n
0i
the
volcanic
i
Ontario
led
the
way
In
,
.
i..,i.,nH
in
1845
li.shment
nf
rhllilrnn'.
iii,.i
I
X
111
li'"'"
u
Muiajico
Prince
News
Rupert
Daily
f
,
alld
ashes
as
Jar
In
Canada
with
a
school
library
P,s
500
miles
distant.
1
at
8t.
Thomas
In
1902.
...Housekeeping:..
Tuesday,
May
22,
1951
It
is
a
good
thing
to
get
in
and
dig,
but
be
careful
which
way
you
throw
the
dirt.
The
traditional
fool
and
his
ncy
are
lucky
ever
to
have
got
together
in
the
first
place.
Puts
and
pans,
cookie
sheets,
I
lies
lit
foods
and
water,
alum-ca
fcioies,
measuring
cups
and
;
Inum
readily
responds
to
clean-egg
bcatsrs
arc
the
tools
of
thj
j
lng
with
soap
and
water
or
a
nomcmaker
Just
as
a
hammer
i
mild
abrasive
or
a
weak
solution
A
nails
are
the
tools
of
the
1
of
household
acid
such
as
vinegar
;.a
prn!e.
As
a
homemaker
you
or
lemon
juice,
thoulcl
choose
your
kitchen
tools
"one
of
th
newer
materials.
Don't
trust
MONTREAL,
May
22nd
1
11
mlmit,
I've
pri-with
sonic
of
tliowe
no-rinse
chemicals
on
n
ishd.iy
but
more
often
than
not
I
had
a
pair
nf
roiixli.
rpil
hauils
to
show
for
ill
That's
why
my
,
wn'TioiiiiiiR
Jays
re
over
...
I
awitclied
to
DL'ii
ilw
day
I
diMOvered
tliat
it
gave
me
such
dazzling
clean,
while
wa-lios
and
lilt
my
hands
to
no
it
mid
whim,
tool
You
we,
Dua
it
a
wise
V
wundcr-tut
ruinbiiiation
of
rirli.
rent
mail
and
tun
mruim
stainless
steel,
Is
now
being
used
for
utensils.
As
a
utensil
made
entirely
of
stainless
steel
won
d
just
as
carefully
as
any
crafst-man.
'
I
ik
economists
tell
us
that
-irn
tllleo
UllPEK
Whlclf
should
be
considered
before
it
Is
your
eyes!
tool
of
this
pyramid
with
hail-closed
eyel.
then
with
eyes
wide
open.
The
pyramid
with
appear
to
protect
inward
and
then
5
outward.
)
'
i
iv
it
hr
wi-h
terrific
cleaning
power
yet
ii
to
i
.,
,
i
i.,
ihiuik.
llifli
wny
i
une
voll
lo
r
inn
In
rii,
,h!P
n-ln'i
mil-out
red
hand.il
tiel
a
(iiant
Kronomv-Size
Dm
lit
M
time
you're
shopping
see
for
yourself
how
put
AM
C3
1
TVOwge
Miwlx
Ad.
e,
tnr
'
al
I'rrripe
Gook
with
over
fifty
IIJe-lelc3,'
taate-
J
tpiniiiiDK
appio
reciiH-si
nuni
lo
know
now
to
ha
-1
fanimia
for
vour
rooking?
then
just
try
the
recipes
1
1
m
"THE
I1.C.
APl'I.K
RKCll'E
HOOli"!
Uinta
on
I
Ikiw
to
liuv
applea
how
to
aerve
tlipm
in
lota
and
I
luis
of
tantalizing
wav.
both
freh
and
molt-vl.
M-niniml
luscious
applra
easy
to
prepare
economicaland
to
delicious
in
desserts,
an
lada.
cakes,
pies,
nh
meat
and
in
relishes
and
jnina.
Write
In
me
for
your
free
ropy
of
"The
B.C.
Apple
Recipe
Hsibara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
HQ.
dcliglitfully
illustrated
in
colour
and
juat
diuckul
of
idea
which
pot
or
pan
or
bottoms
are
made
of
copper.
The
;
hT
utensil
is
to
be
bought
for
suriace
of
enamel
ware
is
lvally!
he
home.
