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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Hitler Followed teachings Of 900 Pampheteers

Referring to the disparity between Na and
Torrance country country. Doctor Heinemann
characterized by Hitler reaconary seeking
new life in this country points
The NaZs had I'm OF these hey
were about to do What actually happened that old
Of the Pantermanst
v Bernhard Hse and Tannenberg literally
The procedure exactly prescribed by these obscure
phleteers' the period
won Berhardrs racial and
In CzechO- Sloyaka TEeitsefkes
The contents OF Tannenbergs and Frymanns plans
the secret petitions 1915 which laid
dspOssesson OF private individuals
transfer industrial
Bey's
land Belgium and Denmark; the
Wagner Of l90ieverythng performed schedule
measure adopted every step taken be traced back the
presumably stale the
forgotten The plans of the period
gardng German expansion
has been laid down by the
This researcher would have believe genius
lay largely in employing competent clerk riddle the files
pre-Nazi Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Are You Astonished?
How does this extraordlnar

How does this extraordinary
situation impress YOU
Are you astonished that the
department of justice is insti-
tuting an investigation and that
Administrator John Carmody of
the Federal Works Agency has
requested the OPM, the labor
department and the depart
-nannt- of Justice 10 furnish full
explanations? Or that Wash
ington newspaper dispatches
voice expectation that the Tru-
man committee investigating de-
tense activities will dig into the
whole matter forthwith?
For years exhaustive research
has been conducted into the
feasibility of supplying accept
able small homes at greatly re-
duced cost. The general verdict
has been that this objective can
be achieved only through pre-
fabrication. meaning mass fac
tory production of the fashioned
parts, their shipment as a COM
plete package 10 the construc-
tion spot. and their erection
practically overnight.
My information is that at last
such homes are obtainable at
cost of 50 per cent or less OF old
style homes. that each can be
assembled. put up in about one
day by only a handful of trained
workers.
The need never was as urgent
as today, when in many defense
centers living accommodations
are tragically inadequate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Freedom of Air
Vital 10 u. 5.

CHICAGO. Oct. Freedom
of the seas means freedom to use,
in peaceful commerce. the oceans
of the world--the oceans of water
and the ocean of the air, c. r.
Smith, president Of American Air
lines, Inc, declares today in a
full-page advertisement which APP
peared in The Detroit Times yes
terday and is running in newspa-
pers from coast TO coast.
Pointing out that 70 per cent of
the earths surface is covered hy
water-about 100000 square
miles. Smith add that infinitely
more vast than the waters of the
earth is the universal air. The
Atlantic Ocean is a mere puddle
when compared with the immen-
sity of space.
THE air Is not divided into
individual oceans because IL COW
ers the eartb's surface, not 10
per cent but 100 per cent. Air
Is the common denomination of
all peoples. everywhere. IL Is
the only uninterrupted nayigs-
BILE ocean which comes to the
threshold of ever mans door,
For centuries, travellers have
had to change vehicles where
land ends and ocean begins. But
matters little what Is beneath
the airpIane-mountain or val
ley. water or desert. Now, a
single vehicle, the aIrplane, can
transport YOU over any and all
Of the surface of the earth.
Freedom Of the seas means
freedom to use, In peaceful COM
merce, the oceans Of the world
the eceaas- pfWateF -aad the
universal ocean Of air." he said.
I'm exact ratio we think I'm
terms Of air transportation
within the United States, and
utilize 1t. will we be prepared
In international air commerce.
Without that participation,
America cannot be adequately
represented, either I'm commerce
or Defense" Smith concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Detroit Produce

