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FEBRUARY 2», 1941 30 Committee Artist Course Series For 1941-42 Chaiimen For GrandEastern Includes Singers, Operas, Symphony Leaders Will Direct Affairs At Annual Event April 10-12 Winthrop Has y Sponsors Committee In Charge LisU Thirty chairmen of committees for the Grand Eastern Forensic Largest Group Edwin Espy, Year's Entertainment; tournament have been announced by Pauline Laye, president, and ForTeacherExam Youth Leader Tickets Are Now On Sale plans arc underway for the meet 17 Seniors Enrolled which will be held on the campus tCdwin Espy will arrive on , . . . . , April 10-12. In Tests Scheduled the campus tomorrow to con- What seems to be the most auspicious W inthrop Artist The chairmen are: Impromptu. For March 14-15 duct a series of talks under Course series yet undertaken, as announced at the perform- Bernlce Gillespie; after-dinner. "Y" sponsorship. Mr. Espy i ance of "Carmen", will bring to the campus such distinguished Minerva Walden: extempore. Wini- Seventeen Winthrop seniors tonR.s to Winthrop from New J individuals and groups as John Charles Thomas. Rise Stev- fred Lcssc: oratory. Esther Bailey arc, it is said, the largest col-1 York City where he tills the | ens, Jose Iturbi, James Melton and Rose Bampton, the San and Rosemary Bryant: debate. lege group in the state enrolled position of Youth Secretary | Carlo Opera Company, and the Philadelphia Symphony Or- Frances McMahan: direct clash. for the national teachers ex- K the World Alliance for In- chestra. Bemice Stroup; best debaters. Lil- animation to be held in the Friendship. According to the mimeographed , , lian Kirby; special contests. Mar- ,u a dtd oul by the bui,new garet Padgett and Anna Alrheart; commerce departmentt in main au"urJ*\ "'a7iernoon. 4:30-*30 i " " Wh it© le& tllCF problem solving. Mary Keaton and buildiiig, March 14-15. Clock. Members of all church coun-1 "<* "ckel holders- number6 Sara Patterson; scheduled for 1941-42 listed, not lnj "Seventeen Is the largest college lis. "Y" cabinet, freshman coun- FLOOR MANAGERS group In the state," says W. C. Mdt selioi s sophomore order of Uieir appearances are: the i Talks About Charles Dingle and Tulluluh Bankhead in a scene from Floor managers. Annie Belle Gra- Call of the University of S. C.. state freshman cabinet, and Student Vol- San Carlo Opera Company present-. "The Little Foxes", the drama by Lillian Hellman which will ham and Doris Taylor: assembly examiner In charge. unteers are invited. Lohengrin" maUnee perform- be presented in the new auditorium Tuesday night at 8:30." halls. Elizabeth Rawl: accommoda- Mr. Espy will conduct Sunday Germany tions. Mary Lott. Mary Heath Ow- Bertie Wilkes takes her Tins objective examination, which ance and "La Traviata" in the student rating sheet to be school in the young people's depart- en, Jean Fawcett; Judges. Dorothy Is prepared by the American Coun- evening; John Charles Thomas, j Drawing upon his vast experience filled out.—(Photograph by ment of the First Methodist church Moblcy and Wllma McAbee: recep- cil on Education and Is established Margaret Wessinger.) as a prerequisite for teacher se- Sunday morning, and he will peak Uon, Sarah Howie, Erllne McNeil. at the regular meeting of Student lection In many school systems, will tone. Carmallta Maroccl and her||eaU)er spoke ,n chape, WKlnesda>. Campus All Set For Eibcrta Wiles: Volunteers at 2:30 Sunday after- enable college graduates to demon- Spanish Dance Ensemble; Rise Stcv- on -can HlUer Always Win?" Entertainment. Nell Mealing: noon. "Y" Sponsors Three strate Uieir qualifications on a na- ens. Metropolitan mezzo - soprano: j M.- Whiteieather said that morale chairmen. Marjorke Logan; time- After two years study hi Germany. Study Groups Every tional scale. On payment of an ex- Salzldo Concert Ensemble: »'«* •*» important In the struggle: 'Tallulah' and'Foxes' keepers. Harriet Gore: "Ncwsettc". Mr Espy traveled throughout that Betty Richardson. Anne Hetrlck; Thursday Night amination fee. any student graduat- he told the student body that the ing In 1941 may apply for the ex- country working with youth groups FLAY TO BE CHOSEN great middle class was not vlolcnUy "Snack Stand", Hollace Lott: badg- Three religious study groups be- under the auspices of the Interna- Famous Broadway Star To Appear Here In amination not later than March 1. A play to be chosen from the sea- j pro-Hitler, but they were willing to es. Dot Willis. gan on the campus last night, spon- tional Student Service and the The South Carolina centers are son's current hits; "The Marriage j be led by Hitler's strength. This Seventh Artist Course Number, March 4 Tlic Grand Eastern Is an annual sored by Uic "Y". and are cxpccled World Student ClirisUan Federa- Greenville. Columbia, and Rock 5lre lh has u I enU event sponsored each spring by Uic to continue every Thursday night tion. of Figaro" by six young opera sing- ; "* • * " * "The Little Foxes", the play that ran 12 months on Broad- Debaters League. It encourages for ten weeks, according to Miss Hill. The Columbia vrhool system ... . „ „ I by the German army, he conUnued. has recently established the re- During the past four years Mr. ers; James Melton and Rose Bamp- ^ # fal|urf wou,d Just a, way, starring glamorous Tallulah Bankhead of the famous speaking In the fields of extempore, Elizabeth Sllnson. "Y" secretary. Espy has been a leader in World quirement that teacher candidates ton. Metropolitan Opera stars: Jose L r lhBl mora!e Alabama family, will be presented Tuesduy evening, March after-dinner, oratory and impromp- The groups taught by Rev. Julian Youth Conferences at Oxford. Edln- Lake, Miss Ruth Slier, and Mi.vs stand the examination. Iturbi. world-famous pianist: and I 4, at 8:30 as the seventh number in the artist course series. tu. as well as debate. burg, and Amsterdam. Uic Philadelphia Symphony orchcs-1 FOOD SCARCE IX GERMANY Sllnson arc 'The Book of John", j PERMANENT FILE OF RESULTS Also. Uie speaker told of the great Tlic story of u Southern family at "Revelation", and The Message of < The examination is conducted as • scarcity of food In Germany. He ex- Uic mm ol U»c century, the play Jesus". » service agency for the co-opcrat- Graham, Hanna Speak ReservaUons for next year's sea- plained that, due to the concentra- concerns the Hubbards. who arc the Evcryone is Invited to attend these | lug school systems, and It Is 11m- son tickets can soon be