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cies.
Overwhelming enthusiasm was
displayed by the members when
the announcement was made by
Mrs. Marian Anderson, guild
president.
Thanks and appreciation were
expressed by the officers to all
who assisted in making the drive
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don, 20; Allen Young, %; Willie
Parker, 10, and John Thomp-
son, 19
All were arraigned Friday
morning before Judge J. NJ.
Braude in women's court, while
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Camp Wheeler
Gets. Hostess

CAMP WHEELER. Ga, Oct.
28. - (ANP) Miss LeVada
w. Brown of Columbus, Ga,
Monday assumed the duties Of
hostess in Camp Wheeler's 10th
training battalion.
a school teacher for the past
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success. Mrs. Ella Taylor Of
Garfield school and Miss Ruth
Smith Of Dunbar high are to be
commended for their cooperation.
The clothing will be sent, with
new garments collected by 76
other units of the Dayton guild
to the Westminster church for
public inspection.
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Radio actresses seem to haze
he habit OF being both beautiful
md talented (, Witness Claudia
Morgan. Heartluai1ning TO look
1t, the charming actress plays
not only Mrs. Nick Charles IN
The Adventures OF the Thin
Man., bld Christie Alien Cam
eron IN Against the Storm" us
pell. In the ct "A Man series
she is heard orcf WLW from
NBC on Wednesday at Z p. m,
EST, and as Christie she may be
tuned IN on the same sttion at z
p. M. EST, Monday through Fri
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director and j. G. Larkins is
the publicity director.
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Miami Valley hospital, where he
is recovering from recent i'll
ness.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Send all news to 151 Dennison
street before "Wednesday for
publication In current weeks
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Mrs. losa w. Jackson. The pub
lie is invited.
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Election Nov. A, 1871
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
r. o. Grassh0ff, Chairman
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auto.
 Both brothers left Camp Blanding, Fla, without leave of absence and are wanted by U. 8. Army authori- ties for assertion. Prosecutor At- torney PAlomba stated the two left camp in September.
 solomito yesterday testified he gave Wllfred permission to use his car for half an hour SO that he could pick up his girl. He said he waited for his car, but Wilfred fail- cd to come back. Sololnito was informed by police his car was To- cated near Brewster, N, F., where 1t had been abandoned. Solomito claimed that when he found the car 1t was extensively damaged and had to be lowed back to this city. Joseph, with La Fountain, was ap- prehended by New York police and the equipment stolen was found at Greenwich Springs, N. Y, They were brought back to this city by Ser geant John Mates of the local detec- tiev bureau and Capt. Ralph Kings ley of the New Haven railroad po- l lice,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
LIBERTY LODGE
 HONORS PINTER
Chase Office EmplOye Sue. ceeds Dr.. Edwin Erbe as
 WOrshipfGl Master

The annual meeting of Liberty lodge, No. i23, A, r. & A, M,, was held ct the Masonic temple on west Main street last night, An- nual reports were presented by the secretary, treasurer, trustees and auditing committee following which tho following were elected Rs oflcers for the ensuing year;
 Worshipful master, Herbert C.. Pinter; senior warden, Edwin A, Wells: junior warden, Herbert B, Coe; treasurer, Clarence A. Nichols; secretary, Wor, Bro. Walter A. Hsnathurst; representative to the Tempie Corp, Wor. Bro. Harold B, Post; trustees, John A. Coe, pr. fogmercv, Wor. Bro. Clark II. w. Newton: board of relief, Benjamin 6. Gee, W. D. Gillette.
 Worshipgul Brother. Elect pinter Of the Chase co. Grand street of- flee, succeeds pr. Edwin v. Erbe who completed one of .he most successful terms of Liberty lodge in recent years. At the close of the meeting, he thanked his officers for tho cooperation which he received during the past year and expressed the wish that the incoming officers will also have Q very successful term Of ofilce.
 The elected and appointed of- Acers will be installed in eonnec- ton with Q Special Communica. ton which will be held on satur. day evening. December 27, and ali Master MaSons are invited to at- tend. The installation ceremonies will be in charge of Wor. Bro. Ho. mer c. Senior and Wor. Bro. Wall ter l.. Wood, past.masters of LAb- erty lodge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

comparative few received short fiir- loughs last June.
 At Camp Edwards, Mass, however Lieut.. Col. o. Harvey Moore, per- sonnel off1cer of the 26th division, announced that officers end enlist- cd men would be granted leaves, but at an earlier date than had been previously expected.
 Two groups will receive furloughs at different times. A first contin- gent will be excused from today iifl- til the night of December l6. When they return on the latter date, they will remain in camp until Decem. Der 24, when they will once more be given leaves until January {. Fur loughs of the second group will bf from December i5 to December 2e and again from December 3f tC January {. Special trains have beer reserved for hone-comings, anc men will be paved off on Dec. 2s and 3l, in order to provide them with finances for the holidays.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
Jean Clouthier Pays
 Court $25 For NoIIe
Youthful South Main Resident Guilty of Reckless Driving; Robertson Fined SSO on Two Charges

