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ATTENDANCE AT
PUBLIC SCHOOL
CONTINUED From Page Ski

Edwin Alfree, Robert Attix
Betty Jane Brown, Mary Lettie
Brown, Charles Burris, Dewey
Burris, Janice Burris, Robert Cox
Elizabeth Davis, Barbara DeLaud-
er, Mac Emerson, Bruce Ennis
Idella Everett, Wayne Gardner,
Rose Knotts, Joanne Mills, Louise
Mills, Ronald Potter, Frazier Rash,
Alice Teat Josephine Walls.
Grade 81, Miss Scout, teacher
Robert Alfree, Richard David,
Charles Gray, Wayne Hurd, DON
aid Jolly, Presley Moore, Raymond
Moore, Kenneth Poore, Bruce Pull
ley, Fred Savin, Clifton Shane,
George Stats, Ronald Thorpe,
Frank Truax, Beverly David, Lena
Hirons, Frances Knots, Joyce Le-
Gates, Mary Mahaffey, Margaret
Russum.
Grade So, Mrs. Gee, teacher
Mary Joan Attix, Rachel Coyle,
Alice May David, Barbara Eley,
Betty Foraker, Jeanne Ford, Mae
Halliday, Carolyn Hawkins, Kay
Jarman, Nicole Mabrey, Phyllis
Mayberrie, Dorothy Montgomery,
Judith Passmore, Alice Pulley,
Shirley Ransom, Jacqueline Roe,
Jean Shane, Joyce Shane, Marie
Taylor, Jerry Blocker, George
David, Jr., Kenneth Gray, Stephen
Hankins, William Hill, David
Price, Jr., Richard Reed, Wayne
Seward, Ralph Tieman.
Grade Al, Mrs. Piper, teacher
Stephen Birmingham, Russell
Brown, Richard Cole, James Flem-
ing, Kenneth Gosser. Charles Hol-
lowell, John Hurd, Ralph Jeffer-
son, Robert Keene, Freddie Lamb,
Anthony Liberto, Ronald Mccoy,
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Spent most of yesterday over at
the Court House. "Tiny" Fields,
the biggest and fastest-talking of
our three policemen, was holding
forth about his traffic troubles.
"Women drive just as good as
men do," Tiny said, "and just as
bad. For instance-a girl in a con-
vertible today. She started a three
block tie-up all by herself.
"She's creeping down Main
Street-left hand stuck out and
sort of waving around. Never
turns right or left, never stops.
But, of course, everyone behind
her thinks she's signaling about
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MESSAGE BY
SENATOR FREAR
Weekly Message From United
States Senator Frear To
People of Delaware
EXPRESSES VIEWS

United States Senator ]. Allen
Frear said Sunday night that the
United Nations must do more than
just hold the line against commun-
ism. In an address honoring the
memory of General Casimir Pulas-
XII, at the Hotel Rodney in Will
mington, Senator Frear declared
that the greater objective of the
United Nations must be to extend
freedom behind the iron curtain in
order to help the Polish people and
those of other nations to resume
their "historic and rightful place
in the society of free men,"
Mr.. Frear also said that freedom
is at stake today, not only on the
battlefield in Korea but right here
at home. He warned that we must
be "ever vigilant against those
who would infltrate our country
and use it's democratic principles
as a ruse for spreading the phil
osophy of communism.
Praising the accomplishments
of the great Polish Patriot Pulas-
Xxi, Senator Frear said that 1--WE
should honor him, not only for his
contribution to the people of Pol
and and of the United States, but
also because of his unselfish and
untiring devotion to the cause of
freedom everywhere"
Mr. Frear reminded his audience
that the pattern set by Pulaski is
one that can be emulated by all
of us during the present "battle for
freedom" "When we think that we
are already doing our part, or if it
appears that we are being asked
to do too much" he said, I'VE can
well turn to the record of General
Smyrna times., 1950-10-12
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Ought TO Polish Up"
Her Traffic Manners!
Advertisement

