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A sOMBER PICTURE

1t was a rather startling story
which recently came from the
University of California as to the
standard of salaries paid the pro-
fessors. That institution is one
of the largest III the country
gagged by attendance and in adj
dition TO state support has been
favored with beneiactions from
some OF the wealthicst Califor-
mans. Yet, it is averrcd that the
instructors are SO poorly paid
that many are living almost in
perjury. 1t is a Somber picture
of life among men and women
who through education appre-
ciate and desire comforts, even il
nothing is said OF Injuries.
Conditions nj the University OF
California may be exceptional,
but in lesser degree has the same
complaint been heard from other
institutions. A college president
in nothing advances III salaries to
meet in some degree the increas-
ed cost of living expressed the
hope that eventually he could
make professors salaries equal to
that of the head lani,or. He
spoke facetiously, OF course, yet
there was considerable truth in
the allusion. In orr present eco
nomic scheme of things. brains
devoted 10 teaching unfortunate
ly are not rated as high in dol
lars as brains in many other lines
of effort where the training re-
quired is vastly less. There Isl
certainly something wrong with
our measures OF values when an
unschooled alien can secure a
larger income from operating al
shoe-shining stand than native
who gives years OF preparation
of himself as 4 teacher.
We accord the greater reward
to the material. though the prod
uct of the well-eQuipped teacher.
the development 81 the Inind oil
the student. IS OF greater worth.
1t the output were more tangible
perhaps the compensation OF the
teachers.wouid be greater. With
the greatly added numbers OF
students seeking college training
1t might be supposed that in
structors would profit proportion
ately, but it has not worked that
way. 1t seems reasonable prop
osition to conclude that colleges
very soon viii feel the want OF
capable instructors unless their
value is more tullv recognized
and comparatively better salar-
les paid.
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SOON TO Be MARRIED
AT DAV|DSONVILLE


Rear-Admiral Austin NJ Knight has
ISSUED invitations for tie wedding of
his daughter, Miss Katherine Grinneu
knight and Lieutenant Forrest Bet
ton Royal, L. S. ~, which Will take
place on Thursday, December rs. at
All Hallows' Chapel, Dayidsonyille.
and will lie followed Icy recention
At The. >Locusts." the home OF aliss
knights cousin. Judge Benjamin Wat
kins. Miss Knight. who is one OF the
most ATTRACTIVE society girls in the
navy set. was presented several sea-
SONS ago at Newport. and is well known
in Annapolis and elsewhere. Lieuten-
ant Royal is the son of the late Mr..
Forrest Royal and Mrs. Royal. of New
York and Staten Island. and was for
merly attached TO the staff of Rear.
Admiral Simms, U. S. N.
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To Open New Highway

a commission consisting of a. r.
Arnold, Clarence Johnson and Will
liam Beatty, Jr., previously appointed
by the board, reported favorably upon
the necessity of public road. begin
ming at the property of the develop
ment known as Shore Acres" and
leading through the land of James S
Robinson and others, and intcrsect.
ing the road leading by Max Haneke's
Upon certificates of insanity fur
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1922
nEARkEX. YE SHOPPERS.

Too bad there are no Carnegie
medals for shoppers who have
braved bargain day without
nursing a pet "pcevc" or wearing
worried look. Alas that there
are no Distinguished Service dec
orations for folks who can hold
their own in rush at the holiday
season without holding back sew
cral hopeless but infuriatcd fell
low-shoppers at the same time.
There is a fine art OF shopping,
as everybody ought to know, and
three simple rules are fundamen-
tai. First, know what YOU want
and list your items before you
leave home; second, know where
TO go for what you want, which
means a careful reading OF the adj
vertisements in your home paper ;
third, go after what you want as
carly in the shopping season as
possible and thereby avoid the
crowds. If there be a fourth rule
it is this let courtesy restrain
your actio and speech the while
you barga since civility helps
to make hopping zone long
sweet song"
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CLUB WOMEN MAKE
HIT AS SALES LADIES