Jean Cloutler, l0, of SSS south Nam street, was granted Q nolle on payment of $25 on Q reckless driv- ing charge today when arTaigned before Judge John L. Gaffney In municipal court.
 Cloutier was notified for court yesterday by Sergeant Charles Mc- Weeney and Motor patrolman John Walsh and Joseph Tierney when the car he was driving went of the road on Thomaston avenue and bowled over four fence posts and snapped . telephone pole at its base,
 James Robertson, 8, of saS East Main street, was granted Q nolle on payment of S26 on a reckless Ciriv- ing charge and paid S5 for Q nolle on a count of passing Q red light.
 Joseph BlekAs, 30, of 625 North Riverside street, was granted a suspended sentence on charges of breach of the peace and resistance and places on nfobation for 60 days. BlekaS was arrested Tuesday by Sergeant John Mates and Captain Ralph Kingsley of the New Haven Railroad police when found on the property of the company on Freight street, perrlng through a telescope Into the box freight cars. His ac- tlons, aroused the company's ofacer who notifled Sergeant Mates and after . struggle, the two policemen were able to Subdue the accused.
 Benjamin Cash. 20, of 65l North Riverside, charged with violation of the motor vehicle laws, was granted 6 continuance to December 27.
 James Cotfey. 65, of 2l8 Albany avenue, Hartford, charged with vag- rancy, was given Q nolle.
 John Hartshorn, l7, of 6S2 Bald- win street, charged with operating an automobile without license and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

i using Illegal markers, was granted nolle on payment of s on the first charee and paid Si0 for a Iolle on the second count.
 Wilbur Hill,, 70, of RED No. 2, Prospect, charged with road rules, paid S for Q nolle.
 Joseph Coviello, 20, of 2os South Leonard street, was given c con- anuance to December lS on speed ing charge.
 Robert Nordstron, 2l, of 77 Sher- man avenue, Meriden, was given Q nolle on payment of Sl0 on speed- ing charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
Provancher Brothers
 Face Criminal Court
WiIfred and Joseph Bound Over Under Sl,OOO Bonds
 Each for Theft and Breaking and Entering

Ernest La Fountain, %, of b7 Rail- road Hill street, who was bound over to superior court yesterday un- der sl 900 bonds. Joseph and La Fountain, police reported, stole an acetyiene torch and other equip- ment worth S2B3 from the round- house of the railroad company.
 Wilfred, also charged with break ing and entering, received 8 nolle on this charge in court today after Prosecutor Attorney Frederick w Palomba said the accused was not incrirhinated on this charge, but only on the charge of theft of on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
MANY SOLDIERS DENIED LEAVES
FurlOughs of All 43rd New England Division Menl-
 bers Cancelled

Definite cancellation of all leaves and furloughs for men in the 4Srd (New England) division, was an- nounced yesterday by commanding general, Brig. Gen. John II. Hester, at Camp Blanding, Fla.
 Onicial notification was received as Waterbury soldiers stood in line preparing to make reservations for the homecoming journey. A large proportion of the men have not re- turned to their homes since their induction in March, and only Q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
"TIansev'

girl, ARlss Natalie Reich, Q student of Madame Henrietta Wakefield, star cf the Metropolitan Opera company. Incidentally Madam Wakefield is also a member of the cast and her local appearance is being anticipated with enthusiastic interest.
 Miss Reich has been featured in several nationwide radio programs put her appearance this evening m khe opera marks her first profes. hional introduction. Her many local friends and her legion of admirers made through her radio engage 'mmmts viii be in attendance tonight h large numbers.
 me talented young ginger is fhe Raughter of Mfr. and Mrs. Fred Reich ce S4 Hlrldge street. She ss a stu- ssnt at cgosap high achcol,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

Two brothers, wilfred Provanch- CT, 2i, and Joseph. IS, were bound over to the next session of criminal superior court under Sl,000 bonds each when they waived examina- ton in municipal court today where arraigned before Judge John L. Gaffney.
 Wilfred is accused of theft of an automobile owned by Michael Solo- mito of 70 Savings street on Nov % while his brother, Joseph, is charged with breaking and enter- ing Into the engine house of the New Haven road last Saturday with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
MOORE AND LEWIS
 CLAIM WITHDRAWN