something. Nobody dares to pass.
When l stop her and ask what's up,
she smiles sweetly and explains
that she's drying her nail POLISH"
From where sit, that girls typi-
cal of certain folks who are SO
wrapped up in themselves, they
never notice they're not being fair
to others. Our neighbor has right
to drive in safety-just as he has a
right to enjoy a glass of beer. Let's
all respect the other fellows
rights.
4Ds M~.4e
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ginia Travis, Mary Ann Gearhart.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Constance Bush, Helen culley,
Thelma Everett, Pearl Foraker,
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Pulaski and there find an example
of how ardently and faithfully an
other lover of freedom worked to
protect his heritage"
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Frances Liberto, Josephine Savin,
Mary Ann Smith, Shirley Fortner,
William Bratton, Earl Cole, Ben
(Continued on Page Ten)
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Smyrna times., 1950-10-12
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C0pyigEt 1850. Tn=ted sfates BreWeTs Foundation
Evening star., 1950-10-08
STEAMSTRESS

STEAMSTRESS
sass s experienced in dTapssf and
good salary. Apply in person. VIRGA
& CO.. 1925 wis. ave-. Bethesda.
Md. is
STENOG. -CLERK, experienced, 5-day
wk., 8 to 8, $50; must desire per-
manent position. apply in person.
sTENoeRAraER 1GS aSR1 he 6 CLERK. ERIK 81 to s5:
oss Pleasant n
oOf1tm.If oDeni Phone D1, 2oo1 for t@or,aa ap-
sTENOGRAPHER. young. neat; pub
fishing firm; interesting work; $175
month start; RE. 5Sss.
STENOGRAPHER - Permanent posi-
cPA firm; must Be ezsspsionsily;
experience, education and salary
desired. Box 12-A, Star. %
STENOGRAPHER, intelligent. capable
Of composing and answering letters
portrait studios. Complete charge OF
splendid future for alert person.
State salary. age, exper. Box 202-A,
STENoGRAPHER, 5-day wk.: apply
RossLYN STEEL & CEMENT CO.
sTENoGRAPHER for Ai large :rseV downtown
office; $3.50 per month and bonus:
give give 5Y fYll aetsils siar and phone number.
STENOGRAPHER, young woman. neat
and accurate, must be willing
worker; ideal working conditions. in
local woodworking concern; 5-day
Seeai Vacation n0Ssf'z1:s NE 4iss o pam ann. to A'
M Monday or Tuesday .
sTENoGRAPHER. 1885. must be
good typist. able to take average
dictation; 5-day week; pleasant sur;
s3gndinsf; ME. a454i excellent salary: -1s Gan
sTEsNoOGdGRAPHER, experienced, 5-day,
35-hr. wk.; for claims dept. Of ins.
CO.; modern office and excel. en-
vironment; salary commensurate
Mr.. JOHNSON. $50 Woodward
sFfEiNoGRApHER. exper.. seientific re-
work; 5.day, yk:; excel: worrying
fSRd E9 s1S5 SBDGst; Branch aS5 5s 5gss0m0ti0n. Can
sTENoGRAPHER and general office
worker; attractive offer Give ex-
STENOGRAPHERS, opportunities for
adyanesmsnt: pleasant
ply piss AMERICAN % RED CROSS. M 1st
floor, 18th st. bldg. between D
and Z SITS. NV. RE. $500. Ext.
sTEGoGRAPHER, good opening in
work and taking tele. orders. Give
age, exp. and tele. number when
ans. Box 1ga.A, Star. %
STENOGRAPHERs 1895. must have
some experience and able to take
average dictation. Good chance for
advancement and pleasant surround
ings; 5-day week. Apply NORTH
WESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE
CO. S12 Woodward Bldg. --12
STENOGRAPHER, who wants Q
chance to do more than clerical
work, will find good opportunity.
an excellent salary here. Custom
contact work (not selling) requires
ability to compose own letters,
pleasant telephone voice, pleasing
personality. Age: 25 to 20. 40
Connecticut ave. NV. Call Mr..
Mathews for appointment. Wood
sTENOGRAPHER-Law once, part
time: perm: employment. Ma. 1912.
STENOGRAPHER. good with figures,
| for permanent position with ma
tional sales organization; 5-day
week; salary open; Anacostia area,
z block from l1th st. bus stop.
STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST. part
time; hours can be arranged. School
office work near Bethesda. Good
pay Write Box 143-A Star 10
Evening star., 1950-10-08
GARFINCKEL's
r st. at l4th

