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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

Nov. %, 1520-The Great South
Sea" became the Pacific Ocean.
You're wrong if you believe it was
named by Vasco Balboa, who put it
upon the map Ferdinand Magellan
christened it as he rounded Terra del
Fuego and entered the ocean on the
first voyage ever made around the
world.
so Years Ago Today--Sadie Allen
and George Hazlett took dare and
went over Niagara Falls together in
barrel. They lived to tell the tale
over and over--after bobbing around
for three hours between Maid of the
Mist landing and whirlpool Park
Hazlett was able to celebrate that
night with friends, but Sadie had to
nurse her bruises and doctor her sto-
mach, which was violently upset dur
ing the ride.
1 can find no record of George S
dare deviltry extending itself to
marrying Sadie. Can any reader tell
me if it did2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
SUNDAY IS THE DAY

First Sunday in Advent, Nov 20.
Morning stars: Mars, Neptune. Even
ing stars; Mercury, Venus, Saturn,
Uranus, Jupiter.
Nov 30, 1832-Louisa May Alcott
was born in Germantown, Pa, on the
33rd birthday of her father. Amos
Bronson Alcott, transcendentalist
philosopher who like most philoso-
piers, didn't do much work.
AS a girl, Louisa confided to her
journal her determination to earn
enough to end the discomforts her
family endured. She even worked as
domestic servant for a time toward
that end, and her pen eventually en-
abled her to realize her ambition.
Little Women" was written when
she was Sc, and the publishers de-
serve as much credit as Miss Alcott
for its phenomenal success. She SUBJ
mitted it under the name of The
Pathetic Family" and the first YER
son was so dull the publishers made
her rewrite it and give it new
name.
All her subsequent novels were fail
ures!
20 Years Ago-The World War.
Nov. 1929, 1916; The first airplane
attack on London by the enemy was
made by a single machine. The
weather was misty. anti-aircraft de-
fensemen mistook it for a British
plane, and the first intimation of its
intentions was the fall of six bombs
between Brompton Road and Victo-
ria Station. These did nominal dam
age, the pilot missed the target he
had been sent out to hit: the admiral
ty This the British learned when his
machine was forced down by engine
trouble behind their own lines in
France
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

ToDAY's ANNIVERSARIES

1757-William Blake, English poet
mystic and painter, born. Died Aug
IL, 1927.
1S31-John w. Mackay, California
pioneer, capitalist. born in Ireland.
Died July 20, 1902.
1s32-Leslie Stephen, English writ
err. born. Died Feb. %, 1904.
1837-John w Hyatt, prolific New
ark, N. j., inventor-manufacturer
born at Starkey, N. Y. Died May To-
1920.
1S5S-Frederic Amy. Buffalo, N.
Y. social worker and civic leader,
born at New Bedford, Mass. Died
Aug. "a, 1885.
p18S4-Lindley NJ. Garrison, New
Jersey lawyer, secretary of war un-
der Wilson, born at Camden, N. j..
Died Oct 10, 1882.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
TODAY IN HISTORY

1887-Edison's monograph exhibit
ed.
1S95-First American auto race in
Chicago-,52 miles, won by Charles f.
Durant, in car of his own making
u896-Samual p. Langley's model
No made a flight of almost a mite
first sustained from flight of a heav-
ier-than-air machine ever made.
191S-Amer cas- Thanksgiving Day
observed in London as never before
they were grateful to us then, just
after the war.
1923 A Flint, Mich. Federal judge
sentenced a 37-year-old man for life
as a fourth offender against prohi-
billion law
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
ANSWERS


