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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10

Miss Louise Gaynor of Cooke road entertained Wednesday evening at her home. Bridge was played and luncheon served. Those attending were Mary Abbott, John Steams; Joyce Clark, Robert Meyers, Mary Onderson, George Anderson and Steven Burke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10
TRANSIENT RETuRNs DoLLAR

Fl PaSo-(UP)-An Fl PaSo dep uty sheriff reported inc most lrn- usual incident of his career as a peace officer when a transient walked into his office and handed him 8 billfold containing 6 dollar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10
Whitehead Funeral

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson of Atwood Road attended the funeral services of Mrs. Joseph Whitehead of Westville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10

Mrs. Alex Anderson of Bethany road was 8 recent visitor in Bridge port.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10
BOTH DRIVERS ASSUME BLAME

Bill Fayle is sporting around in a new Ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10

A, barn dance will be held tonight at the fire house in Prospect Gen. ter. The firernen hold Barn Dance every Friday night. Square sets will be the main feature tonight. Re- treatments will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10

Yesterday morning many Prospect people attended the countrywide meeting of the Home Making Club at the East Haven auditorium. Edna Garna, recreation specialist from Washington, was the speaker
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10
BALANCED DIETS ESSENTIAL7SHAW
Parent=Teachers Speaker Talks of School Lunches
 at We'll Attended Farley
PROSPECT Correspondent: Eileen ByrneS, Telephone 5-O447

Prospect, Jan. l0-The P. T. A. meeting drew a very large crowd last evening at the Community school. Maria Shaw, guest speaker, spoke on "The School Lunch" She gave reason why diets should be balanced and the necessity of vita mins.
 Members of the All club gave a demonstration on preparing lunch es. Mrs. John Staneslaw was chair man of the program. Many par ents attended the meeting and re- treatments were served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10

NEW YORK CURB Flee. Bond & Share ........... Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Hardy's Private Secretary" His
decision and the way in which he
reaches II. is what makes up the
plot OF the new picture. Yet
Mickey is still the effervescent
boy who has endeared himself 10
all Hardy Family fans.
Judy makes her third guest ap-
pearance with the Hardy Family
in Life Begins for Andy Hardy"
which features Lewis Stone, Fay
Holden. Sara Haden and Miss
Rutherford as regular members of
the series. Two newcomers. Pa
tricis Dane and Ray Mcdonald.
le-year-old hoofer, are introduced
in this picture.
George B. Seitz continued his
record of having directed all but
one Of the Hardy films.
Sharing the screen will be The
Bride Wore Clutches featuring
Lynne Roberts and Ted North.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Labor Day Dance
AT the Crescent

Local dance fans will find the
big Labor Day dance at the Cres-
cent ballroom one Of the events
OF the evening. Plans are being
completed which will make the
affair one of the outstanding ball
room attractions of the summer
season.
As usual. the music for the eve
ming win be furnished by the pop
ular Jimmy Mcdowell and his
orchestra. Special numbers are
being rehearsed and when dane
ing gets under way at the hour
of Q, Jimmy and his boys will
really turn on the heat.
The management of the Cres-
cent announces the continuation
of the policy which makes avail
able free dancing lessons every
Monday night from 7:30 till s45.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

ROXY Enrol Flynn and Fred Mac
MURRAY IN Dive Bomber l2l5.
$50. Gao. s:5o also March of
Time" IL so. a:o5, sos. Gao.
Martin IN kiss The BOYS Goodbye. .
has. 400, 4;4o, 7:i5. 1908: also
Richard Arlen In Forced Landing. >
1888. $50. $40. SIS
MUSIC B0<-Henry Fonda and Joan
Bennett IN Wild Geese Calling. I"
1900. $40, $40, e:ss. also Cesar
Romero In Dance Hail." 1875. 400,
BLuE MousE-"rhe Reluctant ORA
son" 80, 2'io, <:45. 7;so 1918;
I 6SFry Ef ESQ ASS. H sls $50 ssArli'
RETURN SHOWING
BENERIN-Joan Bennett and Fran
Answers" also Martha Scott and
William. Gargan in Cheers for Miss
Friedrich March and Mar
raret SULLIVAN in so Ends Our
Night" and Jack Holt in The
Great Plane Robbery"
CoMMuNIrY-Jean Arthur in The
Devil and Miss Jones" also Boris
Karloff in The Devil Commands !"
KAY sTREET-Charles Boyer and
Margaret SULLIVAN in Back Street :"
also Cesar Romero In Tall, Dark
and Handsome"
LAkEW OoD-Bob Hope. Bins Crosby
and Dorothy Lamour in Road 10
Zanzibar" also Golden HoofS"
PARK Wallace Berry ana Jackie
Cooper in The Champ" also Fred
rick March In Victory"
Hayward and Joan
Bennett in The Son of Monte
Cristo," also John Hubbard and
Marjorie Weaver in Murder Among
Friends"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Miss Bennett appears as a night
club performer who. literally and
figuratively. goes to work on Wall
Street. Determined to win a let
ter Of recommendation from the
broker-guardian Of a millionaire
playboy whom she is determined
to marry, she talks her way into
Job as switchboard operator in
the financier's dignified offices
Knowing less than nothing about
switchboards, she manages in
practically no time at all TO panic
not only the office but the Stock
Exchange as we'll,
Mr.. Tone Ia seen as the sll-work-
and-no-playboy whose office is dis
rupted. whose conservative aplomb
and impressive stock msnipulations
are completely smashed by the be-
wildering sntics Of the beautiful
brunette.
Cheers For Miss Bishop" with
Martha Scott and William Gargan,
share the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