Trading was rather light AZ me Detroit
Union Produce Terminal ths morning n
fresh fruits and vegetable leeoers heaa
Lettuce was STEADY pa'ainfs continued
steady apples were about sieAdy onions
were steady All stock noted is Eoct
quality and good condition unless otherwise
APPLES Michigan bushe crates Nc.
Intosh T. = 80. l. 2 . -inc1 min 81 81
U 8. Unity. 81 Ionaihans T. s 80 T.
21-inch min. 81 rs; Rhode Island Green
~ ". Greetings. Z. s. No. i. - -inch
min. 81 snoWs H. s. No ~ Inch
min. 81; a.. inch. 75c shiawassees, L. s.
No !. ~ Inch min. soc. West Virginia
bushei baskets Delicious. 81 90 , s.
Maryland boxes Delicious. T. +. No. T.
2 y Inch min, 81. 50. virginia boxes De
w S,,ls eoSs. re- nsl in ara P s.
Delicious extra fancy sfs-l25s 81 % 2.45.
fancy 72s-i25s. 81 t0H 3 49, l3ss163s s.
CRANBERRfEs- Massachuscns q barre
boxes EaEy Blacks. So Is. h-oarrei boxes
cARRoTs-ToE Angeles crates dozer
punched Idaho fair - 23a2 50. Cali
Celery Mich.san eanehe. do5sr
stalks agc
cUCUMBERs Louisiana bushel haskeu
generally good quality 81 TaH gn i 3
10 /. y 425. few repacss 81 j1. siieers
GRAPES California display JUGS To-
kays, 81 .65u1.75. Thompson sredless
81 s0n175, fair. 81 8Oll 90 White Na
lagas 81 30 n 35 Rihiers 81 81 2. ac
C inc 20 uaack
JUICE GRAPES s-lb Jugs calf0ul'
fa0dela. $3.50 f.f5. 2elh ues 81 sol
as.b Ines :, ssa, ,. ~ So Aii'an'es
LkTTl CE-Lo Angeles crates Iceberi
type California saiinas-W ats0nviHe District
dozens, 50 30 2 %. fair $3.50 $50
4 dozens. 50. 5O4 s. -k3Hr2-aaZ--
MUSHROOMS Michigan lib cartons
n - Csc; Ohio pint cartons. fiit aI2iHc
ONIONS-50-lh. sacks Sweet spanish
". 9. No. 1. 3-in. and larger. Utah 81 10
Idaho. 81 100 20. Colorado 2-3-in size
81 20. Idaho u s. No J. Whites Sc
Pin and larrer. 81 so MICHIGAN u. 40
=. Yeilows, 500 or more 2-in and larger
'l 10. generally good condition 81 O5
fO-ih sacks. Yellow Boilers lsc. u s. 80
Whites. 70gs gin and larger 81 - y
PEARs-CaHfornla lug Bariietts So
g--5- OREGON box Bartletts 81 rs 13 10.
- PEAS-California hushel baskets So 81
IS. hushel hampers, 50 So
POTATOFS-10 O-Ib sacks Idaho Russo
Burbanks. u. s. No l. washed. $50 rs
mostly s2.iod2 IS, i0lb sacks. 2fG25c
o. s. Commercials. 100-ib. saiks 81 10 I'd
IS. Maine i5-lb. sacks. u s No
Ratahdins and Chppewas % CSC Indiani
Cobbiers u s No brushed 81 20 Il
125: Michigan Chppewas ard Katahsins
l. 8 No. \. 81 25n 40. Russet Rurals
H. s. No 1 81 2la a. CahhlnEa--tt- I,
No 7. Sis Ponuacs, very Few sales
1897 so
RUrkRhGhs Canada selb sacks Csc
SWEET POTATOES Busbei crates a.
8 No L. Porto Rican yams Louisiana
81 f5n1 so Texas 81 f5H So Tennessee
81 354 fo husnel HAMPERS Nancy Halls
81 IS. New Jersey hushel hampers. s
No I. Jerseys 81 i00215. Virrlnia stav
barrels " 8 no Jerseys SD U.s. L. s
Nc. 4, Goldsasi &3.sj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
VI. =. RMkeyser
Saws Hitler WiZardry
Is Copy of Old Plans
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
International New scr,iee Econonie Commentator

Hiters socaed economic wiZardry large measure
oppounstc taking advantage OF plans prepared
~ his predecessors
For example he and other Nazis found comprehen-
e dissection OF The whole German made aborousy
perior accordance with resolution
by the German Rechssg 10 before the stepped
Office.
German railways who IS not refugee in New York has
Quoted elaborate
and deologes which Hitler has embraced Doctor
einemanns conclusion is that Hitler has been working
other mems ideas and is original thinker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
HugeGun Turret
Plant Rushed

WW YORK. Oct. With
Eventual capacity estimated in ex-
Cess Of -I00.000.OO0 annually, the
first unit Of what will be the larg-
est aircraft gun turret plant in
the world will open this month.
w. S. Symington, chairman of
Emerson Electric Manufacturing
Company, has informed stock
holders.
is anticipated that the en-.
tire plant will be ready for oper-
alton in February. 1912. he said
and capacity operations are an
| ticipated by July. 1912.
Currently. orders on hand for
turretS amount 10 approximately
SIS, 900 600 il was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Meaty Year
e Consumption and Output
Marks Seen by Packers

CHICAGO. Oct. Meat pro-
duction and consumption during
1871 will be the greatest on rec
ord, George A. Schmidt. chairman
OF the board of directors of the
American Meat Institute declared
at the initial session of its thirty
sixth annual convention.
He said pork production this
year will be an amount 5 per cent
smaller than in 1910. production
of beef up about 9 per cent. veal
about 2 per cent. and lamb about
6 per cent. Exports of pork this
year will be largest in several
years, he added. and about four
times as great as in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Forbes
Polite I-Labor
Intrigue Called Peril
To Planned Building
BY b. c. FORBES

