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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Annoyed Allies
ToppIe Ruler
from Throne
Shoh Of Iron
Foilsd to Aid
invaders

oLONDON, Sept. lS- up -
British and Russian troops to-
night were reported marching
on the Iranian capital of Teher-
an as the nations ruler, Reza
Shah Pahlavi, abdicated under
the threat Of such action.
The British and Russians ac-
cused the Shah and his govern
ment of dilatory tactics in car
rying out an agreement to exi
pei or deliver to the allies all
German, Hungarian. Italian and
Rumanian nationals.
This afternoon, it was learned
authoritatively, British q n d
Russian troops were marching
on Teheran with plans for i'm
mediate occupation of the city.
A Teheran dispatch, not i'm
mediately clear here, said that
Russian Forces already had
occupied the town of Karaj, %
mhee northwest ~ Teheran. but
stair THAT = fltish military
attache had gone to inquire into
the reason for the Russian move.
This dispatch was filed before
announcement over the Teheran
radio of the Shah's abdication,
and before Il was stated auth
oritatively here that the British
and Russians were cooperating
~ occupy Teheran.
The abdication was ANNOUNCE
ed before an extraordinary ses-
sion of the Iranian Parliament,
the radio said. The reason OF
ficially given was i'll health.
SON SUCCEEDS
Rec Shah Pavhlavi, who >as-
cended the throne in 1925, will
be succeeded by his 21-year-old
son, the European educated
Crown Prince Shahpur Mo-
See RULER-Pagc 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

aPARIS, OCCUPIED FRANCE,
Sept. 16-@ "A German nom
commissioned officer was shot
at here today after a German
firing squad had executed III
French hostages for attacks on
other German soldiers.
At the same time it was
learned that another German
non-commissioned officer W.
seriously wounded Monday mig
before execution of tn hostages.
The German shot at today was
not hit. ~
The assault today occurred -
q subway station. Several shots
were fired. Identity of the Ger
man was not disclosed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Allereic to Grease
GIRL GAS STATIONS ATTENDANTS
NOT WORTH SALT WITH
GREASE GUNS

osALT LAKE CITY, Sept. Is
-(R-If women could change
tires and handle grease guns
Utah might not have started its
30-day voluntary "curfew" on
gasoline sales from 2 pm. to 2
am.
Bet they can't. says Clifford
w. Wall, executive secretary of
the Utah Association of Petrol
cum Retailers, SO the ban Is on,
with 90 per cent of the states
station operators pledging CO.
operation.
Wall said two Salt Lake City
stations and some il. southern
Utah had experimental for q
few days with girl attendants
as q means of solvinr . reported
labor shortage caused by mill
tary service and defense job
openings.
These dealers found the girls
were not only efficient and dec
orative in the front of the sta
tions-that Is in dispensing gas
oline-but they weren't worth
their salt in such jobs ~ wash
ing and greasing, changing oil
and repairing tires" he said.
Utah's night closing came af-
ter q survey made by the ascot
alton as q means Of reducing
overhead and meeting the re-
ported shortage Of help.
A scattering Of stations whose
owners refused to sign the clos
ing agreement and several
emergencyg stations remained
Oman a the sost locked tnote
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Local Club Sci
for Annual
Gathering
Mount Clemens
Host to State
Club Convention

more than one hundred wo-
men, delegates from fourteen
local leagues throughout the
state, will represent the 1000
members of the Michigan
League of Women Voters at
their annual convention which
opens at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the Colonial Hotel.
Mrs. G. A. Persons, presi-
dent of the Mt. Clemens league,
will give the address of welcome
and with Mrs. E. T. Nunneley
and Mrs. Hugh Neale will act
as official hostess throughout
the convention. Mrs. Alton
Noe and Mrs. Charles Walters
will have charge of the regis
tration desk. Mrs. M. E. Wat
kins will be in charge of the
sale the many publications y
sued by the national league.
Mrs. Walter Fenton has charge
of flower decorations for the
dining rooms.
The theme of the convention
will be Defense" Defense In
relation to its affect on con-
sumner costs, its affect on ed
vocational opportunities, hous-
ing and health and public
safety.
Labor in relation to defense
will be another point for dis
cussion and study. also safe
guarding of civil liberties in a
period of crisis.
Wednesdays luncheon meet
ing, Mrs. Edward Bryant of De-
troit, presiding, has the topic
"The Michigan League Program
for 1941 and Defense" Twelve
guest experts, among them
Sherwood Bennett and L. w.
Fast, of this city, will be in
terrogated by the delegates as
to relation of their particular
field to the defense program.
The pre-convention BIO a d
meeting was to open at 2:3O
pm. this afternoon at the Col
onial, followed by dinner at the
home of Mrs. A. A. Thompson,
past president of the Mount
Clemens league.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

