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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"sun Valley serenade -" u II,
2 a. 5:23. 1859 1898 y. m; Mystery
ship" 1905. 1.41. Ar. 6:53. a;29 ,. m
BROADWAY CAPITOL--"They Met In
Bombay 1:21 16, Ell p m; Cheers
for Miss Bishop" IL a. m, 235' $50
1O:45 p. m
CINDERELLA They Met IN Bombay"
u 30. 3:55. 7:2O, 1915 D. m; Cheers
for Miss Bishop" 2;2o. $3.50. $40 p. m.
CINEMA-"Gons with the wind" /. 8,
Q ,. m.
FISHER - They Met in Bombay"
1898, 400 1928. 1O:4s p. m Cheers
for Miss Bishop 2 20. 5:5l. 9.l3 p. m.
FoX-''HarNon Of Michigan, y IS,
3 %. $40. eli y m Here Comes Mr.
Jordan" II a. m, ISL. 4:42, 7;53, 1924
~. m.
HOLLYWOOD Met IN Bombay. &"
.7.31, 1l.O4, y. m Cheers for Miss
Bishop 300 p N
MADIsoN-"Jesse James" 1890, 1854.
In a. m, 2 "a, 5is. 9;I3 p. m.
MchIGAA,N-" Manpower 12:97, ,,,s 49, !;
Dlason l9 ils p S. s,s Ts sIs reluctant r. nc
PALMS Bomber" 1908
I3 IS. s.45. 1910 p. m Father Steps
out" II a. m. 2:25, 8 As. e:O5 p. m
RIVIERA They Met in Bombay"
~ 80. 1854, ms, 10 y ?. m: Cheers
for Mss R1ili pT6yN 29 5as sGa m
Bishop" 100. $40. s:ts p. m. They
Met In Bombay" So 1913 1854 p. m.
ROYAL 80 CHEERS FOR Miss Bishop
g 20. q;35 p m They Met in Bombay"
UNITED ARTIsTs-"Lady BE Good "
tn san Diego IL a, m, PA, 5As.
H. - p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Novel Room

WALTER PIDGEON is trans
porting the Isle of Bali TO his
Beverly Hills home!
The Metro-Goldwyn-May star
is adding a novel bamboo room 10
his house. II is a combination liv-
ing and play room which Pidgeon
has designed himself. Furnished
entirely with pieces imported
from tho South Sea Islands. Pid-
gcon will have one of the most
unique rooms in the film colony
when il is finished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Lamar Shows
Hairdresser a Trick

HEDY LAMARR'S trick of US
ing toothpicks instead of hairpins
may turn into national asset.
Since the Importance of the
defense program, the
shortage Of hairpins, bobby pins
and other beauty metal equipment
has been felt by the studio
divisions.
The other day, when the star
reported TO the hardreSSer de-
partmcnt in preparation for her
mornings work in II. NJ. Pull
ham. ESQ She came with a box
OF tuo'hpickS.
Here. these are just as good
n hairpinS or bobby pins 10
ia>ten wet curls," She declared.
and they arel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Detroit Symphony Plans
Fine Season Starting Oct. 10

Saturday night pop concerts.
Dates and SoloistS November /,
Storm Bull, pianist, November D
Beal EIober, soprano in an all
Wagnerian program; December
13. Sidney Foster, pianist; Janu-
airy 3, George Miquelle, 'cellist;
January II, Sigurd Rascher, sax
ophonist; February Z, Joan Field
violiniSt. and Frederic JenckS,
baritone, in an all-Tschaikovsky
program; February 21; Bendetson
Netzorg. pianist; March 7, Detroit
Composers Night, sponsored by
The Bohemian Club of Detroit.
Kolar also will conduct the six
Saturday morning Young People s
concerts, at which Edith RhettS
will lecture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Beckett Wins
Role in 'Virqinian'

SCOTTY BECKETT, 11-year-old
screen veteran, was cast as one
of the famous Yancey kids in THE
Vanishing Virginian.' He appears
as the child of Frank Morgan and
Spring Byington, in the adaptation
of the best-selling biography by
Rebecca Yancey Williams, which
Frank BorZage will direct. Kath-
ryn Grayson will portray the
author in her girlhood on the
Yancey plantation. Edwin Knopf
will produce. Beckett scored re-
Gently in Kings Row at Warner
Brothers, and earlier in MY Son,
My Son"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Plastic Taps Make
Work Harder

