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New Britain herald., 1930-09-19
being oiled for miles.
 Route No. 124

being oiled for miles.
 Route No. 124 Bethel and Danbury, Bridgeport road, shoulders being oiled for 2 miles
 Bedding, Danbury and Bridgeport road, shoulders being oiled for 5 miles. s
 Route No. 134 Cornwall bridge project. bridge construction and approach. grading on new location. No detours. Route No. 1855 East Haven and No. Branford- Foxon road. concrete road is under construction. Traffic controlled by traffic men.
 Route No. 137 Killingly Goodyear road is being oiled for one mile.
 Route No. Al Windham Scotland road is being oiled for one mile.
 Route No. 145 NeWtown-Stevenso road. culvert work and Neam shovel grading and macadam construction. Short de- tour arranged where necessary. Route No. 152 Warren Cornwall road. steam shovel grading and macadam con- struction. No detour available.
 Route No. 153 Salem, Norwich Hadlyme road, shoulders being oiled for miles. Montville, Norwich -Hadlyme road is being oiled for one mile.
 Route No. 157 Bristol and Pennington, Farming ton avenue is being oiled for 5 miles.
 Route No. 19O Durham, Killingworth and Madi- son road. uhimproved section under construction. Through traffic advis- ed to avoid this road.
 Route No. POP Harwinton-T n-Terryville road is un- der construction.
 Route No. 3O1 Salisbury Lime Rock, Hotchkiss school road is under construction. Detour around bridge in Lime Rock.
 Route No. 3O2 New Smith Ridge road is under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Route No. 321 Griswold- -Pachaug road, shoulders being oiled for miles.
 Route No. 336 Thompson, Webster road is be- ing oiled for miles.
 Route No. 343 East Granby, Suffield and Wind sor Locks road is being oiled for 1 F miles. Windsor Locks-East Granby road is being oiled for one mile.
 No Route Numbers Bozrah, Fitchville, Bozrdh street is closed Bridge is being construct ed. Detour posted.
 Darien Middlesex road is under construction. No. delay to traffic. Eastford. Kenyonville- North Ash ford road is under construction. Grading is being done. Tratfis can pass.
 Easton- Monroe road is under con- struction. No delay to traffic. East Hampton, Haddam and East Haddam; Haddam Neck East Had dam road is under construction. Through traffic advised to avoid this road.
 Goshen, Goshen-Cornwall road is under construction. No detour.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-19
Road Conditions in the
 State of Connecticut

Road conditions and detours in the State of Connecticut made ne- cessary by highway construction, re- pairs and oiling announced by the Connecticut Highway Department, as of September 17th:
 Route No.
 Clinton, Boston Post road is be- ing oiled for miles.
 Fairfield Southport cut off, work or bridge. No delay to traffic. Waterford New Haven pike, shoulders being oiled for 2 miles. Andover, Willimantic Hartford road, is being oiled for miles. Coventry, Willimantic Hartford read is being oiled for 1 mile. Bolton, Willimantic-H Hartford road is being oiled for. miles.
 Route No. 3
 Danbury-N -Newtown road, concrete pavement completed. Shoulders and railing uncompleted.
 Sandy Hook road, con- crete pavement completed. Shoul- ders and railing uncompleted. Columbia, Willimantic.- Hartford read is being oiled for 2 miles.
 Route No. U. S. 5 Meriden and Wallingford, North and South Broad streets are under construction. Through traffic ad- vised to avoid this road. North Broad street absolutely closed north of Brittania street.
 Route No. U. S. 6 Thomaston, bridge overaNauga- tuck river, East Main street is un- der construction. No detour. Windham-H Hartford road is being oiled for one mile.
 Route No. '. S. S. Canaan and Salisbury, Lime Rock bridge, grade crossing eliminating is under construction. Use present roadway. No detour.
 Wilton -Norwalk, Danbury < Nor walk road, shoulders being oiled for 3 miles.
 Route No. 12
 Griswold, Canterbury and Plain field, a section of the Norwich-Put- nam road is under1 construction. Open to traffic.
 Plainfield and Killingly, a section of the Norwich-P road is un- der construction. Traffic can pass.
 Route No. 17
 East Hartford, bridge over Hook anum river is under construction, but open to traffic.
 Preston, Norwich Westerly road Is being oiled for 3 miles.
 Route No. 101 Pomfret, Willimantic road is be- ing oiled for 2 miles.
 Putnam, Pomfret road is being oiled for miles.
 Route No. 1O9 Coventry Bolton road is under construction, closed to traffic. Short detour east of the job.
 Route No. 110 Suffield- Hartford ando Springfield road is being oiled for miles. Windsor Locks Suffield and Springfield road is being oiled for 2 miles.
 Route No. Ill Columbia. Columb bia- Hebron roao is being oiled for miles.
 Route Nos. iii, 118 and 3 Southington, intersection of the Milldale road is under construction. One-way traffic for short distance.
 Route No. 112 Guiford North Guilford road is
New Britain herald., 1930-09-19
CLUBS ANNOUNCED
 AT HALE SCHOOL
Pupils to Make Selections Of
 Extra CurriCular Interests