made, and Clipped Hair and Pretty To Mathematics Club Uon on importing war materials, "foxes"—"the little foxes that spoil mretlngs every Thursday night from I Ned to intellectual, academic, and present holders will be allowed the other phases of bringing in foreign the vines", according to the Song to eight o'clock. cultural fields. A permanent file of Annie Belle Graham and Helen choice of their seats until April 15. materials have been Ignored. of Songs. A grasping clan dominated Ears In For Winthrop test results will be maintained by Hatuui talked on Secondary Math- After Uiat. says Mr. Graham, all by Rcgina. who Is played by Miss the national committee on teacher ematics and the geometry of Euclid unclaimed seats will be sold to the Mr. Whiteieather said he was Bankhead. all of them are trying It seems as If the cars have it this to school an entirely new person examinations, thereby facllitaUng a at the regular meeting of the Na- first applicants. Seats In the left more optimistic than mo6t of the foreign reporters, because he had to get their hands on the controlling spring. Off to Charlotte wlUi Johnsie Wllkerson's roommates de-' I Floyd Wins Tatler teacher's record transmittal to any tional Council of Teachers of MaUi- center rear will also be available for moved along with the Nazi war ma- Interest in a proposed will. For three shoulder length hair and returning clare that she's never looked bet-; Ltbb.v Floyd, senior front Man place of application. ematics last Tuesday in the library sale. 7 chine. rather than running from ucls the balance of power shifts with cars pecking out from shortly ter while Johnsie is waiting on the I ninK, won the Tatter stiapsho . Approximately 30 teachers are ex- ol Johnson hall. •'" *' it. and could therefore see the flaws from one to the other, with Rcgina dipped hair is what Winthrop girls day she can hide her cars. Some ,•onlest and will be given a fre< peeled from Chester. York, andl The subjects discussed were "the In It. He emphasized that no revo- finally snatching It by virtually com- did last week-end. satisfied, some pleased and some, Taller, according to t'anilin nearby towns for the examination ! present situation In secondary math- Appleby At Vespers lution could be expected from with- mitting murder. Do you remember how you were to experiment again ; Anderson, editor. In the Rock 1 Illl center at Winthrop. Icmatlcs" with particular reference : Reverend "Jim" Appleby, pas- in the country, chiefly because of A llELI.MAN Pl.AY Intrigued with the fairy talc of Uie arc feelings that Winthrop girls ex-! The contest for (lie free Tal- • to the new national reports on "the tor of the First rresfeyterlan Uie fact that Uie people are so com- Written ty Lillian Ilcllniaii. au- demure maiden Rapunzcl and her press concerning the short hair ler closed the first of February, Send each Issue of the Johnsonian jplac of mathematics in education." ( church al Anderson, and well pletely under Hitler's heel and any thor of ."The Children's'Hour", with lovely long hair? "Weinlc" Barr trend as they returned to school; but pictures will still be used If to Daddy. j and "Is 1 geometry ol Euclid es- I known as a visitor to the Win- hint of opposition Is violently the same biting, shrewd economy was transformed from a demure with their comfortable as well as j they are handed In immediately, j scntially visual exercise or Is it throp campa*. will be the (ant quelled that has marked her previous suc- maiden to a vamp with a "devil may chic looking locks. says Cal. logical re mlng?" cessful production. "The Little Fox- care" look after her hair cutting speaker at Vespers Sunday night After tile talk, questions were es" moved the New York Herald trip. at 6:45 In Johnson hall. asked by the student body Tribune to exclaim. ". . . Here Is an- And even the May Court was af- other fine and important American fected by the lock cutting trend. drama. Miss Tallulah Bankhead of- Stately Harriet DcsChamps and Lever Discusses American Youth Congress fers the finest performance fo her Ethel Sleeper took on new short Darrell Peter and Vivian Major Rank local carccr". And from the Journal- hair do's that arc vastly becom- Clemson Cadets Get "Inside" Look at Amcricau: "A drama so taut and ab- ing. Helen Foster declares that Committee Youth Gathering; Collect Opinions; Draw High In Columbia Music Festival sorbing thai I couldn't take my eyes she's waiting for the day when her Their Own Conclusions; Express Views off the stage". locks begin to grow again but Mar- Two Winthrop musicians ranked high in the Musical Fes- Uui Howell sees a vast Improvement Approves Senate lUNKlltAI) TURNS UORGIA By JIMMIE LEVER tival Contest held in Columbia last week-end. surviving two In hers. In "The Little Foxes" Miss Bank- I To satisfy an insatiable curiosity as to who compromises judgings and going into the finals of four persons. head plays a rip of Uic first water. "Maybe I'l Action On Rules j the so-called American Youth Congress and what they stand Darrell Peter. Instructor In piano, niul .she suspects that licr Rcgina, mourned for, Mitchell Simmons. Neil Klphick and I persuaded the Clddens may be the best - hated J Seniors Are Allowed To and Vivian Major, a piano student B.S.U. Holds Week Of college authorities to permit our visiting Washington, the of Miss Ermine Wlllfong, were the chm-nilcr of the year—a nineteenth Dine With Dates; Colored scene of that group's pilgrimage. Evangelical Study On ccntury Borgia on the loose. Frank Accessories Now Uniform two from Winthrop who were among Conroy heads the list of supporting Fraser Lists Upon our arrival at the rcgistra- ton we popped the question: • Friend, the 27 entries in the Friday con- Campus Till Sunday players, which also Includes Charles A uniform regulation and Uon desk we were welcomed into what do you think of the Youth test. Of this group. 