F st. at 18th
EXPERT KNITTER; earn money al
home: vicinity of Arlington or AL.
exandria preferred. Box 23S-B
FILE CDERK-Permanent position In
plumbing and heating supply house
with excel, opportunity for advance.
0O5O, Miss Wittstatt, holland CO.
INC. 1876 K ST. ne.
FILE CLERK, under 80, high schoo
education, exper. not nee, Apply
Room 800. sic I4th st. NV. u
FINNISH TEACHER, TO START I'M
MED!ATELY. GOOD PAY. CALI
FILTER AND CUTTER. must be ex
perienced for blouses and skirts. MI
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. must b,
experienced and neat. Apply in per,
son. 10th and You sts. NV. Tri.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. counter o,
waitress ,exper;;. full or part time
furn;, No Sun. Apply Mon. RIVER
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. experienced only
good hours; good salary; no Sun
days 1915 Georgia ave. NV. IS
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white; S35 wk.;
no Sun; meals and tips; fountain
ROOSEVELT PHAR., 10th. v. NV
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, expert.
enced. must have references. Gooe
PHARMACY, $500 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

We have two openings for desirable.
permanent situations; 5.day 4o,hr;
assure good attendance and be able
+ to pass a medical examination. Rea-
Sonable shorthand and tipping speeds
are required. Desirable company
benefits available. Apply personnel,
Room Room 500; Open weekdays s:3o-
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
SECRETARY with advertising back
ground. Interesting work in financial
institution; 5-day week. Shorthand
essential. State age, education and
sECRETARY-New York Stock Ex:
change member firm has secertarial
vacancy: shorthand and tipping es-
sential; experience desired. 626
Woodward Bldg. -13
SECRETARY to assume supervisory
Give experience and age. Box S6-A,
sEGRETARY. with administrative
ability, personable. young and eff.
es ens RtoSit0n Hpe2 SgesI rd
SECRETARY: small district sales Of
fee. for industrial concern; 40-hour
week, week exeellent working conditions.
SECRETARY, for law ONCE: salary
open. 5-day week; please give par
ticulars as to education and ex-
perience. BOX 1927, Star.
SECRETARY. exper. in ONCE pro-
cedure. accurate typist and ability
to take rapid dictation; age 2O-35;
good starting salary. Call RE.
SECRETARY, permanent position
with national organization. oppor-
tunity for advancement. pleasant
working conditions, Office hours 8
to 5, 5-day week. Apply 10 am
to | pm, UNDERWOOD CORP,
manent position. good salary, s.
day, 40-hr. wk.. excellent working
conditions. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, employment office, ~ p
SECRETARY, experienced, shorthand
and typing essential; good salary,
5-day week; permanent position with
large construction company. Phone
RE. 1925 for appointment. Only
those fully qualified need apply.
JONATHAN WOODNER CO.. Room
316. Ring Building. p
Evening star., 1950-10-08


