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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-27

FOR BEST STEAKS AND So
foods eat at the White House keSl
taurant We have Lobster n Keo
Snapper steak. Free Ticket to En-
bassy with every meal Of soc oE
more. Grade Air Condl'loneoi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-27

FOR SALE: TWO WHEEL TOBAC-
co trailer with l6-Inch tires.
OTaryS Garaee. 27-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-27

PROTECT YOUR HOME WITH a
Barber GenasCo roof. We can do
the job and arrange financing on
easy terms if desired. Tanner
Roofing Co., phone sos. Il
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-27
WANT ADS
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r1pE UAyAnDS INCREASE WITH
the coming of cold Weathef. we
are prepared TO give you iuii pro.
lection. Citizens Bank and lrust
Co.. Insurance Department. ll-u
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ford's Printing & Once supply
Co. "Henderson's Largest n Most
Modern Printing establishment
and Office Supply Store. we
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OIL STOVE OVENS $l25, $50
and $3.50 each. Oil cook stoves
$3.50. S9.95 up to S69.5o. Watkins
Hardware Co. Main Street. 2i-3tl
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
His Last Day ON Bench
CHIEF JUSTICE CHARLES E. HUGHES
STEPS DOWN FROM POST
he HONORED
he HONORED

Hughes was not In the capital
for his final day on the Court.
He end Mrs. Hughes left Thurs-
day by train to spend the sum-
mer in the Canadian Rockies.
He expects to return here in the
Fall.
A large part of his time since
he announced his retirement has
been spent In answering letters
and kilograms from friends. Sew
erll hundred were received.
The white bearded jurists will
be eligible-if needed and he II
willing - to serve on Federal
District and Circuit Courts. II
was generally believed, however,
that he wo ul d not undertake
such IN assignment
There also has been specula-
ton that he might b appointed
10 some post-perhsps honorary
lin connection with the nation
81 defense program.
He y known to fell, however
that = member Of the judiciary
should not mix h affairs Of thu
Executive Department.
The Chief Justice announced
On June 2---sfter the Supfema
Be uU0HBS-Rase 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

oMacomb county's three draft
boards were reported in readi-
ness today for. the second mill
tary draft registration TO b held
throughout Michigan tomorrow
for men who reached the age
of a since Oct. 10, 1910, when
the nrst ''R Day" was held.
Four registration centsrs have
been established throughout the
county for the convenience q
registrantA county selective ser-
vice officials said. All will Be
open from Z am. until . pm.
All ssleetive services b0slnem
ether than Ne regisorstiea q
81 yeer ebd nsa viii - 49,
pended Tomorrow. sfoeaals
said tsday. Men already se-
giseesed ars at - pestDsae
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Thousands in County
are Ready to Sign Up

visiting their local beard until
"Wednesday. ~
Mount Clemens men are TO
register In the Offices Of Board
No. / on the second floor Of the
Mount Clemens Savings Bank
Warren township men ere to 90
70 the Center Line Municipal
building. South Mscomb men.
other than Warren township
residents, to the R0seville NUM-
icipal building and North
Macomb men 70 the second
floor of the Romeo post Office
building.
Draft board Spokesman said
special provisions have been
made 70 register sick In hos
pitfalls. persons confined - jails
and similar institutions. and per-
sons sick but not n hoepitala
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Gr,eat PkalGIlk'
Gets tie Cite 1
in Ritzy Cafe

oHOLLYwOOD, June 30-(R
The Earl Carroll Cafe manage
ment said Actor John Barrymore
was elected early today after I
patron swung, ut him.
The patron, who said he was
Clarence Reed Of Bakersfield,
Calf. objected to remarks the
actor made.
Accounts Of the In ci d G n
varied. Some said Reed landed
one on Johns chin whiskers and
that he went down n ! heap.
Others said Reed swung, missed
Barrymore's chin. but that John,
in lodging, lost his footing and
fell. y;
Everybody agreed that Barry
more was hustled to the side-
walk by five table captains.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
'Firenlen Fight
Large Blaze
Floyd Gass Farm
b Scene Of Fire