The sale conducted yesterday By the
women's Club at the Globe eRpor-
iuin was decided success. and tho
proprietors OF the establishment have
offered to make il an annual or semi
annual event. II the memtcrs OF the
club desire it,
On account Of short notice and
members and their friends were IN
able TO get in with orders yesterday.
SO the owners of the store have agreed
to allow the club its 10 per cent. on
any sale Lcscre Christmas, If tho Gus
toner makes the request for il.
The women thoroughly enjoyed
their work in this attractive store,
they appreciated the courtesy and
consideration OF the proprietors. and
did full justice to a delightful lunch
con provided for them by the estab-
lishment.
Best OF all the women feel that this
is one of the ways in which they can
cooperate with the Chamber Of Com
merce. the Rotary Club. and other or
CARNATIONS which are urging Anne
Arundel CONTAINS TO deal at home.
Many customers assured the sales
women yesterday that this was the
first Christmas they had shopped in
Annapolis, and that they were SC
pleased with the saving in wear and
tear, time and money that they pro-
posed in future TO buy rs much as
possible in their home town and
county seat.
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death OF ELEANOR MAE
COOKE AT CARROLL, Ia.

Word has been received here of the
sudden death OF Eleanor Mae Cooke,
Ia years of age. which occurred Sep
tember Is at the home of. her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Drees,
Carroll, Iowa. She was a niece of DIR.
T. Bates Cooke Pasadena Cal; Delos
w. Cooke, associate director OF the
Cnnard Steamship Line. New York
City, and Mrs. James, wife of Comdr
\, J. James. t. S. ~. whom she visited
frequently while Commander james
VAS stationed at the Naval Academy
She was well-lnown in the younger
NAVY set.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE - hereby given that the snD-
scribers of Anne Arundel county have oh.
tanned from the Orphans Court OF Anne
Arundel county, in Maryland. Letters
Iestainentary on the personal estate of
WILLIAM W. WEBB,
late OF Anne Arundel county deceased
Ill persons having claifns against the do.
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, 10 the
subscriber on or before the
18th DAY or JUNE. 1928
They may. otherwise, by law, be excluded
from WI benefit of said estate. All per.
sous indebted 70 said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9th day OF
December, 1922
J. HAMILTON PRoUT
WINS0N g. GOTT.
Executors
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7 al
the City Code OF Annapolis. to follow i'm
mediately after Section -. aud to be
known as Section a3-a
Section /. BE il established AMI orlain-
cd by the Mayor. Counselor and Alder
men OF the City Of Annapolis that a new
section he added To the City Code of An
napolis to follow Immediately after Sec
ton 50. of Article 70. To be known as Sec
ton ga. and to read as follows:
Section 2S.A EN-iy person applying for
a erinit TO build II garage or other build
Jug in which IN automobile is kept or for
a building which may be Iised for the
storage of hay, grain or other iDfainmable
material. shall state tho character OF the
building TO be erected when so applying
and no permit shall be granted In such
cases unless it is plainly stated that such
building shall be constructed as follows
the walls and roof shall be entirely Of
metal, brick, cement. tile or other non
frame may be Of wood. and the doors may
be or wood: it shall be unlawful 20 erect
any building of the character indieated II
this ordinances or TO use any building not
forms to the requirements of this ordi.
nance. Any violation az this ordinance
shnl be punished with fine of five dol
lars for the FIRST offcnse an,l from ten TO
fense, TO be recovered AS lines and costs
are now recovered.
Section .. And be II further established
and ordained that all ordinances ard parts
nance are hereby repealed.
Section :. Aud be IL established and
ordained that this ordinance shall take II.
feet from the date OF its passage.
Approved Oct. 10. 1872
Attest: Mayor
EMMA ABBOTT GAGE.
City Clerk. Ma
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Asks Repairs To This Road
The Board named committee TO
consider the question of repairing the
road from the Stone bridge of the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric Railways Ia joint on the
road between Waterbury and Gantt's
Corner) to Severn Cross Roads, hy
resnrlacing with gravel and the dig
ging OF drains 70 carry OF the sur
face water. This action was taken
in response 10 q petition from the
''B Square" Mons Bible Glass OF Bald
win Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church (Severn Cross Roads,. The
petitioners set forth that with the
present condition of the road and its
probable condition with the coming OF
rough winter weather, providing fol-
its repair will be in the interest OF
the public convenience particularly
for the benefit of the Consolidated
School bus that must travel over il
TO convey children to and from the
school at Millersville. The stretch
of road in question is about half .
mile. @
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FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully in the treat
ment for Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
consists of an Ointment which Quick,
ly Relieves by local application. and
the Internal Medicine. Tonic which
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces, thus reducing the inflamma-
ton.
Sold by all druggists
+. j. Cheney g. Co.. Toledo Ohio
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TO RECEIVE DONATIONS
FOR BALTIMORE FAIR