Miss Isabel Jackson, head of the extra curricula department of the Nathan Hale Junior High school, has announced a list of clubs which will function at the school during the coming year. The lists have been submitted to the eligible pupils who will make their respective choices.
 Miss Jackson stated today that the purpose of these organizations was to allow the pupils to explore sub jects other than those contained in the regular school curricula and to allow the boys and girls an oppor- tunity to gather socially in a dis cussion of matters most likely to be of interest to them.
 Later it is expected ahat elections will be held at which time the off, cers of clubs will be elected and the conduct of the clubs placed in their hands.
 Twenty.two clubs which embrace like number of subjects have been named by Miss Jackson and the pu- pills are allowed to choose the sub- ject that is likely to be of most in- terest to them.
 Following is the list of clubs and their sponsors: Journalists - Miss Shapleigh; the object e this club will be the publishing 0 the school news. "the Patriot" aJl members will be entrusted with it's makeup and contents; mathematics and science superintended and sponsored by MT. Blaisdell; senior stamp craft under MT. Murphy; typewriting un- der the direction of Miss Connolly.
 The hostess club will be guided by Miss Hooper and Mrs. Harswell will care for the activities of the short story club Members of this club will be pupils who have a keen interest in reading and writing and the club purpose will be to foster and develop this leaning in the hope that the names of some of it's mem- bers will be signed to the latest prize story"
 Miss Gertrude Dunlay will be charged with the development of the mythology club while Miss Por- Ter Will guide the deStlnleS of the poster club. Mir. Muir will head the chemistry group and MT. Coggins the entertainers.
 Both boys and girls will lave clubs whose aims will be the fur therance and development of music and this purpose will be arrived at through glee clubs. Mrs. Oliver will have the directorship of the girls while Miss Clancy will supervise the boys. An airplane club will have as it's head Miss Burns, Miss Mo 1ntyre will lead the librarians. So- cial dancing, leaders corps, boxing and wrestling, nature and travel, book study and charcoal sketChing will complete the list of clubs.
 The first meetings of the organiz- ations will be held soon.
 Instead of rivetilg, constructional engineers arc now we1diDp sfea
New Britain herald., 1930-09-19
FREE GARDEN PLOTS

To relieve the precarious finan- cial situation of Kecskement's job less the municipal council has divid- ed into 500 large garden plots a hugh city trict. These plots for a period of three years are to be given to the city's 500 neediest families provided that these fam flies agree to cultivate them dili- gently.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-19

Instead of riveting, constructional engineers are now welding stea buildings together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-25
SYNOPsrs-