10 were chosen Student Evangelistic Week, an en- Dingle. Carl Benton Rcld. Marie Assembly Plans u new senior privilege were the fold by a burly, congenial ne- Countess". Everywhere we received for another test. These 10 persons, tirely student-conducted program Is Carroll. Eugenia Rawls. Lee Baker, passed by the Senate with the gress—black enough to be a thor- the same answer—from Senators. which Included Mr. DarreU and being presented all this week by the Dan Duryea. Abbie Mitchell and approval of President Shelton oughbred—who danced with glee Congressmen, elevator boys, govern- Miss Major, played before Mme. Lot- Baptist students. From 7:10 untU John Marriott. For March Phelps and the faculty com- when she found out thai friend ment workers, waitresses- and the Ue Lchmann. who cliose four for a 7:30 in the morning and at 12:30 taxi drivers out-profaned the Sen- final test. The Winthrop representa- programs are presented by different Tlic producer of the play is Her- Addresses by four outstanding mittee on student affairs, and Simmons hailed from her old home town. Greenville. Simmons was ap- ators. Imagine! tives were among the final four. students. man ShumlUi. sponsor and director American leaders, and the presen- will go immediately into ef- parently not equally thrilled. Winner of the finals was Miss Mary Monday morning My Maximum of a long line of Broadway hits. tation of a one-act play will com- fect. according to Pauline WELCOMED BY NKURO Bccson of the Ersklne college music for Christ. Sophia Nichols: Tues- Among them were "The Male An- prise the assembly scheduled for Laye, president of the Senate. MARKED AS SOUTHERN Washington folk who've seen the faculty. day morning: Man Meets God. Bess imal". "The Last Mile". "Grand Ho- March, according to Dean Mowat Students will be permitted to wear Immediately we were spotted as group are disgusted with American Moses: Wednesday morning: Prop- tel". "The Children's Hour", and G. Fraser. colored tics, colored coHhrs, and col- blond. Aryan Southerners, who youth if Uils group Is representa- Vivian Major, of Greer, in addi- er Relations of Loyalty. Dot Mc- the first dramatic hit of Uic current The speakers are: Thomas Crav- ored belts to town, it WPS announced looked much too naive mid simple tive. and all of the migratory work- tion to being a student of Miss W1U- Broadway season. "The Corn is ers there remind you Uiat the fong hi tile music department, lias Cown. Thursday morning. Chris- en. editor of "World Masterpieces at a recent student government for that group.' Two wenche:. Irotn JIMMY LEVER AYC'crs aren't like Uie kids back tianity at Work. Frances Carwile: Greer.". of Art" who cornea Thursday. March mceUng. the Bronx, painted like toteir-poles, studied with Edwin Hughes In the Friday Morning: My Body—Temple 8: Josephine Roche, leading woman SENIORS MAY DINE WITH and oh so helpful, accompanied by honi-'. Summer School master classes. of God. Lottie Smyrl: Saturday industrialist on Wednesday. March DATES Joe Cadden. executive secretary of Gradually we realized that this over way. They occupied seats morning: What Price Influence. Sa- Music Department 12; and J- E. Morgan of the Na- The senior "privilege states Uiat Uie AYC'and a famous Young Com- mangey hodge-podge of humanity in u sort of half moon around us; tional Education Association on wlUi permission of their hostesses, munist Leaguer, accosted us and could never represent us or what we wc were conscious that we were un- Library Science Bulletin ra Lee Hudson: Saturday noon: What Shall I Choose' Christine March 25. seniors may dine with dates at eat- suggested that we visit our Con- stood for. der observation throughout the ev- Boards Display Posters To Present Bach Miss Florence Mims Is In charge ing places on the Dean's approvel gressman and air our views on the Our guardian angel. Jue Cadden. ening; but weren't nearly so anxious Burton. of o one-act play to be presented list, to return Immediately to their lend-lease bill. Of course, we agreed. mosjyed over and began making to make trouble as they suspected, Hie library science department The programs will be concluded Festival, April 23 Tuesday. March 18. dormitories. This list Is subject to We were then instructed tp visit conversation. Inquiring as to the however, because we had no desires goes patriotic this week with a dis- Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Congressman Vlto Marcantonlo, results of our visit to our Congress- a consecration program conducted A Bach festival consisting tolely Assembly will begin at 12:tC on revision by the Dean of Women. to fight the Russian army. play on the bulletin board of book whom we were to learn is "real de- man. Our Rhctt Butler attitude held by Helen Bryant, student secretary. of music by Bach will be presented March 6. 12. and 25. and at 12:30 Mrs. Kate Glenn Hardin. The pres- THINK SOUTH IGNORANT lolders on outstanding leaders in mocracy's lone voice crying oul in swa ,• by that time; we'd already by the various organizations of the on March 18. ent approved list includes Adeline's. A Negro girl welcomed us to Wash- American history. the Congressional wilderness": af- become disgusted with what we'd music deportment on Wednesday. • Varsity Grill, Ersklr.e'i.. Oakland ington. apologized for the Jlm- Another bulletin board catches the tearoom. Periwinkle tearoom. Blue ter n sizzling pep-talk from Com- seen. So we told him very brazenly Crowism of the naUon's capltol. and eye. rvith the poster. "Are you Ravin' Tibbett Here April 9 (April 23. Eraser Talks To rade Vlto (Maroanlomo is the only that we had seen our Representa- Lawrence Tibbett. leadin* Bach's music will be presented Mirror. Good's drug store. Phillip's Introduced an Arkansas lad with a for Craven?" Here is a display of Charlotte AAUW Chapter alleged Communist member of Con- tive and had told him that we fav- Metropolitan Opera baritone, by the glee club6. the orchestra, the drug store, and Walgreen's drug banjo and a pot bellied friend who books on woodciaft. photography, gress; he represents Uie Harlem o.ed Uie lend-lease bill, and that will make his Winthrop appear- band, the college choral society and Dr. Mowat G. Fraser addressed store. led the crowd in the singing of the painting, and other hobbles. the Charlotte chapter of the Ameri- The privileges, passed by the Sen- district) we ambled over to the since he was a South Carolina Dem- National Anthem. If we've ever ance on April 9. instead of May piano conccrtos with orchestral ac- 2, as previously scheduled. The can Association of University Wom- ate but rejected by the faculty com- house office building and visited ocrat and a good American we knew heard a mockery, wc heard the Star companiment. Congressman Butler Hare ns we'd how lie would vote. After you have read The John- chance in dates was anuoanci 1 TIK: afternoon performance will en on the subject of "EducaUng the mittee. were requests Uiat seniors Spangled Banner relegated to one agreed to do—'"for the good of the Mr. Cadden slipped away while sonian send It home and give the at the Artist course Mondar be In Uic small auditorium and the Future Citizens of a Self-Oovemlng have permission to rioc at night, that night. It almost curdled our Country" Monday afte'.ncon at 3:30 and that all upperclassmen be al- party." we were tlradlng and dispatched folks a chance to keep up wiUi ac-1 evening by A. M. Graham, tmsl- evening performance will take place 1 la tap audltriuin- ,m Central High iclwc! of Charlotte. lowed llcht cuUi. Everywhere -c -'eu m "'asluus- se-eral aart. swartliv coisratto part tMttea it "TutSirop PAGE 2 THE J03NSCKIAK FBIpAT.. FEBPUAHY 28, 1941 Artist Course Series Briefly of People arid Things
