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% huntington , f« C ^j ^t^, I TENTS CAMPING EQUIPMENT 350 NEW YORK AVE. ' Opp. W. T. Grant *¦ HUntington 4*6 1 59 f Headquarters for AMELI A F.ARHART AND OSHKOSH LUGGAGE * Umbrella* and Costumo Jewelry sty&irs LUS-GAGE SHOP 340 ^ow •Yorl' Avonuo Huntington. N. Y. HU 4-2605 Easter Sunrise Service Ai Village Park The annual Easter Sunday Sun- rise Service -will again take -place In the. Northport Village Park , Main Street , Easter Sunday, April 10 at 7:00 a. m. . There will be special music and the guest speaker will be the Rev, John Wason of Stony Brook School. Everyone Is welcome to this service. In case of Inclement weather the service will be held in the Northport Baptist Church. Laurel and Scudder Avenues. 7 Commack Lions Club Hears Of Work For Blind Members of the Commack Lions Club were given first hand know- ledge of the Robert J. Smltbdas Program of the -Industrial Home for the Blind at their recent meet- ing. John Spanler one member of the community relations team made some Introductory remarks ahout bis truly remarkable companion Robert J, Sniith ' das , for whom the program la named. Mr. Smltbdas , who : Is both dea f and blind since the age of five amazed the mem- bership by his near perfect move- ments and actions considering bis tremendous handicap. Mr. Spanler , who is his constant companion and converses with Sir. Smlthdas by the formation of the letters ot the alphabet with.bis fingers , in- formed the spellbound audience of the outstanding educational achlev- ments of his friend. Among other honors , Mr. Smltbdas , . is the only deaf and blind pernor in the world to attain a Masters degree from an accredited university. * Mr. Smltbdas spoke about the recreational and educational facil- ities of the Burrwpod home for the blind , located near Huntington. OCEAN AVENUE SCHOOL NEWS Benefit Card. Party . .. -£. . - . Chairmen for the . benefit , card party to be held at Ocean . ' Aytoue School on April .29 are:- Cards ^~ Arthur Worm , Prizes—John Ryder , Tables and Chairs . — Paul Fazio , Tallies and. Pencils—Barbara Bry- ant, Tickets—Lawrence Felt , Pub- licity—Betty Jane . Gray, \ ' Refresh- ments—Pat Dolan . and Clean , up— Paul Davis. Donald Schllne , . chalr- man of the scholarship fund \ com- mittee for this year Is • general chai rman. ' ¦ t ? ? * • : A Class Magazine On Wednesday, - March 16 , Miss Cross ' Fourth Qrade published \Little Echo \ , a mimeographed magazine. Everyone in the . school was surprised-nt' the very fine niece of work these, boys and girls turned out. They included such features as an editorial , Uories , jokes , nnd even a cross- word puzzle which thoy mad e up. MORE NORTHPORT ON PAGE 5 , SECTION 2 Alteration S pecialists Small Hornos • <^. </¦ , N V CO 2-985? HA I-2M8 MOVING ^ STO RAGE FRANK J. KEILY Jericho Tpkd.V.&? Verloye Ave. Elwood, Huntington , N. Y. ——< ¦¦*— II I I i nn ¦ CROMIC AS A PROFESSION OFFEltS GREATEST OPPORTUNITY TO SE&WjS FELLOW MAN Tho Palmer School o! Chi- ropractic , DcwonrMrUow-a \ , ' : olloro a standard 4-year course , <t,46S GO-mlnuto clock hours, This course* ,, based on hours ol instruc- : tlon given, is equivalent to savon collage- yearn In, any university or collcgo in .United Stateo or- Can- ada, P&C. ALUMNI ASSN. f For Further Inlomnollon Contool Roivri ASBealj ti c. 12 HEMLOCK AVENUE HUNTI^aTOM , N. V. LARKFIELD SCHOOL NEWS Our Movie . Miss Foley ' s fourth grade had a movi-e Wednesday, March 16 about the desert. They made It themselves. Everyone had a story to write about the Na valio desert or the Arabian desert, and the plants and' animals in the desert. They also made