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Court Calls Doctors to
Aid Fight With Crooks

New York. May "a UP)--Thc
court Of general sessions has called
in the psychologist and tho PSYCHE
artist to aid it n dealing With
criminals.
Under a law passed by the lneisla-
ture and due to so into effect July
I. the nine judges comprising the
court asked the board OF estimate
for $4,000 TO maintain a CLINIC where
criminals will be studi "a before
they are sentenced.
The court OF general sessions is
the Oldest and largest criminal court
IN North America. The proposed
clinic Is in line with Governor Al
fred r. Smiths recommendation.
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NOTED night CLUB
HOSTESS RAIDED
Police Close Two More Places
Of Mother" MerriCk

London, May "a R}-Scotlahd
Yard detectives early today raided
two Of the best known London nigh;
clubs, both owned by Mrs. Kate Mer-
rick, Queen OF the Night Clubs and
nlother-in-l law of one peer and the
prospective mother-in-law of an
other
The clubs raided were the Forty
Three club and the Manhattan,
largely patronized by fashionable
people and known to many American
tourists.
The procedure at both clubs was
similar. a police inspector wearing
evening dress was granted admission
on the presumption that he was
guest. When the door was opened
Il squad OF detectives followed him
in and took possession. The names
and addresses of those present were
taken but nobody was arrested. Mrs.
Merrick was questioned at the Man
haitian club after which both clubs
were closed. The grounds for the
police action We're not divulgcd.
The Silver Clipper club. which was
raide1 and closed several weeks ago.
and the Two raided today were the
last clubs operated by Mrs. Merrick
in London.
Her Pride
The Silver Slipper was the pride
OF Mother Mcrrick," She has been
the owner Of 80 to 40 clubs, but
none had equalled it in Spiendor or
cxclusivenesss Of its clientele Sew
eral times the Forty Three club and
others of her ventures have been
rahlc1, but she soon bobbcd up again
as hostess Of another club with diff
forent name and in Il new place.
1t was in the Silver Slipper las,
November, that saNophoncs sounded
with bit more pep when the en-
gagement OF May Merrick to the
young Earl of kinnoull became
known and it was there that Mother
Merrick received congratulations on
having two daughters enter the
peerage.
Another Peer
The Earl of Kinnoull. known to
night club ha bitueS as kinney
announced the engagement "a hours
after his divorce from the former
Enid Fellows. a member OF the
famous Wills family Of tobacco mcr-
chants, whom he had married in
1928.
Another daughter of Mrs. Merrick.
Dorothy Evelyn, married young Lord
De Clifford in 1926.
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TOD morgan WILL
DEFEND HIS crown
Takes on Martin in New York
Tonight

New York Nav - 1-p, Tho
third worlds cbap,,ionsb;, aa,,,
within four DAYS takes nlac. ,o,;,eh,
Tod Morgan Of Seattle aoforairr 49,,
Junior lightweight crown against
Eddie Cannonball Martin, who once
bossed the bantams
The Junior uphtweieb, divis;o,
has been an active one s,nco Toa
Morgan took Tho title from, H,,I,
Mike Ba,lerino nearly tvo and o,a
half years ago. While the f,vwe;ehts
bantams feathers and l;gb,uo;oh,,
blckcred instead of battling. the l3O-
FOUNDERS kept at it. hammer and
longs.
Morgan was defeated four times
last year and won but one OF his
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DOGS WERE ON THE JOB

Investigating a complaint by the
Soihert Milk co. that four quarts Of
milk have been stolen daily for the
past four days from the rear porch
at 50 Pennington avenue. Sergeant
j. {. Stadler went to the house
that is. he entered the neighbour
hood-about 4:1o this morning. and
his approach was greeted by the
barking of two dogs who made
enough racket to arouse the entire
city. The sergeant reported that he
could not understand how anyone
could enter the premises unknown
TO the dogs.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

BY the United Press
Babe Ruth - Got single in four
times at bat.
Lou Gehrig - Got single in
three times at bat.
Harry Holman - Got a double
out of four times at bat.
Paul Wanor - Hit home run
and made an error.
Ty Cobb - Hit safely three times
out of four times at bat and scored
enc run. The three singles brought
Cohb's life-timc total of singles to
5000.
Iris Speaker 49, Hit single and
& double ont of four times up. and
scored Il run.
Rogers Hornsby and Xxi Cuyler
were idle.
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MISS ORCu1~T ENTERED.