Martin, Richardson Tie Phelps Returns Ed flub Cafeteria Has Wide Appeal Mary Kay Martin and Betty Rich- President Shellon Phelps returned Tile Elementary Education club ardson tied for first place in a con- Wednesday from Atlantic City, N. J. will run a cafeteria In Johnson hall' Ticket Holders test on the present military crisis where he attended the 71st Ameri- during: the Music Festival on April Forceps And Scalpel hold Wednesday In Debater's league. can Association of School Adminis- 18. 17 and 18. trators. Come From Many Present Program On Martin. Wlngate to Florida Ilium At Veopers Infantile Paralysis Alice Martin and Lily Mae Wln- Sky Sweepers Meel Miss Caroline Hlnes will be the Forceps and Scalpel held a stu gate left Wednesday night for Tal- Dr. Ruth Stokes spoke to the Sky guest speaker at Vespers Wednes- Far-Away Places dent program on Infantile paralysis lahassee. Fla., where Uiey will rep- Sweepers, campus astronomy club day night. This program wUl Intro- at the regular meeting Monday af- resent Winthrop ut the International •t their regular meeting last night. duce a series of Lenten services on By Rf.l.KN BF.U. ternoon in tlie music room of John- Relations chili and will return Sun- the campus. Hardin lo Aiken That Winthrop'.* Artist son hall. day. Dean Kale Glenn Hardin spent Beta Reta Beta Course is performing a popu- Paper* were read by Bernlce Oll- RUSM:| lo Whilmlrr last week-end in Aiken and Au- Tri Beta will sponsor u field agent lar nervier to theatre goers lesple. Frames Hall, fmd Ix>ulse Miss Leila Russell met with Win- gusta. of Charlotte. Miss Florence Dudley, not only of Hock Hill but of Hightower. throp alumnae last Friday and ap- on March 4. numerous towns, some dist- Membership was discussed, but Kappa Delia Pi Agenda pointed a committee to Consider the She will speak on the "Inheritance ance from Rock Hill, is indi- bids for new members will not. be An agenda was sent out to all the organization of a Winthrop Daught- of Abnormalities In Disease." cated . by a recent survey of decided upon until the end of the ers chapter in Whitmlre. S. C. local chapters by the executive com- {ticket sale records in the bus- week. mittee of Kappa Delta PI. This Panels in Dean's Office iness manager's office. • Elementary Ed Chib agenda was talked over at a busi- Two new design panels done by Contributing factors to this wide Martin Addresses Chester "Sugar Cane" and "Native Arts ness meeting of the Winthrop Miss Oarrison's fine arts 31 class appeal of the Winthrop Artist se- of Old Mexico" were the movies chapter before the holidays at which last semester, have been | laced In ries are the superb programs Alumnae On Humanities Dr. Donnls Martin addressed the shown yesterday at th$ regular time the members wrote their Dean Fraser's office. brought to the campus, the low price Cheater chapter of Winthrop alum- meeting of the Elementary Educa- opinions of the suggestions stated of season ticket admissions, and the Art ExhbUt nae on "The Humanities" at the tion club. in the agenda and it was returned. excellent acoustic and auditorium An exhibit of the work of the cre- ham? of Miss Nancy Carroll In facilities of the new auditorium. ative art class, made up of city Chester last Wednesday. ROCK HILL LEADS teachers, will be given next week, Mrs Tom Douglas, president of the Or I he season tickets. Rack according lo Miss Bessie Garrison. Chapter, presided over the meeting Not Love, But Flowers and Louise Kinard, Marcene Baker. Nan Sturgis, Mary Margaret Phillips. Emily Beebe, llillians hold about 525 seats, held as a George Washington party. Mary Garner, Nancy Garrett, and Caroline Parham, senior Music Majors who will give with numerrus requests for Miss Jean Clarke, member of the Miss Leila A. Russell, alumnae senior recitals before spring holidays.—(Photograph by Margaret Wessinger.) single admission tickets to per- music faculty, spent last week-end in secretary, also attended the meeting. Animals, Show Spring's Here formances. Charlotte ranks *e- Richmond. Virginia. ond as to numbers holding sea- • As spring approaches, the thoughts Anne Smith's two turtles. Roxy and Senior Application Picture* son tickets with about 15*. while Tri Beta To Send Eight of Winthrop girls turn not to j shady, blink lazily as' they snap Seniors desiring to have applica- Chester. Gastonia, Lancaster, Delegates to Meetings thoughts of love but the great Senior Recitals Will Graduates for Insects while Jeannette Dukes. tion pictures mode from their Tatler Union, and York each have from dcors of animals and flowers. 1 In Mobile And Columbia Sara Parks and Vema Farmer have groups may give orders to Caroline Visit Campus 20 lr 35 season tickets. In sev- Winthrop will send eight repre- alligators and lovebirds to cactus planu and narcissus bulbs, Winth- a terrible time remembering to feed Anderson and Jean McNalry. 8lx I Ottlc Ruth Elliott and Cappy eral cases, groups from a town sentatives from Tri Beta to t«i eon- rop girls tell the world that spring their gold fish, and as a result of pictures will I* made for tl.00. Start This Week Covington, Winthrop graduates, or city have bought a "block" rences in March and April. their forgetfulness one has departed of seals. Is springing from uround the comer were guests of the Social Service Eva McCarter and Naida Holt:.