CoM6T. Drake Roscoe of the United
eGees Macy has incurred the ennitv
.sef DoscsrfSI and mysterious band Of
eFsMtHnls chile attempting to sdpe the
Wfs OF Peter Champion, millionaire.
"a NO ts marked for death. He takes
champion to the steamer RHritaRia,
@heTe Rte friend, Or. Stopford, Is chief
\ sewfweoa. Thea. disgSised a. a steward.
Ne leuues the ship In an effort to get
pforTtattos concerning Louis Meyer, a
@sember OF the band Ioho Uas killed
wheR its leader, kRowR as Head
Centre" suspected him OF tTeacherv.
when Stopford finds that Roscoe has left
Ne goes after him, although it Is almost
sailing time. He finds his friend, but
StoDford's movements are matched, and
Re does not realize that Nine. Czerna,
whoHs he meets Uhile looking for Roscoe,
10 an agent OF the criminal band and
e trailing him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-25

Nine. Czerna was mentally reviewing
her last orders from the dreaded mas
ter of her destiny. "Re-establish touch
Immediately. Use every possible means
to detain him. Then:
IF it is some one for me-" she said
rapidly, do not seem surprised. I will
speak to him."
stopford crossed and lifted the re-
ceiver.
"Hullol" he said.
A sing-song voice said:
Would you be good enough to ask
Nine. Czerna to come to the phone?"
For you," said Stopford, and beck
oned.
Mime. Czerna took the receiver, and
"You wish to speak to me?" she said
"H. O." was the reply. els DR.. Stop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-25

Only one ship on the Western Ocean
spoke with that deep baritone voice. He
glanced from his watch, which regis
tered one.three, to the set face Of
Nine Czesna. i've missed my ship"
The Ruritania had sailed.
IT must Co." madame explained.
Her manner had become more and
more agitated. Stopford forgot his own
predicament. and:
You are In some Danger" he asked.
She smiled, without gayety.
Forget about me-" she replied. "By
staying here you have avoided
don't know what Tomorrow.
I think it would be best for you to
leave New York. viii try to get in
touch with you
She crossed swiftly to the door. Stop
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The Emperor >,
OF America s.. R'h"''
Newman Services

phone. Closing the door:
| II. g." a familiar sing-song voice
had said over the wires.
Zone ga"
make your report"
Il have spoken to DR.. Stopford. He
arrived at three minutes after IL. He
has gone up to his room, but is joining
Where is the ships steward?''
i suppose, upstairs"
Keep in touch. Stand by for instruc-
tions."
H. @. had rung on. But madame was
covertly Watching man who sat in the
lobby, apparently reading an evening
paper. He was sallow-faced man, and
| she had seen him before-more than
once. This Service-which was less serv-
ice than highly paid slaveryAwas be-
| ginning to tell upon her sensitive tenn
permanent. She had not realized all that
it meant. She had never counted upon
DR.. StopfoFd'S becoming involved in the
mesh.
The Sallow-faced man was watching
her-unmistaka bly. He had crossed to
the desk and asked for a number. Now
he was entering an adjoining booth A
definite conviction came. He was re-
porting her movements! She took q des-
perate chance. She called the telephone
clerk, and:
please put me, through to- DR.. Stop
ford's apartment" she said. Quickly"
Then she gave Stopford her strange
message, watching all the time the
Saturnine man In the adjoining booth.
She replaced the receiver and came out
striving to conceive some plan, when
Good evening, miss" said a subdued
voice. You are q stranger"
Nine. Czerna turned, startled, staring
at a bellboy, who was regarding her with
slavelike admiration. And as she stared
the plan came.
''WhyY' she exclaimed and dazzled
the man with her betwitching smile.
TT is Harry from Paris! am so glad
to see you again."
I'm G. tain here, miss" Harry con-
f1ded proudly. and always at your
service"
Can you please come outside for a
moment, Harry? There is something
you can do fDr me-"
She passed through the revolving
doors and stood in the deserted porch.
Harry followed. He had been devoted
slave of the beautiful French girl dur
ing her stay at the Paris hotel, where
he had earned his passage home to New
York after sustaining an injury in the
boxing ring which had ended his
dreams Of q pugiliStic career.
A ten-dollar bin found 1t way into his
hand.
There's q man In the lounge, Harry,
I'm afraid of. He must not know.
cannot leave, because am expecting q
phone call. But II he comes out-and
he will-could you-how do you say?-
put him to Sleep"
where is hep" Harry inquired true
ulently.
do not lookI He Is coming outI
Pleased"
The sallow-faced man strolled out on
TO the porch, glanced ct Nine. Czerna
/. and lost ell other interest In
worldly matters. He passed into q zone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-25
FIFTH INSTALLNIENT.