First
of
all,
is
it
dur-'
glass
fused
on
to
a
steel
base
by
'Mc
and
(-turriy
and
will
it
stand
firing
at
a
high
temperature,
it
p
!o
thr
war
it
will
be
given?
if
smooth,
non-porous
and
easy
condij,
is
it
convenient
to.
use,
to
clean.
Good
quality
enamel-i
fr.rt
Thirdly,
Is
it
!
ware
Is
resistant
to
acids
and
it
Euitable
for
the
type
of
cooking
Is
not
readily
marked
by
metal
.iicii
will
be
done
in
It?
It
is
spoons
as
is
the
poorer
quality,
ilways,
wise
to
remember
that
Quality
in
enamel
ware
depends
'lying
pans
of
good
quality
Is
on
the
number
of
coats
of
enamel
economy
rather
than
an
ex-
and
the
thickness
of
thj
ba?e.
'ravagancc.
On
the
other
hand,
Treat
enamel
ware
as
you
would
mev
be
'her
extravacance
to
glass,
avoid
sharp
knocks
and
pay
top
price
for
pans
which
are
see
that
the
utensils
do
not
boil
,iUom
used.
The
appearance
of
dry.
,
.
i
m
utensil
and
the
descriptive
The
unique
advantage
of
heat
label
may,
to
some
extent,
da-
resistant
glass
Is
its
transparcn-y
ale
its
quality
but,
If
the
home-
in
cooking.
Foods
may
be
seen,
maker
is
familiar
with
the
char-
without
removing
the
cover
and
actcrisUcs
of
the
different
the
hard
smooth
surface
of
g:a
si
i
a,
lf
I
"Good
Lord!
The
way
that
child
balks
when
you
send
him
to
the
store!"
C3t?boyou,1bo
Old
Recipes
For
Festival
LONDON
(CP)
Using
old
cook-dy
recipes,
several
well-known
London
reBtauranu
plan
to
re-
Optical
illusions
prove
you
can't
always
trust
your
Sjes.
U'hen
if
comes
to
paint,
your
eyes
can
fool
you
Ludly.
Any
paint
looh$
good
wlien
you
first
apply
it.
But
liow
Will
it
look
in
five
years
.
.
.
yes,
even
one
year?
tend
lo
become
too
hot
in
spots,
it
is
-
usually
found
that
th
ware,
Is
easy
to
keep
clean.
As
there
Is
at
difference
between
top
ritove
and
oven
glass
ware
it
is
important,
to
use
it
only
as
directed.'
There
;are;
two
types
of
iron
used
fbr
utensils,
cast
iron
and
sheet
.,
iron.
'
The
heavy
frying
pans
and
Dutch
ovens
are
made
of
cast..Jrt)n
while
such
things
as
bread
pans
and
cookie
sheets
are
made
,of
sheet
Iron.
When
cast
Iron
frying
pans
or
Dutch
ovens
have
been'seasohed,
by
the
manu-
,
.
Utile
;
Patsy,
aged
four,
was
watching1
her
mother
robbing
cold
cream
on
her
face.
"Watcha'
doin'
that
for,
mommy?'",
Patsy
asked.
Her'
mother
replied
that
she
was
doing
it
to
make
herself
beautiful.
The'
child
continued
watching
for
a
little-while."
Finally,
she
said.
.
'Well,
It
ain't
working
rr
i:ia
urn
I
i.
'
its
in
t
-
'
C-I-L
FAINTS
have
beauty
you
can
tee,
quality
you
can
trust.
You
can,
depend
on
them
for
the
high
hiding
qualities,
the
enduring
resistance
to
wear
and
weather,
which
make
jour
paint
dollars
go
farther.
fee,
lt'
Fun
Tm
Experiment
with
the
ingredienta
of
tsalails
but
not
such
a
good
idea
to
"experiment"
with
what
goes
into
the
dressing.
I'va
found
t
hat
salad
t'l
CKMIItf..
lull.)
hrst
when
they're
made,
with
HK1XZ
VIXKUAR8
Vlme,
Malt
and
Cider.
Try
them!
I'm
miro
you'll
agree
with
me
that
there's
something
about
their
flavour
that
brings
out
the
best
in
any
salad.