A $2oOO0 suit brought in com- mon pleas court by James Moore of waterbury, against Clark A. Lewis, also of this city, doing husi- ness as the Clark A. Lewis CO. was reported settled with the filing of withdrawal papers.
 Moore had alleged Injuries suf- fered in a collision ct the inter- section of William and East Main streets, october l8, 1889. An aato- mobile truck, owned by the de- fendant, and operated by one Ken meth Alexander, 1t was charged, came to Q sudden halt ct the iupElc- ton, causing the plaintiff, who was following, to crash into the rear Of the truck. Terms of the settle- ment was not disclosed.
 Manchukuo has . ban on child FnarFi01ne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
TALENTED SINGER
 TN DEBUT TONIGHT
Miss Natalie Reich to Alp. pear With 'HanseI and
 GreteI'

The presentation of the ever pop. ular opera "Hansel and 0retel," at the Waterbury Woman's club this evening holds more than ordinary interest to WaterburlanS and to To- eel music lovers, especially. Tn the cole of Hansel will be . Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

Although the process of canning was brought to America about iels, 1t did not become an industry here until 1860.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

ManchukuO hes . ban on child marriages,
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American Woodmen News


S-~NANRJ>ANNNAA AASA&&5%@NMN&N%
!. Spring time is here, and who
plants garden works with God.
Sunshine and rain and quicken
ing sod; who planls gardens
serves mapkind Wio plants i
garden in human minds shall look
for better time in the loves
were the seed Of kindness is sown.
The new day for which we pray
will not come until we SOW the
seed in the hearts Of those We
meet each day. So let us plant
a seed each day and when the
evening sun is setting ID oul
lives, someday we can reap the
hay of happiness and JOY.
Fraternal insurance Is one 81
the ways to help bring about
peace and love, we must as the
years go by learn to respect the
prlnsiples of human rsgnts II
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ino WLW singing stars Jack Fulton Anita Holly
acood Soagsfes ooi crippled children
their handcork exposition OF Commpnfu Ches, 0c
ies IN Cincinnati, The featured
radio shop sponsored ~ WLH to call public
attention D Chest
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THE FORUM

government on d fee basis : 7
and that tile federal government
is the contractor : II IS the
responsibility Of the employer, in
this case the government, to pro-
peiiy house the employees. -
Strain said tho problem "un-
questionably" was a labor matter,
adding: IF it weren't for the
available labor, ( n ese men
wouldn't be there
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THE
DOW NBEAT
Bv LONE JONES
1907 w. High ST.
Lima, Ohio

The style show sponsored D.
the Womcn's Auxiliary Board o.
the Bradficld Community centel
Friday evening at the Plezol hal!
scored direct hit. The style
were all the very latest. Some
the outstanding models that neea
comment were, Miss jeanette
Black, who was perfectly radian
In her black outfit trimmed witt
white She looked except.onali,
smart and carried herself il
quite the same manner. Peggy
King was the first in the heart o;
every sports lover Her mannisf
outfit was quite complete. Die
you all notice he "oh's and abs
coming from the yung boys. whei
Rosq mary stewart fell out III hel
beach costume s,tell Carter look.
ed very chic in her nsvy and re,
suit, and Gertrude Henderson mo
deled a stunning formal, hel
iounging outfit was very muci
the latest too Mill Harper's af
ternoon dress of teal blue wa!
simply heavenly, she carried
beige accessories which matchet
| co a tee. Among our models Vi,
had a very earning lady from
South Bend. Indiana to take part
/ She was Mrs. Leonard Smith VIII,
was a dream III washable cottor
evening frock. escorted by Nj
| Frank +. Wood. Ir. Lillian Rum
/ lev did herself proud in her spor
costume.
/ Ethel Martin, Mozelle Paine
and Muriel Young modelled ths
very latest in coiffures.
| All Of the children looked thei
best and during the latter part o
the show 4 movie of local pronii
vas shown BY Mr.. Leonard Smiti
# South Bend.
Mrs. Bcttye Huggins was mis-
ress Of ceremonies and playe
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PAGE EIGHT
LIMA NEWS
DEFENSE RECREATION TOPIC
FOR PLAY LEADERS CONFAB