II Is the Rooney OF the two
Boys Town pictures who finds
himself in rags and hungry. one
Of New York's many jobless boys.
When his pal and roommate,
played by screen newcomer Ray
Mcdonald, dies from a sudden
heart attack, he sees death and
suffering for the first time as
Andy Hardy.
And never before has Andy
faced such a problem as choos-
ing between college and a bust
ness career. This Is what he must
decide in Life Begins for Andy
Hardy" which follows his grad
uation from high school in Andy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Above is Gene krupo, who
will make o personal oppeor-
once with his bond OF the Gen.
tuy ballroom Thursday night.
Sept. 4th. Thot there will be
no repetition OF the Henry
King offoir is assured by the
settlement of Brod Bonnon,
Of the ballroom. who
is offering double your money
book" if Gene doesn't show up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

hEAIARI-Alice Fave. Don Ameehe
and Carmen Miranda in That
Night"
REN-Humphrev Bosart and sylvia
Sidney. in Wagons Roll at Night"
also John Hubbard in Murder
Among Friends"
RINIERt-Sallv Eilers and Donald
Woods in Devils Island" also Leo
Gorcev and Bobby Jordan In Pride
OF the Bowery"
sHEll-Dorothy Lamour in jungle
Princess" and Tip Off Girls
sINSET-Gary Cooper and Barbara
Stanwyck In Meet John Doe" also
Shadows in Swing" with Glenn
Miller
TEMPLE-Tyrone Power In Blood
and Sand" also Jane Withers in
Golden Hoofs"
LIBERTY. Puyallup -- Jean Hersholt
and Fay Wray in Melody for
Three" also Kay Francis in Play
RIVIERA. sumner-Marlene Dietrich
IN Plane OF New Orleans" also
Mischa Auer in "Margie,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Starring Don Ameche and lovely.
gifted Mary Martin. and featuring
that effervescent musical know-it-
al. Oscar Levant. Of the ''Informa-
ton. Please" radio program: Con-
ME Boswell. the radio songstress.
and Rochester, this time = fugitive
from Jack Benny. the lineup Of the
new comedy with music 10 . well
come augury Of . perfectly swell
time for u film fans. Especially 10
It q good omen when Victor schert-
ringer 70 At the directorial helm.
Not only u schertzinger one of
Hollywood's most successful direc-
tors. with Road TO Singapore" and
Road to Zanzibar" 10 his credit.
but he IL also one Of the most bril-
liant composers Of Tin Pan Alley.
with scores Of hit songs 10 his
credit. For "kiss the Boys Good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

bye. he has written the music
for five brand new songs, which
already have climbed into the hit
class. The lyrics were written by
Frank Loesser. whose clever
rhymes make people want to sing
music a. well a. hum and whistle
It.
The five newly-minted songs
heard IN the picture are kiss the
Boys Goodbye Sand in Ny
Shoes" I'm Never Let a Day Pass
BY" Find Yourself a Melody" and
My start"
Others featured in the praise
worthy COMEDY and entertainment
cast are Virginia Dale, Barbara
Allen. Raymond Walburn, Eliza
beth Patterson and Jerome Cowan.
Sharing the screen IL Richard
Arlen in Forced Landing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
She Knew All the Answers Proving
Laugh Maker al the Beverly Theaier