doors for the first time last night
One of those who refused b
close charged:
"This is q pure and simple IT.
tempt to force the little fellow
out of business. The demand for
labor in the defense industries
is nothing but Z smoke screen
thrown up by some Of the biz
fellows"
But Wall commended:
"You may be able to hire Z
boy to wipe windshields, fill ra-
diators. pump up tires and do
other out front woi< at The
same wage. But getting compe-
tent men to do other work that
requires some skill and training
Is . different story. It's become
q case of cutting expenses or IN
creasins the retail price Of gaso-
line"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Seek Seaway
Plan Support
Speaker Terms IL
a Defense Measure

oSupport for the proposed st.
Lawrence Seawa.' ~ - neces-
sary national defense measure"
was sought this afternoon by
Garnt Arnold of the Detroit
Board of Commerce in an adj
dress before the Board Of Super
viSors.
Grant said q billion dollar
building program had been
promised by Secretary Of the
Navy Stimson when the water
way Is authorized. He also point
ed out Michigan farms could
transport dairy products to New
York and the important bean
crop TO Boston at savings Of 20
cents per hundred pounds.
He claimed that there would
Be high savings on some 800 I'm
ports from 50 countries used in
Ms srea II The seaway y con-
Oxsetod.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Road Solution
Runs into Snag
Townships Limited.
IL Johnston's Opinion

OThe road problem in southern
Macomb county. highlighted by
q request from Warren Town
ship that an audit be ordered Of
Road Commission monies from
1895 to the present, occupied q
two-hour session this morning
Of the County Board Of Super
visors.
It Is expected action will be
taken late this afternoon on the
Warren request, and from all in
dications, II will be rejected by
. vote of the whole body.
JOHNSTON GIVES OPINION
Attempts Of Supervisor Earl
Tallman to determine some i'm
mediate method Of permitting
See SOLUT1ON-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Works for Nothing
THE $l-A-YEAR MEN HAVE POTENTIAL
WAGE-HOUR COMPLAINT
AGAINST JUDGE
AGAINST JUDGE

can't stand idleness put in his
vacation serving as Vplunteer
consultant to Price Administra-
tor Leon Henderson because he
thought that would be the most
interesting department in the
Nations capitol. And he came
home with some very definite
ideas about the whole business.
my contacts with men in high
position in Washington were
most pleasant" he declares, but
I had q terrible time with Baby
Lawyers, Kid Economists and Of
flee boys.
Most of the minor subordin-
ates took q great deal of plea
sure out of ynubbing . Judge and
keeping him waiting. My pa
thence was sorely tried. But I
had TO temcnber that down
there I wasn't a Judge but just
another man in q Government
department.
II got q change of thinking.
q change o. mind and q change
of people. What better vacation
could you ask?"
And The Republican Probate
Court jlrist. 30 full Of energy
and enthusiasm he can't even at
still in q ccair says he found the
work he expected In Henderyon's
office. He's convinced the Price
Administrator has the hardest
Job in Washington and works
harder at his task-that he
knows more about the business
Be- W0RxS-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
powwow Nets
Lions $2,3zS
Proceeds to Further
Eve Conservation

,AMembers of the Mount Glenn
ems Lions Club realized q ST.
B28.33 net profit from their
fourth annual Powwow held
Aug. I at Hillcrest Golf Club.
The report was made public
today by Carl b. Brandenburg,
Powwow treasurer, and pro-
ceeds will be used to further the
clubs eye conservation pro-
gram.
The report reveals members
sold ITO tickets at So each and
that Prosecutor Ivan A. john
ston was far out in front in the
race for individual ticket sell
ing honors with 281 to his cred
vt. Martin G. Schwartz was
second high.
From all sources a total OF
s3,5OO.O& was collected and ex-
penses were $1,171.7l.
DR.. William F. Lubahn, re-
firing club president, was gen.
eral manager Of the Powwow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
II 10 Leave
for induction
60 TO Detroit; 8
Depart This Morning