pictures about their story. If their story was about the Arahian desert -th ey dressed like Arabs , and if their story was about the Navaho desert they ' dressed like Navahos. Miss Foley ' s class had been working on the movie for a long time. Miss Foley helped the children put the movie together. The movie was held In th eir classroom at 1:15 and at 2 o ' clock , two classes at a time saw it. * * » • Larkfleld Intramura l Sports Intramurals came to a close with Mr. Worm ' s class winning the A League; Mr. Jennings ' class ¦won the B League and -Miss Ar- rlgo ' s class won the C League. In the C League Mrs. Zabowskljs class fought hard and won an overtime game by scoring 6 points to SIlss Coldon ' s class 2; final score 12-10. Mrs. Zabowski' s clas s also scored 4 points in an overtime to defeat aiiss Foley ' s class 15-11. The same class also scored 3 points to defeat Miss Asp-den ' s class 19-16 in an over- time period. In the B League the most excit- ing game was when Mr. Jennings ' class swamped Mr. Lacouette ' s class 23-13. This game was for the i championship. One of the star players on Mr. JennlngVtenm was absent and although the team AMOUNTS TO $25 ,000.00 - PERIODS TO 30 YEARS | . ;: ; AT 5% I NT Elf ST ¦m JSZK Consu,tat!on e^smm ema * Building Loans ' ' - lUi ^l Appraisal Ft EC © Conventional Loans fa ff wJI , Corn,n'tment IP IF ^t | © . Refinancing Arranged 5™ W Inspection Q ib-j& yl- 1 <** 4l/ 2 % G. I. Loans PHONE DAY . OR f-ais-a,. « RflHff ran m j e^mm*® OFFICE HU 4-7614 a i1LJnk ini tf\ 111© ; H^&|& Long ' island City ' O ESTABLISHED 1923 O finished with only 3 playerii , their bard playing and:good\ .; teamwork proved tot) much for the star stud- ded l-auconette team. ' . ' . , ' ' In ' the A. League teamwork and hard iilay enabled Mr , Worm ' s class to defeat Jlr. Elford' s class and clinch the championship In nn overtime 31-33. The score at the end of the regular playing time -was 2S-29. Dennis Tuday—Sixth Grade —Mr. Worm * ? ' * ' « . First Grade News Since Christmas some of the fathers have stopped in to visit. When they come we show them all around. We like to read to them. too. We saw Mr. Duncan , Mr. Perricone , 3Ir. Beckman , Mr. Biako , Mr. Knight, Dr, Owen , Mr. Santoriello and Mr. Wade. Mr. Santorlello and Mr. Wade are in- terested in our musical activities in first grade. * * * • Home Economics Party The 8D girls had a wonderful home economics party, on March 16 marking the end of Home Economics class. Our hostess was Jane Forrest. Esther Dobenecker . Judy Gilbody, Cathy Levy, and. Norma Kemble donated the delici- ous refreshments. No party is ever complete without entertain- ment. Judy Wright played her flute . Carrie Watson danced a toe ballet number , and Jane Forrest played her clarinet. Linda Booth was announcer. Board Meeting Postponed The next regular meeting of the Boar-d of Education , Union Free School District No. 4 , has beep postponed fro m Monday evening, April -1th , to Monday. : evening, April nth. Dr. - Charles Tl Cowan , ' Superintenden t of Schools , will be attending tho annual conference of the American Association of School Administrators , In Cleveland , Ohio , during part of the week of April •lib. \ , . o 9 o • • o o • e •sToTITn^p Only BANTM ¦ BRINGS _ ' . \ , - ; V;| \Reckm \ eiM 3&m^o^m ro YOUR l^ vj • LAW N ;,go - fvUy ^^Sii Guoranseed j r fSjis^^^^w Xro&or powered by 3-h p. Bri ggj % t*J ong ine-2 forward jpeeds-one reverji, .7 Roller , - SIcklc-Bor , Sncw Blode !