Ladies viii be present at the Mary
land State armory. on Bladen street
tomorrow from 10 until 4 o'clock to
receive the donations for the State
Fair OF the Maryland League Of wo-
men Voters. This fair will be held at
the y. w. c. A., in Baltimore, on Fri
day and Saturday, December Is and
l6. so don't forget to leave your dona.
lions at the local armory tomorrow il
you wish them TO be taken 20 the BAL
llmore fair.
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PRESIDENTS PASTOR TO
PREACH AT ACADEMY

The Reverend W. S. Abernethy
D. d., pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church. Washington, d. c., where
President and Mrs. Harding attend
divine service. will preach in the
Naval Academy Chapel on Sunday
morning next. DR. Abernethy will
also address the Midshipmens Chris
tan Association in Memorial Hall in
the evening.
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NOTICE OF EXAMINATION

The State Employment Commission of
MARYLAND Will hold examinations OH
Thursday, December 2S, ia222, Co establish
lists of persons eligible for positions listed
below, with starting salaries us Indicated :
Stenographer- Secretary tinalel $500
10 $a,40o.
Industrial Inspcctor-$1,500.
Assistant Sanitary Engineer-$1,e20 to
$40
Apply State Employment Commission.
80 Light Street. Baltimore. Maryland.
Calvert 300 Xxx
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nth DAY or JUNE. loea
ORDER NISI

IN Anne Arundel county Orphans Court.
December :. 1922
Ordered, that the sale of the real estate
Of William III. Gratilin. deceased. made bv
Edward ;. Graiilin. the Executor aud
Trustee of the last will and testament of
the said deceased. and this dag reported
10 this Court by the said ENecutor and
Trustee. be ratified and confirmed. unless
,.inse be shown to the contrary. on or be-
fore the
5th DAY OF JANUARY. NENT:
Provided, copy OF this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in the Citv
of Annapolis, Anne Arundel county. nj
least once a week for three successive
weeks before the said 9th day OF January.
nest.
GEO. W. HYDE. c. j..
LEMON BEAIsI.. a. j..
MAYNARD CARR, a. J.
True Copy. Test
ODEN Il. DUCKETT.
Register of Wills.
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COLLEGE FRAT" TO
GIVE DINNER-DANCE

Beta Mu Chapter Kappa Alpha FRA
ternity, of st. Johns College. will give
a dinner-dance at the Black Cat Tea
Room on Saturday evening. Bob Iula'e
Orchestra viii furnish music for the
occasion. The dance committee is com.
posed OF Cadets Baniield and Keefer.
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Pearl Thirnbles.

Ladies of high class in China use
the daintiest ihimhles Imaginable,
some az them being carved out of
enormous pearls. and ornamcnted with
bands of line gold. ON which all man.
ner of quaint and fantastic designs
sre engraved
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED--Man TO succeed Cuy m
telling Rawleigh Good HrsiH
Products: Spices. Flavors. Nr
Toilet preparations. etc $50 asa
necessities used by millions Z
company: established 80 years
ably known all over America 4
pcrience. practically ma capita
We teach YOU 10 MANAGE Yuur fn
mancut big paying business
5000 yearly. Write for t.e
Give age, occupation. references
Eawlcigh Co.. Dept 1i0. frcHr-
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NOTICE

To Whom II May Concern:
This Is 70 notify al persons owning
property OH Thompson street. Mnrrar
avenue and Calvert street that These
streets are 20 be improved at once
All water md gas pipes and sewers
mist. be laid for renewedD before the lin.
provements are made, as II Will not be
permissible 10 dig up these streets for =
period of five (5) years
ky Order Of the Mayor. Counselor and
w. II. vANSAST.
City Commissioner
Passed Sept. Is 1a2a
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire herewith go thank aH
tircs and friends f"T their h.Hdue.
our bereavement by the death ~ e
band aud father. Eugene " liursH
10 express appreciation nf tr
tributes sent az the time OF Dds .H
His wife.
MRS. JESSIE Y. HOPE
His children.
MRS. II. L. BOSE
GEORGE L.. IOFhlAs
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nished nay DR. ]. Mortimer Hayes. and
DR.. John Collinson, Matte Cooper,
Colored. was ordered committed to the
state Hospital for Insane at Crowns
vile. this county.
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TnE EyENING cAPIrAL

ANNAPOLIS. MD.

