PRINCE EDWARD: Last Times Toda

‘president opeiicil Lin: nxcctiiiu‘ b\' use 0i’ Ode and Creed. 110.‘; iii l '.\.is rus- ponded to lJV l\‘.'('i‘iC iiiiiiilre three visitors Mini ious mcctiiie ivurt The Sick Cont: had made no (Tilll: Discussion czi lll( ' legislation was ii (l

I aw LOTS 0F VARNISH ogii ANNUAL 1¢ VARNISH SALE

LAGAIN THIS YEAR BY POPULAR DEMAND!

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Olmfiuu vlrnlnli bnqul» s! rt. m. Don’! nlll ll upl h» ‘ lnorl hall 0|! it.- durable, wltivprool,

gulu lav pviu and GET THE OTHER HALF FOR LY u. You “in but this iibrrll allow.

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been passed since last meeting.

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Meeting closed after ivliich the cutting out pieces for the quilt. (Patriot please copy.)

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UPON TO OUR ‘STORE . .

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to the Red Cross

. completing the quiit_ Collection w: taken. amounting to

. SJan ey Younker invited the mem- i hers to iicr home for the April nieet-' llli-I. roll call to be answered with al House Cleaning.’ the King. Lunch ivas served by the hostess] members finished,

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despoiriie ccterminaiion t-o Oufiwit the mischievous molars cf this aged mzicltnes and kreu ttiem B31112 at all coat». This citiitiue has develop- ed ta-iik m;ii who sit at the oun- trc-ls with one csir czrnhtuiti. cocked Io: illp fLst ' b2": ak-doirn.

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CDORICJ LJHCIII,’ the tank men a.

luii‘. oi an impending

Mere ilicin 200 ot these United

.05 s‘ aiding 3n l-llp open for l\ 'i it. Cfllll‘) BITdBII last . All but abtut

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cr. and pvithoiit. do. a; it exisls

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the a; irals c3 iiied the

chalked message “Goo-i luck. Can-

zia. take ‘em aiva‘ ". Cari-ad; "took

Mr. Power left by olane at. abou for Halifax en route back to Ottaiia

fax Chronicle.

The Central Guardian’.

APRIL a. 1g4_1

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er MIICGYGKOI‘. commanding officer Following this the minister paid a; courtesy ca.l on Col. U. G. Dawsonn issiees'ss.°ittrest.ez-wittrtii Beverley may. 3- more“ w- plans to visit Prince Edward Island. Grade ‘X1’ - Col. IIDIaWsoYilrs nrliltlvleagroyliiice. were JOYW Q0111". 3- 90m Dmlme- cancc ed t. roug ljiniz Wen- _ _ tlicr. Accompanying the minister of Betty Bat-wise, 3 Doils Rodd air on his Yarmouth trip was Winn‘ Commander H. R. Stewart. his aicie. at Ottawa. Mr, Power had no coni- iiient to make on his visit

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beyond- tatina that it. was routine.

y the same mode of travel-Hali-

GREEN BAY SCHOOL Honor Roll for March:

Grade X-l.

Grade IX-l. Shirley Proude; 2.

Grade VIII—1. Alaali Palmer: 2. Phyllis Brown and Margaret Mac- iLerman equal; 8. Myrtle MacLeod. Gmrle VII-i. H0"- Marjorie Carr; 3. @590 Grade VI-I. , Mildred Cudmore; 3. Marjorie Mac- Lean; 4. Josie Campbell: 5 Campbell; 6. Emmy Dou Doilslflfi; 7. Elaine Hill or; 8. Ferric MOW- side '