- from this life. Other South Carolina towns rep- claw will attend the biennial Tri that the green growing things Phillips and Garrett Beebe and Baker To 'club at its meeting last Tuesday So as spring comes to Winthrop resented with season tickets ar« Beta conference In Mobile. Alabama. and the living animnls give many Open Series Tonight Give Second Monday afternoon. the flowers open wider and the va- The Sanitary Market Blfciopvllic. Fort Mill. Jefferson March 29. I a girl a thorough training as a care- Fresh Meats of All Kinds Ottie Ruth attended the gradu- rious domestic animals perk up and The series of senior music recitals Emily Beebe. pianiste from Spar- Darlington. Richburg. Columbia. Those attending the Academy of laker. ate school of social work at the take a new interest in life—also giv- Fish and Oysters in Seanon will begin with the piano ercltal of Clinton. Liberty. Greenwood, and Science in Columbia. April 26. will Helen Faulk's alligator, "Ous" lies tanburg and Marcene 3aker. pianiste University of North Carolina last ing their Winthrop caretakers an Country Produce a Specially Mary Margaret Phillips and Nancy even as far away as Chcraw. North lazily, in the sun waumg patiently from Rock Hill will give the second summer. Cappy has spent a year be Pearl Bishop. Sara Barnwell. Telephone 407 Trade SI. to be fed his bi-weekly diet of meal. interest. Oarrett. both from Belton. which in the school of social work at the Carolinians holding the.se tickets Ruth Burts. Mary Elizabeth Rick- In the series of annual senior re- Awaking one morning u> find their will be given tonight at 8 o'clock in University of South Carolina. Both arc from Cramerton. Belmont. Win- enbaker, Alice Camille Causey, and citals Monday night at 8:30 In the clothes silently slipping from t'.ie the auditorium of the Music Con- girls are now working with (he Dill- gate, Shelby, and Hickory. Ruth Simmons. closet. Nell Wolllng and Nancy servatory. auditorium of the conservatory. on county department of public COLLEGES REPRESENTED • The selections to be given ore: Several colleges of the Carollnns Tuppcr found a bright-eyed squirrel Fancy, Heavy Groceries ITie program consists of: welfare. Brush and Palette Sonata. Op. 27, No. 1—Beethoven ore represented at many perform- i who pays n dally visit for thai meal • Makes Scrap Books 'of nuts. -Miss Phillips. Partita In B flat—Bach-Harold ances. Among them are Lenolr- CITY WHOLESALE CO., Inc. The members of Brush and Pal- Ncctume. Op. 27, No. 2—Chopin. Johnsonian To Phyne, Davidson. Lander. Coker. DOT RAISES CACTI'S PLANT Bauer -Miss Baker. ette made wooden scrap books at PHONE 574 Ballade. Op. 47—Chopin—Miss Oar- Queens. Newberry college, and Pres- A cactus plant thai causes a great Announce Freshman the regular club meeting Wednes rett. Sonata Opus 31. No. 3—Beethoven byterian college. disturbance In transporting to and day afternoon. These articles will from school is the pet plant of Dot Diversions. Nos. Ill and IV—John —Miss Beebe. Staff Next Week The business office Is continually be sold, and special orders for scrap A. Carpenter. Sonetto 123 del Pet- The 30 freshmen who have been besieged with requests for tickets Warner, who vows that she'll never .. photograph abums, and belts rucm—Franz Liszt. Etude In Double Ballade—Debussy. Scherzo In B chosen to edit the freshman edition to single performances, and seekers travel on a bus with it again. Trans- may be given to Marie Beihea. Bet- WHEN IN NEW YORK Thirds. Op. 25. No. 6—Chopin. Waltz flat Minor—Chopin—Miss Baker. of the Johnsonian will be announced often find that the only tickets forming their room Into a regular Whitesldes. or Sara Margaret In D flat—Chopin-Oodowsky—Miss next week, according to Elizabeth' available are second balcony or spring garden is what Maria Moss. Impromptu Opus 36—Chopin. Au Wessinger. BE THRIFTY Phillips. Cunningham, editor. farther back. Anne Heitrlck and Doris Taylor The club will meet again Wednes- Garden Music No. 1. Op. 117— Bord d' une Sowece—Liszt. Jardin This staff, selected from a group Inquiries about tickets have come have done.with narcissus bulbs, fern, > New 23-Story Hotel day at 4 o'clock in Miss Theodore's Walter Nelmann. Elude—Ut Chaise sous la Pluie—Debussy—Miss Beebe. of 70 who tried out. will actually be- from Philadelphia. New York City, and yellow jonquils In every nook 1 continue the work. All Transit Lines at Door —Paganini-Llszt. Rigaudon. Op. gin work next week with the writ- and .ttlanta. Georgia. In some case; and comer. Lc Retcur des Muletiers—Severac. 204—Raff—Miss Garrett, ing of features. The group which people who planned to be passing Tom. Dick and Harry, greedy • Centrally Located will be selected on a basis of writing Organ Fantasia and Fugue in A Etude Opus 15. No. 10—Bortkicwlcz through Rock Hill wished to buy a 1375 Subscribers goldfish of Mary Frances Cannon 1 ability will elect its own staff offi- Free Swimming Pool, Gym minor—Bach. Arranged for two pi- —Miss Beebe. ticket, and others had heard of the To 1941 Yearbook keep her busy feeding them her 1 anos by Harold Bauer—Misses Gar- cials. » . "splendid artist course that Win- every spare moment. And right next Separate Floors for I-adies Waltz from "Coppella"—Dohnanzl. Approximately 1J75 Winthrop rett and Phillips. An opportunity has been given this door live Joe and Jane, a regular throp offered" and wished to buy students have subscribed to the 1941 > Air-conditioned Restaurant All students and faculty members Jota jVlva Navarrai — Larregla— week for different types of news Helen Jepson and Richard Crooks- ticket* for friends or relatives liv- Taller, says Jean McNalry, business Cocktail Lounge •re Invited to attend. Miss Baker. writing. Belonging to Lib Otixkln, these love ing near Rock Hill. manager. This is the largest number birds arc four years old and their • The presentations are also attend- of subscriptions the Toiler has ever vocal chords are stMl b-olng strong. Single $1.50 Daily—With Bath $2.00 Magginis Addresses ed by visitors from Wadcsboro, had this early In the year. RODDEV'S KITTEN Alumnae At Laurens Statcsvllle, Kannapolls. Lincolnton. ' StudentK who wish to have their But the Roddey girls have cer- Double with Rath from $3.00- Around the Training School Dr. W. D. Magguiis talked on "Ed- Boiling Springs, and Rockingham. names printed on their Tatler must tainly done their good deed for ucation for National Defense" at the N. C-. and by South Curoiniuns from pay twenty-five cents by April 1st. Weekly and Monthly Rates Winthrop alumnae meeting of the Barnnell. Haruville. winnsboro. spring by adopting an orphan kit- W.T.S. Downs Great Falls Williams. Laurens chapter at the home of Greenville. Camden, and Florence. • ten. Found on the night of the elec- The W.TB. girls basketball Miss Janette Aterburn is Third Issue Of "Alumnae tion, "Third Term" mewfng weakly Mrs. Bob Swofford Monday. Most popular among the perform- KENMORE