5, Mon; through Fri; s-l2 Sat.
Write Box 151-A. Star. IS
TELEPHONE sALEsLADIEs for spare
SON son only. M1LLERs MUSIC sToRE,
TypistS-Stencil Cutters
Apply in person. RANsDELL. INC.
$40 Rhode Island ave. ne. 5
Sh,iday ail Tsski gSod IaHr stsTfEhs rsTsiy ss{sTy
ARgN1 AARglY 81 sdbLsIAiTE aiiT M HOME e. hx EQUIP
TYPIST, fast, experienced, IBM cleo
t.1c: addressing and gg staftng en- en-
s9ass asaes6T9 es5nanend 81 rssspt0niiI ssia To- JOB
TYPIsT = Permanent position in
plumbing and heating supply, house
with excel; opportunity for adyance-
$685. $685. Miss aaay Wittstatt tSnl NoLANp N5 Ga O.
TYPIsT. white. doctors ofice; 51s-
day wk.. interesting work. State
TYPisT With knoxledse !. Of PIX PIX
installment house having miscel-
lanecus clerical work and tele-
pth4one relief III for the controller- See
TYPIsTs tor large CORPORATION; not n
ssonditiens. Call MRS. GARDINER
TYfIsT TYP Il TO; for busy, ONCE; will consider
trainee If suitable: excellent hours
and salary. Cali RE. 43o7; ask for
MISS LOWELL. .
TYPIsT. seneral ofice work; good
rolndings. AsKINs. 737 7th st.
TYPisT, with secretarial experience.
knowledse of shorthand essential;
5-day. 40-hr. week; liberal COM
Dayepes BENEFITS appy emPoys n persoh dsc0sn Mr
Boudreau. SEARS RoEBUCK & CO..
2301 Lawrence ave. ne.
TYPISTS, for part-time work, filling
in form letters and addressing en-
veloDes., Choose your own hours be
nights wk.: Sat. from to $50 pm
State when you prefer to work, age.
typing speed and home phone. Box
TYPIsT. FIST 'TISYfPIsT.-airl Gage 21-a5,,
or days! Neat Office worker. rapid,
accurate; address cards; direct mail.
SOC hr.:. So per. 1000 Interview
saaa Is2T issE' hssR MaP, Dp' nv RIM; Paul .af
MILLER, Real Estate.
TYPISTS, 1885, for general office
work: excellent workins conditions
and good chance for advancement;
5-day week. Apply NORTHWESTERN
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO., S12
Woodward Bldg -12
TYPIST, white, for permanent posi-
tion as full-time typist; pleasant
working conditions and opportunity
for advancement. Cali personnel
department.. HO. 2477. 10.
TYPISTS-For ,dictaphone tranScrib-
ing work. Experienced person pre-
ferred; 5-day week: good Working
conditions. AETNA CASUALTY
AND SURETY co. 239 Continental
Bldg See Mr.. Haag 10
TYPIST, exper.; excel. working
cond.; 5-day wk.; oppor. for promo
ton; entrance sal, S1S5 mo. Call
EX. 500. Branch 80. 10
TYPIST = Experience not necessary;
good salary. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO., 703 7th st. NV.
TYpIsr CLERK 1890 yrs. as age;
$3.50 yr. to start; 5-day. 40-hr.
wk.; 20 days annual leave; typins
speed, so w.pm. Apply rm 400,
Tower Bldg. 14th and K SITS. NV.
TYPIST-CLERK - THE EVENING
STAR has immediate openings for
clerk-typist. See our larger ad
under AD-TAKERS for further in,
formation.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