"a large barn on the Floyd
Gas1 farm, located near the Ro-
meo Plank road on Marine City
highway, was totally destroyed
by flames this afternoon, and
firemen were fighting desperate
~ at 3 pm. to keep the fire
from spreading to NEARBY build
ines. The extent of the damage
was not Immediately known.
The Are was first noticed at
$50 o'clock by . farm hand en-
ployed In storing hay in the
barn with q number Of other
men. The flames, thought started
from spontaneous combustion,
commenced in the hay loft, II
IVES said.
The Romeo fire department
immediately played three hoses
Of water on the blazing building
V1)Aieh housed . tool shed and
Urinary q well - livestock and
~.
IN was feared that q shift In
- wind would spread the
flames 10 nearby frame build.
inss.
Most Of the livestock was IN
H. field when thek fire broke
osSt md the remaind( = was oved
~ larm haa1a
a lArne ssnouNt q arm equip.
1sat vas issrsd - r ~ besn
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Beach Draws
Hrong; Relief
Not in Sight

owith no relief from the cur
rent. heat wave seen by the Selfr
ridge Field Meteorological De-
partment, the Municipal Bathing
Beach continued highly popular
with residents and non-residents
alike.
A total of 2,570 bathers
swarmed to the beach Saturday
and Sunday, Director Ernest ].
Buckholz said, to bring the total
for June to 1890 residents and
2,07O non-residents.
Saturday attendance totaled
/ ,635 including 216 non-resi-
dents and Sunday 1911 bathers,
including 428 non-residents,
splashed in the cooling waters
of Lake st. Clair, Buckholz said.
Highest temperature Saturday
was 90 degrees, recorded at the
Selfridge Field station, from 2
until 4 pm. The thermometer
stayed near the middle 70's on
Sunday but had climbed to 90
at l:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Even higher readings were pre-
dicted for later this afternoon.
Meanwhile, Buckholz an
nounced that swimming classes
for male beginners were to start
ut 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
with Bob Ball in charge.
No heat prostration cases were
reported over the weekend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Officials Hear
Van Wagner
Hi Coniratis
Michigan. New York
and Alebama Chief
Executives Confer

oBOSTON. June 3O-(R-The
Army and Navy were blamed
for "the real defenaa bottleneck"
by Governor Murray D. Van
Wagner Of Michigan today be-
cause of failure to let contracts
fast enough or large enough"
With cooperative action as
their keynote, Governor Van
Wagner. Governor Herbert H.
Lehman of New York and Gov
ernor Frank M. Dixon Of Ala
bama called upon the Governors
Of other states 10 forget "busi-
ness as usual" and topress for
swift settlement of industrial
labor disputes 50 that Americas
capacity for defense production
may hatch Hitler's mechanical
forces. All spoke at the opening
business session Of the 33rd an
nual Governors conference.
NO FEARS
"The Office of production man
Ngemtnt declared. Van Wagon
.er, :suUwi1uy convinced the aMny
and navy that here ID no Md
70 fear that Industry will b
confused il it A swamped with
advance orders. The larger
the backlog Of untitled contracts,
the better American industry
can plan and carry out . long
range program of sub-contract-
ing for speedy filling Of orders"
1.-THE time has come for us to
demonstrate to ourselves and to
the rest Of the world that de-
mocracy can function success
See GOvERNOR-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

oNEw YORK, June 30IN
ignace Jan PaderewSkL %, WIN
ruled Z piano for 90 years and
q nation fer one, died last night.
Pneumonia struck down the
first President of the Polish
Republic and one Of the great
est musicians Of, all time after
q two-day illness.
BY his side in the Hotel Buck
ingham were his sister, Nine.
Antonina Wilkonslsa; his doctor.
Or. Asa - Lincoln, and his aide,
Sylvan Starackacz. IN IS
SLlGHT COLD M
The white-haired patriot was
stricken with . cold last week
and ignoring his doctors orders,
made one Of his many recent
public appearances 10 help raiss
funds for his starving country
men.
Three days ago hs beeame
Rravely i'll and yesterday afler-
noon ne was placed In sn oxy'
Gen tent, only 70 breathe hi
last Just before midnight.
The man who w. - rnnb
with List and Kublnsosin =
the three supreme moolefS q
the keyboard wss buen New. G
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Charles Bsarek
Passes Away
Death Cloin,s
Aged Resident

nCharles +. Baarck oldest
member Of Trinity Evangelical
church and q lifelong Macomb
county resident. died at 5 pm.
yesterday at his home, 100
Colonial court, following . lin
gering illness. He would have
been 80 years old on Aug. 2.
Mr.. Baarck was . widely
known member Of . pioneer Ma
comb county family. Born in
New Haven where he lived until
Is years ago, he was married to
the former Emma Nique. OF New
Haven, who survives him. The
couple observed its S5th wed.
ding anniversary last Thanks
giving.
An expert carpenter until III
ness forced him to retire -
years ago. Mr.. Baarck for the
past 10 years had been q Mount
See BAAHCK-Rage {
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

