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The Guardian will be delivered l0 damn.“ n 6mm". mun‘ curler so: It h w day. o: m1- w I”, r to v; give your order to the boy vgmudu. t" "MM ____1 m; column In reserved for news or local interest. but advertising ,1; uewsy nature may be inserted at 2 cents a word. strictly payable

DIIIIIWIIO. Water in”;

—r'nes ' and m l! cement, 11mg,

D mm... bulldins materials sold

' m advance. —B.EAD's 001mg]; Md cm” . -----—-———i———— Social on v - AHSMA-BEX for stomach up-iThursday. Jlellmofitlllfnztéhgwpanl,“

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pets at Taylor Drug Co.. Kensimton.

-CllAMPION Spark Plum for

11w, truck. tractor. motor cycle or»

‘wgary engine sold at Bruce's. 11-388-7-15-1

cream, straw rries, cake,

come. If stormy, on 11-1-1111“ 11.461

—DEATH 0F M153 A); _ ITTE ARSENAULT-There gags

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.-|r1\nl0 and auto storage bat- away in the Prince cc

. unt H l urlss. all sizes in stock at Braces. early/Sunday morning {gissospgtfi L-333~7-15-31-.toinette Arsenault, daughter o; IErnanueI Arsenault of Mont Car-

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horlottetown. wl y We °1 23 Yea!!-

be Miss Arse lsSaturday.Julv 19th -. "hull hrd suffered from w“ 0mm m L-4i5-5-l5-?l. “label” 1°’ While time. she enter- |ed the hospital only a few days nnrcnss T0 MILITAY ovnaglo for treatment. but compli- S-Cziptain Donald Lidstone of 1retions set in rind she Brew grad- me P. E. l. Highlanders, who 112151113131‘ worse and in spite of the best 1. spending a short leave at his In“ "1 Illehtlflh find nursing she m“, 1n 5111111119151“ 193v“ m1, Ig-‘Boefid to her eternal rest. To her oruiilg on return to his military ‘a1? ymflhd friends the deepest. "1111r1.—S. $881111)!‘ y is extended. The funeral _ h 1e d on Tuesday momlng from Jtstrixo m SSIDE-Mrs. o. of: his home to Mont Carmel ,Axtell of Kansas City, Missouri, “rch- RAW- Nfllhim Polrler ofil. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ken-

clating at the Requiem Mass The 1111 1111mm and Mr. Muttart at 5""1°° W“ very largely attended,

mhlly friends and neighbors pay-

eir home in Summersicle-S. M in: their last tribute o1 1019 u, muzsronrar. smevrcr: 11v °"° lhey held dear. The six 11111-

3362s noiéh tzhe dece r a a was mortal of the be. Carmel-S. Ty n Mom‘

EDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH -- n Sunday residents oi New Lon- 1111 attended a memorial service in eddc Memorial Church in mem- ry of citizens o! the district who zed on active service in the first teat War, The service which has n lie-id annually since the arm- tzce 1918 is usually held at the onumeizt but owing to the rain it as held in the Church. Rev. Ben]. St. Stephen's lurch presided and Rev. John

ased tenderly

Personals

—Private J. a. Smith r th A. M. c. stationed at ca111°p suihi; N- 3-. Bpent a week-end leave at his home in Margate.

—Sr. St. Joseph and Sr, s1, Anaciet oi sherbrooke, Quebec 11115 Miscouche are visiting their sister, Mrs. Emanuel Wedge. Summerside.

—Mrs. MacKay oi Winnipeg with her two little sons are guests of her parents, Rev. A. D. and Mrs. Sterling at the United Church Manse in Kensington.

irolfc, pastor cf the Presbyterian Church at Summerslde.

The congregation remained lillfllllg while the honour roll was eid. The congregation then sang oiuviu-d Christian Soldiers“. and 0 God Our Help in Ages Past." -S. ____ —Mr. Jack Crawford of Van-l couver. B. 0.. is visiting his old home in Middleton. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford of Middleton. He is be- ing warmly welcomed by old» friends-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Andrews‘ have returned to their home in

Northbrook, Illinois, after a short» visit to Summerslde, for the pur-

pose of attending the graduation of _ their son from the No. 9 Servicet Flying Tralni School, R..C.A.F.,; Lac. Anderson ing one of those. to receive his "wings" at the Wing Parade Monday morning-S.