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I y FOR - WEEK END 3.15 .2. ’ flflllL-LII _ — THREE T '— - 7-99 Huh olunm h reserved for nun oi iiorkiw CLAUDE nails; l m“ , ACTION PROGRAMME Us ‘M; mm“ M‘ ‘durum. o, _ IN v em n. newly nature so: ‘l: ‘tanned n u » a at 5 cent: n wo . a c III!‘ _ W H i able tn advance. Pllllsdégfillifl. Itflllzi- tugging nuns |pY'$ FIGHHNG Wu“ COOK'S Fon. Easter Photo: ' —————-—— snows - 14.15 é- 1.0o - 9.00 $525.. CASS O THE WALL! graPm- 556344401 ll II a _ flIS BACK T CONFEDERA ‘ION urn 1.18% I y _ ANCE- 4 The odds are Ian lo one N 0o ‘a?!’ In m “ ' against hirnmbul his six-i fiffllthmmlzfi-owfligg] pnFfluLdillyg-‘g rggglv- l; g s r . e names I SIZHOYS 9 guns arelooded and he's or“ m: ItQ-Dotlifii. grguigriixwerfi - -' — . . * mixed. was anc . ’ nne

"Shlmfi mad! of Vernon River who graduated yes-

m ‘tfJTdEX-ailld riioitifi giaiiiniilgpermdms orhuie may Pvwmevnirrcrenil again r? °’ °

n l . -—-——- ' ‘ . E M [I y - xmo-s uncanny. - A pro- dnve you to the a». flffillilil . ii ill’ S . .». i6, Manon m mm m, ,_ , / badlands ' »» qwq -»~* n» w. .. the‘ samife datt: as lligt yearl-Jftordceleiii; a on o e ng’ r ay

I ' ' " {Jubdshed in the currerft issue of the

Canada Gazette. The King's birtii-

day actual-y falls on Dec. 14. but the

otticial ce-ebration is held in Jun .

/..,,,.,,,,.,, His Males y was 45 last Dec. i4.

D ADDED ATTRACTIONS — CALL TO REV.‘L. E. G. DAVIES.

Willi RUSSE" Hayden COMEDY - SPORTLIGIIT —At the close oi the morning ser-

. . AND POPEYE CARTOON vice at the Sackville United Church

. Militia Gentile" ' My“ "km" " WY “We .-——......~. _ ... 2.':'.'§é3.'.'t‘:§“i';ti. a weietiittiiii

l V‘ ' I 1 mous call was extended to Rev. L. E. o. Davies. of Summerslde. P. a, 1.

-_-- ' -' become the successor of Rev. C. G.