HALL team beat Oreat Falls 17-15 in state chairman for South Car- Others going from Winthrop were ances. as shown by the demand fqr News" Off The Press; to tell of his hunger was fed with olina and Miss Florence Smythe 145 EAST 23RD STREET, NEW YORK the tournament at Kershaw Mrs. W. D. Magginis and Miss Lello tickets, have been the operas and In The Mail This Week an eye dropper until he was old Wednesday, according to Nan has been invited to lead the A. Russell. Helen Jcpson. "The Little Foxes" The third Issue of the 1940-41 enough to do his own lapping. With Official AAA Hotel George A. Turkel, Mgr. McDowell, basketball manager. piano clinic. has brought forth an unusual sale series of the "Alumnae New?" wrtlbe the development of a ravenous ap- • petite he was recently taken te Seventeen Students Carpenter Gives Rt-idines Magginis Speaks of tickets. mailed this week from ihc alumnae Besides the tickets already ac- office. lias, Lang's home at Ninety-Six Distinguished Mrs. Carpenter, of Rock Hill, In Chesterfield counted for. many more are sold at The "Alumnae News' has been en- where lie Is well taken care of and Seventeen students made a presented a program of read- Dr. W. D. Magginis. professor of larged this year, and a garnet and receives three square meals a day. It's part of the game highly satisfactory rating on all ings ot the chapel program Wed- education, spoke in Chesterfield x-office. so that sometimes the 3.500 seats in the auditorium are gold heavy cover bearing the Win- subjicts and citizenship for first nesday. last Thursday afternoon at a meet- filled to capacity. throp seal has been adopted. Series semester. Band Uniforms Ordered ing of the County Education Asso- of articles on outstanding alumnae ..to pause and The uniforms for the band ciation on education for national de- They are Betty Jo Bailey. will be run in future Issues. It- is COME l\ AND SFE THE Mary Eleanor Barron. .Sophia which were ordered recently, are fense. planned. Frledhelm, and Idclle Good- expected to arrive next week. He was accompanied on the trip Miss Leila A. Russell, alumnae sec- New Line of man from the eighth grade. by Mrs. Magginis. Third Grade .Makes Animals retary. Is editor of the magazine. From the ninth grade are Rob- The members of Miss Dowell's If you're thrifty JEWELRY ert Collinge, Sara Huckle. John third grade class have made an Reese, and Margaret Anne Interesting exhibit of wild oni- . N K II I If you're wise Tucker; from the tenth grade. mals in connection with the unit AT YOUR Jack Burdette. Virginia Cooley, If you're looking they are studying. The animals In Two Popular Flavors Laura Rauch and Miriam Wllll- ore made from wood and clay. For Quality ford. 44yft The seniors who were dis- '"I'l- Plans Tournament You'll Buy at tinguished are Anne Barron. The senior FA.L. has started Carlisle Moore, Nancy Moore, work on the question "Should ELDER'S CANTEEN Bobby Spencer, and David Wil- the Power of the Federal Gov- liams. ernment be Increased?" Six de- GROCERY -Friday) bate teams have already signed 9:M— 5:30 Students to Sing in Charlotte up to take part in a tournament 6:3©— 7:M Seventeen students from March 20 and 21. to be spon- 9:36—11:15 Training school and fourteen . sored by Miss Lottie Barron, as- from Rock HU1 high will go to sisted by Sara Patterson. Charlotte Wednesday to sing Junior F.A.L. to Debate PENNEYS with a chorus of 250 high school CiS#—7:0# voices. The Jur.ior P.A.L. is working THEY'RE AFTER SHOW—10:40 After, several days ot re- on the question 'a jll We Have hearsing under the direction of a Union of Countries of the George Howerton of Northwest- Western Hemisphere?" Alice And SMART. ern University, the chorus will Tlmmerman, Bernlce Olllesple, present a program Saturday ev- and Frances McMahon are as- A two miraelo wrought in fragrant*. As itirring ening at 8 o'clock. The chorus sisting, and the questicn will be THE VARSITY to th* soul as daop- em orchestra directed by D. debated the tournament March 20 and 21. throa»«d monaitury balls GRILL will be assisted by the all South- Hero » o drink ttMrt ie tfftiftve "Spring Fever" Itepeated chiming in tha mysterious Revelll, of the University of of tha nigh*! Tha n«*or ten* the froihnoia of Michigan. This program is the The play "Spring Fever." pre- sented by the senior class last. splendour of tha agai it in closing event, of the .Southern Mirada—parfum ••quit by conference for music education. Friday night was repeated Tues- You drink it The Training school students day night. The play was given L'enth^ric Mary Agnes to go are Ralph Brown, Laura to raise money for the Annual. Paris Now Yorl ••ma of complete rofrodnnoot Drennan, Katie Fox. Angeline Of Lustrous Rayon in Lunn So when yoo pouio throughout Freeman, Edwin Jeter. Martha • - t trrv.i «•?.* New Spring- Shades $1.25 to $40.00 Hoi Us, Etta VcCarter, John Ed- ward Mcridden, Louise Nichols, BRING YOUR FRIENDS TO ROYAL CROMT Other Sport Plouses 49c A FREE STEAK DINNER Mary oene Roberta, Jean Sealy. J. L. PHILLIPS Christine Stathopoulas, Bobble PERIWINKLE BOTTLING CO. See Who Gets "it Next'Week • Cqorurbr 1 Go* FMd—Dignified Sefiee PHONE 267 , PENNEYS DRUG CO. ROCK HILL COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY " ' - '"-10 PAGE 8 "A Day At Winthrop With Spartanburg Girls" Features State Sunday Paper Arthur Gurley, photographer and sports editor of the Spartanburg Journal, a day on the campus recently, and took back with him a set of pictures of girls on the campus. It was a nifty layout the Sunday Herald-Jour- made of Gurley's pictures, and The Johnsonian is reproducing most of the for its readers. Not only did the Herald-Journal devote the second test page of its Sunday issue to Winthrop, but it sent The Johnsonian prints of all the pictures, together the original plate being used in this issue. For that gesture The Johnsonian "Thank you". , .. . . Used in the series of photos were four Spar- tanburg girls, picked for their photogenic quali- ties, one from each class in school. Helen Hair for the freshman class; Elizabeth Staton for the sophomore, Katherine Jett for the juniors, and Sarah Hicks for the sen- iors. More than 70 Spar- tanburg county girls are registered at Winthrop for the current year.