Al the girl who knows all the answers, beautiful Joan
Bennett the Beverly theater with Francho
Tone in Coumbias newest oveandlaugh farce She Knew
All the Answers Proving that Wall Street know its
stocks and blondes but brunette like Joan Bennett
thing else again. the hectic hit directed by Richard
Wallace from popular magazine story by June Allen John
Hubbard Eve Arden and William Tracy important men,
bers of the supporting cast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Life Begins For Andy Hardy" the Music Box Thursday
Blends 10 Have Day

ESTACADA. Ore.--Blonds VIII
have their DAY during a three-dsy
celebration starting here Saturday.
The blond brigade. headed BY a
blonde queen and blonde beauties
~ her court. VIII 10 one Of thu
feature attractions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Add Defense Savings Bonds 10
your investments. Serve your
country and conserve your earn
ings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Kiss the Boys Goodbye Now
Playing at Deans Rialio
Fmous Stoge Success Features Mary
Mortin. Don Ameche and Rochester

thing when has fetched that bouncing buoyant
Broadway comedy Kiss the Boys Goodbye Hollywood for
treatment and the result of that transfer from stage
to view today at the Rato heste where it will
be shown for the first times locally It's been embeished
by stars and hit music
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Rooney Tackles Business
Career in New Hardy Hit
Judy Garland Mokes Her Third Guest
Appearance at Homrick House Tomorrow

Andy Hardy faces tragedy the first time and Mickey
Rooney again proves his versatility IN MetroGodwyn May
es Life Begins for Andy Hardy opening Thursday al the
Music Box theater The latest film of the popular family
series finds Andy in dramatic situations before
froned by the Carve youth II gives Mickey chance TO
again prove his ability with strong emotional role.
Evening star., 1941-07-13

Conteonts receive 81 for each photo published with the
weekly S. prize winner All photos published will be considered
ot the end Of the for The So four SIS eond owod
poyine $1o00o including erond prize worth 81 50o Photos
must have been taken otter Moy 49, eligible Photos
not returned. Do not submit negatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
CASH As HOURS

BUYERS - Any Fast side property; cas-
terms Burd, Ivanhoc 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Gas Rdtioning
Seen in Canada

OTTAWA, Sept. 13.-With re-
striction Of retail deliveries and
establishment Of a system OF
priorities, Canada has taken an
other step toward gasoline ration
ing, and many observers arc
predicting that such system will
be in full operation before the end
.of 1871.
Effective this month, oil dis
tributors have been ordered 10
cut their deliveries TO retailers %
per cent below the July and Au-
gust level. No restriction has yet
been imposed on sales to consum-
ers. but retailers say the new
system leaves only two alterna-
tiveS-either 10 limit the quantity
of their sales 10 customers or~to
sell on a first come-flrSt served
basis until their quota is eX-
hausted.
G. r. Cottrelle, federal oil con-
trolleT, has urged dealers 70 seek
to distribute their supplies as
equitably as possible, and not 10
discriminate against any class Of
motoriSt. At the same time, Cot
trelle has stipulated that priority
must be given 10 certain classes of
motorists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Longest in World

The industry plans 10 counter
act the shortage with the longest
single pipe line system in the
worl dan 1,S20-mile hook-up
which will pour 100000 barrels of
crude oil daily into the New York
Philadelphia area. Running from
East Texas via st. Louis, the i'm
mense underground supply line
Will do the work Of SIS tankers.
This plan is now on the desk OF
Petroleum Co-ordinator Icke S
awaiting approval. Federal Loan
Administrator Jesse Jones has
proposed that the federal govern
ment aid in financing this and
other gas and oil projects.
Other projects revealed by the
American Petroleum Institute in
clude a 1,200 mile pipe line from
Baton Rouge. La, TO Greensboro,
n. C., capable of doing the work
Of 10 tankers; a southeastern line
from Florida through Georgia into
Tennessee, releasing two ships,
and the Portland-Montreal line re-
leasing at least three more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
2Sought- Use,
of 0PM Tools