IfiacKenzie who recently resigned

Bmms BMW" M“; Bncygong Egsgn-mil quiiimgg hi’. “§;‘3i't.22““§%%.£?.§" lifeti- L your house Sound In structure? nil ~ . k ill . . ’ $5.2. Mum“ Cm“) 4“ v e protected and decorated inside and out: F0 R R R ,8 B E nggllllfiglNanfijEl-lblgTevgilnNSL8“: bygood PaintPIs cheroofrain-andsnow. n a ' - ' ' S; _.._::_»v______ ~-——:_:;;:::_— spent iii Winslog Hail on Igfldiw. Proofilsyourkltchenequéppcdforhghtf . - . ' . ‘ i ‘is ' h ‘t ha‘? to be "Vida m a “ash if ‘neck M'ircl_1 28th when the senior Punk haPPywm-k? Have ygug 11g gsam a!’ _ ~ ND _T K N 1* _ l h g M‘. ~ _ oi Wmsloe, Hairington and Brae - J r . “AlgglklggggéATnElgggfliynNglrNnéfiG g $05)“ g1; Iqfluzifillif fillet t]: elilieellgidlslalgl: flfilllfiulkilllti Bgéitheaeade ‘fag-re 2201-1111;: bathroom? t. ' T0 REPRESENT CANADA IN THE “BIG PUSH”. °°‘ ° we “as WWW 69- Helene“ . . FOSTER. cnvnuty sPmIT ffilnifsliimiiiilil‘ wifitiii’ {i}? m; If you need money for renovations, discuss the matter < » ' ' ' ' hcl ful BY BRUCE ‘VEST. d t t1 v i kl .k' ' ' ll. " -~ Bf! j Jiinlol‘ Red Cross and an interest- Will’! Olll‘ [T121113 61'. YOU Wlll. 8P ICCIQLC hlS P ‘ 33a lii§ci< ‘its???’ Tall amaeiigd-s- mgtlgc?iwifilorlllipi-cisgilllé iiieilv? 1H8 Program of senes- mltetivh- a h to 0E; foblems P t: """'"" “f,~,;*"'“'“""""" : creature. . it“ 2f weir“.- i.’”'?"‘“..’“°°r..“?ii. t. iltr l ah» “w. i§1§‘...fi‘.?§°gt3§i< 3511* “PP” ° Y P ' RA M N T ‘ "' “gntp e hie c “zrrclik * ‘l r M £101 ‘m 5m- " _ 1 i olficer tits. iiitn a gint o a miia- _ ‘ - , 5 _» _ c - y .. g _ 1 ~ V; _ ~d_ 1. i A _ b; U, G» H] f h 1st test. Mr. Claude Crasvieil, chair- rrmklln Rush", ALAN m“ ' sent: it...) geadden lllfifiiblrts oi all i gr Plgiirpfrfie ct» Wegtbhivlffgtcxlllletffll): vfiLxlgflul: ‘fifiltmre kick "ma, ivii-s. Stanley Younker, Word- B A N K o r M o N Ir R E A L ,..Nun.“_V,\NHEFL,N_GENE,E,~OLUS s... who fight nmilii-stn Hilcr mitt hs. men stiwcyina the warm tom ms his 1,0,0, p Qlnplly Si. we pile; min Anéiouncer. Miss Ruth Cudmore m HVMJH “UINNHHIG my wlmms I goose-stepping ggiuns f i bouncing peieli in the belly of one k cited the LYCQDUI‘. Hp didiit s11)“ an Mrs. Harod Cudmore, S-oie- I w l u ‘wkntutyqbg ggggi; M.” mqMucUxI-n . I Il la? 5111511320-"(8ltlnltwmasfllflgfl of the metal monsters wluit he'd (.0 if lie lound one 0A keepcis and Miss Rena Younke 'ABuikWhoroSma1lAacounllAu ccomo ~~~~-~~'~"~‘~~"=‘~1!‘lfl-1-_._..-_......_" a lup o! e can an snor oi 1m - i""?"mv b i t '. Mi Hazel Stewart and Ml$ {ii-nil tanks and l-lln boisterous yclw SPIRITS HIGH “but tlieutghilclgsoldicéltgmare taught Gefilgle Willis, Judges. . I °f 93F" Cllgllliflifl Whohsit. with 8X; Th t b etmnq Lo llSiiJl, at every revolution 0i the [xi- u I pfessions o su Im~ aprviiws. a. ere scents o e sqm . f‘; '1 :1 I lb .1 oto o CANCEL 1) TRIP, - so siw- , - m4‘- colllml‘ °f ‘hell. pmderoust “bu” s°"'*°ral “"5 °r gilmlllll‘? 5*“ lapdlryulieaiillllg-a I? iguinnililirls Plies; tion with the operation and design Charlotlfiimwfl Brand" A- I- B- BELCHER» Manager s‘eeds,fl'mpit.teiiilxi ahziiilirj lib" . that Cllfil;_]l(‘r'(‘l\' IiifilCllilc tipljrrifiml} l of i. ‘l hing that the unpzeciictable of the Yarmcoutli Royal Cfltlillfldlflfl when iev can iur -l€lI’l in o “ c r‘ i i“: o 3"n":1's n~ir reed 0 b 1 I l - I il bs l U too Air Force ta ion was reports .v ex- ‘ real thing." soldiflb 1119 lflflli 111011- s lilting; hi? been) 1° blcfsging pressed b‘; the Hon. C. G. Power, WUNE‘ ‘S Rena Younker so o d b A ' i ' b‘ C do‘ Ta k Bil Minister of National Defence for Ar - ~ . , n ., _ . "set. Qua. n '- - - B. Roberts that thee Ingtlitulyeni/loiiate Elrzlbgdilie oi?! ta-nks. viii-suited as during the course of a. two-hour visitt MODERN. EXPERIENCED BANKING 5E_Rv“-B _ i stilt) to this Fund. Mrs. Carter pass- they alre to tritnmg mmoeiivers in Yarmouth. While in Yarmoutlii .. . Ibl 014mm: of I23 Ymrr’ Sucrurful Oprratran. . . l, ;: ccl in lier report. showing that ten tic-spin. the; sLw SpCel, have a the minister madeaflroutine IIISDCC-v, " ‘ imirs mitts. one pair gloves, two tengehcv to cough Rm give 11p the tiqn" of the station. the irisnecilfln _ f“ _ _________ __ a v r ten icii- Iltllfs ivrisileis. three pairs socks. t\.o sdruiygle a; am. “mu-em This has being arranged by Wing Command- r" PRINCE STREET sggogy, ‘ ii till. lne iiobcd helmets and one sweater had