Short HIS, \. J.. May q (UP)-
Miss Maureen circuit today entered
The semi final round of the Metro
rolitan golf championship. Aiming
towards winning her third consecu-
tive metropolitan championship Sh"
will play Miss Jane Brooks in the
semi-1nal round. In the other semi
hnal round Mrs. Norman X. Tocrge
and Mrs. Leo Federman Will play.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
DOWN ON BERLENBACH
Ne" York Gom"'ssio" is Advised
Not to Let Him Box in That
State Again.

New York. May "A R9-Paul Ber-
lenbach. former light heavyweight
champion of the world will never
box again in New York if the boxing
commission acts on the recommen-
dation Of Deputy Commissioner Dam
iei II. Shilling. official observer at
the greensboro stadium where
Berlenbach met Larry Estridge
Tuesday. In his official report on
the bout SHILLING recommended that
the licenses of both Berlenbach and
Estridge be revoked saying that
both boxers are physically unfit for
further ring work.
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SPORT ITEMS

BY the United Press.
The Yale baseball teams winning
streak has been broken. After win
ming II consecutive college games.
the Ellis were defeated yesterday by
Holy Cross, 10 to 5. For all that,
Yale pounded the heavily touted
pitcher Al Fons from the box in the
sixth inning. Bruce Caldwell was
heavy hitter, getting three doubles
in his first three times at bat.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

suspended Connecticut A. A. T., has
received word from national officials
that entrants In the annual Memoir
1ai Day 10-mile road race at Nor
wich will not injure their A. A. L.
standing despite the ban on the Con-
necticut body because of hiking
scandals.
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Norwegian to Go to
South Pole With Byrd

Oslo. Norway. May "a (CP)-
Lieutenant Dietrichson. member OF
the Norwegian navy. has obtained a
years leave OF absence 10 become
member Of COM Richard +. Ryrd's
south polar cruise. it became
known today.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

Louis (klU Kaplan OF Meriden.
former featherweight champion. has
been matched to meet Manuel Quin-
tero. Spanish lightweight. in Madi-
son Square Garden May 81. accord
ing to announcement.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

Alexander NJ. Knapp, %, Of Bal
.imore. Md. won the Yale univer-
sity golf championship by defeating
John A. Roberts. 'c?, of Utica, n.
Y. in the final round of the spring
tournament, six up. five to play.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
Games Tomorrow

st. Louis at Cleveland. :.
Detroit at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
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TRADE SCHOOL OUTFIT
GOES DOWN TO DEFEAT
Colli,s,ilIc High Hands Out Artistic
Lacing to Tune of
II TO I.

The Trade School nine went down
to undcniablo defeat yesterday when
their opponents from Collinsvillc ran
up an even dozen runs while they
We're pushing across lone tally.
The summary:
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MAKES NEW RECORD.

palo Alto, Calf, May "a UP)-I
Thelma Tatton. member Of the
Junior class at Stanford university.
Yesterday broke the women's world
record for the 75-yard high hurdles
twice in an interclass meet Three
onds in both races. The mark will
stand as an official intercollegiate
record but not as an official a. A.
[. record.
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Games Tomorrow

Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Standing
Games Today

Jersey City at Newark.
Reading at Baltimore.
Rochester at Montreal. >.
Buffalo at Toronto. ..
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

The West Ends, city leaSucrs. VIII
practice at Walnut Hill park tomor-
row night at : O'Clock. All posi-
tions are open for contestants. so
PLAYERS looking for tryouts are wei
coma.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
Games Tomorrow

Springfield at New Haven.
Waterbury at Albany.
Providence at Hartford.
Bridgeport at Pittsfield.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
Standing


Springfield at New Haven.
Hartford at Providence,
Waterbury at Pittsfield.
Bridgeport at Albany.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