YOUNG LADY with knowledge OF
photography. ROBBINS CAMERA
yoGNG La IADfs a4'R White, it, hx exper on soda
fountain: refs; good hours, good
pay. No nights or Sun. SH. 3031.
YOUNG LADY for credit office; credit
to. type; excellent opportunity for
advancement. paid vacation, grour
insurance and disqualification. Phone
AT. 400 for appointment. 10
YOUNG LADY. white, recently out
OF school, neat, well hammered; to
wait on customers, etc; steady,
well-paid position with increases
cIEANEks, 1863 SSDDts aeorsia iaASeiSiIh ave- NV
WOMAN to supervise 2 children
Monday through Friday. to s.
must be pleasant and responsible
Telephone NO. 1854 after z. s
WOMAN. white, middle-aged. for
COMPANION and light nursing duties
nsy: Box .375 B. Star.
WOMAN. refined. white. who likes to
bake, 2 months full time. Apply
Iso5 P0RoTHY g.En IN MATTHEWS KITCHEN;
WOMEN n1onsSt to sell sal real estate and e llst
RSHETY. Riosf51s rR. ISf $3.50. Ssie' hANGsboN $50
WOMAN over 30-Local Arm has
OPENING for woman to take care of
established business that will assure
fine ircome. Dignif1ed work that
any woman can do, full or part
time. Box 394-z. Star. 10
WOMAN, white, to care for
children while mother works; live
in or out; no housework FA 664O.
YOUNG WOMAN, not over 40, with
knowledge of preparation Of sea
food. sandwiches and other food to
be carried out; no night, no Sunday
work Apply in person. 702ha 9th
YOUNG WOMEN, a5 to So. high
school grads. as Investigators for
retail shopping service; interesting
work; national organization; no
experience necessary; must be free
to travel. Apply Warner Bldg,
18th and E sts. NV. Room 951.
WHITE HIGH SCHOOL or college girl
to work part time in physicians
Office; knowledge OF tying and short
hand preferred. ME. 141S, WO.
TURN YOUR SPARE TIME into cash.
Earn $40 to $50 day Apply Mr..
[ GOLDCRAFT. 716 18th st. NV. 10
INTRODUCING IN this market new
S33 so article. sells for $500. You
keep the So. Average Is to 20
sales per day. Apply MR.. GOLD
CRAFT: 716 18th st. NV: 10
Evening star., 1950-10-08
HELP WOMEN

DENTAL ASSISTANT. Arlington; ex-
perience not necessary; over 25,
white only. CT. 1885,
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Exper not
necessary. Call WA. 2S4O, Saturday;
or WA. GAPS, Sunday. g
DICTAPHONE - Position omen for
capable .transcriber and typists; s.
day week, $40 to 3 pm. AETNA
CASUALTY AND SURETY CO.. RIM.
239. Continental Bldg. See Mr..
Haag 10
DICTaPHoNE OPERATOR, expert
enced; old established firm; con-
venient location; 5-day week MA
5S94 "a
Evening star., 1950-10-08
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY CARE. g.h.w., in gentle home:
white, live in or stay 2 nights. un-
refs. SAP to qualified person. Box
CoLoRED GIRL to prepare evening
meal for two people and do light
sRs1HsR eRs1aE ss mea leSp ca Ri Rn ssls 81 aftff II
COOK, ,HoGsEKEEPER. Color VcotiRored. as.
30-40. attractive appearance and
personality, for small apartment
family; hours. 10 arr -
other et sunday may IA and sSV wlI.- s' ~ ON e'et
health card and excellent local ref
erences; salary. $50 wk. Apply per-
sonnel office. GIANT FOOD DEPT.
STORES, s45 Bladensburg I'd. n.e-
COOK, g;h;w., exp, only; 2 in fam
Wardman Park Hotel.
COON. 1St,o 1st-class. shy. live d;I1, in up
position for reliable, exper. woman.
Every Thurs, every other Sun. of.
Other, help employed. Located "a
COOk-Live in; light housekeeping:
fono of children; 5-day wk; $50
Is; to start. EN-. 1852
% or live q IN; ~ no sunday ass S1 %ork; nIns must
sasye LOCAL ref; $50 per week. Call
cook -G.H.w.-Pleasant, reliable per-
son; no washing. 3 children in fam
ny. ily; live in; lge: upstairs stair room; good
Cooh-HoUsEKEEPER for family of
3 adults; must be good cook and
eeanff fsSsRi FE II for 45ssa ploes
sional cple.; .5la-day wk.; must be
an. an excel bo COCK eSs1 and have recent local
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER. white or
experienced and have excel. refs.
Salary to start. $40 wk. Box 1874.
coMlPAN1oN-Mom isn't as spry as
one oed to take 0e over the e sg
for her and Dad in their con-
yeniently located apartment; a mid
die aged or older lady who is COM
Rs10nase Ban and staS good a1S G9Ok AddTsff v
ah;Is salary aPa and ,Sa 9thsr details; i've in.
CIV so ssd ssriafs iRssnnsi: S. sosa gays
GmW, plain Cooking. 51s-day wk.. no
S25s 3o19 Tennyson st. NV. EN-.
GHW. good plain cook. fond of chill
dren, other help employed. live in.
Thurs. and every other Sun. off.
GaW Rsts. required aoo, s25 ST. so 61S5; To-,
dinner; no Thursdays or Sundays;
reference: $50. CO. 10SS.
GHW, laundry. Salary open to ex-
per. and competent person.. City
ref and health card, AK. 4265.
GHW. exn settled live In No beavv
fea ftennieI 81. sfSd 1855, cook excel sal refs
GHW. experienced, live in, upstairs
room; city references. OIL. O197.
GHW. exp, recent refs; 3 in family,
new -home;- stay some nights. Be-
thesda. OIL. 1882.
G.H.W. and good plain cook. intel
ligent' H,9t. neat and fond Of children.
Saired sI St ss5 nifhss' AZ ssls HYfal refs re-
GHW. girl. live in, some cooking:
light laundry; in nearby Arlington;
S24 to start. CHI. 5377.
G.H w., plain cooking. energetic ex-
pe-ierced worker. no objections to
stairs and heavy. cleaning. Work
INCLUDES nc1 si1 care sPfr Gi elderly man. Refs.
G.H.W., plain cook. live in. Refer
ences required. S27 week. OR. 64O0.
G.H.w.-CHnD's CARE. cook: excel
lent local refs essential; live in or
G.H.W. PLAIN COOKING = Reliable.
recent refs; 5h-day; stay Q nights;
disfwasher. .Bendix and disposal: 3
school-age children; S25. GE. 4144.
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Evening star., 1950-10-08