To on sale % The following places:
george IS Home. .i9s Main Street
william gchuifle. West Street
George i Davis 74 Maryland Ave
Cbae q Felatnryer N Maryland Ave
~BiuebiFd Confectionery" King George -
william BaEeF...... Wet 4 ,eths,lrM -
~. y q A. Newsstand. suort LINZ Tefoiaal
~. Miller. ..............--5i Wei slFt'.
ur. cL fles b. Henkci... - Maryland Ave
Delivered 10 Annapolis, fiasir"rt. Ger.
nanfOwn and West Anaap0iis ~ carrier
for - rents per month.
You can have the EVENING CAIiTAI
mailed 80 you wiea away from the eats
by leaving your name and address % The
Office fer s. ceuts jpr month"; $5in pei
year. payable im at.kHinH. 60 any postVmcs
IN the Cuited States or Canada.
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Someone his said social success is
The infinite capacity Yer being bored"
That may be rattle. crude way 10
put It. but there is more Than little
truth in the statement. Most people
like to talk about themselves and
gocd listeners ere scarce.
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No. 1856 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Alga
Ordered. this 18th day Of l@'
1872. that the Report and Acrogt'
Auditor. fled this DAY IN the s'a
titled cause. be ratified aud conir'
less cause to the contrary ths
shown on or before the
18th DAY OF J.:NCARY. NEAi
Provided, copy OF this order b.
IN some newspaper published 2
Arundel county. once IN each u i4r
cesSiye weeks before the i5il
January, next.
WAI. \. WOODWARD. q
True Copy. Test
WM. y. WOODWARD. Clerk
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NOTICE
MILK ORDINANCE EFFECT
JANUARY J. 1898

Notice Is hereby given tb9t ".
nance 'To Regulate the Sale q N-l
Cream In Annapolis viii bee9l
tive on Monday. Jannarg !. lR-
Section Z of this Ordinance eaj
the cost Of licenses provided ~
this ordinance shall be- rs foli9''
Dairy or farm with not eEc9e
five fuiich cows.........-.-
Dairy or farm with not exc ".
ten mich cows.-.....---.. ~
For each and every mica u
over and above ten TIE So.
so cents additional tof =
mich COW.
Each retail store selling %ss
cream. .....-..
By Order Of I'D
Test
: EMMA ABBOTT GAGE
Clerk.
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BUSINESS OPPORTCNlT

LEARN BARBERING Big PAWN.
Quickly learned Big Grunui
Tri-tiity Barber school Nl9 b
more street. Baltimore. Nd
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w. B. & A. Electric
Railroad
MID.CITY TERMINALS

Half Hourly Service Morning and Evening
between Annapolis, Baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meade
washington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junction.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street Station
80 1870. go. yC.O. 1850. an. a20
1o.20. 112U, 4. NJ. 100. 100, 2.2O. 300
1;s9i Ti-,o' go. GO. ZOO. $40. 1920
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 Minutes
earlier; State House Station. Baden
street and College Avenue, seven ca
minutes earlier.
Connecting at Odentop with P.R.R.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladcn street Station
go A. II. and half-hourly thereafter At 2n
and 30 minutes after each hour until
go go + !, ~, . then at 100 $780, s.5O 1000.
$50 and $50 A. " trains daily except
Sunday.
LEAVE sBALTIMORE-w.. II. A.
Obs. 735. s35, a.35. 1O.35. 1l.35. A. NJ.
SIS Ga 10 &, Il x .! AZ 100.
a. ~ $500
All trains receive or discharge passengers
st local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction snd at Shin
ley and Linthicum on signal.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard Sta.
5.15 A. M. and half-hourly thereafter NJ Is
dna 20 minutes after each hour unffI
9I5 z; M:, then at 7.l5. SIS. 915, l0.15,
lilo. T. NJ. and 12.15, A. NJ
slS .a and 5.A5 A. N. trains daily except
v ~
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M.me,r .et ras A..oeIalea rre..