AMERICAS national defense
program is going TO make Eleanor
Powell work twice as hard.
Instead Of aluminium. the star
is using plastic taps for her dane
ing shoes. And this means that
twice as much energy must be
put into her tapping. Although TO
the ear the plastic taps click as
loudly as aluminium. the sound
isn't picked up as easily by the
microphone. Therefore the dancer
must double each tap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
7 en- Directors
Seven SoloiStS
on List

PRESENTING AN illustrious
list of guest conductors and solo
lists, the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra will open its twenty
eighth season Thursday night,
October 16 in Masonic Audi
forum. The seasons first re-
hearsal will take place Monday
morning, October -.
No less than 10 conductors will
be seen in action during the course
of the IA Thursday night sub
scription concerts which are
spread over the 21-weeks period,
October 10 TO March 5. Seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER

Investigation into the estate ~
the late James Stephenson reveals
that matters are really IN tan-
gled state for his widow. stephen
son, fine actor though be- was. was
never in the big money according
10 Hollywood standards a1d that
most Of what he left amounts 20
home Furnishings. two cars and a
small piece az property
A small insurance policy be car
ried had boon taken CIT IN Eng
land and since money can't be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

column appears. We are writing
10 YOU 10 ask that YOU request
Paramount to cast stirling Hay
den "a Robert Jordan and Betty
Field as Maria I'm For Whom the
Bell Tolls We think this team
would make a perfect pair. Will
you please present this petition
10 your friends at Paramount
studio?
As a group OF loyal and en-
thusiastic readers we will appre-
ciate your cooperation Signed
with "a names
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
PULLING THROUGH

Defense Savings Bonds. Series
F., are available in denomlna-
tons as low as S25, maturity
value, the cost OF which is S1S.75.
Ownership OF Series T. Bonds Is
limited 10 $1,000 maturity value
OF bonds issued In any one
calendar wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

than golden for
Sonia and Dar-|
INI have kissed
and made up.
with all diff
cult.cS on both.
sides forgotten
Sonia co m e S.
home 10 Nyen-
tIoth Century
Fox January l
10 be starred in
Shadows in the
Snow
/ reckon Oar
ryl could [
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

that he didn't
want 10 be a
movie actor, l
am sure Y.
Frank Freeman
and the other
y a r amounters
would be even
more interested
in hearing a
letter l just re-
ceive d from
Buen0S aires.
I'VE are a
rou y q I
readers OF the
Buenos Aires
Herald in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

world-famous soloists also will be
heard on this series.
Details of the Thursday night
concerts are as follows: October
l16 Bruno Walter, conductor;
October %, Bruno Walter, con-
Iductor; November 6, Howard Bar
low, conductor; Joseph Victor
Laderoute, tenor, soloist; Novem-
Der Is. Burle Marx. conductor;
Elsie Houston, soprano, Soloist;
November q, Efrem Kurtz, con-
ductor, Ballet Russo de Monte
Carlo; December 4, Victor Kolar
conductor; Sergei Rachmaninoff,
pianist, soloist; December IS,
Reginald S ewart, conductor;
Helen Traubel soprano, soloist;
January /, Sir Thomas Beecham,
conductor: Betty Humby, pianist
soloiSt; January 8. Sir Thomas
Beecham. conductor; January %,
TaunO Hannikainen. conductor;
Adolf Busch. violinist, soloist;
January %, Tauno Hannikainen.
conductor; February II, Desire
Defauw, conductor; February 10,
Herman Adler. conductor; March
3. Victor Kolar, conductor; uya
Schkolnik, violinist, soloist.
SIX MATINEES
The six matinee performances,
five Fridays and one Saturday,
will be repeat concerts of as many
preceding Thursday nights. The
lone exception is n e Saturday
matinee which will be per-
Torrance by the Ballet Russo, the
first time this stellar dance troupe
| has been included on the afternoon
series.
Details Of the matinee per-
lformances: October "a, Bruno
Walter. conductor; November IA,
Burle Marx, conductor; Elsie
Houston, soprano, soloist; Satur-
day, November %. Efrem Kurtz,
conductor; Ballet Russo de Monte
Carlo: January 2. Sir Thomas
b e Q h a m, conductor; Betty
Humby, pianist. soloist; January
%. Tauno Hannikainen, conduc-
tor: Adolf Busch. violiniSt, soloist;
February -, Desire Defauw, con-
iductor,
FOR pop SERIES
Kolar will conduct the eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Henie, Studio
Kiss and Makeup
Sun Valley Hit
Gives Sonia
New Lease
BvLoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD Sept I'm ]
CLAD that ] didn't take any SIDES
when Daryl Zanuch ana soma
Henie were arguing Both Daryl
and Sonia are good friends so j
STAYED right IN the medie or inc
road. listening 20 grievance on
both sides, but said nary WoIo.
In this case silence was more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS

Cobina Wright Jr. is very sick
with a strep throat. Too bad. when
she is getting her first big break.
If she isn't better il will be neceS-
sary to get another actress for her
role.
Lupe Velez and Peter Ochs
moned oil man, a Mocambo two
some; Milton Berie says there IS
no girl in his life at the moment
but Joyce Matthews; Jon Hall and
Frances Langford off for Chicago
to join Bob Hope. Frances is on
his show.
J. p. Marquard arrives next
week 10 be the house guest of
King Vidor: Charlie Paddock, one
time Olympic champion and many
years ago reported engaged 10
Bebe Daniels, stopping at her
table to talk to Bebe and Ben
Lyon: Mrs. Margery Plant, widow
of Phil Plant, very i'll with a
strep throat.
Perc WeStmore and his bride off
for New York on business and a
vacation; this is really Perc's and
Juliettes honeymoon; JinX Falken-
berg has left town for a series Of
personal appearances.
World premiere of "One Foot in
Heaven will be held at the Earle
.Theater in Washington, d. c.,
October 2. FredriC March and
Martha Scott will be there as
members of the Spence family and
representatives of the clergy.
Mrs. Doris Duke Cromwell Is
sponsoring Loren Mozel. 11-year-
old Chicago piano genius. That's
all today. See you tomorrow!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Michael WhaIen Wants to Go
On Comedy Relief:-For q while
S ar Is Tire d
of Playing
Straight
BY CHARLES GENTRY

By CHARLES GENTRY
IT'S A laughing matter with
Michael Whalen, handsome and
stalwart leading man of the stage
and screen.
Michael, who is doubling here
at the Colonial Theater and the
Club Trocadero. wants TO try his
hand at comedy more than any
thing else. He left Hollywood for
a while just TO get away from the
daily drudgery of playing
straight"
Maybe you can't imagine get
ting tired of playing opposite such
lovely stars as Claire Trevor, Lo-
retta Young and Alice Faye, but
Michael knows that such CLAM
orous life is not all that it's
cracked up 10 be.
TOO MANY FILMS
'T made 81 pictures in three
years, but they never gave me
anything To do. 1 was always
the good guy who showed up I'm
time for the happy ending. The
roles were so monOtonously
alike that I several times caught
myself giving out with the lines
from a previous picture. When
II came TO repartee, considered
myself the cliche expert. Now 1
want chance to get knee deep
in some clever dialogue" Mi .
chael- claims.
He got his wish for good parts
this year when he played in Sum-
mer theater in the East, but they
were both heavy roles, the tragic
drunk in Outward Bound" and
the dramatic lead in Flight TO the
West" He still bankers for lighter
fare and if the Irish luck holds
true he'll get his chance in the
coming Broadway production Of
The Walrus and the Carpenter. "
with Pauline Lord. This is Sched-
uled for rehearsal later this Fall.
NEW EXPERIENCE
In the meantime he is busy
making personal appearances and
singing for the first time in his
life.
They told me 10 sing song
so l tried IL. i still don't think
can sing, but whatever IL Is
that I'm doing seems 10 be going
over all right, so I'm happy. At
least I'm doing something diff
ferent and getting more expert
ence facing different kinds of
audiences, all OF whom have
been swell to me-"
LIKES TO LAUGH
Considered one of Hollywood $
most eligible young bachelors,
Whalen is six feet tall, has smiling
Irish eyes and a sense of humor
which permits him 10 laugh at
himself and at his troubles.
When he's at home he lives with
his mother and his two sisters. He
was engaged TO Iona Massey, but
they split up and the lady eloped
with Alan Curtis. Michael took it
hard for while but now he's
glad he's free 10 take what offers
and try a legitimate comedy be-
fore returning 10 films.
His hobbies are hunting. the
pianos-he studied for 10 years
and writing his own material
which is very good as most Of
those who have seen him at the
theater or at the club can tell you.
PULLING THROUGH
We are happy to hear that
Helen Morgan came through the
crisis of her illness in Chicago
over the weekend, although she
is still dangerously i'll.
1t would be indeed a great loss
TO the American theater if the
dark lady Of the sad sonnets were
gone where we could no longer
hear her. And who would want Ia
listen TO any one else sing My
Bill' or "Why Was l Born?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

must have been forgiven If she
had a little temperament. Tor after
the success Of Sun Valley Sere-
made" Daryl said We want her
back" Well. no matter what our
iobs are we have our battles but
they never seem so bad after a
week or a month has passed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
TOO BEAUTIFUL