Lever Discusses American Youth Congress 'Continued from pace warm. South Carolina blood. For two hours we heard fiery labblc-rouscrs, lambast the Ameri- can way. ridicule our Americ»n de- mocracy. condemn our Administra- tion and deride the opposition to the administration. It was contus- ing. They opposed the lend-lease bill, yet condemned all of Uie bills opponents—Wheeler, Hugh John- son. Lindbergh, etc. They laughed at Wendell Wlllkie (for once, we dldn'tt. they Irreverently parodied the F'lesident s speeches; condemned the Alien and Sedation act. the law requiring tlic registration of aliens, the National Youth Administration and the CCC. as regimentations of youth (amusing. Isn't It?). Uie con- scription of men for the armed forc- es, and the government investigation of Communist party activities In De- troit. Russia was lauded as "the only great democracy" In the world. Tlic only names whose mention drew that this group has no constructive applause were those of Marcantonlo, program to offer; and that they are Harry Bridges, and Stalin. only "against" things, while the WASHINGTON DISGUSTED young people we know want to cru- It was disgusting too, when the sade "for" things. people asked us. "Do you have ra- We also believe that we must dios In South Carolina?" and then clean house In our democracy, elim- In I lie next breath assured us that inate their bait for the South by . I hey could solve all of the problems abolishing llie poll tax. and get a* of I lie South merely by eliminating enthusiastic in defense of the de- .llm-Crowlsiu and nbollslilng the mocracy we know as they are for the poll tax. Their knowledge of South- "democracy" of Uie Soviet. ern conditions seemed grossly In- We believe that this liberty we congrucnt. know Is not permanent, but that It We concluded: that the Youth must be fought for. and we deem Congress Is Communist controlled: It worth fighting for—against the that It Is not representative of the forces of aggression from without American Youth and prostitutes the and the forces of subversion, ac- nam-? of youth when it operates un- quicsccnsc, and appeasement from der the protection of that name; within.
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The Reqeation Roundup Catherine Bailey, Sports Editor Starts juMl FHH on Ike Campus THE IrMtanwiiAUT SPORTS WOMAN'S ANGLE Holidays over Back in the swing— Already planning for New Class Plans Indoor Sport Season Soon To Give Way To Spring Out-of-Door Games Holidays in the Spring. To Make Girls 1 Which begin on March 29, only one 'Health Conscious month away—and we're already hear- A health project, planned to ing girls making plans—how to get students more aware of their home, what time they'll arrive and what health habits and to help Inform to do after they get there. We hope it them of what they can do to Improve works out. Which reminds us; doesn't n health. Is being planned Clemson have the same holidays? by the health education class under ON THE CAMPUS; -Jte direction of Miss Julia Post, head 3l the physical education depart- . We'll soon be hearing the roll of drums and tramp of ment. nuirching feet—the band is soon to begin its spring march- The project, based on the results ing practices, in preparation, we hear, to some possible trips, of the health survey blank which one to be the Summerville festival during spring holidays. distributed to all students last ster, will feature a series of ( m pictures concerning dlffer- >hases of health habits, the first to be a picture obtained from the Tuberculosis Association concern- for the band a that disease. Other pictures are to be announced later. WHILE AWAY; PMN rOSTUIC CLINIC The project will also feature some Last week-end girls indulged in practically every kind of special clinics concerning correct- recreation. From post-holiday chatter we've gathered that ive habits, such as posture, and there was much good bowling done, plenty of dancing in all posters and charts of Informational forms, and Martha Richards even indulged in a bit of ice material to make students n skating in the mountains of North Carolina—her first—and.awar e of health Improvement nnrl forin I" '5® ?'r and -he to Ket.«"t-of-doors growing stronger, Winthrop girls leave the indoor sports of winter weather aaya she, gliding along over the ice was simply wonderful. dormitory living conditions. It will alr e rcl8 T bI e n ls an d vol ba She's for more of it. JmrWif LlSn JZ (I f n " ?l f: {* ? ' . " . ?y ". the lighter sports of winter months, are replaced by the more vigorous consist of units on.cleanliness, sleep, S e 1 mMmU Thr W ln f r fu measUre • • • • nutrition, posture, healthful wTbe thefv^'puCh"kea to ^"wo^sTo pi ck^'lofetTan^Uiin^i ^ ' ^ ^ ° " ° " And from Martha Martin comes a sigh. An ice skating ment, recreation and mental hy- fan, she longs for the cold and her new skates with shoes giene. communicable dUeases, and attached^a recent gift from her father, which she doesn't care of the eyes and will extend and size of print. Try doing that get to use "down south". Having never indulged in the sport, throughout the semester. Freshman Team Class of lying down without tiring the arms. we wouldn't know much about its invigorating qualities, but Committee chairmen for the pro- Beauty and It'll be much more comfortable to Sonia Henie has done a neat job and we're willing to try. gram Include Ruth Slmmi read at a suitable desk before re- partmental co-operation, Catherine Field In Cage Series clining on the bed. FROM OTHER CAMPI; STEVENSON Robinson, publicity. Rachel SlndelL The Eyes Silting Satisfactions Last week some comments concerning this humble column- material for. health couln As The Johnsonian goes to press the annual interclass bas- TODAY THRU TUESDAY ist and this product. We found a column in the University's JulU Wallace, programs. ketball tournament to determine the winning class team of And while on the subject of desks The eyes have itl •ATTUFKID FOK a Gamecock si.rn<»d by one Deward Brittain, and flagging a the season is in full swing, the deciding games to be played —choose a suitable one. It Is much this afternoon in the gym at 4:16. Or at least they usually get It If grinning picture of that gentleman. Says Mr. BritUin, "Miss better for the book to be slanUng lovnr lADYt MARTI Table Tennis Tourney they are lovely and well cared for. C. Bailey .of Winthrop (God bless her, Blue Mother) admits towards the body, in the position The tournament began Wednes- around the court quicker than a Uie "it" referring to practically any- her illiteracy to her public", meaning, I fear, that I don't To Befin March 4 described above than to be lying tatte tennis tourney to day