Wesleyan strengthened its hold on
the little three baseball champion
ship yesterday with a 2 to 0 win
over Amherst.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

Yesterdays hero:-Bill shores,
rookie pitcher for the Philadelphia
Athletics, who held the Senators to
four hits while his team mates Won
to ..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
Brooklyn 40, New York 3-4
Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 3.
90 innings.)
(othcr clubs not scheduled.
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Standing
Games Today

Games Today
New York at Philadelphia.
(Two ganes.)
Washington at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
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Baseball Standing
= AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday
New York ?. Boston /.
Philadelphia 4. Washington ,.
st. Louis s, Detroit 3.
Chicago 4. Cleveland 3.
GO innings.)
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Brooklyn won its first game OF
the season from the Giants in the
FIRST game of a double headed, As,
but failed in the second when Larry
Benton held the Dodgers scoreless
and the Giants won 40.
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Cincinnati-BillyA Angelo, PEPPER
Vile. defeated Alex Hart, Charlotte
n. G.. 40. Buddy Lee. Nashville
won from Larry Peyton. Cincinnati,
90.
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The White Hawk A. {. also wants
games, They are in the 12-14 year
class. Frank i'artyka. 81 boo'h
street, is open for negotiations De
tween the hours Of and 6.
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Standing
Games Today

Games Today
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
New York at Brooklyn.
chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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EASTERN LEAGUE


Games YcSler(IRy
Providence {. Hartford s.
Albany 7. Bridgeport 6.
(Othcr games postponed. rain.
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NEW BRITAIN TRADE

Two base hits: CURVE. Eddy. Barcelou,
widen, Anderson. Prybryb. Three base
hit: Hanelius. Losing pitcher apadz'h-
ski. Umpire: Coyle. Time: $40
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday
Jersey City s. Newark 4.
Reading L., Baltimore :.
Buffalo s, Toronto 5.
Rochester at Montreal, rain.
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YANKS AND PH|LA.
TEAMS ARE READY

Continued from Preceding pagc)
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President Bill Kennedy OF the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
S Speaking
Of Sports

The I.aSalle a. Z. is after games
with any team averaging 10 to ~
years Edward Sapita is the man
ager. His homie is at "a CABOT
street and he says he's available any
time after p. IN.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press
Broollyn--Bushy Graham Utica
\. y. outpointed Izzy Schwartz, Ne"
York, G5). Sammy Baker. mitchell
Field. defeated Nick Test9 Troy n
Y, (1O.
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Cincinnati pushed over run in
the tenth inning to win from PITTS
hurgh. As, thHs making the series
q four to one victory for the Reds
Henry Johnson of the Yankees
outpitched Russell for the Red SoN
and the Yankees won to !.
The first triple play OF the major
league season-Jamieson, l.. ScWell,
J. Sewell--with the bases loaded
prevented the Chicago White SoX
from scoring but they managed TO
beat Cleveland in the tenth AS.
wildness Of two Detroit pitchers
enabled the st. Louis Browns to win
IS and they broke their nino-game
losing streak.
Dartmouth's nine succeeded in
reyenging an early season defeat
yesterday defeating Springfield col
lege in their second encounter OF the
year 4 to /.
The scheduled encounter between
Harvard and Brown Mines which
was postponed yesterday due to the
rainy weather will be held here
this afternoon.
! Three times postponed on account
OF rain or wet grounds. the New
England mi1dl aweieht championship
hont between Art}1r Flynn of Law
renee and George 'Wop" Manolian
of Dorchester will open Hoston's out
door hoxng season at I'cnway Park
tonight weather permitting.
Larry Gaines, Canadian heavy
weight champion. will meet Tom
Kirby of Roxbury in another feature
hout
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