nv the ASseolotea frese
ACermany claimed late today
that Maxi panzer columns had
driven approximately half way TO
Moscow. following the OLD
~ 6fr6fiic K6sd - Conqdest
- that the deterioration Of
Nnosia's Red Army defenses had
sone 70 far that there was no
longer . proper front.
A The drive toward the Soviet
eanital would represent an ad-
vance of about 225 miles.
On the northern sector-pre-
aysmaby In the Minsk area-the
Germans asserted that they
were pursuing the Russians in
retreat.
German panzer columns, fol-
lowing the Napoleonic road to
Moscow. were reported to have
smashed through Russia's Red
army defenses approximately
half way to the Soviet capital to-
day.
The German high command
said the sweep of the 9-day-old
Nazi onslaught had already cap
tured Lwow, in former Poland.
and q Berlin spokesman reported
the fall of Minsk, 20 miles inside
the old frontier Of the U.S.S.R'
German panzer columns, strik-
ing through Russia's army de-
lenses, were reported half way
TO Moscow today in sweep that
has already engulfed Lwow, for
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
fBl
Nun, dllaIls
Royal Oak Msn
Arrsstsd = Spy

oDET1JOTr. June 81 ~ -
Imund Carl Heine. aIbQgted her1
last night q : spy sillpect IN :
Federal Bureau Of Investigator
roundup. pleaded innocent friday
when arraignsd before o.. s.
Commissioned J. Stanley HuIaoa
who ordered him held On $50
600 bond. Commissioners Hurd
set July - tor =, hearing -
Heine's rsmowal q New York a.
stand trial With calier ss,GDeet1s
BOND roo m10M
Heine cuuhplained that tn
bond was too high. but Hurd r.
piled Tint ~ y Z very SERIOUS
offense and ! cann0t eonsidef IT,
bond too high"
II hive not very much
money" nGine said, ~ want %
make cure ~ yAi6 does not
break me financially. ! do no
know much 9oout your leSal
procedure but I would like -
stay here to, straighten out my
business affairs.
my family has just returned
10 the States md my wife's
Zee uKugBRAgs Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Panzers Knife Through
RedArmy Defense line
NAILS REPORTED WITHIN SIGHT
or RUSSIAN CITY, MOLENSK

mer Poland. and, according TO
q Berlin Spokesman has captured
Minsk, 20 miles inside the old
frontier Of US.S.Rs
The Naxi spokesman indicated
that Adolf Hitler's invasion
forces already were In sight Of
Smolensk, - miles east OF
MiAsk on the highway to Mos
cow.
HALFWAY MARK
Smolensk il about the half
way mark to the Soviet capital.
The spokesman said . big poe
ket was being formed around
Russian troops in the Smolenslk
region, while q special German
war bulletin declared that ION
See WAR-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

WASHINGTON, June 30-tR
This Il Charles Evans Hughes
last day ~ CHIEF Justice Of the
United States.
Effective ct midnight, the ~
year-old jurist b relinQuishins
the nations highest judicial posi-
ton because Of "considerations
Of health and age"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Loses Fingers
In Gun Blast
Rochester Youth
Shotgun Victim

oCecil Sargent, 10, Of Roch-
ester, Mich. was In st. Joseph's
hospital this morning after three
fingers were amputated follow
ing the accidental dischargins
of a shotgun.
Sargent told sheriff's de-
puties that the gun, . IL gauge,
discharged when he was getting
into q car on Dequindre road
at IL am. Sunday.
A portion Of the charge en-
tered his left hand.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
e5lealIlef
Is Itlpedoed
Americans Aboard
Reported Savsd

owAsHINGTON, June 30-(R
-Torpedoing of q foreign-flag
steamer carrying American Ma
rines and Red Cross nurses to
London was announced today by
the Navy which said eight Ma
rines had been rescued and, for
the present, mentioned no loss of
life.
The Navy did not name the
ship which an earlier authorita-
tive source said was the Dutch
steamer Maarsden, In the British
service. The Red Cross said Il
had II nurses aboard the Mars
den and that all were reported
safe, with six nurses already
landed
The source from which first
information of the sinking was
obtained had said 10 Marines
were aboard and that one was
reported lost, II the figure 10 Is
correct, the Navy announcement
would Indicate the loss Of two
Marines.
The disclosure Mat the same
vessel carrying Marines had
nurses aboard was made by Sum-
ner Welles, acting Secretary Of
State.
The eight Marines named by
the Navy as rescued were:
Major Walter !. Jordan, I'd
ward H. McAllister, U. G. Knox,
Jr., George v. Clark, John u
Skorich, Ellis G. Smith, Angus
tus ]. Eden, and william M. NIL.
Ter.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
vandaIs Damage Bead
Property In Shores