l. For the fiscal year ending June
30, 1884 the food bill was $450, 968. SO.
OF a fraction over sixteen cents for
each prisoner per day
2. BY representing that North Caro-
lima citizens would join the British
as the army marched through the
State. Believing the deposed British
governor Lord CORVALLIS tarried at
Charleston from May until in the fall
This lapse of time gave the patriots
time to get ready for the invasion and
administer severe whippings at Kings
Mountain and at Guilford Court
House.
g. For highways. $6.152, 049. and for
bridges, $3,433 900. Total of $9.585.O49.
4. Major j. w. Wilson and S. Othe
Wilson, members of the State railroad
commission. Governor Russell ousted
the two officials on the charge that
they owned an interest in the Round
Knob Hotel. just above Old Fort,
where the trains stopped AMI passen-
gers were served meals.
5. He said that the people of those
two counties were more hostile to
England than any other part of
America.
6. In 1878 when London authorities
refused to approve an act passed by
the North Carolina assembly subject
ing property owned in the province by
London Merchants to attachment for
debt. To retaliate the assembly re-
fused 10 provide expenses for courts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Helen Jepson of New York. singer
born at Titu>ville, Pa, % years ago.
David Warf ED. veteran actor. born
in San Francisco, 10 years ago.
John Barrett Of Vermont and Flor
ida, celebrated counselor and adviser
in international affairs, born at Graf
ton. VT, 70 years ago.
L. S. Senator Edward r. Burke OF
Nebraska. born in North Dakota, sc
years ago.
Genevievc Taggard, poetess. born
at Waitsburg Wash, ~ years ago.
Dr. Lou.s Gnsburg of New York
noted Jewish Theological Seminary
scholar, born at Russia, SO years ago
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

.xl.s hs, ..s ~ =. Assi All. !s g

TRUST IN HIM: Offer the sacrifices
of righteousness, and put your trust
in the Lord.-PsalmS As.
SOMETHING TO BELIEVE: And
whatsoever liveth and believeth in
me shall never die. Believest thou
this?-John 1925.
RICHES SCORNED: Will he esteem
thy riches? no, not gold, nor all the
forces of strength.-Job 1919.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
WANT ADS

PHONE 82o-PEOPLEs GROCERY
and meat market for quality and
service. Free delivery We appre-
ciate your patronage Ask for
James. 1892 Winder street. 26-8ti
FOR SALE. los ACRE FARM NEAR
Townsville. Y acre farm near Hicks
Crossroads. $50 acre farm near
Hicks Crossroads 800 acre Young
land near MCMILLAN place. store
building on Garnett street occupied
by A.. & p. Tea Co. Al. e. Wester,
l397J.s 27-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
OTHERS VIEWS
TREES AND DECORATIONS

To the Editor:
AS one always conceived with any
thing pertaining to the good of our
town, I wish to commend the mem
bers of the Garden Club for the very
fine thing they are trying to do in
urging the planting of trees on our
city streets.
I have read with a great deal of
interest letters to the Dispatch, each
presenting the merits of some parti-
cular tree. Objections have been
made to same, that they are suscep-
tible to disease or have roots that
cause damage to the pavement. I am
not urging any special tree, I love
almost all of them. but suggest that
it would be most unfortunate if some
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today's ambitions are probably to-
ward scientific research The mind
Is ingen.us, inventive. and practical.
There is sufficiency of ability,
though sometimes covered by the
lack Of resolution. Cultivate alert
ness Of mind that people may not i'm
lose upon you or rob you of your just
reward.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

SONNY'S SODA SHOP Is READY
to serve you from 8 a. IN. to mid
night. Prompt and efficient service
given telephone orders. Phone l65
&-iu
ONE OF HENDERSON'S BEST To-
Gated and most desirable service
stations is open for dealer. Do not
apply unless you have sufficient
capital to operate a nice bushes,
1'his station Is completely equipped
in the most modern WAY, Write
Service Station care Of Dispatch
2S9H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

tellectS, m y
fellow column
nists, are 60
ing to cheer
us up about, l
have to sort of
launch out on
my own. Be
ing only a
humble d ! e t
and health fell
low, I will be
grateful about
something in
that line.
But, first /
have got to
Yi We thanks
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

When Isaac Newton, the famous
English scientist, was asked how he
had made so many profound discoy-
cries, he answered.; Because l have
loved them and have constantly
thought of them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