Arthur Polan Banks is young
man with ideas. That's why the
stories he writes today have such
a ready market in the movies. He
lust had an assignment 10 write
the life of Barbara La Mari, and
is doing research on the girl a
Judge once called too beautiful. "
We have never had any one in
the movies quite like Barbara who
was glamorouS, impulsive and
often badly advised, but so likable
that those who knew her well
never forget her. If Polan'S story
turns out well il VIII be the very
first time we have had the life OF
a movie star on the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
LATIN REQUEST

II Stirling Hayden hadn't packed
his bag and baggage and decided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
ANOTHER GENERATION

One of my reviewers who caught
the preview OF the British made
picture The Voice in the Night
reported that Give Brook looked
ike a million dollars and every bit
as young as when he was making
movies in Hollywood.
Well. this news isn't about Give
but il is about his 19-year-old
daughter. Faith Brook, who has
just been living in Hollywood for
about eight months with her
mother while Give remains in
England doing war and picture
work.
She has had a couple Of bits in
pictures since she's been here but
nothing as important as this as
signment in Alexander Korda' S
Jungle Book" in which she plays
an English girl who hears the fab
ulous story Of the lost city Kipling
tells about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

taken out of England now It is i'm
possible for any of the funds 10
be transferred TO Mrs. Stephenson
at this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
metropolitan! !. Magazine
OETHHI FIMES
SUNDAY. MARCH 80. 1851

and gentlemen Bns Crosby upefe picture opening scene
Zanzibar And indicating his pal Bob Hope Bng
Here have the csnnonba Goans Bob don't mind be-
drafted but ammunition Dorothy Lamour M right bemoa tact
bidding for at 20 koaks TO
do Many will bemoan with the oo' think fhaf such figure
should be auctond Una Me n rc lively
left Be Crosby and Bob Hope show interest they
thorough cooking eanna KETTLE comedy ehshfs of film
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03
TWO BIG
ADDED FEATURES

This years edition of The Sporting News
Record Book contains all the wealth Of
baseball lore that made previous editions
such outstanding hits. PLUS two ultra
valuable new features: "A I60-paRe section
devoted 60 aIl-tlme major league record
OF players. clubs and leagues. And the
complete rules Of the game 40 revised.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03
STERLING, Gates
AND THE MATTERS

Dropping four of seven games
last week, members of the De-
Land Red Hats suffered losses in
their batting averages. That is,
practically every regular took a
drop.
Clayton Sterling, Key West
first baseman with the Florida
State League entry, was no. ex-
ception. For the first time since
joining the Hatters, Sterling
dropped below 800. Records COW
ering games up to and including
Friday night of last week reveal
the local performer has fallen to
.290.
William Gates. another Key
West player with DeLand, aver
aged 1869.
Only four members Of the Hats
are hitting oyer 800.
Nevertheless, DeLand continues
to set the pace IN team batting,
.322: runs scored, 323; hits, 502;
doubles, rs; total bases, TOO; runs
batted in, 289, and homers, Is.
Hatters placed second in
triples and sacrifices, third in most
bases on balls and third in least
number of strikeouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03
YOUR SPORTEST
Answers Elsewhere On This Page

Answers Elsewhere On This Page
/. Can you name the girl who
won both A.A.U. outdoor plat
form and springboard diving
championships last year?
2. Who did Billy Conn beat to
win the light heavyweight box
ing championship? What fighter
did he defeat twice in defense
of his crown?
8. Name the tennis players
who performed ssit-down"
strike in the 1910 National sin
giles championship.
4. What winners of the Ma
tional Open golf tournament in
the last decade have also won
the National amateur title?
5. Les Steers is perhaps the
best in the country in his sports
speciality. What is it?
Give yourself 20 points for each
question correctly answered.
You're good If you score so. ex-
cellent if you get 90 and q real
sports expert if you tally 90 or
above.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03
~ ls ~. ., ~. w.. ~. .s saIg. q
GENE SAYS HE
HOPES TO MAKE
1T rs STRAIGHT
ms Assariate.l Pressl