Carbonell 94; Jean Watts 94; Mary Craig 93; Nancy MacNevln 93; Gladys Gauthier 03; Lily Mupher. son 91; Robert Mills 91: Ronald Mable 91; Chris Biggar 9i; Law. rcnce Ciidmore 90 Elsie Bradley 90; Darold Tanton 90-. Grade I —No examinations.

--___.______ MAPLE PLAINS SCHOOL

Honor Roll: Grade X Sr. —1. Inez Walsh.

Grade X Jr. —1. Myrtle Mun phv: 2. Leo McCarville.

Grade VII-I. Edna Murphy: 2 Marion Mccarvllle; 3. Raymond lVr-"arvlllc

Grade V-l. Frances Calms; 2 Lorne McCarville

orior Roll Ior-‘Marcll!

A. Juli 2

Louise Brown; 2.

Betty King; 2. Phyllis Buell. Helen Acorn: 2.

June

Marjorie

“Sluts She is Grade X l Evelyn McQunid' 2 - l l 3' Emma“ M“ .. » - ~. .. k . _ i ' ' M cPl rso 99; Velma Buell 98. 911N116. .'§i‘i‘.iYe’1§§‘t§tZilhftiitott- A d.“ b All” C°s‘°“° w] . Ifizlth ‘gouglils 9'1: Neill Foster 961 Grade IV-l-‘Fnnvl! Campbell. m. c.,g;,.ii..l,s_ ‘ Grade VTII-l- NPM“ C“ ‘_’~ Billy I-Io\v."..t 9s; Noreen Smith 95; Grade III-l- Josephine Muriihy. — | ‘ $013331?“ c“ml>'h°r' 3" Le‘) C ' Gerald MauAiiley 94; Margaret Mac- MUJOfiQP-ll Calms: 3. Maurice I-AUSE FOR A SMOKE 4 I INTENSIVE sruny REQUIRED ‘aanjgé VH4 Mable Graves» 1:32.138 sgLnle/Egs 9g: Jan 0:1; dlé- HA‘ EM“ Walsh > Two members oI the First Canadian Tank Brigade are shown in l Before Caiiltfia’; blink recruits R0 lgflgisdecaiijzlghgcnlleqglllffmL ago“m?n5wne 977 We" Roltidcgg-zi g Gfzfesl gulfblwgnces Mccamne‘ this photo its they enjoy a smoke nflcr pushing their steel steed . C“ f“: ‘I111 fnlallolrlwkfis‘ uifay Costenm ' gffugagzytlllélggggb_hgfigxcxé Nah’; ah", and Gera]d'Ml'lrpI’?;-n(eeqm‘jen' 22:22“at:..:;"::'..:;:."'::':.::.: ‘;:'."::..".""':."...£“:::;r;;."is? air; Desessrri... m“ r Cooke t... i " - ‘ B’ ‘ ' ‘ ' "" ‘ .' ' i. rl tie mai ° ' _ Coffl 84 Zelda Turner 80. nncrs" on e rac or rains o e i c. _ .TCill‘l{ cows rang, < lorle MaoKenze ; an ac evn lr- t to r in ' - an i Gm“ 11"” "1 mm‘ clld‘ ‘in; a Gallant. a1; mom m- l Sig. everwememglrie Illlljit b: m9“? 2- Mme Graves- sonelllil. & For months now work has been "If we didn't keep a sharp e"e c“, be of mkhi. over the 1gb of Grade I (a) —1. Ruthie Cud- gucrade Iv __(M1ss Funeral.) __ grim; ahead at the country's larges: on the lazis", sziiri cii~ olfic ‘they'd 0,30}; m‘ nmhs”s-no,yd m emer- more; 2. Adeline Cudmore; 3. David Hum Cam] Mme cows and UGHT “IDES 8 I 2 "Mm"? m"? C“ m” Cr h?“ “f be 0“ 0n 8- Swath “rough m? n’ ‘ wen" v aria‘ For this reason traiii- H919" CUdYll°Te~ Edn Townshend equal IPrank - c Cauadils First T.i l. Biiga Never 0st or Ztllelllplllg to run snack fnfls milfcugh and 5Llldy periods Grade I lb) __1 Gerald Crir- 0,51,?“ Ouvene Mncuan’ Audrey HEAVY H|DE§ 7g .bei"ore in the D0lII1lllOll'§ military’ through the near stbtrn." “w; fl-eguel}t_ ‘ ' raglier; 2 Bernice Flood. Cfmveg Gerda Hansen‘. Barbara HORSE "IDES $2 t s3 lllgélllgrfllgliltllmilsfl ‘i1i.t"i§i§§;.‘“.°n‘é¥. fgarre? tag]?tvnlgrlhnigstdhazléosgfgegallléllfii? will‘ a WM“ °r WWW‘ “hm 6”“ I (“FL 13°“ smell" Plvkvrliie. Billy Dalzlel. Joyce Part- ° fully laid. ' ‘ ‘