-Miss Louise Compton and iitt‘e nephewhrwy Chappell have re. turned to Charlottetown after spending a very pleasant vacation with her mother, Mrs. Frederic Compton, Suxnmerside. and friends and relatives in st. Eleanor: and Sherbrooke-S.

—R.ev. T. R. Millman, M.A.. 39., of the staff of the Montreal Dio- cesan College left. on return to Montreal on Monday morning ai- t/er an enjoyable three weeks holi- day at his home in Kensington. Part of the holiday was spent in a imotor tri toCape Breton in com- pany wth Rev. B. Prelim. Mr. Millman is supplying in Trinity Memorial Church, Montreal for the remainder of July.

JARGE ATTENDANCE AT L'.\l.\lER BIBLE SCHOOL —The Fourth Annual Summer Bible School opened Monday morning in he Presbyterian Church with fif- y-ttvo children in attendance. The ttendance rose to fifty-nine on llNSflZly. Children are enrolled from early cvcry denomination, as the ciiool is run on strictly non-de- cminntionai lines. There are five lasses which takes care of tll the roup=. under the care of five achers. The teachers are Miss ally Mrthew of Summerslde, Miss obcl MacDonald, who is a Pres- yieriau deaconess now working on ‘te Island, Mr. John C. Robson. tudent m'nis‘er at Alberton and est Point, Mr. Charles Hay, stu- lent minister at Malpeque. and Mr. William Verwolf, who is also the llrector of the \schcol. Each vear he Summer Bible school ls becom- ng more popular will the child- en. Besides the intensive yet ln- irestine and fascinating lessons in he Bible. supervised play and antes are taught at recess. The hildrcu are taught new hymns. rltsrs, and prayers. The school continue for two weeks. and end with a Bible School service ll Sllhdfly morning. July 2'1.-S.

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___._ ' A most enjoyable play entitled lfrs. Clinton Glyden of Dart- "Deamn Dubbs» w,“ staged 111 3g, truth N. B. Ls visiting with her [NW3 M11 on 1mg“, J111y 4 by mm‘ M‘ “"1 M"- Kem“ the Lot seven Dramatic Club. The leLean. Kenslnlwh. ‘ play under the direction of Rev. Fr. Frances was a decided suc- cess. Mr. Harold Doyle plflyfld the title roll, Mr. Doyle has been in plays for over fifty yfilrc. Bhd 1m; performancel in Deacon Dubbs 'wal I credit to him. After the 91!! a delicious lunch was served to the cast mus ending a delightful even-

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_ With the coming of Summer ‘vacstionellsts arrive in crowd-l- from Grevelburg Saskatchewan comes Miss Beatrice McCarthy who arrived on Tuesday °vemlll 1'41 gpend the summer months at nor former home in Tlilhlfih-

‘Many of horse race fans were sallllolnted on Wednesday after- lon, when due to weather condi- ons. the Montague races were “inched. several of them made 1° "lp down, however with the "*- thot the weather w1u'd ricer.

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llrr many friends will be pleased ‘htflr that Mrs. Kenneth Mcbean ho recently suffered a broken rm. is now resting comfortably lrl although having no us: of the token arm, is having n. well earn- 1 lost at one of the nearby iachcs.

hrs. Milford Jelly and daughter lr- Marne Kennedy of Gbeary "flit Thursday in Kensington the tests of Mrs. T. M. Hewett.