fIsy Associated Press1
FORT WORTH. Tex. June
3.--When is Old Man Sarazen.
the 3s-Year-old Gene. going
TO quit championship golf?
He'll retire. he says. after he
has played in Is consecutive
National Open champion
ships. Thatll be in 1884.
Gene has played in FL
straight Open tournaments
and the ls4l Open at Colonial
Club here Thursday viii be
his 22nd.
No one can equal Genes
present record of FL straight.
and he feels sure that after
a quarter of a century OF
consecutive competition he'll
have a record that win with
stand the assaults of any
golfers TO come.
~ ~ ~ - ~ So ~ 50 ~ z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03

dent Plumber fan, will soon re-
turn home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03
CARDS AND TRIBE
SLIP BACK ON TOP;
TELLER WON NO. IL
REDBrRDs EDGED DODGERS:
INDIANS DoWNED YANKs.
WHILE cHIsox BOWED TO
LoWLY SENATORS
1sneclni t, Tae CITIZEN,

NEW YORK, June Sleeve
lands Indians AMI st. Louis Car
dinals today are back on top of
their respective league heap.
The Indians, pitched to rs
triumph of the New York YAM
kanees by Bob Teller, replaced
the Chicago White Sox, who
bowed to the Washington Sena-
tors, in the American loop. Fell
Ter registered his 18th victory of
the season. He gave up a pair
of homers to Tommy Heinrich.
A nintl.-inning run gave the
Cards ga verdict and ended
Dodger nine-game winning
streak. The victory broke tie
with the Flatbush nine for first
place in the National circuit.
Steve Sundra, a former Yank
moundsman, twirled the Mats to
an S-3 win over the Chisox. Sem
ators only last Sunday snapped
12-game losing streak.
Buck Newsom fell victim to the
Boston Red Sox as the Detroit
Tigers lost the game, 19. Jimmy
Foxx blasted a three-run homer.
With circuit clouts by Eddie
Joost and Ernie lombard pro-
viding the margin of victory,
Cincinnati Reds nosed the New
York Giants, 4-3. Harry banning
accounted for two of the New
York tallies with a four-bagger
in the sixth.
Homers played their part in a
80 triumph by the Philadelphia
Phillies over the Chicago Cubs.
Danny Litwhiler collected pair
of base-circlers. and a single for
the Phils.
The first shutout of the season
for the Boston Braves came yes
terday when Dick Erickson
BANKED the Pittsburgh Pirates
30 on five hits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03

Despite squawks by two play
erS, spectators and performers
alike last nIaht praiSel the urn-
piring ~ William camalier in
both ends OF the twin bill. Al
though walking off the field due
10 incessant Kicking bv Jesse
ssalenhargeF. Marine. Camaiier
proved an nnap can render a de-
ciSion ard snaiiingiy brush aside
all arguments A veteran uEn-
pirg, Cainalier has done little al.
ficiating in recent years follow
ing a fight with several players
during ire hectic DAYS when soft
hall was first introduced in Kew
West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03
HAD 1877 OPERATIONS

ST. LOUIS.Since 1883. Har-
nv b. Smvthe of this CITY is said
10 have undergone 1877 opera
tions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03

Al the rex est. cf a lady visi-
tor from New York. members of
the champion Peppers Plumbers
last night autographed a ball as
a souvenir. The visitor. an ar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03

One of three new lights to be
installed on poles at the Bayview
Park field last night cast its rays
over the infield around third
base. II was installed yesterday
afternoon by city electrician
Theodore Albury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-03
SPORTEST ANSWERS

QuesflonS EsIs&Wh&Ts On I MS Fas8s
l. Marjorie Gestring
2. Conn won the title from
Meiio Bettina and successfully
defended ii twice against Gus
Lesnevicf.
3 Frank Kovacs and Joe
Hunt.
4 Johnny Goodman and Law
son Little.
s, Steers II a high jumper
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE

Easterns when he won the Team
of-Four. The Vanderbilt Cup
victory, however, is his first ma
tional championship and places
him high among the list Of ma
tional masters, and he now has
224 points to his credit.
Fuchs plays a strong. steady
game. Here is Q hand which
helped him and his teammates
win one of the matches In the
Vanderbilt.
On the opening lead, the queen
of clubs won the Jack. Now the
average player would probably
lay down The queen Of diamonds
and expect to run the suit. But
Fuchs was more careful.
He saw that he could afford to
lose one diamond trick, provided
that he did not lose the trick 70
West % that his remaining club
stopper could be led TIN ough. He
went over TO d u m my with .
spade 70 lead . low diamond. on
which he played Le eis'i:. When
this safety play turned out to
pick up the guarded JACK, Fuchs
vas able 70 lay down ten top
tE1c0Is, making IN ovortrick n
n 1oooh2nd eoo1roct