areas and normal communities AS
we'll. Charles +. Reed, field man
ager Of the National Recreation
association, will be chairman q
the sessions to discuss long range
planning. from budgets to build
ings. Federal agencies such as
the NYA, WPA and Housing Au-
thorities will have delegates rep
resentatives Of the allied pro-
Grams under their direction. Dele
gates from Florida to Michigan
and East and West have notiflet
the committee Of their plans to
attend
Conference headquarters VII
be maintained at the Chestnn
/ street Center, 920 West Chestnu
street, with sessions al Beeche
! Terrace Community Building
/ Ills Cedar Court.
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NEGRO To

tGonfinued from RAxs
ciety Of Architects and the Pro-
fessonal Engineers, Architects,
and Land Surveyors association.
The beautiful 100000 struc-
ture originally de- igned Us a ons
building college is now being dis.
mantled and the material shipped
to the Union campus here. Al.
moss so trucks have arrived al
ready but according to architect
| Russell. the actual construction
/ will not begin until about tht
middle Of May.
The drive to secure funds fol
the rc-erection OF the Belgian
building is progressing in all sec
tions Of the country. Friends o
the school are bel z urged to III
/ in the bringing OF the lsndmar
10 the historic Uuion campus.
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Conference Will Be
Held At Louisville,
April 27, 2s, 20

The conference Of recreation
workers among the coiored cltl-
zeias, who represent Two hundred
or more communities where actl-
vities and center programs arr
available To the group, will meet
in Louisville, Ky, April 9th g
18th this year.
These conferences have been
sponsored by the National Recre-
alton Association, Bureau of Col
ored Work, for the past several
wears on a regional basis. ne
sessions III Louisville will be la
Gated in facilities provided thru
the courtesy Of the local Muncipl
pal Housing Commission, the IL
vision of Recreation, and interest
ed citizens. Ml y. Il. Perry,
general chairman Of the coordin-
ated committees on reception,
housing, and entertainment. will
preside al the opening meeting OF
the conference, Sunday at $50
pm. At this Sunday session the
Honorable Joseph p. Scholtz
Mayor Of the City Of Louisville
and Charles Rieger, director o.
public welfare, will be present {,
extend greetings 10 the confer
ence group Frank T. Wood, Jr.
executive secretary Of the Brad
field Community association, vii
give response on behalf Of tn
conference. He will also lead
discussion on crafts. Tuesday
Mrs. Pearl phillips, member 9
the center's staff will also attend
]. A Thomas, secretary of tn
Louisville Urban League, will de
liver the principal address
Nj. james B. Cagce, recreatlo
supervisor in the city feereatio
department. mas announced tia
the entertainment features Will II
cilde an informal social and th
presentation OF one;ct plays b
ii local drama group. The II;
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in Dayton several weeks ago, he
says he's not married. It seem
ed to be rumor around here
Carl Young's tennis outfit is
too too much
Time to close now. SO let me
remind you that to keep inform
"a lust read The Forum.
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&JSV-Rg*9$SSS~1<sS@$S<-
everyone God teaches us dairy
through nature that He is still
friend TO mankind, Jat ~e a
10 obey. Whas Is the out come
We have wars, crimes, trouble 81
all kind. The world must SOW
tie seed Of love, peace. happiness
and justice to. all. Less we forget.
We are looking for you TO Jol.s
our ranks
The American Wodmen is for
ty years old this month and Sun
Gay evening April 27th at the
Bethel Baptist church at 7:45 P.
m, we are inviting you to join
with us i'll our annual lnani-@-
giving service. And Aonuay ese-
ming at 7:45, April - al the
Fellows Hall, a public meeting
vii be held, Il. vi ic.a
so invited TO attend. Atty Rag
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Promotions For 184th
Officers Arriving
AT Fl. Custer

FORT CUSTER, Mich. tANP)
Three promotions in commits
stoned personnel grade arrived
s.ere this nceI changing Capt. w.
o. Bourne to major and Second
Its. Sam Evans and Charles Z.
Pickett to First lieutenants. Ma
jor Bourne is World war vet
eran and was born in Barbados,
British West indies. He has been
member Of the ls4th for 22
years.
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Univ. OF Chicago
Anthropologist Says
mo Pure Races

# Continued from page ~
Dr Krogman exhibited the skulls
Of men who died more than 5000
years ago which he said reveal
that IS long ago as 5000 &c.
there were no pure races Of Az
which later migrated to Europe
already had become completely
intermixed.
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FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1941.

and Reed Of Columbus and our
own G. J. McLin will speak. Dis
tasct Manager s. Z. Dyer OF Co
iunbus, will also be present.
P.ease come and help US make
this d big night. We are on our
way, plenty room We need you
and you need us We must tra-
vel together.
JESSE NIMMONS, Deputy
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fConsinued from page 4,