. Sheriff Jacob r. Theut today
was seeking vandals who broke
into Q building at Venice Beach
on Jefferson and damaged about
$500 worth of property includ-
ing . large upright piano.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Rerlin Cites Ship Sinkines

oBERLlN June 30 approximately 5qoo tons ..
British ships sunk by oemon bonnoers on me Ios
While British bonbes shot down in the course OF
njoht roid on the north Germon coast.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Lswyers Enjoy Trip
10 DruIIlIIlolld Island
Jsdss asid essss Der
AssoeiotioW Messbers

oMembers Of the Macomb
County Bar Association today
described the weekend they
spent - guests a Circuit Judge
and Mrs. Neil +. Reid o. Drum
mond Island @ perfect
The lawyers claimed they
caught 200 pounds Of pike and
soid Macy ). Wptkins won the
perch Aiming BROWN. The
sveother was desefibed - ''ideaP'
oeing mafred by only .; single
sh6Wer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Heart. Music Stilled
MASTER OF PIANO AND NATION.
tGNkGE. JAN PADEREWskl :

i16e. In the tiny village a
Kufil0wka In Russian Poland.
and was net tAIee. years old -
fore tragedy began plaoulng
him q y did most Of his life.
COSSACk8 RAID HOME
Cossacks rava6o6 the town,
sent his fathsf i0tc B &iberinn
exile. ~
AZ six. Paderewslki a. ~
nrst plano lesacus from , -
dering 6ddler, q II b. edye -
llrst recital. q 10 made ~ -
concert tour. ~ ~ juDe NlQo
he was begiznlng " 49, -
claim, he loeb throuulSs u 6on(&,
!. Bee RAD8oxly ~ : 4.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Nazi Landing Party Repulsed

AOSCCW JJne 80 - tn - Gerrnon forces otternpteo
cvol ondno al Vpu which Soviet Russio gained from t,-
land last yeor but epused it was announced ofeoN
todoy in d-doy cornmunique. -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Naxis Claim Red Line Broken

4BERLlN June 3O-R,-Germons said tonghtthnt on the
northern Dart Of the Russion front the Nozis were n
defense hod gone so far that there no longer was proper
front
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
r ussO.French Ties Severed

nvIcHY lJnoccuoed Fronce June 3OIE)-Diplofnot'
t;ons between Fronce and Soviet Russio were broken or
toov otter week end negotiations between Chief OF S.o
Morshol Petoin ond Soviet Ambossooor n {. oog.o.o=
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Committee Approves JaekaOn

6WASHlNCTON June 3O-Qn-The senote udcsory com
ree opprovsd ANONYMOUSLY todoy the nomination OF Aftor.
nsy General Robert r. jockson to Be an associate ee OF
the Supreme Court. FIJI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
u. S. Marines nm Sunk Ship

We &c 16E1MCD N1M y N'7.'A-F
OWAsHINGTON, June 30-4R9-The navy conti!msd toooy
t,o foreion foo stsomsr carrying American Marines TO
London had been opedoed but for the present gave ous no
figures loss Of ife
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

LeninaFad Defenses Rushea

oAoscoW, JcS 90 1r-AI obls bodisd eaizsss q Len
6arod and sur9,ndno town were eonscipted ton0M 'oF
werk on the cit3t deferses
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

See WAR-Page
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

No heat proStratlOn cases were
reported over the weekend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

Bulletins
Lenin1Fad Defcnses Rushea
oAAoscoW. Jci 90 4-AI obls- bodied esrsrs q len
darod and surfomdno town conscrpsd toni0m tov
wssk On the etyt defsrses
Committee Approves JaeksDn
6WAstiINcToN, June so-&,-The senots l.diesoy com
&tss approved unanimously todoy the nomination o. Aor
nsy General Robert jockson to Be on associate OF
u. s.. Marines nm Sunk Ship
owAsHINoToN, June 30 .4n-The navy confirmed tcdoy
Hot foreign flco steamer Soryno American Madns. to
London had been opedoed but for the present gave o no
figures on loss OF life.
Nazis Claim Red Line broken
AsERL,N June 3o-R-Gemons sold tonioht;ti,ot on the
- TIE rereotno Russons and that The deterioration OF the
defense bod gone so tor thot there n9 longer ~os p
front.
Maxi Landing Party RePulsed
eMoscoW. June 80 - tn - Germon torces attempted
novol ondno at Vpu, which Soviet RUSSO eo'neo ,.9
land last yeo but repu'sed it was onnoonceo oe0y
today in d-doy eornmunique. K
Berlin Cites Ship Sinkings
esERLIN, June 80 a, Approximately $500 tons o.
British ships were sunk by 0eron bobers OFT the sos'
coost Of England night. informed oerons sod tooa
while British bonbers we're shot down m the course o.
nioht roid on the north Germon coast
RussO-French Ties Severed
.v,cHy unoccuoied France June 3o-dR-Diplofnotiie
t;ons between once and Soviet Russio were broken or
Evening star., 1941-03-16