OTwelve men from the Nj unit
Clemens-v 'arren township area
will leave the Mount Clemens
Savings Bank building at 8 am.
tomorrow for Detroit where all
face possible induction In the
United States Army.
At $40 am. tomorrow Draft
Board No. 8 will send IL men
to the Detroit induction station.
The men will leave from the
Romeo Post Office building by
bus.
Eight men left the Roseville
Municipal building this morning
at Gas.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
AirpIsIleri
preaITraI!lge1
s9lfridss Field
Pilot & Victim

oSecond Lieut.. c. r. Peterson
Of Selfridge Field, 23-year-old
Army Air Corps pilot from Oma-
ha, Neb., was ready % % aloft
today after being the victim q
a stage-managed airplane crash
near Utica
Yesterday while piloting :
Republic Pas pursuit. ship Over
Selfridge Field Lieut.. petarsou
discovered that only one WHEEL
OF his rctractabse landing GEAR
would swing into place while the
other remained stuck beneath
the wing.
After q radio conversation
See CRASH-Rage &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
100 Delegates Attend League Contention
State Medical
Convention
Opens Today

AGRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept.
16-(R-The Michigan State
Medical Society opened its
seventy-sixth annual conven-
ton here today with q discus
sion. of legislation and business
matters affecting the medical
profession.
The society's House of dele
gates, meeting in all-day session,
expected to review the work of
the Michigan State Medical
Service Plan, now in its second
year of operation, and consider
laws governing welfare work
and the care Of crippled and
afflicted children.
DR.. o. D. Stryker of Fremont,
speaker of the House of Dele
gates, presided.
The Michigan Branch of the
American Medical Women's As
ISOLATION, meeting in parallel
sessions with the MSMS, was 20
hold its annual business meet
ing at noon. DR.. Myrna Bah
cock of DETROIT will address an
evening meeting of that group
on the status of Women phys
icians in national defense"
The convention o n n u e Q
through Friday. DR.. Henry r.
CarstenS' Of Detroit, a named
president-eiect . year ago, will
succeed TO the presidency OF the
society at the conclusion of the
convention. DR.. Paul r. Urms-
ton of Bay Citl Is the 1940-41
president.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS
R-The $1-a.year men at
Washington have a potential
wage. hour complaint against
Judge Charles Klein. He's just
finished two months Of work for
the Government which he did for
nothing, paying his own expens-
es and getting snubbed to boot.
The 41-year-old jurist who
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
IS Men 10 b Called
Soon from Beard I

CDR. Arthur w. Spring, chief
clerk for Macomb Draft Board
No. 2, said today the district will
supply % men for induction on
Friday, Oct 3.
Boards I and 3 had previously
been given 81 and IS men quo
tas, respectively, for induction
On Oct. 3.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Man Who Shot Coot
Fined $50! Costs

ORaymond LaForest, II, RID.
No. 8, Mount Clemens, pleaded
guilty this morning In Justice
Frank Jeannette's court to q
charge of unlawfully shooting Q
coot. The complaint was brought
by Harrison township police. La
Forest was fined $40 and costs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
$40 Award possIblo
a Apprslll ~

oAn awar~ q 9ll0 wil1 = -.
sibls when the weekly Appcpu0r
alton Day event b hoo0 Woou1nR
day afternoon ct 30 Co. %
The north 80 q ~ eeu
building. I. q, -
Two - 81 ~ ~ ~
viii also - $500. O. - I
mittee n chnguD ~ -
Barnett, eh11EnoR a. -
~ - Al y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Kina Petar Comes Of Age

oLONDON, Sept l6-(AP)-Prme Minister Churchill, the
Kno and Queen and heods Of Greet Bitons Allied govern
nnents offended service today ST. Pous Cathedral ee!e-
brotne the coming Of oee Of King Peter OF Yueoso"o he
wos 8 on Sept. s.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Continued Warm
Weather Predicted

= Selfridge Field meteorologists
said today that they saw no
break in the unseasonably hot
weather for at least two days.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Ian Train Crash Toll High

aTOkYO Scot l6 -(AP)- More than 100 passenger.
either were killed or injured in train collision neo Abosh
soton between Hme and Ookoyono in western 'oPon TO-
doy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

PATRIOTIC VOLUNTEERS for Civilian Defense work in the
Mount Clemens will cards similar 70 that shown above
card indicate willingness to
defense efforts this m the form Page OF
edition mail TO The Daily Monitor office The editor
viii sse that II reaches the proper suthorites
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
China Always Liner Crashes

