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Evening star., 1932-12-04
Many Annapolis Residents
Attend Army-Navy Game
Mrs Frederic Cotton Gives Large Supper Party
at San Rocco-Admiral and Mrs. Cleaves
Are Entertained.

given at Sherwood Forest last evening
for the benefit of the Community Chest
of Annapolis. MI. and Mrs, George
Evans Of Sherwood Forest had charge
OF the card party and MIR. A. For6on
Fleet of the hunt. Mrs j. Leuis
Thomas and Mrs. w. A. Stro,Im Of An
na2ois assisted. The club house vas
opoa for the evening and special per-
Lli--tcn Tcs Given for the hunt.
Miss Olive Wilson, daughter OF Maj,
and Mrs d. +, Wil3cn Of Ncwpor.. r.
/, lsf. Monday for her hcnle, -gEter
spending week ct the Peggy Stewart
nm.
Miss Anna Douglas Walk. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles De p. Walk, who
will be among those making their debut
at the german In Baltimore Monday,
will have as her escorts Mr.. Peter
Blanchard of Baltimore and her cousin,
Mr.. Gordon Brown of Easton, Pa.
Mr., D. Claude Handy and his nephew,
MIR. Gordon Brown of Easton. Pa, re-
turned Monday after sending a week
hunting in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand c. Latrobs
have returned to their home, in Balti-
more, after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jctl Green.
Miss Ho'ea sp-.ng ard Miss At2lla
Eel-l c; Lecon.a, n. Il, wc-c gucc,3 this
vc-s of HEiFs Sp-.ngs b-othc--in-,aw
and fistc-. M. and MS, Ralph Pond.
M and Mrs. John NJ. Maukert
were guests this week OF their son-in-
Law and daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs.
w. w. Holler, at the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Estes of Han
chow, China. are the guests of MIR. and
Mrs w. Childs
Rear Admiral and Mrs Willard r.
Brownson of Washington are guests Of
their, ,son-in-laW and daughter, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Thomas c. Hart, at
the superintendent quarters at the
Naval Academy.
The commandant of midshipmen,
Capt. Ralston S. Holmes, and Mrs.
Holmes entertained at luncheon Thurs
day
Mrs. Ralston Holmes and Capt. Frank
Sadlcr received the guests last evening
at the dance in Mahan Hall given by
the officers on duty at the Naval Acad-
emy.
Mrs Allen Cooke of Norfolk, Va,
and her sister, Miss Elizabeth Freeman,
also Of Norfolk, we're guests for a few
days this week of Mrs. Cooks son, Mr..
Allen Blow Cook
Miss Betty Smith of Newport, R. l.,
and Miss Esmeralda Godfrey Of Ridge
way, j., were guests this week of
Miss Lucy Smith, daughter Of Capt
and Mrs. W. Taylor Smith.
Evening star., 1932-12-04

During the afternoon tea win be
served. Mrs. Fred G. Harden, president
Of tEe alliance, and Mrs. y. q. d.
Fierce presiding.
Evening star., 1932-12-04

Mrs. J. NJ. Doran. Mrs. Z. T. Fulton,
Mrs. D. Myron Smith, Mrs. Hartley H.
T. jackson, Mrs, Arnold w. Spanhoofd
and Mrs j. o. Bowen.
Evening star., 1932-12-04

Mrs Grosvenor Dave, Mrs. Ernest J
Loring. Miss Metzerott, Mrs. Arthur L.
Bryant Mrs. Frank M. Elliot. Mrs.
Aldrich, Mrs. Steele, Mrs B. r. Rhees,
Evening star., 1932-12-04

not afhIiated ~ yet with the group,
through Miss De vane, 3423 Thirty
sixth street northwest.
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Stratford Ave.
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Summer Ave.
Summit st.
Sunset
Superior st.
Sutherland Ave.
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Temple Ave.
Tenth st.
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Toledo st.
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Totem La.
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Trusty Rd.
