. Pfc. u. V:
Coleman has returned to camp al.
ter spending 30 day furlough
with his mother. Miss Tiny Young
went to Shreveport. La. on a
business trip recently. Evelyn ].
Burrell celebrated her 18th birth
day March 3.
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SMACKOVER

A Girl Scout Troop was recent
ly organized at Smackover Tri
School by Miss Annie Banks who
is a teacher here. This troop IL
connected with the branch az 1909
lizard In Little Rock. The Troor
here wishes to thank Mrs, Pearl
Bryant, Field secretary. for her
assistance In getting set up ..,
Plans are being made to visit the
Girl Scout Little House and friends
In Little Rock soon. Miss Se!eta
p. Johnson. president. Miss Earl.
inc Ross, secretary: Miss Annie
Banks, Girl Scout Leader; l., J.
Gurst, principal.
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THE DUNBAR
SPOTLIGHT
Pepsi Cola Contest

Pepsi Cola Contest
Three Dunbar High School stu
dents have been notified that they
have rated highly In the Pepsi
Cola tests given recently In the
school, They are Leroy Christ.
ophe, Jr., Curtis Lewis and Laura
McCollum.
Civic Group Visits
Members OF the Deal-a-Hand
Club who visited Dunbar Thurs
day March 9Th were: Mesdanes
Lacefield. Frutrell. Jenkins. preai.
dent; and Christophe. Mrs. Erect
Ish and Mrs. Evelyn Jackson ro-
presented the Alpha Kappa Sor.
GRITTY.
Better Speech Week
Members Of the English Depart
ment sponsored a Better Speech
Week. March 10 to l4th. Hons
Room programs, class activities,
q movie and q theatre party to
Auditorium were features OF tho
program for the week.
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PRATTSVILLE
Mrs. r. L. Williams

The Women's Missl lnarY Soc
iety met Sunday afternoon with a
large attendance ,,..On tho sick
list this week are John C,egc Mrs
Beatrice Green and John McCo!
mm. We hope speedy recoveries
for them ..,, Monday nigh. was
the climax of the PTA's guilt top
drive with Mrs. Bernice Green
holding the lucky nunbAf. Sl2.25
was raised ... The Davis Creek
Singing Glass has been invited to
Malvern to take part in the ceie-
bration of the pastors anniver.
sary at Mt Zion Baptist Church.
Reatd the STATE fRESS and
keep up with the doings OF your
community.
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AROUND DUNBAR
L. g. Tyson
RECREATION

RECREATION
Dunbar feels that TO insure the
mental health Of its students a
certain amount Of recreation Is
necessary. therefore. we find skat-
Ing parties, dancing and movies
going on as after school programs.
Harmony Hansout IL a standing
recreational activity that many
students enjoy each Wednesday
evening from 1880 till 1000 pm.
This activity ia we'll supervised
and We feel Is furnishing much
wholesome guidance.
GOLDEN KEY OF MERIT
Dunbar is very proud to know
that Isaac Gillian Ia one of the
one.hundred pupils who will re-
ceive the Golden Key OF Merit
as a result Of his participation In
the Art Contest sponsored by the
Scholastic Magazine and M. M.
Coins. The pictures are now on
exhibit at Coins.
ORIGINAL POETRY
One OF our "a English classes
under the supervision OF Miss l..
G. Tyson has found 1t quite inter.
esting to attempt poetry writing. A
large portion of our literature time
has been spent In reading and In
terperting lyric poetry. therefore
the class received an urge to do
original writing. Persons submit
ting poems were: Joseph Jenkins,
SKY, DUNBAR, MOONLIGHT and
LOVE. Sallie McNorton, VALEN-
TINE, MY STAR AND WHY: Sid.
ney Jones, MY DOG, BUTCH AND
LIFE; Mary e. Brown, FRIENDS
Ora Johnson, WEATHER IN
MARCH and WIND; Jewel Oo.sey,
THE POLICEMAN and THE MON
KEY; Miles Henderson, CLOUDS;
Allene Gillian, MUSIC And MOTH.
Err; Betty King, SOMEWHERE
IN THE NIGHT and WILLIE; Dol.
lie Gray. THE TWENTIETH OF
MAY; Edna Washington, MY
LOVER; Helen Hughes, NIGHT.
We are very proud Of this effort
made by this class.
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Rev. M. w. Russ preached
wonderful sermon last Sunday.
Praise services were conducted
by Mrs. l.. b. Jenkins and A. w.
Loggins. A program was rendered
that evening under the auspices
of the b. T. u. president, Elmira
Loggins. Mrs. Elsie Meeks, teach
er OF Caledonia settlement gave
beautiful solo -. Benjamin
Cobbs OF Arkansas State College.
Pine Bluff Is the guest Of his
mother, Mrs. Gladies Cobbs
Addie, Carrie Lee and Allie B.
Broadly are also visiting Mrs.
Cobbs who Is their aunt. :.
GOSSIP: G. v. J. and B. c. are
progressing. At first thought
they were playing but oh my!
you Just don't know. H. M. Is
working on Saturdays. What do
you know about that. C. 8. was
killing the 81 Chevie last Sun
day. wonder what J. c. w. Is
going to say. M. c. and r. c.
w. aren't doing 80 hot. I wonder
X it's because of the cat In Ell
Dorado IT wy q and e n
were guests Of Il. J. L. but she
admired C. r. more than she did
C. s. Now G. s. don't feel badly
because C. r. Is a male and you
are female. e. J. L. always
admire males. so long kids.
Open the door, Richard.
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WllMAR
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flunce to GET him to the hospital.
THANK you for the Guide. am
very glad to have 1t and will con-
tinue to follow your advice for l
know | will make 1t all right II
l do. I have received much inspi-
ration from reading your advice
and you have given me new faith.
l really have confidence In you.
Thank you SO much. H. c."
L. II. MI was going with a very
nice boy until a bout a year ago.
| stopped dating him and started
going with another fellow who ask
cd me to marry him. l didn't.
Last December started back
dating my old loved one and he
seems to care lot for me and
care lot for him. Shall | marry
this new guy or continue with my
old boy friend?
Ans: You aren't enough in love
with either Of these fellows to be
seriously considering marriage.
String along with both suitors.
A single, unattached girl who
"eoes steady" with one boy at
time cuts down her chances OF
finding the Ideal mate. IT'S more
fun to play the field and date all
nice boys until you find the one
who fits your requirements for
q husband. Then you can 90 steady
and use your charms to lure him
to the altar. Meantime, send Csc
for Happier Living Lesson, No.
4 "HoW TO WIN A MAN,.
w. B.-My friend woman and I
were together for long time and
l did everything | could for her. l
paid all the bills and thought we
we're getting along fine but by
some means she was persuaded
away from me by another man.
She left me in very difficult con
dition and | want her back. I just
go around with hung down head.
folded up arms and eyes leaking
tears. What can | do?
Ans: Brother, get yourself a
date with a cute little chick and
your sorrows will vanish like mag
ic. As long as you grieve and wor-
~ about your lost love you will
continue to feel like a sad sack"
Nobody enjoys being around a per
son in such a state Of mind. Your
old flame will change her mind a.
bout you II she sees you stepping
out with good looking girls.
X w VI am very much In love
with my husband and believe he
Is with me but It don't look like
we are getting ahead. We soon
will be married three years. He
will not let me work but when |
work We get along fine, but when
don't work we don't get a'ong at
all hardly. Tell me what to do?
Ans: Your husband isn't being to
unreasonable. Fact Is, he is very
contentious and thoughtful mate.
He doesn't like the idea Of you
working every day, wearing your
self out and then coming home
with more work to do. He would
much prefer that you be a home.
maker taking life comparatively
easy, meeting him evenings with
a tender caress, an appetizing meal
and all that goes to make life
worthwhile. " you feel that you
must work compromise with a
part time job.
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LESSON FOR MARCH is

