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Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Eggs Cheaper By
The Dozen? Maybe! /!

When buying eggs it's not the
price per dozen, but the price per
pound that counts. This doesn't
mean you have to convert dozens
to ounces everytime you buy eggs.
The .. s. Department of Agricul-
ture has worked out a simple,
small, easy-to-read egg buying
guide.
On this scale, housewives can
take the price of one size of eggs,
and the scele shows at what prices
other size eggs are equally good
buys. Thus you can tell when one
egg size may actually be cheaper
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
BRIDGE SHADOW MENAcEs
CROPS

KHARTOUM = up - There is
something new under the sun
and in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
it's the shadow of a bridge. Gull
tivators ON an island under the
white Nile bridge at Omdurman are
claiming compensation for loss of
crops caused by the structures
shadow.
Authorities are studying the plea.
Thus far they've failed to find any
precedent in law.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

as it spiritually understands itself
to be-"
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

About 1856 different jobs are open
to enlisted men and women in the
U. s. Army.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-21
ehunukuh
Customs
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have been kindled within the
household and rarely have they
been seen on the outside. It is
interesting to note that in recent
years individual Jewish families
in America are beginning to kin
die Menorah lights outside their
homes. Instances are reported
each succeeding year of rabbis
and other conscientious Jews
who have fashioned large out
door Menorot which emblazon
the front porches and front lawns
of their homes. There have been
few instances where Jewish
leaders have prevailed upon
civic authorities to display the
kindled Menorah in public areas.
Of course, the custom is very
prevalent in Israel to have large
outdoor Chanukah lights atop
Buildings and water towers. A
couple of years ago the Anglo
Jewish press carried pictures of
lanukah Menorot which were
fashioned from soldiers helmets
attached to an iron frame and
filled with oil.
It is interesting to note that al
though manufacturers have on
the market various odd-shaped
c h nuk all candle-sticks the
"Shulchan Aruch" specifies that
the candles must be so arranged
that none should be higher or
lower than the others because,
it is reasoned, none should be
honored more than the other.
The ShammoSh or special taper
with which the candles are kind
led may be placed any place on
the Menorah. 1t is also empha-
sized that there must be enough
space between each candle so as
to avoid the possibility Of the
flames merging to resemble a
torch.
The time of lighting the can
dies is Immediately after the ap-
pearance of the stars and it is
urged that the entire household
be present so as to add to the
festivity of the ceremony. On
Sabbath eve, however, the Chan
ukah candles are kindled prior
to the lighting of the Sabbath
candles, since according to Jew
ish law it is forbidden to kindle
a fire after Sabbath has begun.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-21
PLAIN TALK
CONTINUED from Page 0ne)

their wives. I am just conserva-
tive citizen "And just what
is your problem, Mrs. Zilch?"
TITS my grandchildren and
Chanukah and Christmas" she
replied. II had come downtown
to do my Christmas shopping
presents for my grandchildren.
bless them all. I had bought a
Spinet piano for Angela Marcia.
a pony and car for Peter John. an
electronic typewriter for Martha
Millicent who is the oldest and
is in high school.
'My heart was pouring. over
with Christmas spirit and you
know how beautiful an expert
ence that is. You feel like taking
the whole human race into your
arms, you might say. But, mind
you, Mr.. Segal, am not a woman
who is generous only to her own
relations, like grandchildren. I
have sent some of Morris old
pants down to the Salvation
Army for Christmas and / gave
them one of Martha Millicent's
coats. The only thing the matter
with it is that it has a hole at one
of the elbows. That's mel"
Mrs. Zilch could make no end
of telling me how good she was
feeling on account Of Christmas
and all she had done in her
ChristmaslY way II was
thinking Of all that as I walked
along Walnut Street. There's no
feeling like knowing you've done
your duty by mankind. I felt so
good about it that decided to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-21