/. Oakland.
2. Hurricanes.
3. The Ways and Means Committee.
4. Charles Dickens.
8. Courier Of the King.
6. 1t belongs to Mexico.
I. Shoshone river.
8. Free City of Danzig.
9. Minneapolis, MINI.
10. The Danube.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

l. What does it cost North Carolina
to feed her prisoners?
= In what way did Governor Josiah
Martin Intentionally aid in the defeat
OF Lord CORVALLIS in North Carolina?
g. What was the State highway de-
Paftment estimate in 1884 of the a
mount needed to bring the system III
to its 1898 condition?
T. The legislature of 1899 took Gov
erhor Russell to task for dismissine
two officials. Who were they?
.. What was General Tarlton's com
ment on the friendliness of Rowan
and tMecklenburg citizens?
g. When did the assembly refuse tc
provide funds for expenses of courts g.:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

to cooperate with North Carolina.
But now that Pennsylvania has de-
cided tc call a special session, the out
look Is admittedly not so good, W tn
the result that agitation for special
session here is expected to be renew
pd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

FARMS FOR SALE 80 ACHES 3 MI.
north of Henderson. Known as s.
NJ. johnson Farm. 236 acres, 10 mi
n. W. of Henderson, known as. Wal
ter williams Farm. Small cash pay
ment and long terms. Write n. c.
Joint Stock Land Bank, Durham.
N. c., and representative will see
you. 2S-5ti
BRIDGF:RS BEAUTY BOOTHS
Hendersop's most modern beatty
establishment. invites you and Is
anxicusly awaiting All opportunity
to serve you with the best in beauty
culture Our operators arc we'll
trained and our equipment Is the
latest that can be had from Halli-
we'll I'none coo. ts.r appointments.
The only first floor beauty shoppe
in Henderson. Mrs. Nellie Daniel
Bridgers, prcp. 24-6t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
Today is the Day
By CLARK KlNNAlRD
Copyright, 1886, for this Newspaper
BY Central Press Association

Thus, in three days England had
had visitations from a German naval
squadron, a fleet of zeppelins, an air
plane bomber. None of them achiev-
ed the slight st part of German
hOneS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

Saturday, Nov. %; the 65th day of
Autumn. q days till Christmas. In
dependence Day in Panama. Peace
Day in Nicaragua. Zodiac sign: Sagi-
tarius. Full moon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, M. %.

WE KNOW what the presidents
proclamation tells us to be official
Iy thankful for. But as I do not
know what those other great in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

FOUR PHOTOS 10 CENTS. FINISH
ed while you wait. Hollywood Studio
next to Busy Bee Cafe. 25-4t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING,
II to i6 pounds. Fed right. There's
a difference L. p. Stewart. Route
/. Henderson. 31-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY fI"-
LEGATION IN SPECIAL
PROCEEDINGS

In Superior Court Before the tiefN
State of North Carolina.
County # Vance:
Man garet Henderson Martha
Petitioner
Us.
Sallie Henderson. sing; F7a''''
Henderson. single: John H. ii'n'''
son; william Fl. Henderson. az
Lucy Henderson. Respondents
The respondents Sallie Henderson,
single, Francis Henderson, saw
John II. Henderson, William II. 'ie"-
derson, and Lucy Henderson wl5 '"N'
notice that an action entitled a aooF'
has been commenced in the N"i''''''
Court of Vance County. Norm way
lima. to sell lands for division
which they are apparently in'rif'''',
And the said respondents VII Iu'
take notice that they are required
appear at the office of the Ger"
Superior Court of Vance County
the courthouse in Henderson, -F"'
Carolina, on the 18th. day OF b''
Der 1886, and answer or denlut 'o
petition in said action or the PEI ''""
?: viii apply to the court Tor '"' :
ief demanded in the petition
This the 1ith. day Of NoVe''0N''
1886.
e O. FALKNhE
Vance Clerk Of Superior CoO''
:. p. McDutfec,
4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