ATOKYO Scpt l6-(AP)-A Done dispatch from PeIPn9
reoored hot five occupants killed todoy when Chino
orwovs liner crashed Toyuon. Shons Province North
Chino
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Rome Plans Bread RatiOnin9

oROME Sept l6-(AP)-New rotion cords, which distrib
ors sold intended for breod posed out in Roe
Use Of the cords was expected to start October !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Threaten MamchukuO Re9im

oTokYO Sept l6-tAP)-Arrest Of II leoders in on Of
tempt by Korean Chrston society to overthrow the
Monchukuo regime reported odoy by Oone in dis
potch from Hsinine eopito Of japanese dominated Man.
chukuo:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
late x X x
bulletins
House Okays Defense Tax

>vvAsLlhIGTON Sent l6-(AP)-The House gave prompt
o,,o~o tov 70 the So 500 600 compromise version
the new defense tox BILL eeone the for no cotton to
morrow by the senote.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-09
Alliance Revue
BY "Squint'

Alliance. O.. Jan. 9-Amid the
cold frigid wave that swept Ohio
last week the Alliance team
toured to Lorain by bus. Although
the Alliance team was defeated
they showed plenty OF fight in
losing. We. from Alliance. wish
to thank Lorain for the swell
neal and good time. Romance
certainly can last for G.. Names
and Honey S. were again on the
sweet side of things. The bus trip
was a complete success as every
one will agree.
Please don't forget the meet
ing Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
to discuss plans for the next game
Katie from Lorain seemed to
',e the toast of the Alliance
crowd. Ask all OF the men:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-09
CHICAGO
NEWS
BY Anna Linz and Helen Markell

BY Anna Linz and Helen Markell
Chicago. Ill.,, Jan. g Now that
the holidays are over and every
thing is in order. we are all set to
go again.
After our regular meeting held
IL Dcc. IL, the South Side IT..
SAN" boys deci,i"; 10 organize
4 l;Eretball ELM ard are very
am us to star; as soon as Dos.
:, ...
'lr next sionih!y meeting is
- Z reid on 7 esday. Ian. -. a,
the iuloniai Hall. located at 545C
S. Wentworth Ave. We hope ,ha,
all @. you have made a resolution
to attend. the n.e.rtiaes regularly
So how about YOU old and new
me,;i5ers con:;:':,; OUT
C,':ne on let; start the New
Yea, off right "i'" full attend.
arce It our HcN' meeting held OH
Jaru; ry q.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-09
Auto Citv'Speaks
By Hilda rhalgott

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 9-The new
years party has come and gone
and left everyone anXiOusly a
Waiting next new years. The par
tv certainty was a grand success
We were glad to see Hilda and
Frank Sondez. formerly of Sa-
lem. among us again and hope
they JON our group permanatelv.
The group from Canada arrived!
father late. but we were glad to
sec YOU just the some. The COM
mittee worked hard Tor the part,
and I'm sure it was appreciated
by all. We especially want to
thank the Dangcl family for their
hel p and for the Use OF their home
We are sorry we did not get to
wish the Seniors Happy New
Year. as we usually do. but 1ue
TO the fact. that we all left our
cars home and took bus we did
not get around to it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-09
Ellwood CITY News
By Katie Butch"

Ellwood City, Pa. Jan. 9 -
Here we are again after an alb
sencc of a week due to too much
holiday or something. Anyway
now that is all over we will try to
stay on the job from now on.
Thanks to Monaco and Home
stead for helping us celebrate on
Nmas eve. How did you like Paul
). 5 "Football Game" fellows d:
Some fun ch. Marty r.: Thanks
again for coming. kids.
Dance
This is Just a gentle reminder
that all roads lead to the Ellwood
Saxon club on January 18th. We
want to remind you to come early
and stay late. The dance starts at
$50 and last till:::::: The tariff is
a mere 25c. Seriously speaking.
though we want to see on hand
all OF you T. S. J. A. members
there. We have a good band book
ed and as special treat one o.
our own girls is going to do some
vocalizing for all of you. This is
something no one can afford to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-09
JANUARY ls
Salem News
BY Kate Poltlcr

Salem, Ohio. Jan. Owe thank
Alliance for the game. ? weeks
ago, and for the fun and the
grand eats. oh just every thing
was swell.
We thank Monaco ior the good
time we Salem bunch had. Th,
game was really exciting. The
score was 4O-4S favoring Salem
the Monaco girls won over the
Salem girls by 28-l5.
How did everyone like the
cheering victory that Salem had
think it was swell.
Odds and Ends
All our college pals went back
Fritz Ulrich returned to Wash.
ington - come back again Fritz
we were really glad to see you.
| sec by the ring on Tillie Lin.
dcrs finger that she and Ninccn,
Moore will sou be Mr.. and Mrs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-09
BY Frank J. Gable.