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Tuxedo So.
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Union ST.
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ValIeyview DIR.
Van Buren, st.
Van Camp st.
Vandalia st.
Vandeman st.
Vauxhall DR..
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Vernon Ave.
Victor st.
Victoria st.
Villa Ave.
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Virginia Ave.
Volney st.
Voorhees, Ave.
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Wade st.
WaIcott ST.
Weldmere Ave.
Walker Ave.
Wall Rds
Wallace st.
Walton st.
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Warman Ave.
Warren Ave.
Washington st.
Water st.
Waterman Ave.
Watkins st.
Wayne Ave.
Webb st.
Webster Ave.
Weghorst st.
Wellington st.
Wendell st.
West st.
Westbrook Ave.
Western Ave.
WestfieId 81.
WhaIen Ave.
WHEELER st.
Whitcomb
White Ave.
Wilbur st.
Wilcox 81.
wildwood Ave.
wilkins st.
willard st.
william st.
Wilmington st.
wiltshire Rid.
Wilson 81.
Windsor Sc.
winfield st.
!. Winter 81.
Whitfield st.
Wood st.
WOodcr0ft Ave.
Woodland Ave.
Woodlawn Ave.
Woodrow Ave.
Woodside Ave.
Woodward st.
Worth Ave.
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Wynnedale nd.
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York ST.
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Pratt st. s
Preston St. s
Primrose Ave. {
Princeton PI.
Prospect st. (
Pruitt st.
Pure. st. {
Puryear st. s
Quentin DR.. 6
RAIDER st. 6
RalstOn Ave. 6
Randall Rd. 6
Randolph n
Rankin st. p
RansdelI st. ,
RathbOne st.
RavenswOOd Blvd. >
Rawls Ave.
Ray st.
Raymond st.
,RedmOn st.
Reeder st. !
Reformers Ave. ]
Regent st. J
Reherd Ave. 2
Reichwein Ave. 7
Reid st. .
Reisner st.
Rembrandt st. ]
Rice Rd. n
Richland st.
Ridge Rd. !
Ridgeview DR.. ]
Riley st. =
Rinehart Ave. :,
Ringgold Ave. !
Ritter Ave. ]
River st. n
Riverfront Ave. =
Riverside Park Rd. =
Riverview DIR. =
Roache st. =
Roanoke st. =
Robson st. =
RobtOn st. =
Rochester Ave. :
Rockville I'd. :.
ROdoeker Rd. !
Romaine !
lockwood Ave. !
Roosevelt Ave. :
Rose st. =
Roselawn Ave. !
Roseline st. :
R0semere Ave. '
ROsslyn Ave. '
REUTERS Ave. '
Rowland Ave. '
Rowland Rd. '
Roy st. '
Royal Ave. '
Ruckle s.. y
Runney ST.. '
Rural st. !
Ruth DIR. =
Russell Ave. !
RybOlt Ave. !
Sadie st. '
Sahm st. !
Sdlem ST.
Samoa st. '
Sand st.
Sanders st. =
Shelby st. !
SanEster Ave. '
Sargent Rd. '
Saulcy st. J
Sayre st. '
Schiller st. y
SchIeicher Ave. !
.Sch0fieId st.
School st. '
Schurman Ave. Y
Scioto st.
Sears st.
Sellers Are. :
Sells Ave. J
Senate Ave. !
Shadeland Ave.
shank ST. !
Shannon Ave.
Shannon st. ,
sharon Ave. !
Sheffield Ave. Y
Shelby st, J
sheldon st. \
Shepard st. 7
Sheridan Ave. =
Sherman DR..
Short st.
Shortridge I'd. I
Shrirer Ave.
silver Ave.
Singleton st. y
Sloane Ave.
Smith sc. :
Sorrento st.
South st.
Southern Ave.
Southport Rd.
Spades DIR.
Spann Ave.
Speedway Ave.
Spencer Ave.
Spice La.
Spring st.