treat myself to lunch in the sky
room at the Terrace Plaza. And
then all at once it hit me"
'What hit you, Mrs. Zilch?"
"All at once I remembered that
Chanukah comes in about the
same time as Christmas. ! almost
forgot Chanukah. After all. we
are Jewish people and you know
how prominent Morris is in all
the Jewish affairs. Did you hear
him when he was POSTMASTER at
that big dinner held to do some
thing about anti-Semites or
something like that? And was
forgetting that Chanukah was
around the corner"
Mrs. Zilch thought it was aw-
fully untimely for Chanukah to
be breaking into her house at
Christmas time "And what
should I do, Mr.. Segal? Chanu-
kah will be in the house, you
might say, just at the moment
when I am giving the spinet, the
pony and cart and the electronic
typewriter to the children. Chan
ukah will seem out of place. The
whole thing sort of gets you.
What would you do in my place,
Mr.. Segal?"
Now am a man who likes to
simplify and come to a quick an
swer.
Mrs. Zilch," I replied brightl..'
II think I have it. It's simple
enough. You see, Christmas and
Chanukah will be coming, into
your house at the a m e time,
Santa Claus and the Maccabees,
stepping on each others toes, so
to speak. A social conflict, and
what does one do?"
Tell me-" she interrupted
eagerly.
''Well, you just hand that
spinet, the pony and cart and the
electronic typewriter to those
kids in the name of Chanuka in
stead of Christmas. Just like
that"
"Oh. Mr.. Segal. you don't mean
to say you'd rob those children of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-21

the Christmas spirit? Have you
none Of the beautiful feelings Of
the season. I thought you were an
understanding man. Well. any.
way. wish you the best of the
season."
Thanks, and a happy Chanu-
kah to you, Mrs. Zilch!"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
BOWLING

On the Elks alleys last night the Harry Race team kept their four point lead by taking three games from Capitol Theater while Home Grocery took over second place with a clean sweep over Top Hat. Only two more weeks of bowling remain before the playoffs.
 Tn the individual scoring Florence Holmquist was the big gun on the Harry Race team as well as the rest of the league. Her 542 series was tops for the evening. Honorable mention went to Maxine Davlin of the runnerup Home Grocery team with a 530 series and high single game of 195. The men took back seat in the evenings scoring. Their best was a 473 series by Lance Hen drickson with high single game honors divided between Joe Levas- seur and Paul Fitzpatrick both with l6e.
 Prize winners with three consec- utive strikes were Jean Marsh and Florence Holmquist two-time win ner.
 Team and individual scoring fol- lows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31

The four petals of mustard flowers form a cross.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
DAUGHTER IS BORN TO
 MIR. AND MRS. BRACELEN

A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. John Bracelen at 1:20 o'clock this morning in St. Ann's Hospital. Her birth weight was eight pounds and five ounces.
 The little lady is the first child of the Bracelens. Dad Bracelen is on the staff of the mechanical di- vision of the Alaska Coastal, and Mrs. Bracelen before her marriage was laboratory technician at St. Ann's Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
BOY SCOUT TROOP IS
 INSTALLED, AUX BAY

Boy Scout Troop 690, sponsored by the Chapel-by-the Lake, was in- stalled with ceremonies Friday night at the manse of the Rev. R. E. McCluggage. Scoutmaster for the new troop is Glenn Byington.
 In the welcome to scouting, troop 609 gave the new troop a set of knot ropes, troop 610 presented first aid equipment, troop 613 gave flint and steel set and troop 23 gave signaling equipment. Charter presentation was made by district and the, field executive. Taking part in the presentation of colors were five boys from troop SIS and the II boys in troop 690.
 Committeeman for the new troop are H. E. Lindegaard, institutional representative; the Rev R. E. Mo- Lloyd Coe, Robert Pruer- CT. Floyd Ogden and Richard Cong don.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
PARKS CANNING co.
 BARGE TONED HERE
 BY SEINER ROBBIE