Cleveland. o.. Jan. 9-Clcvc-
land East's fast passing basket
ball quintet will be seeking it's
sixth successive victory Of the
campaign this Saturday. Jan. II,
when the Canton teaw journe, $
to Cleveland to encounter The
local talent. The gam vii, he
followed b, Il meal an. dance
Wh,cl. will be held At II. Last
idc SachscnE'Im.
+ 20 OF our ctiNc |ur..nr have
recently become engaged. Rein
"!' Fritz, engaged to 3yr' Cross
yer and .G4;"~e Roth to i ,hcl
Raug. Congratulations,
! Sunday aitcrroon ao1 cvening
IAN. 20 Cleveiard Eat will bold
a concert apG dance. Vie concert
will start at !: so p. VI. and Will
be followed by a supper. Dancing
to good music wiz complete the
clauorate program. Tickets are
21c in advance and 55c at the
door. II out Of 10y u Juniors and
friends will motif: u, how many
are coming we will appreciate j,
very much and i'lan accordingly.
>ix East Junior, travelled to
: I,.lie to visit our many friends and
tc engage the:.. in a friendly
I.i'owling match. The East bows
Cnlovcd themselves lC The ut1nos.
and are eagerl,, awaiting return
engagement. We thank YOU Erie
for your excellcn: hospitality and
We can truthfullv say there is
zone better. Th. Erie bows were
vlutors in the team event. The
final score Erie 5O)7. East 1904
Ike local hopes spill IN, double:
Understanding one match ant
losing the other.
Every Sunday afternoon al
Forest Hills Recreation East
Side Saxons both young and ole
engage in friendly bowling com
petition. There are 8 teams repre-.
sented and a keen rivalrv exists
All visitors are welcome. The
time is | 80 p. N.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-09

ATTENTION.

Saxons in Colleges and
Universities!
The Central Verband is OPEN
ing another Service to its men,
bers: with the beginning of the
New Year
THE STUDENT LOAN
FOUNDATION
is at the disposal of all Juniors and
Seniors who are really in need of
funds. Loans up to $4,000 year
will be made to worthy students,
who are members of the Central
Verband.
The Student Loan Foundation
is managed by the "Welfare Com
mittee'', consisting of Rev. John
Foisel, Mr.. A. w. Petri. Mr.. ].
Orben and Mr.. X. Konnerth.
For any further information or
for Application Blanks, please,
write to the Secretary, J. Foisel,
76l Eddy Road, Cleveland, o.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-09
Cleveland West New,
by Zirri.

Cleveland. Ohio. Ian. 9-I-ast
Saturday. Cleveland West in
vadcd the premises OF our neigh
hors, Canton, and returned a lit
tic the worse for wear. An in
spired and confident team was
sent to represent West after 4
great victory over New Castle.
Canton however took some of the
wind out OF OUR sails. by defeat
ing us 1920. Our star, Art Weiss,
was not on hand for the game.
(due to conditions beyond his
control.) | am sure we needed his
help. and we would have done bet
ter had be been there. However.
the score was not as lopsided as
it might have been. Considering
his absence. which proves we
have pretty good team on the
whole. Thanks Canton. for show
ing us as usual. very good time
Local News
Our local news hound. LOtta
Cab. has just turned in this terri
fic bit of information. The little
guy in the three cornered pants.
with the bow and arrows. has
finally hit Cleveland West. and
has the situation well in hand.
His first victims of the New
Year are Ann Gunesch, who has
plighted her troth with William
Gerling. and Henry SCHNEIDER
has finally come around to popp-
ing the question to Rose Bokesch
OF Youngstown. Congratulations
to each and everyone of you.
Friday. we held our installa
ton and had little snack after
wards. Many fine speeches were
made by both the Seniors who
were present, and our Juniors
and l hope they were taken, to
heart by one and all. Thanks tc
the girls who prepared the tasty
meal. and who washed the dishes
SO late at night.
;. To Lorain
Tomorrow Cleveland West
will seek another victory. and the
victim is to be Lorain. There is nc
doubt as to the outcome of the
game, is there: We intend to
have a large sized gang shuttle
up to Lorain to witness the de
feat Of our foe. See you soon Lo
rain. and be prepared for any
thing. ..#..,... .. ...