Then from Boston 60m" W- "d we. William Perry and spent two weeks visiting M1. Perry's form" home in 118111!"-

Mestrnsovd ‘lvnnemv r-hrl 5"‘ eld Dosfloches left Tlg-nish on Pri- dly morning for 8t. John where may intend spending the Bum!!!"- montiu. -

M1. a. retwv cherry of Bord“ l‘ now stationed in ‘Ijrnlrh ‘I "181" operator for the summer month! in 1111111111 Station.

mu Mary Mot-rim! of °"'°“ accompanied by Mrs. Matthew Morriseey of ltrnecliffe and Mr. Mid Mrs. James Morrissey o! °""ll

Wis Mildred McKlnnon, an. of l. Vincent's Hospital, Ottawa. "l. arrived home recently for it lummer holidays and is receiv- ‘1 l Worm welcome.

lfr. K. L. Waite was a recent "lhess visitor to Somme ‘do.

14mm Charles and ilhmi: "Watt. have returned to their "he in Charlottetown after s inn ‘Y "hit with their grand-parents h Ind Mrs. '1'. M. Hewett.

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_, sand- 1 ‘ulches and tea. Everybody wel-l

hr. 111d M11. Aiiio McNclll of "Inmerslde were visitor! to K611- "mh 0n ‘Thursday.

hr. and Mrs. r. M. Hewett were “lore w Charlottetown on Indu-

qove spent the week-end visitlnz n-iendl and relatives in 111111!"- Thqy were the guests of Mrs. A. I. MacDonald“.

WANTED

PRINCE GDIIIITY

HOSPITAL SUMMERSIDE

Will receive up to Jul 26th " " for the posit on of

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J. H. PRJCHARD. Secretary.

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ces in Palestine and Syria acting in the name oi the commander of the Middle East for the first part;

And Gen. De Verdilhac, Legion of Honor. assistant to the comman- der in chief of the troops of the Levant, acting in the name of the French high command for the sec- ond part. have reachedan agree- ment bringing about the end of hostilities in Syria and Lebanon of which the hostilities stopped July 11, 1941. at 9:01 p. m. G.M.T. 1

2. The Allied forces will occupy ' the Syrian and Lebanon territor- ies. The French forces will be con- centrated in certain zones fixed by the committee composed of repre- sentatives of the two parties. This concentration should be achieved by Tuesday, July l5. 1941, at the noon hour at which the allied forces will move toward the occupation of cer-

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tion 6011091115 only pom-m, who w-‘ plied for repatriation. British su- "wrlllw hm the right to control repatriation operations.

11- Mommy possessions of rc- Dltrlated French citizens are in be transferred according to method, 10 be established. Those concerned h" l0 "relve payment no less fav- orable than that applied to Bring; illlzittcte who recently left tho u-

12. French institutions (hospitals, schools. religious missions. etc.) are assured that their right; will be respected.

l3. Administrations of public ser. vices and public utilities, including ‘humid-r. municipal transportation, electric installations and water Byg. toms, will be kept in functioning condition with their personnel 111111 turned over intact.

14. All means oftelephone, tele- graph and radio telegraphic com. munimtions. including submarine 051716. to be turned over intact. to the occupying authorities, The use of telegraph connections with France is to be assured for the French command on the same con- dltlons as for other users.

l5. All port installations, naval establishments and all ships 111. Cllldlflg British veselg 1n Syrian and Lebanese territorial waters are l» be turned over intact to the oc. cupying authorities.

16.1.1111 airplanes. all equipment and all aeronautlc installations in Syrian and Lebanese territory to be turned over intact immediately after signature of the present con- vention.

The British are to be given an opportunity to utilize all airdromes and landing fields existing l)? Syria and Lebanon. -

17. Stocks of fuel oll are to be delivered intact. Necessary quanti- ties for military transportation are to be placed at the disposition of

1 Gancgngs HHHZUATIS

8h . not to make peace sfiately. Defensive nce ed and the text of been published. cannot fail to exer- milislenge on the future of the war. o R-wlan people are now our allies. General Smuts has made a. com- merit which. as it entirely repre- sents the view of His Majesty's Gov- ellgrhment. I should like to repeat n "llet no one." said General Smuts. say we are now m league with C0fililllliii5ls and are fighting the harrle or Cotiununism. 1r this Hitler in his insane megalomailia has driv-

ment identifying oiuseives with her Columunistic creed. Hitler has made to her creed"