afternoon when a determined wink, and Is not the least bit slow thing—compliments. admiration or read his column, which to him is worse than omitting Shakes- flat. And Uie body should be In the > £* fbwnptao will be freshman team downed the fighting on putting the ball In the buskct. loveliness—as the case may be. peare in a sophomore literature course. Tch, tcb, how shame- proper sitUng position to prevent " by the ttiwie club during Juniors 35-13 In a one-sided game, The Freshman defense Is some- lul! and the sophomores racked up a Attenttaa Flnt curvature of the spine—back erect, It* Utaaka, Mr. -gtolmjmw" Brit tain far that "bar faMk." of March 3* In the base- thing to talk about too. The jun- hard-fought victory ol 16-10 over chest out, feet firmly on the floor. I hardly dared hafe. AM I really daat jtmr pMr-aat wttk ment of Bancroft, according to Jew- ior forwards Just couldn't seem to Do you ever notice eyes much? last year's champion team, now the This is a natural and comforUtble thia nd hair aad pvi eye*. I, chairman of the get around those guards. Notably Most people notice them the first seniors. The crowd of spectators position and one which minimizes Tenuis club. good arc Mary Wood and Ruth Mc- thing. Of course you can't increase And from Clemson comes rumors that James Jefferson wasn't so big, but, they weren't dis- eye strain, preventing mental and the toumapwnt Is open to all Cull. With a line-up like that plus the stee or change the original color Lever is at last wearing his uniform and conforming to a appointed. for whatevor the first physical fatigue. dents who wish such strong determination to win. of your eyes, but there Is the fact few rules, something he hasn't done since he was a freshman game lacked In excitement because Matches will be played each we feel safe to predict Uiat Uie that anyone can play up their goods Look Ahead and began excessive politicking. 'S matter, Mr. Lever, don't of Its one-sldedness. the second made at «:30. All those who expect to freshmen are going to be this year's points so that they outweigh the they see it your way? up for In Its closeness. Persistent care of Uic eyes is the enter are asked to cotne to Bancroft champs. Tills afternoon will tell. ones—and Uic same goc« wlUi eyes. FRESHMEN LOOK GOOD only way we can expect to be able WE APPLAUD; basement ready for play Tuesday SOPH-SENIOR CAME CLOSE No one admires sunken, dull eyes The frosh eager*, really showed off to continue to enjoy Uie beauties night. March 4. The sophomore-senior game Wed- which are red or darkly circled The artist course number of Monday night. It was, we on the court and .proved what of life around us. so guard them VIRGINIA nesday was one of fouls during the Constant eyestrain, lack of rest and think (lots of us) the best one of this season, and many were they've been saying since practice first quarter, but turned out to be sleep, and a rundown feeling con- carefully in youth and they'll serve the sighs we heard, of admiration and approval. The troupe began—the freshmen have GOT regular, fight-to-thc-flnlsli tus- • tribute to these conditions, dctract- much longer and better as the years is composed of very young boys and girls, most of them only "fltauH" Saadali something. Definitely the star of Uic creep up. roa BAH cure AND IPO IT WBAB rle. with a tied score to the very end Ing from the beauty of youthful Madeleine CanaH 18 or 20 years of age, directed by Catherine Littlefleld, typi- games was Sadie Whlttlngton. fast Climaxing the tournament will be cally American, who is trying to break away from the stiff- and sure forward from Lor Is. Sadie the best games this afternoon when Fred MacMurray * Urisnil Htm ami ness of classical ballet toward freedom of expression and can shoot from all angles and prac- the sophomores meet the freshmen Circles Unwanted American composition. In this young troupe she is instilling tically any distance and fell almost and the Juniors clash with the sen- One l'air Small Metal As for circles—the skin around her ideas and is anxious to know how it is received. So express certain of a ringer. And the fastest iors. In that order the teams are ' tin)** (M the eyes Is very thin, and the dark- Heel Taps Will Be Given your opinion to Miss Hayden and we'll let her know how much player on the court Is Maudlne more evenly matched and anything £ ening or circling of this skin is FREE with this Coupon. we liked them. Wall, a Rock HllUan. who gets can 1 uppen. Also caused partially by poor circulation. This Offer Expires Johnny Said Dorothea Burgess "I liked it because it was so typical- However, lack of sleep and Insuffi- March 10th and His Orchestra ly American." And Miriam Barnett remarked "They were so cient rest for Uic eyes play a large youthful and good-looking one could hardly help but like part in bringing about Uils condition. BAKER'S Patronize RADIO REPAIR Opens Thursdav them." Students doing closc work and using Shoe Service We admired their physical loveliness and grace, and sug- Ratterree Drugs We Repair all Type the eyes for a long period should FRANCHOT TONE gest that for slimmer, more beautiful bodies we all go in for Radios rest them frequently, either by clos- CALL AND DELIVERY ballet—if they are samples of the results. Main Street ing them for a few scconds and re- E. Main St. Phone 127 TRAIL OF VIGILANTES' Stine's Radio Lab. laxing, or by gazing Into the dist- FOR EXCITEMENT: ance to relieve the strain. During the holidays, Georgia Clark attended the wedding Exercise of u millionaire's daughter in La Grange, Georgia. The Life photographer was on the scene and it seems thut Georgia Recommended cxcrclscs for the trailed him like a hound, and she is now eagerly awaiting eyes are: (l> Rotate eyes slowly, SHEET MUSIC the Life magazine to see if she did any good. first In one direction then In the lie wvddlnf. aaya Gcatrfa, waa Mat elaborate. Hasten NEWEST DESIGNS IN other. 12) Repeatedly look down, then up. relaxing Uie eye muscles. Piano Solos—Popular Songs <3) Close the Uds tightly, hold a few You Would Expect to Fay 35c l»er Copy for This Music I wind them to the I i to give the effect of their being la Ml Costume Jewelry sccdnds, then open Uiem. Repeat several times. While They Last 5c We can't blame Georgia for being excited—weddings al- Lights and Poslare ways are, and one so elaborate would awe any young maiden. The two most Important factors J. J. 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