SECOND t1AN:9. ss<!sS OK ALL
sizes and makes. See us before
trading for new tires and let Us save
you money with Firestone. Carolina
Service Station, Firestone Distribu-
tors, Garnet St, at Andrews Ave.
12-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

10 PIECE SLIGHTLY USED WAL
nut dining room suite $495O Ori-
ginal cost $4,000. New 5-piece wal
nut or maple bedroom suite with
mattress and springs, $3.50 Home
Furniture Co. Phone So lo-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

:ADIOS, ELECTRIC. WINDCHARG-
e. and battery, also electrical SUP
plies. Mod arn Eleck rio AppNanct
Co. across from Busy Bee Cafe.
sat-tueS-thurs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28
Special Call To
Assembly Is Agitated

Continued from Page OneO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-28

Is PIGS AND SHOATS FOR SALE,
also good mule. W. C. Bullock
route 3, Box II, Henderson. 23-1
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Story of a Street

long diagonal through the heart the
National Capital makes interesting atmospheric
and ups and downs of fortune checkered
Galnger Hospital and the adjoining District JAIL embassies
glorious memoria-a contribute the famed thoroughare
gamut of color. Phosb by F c nkinsons staff
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Left: ON TO THE COLUMBUS
MEMORIAL. Majestic statuary in
the path of the Avenue, on Union
Station plaza, memorializing the
deeds of the great discoverer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18
.PATROLMAN TO
GUARD BRIDGE
MAYOR GALLEY RECEIVES
WORD BY WIRE FROM Gov
ERNoR SHOLTZ' OFFICE

In answer to requests sent by
wire to Governor Dave Sholtz to
take steps to have the highway
bridges in Monroe County patroll-
ed in the future as the result of
the fire on the Stock Island-Boca
Chica bridge Monday night, May
or Harry C. Galley is in receipt of
& telegram informing the city's
chief executive that this matter
has already been taken care of.
The message which was sent by
w. r. Smith, assistant secretary
to the governor in his absence,
states that "the chief of the road
patrol advises man has already
been sent to patrol the bridge, and
a lieutenant is also being sent to
investigate the matter"
Braxton B. Warren, member
of the County Commissioners, in
formed The Citizen today that
he assigned a patrolman to duty
at the burned bridge last night,
who vii act until the state patrol
man arrives there for this purpose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18
YOUNG TURTLE
SHIPPED NORTH
SENT To NEW YORK AQUA.
RUM TO BE KEPT IN TANKS
AT THAT INSTITUTION

Yesterday a shipment of young
turtle from the Key West Tropical
Aquarium was made to the New
York Aquarium, to be kept in their
tanks for the University of New
York.
Leonard Giovanelli, biologist in
charge of the aquarium in Key
West, said this morning that ar
rangements had been made for
sending these turtles by Emory L.
Pierce, formerly in charge of the
aquarium and who is now on the
Isle of Man, England.
Yesterday the request for the
shipment was received and two
dozen of the young turtle were
shipped in a vessel of the Over
seas Transportation company, and
will be sent by express to New
York.
The reptiles are consigned to
the Department of Physiology OF
the University of New York City,
to be used by the students in pur-
suing their studies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18
julio PUG TOBE
GIVEN HEARING
CHARGED VITA HAvINC sO1
LIQUOR WITHOUT NECES
sARY uCzAsE

julio PUG : - Dc KIEsz = 49,
ing before tsezcs JEsCcE FrzEE @
Roberts this zfternoan = s'zl1ek
on = charge q hzxzg 1zz1- 81
sale without having serzzsd -
Necessary license
Making q rsyulzr Usp@-z1z
trip Monday gE zrzo7pZz@
by Chief Deputy Bs<z4rG Wz1e
Beverage inspector Ge1-Ee c.
found On the PreElises - Is s.
mention street, sszs hgzar. 49,
diente, and = number e @Z
bottles and ether bo--es 49,
were beng clezDe1
The arrest q PziE W4s @zsz
yesterday and n cas- enc E1z
secured, i Is said wks ~ ~
pear n the hezri1g rkS Gf1sz-
noon 70 testify - % P1rrkEss
made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18