Spring Hollow Rd.
Spring Valley Rd. |
Springfield Ave. \
spruce st. I
st. Clair st. !
ST. Helepa st. I
st. Joseph I
st. Paul st. I
Standard ave. I
Stanley Ave. !
Stanton st. /,
Startling I'd. I
State st. I
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Cairo st.
Caldwell st.
Calhoun st.
California st.
Calumet Ave.
Calvin st.
Camden Ave.
Cameron. st.
Camp st.
Campbell st.
Camplin st.
Canal st.
Candy st,
Capitol Ave.
Carlton st.
Carlyle Place
Caroline Ave.
Carroll st.
CarrolltOn Ave.
Carson Ave.
Carter Ave@
Carvel Ave.
Castle Ave.
CatherwOod
CattersOn st. &
Caven st.
Cecil Ave.
Cedar st.
Centennial st.
Center st.
Central Ave.
Chandler Ave.
Charles st.
Charlotte st.
Chase st.
Chelsea Ave.
Cherry Ave.
Chesapeake st.
Chester st.
Chestnut ST.
Christian st.
Christiana st.
Church st.
Churchman Ave.
Cincinnati st,
Circle DIR.
ClairmOnt Ave.
Clara st.
Clark st.
Clay st.
Clayton Ave.
Clearview Farms
clearwater DIR.
Cleveland Ave.
Clifton st.
Clinton st.
CloverhilI DR..
Clyde Ave.
Coburn ST..
Cochrane So.
Coe st.
CoHey St.
Cofman Place
Gull st.
Cold Spring Road
Cole st.
Coliseum Ave.
College Ave.
COllett Ave.
Collier st.
Collins st.
COlmer Drive
Colonial Ave.
Colorado Ave.
Cotton st.
Columbia Ave.
Conner Ave.
Commerce Ave.
Concord st.
Concordia st.
Congress Ave.
Coming st.
Conrad Ave.
Conser Ave.
Cook st.
Coolidge st.
cooper Ave.
Cora st.
Corliss st.
Cornell Ave.
Corrill st.
Corydon st.
CosseH Road
Cottage Ave.
Court st.
Coyner Ave.
Craig Ave.
Crescent Ave.
Creston Place
Cross st.
Crown st.
Cruft st.
Cruise st.
Cumberland st.
Cushing st.
Daisy st.
Dakota st.
DAILY st.
Darnell st.
Darwin ST.
Davidson st.
Dawson st.
Day st.
Dayton Ave.
Dearborn st.
Delawanda Ave.
Delaware st.
Delmar Ave.
Deloss st.
Denlson st.
Denny st.
Denver st.
Dequincy st.
Detroit st.
Dett st.
Devon Ave.
Dewey Ave.
Dexter ST.
Dickson st.
Dietx st.
Dittman Rd.
Division st.
Doerre Ave.
Donahue st.
Dora st.
norman st.
Dorsey Ave.
Douglass st.
Downey st.
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Addison st.
Adler st.
Adrian Ave.
Agnes st.
Alabama st.
AlathR Ave.
Albany st.
Albert st.
Aldrich st.
Alexander Ave.
Alig st.
Allegheny st.
Allen Ave.
AllisonyiIle Rd.
AlInont st.
Alta Vista st.
Alton Ave.
AlvOrd st.
Anderson st.
Annette st.
Applegate st.
ArhOr Ave.
Arch st.
Arizona st.
Arlington Ave.
Arrow Ave.
Arsenal Ave.
Ashland Ave.
Askren Ave.
AthOn St.
Atlantic Ave.
Atlas st.
Atwood st.
Auburn st.
Audubon Rid.
Avon Ave.
AVOndaIe Pl.
Ayrshire st.
Bacon Ave.
Bailey Ave.
Baird st.
Bakemeyer st.
Baker st.
Baldwin st.
Bancroft ST.
Bank Ave.
Banner Ave.
Barnes Ave.
Barrett Ave.