The Parks Canning Go. barge, beached at Cosmos Cove Tuesday morning after having a hole stove in it, was lowed by the company's seiner type fishing boat Robbie to Juneau Friday afternoon after a patch had been placed on the hull. The barge will be repaired here before it is lowed to it's destination, Cordova. Equipment aboard the barge damaged by salt water after the bleaching will be salvaged here. Included in the equipment were electric stoves, office equipment and electric motors. The Robbie, ekippered by Paul Pedersen, left Tor Cordova this morning and returns in about a week for the barge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
BROWNIE TROOP MEETS

Brownie Scout Troop No. 3 met at the Elks Hall last Saturday. We had an Easter egg hunt using mac caroni instead of eggs. When the hunt was over, the leaders gave us candy eggs for pieces of macar- oni. Katherine Orme found the most and got chocolate egg. Then we colored Easter eggs. While some girls chose the prettiest eggs, we sang song.
 Marjorie Flint, reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
HOSPITAL NOTES

One patient, Mrs. Thomas Rad onich, was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday Admitted this morning was Mrs. John Bracelen.
 Discharged yesterday were Lionel Mover, Samuel Aimanta, Mrs. John Schnobel, Mildred Harris, Donald Bourland, Nick Sucin, Nick Gray
 No patients were admitted or discharged at the Government Hos pital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
lNITIiTI0N HELD FOR.
 PIONEERS OF ALA5kA

The largest meeting in months was held by the Pioneers of Alaska and Pioneers Auxiliary last night in the IOOF hall. Initiated into the auxiliary were 19 while there were IA initiated by the Pioneers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
JUNEAU SINGERS
 TO HAVE SOCIAL
 THURSDAY EVENING

The Juneau Singers will gather for a social meeting next Thursday, April 5, at 8:45 in the Methodist church basement, President Richard Freer announces. A special treat is in store for those who attend as the wire recording of the recent program held at the 20th Century Theatre will be played. A financial report on the program will be read and there will be election of officers for next year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31
ARTS AND GRATIS
 HOLDS ELECTION

All members of the board for the Arts and Crafts, chairmen for the last show of the organization and interested parties are urged to at- tend the meeting of the organiza- tion Monday evening at 7:30 in the Territorial Museum in the Federal Building as there will be an election of officers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-31

Otis M. Hill, Jr. of Greenville, s. 2. is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-04-25

here's bright idea of mine: keep
another Franklin Sugar and Gin
namon shaker in the kitchen. Saves
me time and trouble when want
to use this spicy sweetening in my
cooking and baking. Pies, for ex-
ample: brush the top crust with
milk, then sprinkle with sugar and
cinnamon right from the handy
Franklin shaker. It's a touch of
genius
Evening star., 1951-04-25
BY the Associated Press

Seantor Mccarthy says Justice
Department attorneys have 9
complete. alright case of viola
tion of the Espionage Act" By
Drew Pearson, the columnist.
However, the Wisconsin Repub-
lican said in a Senate speech yes
lterday, Army and Federal Bureau
of Investigation inquiries have
failed to turn up the "spy in the
Pentagon" who, Senator Mccarthy
said, supplied Mr.. Pearson with in
formation which violated the
Espionage Act.
Senator Mccarthy referred to a
Pearson column of last December
which dealt with intelligence re-
ports on the strength Of Chinese
Reds in Korea.
Cowardly, Pearson Retorts.
Informed of the Mccarthy
speech, Mr.. Pearson retorted:
Senator Mccarthy, from the
cowardly safety of his Senate i'm
munity, is rehashing a phony
Ifour-month-old incident which he
knows to be absolutely false.
Perhaps he is doing so to cover
up the fact that he. himself
violated cryptographic security by
publishing the exact date of a
coded message. thereby helping
the enemy to break our secret
code.
1.-THE information I published
was not in violation Of the
Espionage Act"
Says It Was Cleared.
Senator Mccarthy charged in
December that Mr.. Pearson's
column violated military secrecy
Mr.. Pearson said the material had
been cleared before he used 1t
In yesterdays speech Senator
Mccarthy said the Army and FBl
investigations have produced evi-
dence to make a clear-cut case Of
violation of the espionage laws by
Mr.. Pearson" and the information
is in the hands of the Justice
Department.
Mr.. Pearson has brought q
damage suit against Senator Nc
Carthy. and others. charging that
the Senator attacked him phys
ically at a party last December
IL and, with the others, circulated
"libelous, false and defamatory'
assertions about him.
CriticiZes British Government.
The Senator also charged ir
the speech yesterday that the Brit
ish government is actively help
ling the Chinese Communists
while British boys are dying in
Korea"
Out of 10 ships going into Com
munist ports with war materials
Evening star., 1951-04-25
cCorthy Reiterotes Charges;
Pearson Calls Him Cowurdly