Every man. from the highest of-

. Iicer to the loirrst recruit, has been handpicked. Hcadiiiiz the unit is Brigadier F. F. Wortlriigtzn who

of grey-matter beneath their jauiiiv bcrets The First Canadian 'I‘-.‘nk Brigadp subjects its iecruls to l‘l- telligciicc tests. Everv man. b. 111

officer or private. must suL~m’t to m

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‘m; signed coupon and I: mum m lo u can o! "Ill High 0min Vunlnh,

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them. the min of Canada's Fist ‘Punk B igadc are being developed into n first c-lass lighting Th y “rcpt to be 0v rsecis before

are icharsiir: U10 lone-rang» type

Africa Tanks BllJOJTCI trucks and hurried on 6-058- count-IT exeoses covering as much

It is such lessons of the new war that Canacials tank men inn \vi!li a zest that b0“? the "lightning method. Brim-e IIiMlv IIYIIthS have

that they are able not only to d‘gest [hp new river's text bro"s but also

lDiNDO out "diso:etlon' is the first qualiti- cation of lllP

Minmfiiiiis paln.

"un t.

e end oi tllp vcar. Already tlicy "blitz" used s9 suocestullv iii

have been loaded

a thousand miles.

at}. stuiv- ' ill for

the \\e.r" as a eopyirlited

swatzilerers who cl." I ic by they hODe to d monstrate

add a fcw pages or their own. ______é_______ IVOMEN 0F DISCRETION I —'-—— t N‘ -—iCP) —It L!’ minted he

ncc Women's Transport

Perfect attendance —Gera1d Oar- ragher. Helen Cudmore, Lorne Cud- more, Lorne Graves, Etta Costello. Louis Carragher. Noreen Costello. Ralph Canagrer, Leo Carraglier

ridge

Prank Grade HI (Miss Watson) —Elaine

and Donald Thompson equal. Acorn.

FREIGHT CHARGES PAID ON 200 LBS. OR OVER.

Evelyn McQuaid. Helen Cari-aglier. teacher.