Barrow Ave.
Barth Ave.
Bartholomew st.
Barton Ave.
Bay ST.
Beach Ave.
BechtoId Ave.
Bedford Ave.
Beech st.
Beecher st.
Bell Ave.
Bellefontaine st.
BeIleyieu Pl.
Bells st.
Belmont Ave.
Belmore Ave.
Belt st.
Bement Ave.
Ben Davis Ave.
Bennett Ave.
Brentwood st.
Berkeley Rd.
Bernard Ave.
Berry Ave.
Berry st.
Bertha st.
Berwick Ave.
Bethel Ave.
Beulah Ave.
Beverly DIR.
Beville Ave.
Bicking st.
Biddle st.
Biltmore Ave.
Birch Ave.
Birch st.
Bird st.
Bismarck Ave.
Black st.
Blackford st.
Blaine Ave,
Blake st.
Bloomington st.
Bloyd Ave.
Blue Ash st.
Bluff Ave.
Bolivar Ave.
Bolton Ave.
Bonar Ave.
Bond st.
Donna Ave.
Bonnie Brae
Booker ST.
Boone st.
Bosart Ave.
Boston st.
Boulder Gap
Boulevard Pl.
Bowman Ave.
Broadbury Ave.
Bradley st.
Bradshaw st.
Brandt st.
Brendenwood
Brentwood Ave.
Bridge st.
Bright st.
Brightw0od Ave.
Brill st.
Broadmoor Rd.
Broadview Ave.
Brooker st.
Brooks st.
Brooksi1e Ave.
Brookville Ave.
Brookway
Brookwood Rd.
Brouse st.
Brown Ave.
Brush st.
Bryan Ave.
Buchanan st.
Buckingham Ave.
Buena Vista st.
BufOrd 81.
Bundy Pl.
BurdsaI Parkway
Buren, Ave.
Burf0rd st.
Burgess Ave.
Burton Ave.
Butler Ave.
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Draper st.
Dreier Pl.
Dresden st.
Drexel st.
DrOyer st.
Dryer st.
Dubois st.
Dudley Ave.
Dukane- Way
Dupont st.
Dye st.
agile Creek Blvd.
Earhart et.
Earl st.
Earl Ave.
Earlham st.
East st.
e. Highlands
e. Riverside DIR.
Eastern Ave.
Easton Easy st.
Eaton Ave. 20
Eckert st.
EckHnan Adm.
Economy st.
Eddy st.
Eden Pl.
EdgecOmb Ave.
EdgehiII st.
EdgemOnt Ave.
Edgewater DIR.
EdgewOOd Ave.
Edison st.
EdmOndsOn Ave.
Edna st.
Edward st.
Edwards Ave.
Eighteenth st.
Eightieth st.
Ebert st.
Elder Ave.
EIdridge st.
Eleventh st.
Elizabeth st.
Ellanor st.
Ellenberger Pkg.
Elliott st.
Ellsworth st.
Elm st.
Elmhurst Ave.
Elmira st.
ElnwcOd Ave.
Emerson Ave.
Emmett st.
Empire st.
EnglewoOd Ave.
English Ave.
Epler Ave.
Erie st.
Espy st.
Estate Ave.
Ethel st,
Euclid st.
Eugene st.
Eutaw st.
Everett st.
Evergreen Ave.
Ewing st.
Exeter Ave.
Fairfax I'D.
Fairfield Ave.
Fairplains
Fairview st.
Fairway DR..
Fan st.
harrington Ave.
Fay st.
Fayette st.
Kenmore Rd.
FentOn Ave.
FernWa.v st.
Finley Ave.
Fisk st.
Fleming st.
Fletcher Ave.
FOltz st.
Forest st.
FOrtieth st.
Foundry st.
Fountain st.
Fourteenth st.
Fowler st.
Fox Rd.
Francis Ave.
Frank st.
Franklin Ave.
Freeman Ave.
Fremont st.
Front st.