«tJ Suedor , Spiker , Etc., available. ' 1 \We Service Whaf We St? Jericho T p lce., ai New YorU Huntington Station , N. ¥ HU 4-4344 Open Friday Until 9 p.n. eocco mto»» •••••aim Tlie Stitchers of the Presbyter- ian Church will meet at the Church on Thursday. Apri l 7 . at 10:30 AM. Mrs. Allen M. Sitib), of Alex- andria , . Va., spent the weekend wlOi her parents , Mr. and ; J£r». George C. Chevalier , of East Main Stneot. ¦ .. : ' ' . ¦ ' ¦ . ' , - ' ¦ \ . ¦ ¦ Dr. and Mr*. Joaepn C. Fulnxer , of JleLand, Fla., arrived In North- port by automobile Monduy after- noon to BpeniS a few days with .Mr. and Mrs. Harry HI, Valentine , of Lewis lloao \ , before , sailing to- day (Thursday) on the Que«n Mary for a seven-week European lour with a party of twenty-five i-oailucted by the Marsh Tours. Tholr Itinerary includes visits lo Paris (where they will spend Easier Sunday), Rome , Naples , Venice , Cologne , Germany, Hol- land , Swltterlftnd and five days of Bight-seeing in London.. They will return on the Queen Elizabeth around the middle of May. Mr. and Mr«. Angelo Scandalls , of Iteaervolr Place, had as their guentfl last ivcek Mr. Scandalle ' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chrls Scan* dal l* of Manchester . N. H. While hero the two couples took a throe- day motor trip to Washington* D. C. and visited the elder Scandalls 1 daughter , ' Mr*. A. Allison , and fam* lly., and at»o toured the Capitol. Mr. and Mrs.. Scandalls , Sr. sailed at midnight on Friday for Athens , Greece; whore they will sp«nd nix months. This Is their first ylslt to their birthplace In over forty yearn. Ilurton A. Conlclfn , of Mnln Street , met with n painful accident on Friday while ho was doing some plumbing work at the Mink Fnrm in Coromnek. He was working- in H small enclosure when a blow torch fell over , sotting fire to his clothing. Ho managed to get out of the enclosure but then the wind fanned the blaze and some of his clothing was burned off ot htm and one leg badly burned from the ivalst clown. He has been confined to his bed since the accident. Billy Scnnilalls , son of Mr. nnd M M . Angelo Scandalls of Ileser* voir Place , celebrated his first birthday on Friday with a family get-together. \While his J parents were In Wnnhlngton. D. Q. last week Billy stayed with his grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. William J. Slflttery of Scudder Place. The . Ladles ' Auxiliary of St Paul' s Methodist Church will meet Monday evening. April 4 , at the Church, with Mrs. , Blanche . lief* » JI MII » an — \¦¦¦ ¦'¦ ¦ ^\*^ ~^ ^-^ — 'IGIFTS ¦:; . I. For Everyone |a . Mother, Dad, Kiddles jgj ' . end f r ' tendi • if ' Alway» Room To Park At !|:rai¥rrj . si \f\ i ' KCTOU ( W »^ T */« uov» cc**ami woc«i8 ; t Asmsn' e DBAWINC AIAIERIAI SHOP ' J ^ ? *ki»*9tfml*i * <m* tvff il** - ll»*J* * OHiit fwrtt+tm ) J I* K% W/ll Vft«l****l »|« t. -t HQIV»«TWai0NH^*l0fi . HT. .; ] ff j ^iw iiiinialil » i ¦ Itt- ** \ »¦*«~bM I i^«i.fc>,H.i- !?!p —'^ ~ ~~~ Z Kmrm : ij! i j We want to meet your oil burner! iSi ! J Wo wont to take full rosporulbillty for its operation . . . lo j§! give your homo safe , cheap, dependa ble huat with Atlnntic ' s j J j famous triple-refined heating oil ., . now with o now additive I * I that hol|w prevent so-diment from forming in your tank, I i Wo promise prompt deliveries , routine and emergency [J Mrvice—day and night. Plonoo call now and make arrange- il , merits for , complete oil burner iwrvlce, [j j il ' « ; |' |MgS| Wm. L Kissam , Im. 11 SlIfSl ilE' l6 Ma,lt St,/ Northport , N.V. II mS ^^^ m Sm. ^ ono NOrth port js^jja rgga^ I S MM HIIH 3 ' 0334 iHilBfi j# 5&^Mia«ailMgM 3*09^9 Ujj WmmSWmr ;gj^== ¦!¦¦»¦«»» ,, r,.,,,..