Grand Islaid. Neb.-Sailor Eddie
Kelly, San Francisco, knocked out
Tommy Martin, Sioux Falls. S. d.,
90,
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Larry Gaines, Canadian heavy
weight champion. will meet Tom
Kirby of Roxbury in another feature
bout
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Cincinnati pushed over a run in
the tenth inning to win from Pitts
hnrgh. As. thHs making the series
q four to one victory for the Reds.
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Henry Johnson of the Yankees
outpitchcd Russell for the Red SoN
and the Yankees won to !.
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Wildness Of two Detroit pitchers
enabled the st. Louis browns to win
IS and they broke their nine game
losing streak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11

will be the next production at the
Charles Hopkins Theater, New York.
Bella Cohen and Samuel Spewack
write again in collaboration. The latest
result is a play called 1.-THE Shyster.
According to present plans 1t will have
a first production on the Pacific Coast
probably in Los Angeles.
Eva LIE Caffeine will play the title
role in the Civic Repertory Theater for
the coming revival of Barrie's Peter
Pan" to be seen in New York Novem-
Der 26 Egon Brecher has been cast as
Capt. Hook, while Josephine Hutchin-
son will play Windy.
Elmer Rice's Street Scene" has been
acquired by William A. Brady. who an
nounces that the play will open in New
York on Christmas night.
&c. H. c." is announced as the title
of Austin Strong's forthcoming play
opening in New York November 26
Despite the significance of the initials
it is not war play.
Campbell Gullan, who plays the prin-
cipal role in Edgar Wallace's THE
Squealer," in London. will have the
same part when the play opens in New
York, in addition to directing the pro-
duction. The play will be shown in this
country as THE Sign of the Leopard. y
Edward Uhler, we'll known to Wash
ington theatergoers, has decided to vary
his box office activities with home adj
ventures In print, the first of the
series being entitled Mount Vernon,
Americas favorite shrine.
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Comes Recommended.

UTHE SHOW GIRL" First Ma
tional's sound picture, with all
the music of the original Broadway
show and featuring Alice White. a
white Lights" celebrity, was given the
o. K. by no less New York celebrity
than Mayor Jimmy Walker when it was
in the making in California 1t should
delight Washington fans this week at
the Earle.
When in California some time ago
the debonnair mayor visited the First
National lot. where the picture was then
being filmed. and his attention was at
tracted to cabaret setting on one of
the stages.
Whats this?" exclaimed the OBJ
servant Jimmy. 1T looks like home"
Alice White heard the remark You
can't keep a good show girl down, espe-
cially when she is "strutting her stuff"
and before Mayor Walker knew what
was happening a 12-piece jazz orchestra
blared up and soon the latest syncopa-
tions from Tin Pan alley were filling
the air. Soon host of extras seated
at the tables arose and began to sway
in familiar dances.
Fine! Fine!" exclaimed the exultant
Jimmy. Home was never better than
this!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Notes of the Stage and Its People.

A London production of white
Lilacs" was announced last week in New
York. Charlotte Woodruff will be the
Nine. Sande in the English company.
Louis Calhern has been engaged for
The Queen of Sheba," in which Greta
Nilsson will have the title role. It is
due the latter part Of this month.
The Actors Theater of New York will
revive three Ibsen plays in observance
of the Tooth anniversary of the birth of
the Norwegian playwright. The Wild
Duck" will be the first of these. Blanche
Yurke will be starred in this produc-
ton, which went into rehearsal last
week under Miss Yurke's direction.
Edward Crandall, who came to prom
inence in Young Woodley," is to play
the leading male role opposite Peggy
This piece is a translation of the
French. 1t will be Crandall's first as
signment as a leading man.
The New York Theater Guilds tour
ing company of Strange Interlude" will
open in Springfield Mass, on Deem
Der 3. It's bookings will carry 1t to the
Pacific Coast next Summer. Pauline
Lord and Donald Macdonald will be in
the cast.
Little Orchid Annie" play soon to
be produced at the Hollywood Play
house, is the work of Hadley Waters
and Charles Beahan instead of Beahan
and Garrett Fort, as recently an
nounced.
Saxon Killing, author of Crashing
Through" now playing in New York,
will have another play on Broadway
shortly. This play is called "Tomor-
row." and Elizabeth Gould has collab-
grated with Mr. Killing on it. It is
scheduled to have Broadway premiere
November 26, 1t having been in rehearsal
for some time past.
Music in May" which Philadelphia
reviewers received very favorably when
1t opened there two weeks ago. will con-
tinue its Quaker City run indefinitely,
as announced by the producers.
Florenz Ziegfeld took 200 people with
him when he went to Pittsburgh to ar
range the opening of the Eddie Cantor
musical show entitled "WhoOpee" on
election night. The house was sold out
In spite of the price of $40 a seat.
"a. M. or So" is the queer title of a
play by A. A. Milne, which was known
In London as THE Fourth WALL" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
Little-Known "O-Ship..'