Tliry
have
jut
enough
vitality
to
heighten
ths
flavour
of,
each
good
salad
ingredient
'
without
dominating
it.
You
choosa
the
best
fruita
and
vegetables
for
your
naiads
make
sure
that
the
dressing
will
do
them
jinnee
...
.
make
it
with
Heini
Vinegars!
They
mean
salads
right
out
of
this
world
for
the
year
a
favourite
salad
season!
""
.
.
.
Kuch
a
lovely
shade
oi
n&H
Jacquerl
Yes,
I
agree
with
Jane
I
n
thrilled
with
my
PKRFl'MKl)
Jl'RA-tH.OSS
X
A
1
lt
LAC-
yi'EKI
Its
ao
sleek
and
colour
ful,
so
loug-tastlng
and
aa
fragrant
as
a'
June
garden.
Jut
try
ill
You'll
notice
that
its
perfume
is
excitingly
evident
when
the
lacquer
is
dry
on
your
nails.
And
you'll
love
those
ten
lovely
salon
ahades
one
for
every
Bummer
mood.
Truly,
for
aumnierlima
glamour,
1
can
think
of
nothing
lovelier
than
this
exciting
new
nail
lai'tpicr.
It
goes
on
so
smooth
ly
with
Ha
fine
nylon
brush.
A-lt
for
it
at
dnig,
chain
and
department
stores
IViiumed
Dura-Clos
Xail
Lacquer
(just
4.V-)
and
Dura-Gloss
Xail
l'olish
(just
.200.
.
,,,..,-
.
.............
Whenever
yon
paint,
ll
pay
to
tee
your
'
C-I-L
Paint
Dealer
firtt.
hi
Silversides
Bros.
i-r
mm
wb
caaj
ojcf'
mm)
.
fn
t
t
1
:
iii:w
materials
used
fnr
utensils,
It
Is
much
easier
to
decide
which
utensil
to
choose.
There
will
be
a
saving
both
In
money
and
storage
space
If
a
utensil
may
oe
uunzea
ior
several
purposes
rather
than
for
just
one
purposj.
Some
home-makers
prefer
matched
pots
and
pans
bought
In
individual
piece's
sets
while
others
prefer
different
types
of
utensils.
For
Instance,
one
homemaker
may
have
an
Iron
frying
pan,
a
glass
bak
ing
dish,
an
aluminum
roaster
and
enamel
ware
pots
and
pans
while,
the
person
living
In
the
next
home
may
have
all
aluminum
or
stainless
steel
utensils.
Today,
in
the
stores,
there
Is
great
variety
of
cooking
utensils
from
which
to
choose.
Home
economists
say
that
they
have
no
actual
preference
of
material
for
cooking
utensils
but,
they
want
to
point
out
a
few
facts
about
each
type.
1
Aluminum
may
be
used
for
pots
and
pans
of
all
types.
Heavy
and
medium
weight
aluminum
pans
are
-
very
durable.
Light
weight
aluminum
ware
Is
cheaper
but
is
often
too
thin
to
stand
lacturer
there
is
usually
a
sticker
on
the
pan
stating
this.
If
they
have
not
been
seasoned
the
pan
should
be
rubbed
with
unsalted
fat
and
left
in
a
warm
oven
for
several
hours
before
using
for
the
first
time.
'
;
Tin
ware
Is
iron
or
steel
coated
with
tin.
As
it
is
not
suitable
for
top
stove
use.it
is
mainly
used
as
oven
ware.
up
to
daily
Use.
If
a
pan
is
to
be
uwd
daily
it
will
pay
to
buy
the
heavy
aluminum
However,
for
things
such
as
Jelly
moulds
which
are
used
only
occasionally,
the
lighter
weight
will
do.
Though
easily
darkened
by
alka-
;
disliiipislicil
iruiliu(.
til
Hie
INilTISIl
mnii
IIJIV
In.
Lid.
i
tiny
i,r'Ammj
i
1
1
iri
r
i
t
i
i
-.v.
that
your
money
starts
to
sprout
aD
you
get
it?
Dollars
n'
cenls,
these
want
lo
go
soaring
off
into
the
blue
In
I
lie
riurrj
uu
davs
when
you
u
clean
limine.