seven ships are sailing under the
British flag" he said.
He said Prime Minister Attlee's
Labor government does not rep
resent the British people any more
than "the Acheson crowd" repre-
sents the people of the United
States.
He waved two large photo
graphs which he said showed Mr..
Attlee reviewed "a Communist pa
rade" in 1887 or 1888, giving "the
Communist salute" !"
He also declared that the United
States 7th Fleet is not neutraliz-
ing Formosa-itS officially an
nounced mission in Far Eastern
waters-but is protecting the Chi
nese mainland at the instigation
of the pals of Alger Hiss"
Evening star., 1951-04-25
.Asio's National Income
Averages $50 q Person

SINGAPORE.-Per capital ma
tional income in most of South
and Southeast Asia averages about
$50. compared with about $500
in Great Britain and nearly 81, 100
in the United States.
In the area, agriculture provides
the livelihood for more than half
the population, and in some coun-
tries as much as 80 per cent of the
people live off the land.
Evening star., 1951-04-25

odors that cling to enamel. And
there are no grit or suds to rinse
away.
So simplify this week-after-week
chore for yourself: wipe interior
with soda on damp cloth. Wash
ice trays in soda solution; 3 Tbsp.
to at. water. From my own long ex-
perience with Arm & Hammer and
Cow Brand Baking Soda, know
soda's safe Nth food, keeps your re-
frigerator safe for food. Yes-and
at a cost of less than w a week!
Evening star., 1951-04-25

NEW. Each one helps you have
better breakfast-whether you pick
a new one every day or stand by
old loves.
Post-Tens appeals to me! I love
a crisp cereal, specially packed for
freshness, in box just for me. AS
for hildren-they go for Post-Tens
in3a big way. A tasty cereal, boxed
toX heir size is a novel treat.
Evening star., 1951-04-25

rooms, pick them at flavor peak,
broil them in pure creamery butter
- then pack these exceptionally
tasty mushrooms in their own broth.
BinB Mushrooms are ready for you
to use, without peeling, trimming
or waste. A really thrifty, time
saving buy!
Evening star., 1951-04-25

thing as you clean-sinks, bath
tubs, refrigerators, stoves. Cuts
kitchen grease on pots and pans,
too. And leaves your hands looking
their best. Get Bon Ami Cleanser
today-see how wonderfully it
shines for youl
Get fhis, tool You'll like handy, thrifty
Bon Ami Coke, too, for many house.
hold eleonins tosks.
Evening star., 1951-04-25

wall edge. No other mattress has
this sag-proof rest-assuring sup
port. 1t buttresses each side Of the
innerspring so that the edges sim
ply cannot sag (see diagram).
You can sit on it. and the edges
won't sag. 1t protects your rest
and comfort for years to come.
Yes, for years to come In fact.
the Eclipse Springwalls described
below are actually guaranteed for
ten years against structural de.
fects. See them at your dealers to.
day! They're the most beautiful,
dutiful mattresses you can buy!
Evening star., 1951-04-25

broiled in but
ter and their
rich flavor does
W on d ers for
simple foods.
And no wonder
for in the
BmB hothouses
they grow only
choice. extra
havorful mush-
Evening star., 1951-04-25
coMsINE TWO GOOD IDEAS

TNRIcH A RAREB1r with BinB,
T. Broiled-in-Butter, Mushrooms
(plus broth). Serve on toasted
English mullins. One of my best
menu aids, find, is to keep several
cans of savory BinB Mushrooms on
hand. They're the only mushrooms
Evening star., 1951-04-25