A point of red light glowed in the
~ darkness of room high above
"A the hurrying, pleasure seeking
4 a throngS Of New York.
II. O." said a clear voice
'Report of Zone Officer IA from Hote
Memphis. DR.. Stopford arrived at three
minutes after midnight. She established
touch. He is now in his room. The
steward who booked the room Is with
him. Zone Officer ga awaits instruc-
tionS. Report ends"
Report of H. @. patrol covering the
0fi1cer," demanded q musical voice In
the darkened room.
ITO hand. Patrol reports that Zone
Omcer ga reached the hotel 10 min
utes ahead of Stopford. She spoke tc
him on his arrival. He went up in ele-
vatOr. Zone Officer ga shortly after
ward received H. @. call. was PACED
and went to a phone box. Report ends.
Report of Zone Off1eer &C"
To hand. DR.. Stopford left the Ru-
ritania at IL :05. A group master fol-
lowed. SEopford went first to Roscoe's
apartment, but, failing to get admit
lance, proceeded to Hotel Memphis. Re-
port ends"
'"The fourth report of Divisional Chief
A. This is already six minutes late"
ITO hand. Commander Roscoe is moi
in the A Zones. Report ends"
Followed some moments of absolute
silence. A yellow hand moved. The
pedestal lamp became extinguished
Then out of the darkness:
Instruct Zone Officer PA to re-
establish touch with Stopford immedi-
ately. She is to use every possible
means to detAin him until the Ruri-
tania sails. IN the event of her failure
Zone Officer sc will be held RESPONSE
bic If Stopford Is permitted to rejoin
his ship. Advise Zone Omcer sc
Notify divisional chiefs that Comdr
Roscoe Is somewhere in the Zones and
that his exact whereabouts must be re-
ported to me within the next hour. This
is a general emergency order and can
GELS all others. Move"
Nine. Czerna, through the glazed door
Of the telephone booth, studied the
lobby of the Memphis Hotel. A few
minutes after Stopford had gone up ir
the elevator she had been called to the
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ord alone in his apartment7"

ford alone in his apartment?"
yes"
"Are you sure2 I understand YOU
can't answer in detail. Do you know
there's nobody else in the suite?"
st do not know"
did you see the steward go?"
Eyes"
Anything else?"
Mime. Czerna hesitated for three Sec
onds, then:
mo" she said.
Leave at once" n. Q. instructed.
"You are relieved of further duty to-
night"
She replaced the receiver and turned
to Stopford. Dimly, through the open
window, came the sound Of a distant
steamer whistle. Stopford visibly started.
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ford moved to detain her, but:
"Please!'' she pleaded II simply
dare not stop one moment" she opened
the door. IF you can communicate
with your friend, tell him that II he
remains nothing can save him. But
remember your promised"
She was gone.
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(To be continued.)
Berlin Telephone Users High,

BERLIE (P.-Berlin now has tele-
phone for each eight inhabitants, due
to an increase last year Of more than
10000 in the number Of subscribers.
There are sic, 900 telephones In service.
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A point of red light glowed in the
~ darkness of room high above
A the hurrying, pleasure-seeking
4 4 throngs Of New York.
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SAGE on Nationally KnO,Un
HOME REMEDIES