LIGIITEN YOUR BIIRIlENS

Luis SENSIBLE wiv

veryda c b

fir‘; womgn geigliiirueldelzldens “mlfil; a stipation. That is of women turn to Th" Purely Vegetable compound helps

without

temporary can- Why thousands Beecliams Pills.

ed miseries of

them-gently and pie

Murlev 94; Doris Clark 94; Phyllis Larter 93; Mary Beairsto 92; Evelyn MacLeod 9i; Carmon Thompson 90; Ardeth MacLean 90: Mary M)" ers 89; Jessie Hynes 89; Mildred MacKenzie 89. Grade III— (Miss Ferguson) — Joan Rogerson 95: Marion Pyke 94, Alice Dickson 93: Anna Partridge 93; Joyce Bradley 92; Sonia Arnfast 92; Donald Barwlse 92; Phyllis Worth 92: Lloyd Oakes 91; Ingmm 91; Anna Matheson 9i; Muriel While 90; Daisy Tweel i104 Grade II (Miss Maodonald) — Morris Jenkins 95; Earl Hobbs 96; Peggy Campbell 95; Innis Anderson 94: Inghnm Palmer 94: Melvin Alid- erson 94; Bobby Platts 98: Helen

l-Zc PER Lil. PREMIUM ON DEALERS LOTS BUYING DAILY AT WAREHOUSE 102 ELM AVE.

MAURICE BUICK

CHARLOTTETOWN PHONE I448

Hyde 92; Stuart. Wakelin 90; Joyce

—to smooth, thorough elimination.

Bids. too, in relieving the dis- aslrig gas which forms from umulated intestinal waste and

A u,» -- s... _ _ . m. 99m“ "l" ‘WT? tired-Out ieel- Do ld 90; shil . Ca well ae; ' ' dials/Kc lloxdtivl: (Eflllél: 212$ ‘Sitter-aft: maul“? Beechlml‘ Pins mmflllt Rogaamunde Ddwififlis r82: Sheila md he... a we“ deal o; , “my I"; Fl? elww away needless con- Maclrinis as; Lélth Thompson 89;? character.” fillzfillcm WM- Buy at your drug- Anita Phillips as; Sterling Saund- __.._ ' ers 98

Grad

Crozicr 90.

Grade II (Miss barn Walsh 93; Stella Pickering 92; ‘ Dorothy MacL-aren 91: Jenn Mac-

Rowan-t) —Bar- I

INN OXA

e n (Miss Pound) Edward PARKER PEN SETS

THROUGH THE

lchuol.

for veers preached the gospel of mechanization FOllJWlDI hm i; band of men compusci of the m:s‘. "liell-for-leatliei“ collecilon of Can- adians WlIO over donned the uiiii-; to m o! their country. I HAIL FROM ALI. CANADA I They came from the farmlands. the prairies. the tar reaches of the barren lands. 5cm.» of them. iii peacetme- sat behhri the wheels of the great tianspo-t trucks that rm ed through the nigh’. alonz the natlctrrs highways Others cursed and battld their wav through t-lze snows far above the Arctic Circle. guiding the taztior-iralns 0i’ tilic "CI-‘ll-Sklllllfilfim they worr- calied in th.‘ dizys cf peace. No-v they'll; tank men and ob-

SMOKE SCREEN

A light tank emerge! from n smoke res at Camp Borden, Canada’; largest armoured Ightlng vehicle

tit. Officers take one test. privates a ‘ another and tihe indyidual I. Q ‘s

are Oflrvfllllv scanned by Brigade." Worthington himself.

mean that out. 0t the tank brigade. but it will result in 1 close watch being kept on his work

high standards of the Tank Bri- gade is the tact that, this type of wa: fare coils Ia imitative and intelligence than cthor fighting service. ceptinn oi’ the A'r moment, in the thick oi battle a tnnik crew — or even part of a tank ("cw - may be its own resou vloush, proud o! 5L when mey-N i stmcaimes mechanical repairs.

at

screen during training manoeuv-

A poor I. Q. may not necessarily

the appl cart will be kept

and Progress. One rc:son for tn; exceptionally

the

r Uflp oi more Bfly with the ex-

Force. At any

throw~ ontlrelv upon “c s. Dcclsirns. and

may} met

and

The pali- of sturdy soldier!

alumni in the al monsters over tihg

snows ‘of Camp Borden, the United States, they eagerly unit the day

TANKMEN

turret of this lurk are typical

when they will rldo

of the men who wreath the "Ilell (or lather" lighting men from all over Canada (or Cmldn In the "hi; push."

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