The Foreign Secretary in these busv days has also been instrumen- tal in briusiirg out a vely great

Rovernnlent. These negotiations have not vet reached a conclusion but we are hopeful that. aided by the statesmausitip of General Slkor. ski. another important. step will soon

crunmals who ilave darkened its

The agreement. which has been which has

1S6 h hixhlv beneficial and potent

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Tnevtvei 11111111111 llberton mourns In cadet training Death of well‘. Known resident

OTTAWA. July l5 -- (GP) — A revival of interest in cadet training course-s at schoou across Canada is

anticipated b National Defence . Headquarters or the coming school The” awmlgz" "fibmg after a short illness Mr John J.

term.

"All the slime indicate that young- sters in Dubilc and high schools in Canada. want to learn allthey can about army life." an official 1n tho defence department's directorate of nulitarv trammiz said.

"For this reason we've remodelled our cadet instructor courses Wllh lust this idea inmlnd. and we look for a great revival of interest in, the cadet movement during the fall‘ and. winter school terms." t

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MoQuaid. for 15 years station agent at Alberron. Mr. McQuaid vras a native of Bediord. P. E. 1.. and was 64 years of age. lie was due to re- tire tn September. Mr. McQuald began his career in e C. N. R. as station agent. at Bear River. about 410 years 880. Af- ter serving there for a few years he went to Mlscouche where he re- mained for about ten years. From Miscouche he went to 01.48813’ for a short period. Since going to Alberton Mr. Mc- Quaid had made manv friends and interested himself in all matters pertaining for the betterment of the community. He was ent ‘in the labour OTKBIHZRLlObXI: ofttltig rall- . . ' r ' 9 0T-

en by district cadet officers attend, gear‘ £n$1§f:.. “w’1‘;§‘,‘;p1§.,‘;_ He ‘m5 the four-week courses. Tue Richy n member of the K‘ o; C" an; a

A generalized syllabus pointing increased emphasis on fzeldcra! . Woodcraft. map-reading. signalling and first aid was prepared bv the Defence Department for use of one three cadet instructor camps now under way in Can _ .

Thirty potential instructors chm-

vantaize of the summer vacation tol goufcliznnlmed m me home and B150

en Russia to fight him in self clc-= fem» we bless her arms and wish‘ her all success. without icr a mo-i

her his euctny‘ and not us friendly-

measure 0i agreement between 11191 Russian Soviet state and the Polish,‘

‘capture of both INazl invaders had been announced be taken in the marshalllng oi alll 1,11 Sunday,

the peoples oi the world against the]

attend. _ 1 - - . - - g Each instructor receives Day 0f B1 },‘1‘,11‘.§‘1f,._.°‘}§‘,"‘1‘,‘1‘.f“‘§;,n.§§. “£1131 mfyfe reserve arniv lieutenant. Thel (1131:, travelling Dublic and Mm ms know glllgfa 51;: mogpfitfiéc“ fiéie W311‘, , dsilcclllltes on the rallwayhs mow ' ' ' ' ' ' t mo w .

Ffnhlm" Q99" and‘ sure“ can‘) iorhleriiufssdelalde ‘llllrclNaily' cf Eg- IM" Calm“- mont Bay. and the following chil-

'i_”""‘i'i_ dreu: Mary. Lucille. Gerflld at

home. Marlonand Laura in Toron- io. also Francis. Alfred. Mark Mar- <¢9hi!cued_fr°m-r1re9.l> .

caret and James. also at home and

sister. . . Alban Gaudet of Miscouche and one brother Peter at Bediord-S

lakes charges ‘Lindbergh is

some 20 miles to Zlllobin. The re- towns from the

Reported heavy fighting in that “northwest and west directions".

AR DIAN

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Thursday Night

July 17.