required but so cut Each block
column final dimensions "a
developed
Shipped the mill the a
To the uniformity required lathe
the whole 80 columns highly skilled High-side
cars rebuilt the finished product Washington protected
whole shipment of 10 carloads delivered"
Opening of the
small
into historical and schools
nothing frozen about subdivisions partitions
walls
desirable without affecting the the building
windows facility
Study of the outstanding galleries the
daylight
Evening star., 1941-03-16

Before leaving the symbolic heart should
hesitate consider the philosophy
ment The architects explain: Underlying
crossed at its middle still smaller ending coumned
believed
essentially floor system of exhibition lighted entirely
above and by NATURAL daylight far possible
From the rounda the longitudinal halls
constructed of buff limestone Bloomington
and borders of Phantasia marble from
pools and walks of Ozark marble Missouri
adorned with fountain lead from the Versailles
With the limestone columns
depth
feet long
Evening star., 1941-03-16
National Gallery of Art Be Dedicated Opened Public This
Architectural Traditions
OF Country Preserved
In Gift Made by Mellon
Classic Building Is Given
Broad Base for Type Which
Shows Noble Grandeur

@ M aaea~ for ss @ m n % M % m @ g eG would be A
to maintain ideal lighting at all times The visitor
SEEING the nd d ag H b maq s so @ ha m me s
m my aqe5G as & to how this has been For the glazing Of all
quarter of inch thick this fabricated
in with rubber cushions to absorb vibra
do not R PH eE no
powder.
the M eaey S and eHa installed 6 % s n b6s 5 osn
for evenings exceptionally glare no rehco
p Many Exhibition ] Rooms
b "aS G ospay apartments are Of Italian raveTtine Others have
walnut Divisions be changed will
Floors sin some Of the separate galleries psged laid
and 6ssnsf ] 0 a pom have been finished These
designated SorhWe southvest
6 ] ana @ mo'hea & in pattern OF S ehronooga Of
the ound and following nS al 6 @ fG bb dO4 Passing @ ougH
would WakVihou beng aware Of the least fee4 Or
little less than half mile
feet The he gross the main f floor Of the building
By the M Louvre v s feet ea5o sr S
Smaller buildings devoted art the Tate the
es London Emperor Frederick and Old Museums Berlin U
dephia Museums; on Nelson Galleries
AM An so visitor the largest marble building the world will
the main His experience will spectator p
deberafey conceaisd public @ view Mn
locker and a rest W rooms for suads m snd s a
PENNSYLVANIA The administration
Especially fascinating mecnanicaIymnd the
called brains of bulding-a
long by feet high bearing recording da for the
and yanda protection systems and
pencils
degrees Changes humidity likewise chroncled
ventating
instantly
gallery purest Washington
preservation of
visitors air entering the building filtered and ceand by scnt
The architects warming the that
hour. hleng washing
the hundhese operations relatively
compared with the job of cooling it. Into the glass roof
heat space between skylghts
fiat glass of the gallery ceilings changed
boWers2s
neat must removed the ga
would sufficient melt
the necessity for making that much its equivalent the
the Tidal work"
announced Informally however s15OOOOO
gallery three
administered bureau of the Smithsonian Institution Members of Il
of
Smithsonian E.
Duncan Phillips Joseph Wdener Samuel
staff Includes Donald Shepard
sell Finley, director: Walker chief
Mcbride administrator and Macgl James, assistant director
acknowledgment
services Of l. Alexander
the trustees, with Mr. Mr. Walker Mcbride
Allen architects supervisor Vermya Brown Vem
builders
| work in the erection of this building"
gallery appreciation
10 minutes walking.
man. who rode
fiat
for dream national gallery
priceless paintings OF the world available the ordinary citizens