meeting was then ordered adjourn
ed after being in session just
about Is minutes.
Among those attending the meet.
ing were: Ben ID. Trevor, of the
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
Commission; Charles E. Smith
agent for the Clyde-Mallory Lines;
Clarence Thompson, pilot on the
Key West bar; Stephen C. Single
ton, editor of the Key West Sun
day Star; Chief Engineer Duncan
and A. L. West, bridge engi-
neer.
Hugh NJ. Matheson, E. S. Fras.
er, Ed. Sheeran, B. C. Papy, rep
resentative in the legislature from
Monroe county; E. c. deGarmo
r. A. Bissell, L. c. Frohman
Colonel George E. Brown, of the
U. S. engineers; Carl Bervaldi
chairman, Monroe county commits
sioners; State Senator Arthur
Gomez, and j. Lancelot Lester
assistant state attorney.
Key Westers Returned
The Key West group, with the
exception of the last three named
returned over the highway yester-
day afternoon coming on the
Launch Boca Chica to No Name
Key and to Key West by automO-
bile.
Messrs. Rerva'di, Gomez and
Lester continued to Miami where
they were to, last night, join
County Clerk Ross O. Sawyer and
proceed by train to Chicago where
they will take part in the proceed
ure of signing So, 10000 in bonds
for the refunding agreement re-
Gently brought to the issue between
the r. e. drummer company and
Monroe county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18
BRIDGE PARKING
WILL BE- STOPPED
SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES TO
PUT HALT To PRACTICE
NOW CARRIED ON

Sheriff K. o. Thompson said
this morning that the time has now
arrived when it will be necessary
for him and MS force of deputies
to insist that the signs on the ap-
prOaches to the highway bridges
advising there must be no parking
on the bridges must be obeyed.
Both the sheriff and his depu-
ties have been most courteous in
warning anglers against parking
on the bridges, but their warnings
have been of no avail and anglers
continue to disregard. the warnings
and despite every thing said. park
on the bridges at any and al
times.
This morning while discussing
the recent fire on the Boca Chi2a
bridge. the sheriff said that it now
becomes incumbent on him to en-
force the law regarding parking
on the bridges and he win find it
necessary in the future to file in
formation against all who disre-
gard the regulations, and instruct
his deputies to do likewise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18
BUS SCHEDULES
CONFORM With
FERRY SAILNG
PLANS FOR WINTER sEwE=
BY TRANSPoEIATBoN LEES
ARE NOV BEING CTvE At
TENTION

Conformity wirh rhE $500
Of the ferries q TIE No. Co.
y System Is beng pizzneG go
Florida Meter LInes so D. - e.
pectod that By rhe r@s - w@-
ter schedule q TIE fezy sg=-
Is inaugurzted the rs scn=E
VIII also be IN 0perE1zz
The new schedzie Is - 49,
effective On Dece-1e- 7 Ez1 -
Ferries TrEvslle- and PIgw -
on thzt date take I'd -he IN E7
two trips Gaily IzSreae 90 01E- n
was said TINS m9rEE
Ferries s0uthk0znE and 49,
bound Ein leave the EEpz So
taneously- Al ; s'ciseE eleh
morning the sou<h50znG w@
VIII leave Lover MzrerEmb@ 1z1
the ferry gong n0rEh Al aezEe -
Name Key The zamE Fr.ce11ze
viii prevail 2 O'clsck - ras l11eE-
noon and Z Is plznne6 q 49,
buses OF the Flori61 49, LEl=
observe the sane sch@dzIe-
This matter Is to19F b@1E g.
cussed BY Frznkiiu & A. e
the FERA. and J. OS1zel 49,
of the florida AO11r L1s<
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18
Foreign Trade Zone In Key
West Would Welcomed By
Department OF Commerce
Only Four Cities Thus
Far Have Made Actual
Application, 1t Has Been
Announced
By PAUL MAY