As part of its Armistice day cele-
bration. the Motion Picture Guild
is presenting at the Little Theater this
week film that touches a side Of the
World War that has hitherto not been
dealt with In the movies.
1t is "Q-Ships," whose career t=
illustrated in an English production
made with the cooperation of the Brit
ish admiralty. 1t deals with those
mysterious British tramp steamers.
camouf1aged as harmless merchant
vessels. which played havoc with the
German U-boats during the last Ga-.s
of the war.
This is said to be the first and cilly
war film that is absolutely fair and nc<-
rect from the standpoint of both
countries that opposed each other 10
years ago. Capt. Harold Auten, v. c.,
who commanded a squadron of the
Q-Ships during the war was the tech
nical adviser and scenario writer for
the British side. while Capt-Lieut. H.
Roehm, who commanded one of the
U-boats, acted in an advisory capacity
for the German admiralty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
Imported by Paramount.

PARAMOUNT has imported a Ger
4 man heroine to play opposite the
French music hall idol, Maurice Che
Waller, in his first American talking
picture. Her name is Dita Parlo and
she arrived in New York last week.
The first picture will be The Inno-
cents of Paris" from the novel by
c. E. Andrews.
American picture patrons will have
an early opportunity of seeing Miss
Parlo in THE Homecoming, a UFA
production. filmed under the supervision
of Erich Pommer, which is to be re-
leased here soon by Paramount. She Is
said to be great favorite among Eu'
ropean f1lm-goers, is young, brunette
and slender, with the personal mag
netism of Greta Carlo and Clara Bow
combined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
Picture Outlines.

A WIDE range is covered in the new
First National pictures about tt
go into production.
Colleen Moore's why Be Good?" Il
to be Jazzy story of gay city life.
Richard Barthelness goes to south
ern 2rison for his locale in Weary
River" his next. It's entire structure
is erected upon the axis of voice over
the radio.
Saturdays Children" starring Co.
rhine Griffith, is story of sophisticated
society life.
Milton Stills goes to far-away Venice
Italy, for THE Comedy of Life"
Billie Doves next is The Man anc
the Moment" from the Elinor Glyn
story.
Children of the Ritz" featuring Jack
Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill, is a
story of New York.
Alice Whites next is Hot Stuff" a
college story.
Seven Footprints to Satan" is the
second in a series of mystery stories and
is located on Long Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"


Florenz ziegfeld announces that "Rcs-
allie" the musical comedy success star
ring Msrilyn Miller and Jack Dona--
hue, which broke all house records at
the New Amsterdam Theater. New
York. will open at the National The
eter November 49, Miss Miller, Mr.
Donahue, Bobbe Arnst, Frank Morgan
Margaret Dale and the entire New
York cast of dancers and show girls
will be seen in the Washington engage
ment
Resale" is haralded as one of the
costliest and most Respondent produc-
tons which Florenz Ziegfeld ever has
presented. 1t cost well over quarter
of million dollars, and the salary list
is said to be the highest ever paid in a
musical show. Mr. Ziegfeld has an
nounced that Resale" will be seen only
in the largest cities for long-run en-
gagements. 1t is a fast-moving comedy
of West Point life woven around a ro-
nance of cadet and a princess of
"Romanza,' a mythical kingdom across
the sea, who comes to America with
her royal papa and mamma to engineer
loan for their Crumbling dynasty.
Queen Marie's visit to this country with
her daughter, the Princess Illeana,
served IS an inspiration for the au-
thors. William Anthony MCGUIRE and
Guy Bolton