The Aaseeisfo d Press II exclu-
Givply entiue. the Hse for re-
publication ~ 80 news credited 20
A. or nuf Otherwise credited IN
this paper ait1 .'i-6 the local news
published L. rsii. All rights OF
re puhHiahsei - special dis
prtchan heu.ii Jre also reserved
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ASS Repairs To ThIs R0ad

concentration for concrete struc-
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FIX NEW SCALE
OF SALARIES FOR
ROAD FOREMEN

tcontlanea From Page -
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For tickets and information apply AZ on,
city ticket Offices: West Street Station
Sarvel Hail.. Short Line Station. Bladen
S'reet.
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LEAVE xyAsuNcro~

LEAvE WASHINGTON
500. 6.4j, 500, 900, 1000 HOO A. NJ. 12o0
lv9, 200, 800, x3.30. 400, x430. 500
GU TOO, 900. ITO =. NJ, 2.fO A. u
daily except sunday.
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Tn'ered 20 Arnal Posi0fiice as
s4csiil-s"H iatteg.
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AN ORDINANCE

To add new sectioa 10 Article % OF
the City Code of Annapolis to follow i'm
mediately after Section -. aud to be
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wADvERTISING IN THE CAPT.
TAI BRINGS RESULTS.
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ORDER NISI

George l.. Engelke tl b.
vs..
William l.. Engelke ~ 81
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WANTED

MANTED-White or colugcJ uoas,
general hOusew0rk and cooking
q Martin street
WANTED--Young couple with l9at
small house or apartment ston
airy l !; rent 50 or $50 EnE Il l
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STUDENT, DEAF
'27 YEARS, HEADS CLASS
Warren Milton Snats Studying Become Episcopal Minis.
ter, VIII Work Among afflicted

A tall man with dark. serious eyes
worked quietly among the books in the
library. At neither the sounds of the
carpenters hammer blows below. the
steps Of some one coming up the stairs,
or the sharp falling of box near him
did he turn or change expression. He
did not notice the noises because fol-
twenty seven years he has not heard q
sound
He Is Warren Milton Smaltz. leader
of his class at the Divinity School OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Diocese Of PENNSYLVANIA, where lie has
been student for a year.
His untlinching determine ton. his
never faltering application. his endless
ambition have combined to make him
school one who in two more years. In
spite Of the handicap Of his total deaf
ness, will be graduated from the school
as a minister.
Although he cannot hear. he is able
to read the lips Of some persons as they
talk, and his intent expression is
changed by his flashing, eager smile as
he speaks Of his work.
II shall spend my time ministering
to the deaf" he said In his slow. deep.
careful voice. "Now ! have charge of
the services at the All Souls Church for
the Deaf at Sixteenth street and Alle-
gheny avenue. There are about sixty
persons who come every Sunday.
''You know there are few deaf per-
sons in any one place. and minister
who Is going to spend his life working
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fact that he did not make any applica.
ton Of air. brakes when approaching
Winslow Junction tower; nor did he
answer hand signals given to him by
both head brakeman and fagman Of
freight train 491 occupying side track
north Of Winslow Junction, to allow
his train to pass; nor did he sound his
whistle for the Hayes branch road
crossing north of Winslow Junction.
"These facts force the conclusion that
for some unknown reason Engineer
Westcott was not in full possession of
his faculties to cause him to take neces-
sary action to stop his train and to wait
until he had secured the Atlantic City
route clear, which otherwise he un.
doubtedly would have DONE
DeWalt Not to Be Retired
DeWalt will not be retired because
Of the wreck. p. s. Lewis, supcrintend- :
cnt of the Atlantic City Division, said
at Camden today.
"DeWalt was laid off Mt the time
Of the wreck by his own request" said
Mr.. Lewis. ''and understand he wants
some time off to recover from the shock.
He is very much broken up as a result
of the accident. When he comes back
to work think he will ask to be trans
ferred to some other point
MIR. Lewis would not commit himself
on whether DeWalt may be forbidden
to return to work.
~ cannot say about that" he said,
until we definitely complete the inves-
tigation.'