QeuClOuS ana
fresh. You'll en-
joy them all
like Raisin-
B r a n P os t
T o a s t / e S
Grape : NJ is
and that honey
of a cerea J,
SugarCrisp. It's
Evening star., 1951-04-25

uaHlOn GOgeLfier
in a handy glass
shaker. Now it's
a simple matter
for everyone to
make tempting
cinnamon toast
to his own taste.
right a t tn e
{ a bile nd
Evening star., 1951-04-25

never scratches
And because it
never, neUeT
scra tch es. it
never dulls any
shiny surface.
I n S t e a d, it
leaves a super
sheen on every.
Evening star., 1951-04-25

Much As 4 FaCOr hurry-up
helpers I value the finish Of my
sink and bathtub too much to
choose a cleanser for speed alone.
In my experience, Bon Ami
Cleanser is the real buy. Grit-free
Bon Ami cleans fast but never,
Evening star., 1951-04-25

cl e er and
sweeter in hall
the time! 1t
emulSifes greasy
film -. Sweetens
as it cleans, ban
iSheS mlIStv
Evening star., 1951-04-25

LADY, how can you expect to
feel rested, if your mattress is
worn out :. or sags at the edges
...o or was bought at a bargain to
save a few dollars?
Your mattress is one of the most
important things in your life. Be.
cause a good nights sleep is one
of the most important things in
your life. Without a good nights
sleep, you're lucky if'you and your
husband work at more than 500
efficiency. Amy doctor will tell you
that.
That's why you owe yourself the
very best mattress you can buy
wonderfully comfortable Eclipse
Mattress with the exclusiveSpring.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
BLOSSOM OUT AT BREAKFAST

by serving your favorite Post
Cereals the Post-Tens way! Here's
an assortment of 7 cereals in 10
individual no-waste packages-all
Evening star., 1951-04-25
a GEM OF AN IDEA

that's what Franklin had when
they put Franklin Sugar and Gin
Evening star., 1951-04-25
JES5IE'5N&>,z;zlI;htes'a;sk,E I, q g *
by Jessie De BOTH

New wonderful with pot short ribs eorned beef
this eloudsht d Hot mohed potatoes feohery
with rich ereoml Also grand with meot: Hot cooked spo
Evening star., 1951-04-25

Cast Working Time by using
Arm & Hammer or Cow Brand
Baking Soda for cleaning your re-
frigerator. Leading refrigerator
manufacturers who advise baking
soda for this purpose are SO right.
Soda makes your refrigerator
Evening star., 1951-04-25

vor trick to help him relish bland
low-calorie vegetables like green
beans, It helps build up the appe-
tite-appeal Of lean meat, too, and
lsh-when rich gravy is forbidden.
Fine cooks everywhere use this ia
nous dry mustard
Evening star., 1951-04-25

Murine is grand sleepy heavyeyed mornings eu
time And Murine is just during day.
the effects of wind smoke light glare Garry
with you-use it regularly.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
HOT ENGLISH MUSTARD
M cup Colman's Dry N
z tahlesnnnns water

Mix gradually with cold water to consistency
Of thick cream, stirrina we'll TO break no ali
Jumps. Let stand 10 minutes TO develop full
hasoF. Never add fresh mustard to old. Mix
ss needeg Wonderful on baked frankfarters
Evening star., 1951-04-25
ENJOY YOUR REDUCING DIET
ADD WONDERFUL zEsT to your salads
~ with Colman'S (dry) Mustard.