All Modern Music by the NEW DOME Band

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Toronto Exchange

TORONTO. July l5—(CP)——'R'iA

spotlight on

Moneta.

points to li5

today. Trading speeded final hour and day was 176,000 shares ccmpsred with. 136,000 on Monday. Anglo-Canadian shares and firmed 8 cents to 65. Home Oil firmed l2 cents to 225 on substantial turnover. Okalta il cents t0 60, Calgary and Edmonton 7 to 1.3’! and gains of a few cents up to 5 were recorded by Foothills.

The afternoon pick-up in golds resulted in net gains of a few cents for East MalartlmKerr-Addi- son, Island Mountain. Premier. Pow- ell Rotwn, Sheep Creek and Syl- vanlte. Dome weakened l-8 to M 1-8 and narrow losses were netted by Central Patricia, Macassa and

western oil stocks stepped into the

the Toronto exchange up in the turnover for the

traded moo

mil-ml“? °1 mem- i‘ “was ‘earned t staunch member of the Roman 131m calmom 1311111011,“ mg the Defence Department. are public‘ d ed e5’ ' . ._ 0'1‘ 111111 school teachers 1111111111 ad-l °**'»h°"§ ggyggmgl; 11s,,‘ wfifmbe gdrrrzlnllggvlgeléhzlzew. mar-re clo-

the

A loss of 1-8 was recorded for 1m- perlal. Consumers Gas finned 2

and gains of 1-2-polnt

or more came through for Algcme. Steel. Bathurst Power A, Beatiy A. Canadian Wire-Bound Box Montreal Power. C.P.R. traded ec- tlvely and gained 1-8 to 6 l-8.

and

MINING

tain strategic points. the French command. 115p 11hr} mpniibed its future. U.‘ n c t 1 t th o m m 1 ____ ,. .1»,

Until their repatriation the 18. Money and other means of The ‘mg 55:35 ffiggilfls$lyilglflk ma‘; thzatrgs bggoizr Enlggrm‘; ‘Ana Em i s (“Mala "m,

French troops will remain with ye- payment in circulation or reserve a mmtm. convenuon- has bani latter to the central point. It de- 1 TORONTO. July 15- duced officer personnel under the in banking establishments and pub- signed m cordial spirit cn ooahi clared that elsewhere "there was’ Stocks 51°" French command which will see 110 éunds are not to be destroyed glfflilfégli-lciitizralliz EIQGLLIO theiarperifiumo major operation, and no par- . -————- "Aldelrmécdn t"

1 t t g1- 15¢ n s _e evveen enc-t‘ l h g ' th ‘ti f An q a Slitreposihlclgesufieyei-cixsfln:Lguarigg- lilvgritlsh military authorities gtencgxld Frenmmfn and bemmml Och 21211811111111 oficgigseldgns 0 NEW YORK ‘my H’ “(Am _ M1510 1'11"" 355 master stocks Special dispositions reserve the right to take in their flYflni-lllgledrlll ggclilvglslnshli 215 £15118.“ “limo”: speclwmg the U“ °r secretary at the Interm- Hamld I" “Infield 7 14

~ r ‘. B lclii - . " l n - are foreseen for the Jebel Ed Druz service slyicial troops of the Levant crew tile sworn o1 their otm 1.86 1x11?!" “heG fommulmglue, clalmed firkeflitiagfiitgegsboefgfgtiotfgat: 02521;}: geagruéegd - g 1 ‘ “mere ‘or reasons o! security u fast as they-are released by the 1 nlilhlo taejend- m-e rsou-of Flmxce’ 1rl€nt odlrfe 1151111111111 11111181211111 arflflgla are to encourage Hitler and to Beattle 193 Wench tr°°p5 Wm st" m the“ Fiend‘ auuwrims‘ The arms °f Vichy? géctriu-ilffiilenildhfv? .".;;~",,.:‘}:=11<....'11... 1111111111111 utterly smash- break down the will of his own Berens 95 Barrlsons until relieved by Brit-iii $11959 "MP5 lhlm be lulned 0V" W worsened during these weeks oi dis- ed 1n a soviet countenattack of fellow citizens to resist Hitler and Bldltflod 5 1'. "will the Brm-‘h ““1h°"n1e5- llflsllll! iirchrmzqs a proof cf uiejinfantrymen operating behind Red Nazism," Burletlll