But
I
ha
pintr
ilcais
won't
really
leei
ao
neg-li
Irrinl
if
your
meals
'
arc
always
up
to
par.
And
I
don't
U.iw
of
anything
to
give
men
Is
si
iuu
kly
and
easily
aa
'ilic
family
won't
cry
l,v"
when
templing,
I
ilwru
that
you've
,
in
miDiiics.
are
set
ii.
Serve
Jcll-0
often
;
or
in
ilctwerts.
There
wwWIul
"loekeil-in"
JKI.I.-O
JKI.LY
-
to
cIiihiv
Iroin.
aenf
IfII-0
booklet
of
Lipei
"Deitert
Magic."
rtaurU
won
vonr
name
lo:
(.enerat
Foods
i)rpt.
A.
Labourg,
Unt.
m
Monde,
Brunette
Or
Vj
nifiitrr
which
you
ui'ic
i
hut
"tatllp-tale
r
h;ur
wiih
woniiorl'ul
ol.niiTINT!
NeUe
,..
a
dvf!
yvi
it
lit
iiair
a
Mvret
that
iknttw.
N
-lie
(,'olor-uiisii
rhipp
liamKost
ui
win
n
vi.ii
wttui
it
pverv
imvum
hair
mi,
f.-lookuig
t::ii!'ii,
.ii
you
look
years
w
iiiin
a
rinsr,
dui
-
Nt'-iU'
t'olortint
pn:i;iniinir
similes
r
jij-i
!
Ami
to
V;niiv
ui
viHir
hair
Mrnil
N
kriTLE
It
i.n-rj
in
;:-(tvi's
your
hair
t
mui
theea
0
The
Intecure
reeling
wings
as
soon
davs
aeem
to
jti't
like
prices.
lii'in
rising
...
wings
of
a
few
tlieic's
really
V
of
approaching
l
line
it,
has
a
way"
is
the
liK.U.
'"mini
wlieie
they
will
I
In
anch
nf
the
B
of
PI.A.MNj."
.'
s
lush
co-Is.
'Kiunmg
to
get
warm,
",n
lie
package
and
,n'
nclp
thrmsvlves!
"''se
l.iasled.
golden
'
cud
lo
eat,
but
I
l"r
vu,
too!
In
"
get
IdO'i
"-''.
I
lie
hran
and
111
"p
ili.-r.-,
with
the
1"""'
in.
uunerala
-:,'i!
mui
lilies
of
the
'"r
breakfast
Unit's
'"'"v
(jltaker
Muf-,l-
ouU
k,e
back
for
"'llfreuei
WonTeT
"noun
Ki,
ore
.
,
1
1,
'"'
let
of
keeti-
U!
vui.
wardrobe
'.'"W
-
fresh
''Spf
nsi
vely.
H
re's
lirol
f..
'NKKUIXK
!
''.KAN
1
N
G
I
I.
I
11)
to
remove
-rvrn
fiesh
paint,
tar
'ini
from
fabrics
of
1
'jui.-k
it's
easy
'
rur
I'.nergine
e'on-""'
rauslicswlintito.
""t
harm
llu.
most
'
i
affrrt
the
colour
mt..enals-le,lvw
no
llr
'
bnainu
4
,Klor.
Yes,
"
meat
be
-
'
Inuier's
bills
aiivos
"l"T-
.
For
jiffy.
"'K,
r"'ills.
just
f.
At
drug
and
!tus
fur
a,,
hMe
You
can't
do
much
to
keep
prices
but
yon
cn
with
care
clip
the
dollars
each
payday.
How?
Well,
no
trick
to
it.
It's
mainly
a
matter
your
money
in
the
rigid
way
chance
to
take
off.
And
the
"right
Pereonal
Planning
way.
This
BANK
"'iMinnilzed-tinitnce
svslem
keens
those
flv-awav
do
you
the
most
good.
Ak
at
your
M
f
cir
your
free
copy
of
the
book-Vl,
That's
the
best
start
I
know
toward
Rolling
Back
Meat
Prices
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)-government
The
rode
herd
on
the1
country's
beef
cattle
today
in
a
program
designed
to
control
the
prices
of
cattle
on
the
hoof.
The
price
rollback
order,
aim-
Led
at
chopping
beef
prices
near
ly
10
cents
by
October
1,
went
into
effect
yesterday.