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se;
leeted and copvriehted by Internstional
Council Of Religious Education; used BY
Oosmlaoion.
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Cobbs were held at the Shady
Grove A. NJ. u. Church recently
ATKINS

Mex Indra Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Sham OF Russell
Vile spent the weekend with
Mrs. Shann's mother, Mrs. p
Cunningham :. Aaron Leopars
and Bnfford Williams are home
CONTINUED on Page 81
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BENTON
charlene Peers

Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott wish to
thapk employers Of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad for n surprise
cash gift on February 2Sth. Adol.
lphus was injured on his job some
time ago and claim adjustments
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guests The Windy City Four"
recently.
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Callie n. Burrell
The Mt. Olive Baptist Church
held Its regular service Sunday.
The Sunday School was carried
out In regular order with Supt
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LESSON TExT-Joha ll:iA, 1915:
MEMORY sELEcroN-Ye are my
lfteNdA, Y " do whatsoever ] command
you.-yohn 1914
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l.. HI am o worried wife. l
have been married two years, six
months to an over sea disabled
war vet and he Ia now getting
very substantial pension. That Is
not my worry. write you because
I am anticipating a separation and
divorce. Since We married. I
find that he IL a habitual drinker
and gambler. Sometimes he wins
considerable amounts and gives
me all the money he gets his
hands on asking for only enough
to drink on, But for the last few
weeks he has been insanely
drunk He broke my finger at a
night club, gashed my forehead
and layed me in bed many times
but each time he says baby. I'm
so sorry that won't happen again"
II Is always the same. His folks
will have no part of US. Tell me
what to do,
Ans: Your husband Is a sick man
mentally sick. He lie throwing his
life away and as last resort,
try to get him to 90 to the near
est veterans hospital for treat
nsnt. You might talk to the doc.
tors yourself and let them know
to what extent he Is drinking and
they will know best how to han.
die his case. They can help him
" you can get him under their
care. Habituai drinking Is consider
ed just another disease. Be patient
with him and use all Of your In.
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L. il have been married a year
to a soldier that I love very much
and for while we were very hap
py. He has been AWOL for a
number of months and for some
reason recently. 1t seems that we
Just cant get along I never seem
able to do or say the right thing.
Nothing pleases him any more
and we get into some terrible
arguments. I feel that I Just can't
stand 1t any longer and would like
to have your advice.
Ans: Your husband 10 living un-
der . great strain. Being absent
from Camp without leave 10
serious offense and gives him .
constant feeling Of apprehension
and uneasiness ~ . result, re
10 touchy. Talk to him patiently
and earnestly and convince him
that no must face the music In
due time and the longer ne puts
of the day Of reckoning, the hard
Or Il will be for him. An AWOL
who gives hImseN up 10 given a
much better break than the col.
der who waits for the Mp's to
catch up with him.
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sIunee to get him to the hospital.
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WllMAR

An offering of s17.s6 was dona-