-,,, „, ,, ,1 ^ ^ ' _ ; ¦—¦ — |ji 1 • STO P IN AT STILES MOTORS IN NORTHPORT , SEE jj il CHEVROLET BOB FLEISHER . OR ANY OF THE \ BOYS THERE , AND iii $1778 Y0UU UKE WHAr You HEAR WHEN YOU TALK ¦ .. ,. * TRADE-IN , OR YOU'LL LOVE WHAT YOU HEAR ti I \ lso \ 2-Door Sedan ) WHEN YOU TALK NO TRADE, ' THEY HAVE TWO j i ft ncMORI 1 ° F ™ E RNEST CARS - CHEVROLET AND OLDSMO. SI A «S' £rinf«!i I -K BILE - L00K AT THE p R |CE TAGS . NO OPTIONS OR j ; vJ[ &1W j k && EQUIPMENT INCLUDED. YOU'LL SEE WHY THEY Si Jl»4##^ SELL MORE CARS TH/W ANY OTHER DEALER IN tii 88\ 2-Door Sudan V L ~ - 1 THEIR TERRITORY. EASY FINANCING* I COME IN NOW! II '* . BOB riEISHm • I ' . CTSB K fkhJhp . ' CO' - l^ 2i3 bs^ ta.ts tsa sabs' BttBxssr ti . xs»' . .5tt \si \sJ tsp uSEdO ; ¦ ., '• ' ' ¦ . ¦ Aulhorhod Chc/rolot-^ OIdimobllo Oetkt | ; ; ;Maiii St ^OrtSsp©^ 34848 r . .n^. ' J ^ * »« '» w i i ; -M i'i- «Mi*» «m «i-ii« m - r ii»ii i « ¦¦ > •«¦¦«¦ ¦»•»«¦ »-»«rii«rii»iii-iii»«iiwiiii««i<iiHr<»»w>-ii-ii- *<i<>M>«iM»iiiiMM»M«Mii »iiMiiMw -iiiii ferta , MI SB Bcnsie- Lewln and Mrs, Gustaf Hoot as co-hostesBea. A covered dJirtt supper at C'SO . will precede the meeting. Mr. and Mm. William G. Btishell, of Bayvlew Avenue , were dinner gue*ts cf 'Rev. and Mrs. Robert Carlson , of Brooklyn , Monday eve- ning. ' ¦ . ¦; ' • - Bill Bushel! , thlrtccn-month-hid son of Mr. and 3irs. Gordon Busheil of Bayvlew Avenue , has been a pntlej it in Huptlngton Hospital for the past ten- days for treatment , but Is coming along nicely and Is ex pected home this week. ' James R, Cregan , of Mlddlevllle Road . Fort Salonga , certified public accountant , has been elected a memher of the American Institute of Accountants , national profes- sions) society of CPA' s. Mr. Cregan Is Assistant Supervisor of tho Order Billing Section of llepubllc Aviation Corporation. Miss Joyce Harah , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Harsh of Church Street , a junior Ire the Col- lege of Liberal Arm, University of New Hampshire , received high hon- ors for the first semester of the year , accord Ins to a release from the dean ' s office. Word has been received . by'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laag, of Highland Avenue , that their son-in-law , Ray Leldlg, will graduate from the pre- med school at the University of Washington in Seattle in June, completing the four-year course in three. Mr. and Mrs. Leldlg and two children expect to spend the sum- mer vacation In Northport with Mr. and Mrs. Lnag, nft«r which Mr. Leldlg will enter the College of Medicine at the same Universi- ty. William S. Romano , Clasn ot lD56 , .Brown University, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Romano of Church Stree t , Northport , has recently boen named to the Brown Dean ' s List. A graduate of North port High School , be Is a candidate ifor the Bachelor of Arts degree. He has been a member of Phi Kappa Psl fra ternity, the Browri Yacht Club, Brulnavlans arid the Drown crew. . Mr. and . Mrs. Marshall D. Wool! , ' of \Washington ¦ Street , celebrated their twentieth wedding annivers- ary on Monday. Those who ' called to offer their congratulations were Mr . ' and\ Mrs. D. E. 'Baisley. Sf „ Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Balsley, Jr., Mr. and Mra. Peter SOhlerheek and Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Sheflin. A delightful evening was spent. Ulr, and Mrs, John K. Hawkins , and daughter , Irma , of East Main Street , return ed Monday, from a weekend trip to Hoartwellvlllo , Vermont , where they enjoyed the akllng near Dutch Hills. Palm Sunday Is cantata time In many churches , and St. Paul' s Methodist Church choir wilt give niiiali: lovers another treat. \Qeth- semiino to Golgotha \ , a truly mod- em , cantata by 11. Alexander MUtt1iews7 tvlll be \ -presented by the