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for beau
ty salon; exp; good salary; perm.
EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-RECEP.
white. for law firm. State age, ex-
perience and salary. Box BIB. Star,
TEACHER. FINNISH, TO START I'M
MEDIATELY. -GooD PAY. CALL
TEacHEReGregg shorthand. Eng
nsh; night school. BOYD'S. 700
18th, corner G..
TEACHER with training and expert
ence for work in all-day nursery
school. Box 242-Y. Star. %
TEACHERS, $40 per week for part
time, of duty educational service OF
national Importance. conflicting
with teaching. Replies strictly con-
fidential. p. o. Box 1904, Wash.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, white
must be thoroughly experienced in
handling busy PIX board; day work,
basic week 40 hours. Saturday part
day on rotation; starting salary
$4,000 annual: many advantages.
with advancement on dependability
and efficiency. Position, NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, 10th and
M sts. NV. Interviews at personnel
office. Bird and r sts. ne. 0 am. to
$3.50 pm. DO NOT TELEPHONE.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
ASSISTANT
BOOKKEEPER

To assist chief accounts of large re-
tall chain. Paid vacation; en-
ployee discount, splendid opportun-
tty Tor advancement. Apply in per-
son Mr.. Marshall. ARISTO CLEAN
GRS. main plant. 1925 s. Capitol st.
Please do not phone. 10
ASSISTANT MANAGER for busy.
well known restaurant; cashiering,
$40 wkly; and meals. Mr.. EVANS,
ASSISTANT TO RESIDENT MGR,
1896 yrs. old, experienced in meet
Ing public. renting apts., tipping.
clerical work; refs: req. Resident Of
pref. $500 mo. Please reply in
own handwriting. Box 225-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
TYPIST-CLERK
LIGHT sTENoGRAPHIC

Age 20 to 35. for one-girl branch
sales ONCE of national manufacturer
OF portable power tools Good typist
handle phone; meet public; handle
ton. Good starting salary, excellent
benefit program, paid vacation, prof.
it-sharing trust and group insurance.
New. modern sales office, almost
complete, offering excellent working
cond, Phone MR.. McCOMB, LA. g.
1887 for interview. Prefer Northeast
section resident, Brookland, Hyatts-
vile, Benning, Brightwood or other
location convenient to our Office
MALL TOOL CO., 2115 New York
ave, ne %