Especial Washington Correspondent
OF The Citizen
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Is.
The Department of Commerce
would welcome establishment of
a foreign trade zone in Key West,
Florida, which has sought infor-
nation regarding these zones but
which has not submitted an APP
Plication for such zone, it was
learned today.
30 far, according to Thomas
E. Lyons, of the bureau of for
eign and domestic commerce,
forty cities, most of them logical
ports of entry, have inquired and
obtained details of foreign trade
zones, but only four have actually
applied for such zones. These
four are New York City, San
Francisco, Mobile and San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
New York City is the only one
of those four for which a foreign
trade zone is actually in sight,
New York City's zone to be OPEN
ed February /, 1887. The De-
partment of Commerce feels that,
as long as public demand for
trade zones resulted in a law au-
thorizing them, that demand
should result in more trade zones.
While the success of a trade zone
is by no means certain, no one
will know what business they may
create until they have been tried.
While in Europe the past summer,
Mr.. Lyons made a study of Euro
pean trade zones and bonded
warehouse operations, which he
said were emlnentiy successful.
The purpose of foreign trade
zone is to permit importation OF
foreign and domestic merchandise
for the purpose of storage, break
ing up. repacking, assembling, dis
tributing, sorting, grading, clean
ing or otherwise manipulating,
without subjecting it to custom
laws. This merchandise may bo
exported thereafter, or imported
into other parts of the United
States, subject to laws and reg
ulatiOns in case of importation.
Charges in such zone: would be
lenient, as they would be con-
sidered public utilities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18
REASON GIVEN
FOR LONG STAY
OF ship HERE
cEIBA MUST WAIT UNTIL
DREDGING OPERATIONS IN
FRoNTERA HARBoR HAVE
BEEN COMPLETED ttGA

Asked the reason for the Steam
ship Ceiba, of the Standard Fruit
and Steamship company, remain
ing in port for such a length Of
time, she has been in the harbor
more than one week, Manager
Charles TAYLOR, of the Porter
Dock company, replied:
There are dredges working al
the entrance To the harbor al
Frontera, Mexico, and it viii not
be until the entrance 70 the har-
Dor is cleared and deepened that
vessels of the line viii be enabled
to enter that port.
Reports of the vessel remaining
away from the dock and anchored
in the harbor because of the sea-
mems strike is absolutely wrong,
said Mr.. Taylor. As q matter Of
fact, members of the crew are
brought ashore every evening, and
al who desire to come may do So
The vessel is not the Gatun, as
has been reported, Mr.. Taylor
said, but the Ceiba as carried IN
The Citizen last week. The Cat
un, Miraflores and Yoro, other
vessels of the line, are now n
Frontera, awaiting the conclusion
of dredging operations in order TO
go through the harbOr entrance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-18
TWO YACHTS GO
ON FISHING TRIP
VESSELS SAILED THEs MoEk-
INC ENROUTE 70
MARQUzSAS

Two Of the pleasure yzrnrz
Paula Louise and In E=@E
sailed tins morning far a s-zT ..
Marques where Ene 1z@E =
exceptionally good ~ fhz G@s s1
the year
The Paala Loulss - sE1@e ~
FEedersc Wagner and E11 Ia k=-
mere by Gene CzlNeE Tn@y z-s
frisndk azd pl4nns1 xnn EF %
the Marqnezas sk1rzlE 49, z@e
srrival q the In F=-1@-r A@z
week.
Another gacht whse1 - A. -
submarine hzze eEp@r<& - E@<
fer the Margze<zz ~ zf19-zsaz
or possibly EozarrD~- rs > -
Pelngie and - g~ze6 - E@~@-1
II. Morse.
The pswer ba41 Puw@@ CO
tain Terzl E1ber1&. - zaz 0,2~.
Seas Trnnzpor<ztia7 Cam@zE- -
rived IN psr1 Ehs @s-Zx - !
s;eleck En1m Mlz@ go -
tea q EreiEzE fsr KeT N@