well-trained - choir and solo- ists. Hear -the story of the cruci- fixion Palm Sunday evening at 7:50, The public Is Invited. Dr. Loretta Cofrurn , of Brattle- boro , Vt . Mrs. Leltoy Hartt and daughter Mary, or West Chester- field , N. H. and Mrs. Edward L. Ketcham of Soundcrest Avenuo , Northport ,; returned Thursday from a month' s motor . &rjp to Florida. Edward L. Ketcham , of Sound- crest Avenue , who spent the past month In West Chesterfield . N. H. •with LeRoy Hartt . returned home on Thursday. ( Word has been Teceived here of the death ' of Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Unlondale , L. I. , formerly of .Northport , late Tuesday afternoon a fter a long Illness with a heart aliment. Before moving to Union- dal e about three and one-half\ years ago , Mr. , and -M rs. Johnson resided on Highland Avenue. Surviving besides her, husband are a (daugh- ter , Mrs^ Jerome Connplly, and two grandchildren. Ftineral arrange- ments had not been completed when The Long-Inlander went to press , OPEN PAL CLUB R0€M IN K0RTHP0RT The Northport Police Athletic League held open house in its newly decorated and furnished cliibroom In part of . the former Village ' firehotise on Saturday. More than 60 boys brought their parents to show them around the room, now equipped with a tele- vision set , game tables , doshs nnd chairs which were* donated by local business firms and Individuals. The official opening of the club- room marked the beginning of the second year ot the organization which now has 178 members from 10. to 16 years of age. The boys have formed hobby groups , gone on campin g trips , and to major League oallgames and the circus. -A rifle club Is learning the principles of handling firearms from films and talks ' by members of the police force. The boys will bo able to practice at the High School rifle ran go and at an out-of-door range planned for the Steers Sand and Gravel Corp. property, according to Police Chief Percy D . Ervln. . Tlie boys are divided Into a Junior group for those between 10 and 13 . and a senior group for those 13 to 16.: Boys over 16 will bo made counselors for the young- er PAL members, or join the Road Runners , Nortbport' s hot rod group which , also , Is under police spon- sorship. Chief Ervln said that he hopes to be able to enlarge the clubrbom so that a ping pong table and other games and fu rniture already donat- ed can be put to use. Ho Is enlist- ing the Interest of the boys ' parents, lo help supervise cliibroom und out-of-door activities. Volun- teers may- sign up -Monday, through Friday from I to G P.M. and on Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 6 P J .M. The number of Volunteers will determine the times when the clubioom can be kept open , he said, . Chief Ervln pointed out that the Village Police aro sponsoring the organization , but expect tbo com- munity to support . It by rankin * . donations during the fund drive now ' In progress. . Tho hoys solocl their own officers and plnui theli own activities , ho said , under the supervision of volunteer adults. The Northport Police force feelt that great strides have been inniU during PAL' s first year and have boon pleased with the friendly relationship thoy have oaliibllshoil with tho members. St. Phih p Ncri Drive Passes Halfway Mark More than $75 , 000 has beon real- ized to date on lust August' s sub- Bcrlptlon drive for the St. Philip Noil Palish Uxpnnslon Fund, il was announced tills week hy Rev, Potor I.. Altmn. n , moderator and Joseph A. Finn , general chairman of ' the campaign. The response which first raised the orlRlnnl subscription total to $1 15 , 000 was followed by prompt