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Csc PhenOIa1 Waters ;. >. l0c
$I.1O Father Johns Medicine 70c
35c PisO's Cough Remedy. &c
doc Pluto Water, large -. 26c
$I.25 RuSseIEs Emulsion $40
Csc SeidIitz POWDERS, los. I9c
81 Squibb's Mineral Oil :. 79c
Soc Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, 45c
Sis S'CanaP Root Tonic !. BIC
81 Tyree's Antiseptic PO'Cder nc
$1.25 Ver0cOIGte Tablets, zoos, 83c
35c Vicks VapO-Rub SaIUe &c
81 Wampole's Creo-Turpin 8sc
Sis Dare's MenthG Pepsin 85c
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04
SCREEN ACTOR
TO- HCf' FOR
his new BRIDE

s Los ANGELES, Feb. 4. WH-
Grant Withers, Of the MOVIES, ap,
parently is going to fight for his
new bride.
The screen player Ind a demurrer
on file today agninst tile suit. Of his
wife's motiier, Mrs. Gladys Bclzer,
who is TRYING to have the marriage
annuled becansc tho wife, Loretta
Young, movie actress. was only II
years old when tile ceremony was
performed.
The laws. Of this state do, not per-
nit a girl under Is to marry with
out parental consent.
However. Attorney William Mann,
representing Withers, pointed out,
the ceremony was performed not III
California but in Arizona. He quot
ed authorities to slow that "the laws
Of Arizona do not declare the mar
riage of u, female under IS. but over
Is years of age. to be either void
or vOidable unless, there shall be. an
impediment that renders the con-
tract void"
,eSSSS SSSS&SS|
wien Cohn visited motion picture
;sthdio whore Miss Day was making
IA film, and n year ago they renewed
Tile friendship.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04
IMPERIAL.
Press Staff Correspondent


IMPERIAL, Feb. 4. W.D How
ard Reese was a week end visitor
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. Gulick spent
Saturday and Sunday in Los An
gelcs.
u. Hanks drove to Banning Sat
urday, returning to Imperial Sun
day.
Frank Brewer joined the group
Of young people from this city who
are attending Junior college in FL
Centre, last Friday, the beginning
Cf the new semester.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. $. Anderson AMI
daughter, Mary Louise. spent the
week end in Banning with Mrs. An.
dcrson's mother, Mrs. Anna Mack,
and sister, Mrs. Charles Hill. Mrs
Mack recently returned to her home
in Banning from an extended stay
with her daughter, Mrs. George vii.
son, in Sacramento. She accompan
led the Andersons on their return
to Imperial and will make an indcf
mite stay as their guest.
Mrs. Curtis Gabriclson and littlC
daughters, Jean and Joan, arrived
in Imperial Friday from Pacifi,
Beach. They and Mr.. Gabriclsor
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jcs,
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. .Jamison of st
Paul, Minnesota, who have beer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Hcv
cncr the past week, left for Pasa
dcna Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04
Filipino Held
AS Gun TOter

Los ANGELES, Feb. 4. U,P -
Members of special police squad,
assigned to the taXi-dance hall dis.
trict to prevent outbreaks between
Filipino and white youths, today ar
rested Antonio Fagcl, 80 year old
Filipino, ON II charge of CARRYING IA
concealed weapon.
Fagcl was taken into custody as
he loitcrcd in front of one of the
dance halls frcqucntcd bv members
of his race. lie asscrtcdly told Off
GERS he carried revolver for protcc-
tion in ease of an attack ON nm.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04
Attend District
KiWanis Meeting,

A party Of eight FL Ccntrans at
tended the divisional conference of
the l1th division of the California
Nevada district of kiwanis held in
FL Cortez hotel, San Diego, Satur-
Gay night.
lntcrclub relations was the main
topic of discussion at the business
meeting and roll call of the clubs
attending brought reports on the
club objectivcs adopted for the
present year.
Lieutenant Governor Dave Roberts
announced the appointment of Ralph
Brcckcrhoff of the Yuma club as di-
visional secretary.
The San Diego club was host at
4 banquet and furnished the enter
tainmcnt. Those present from Ell
Centre were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Tyler Jr., DIR. and Mrs. Sem Bacon,
Rodney Jenkins, ID. b. Roberts, Earl
Kraft and Earl Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04