No extra calories
lots of extra
zippy flavor. And
if your husband
needs to slim
down. Colnan's
iS ON artfnl flo.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
"Whof q Sweet
Racket / Coil"

''My racket works because
Mommy doesn't know the
secret. Iwon't 'teatmy spinach
unless | get JJJ Coco
NUT MACAROONS for
dessert. Boy, what a sweet
racket! What Mommy
doesn't know is: l like
spinach, tool"
JsfV
cccoNUy kAcAeooNs F.. COLONIAL CREAMS
CHoCOtATE.PecAN COOKIES
IEMCN Ittlfls ORANGE IHlslS
Evening star., 1951-04-25

sheiti with evried cream sauce baked
add more color, delicious crunch and
flavor serve red cabbage eoIeslaw.
Evening star., 1951-04-25

Don't Fay TO in tired to the dusty smoky world
tell
Evening star., 1951-04-25
Would regularly sell for much, much more

Thky ted with handsome oer usually expensive
Smart choose besides
Evening star., 1951-10-13
Diplomats Observe
5O0th Anniversary
OF Queen Isabella

Parallel views on Queen Isabella
of Spain we're expressed yesterday
on the 500th anniversary of her
birth by North American and a
Latin American.
Both Edward G. Miller, jr.
Assistant Secretary of State for
Inter-American Affairs, and Don
Fernando Berckemeyer, Ambas-
sador from Peru. highly praised
the Queen who sent Columbus on
his famous voyage Of discovery
during the George Washington
University's convocation on the
1"Cultural Life of the Americas.
in Lisner Auditorium.
Before a gathering that included
many Of the Latin American dip
lomatic corps and the direct
descendant of the famous Colum-
bus who is visiting Washington
now, both men spoke highly OF
the Queens work in originating
the voyage and later in the assur-
ing of cultural development in
the New World and a fair break
for the Indian inhabitants.
The speakers were introduced by
Dean Henry Grattan Doyle of the
university, a noted authority on
Latin American Affairs, while DR.
Elmer L. Kayser was marshal OF
the convocation.
Also present on the speakers
platform were DR.. Hector David
Castro, Ambassador from Ell Sal
vador. and DR.. Alberto Lleras,
secretary general of the Organiza-
tion of American States.
Mr.. Miller prefaced his talk by
expressing the State Departments
appreciation to the university for
making the event possible.
Evening star., 1951-10-13
ssMOST FOR THE
MONEY!
1852 N. Roosevelt St.
ARLINGTON

Here you'll find reol value! You'll
have more living spoce for less
money in this Immaculate 4-bed-
room brick Cape Cod situoted on
q lovely level lot, incIosed with on
ottroetWe white fence. Only Sl6.-
500. Attractive terms. Eorly pos
session. 1t will poy you to investi-
gate today!
DIRECTIONS: Ont Lee Hiohwdy, right on
Qaantico ST., left on N. 26th, right on N.
Roosepelt 81. to omen sion.
Evening star., 1951-10-13
Committeeman Re-Nomed

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct. 10
R.-George r. Heidrich of
Charles Town has been reap
pointed by Gov. Patteson as a
member of the State Soil Conser-
|vation Committee for term end
ing September 6, 1855.
Evening star., 1951-10-13
BY the As.oeiaied Press

The retiring Undersecretary of
the Air Force says the rate of
plane production for the Air
Force can be more than tripled
by the end Of next year if the
present pace keeps up.
But, John A. McCone said in
Ia statement, if the pace is to be
maintained. controls over critical
materials must cut deeper than
is presently the case"
Mr.. McCone resigned this week
Evening star., 1951-10-13
|kcCone Says Plane Output Can Be TrpIed by 1853

to go back to private life. He has
been in charge of aircraft produc-
ton problems.
Evening star., 1951-10-13
"FAMILY HOME''
5000 18th ST., South
Arlington

ia cheerful CoIonioI for the growing foniIy
lin convenient CIoremont located near
FoirIineton and Shirley Hiehwoy Ideal
fenced and shaded yord for tiny tots. 8
light and tostefuIly decorated bedrooms
|ond tile bath. Maximum floor space of
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room. with loe-burnine fireplace. Excel
lent. full basement for workshop or
|ploy space. Other features include COS
hot-woter heat, combination sereen-stom
(oluminum windows, and with hard to find
|49o first trust loan. Price. Sl6,5oo.
DIRECTIONS: Out Shirley Hiohway to Route ?
(Leesburg Pike, right to 25th Street South
fentrance to CldremonU, right to house and
our signs.