paymontH on pledges; enabling ne- cessary work on the Chapel , Con* vent , nml School lmlldlnga to ' bo completed Immediately without tho extra expense of borrowed funds ' . Another 'hlBliliRht hun boon tho fulfillment of Individual pledges viuylnK from |IE0 to $2 , 000 well In advance of thi* two*yoiir subscrip- tion period. Kojunlly encouraging to officials him been tho mipport of now resldoiitu. of the parish nron In Contorport , aroonlawn, ami Norlhrioi t who will Join la tho ex- pansion offort over tho remaining Hlxloon months. Wo rking on thn accounting and follow-up pliusos of tho cainipalgn mo the MI BSOH Wllma and Clara School dor, John Ilnnnra , .Anthony do drool. . Thotnim Mahonoy Sr„ Andrew Scliourniann anil JVIexand- or filiupnoii W IIWHU vuUinleor Intor* eat and time hnvo kept tho fund progra m ' In high gear. North port Baptists Give F i lm \F or Good Or Evil\ Tlio Christian Film 1-Vltowohlp of tho North-tort Rnpttnt Church , will Invito tho public to tho un- usual film , \For Good or Rvll\ , which It will present this Saturday evening at the i church on Laurel and S CII -M MI - Avwi ' uiVm , Nmihnort, It HtiutH at 7:3(1 i' .M., und will bo foljowort by St. Paul' a Voyngo to Rome , fiplaoilo No. 12. \For Good or Evil\ dollvorn a moiiniigo on monoy, Mth now ronllwm -»i show- Ing It to ho \tbo t-ongenleil invent of dully work ,. .. It could bo uncd for good or evil. \ Vicky .Werder, daughter of ilr. jmdiMrs . Kenneth Werder of Wood- jjhao -Avenue, h»s been III with •Ihe flu for the past three weeks. * Judge and Mrs. Richard W. JltB- . 'wWnm of- Main Street, returned ^Wednesday night cf last week JJfrbio -»¦; month' s vacation at Weal •Palta Bench , F!». 3 Peter frlofo , son of Dr. and Mrs. »A. T rlolo ^of- Lew is Koad. * gratlti- * ate of Northport High School , has *Just been advanced to the position * of manager of the sales division of ? Duraont TV In Nevr York CI ir. J The Church Aid Society of St. « Paul' s Methodist Chtirrh will meet J Wednesday, April 6 , at 2:30 P.M. * In Morrel! C6ap«l- j - 3-vt. Ooraid M,;Mahoney, son of * Mr, and Mrs. Thomaa K. Mnlioney I of Dick Court; Is now stationed at * C»mp L« Jenne , N\ . C, with ihe * Second Marine Division. ,. ' ' * The Woman ' s Missionary' S-oclety J of Northport Baptist CSiureh « Laurel ' ; «nd Scudder Avenue- , will J meet at ' the Church ' on Wednesday, - April C . at 10:30 A..M. for an all- * AKf Hflwlbg sesBlon rind luncheon, e MTS^Lflster Krilckman and Mrs. C. ¦% WflRhbuirri1 will bo hostesses. Mem- * bcrt'awj frlehda cordially Invited. Z ' • : Miaa ; Joanhe Calma . da(igliter of * Mr^afld ' , Mrh. D. J. Cairns of I Wodd ' bull Place , was Initiated into ¦> lvappa Kappa Onmmn, national * sorority, on Manh 2(5 at St. Uiw* •¦ reneo University. Each Initiate -was J privileged to Invite an n guest to * the banquet , an alumna of Kappa Z Kappa flinmnn. Miss Cairns Invited « as hor guest , Mrs, Carolyn Robblna j fllsaon. of Potsilnm , formerly of » Northport. I A daughter, Valerie Jean, was » bom to Lieutenant and Mrs. Iloger 2-W. Hill , Jr., of South llcnd , In* * diana , on Starch 22 , laM , . In St. t^osepb' s Hospital. Mr. nmJ Mrs. -^Hlll of Sandy Hollow Road are tho I wpstenial grandparents. : ¦¦ \ ACTIVITIEfl^ ' ¦ :¦ ' TTHS NORTiiHS -FILM ' . SOCIETY ^ a '' - ' A PRK.SK^T. \ K, ' . . g OPEN CITY 1 . TUESDAY . APRiV .5 1», I ' \AT 8- .30 PM • ' !» l' il Italian film with ' EnEii,,, 1 ,! ''iil'tltles ngUs-l ;j m AT TUK - - ¦ i* M OCEAN AVE. SCHOo ' ri , NORTHPORT , N Y ^ 1 ! Directed by Koln-rto R n . , ' ¦ 1 with Anna Majriianf nf Jx WS Fabrlrl in their mo \ t a ^S I roles . . 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