3. In order to ensure the public 20. The British authorities are deep contprcneiisiorr of tnc French tanks. The Cabme; member, gddressmg Brolllfln security. the occupation of the not to impose any sanctions against 5fg19$oi>1d@° l-Illklfnbglléfi Bl 5111-1121113 “The enemy was routed and com- a 5551111.. Day “my of “France fob Brown Oil 8 l-l principal Syrian and Lebanese lo- Syrian and Lebanese natives who 5mm, Spin, Qvmcfh “1e°u“§g‘”‘,‘h§.§, Dletely- demoralized," it was added. eve.» an Amman organization o‘ Buff Auk 440 czilities will be carried out accord- 1°°k part in the recent hostilities 11111-6 eucLuX-agqxuenb u, 011170011 .l"'rh°i' 116d 1h dlsflrdfir?’ F " French cried ma; the Bu“ Cd“ 3 111g to g program which will permit eitrer as soldiers or administrators. ing aircrait. v ‘ v ,0 CBPlllF-‘d. it was said, were 56 Ugeleted state; Zisople were date,“ Cfllunlildl? 1g; the immediate feplacement of the 21. The execution of the present s lg: sseic flOlBfllLSh fldvilfltage 1111 gunsinao Slitfiél-LOH‘ trucks with am- mined to defeat Hm“ at a“ m“; g3“ m1 u 51 "em" “m” bl’ ‘hi’ “WP”? ‘mm ‘s 19,1” ‘egulmd “d °°“.' bgat tlwmctg-lilduixllilfdhfg 32?‘; 13 T512 .°““1‘1’1'1‘?§¥'1°§? and lhhl their zpverhrheht W“ uh- cent Pat 11a lllrces- _ trgiled by] a “mm” 31111111551“ win the war. We retoice that wltirtanks and 21 supply of machine: 1, der a malldllfi l0 119111 bllhz flbout 1Cen Por l5 i-l

4. Sea and lhhd 2111B 119155 ‘V111 W ch W11 ""0 hfl-ilfilflflfl! Ill the aid cf forces of Gen. De Gaulie.’ guns, 1111/55 and 011191 111111111m111°11 this defeat. Chester 141 be disclosed to the occupying au- Beirut and which will oe sompos- we have beenable to bring to lhe‘ ' Q A study or mm“ methods of Chromium 24 llmllllel‘ ed °r “V” member“ Three °t the“ flig°iififiiafgff“.,{“‘$,£° 5523?", 1 internal disorganization and de- iCochenour '1'

5- A11 111° h°n°fl °X w" Wm be members‘ ‘ucludmg me president‘ umependeuoe. we have 1111111111511‘. ' l moralizatlon of other nations. said 90111111011“?! 33 l rendered the French forces. These B" 5° be 1165111951165 by u" 3mm‘ the country from the thraldom ex-l a a l Ickes, "helps one to understand ex- 1951"" 1° will withdraw to the concentration tlazuthotgitiesththetiother two by the egcised bv bilfa {Germzlin darmlstice! I Colonel Lmdbermlo ‘ gome Oil zones which have been designated "m! all 0H 8S- “. nml-ssl?“ a“ "l" 11° arnlleflhu-‘l ' 1 1 "It make one realize," he went , “quesm win all arms including cannons, This commission may name many gfifgllautgrguizslifxbourééislg lnflltranon. s s >0“; "what i menace he and those lhlhstl l???‘ z; 11186111119 811115. lam“. flllmmflv-c subpomnflsshans “nd take “dflce The lllsioric interests of fiance‘ ‘like llllll a" 1° 11115 cuumry and Fglcon 2'1; rifles and all their ammunition. All from as milly ¢Xi>eFl§ 95 YlECQSSll-Ty- in Syria and the primacy of those P i 1t; free mstitutiohs, whether they Emorado 36 necessary measures will be taken by 22. 'I1.e present accord is done in interests over tholnterest oi other know “.1131 they 111, d011,: o1- . _