Planning 10 leave their jobs al
Continental Motors and seek work
at the Consolidated Aircraft plant
Iat San Diego, Roland d. Gettys
E32, - 7436 Gartner avenue, and
Charles b. Brown, 35, of 1885,
lBurlingame avenue, decided Il
take their tools with them.
The decision was all right unit
FBI agents declared, it was found
some of the tools they decided tc
take with them included about
$500 worth micrometers and cal
ipers in use at Continental on
defense contracts but owned by
"a division of OPM.
I'VE weren't going to sell
them or anything" the federal
men quoted the accused pair as
saying. I'VE just wanted to
complete our sets OF tools"
They stood mute at arraign-
ment Saturday before United
States Commissioner J. Stanley
Hurd on charges of stealing gov
eminent property and were held
for examination September 2 in
$500 bond each.
If convicted, completing their
sets of tools could cost each man
$4,000 fine and 10 years in
prison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Pilot Describes Capture
Of Submarine From Air

hoisted the white flag. Then I
came down to within so feet
and tried to figure out n way Of
bringing i'm the sub.
The only thing I could figure
out was that IL would be i'm
possible for me TO do so, so I
signaled for surface craft and
aircraft 10 rush to the scene.
after n wait, during which
I kept my guns trained on the
U-boat, which was wallowing In
the heaviest seas, Catalina
bomber arrived and L turned
over the watch TO II.
81 met another Hudson COM
ing up and told the crew to keep
away from our submarine.
FINALLY several warships ar
rived and poured oil on the
waters. The sub was taken In
tow and the crew taken oft.
Unfortunately, how viewer, the
crew had had time 10 damage
vital machinery on the U-boat."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Ranch Hidedwdy
For Stars Studied
BY international News servie.

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 13.-Some-
body ought TO tell Greta Carlo,
who likes to be alone, about
George Montgomery. ex-cowboy
whom Twentieth Century-Fox is
making into a screen star.
Montgomery has a 1,444-acre
ranch in Montana, so isolated that
even the coyotes get lonesome. "
The eX-cowboy said today he
was going TO turn the ranch into
a retreat for stars who really want
to get away from it all" Only
people who work in pictures will
be accepted as guests.
The idea Of turning the ranch
into hideaway for film, folk was
suggested by complaints that
dude ranches in Arizona. Nevada
and southern California were
oVercroWded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
BY DONALD TYERMAN
Noted British Economic Authority

great distances, and these dis
tances are vast. You cannot kill
Russia just by Topping off the
parts you can get at.
Half Russia,s. heavy industries
are in the Ukraine. Three-fifths of
Russia's coal comes from the
Ukraine, and about three-fifths of
Russias iron and steel. Nine
tenths of Russia's crude oil comes
from the Caucasus-three-quar-
tiers from the Baku district alone;
practically all Russia's refining
capacity is there.
But things have been changing.
In 1913 all Russia's iron and steel,
pretty well, came from the
Ukraine.
Now. it is not three-fifths, and
it was planned, ty developing other
more distant areas, to have il
only half by the end of next year.
Coal IS the same. Nine-tenthS OF
it came from the Ukraine in 1913
Now it is three-fifths. And next
year ii was planned to be less than
half. The shift is, and has been,
away TO the new centers in Asia.
Between the Urals and the
Volga there is a new oil district,
a second Baku they call it, turn
ing out perhaps 100000 tons OF
oil year, nothing like the eau
casian output but still five to
seven per cent of the 30-odd mill
lion tons produced by all Russia,
and il is going I'D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Long Train Transports
Beef for Soldiers

LEESVILLE. La, Sept. 10
GNS)-Picture a train of refrig-
orator cars two and half miles
long, and every one of the cars
'crammed with frozen, homeless
beef.
The office Of the quartermastcr.
Fourth Corps Area" says that's
how much space will be required
for the shipping TO Leesville in
September of just one item on the
menu of the 303,000 soldiers TAX
ing part in the large scale Louisi-
ana army maneuverS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Mexican Asks BACKING
OF Roosevelt Address

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 13.-
GNS)-Predicting the European
conflict will develop into a war
Of continents" Mexican Foreign
Minister Ezequiel Padilla today
urged all American nations TO
Join the United States in defense
Of freedom of the seas.
In statement issued after he
conferred with United States AM
baSSador JoSephuS Daniels. Padilla
acclaimed President Roosevelt'S
shoot on sight address.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
distributed by International News servic,
BY special permission OF the British
BrOadCastinE Corporation official
organ 'TOndon CalllnK"l

organ, London Calling"D
LONDON. Sept. 13.-If Hitler
has attacked Russia TO get quick
economic advantages, it seems TO
me he has made big mistake.
Look at this question of oil from
the Caucasus and wheat from the
Ukraine. Actually, on the basis OF
the latest impartial estimates here,
the oil supply position of Nazi
Europe doesn't appear to be any
thing like desperate-yet.
Before the war. Germany, Italy
and the European countries they
now control used about $4,000, 00C
metric tons of oil a year for their
Civilian needs. Now, by rationinG
and strict control. that has prob
ably been cut down 10 100000 or
10000 600 tons a year.
In Europe, from natural oil
wells and synthetic production,
the Germans can get perhaps
100000 or 100000 tons a
year. which (when you add in the
stocks laid in or captured earlier)
leaves a fair margin for military
use, provided no long-drawn-out
campaign is started.
But now whatever oil the Ger
mans were getting from Russia
has stepped. If the Germans do
get TO the Caucasus. they will
surely find the refineries put out
of action. In the short run, and
that means many months. this
war will probably lose the Ger
mans more oil than they will gain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Not a Granary