Continued from page -
conditions in the hastily con-
structed settlement bordering the
multi-million dollar ordnance pro-
icct.
"Your Colonel Chayin Lieu-
terant Colonel r. S. Chavin of the
army ordnance department), !"
Strain wired, advised that Hun
kim -Conkey supervisory construc-
ton hrm) is employed by the
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-04-25

her part well. All in all the show
was really lovely with eyeryone's
color schemes blending excellent
ly with the tinted coloring oi
their skin.
Now to buzz over to the beat.
/ have some very interesting gos-
sip for all my fans this. week
/ really believe Fony and Doris
have actually patched up every
thing IS. 1t appears that Cath
rvn Bobson would like to give 4
lot Of her attention TO Robert
Jones Why is Elizabeth Bell
constantly yelling al Dale SIM
mons Bosco really had Green
lawn Avenue full of excitement
. week ago June Stewart was
here over the weekend and was
sporting a fine ring on her ieft
hand third finger. Nice work
Junior Black s. They say that
he love birds really come on at
the Midnits shows on SATURDAY
/ evening, especially at the Ohio
... Lima really turns out al til.
Penthouse on Sunday evening
Notice that jeanette Black lF
spending her leisure time Wit
Chester Gray Bcttye Robin
son and Bob Banks were really
doing some punching Friday ev,
Al the Dugout. Was 1t q serion,
!, matter or all in run Notlcs
Bill Cottman talking lot 9
trash TO Gertrude Henderso'
lately Doris Kennedy is quit
.sppy these days. roscoe ma
invested in a new car ENel
REYNOLDS, Flora and Harold rcall
knocked themselves out for fou
days last week visiting IN Sout
Bend. Evidently Cathie mao
I little heaaway with Heim.c Dccs
! er while she was away, as she r.
7 turned home with a long face J.
!! Who did Melvin Clemens final
: persuade to go to plqua with M
Sunday night rs. Louis Hamllto
Z denies going to Belfontaine da
4 ing other boys girl friends. {
course you know cont belle
! you, keed 5. Have sou check
!, Johnny Bank 5 portable radio. II
i killer Where was Jeanl
= Jones when Floyd was looking /
u her Saturday night Z Gould
~ have been the nidnite show ? :?
III | tell YOU eats that's where a
Of the gang is hanging out ial
= ly Noticed Mary Jane VIII
er and Bobby Church together at t
+ show Sunday pm. Awi
aa sorry to see a couple Of our gi
o. leave the city. I'm referring
er Evelyn and Maureen Jackson "
&, are making their future home
a Detroit .. Why wasn't Ell
n Kennedy particular about seei
ed Donald Rowe Sunday afterno
eG ? II was really good to $
se Ilo Tucker back home over t
III weekend. Notice that she s,
r. holds q fame for Bill Goings
ht was my eye deceiving me
or Carl Young going steady W
n Bernetta Johnson now ? :?
n thought she was SO in love W
r Wister Morning Where
earth is Mill Webb 4. Is her a
e telling on her !. Is it true Il
~ Bettye Robinson is engaged
Dale Simmons ? Z You sho,
! see Brown finch at softball pr:
Q ,ice when he's up to bat. +
II ball reminds him Of brick
i He says he's going to begin we:
ing helmet . Why was Peg
IS King arguing with Navy" i.
{ day night !. !. Saw Cal Burd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
q oniinned on nAge Gl
Negro Youth Problem
Will Be Subject Of A
Conference At School

Mnstin-ion SNhup' iawAN and
p~quinet VIII he l.e n, %
aillariIoe fur AN clecaAo4t d.
ru>,ioO ~ frida, f.r 70
l'uenf ihe au-n,e~ of l'p l1-
par'm'u of Recreation alul ii. .
rector 81 Washington school H,-
nard Od'll the following spak'f-
viii lais oH me problems %, Nc
r0o youth RN iiots,e \ Wh0e
pastor ~ plymouth congregation
al John Coosdlnc. a~sis'ant So
perinienaen' % tho department of
Reclcauon and Parks. ana john G..
Nagel Rresiiou ~ ,he Commit iou
~ he peparmcn' OF k,sreAiinn
md PARIS
The WIS Negro yonerr Rand
Nil' funist nus1e fpf 80 pta-
sion The program WI bt@n b.
: pm 'lhf Nsaiar anderson slf4
crs will also pfo,lle enter afuu