Immediately
there
were
rumbles
of
protest
warning
that
the
order
would
spur
black
market
operations
and
that
It
amounted
to
"confiscation."
'
AS
I
SEE
IT
(Continued
from
page
2)
most
unhappy
business.
The
great
majority
of
the
returnees
.o
Yugoslavia
from
Canada
could
not
hope
to
enioy
living
jianda.dj
anywhere
near
those
they
had
left
in
Canada.
The
transfer
was
particularly
-hard
on
the
Canadian-born
children
who
were
taken
back
to
Yugo
slavia
by
their
i
Yugoslav-bom
parents
often
over
protests.
Cn
our
train
west
from
Beo-grad
to
Geneva
we
were
delighted
to
meet
old
friends
from
Vancouver
John
Stark,
his
wife,
son
and
daughter.
John
is
a
well-know
a
figure
In
the
.
shoe
business
on.
the
West
Coast.
wis
tmily
were
leaving
Yugoslavia
with
mlxd
emotions,
I
lancy.
Ihev
were
elnd
to
be
going
back
to
Canada
and
the
!
joy
was
written
riant
in
their
faces.
But
they
were
sad,
too,
for
one
young
daughter,
mar-
!
rled
last
vear.
was
staying
be
hind.
Alio
many
firm
friends.
The
Yugoslav
government
has
adopted
a
much
more
liberal
attitude
recently
In
granting
exit
permits
to
such
people.
RAY
REFLECTS
(Continued
from
page
2)
1
that
the
people
of
the
United
1
Kingdom
are
patient,
as
well
as
far-seeing.
It
must
be
weil-
founded.
They
provided
a
$3000
I
kennel
for
the
accommodation
of
dogs
belonging
to
visitors
to
j
the
Festival
who
perhaps
could
do
with
a
little
help,
once
they
are
In
town.
The
National
Canine
Defence
League
saw
to
that.
IT'S
HIGH
TIME!
"Clean-up
Weeks"
have
taken
place
before
but
not
one
is
worth
a
tuppeny
hang
unless
in
the
first
place
it
is-
thorough
and
its
necessity
kept
ever
In
mind.
There
must
be
some
responsible
individual,
commlttc
or
group
prepared
for
and
capable
of
discharging
responsibility
and
possessing
the
right
to
spend
money
as
well
as
having
the
money
itself.
Above
all
let
It
be
realized
that
to
start
tidying
up
a
town
one
week,
and
forget
about
it
next
week,
Is
worse
than
useless.
This,
by
the
way,
Is
haying
time.
Yet
the
sight
of
,
flourishing,
if
superabundant,
grass
is
more
agreeable
than
decaying
rubbish.
And
the
same
Is
true
of
dandelions
that,
in
other
lands,
might
be
prized.
Skinnymen.women
gain
5,10,15
lbs.
Get
New
Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
Wht
a
thrill
I
Bnsr
limbt
fill
out;
uffl?
hollows
(UI
up:
&M
B
hii
htlf-lltrtrd,
itr-hiy
'hem-Kile"
look.
Thnu"
Midi
of
flrli.
twines,
men,
who
ufffer
could
Itla
before,
in
now
proud
of
ihspffl;.
htltb?-l"nklti
btKliM.
They
think
the
special
vlioi
-.btiiltlini,
fleh
biiildkiif
tonio,
UMrax.
ltf
tonics,
Mimuitnti.
lnvior-tnift.
Inn,
Hikiiun
11,,
Csvl-num.
eurlcli
ulixxl.
lmiirora
tPtfK.ie
end
dmeHtlon
m
iutd
ilm
(uore
trnth
uiij
aouriUnifnt;
put
flak
UU
htro
UtueK.
t
Lawhr
CurvM
Don
t
fear
fining
Tito
ftt,
Hto
wImm)
mui
tc
gaim-d
tli
.1.
10.
13
or
'
lbs.
fou
ueed
(v.r
nor
mt
I
weislit.
Hots
Utile.
Nw
"aW
iirijuilntwl"
lw
onlv
WK-.
Tit
imoiui
trex
1mlP
Tithletii
fnr
new
Usui
and
added
(mind.
;hi
wry
6r.