And then there is the grain
from the Ukraine" Actually, the
Ukraine, the country behind
Odessa on the Black Sea, is not
a granary at all.
1t is true that although the
Ukraine is only two per cent OF
the whole area of Soviet Russia
its cultivated area is Is per cent
of all the Russian land under cul-
tivation. But its-populatfon is also
is per cent of the population oil
Russia, which means that by and
large the produce of the Ukraine
is needed just TO keep the standard
Iof living up to the general Rus
sian level, and the average yield
of Russia's agriculture is stillewell
below the standard Of central and
western Europe.
The Germans don't care whether
the Russians starve or not. But
who is going to lift the harvests
and work the fields if they do
starve? The Germans haven't any
men to spare.
There is a similar point about
Russias oil. The Germans will
take il. if they can. But they can't.
For one thing, il is not there just
lying in tanks ready for the in
vaders.
1t has got to be worked, got out
of the ground; and if you divert
1t to Germany you take is away
from Russian agriculture, which
to keep up its present output
is dependent on oil and gasoline
for tractors, combines, and trucks.
And if you do that you cans feed
the workers, and you must have
the workers.
Even if the Germans do get the
old established industrial centers,
around Leningrad, around Mos
COW, and the Ukraine and the
Caucasus as well--a tall order
there is a lot more of Russia be-
yond. There is the coal, iron and
steel and metal area of the Don
basin. There is the mining, metal
and machine center in the Urals,
usually known by the iron ore
deposits around Magnitogorsk
There is a most important new
industrial center in West Siberia
and Kusnetzki or Kusbas Bason.
There are minerals and industries
in the Far East, the Karaganda
coal district in Kasakstan West
Asia) and the new textile centers
in Asia at Taschkent, Samarkand
and Buchaca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
International New. servie. Cable

LONDON, Sept. 13.-The dra-
matte story of how an American
built Standardization bomber of
the Raj discovered, attacked and
captured "A German submarine was
revealed today.
Squadron Leader J II. Thomp-
son came upon the submarine after
a British warship had put a shot
into its coming tower, forcing il
10 stay on the surface in heavy
seas.
He said:
a number of the U-boats
crew were In the coming tower
when made my first attack
but they speedily ducked, only
10 meet other crew members
who came from the hull 10 see
what all the shooting was about.
"The result was that 80 or 40
OF them were damned in the
small coming tower.
Il continued 10 fire until they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
73 Petition Council
To Install Traffic Light

Scvcnty-thrce persons living In
the vicinity OF Chandler Park
drive and Cadicux road Saturday
pctitioncd the Wayne County road
commission, the common council
and the police department 10 in
stall a traffic light at that inter.
section.
Because there Is no traffic
signal. there has been an aver
age of one major accident per
week at that intersection during
the Summer months" the petit
ton stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

let us organize Merchandise club foi
YOU; wide assortment u merchandise
large profits. for fan information call oI
write Royal Crown Co, 527 Woodward
Cherry 27S2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Oil Industry Acts
.ToBeat Shortage
OF Gas in Fast
BY MICHAEL PRONE
Int1 News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The
American petroleum industry is
conducting an about campaign TO
beat the shortage Of gasoline on
the Atlantic Seaboard.
The entire industry has begun
a $3000Oo.000 construction pro-
gram 10 eliminate shortage OF
transportation, what it calls "the
sole bottleneck in the industry's
defense service" While transpor-
tation facilities were considered
adequate before the war, many of
our oil tankerS are now in the
service of Great Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Ontario May Return
.Quints 10 Parents

TORONTO, Sept. 13.-(INS)-
The Ontario government today
took up an order in council which
if approved will return the Dionne
quintuplctS TO their parental home.
The order would restrict the
government board of guardians TO
handling solely the quints' finan-
cial affairs and would leave their
personal upbringing TO the parents.
The quintS have lived away from
their parents almost since birth.
Their wealth was estimated by one
of the guardians today 10 be be-
tween Sl,200,000 and $l,3000O0.