Fruitdale Ave.
Fit. Wayne Ave.
Fulton st.
Ferguson Ave.
Furman st.
Gale st.
Garden Ave.
Garfield Ave.
Gent Ave.
George st.
Georgia ST.
Gertrude Ave.
Gibson Ave.
Climber st.
Girard st.
Gladstone Ave.
Glendale Ave.
Glenwood DR..
Golay st.
Good Ave.
Goodlet Ave.
Gordon st.
Grace st.
GraceIand Ave.
Graham Ave.
Grand Ave.
GrandEiew DIR.
Grant Ave.
Graves Ave.
Gray st.
Graydon st.
Greeley st.
Greenfield Ave.
Greer st.
Griffin DR..
Croft Ave.
Grove st.
Grover st.
Guilford Ave.
Hadley st.
Hague Rd.
Haines Ave.
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Maple st.
Marion Ave.
Market st.
hardwood Ave.
Msrlette DIR.
Mariowe Ave.
Marmon st.
Marshall St.
Martha st.
Martin st.
Martindale Ave.
Maryland st.
Maryles Ave.
Mason st.
Massachusetts Ave
Matthews Ave.
Maxwell st.
haywood
McCarty st.
McCOrd st.
= Mccormick st.
McCrea st.
McGiII ST.
McKim st.
Mckinley st.
McLain st.
Meadow st.
Mecca st.
Mechanic st.
MedfOrd Ave.
MelrOse Ave.
Mentone st.
Meridian st.
Merrill st.
Meyer La.
Miami st.
Michigan ST.
Mickey Ave.
Middle ST.
Milburn st.
Miley Ave.
Mill st.
Miller st.
Mineral st.
Minkner st.
Minnesota st.
Missouri st.
Mobile st.
MOfftt st.
Moller Rd.
Montcalnl st.
Monument Circle
Moore Ave.
Moreland Ave.
Morgan st:
Morris st.
Morton st.
Murray st.
Muskingum st.
MyEon st.
Naomi st.
Napoleon st.
National Ave.
Navin st.
Neal Ave.
New st.
New Jersey st.
Nevada 81.
Nelson Ave.
Newman st.
Newton Ave.
Nice st.
Nicholas st.
Nineteenth st.
Noble st.
NOrdyke Ave.
Normal Ave.
Norman st.
North st.
Northern st.
Northgate st.
NOrthOlm st.
Northviev Ave.
Northwestern Ave.
NOrwaldo Ave.
Norway st.
Norwood st.
Rowland st.
Oak Ave.
Oakland Ave.
0dom Rd.
OGDEN st.
Ohio st.
Dinner Ave.
OIcott st.
Olive st.
Oliver Are. ts
Olney st.
Orange sts
Orchard st.
Oregon st.
Oriental st.
Orion Ave.
Orleans st.
Oscar st.
Paca st.
Palmer st.
Pansy st.
Paris Ave.
Park Ave.
Parker Ave.
Parkway Ave.
Parry Ave.
Patterson st.
Payne st.
Pearl st.
Pendergast ST.
Pendleton Pike
Pentecostal Ave.
Penway st.
Perkins st.
Perry st.
Phinps st.
Pickwick Place
Pierson st.
Pike st.
Pine st.
Pleasant 81.
Plum 81.
Plym0ufb Sc.
Point st.
Polk 81.
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Hancock Ave.
Hanna Ave.
Hansing st.
Hanson Ave.
Harding st.
Harlan st.
Harmon Ave.
Harris Ave.
Harrison st.
Hartford st.
Hartman Ave.
Harvard Place
Harvest Ave.
Harvey st.
Haugh st.
HaverfOrd Ave.
Hawthorne La.
Hazel st.
Helen DIR.
HemIOck Ave.
Hendricks Pl.
Henry st.
Herbert st.
Herman st.
Herschel Ave.
Hervey st.
Hiatt st.
Hiawatha st.
Hibben Ave.