At
til
druHlsit.
fcaie
festival
ot
Britain
visitors
witn
"Old
hiiglish"
dishes.
These
are
lota-
recipes
over-
uslS
visitors
may
sample:
or
Cornwails
Star
Uazy
Pie
Clean
ana
bone
six
nejrins.
Place
a
fish
in
a
pie
dish
wiuii
tat
and
Dreaacrumos.
Season!
and
add
eggs
beaten
In
Tarragon
vinegar.
Cover
dish
witn
pastry,
leaving
a
centre
hole
through,
which
the
heads
sticK
upwards.
Bake
for
one
hour
and
place
a
sprig
of
parsley
in
th!
a
mouth
of
each
ltsh
before
serving.
Huntingdon
Fidget
Pie
Put
a
layer
of
apples
In
a
pie
dish,
aad
onions
and
diced
bacon.
Season
and
repeat
layers
of
apples
and
onions
until
dish
is
full.
Cover
dish
with
short-crust
pastry
and
cook
for
two
hours.
Oxford's
BanbUiy
Pie
Place
a
layer
of
apples
in
a
well-greased
dish.
sDrlnkle
with
r.Pi
anH
enr.
rants,
pour
over
a
little
heated
butter,
add
a
sprinkle
of
sugar
and
flavor
of
cinnamon.
Repeat
lavers
till
dish
Is
full
and
enve:-
with
short
pastry.
Bake
for
30
minutes,
then
glaze
with
milk
and
suear
Surrey
'
Fritters
Beat
Hire?
eggs.
Add
stale
white
breadcrumbs
till
mixture
fias
the
con
sistency
of
whipped
cream
and
sweeten
to
taste
with
castor
sugar.
Flavor
with
nutmeg
and
drop
into
boiling
fat.
The
republic
of
Bolivia
derives
Its
name
from
Its
liberator,
Simon
Bolivar,
who
died
in
1830.
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WHISKY
etlttlllD
MATUftlO
M0
I01T1ID
HUM
HUM
II
TMl
uNHVtWOR
0
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
W
hen
It
Comet
Te
Moth-Proof
ing
(and
nuw's
the
time
of
rj"7V
W7h
year!)
-
I
do
Wiia
lust
what
the
big
IWLjlJ
woollen
mills
do
(rl
'
.
.
.
mothproof
lk7X--
with
I.AllVEX.
tW
lrTZil
3No
need
to
wrap
'
and
store
winter
clothes
out
of
reach
of
moths.
One
Larvet
spraying
actually
mothproofs
the
cloth
for
a
whole
year.
And
Larvex
is
"certain-sure".
Moths
will
starve
to
death
rather
than
eat
anything
treated
with
it!
It's
i-o
pwirfc
just
spray
the
garment
with
Larvex
and
hang
it
in
its
usual
place
ready
for
immediate
wear
for
there's
no
tell-tale
odour
at
all!
Larvex
is
inexpensive,
too.
Costs
no
more
to
"I.nrvex"
a
suit
than
to
have
it
dry-cleaned
I
''-
Shoring
Serreli
is
fun
!
Especially
cooking
secrets
like
this.
Vcslcr-iluy
1
made
an
apple
pic
good,
yes
but'
it
was
the
pastry
that
caused
comments.
1
made
it
with
8UNKIST
Lemon
Juice
quite
the
tendcrest,
flakiest
and
tastiest,
pastry
I've
ever
made.
And
heres
all
von
dot
SiJNKIST
PASTRY
Silt
A
to-geUier
3
cups
sitled
flour,
1
tip.
salt.
Cut
In
I
cuo
sliorlen-Ing.
Add
i
slishlly
beaten
CBs"
combined
with
3
ttMO
Sunktst
lemon
Juice.
Add
lea
Wattr
graduallv.
just
enough
to
bind
dough
together.
Roll
pastry
out
thin
and
Una
pie
plates.
Bake
In
hot
oven
t7
deg.)
for
15
minutes.
IMskea
3
-inch
pie
shells.
Keep
unbaked
dough
in
refrigerator
until
needed.)
Try
this
Sunkist
pastry
next
pia
you
make,
you'll
love
it
I
This
amazing
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covering
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it
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1
CONGOWAU
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