to tn
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04

to stay in .5ail until better investi.
aation isl made Of his case. He is
willing TO. help there, for he feels
more Secure III jail since big gang
of. wealthy Los Angeles people are
after him. just why Solari could
NOT say, but the fact is that jail he
wanted-and Jail he finally got.
pending q self-requested insanity
test.
L. n. MeIrose, SO, b: Chand, 3G,
and F. ssGartonedO,, 10, tried. elder.
denatured alcohol and plain hoocll
to drive the blues away and had
succeeded until they heard 1925 oi
12K sdayss'--enough to put anyone
in the dumps. Anyhow, they were
charged. with drunkenness in court
this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04
CLAIM OF LOVE
STEALING IS NOT
UPHELD BY JURY

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 4. W.H-lt
required only 90 minutes for jury
of four men and eight women to
decide Yesterday that Mrs. Edith F..
Tavlor did not steal the love of
Samuel 5. Hutchinson, wealthy Chi
cago and Hollywood film distribu-
tor, with whom she lived for 70
years.
Prior to the verdict Mrs. Matte
Dean Hutchinson. who was suing
Mrs. TAYLOR for 100000 on grounds
of alienation of affections, heard her
self branded by Defense Attorney
Byron Hanna as n vindictiVc woman
who sought to avcngc herself for loss
of husbands love by improverish-
ing her rival.
Most of the jurors shook hands
with Mrs. Taylor at the close of
the trial and several congratulated
Hutchinson.
Both women, ono former Chicago
society leader and mistress of the
$I50,C00 Hutchinson mansion, the
other modest, plainly dressed
woman, mother of n II year old
daughter by the Chicago film man,
were composed during final stages
of the trial.
As attorneys reached heights in
oratory Benjamin +. Blcdsoc, plain
tiff's counsel quoted freely from
scripture in referring to the sanctity
of the home. Hanna also used Bib
lical passages but held to more lib.
cral doctrines of social ethics.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04
Valley Shipments

u . D
Lettuce shipments for yesterday
continued. at. the level get Monday
l78 cars being shipped from valley
points. OF. these 152 were for east
ern and "a for western markets.
Bfawley shipped 78 ears, FL Centric
A., Holtville. 2S,, Heber 49,. Imperial
S, Sandia 3 and Calipatria 2.
Carrot shipments, are increasing
daily s1tgoarsa being shipped yester-
day. Holtville took tire. lead with
s cars;' Brawiey g, and El Centre l.
Holtville. also shipped" 2 ears of
cabbage and Ell Centre and Cali
patrio L each Of mixed vegetables.
For today 266 cars have been or
dered. Bfawley So, HoltYille 45, El
Centro 45, Heber 60, Calipatria Q,
and Imperial; 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04
Ringling's Ship
Sinks In Florida

SARASOTA, Fla, Feb. 4. W.I)
The yacht Zalophus, owned by
John Ringling and with a party of
guests aboard, sank half mile off
shore near here early today after
hitting IL submerged obstruction.
All escaped.
At the time of the sinking, the
large pleasure craft was on a cruise
through Florida waters. The acci,
dent occurred so near shore that a
boat put out from here and took off
all hands, who were not gravcly en-.
danscrcd as the craft did not who'll
submcrgc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-04
Brooklyn Still
Minus Manager
By GEORGE K1RKsEY

NEW YOK, Feb. 4. W.1-The
last gathering of major league club
owners and managers before the op'
cning of the spring training season
was held at the Hotel Commodore
today when National League mag
mates adopted the 1880 schedule.
The season will open April 10 and
close September 2S.
Outside the meeting several man.
ayers attempted to make trades.
Less than a month before the start
of the training season, the Brooklyn
club is still without a manager be-
cause two "hardhcaded" and slight
ly elderly gentlemen refuse to sit
down at the same table and talk
things over amicably.
Indications pointed to the rcclcc-
tion of Wilbert Robinson as manager
and the election of Frank York to
succeed Robinson as president if
someone can keep "Unclc Robbie"
and Judge Steve McKecver out of
their childish argument for good,
solid hour.