High st.
Highland View
Hill Street
Hillsdale Ave.
Hillside Ave.
Hinesley Ave.
Hobart Ave.
HOlbOrn st.
Holiday st.
Holly Ave.
Holmes Ave.
Holt Ave,
HoIton Pl..
Home Ave.
Hoover I'd.
Hope st.
Horton ,PI.
HosbrOok st.
Houston st.
Howard st.
Hoyt Ave.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-02-25
THE REAL WASHINGTON

History books and the early BIZ
ographies of George Washington
show him as sort of super-mans
never making a mistake, losing his
temper, telling a lie, drinking,
swearing and other faults which
almost all men are guilty OF. But
lately several books have come out
"debunking" Washington, making
him more human. Thus he is put
on a plane with us humans, and
we can more easily admire him
for what he accomplished, even
with the faults which make him
only human.
Many stories are told about some
of the little things he did which
are not uncommon to everyone.
For instance, he liked pretty girls
and his friends say that everytine
one passed on the street Washing
ton would turn and watch her, and
after this contemplation he would
heave deep sigh. He was ex-
tremely fond of parties and dane
ing, and the companionship of
young people. He used to go to
the young peoples parties in New
York and Philadelphia, but he was
afraid that his awesome presence
would sober them, so, after a few
minutes he would excuse himself
and watch the proceedings from
behind the curtain.
He possessed a very quick tenn
per. When Lee, one of Washing
tons generals retreated against
orders, he had to face his irate
superior and Washington swore
and cursed that time. 1t is said
that his officers could not enter
the same room with him for some
time so he could "cool off,"
Washington was not such an
angel that he did not participate
in sports. He was the best in his
group of boyhood comrades and his
tremendous strength was admired
in later years. He was six feet two
inches in heighth and weighed $50
pounds, very little of it fat.
AS for drinking, he was not in
temperate, but he was a gentle
man and he drank his share.
These incidents show him to
have been real human, man, all
the more to be admired because
he was human. 1t was character,
not faultIessness that made him
what he was.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-02-25

pool and take the chance. For
verify / say unto you, if the dice
are to be loaded as our cash buv-
ing friend would have it there is
not the least doubt that our mod
icum Of brains is all we will have
left to lose very shortly. For as il
stands it is merely "Heads / win.
tails you lose" Dealer (literaIlyl
take his profit and the farmer take
all the risk. 1t is ancient history
and there is no hope of relief un-
less we do pile our 'fbrains" in one
vast cooperative pile, put our
trust in God and work like He'll
to see to it that we don't lose 'em.
And just remember one thing
there are fifty million people in
his country that, either from greed
or misunderstanding, are ready and
anxious to skin us out of our "eye-
teeth" And one smart guy out of
that bunch has estimated that IL
will take us another three gener-
ations to learn to take care of our
selves. / don't believe it and I only
hope / live long enough to hand
him a real Democratic "Hee- Haw."
Comatosely yours,
GEORGE E. SELLICK,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-02-25
"Laborers" and it took an even

"Laborers" and it took an even
pint of hartshorn to bring me to.
/ had scarcely recovered when a
bulletin came Edited by our
only remnant of archaic market
ing methods. quote, From past
results we feel we have a right to
handle your early potato crop. We
will operate as last year, buying
outright if the markets warrant,
or handle on consignment, if con-
ditions are still uncertain"
stars -. fireworks I. Kleig
Dights -. surf drumming on
ricky shores +. then they start
ed operations with the pulmotor.
To uncover the irony we must
rewrite the second sentence, quot
ing verbatim, except the paren-
thesis; they are mine. "We will
operate as last year, buying out
right (if we see chance to make
profit) cor" (let you take all
the risks if the markets are punk. }
Mitt me, Mr.. Dooley-you know
us better than we do ourselves.
And in my semi-delerium wonder
why, in the fact of such outrag-
eous nerve, every farmer in the Z.
S. don't throw his brains into the