Is planned building Of com
Portable homes on a very large
scale in quick time and at very
low cost going 10 be squelched
by pelitieal-laber- intrigue
Matched at Washington?
Published statements are that:
The Federal Works Agency
called for bids on 800 defense
houses in Michigan and that the
lowest bid of 1919, 900 was S431,-
600 under the second-lowest.
The lowest bidder naturally
assumed he would be awarded
the contract and proceeded to
prepare 10 give the government
quick action.
Awarding of the contract.
however, was held up. still is
being held up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Stee! Chdks Up
Tonnage Mark

NEW YORK. Oct. 7. SteeI
operations for the week beginning
October 6 are scheduled at 9S.l
per cent Of ingot capacity, against
969 per cent in the previous
week. an increase of IL points OF
ID per cent. according TO the
American Iron and Steel Institute
A month ago the indicated rate
was 96.9 per cent.
The operating figure scheduled
for this week represents on ton
mage basis, the biggest week in
the history Of the industry AT
about 1921 900 tons. The previ-
GUS peak was 10000 tons in
the May 19 week and July IS
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Mortgage Certificates Called "Caey" Buy

Forest Hills n Y.
Twin imitation affect government bonds? Are mortgage
certificates
Answer As prices rise the purchasing Of the fixed
incomes that bonds yield reduced the prcesof hggade
bonds tends fall Mortgage certificates give interest
mortgage
pledged with Without details will
that Like Secondgrade bonds
chance ef rising price periods Of initiation sIfuiy
bought they good This depends the price paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Moving Up
Index on Food Prices
Resumes Climb

WASHINGTON oct. Cen
eral level of wholesale commodity
prices turned upward last week
after receding slightly in each oil
the two preceding weeks, accord
ing to price index compiled By
National Fertilizer Association.
The index in the week ended
October 4 rose to 1172 from l16.s
in the preceding week A month
ago il was 1853 and a year age
96.9. based on the 1858 average
as 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
LesCis HMney
New Deal Attitude
Keeps Stocks Down
sr%7 "
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor OF Economics, New York University

Palisades Park n. j., asks:
when will imitation he discounted the stock
market-afte returning the gold Standard When
administration Washington"
effect of initiation the steek market is be-
Offset by high corporation income and profits
The tendency Of the
help put and profits down thus stocks
likely normally till different
administration The gold standard has little to do with the
with sound policies
equities corporation earnings
ings will, believe have to be allowed eventually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Stocks Improper Investment for Poor People
Chicago asks


Eve II DID, and have saved under $4,000 live
what will happen If becomes worthless: Do
advise buying stocxs?"
Answer: danger that money will become worth
less The danger that decline in purchasing
value by 20 cent prices rise This might
badly, but would be fatal Some form
aid would have to be TO in such and it would
have Of laborers
No; folks like you afford the risks
stockholders these days Risks affect all funds but old folks
with nothing but small had better take their chances
in ways which do not affect the number dollars they have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Takes Training Course

r r Struyk. floor division sales.
man OF the Armstrong Cork Com.
pany in Detroit. Is attending a
Sales Training Course conducted
at the companyS home office ir
Lancaster this week During the
course current problems and up
to-date method of salesmanShi[
are SiudlpS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

the 3. +. Goodrich Company
Akron.
With the Ferguson Sherman
Manufacturing Corporation, Bray
viii direct an extensive organiza-
ton for the sales of Ford tractor
and Ferguson system farm inn
plements.
Appointment Of Odin Thomas.
authority on industrial personnel
practice. as the sales training
manager Of FcrguSOn-Sherman
Manufacturing Corporation Dear
Worn. has just been announced by
-. c. Henderson. sales promotion
and advertising manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Entitled TO Answer

Shall Sidney Hillman and
other labor leaders be permitted
TO thwart the providing Of suit
able accommodations for defense
workers at unprecedentedly low
cost and at unprecedented
speed? Not only defense work.
ers, but the whole nation. are
entitled to a prompt, equitable
answer TO this pressing question.
Copyright, 1e41. by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Metal Markets

New Xnrk-aHd- rHfi--t@s-tr rrnfgTr0us
metal quotations. supplied by Federated
fin nom nal New YORK % 90 future TN.
l52 90. lake grade copper delivered MID.
west - electr0lvtic spot smeiter 12
casting copper "A a. ST. Louis lead 20
81 Louis ZINC 25. New York sntimony
1A VIfEin aluminium. -.
Tin cost 70 straits imports slightly over
50 Week -cnd copper sales i2f tons
Lead OpM priority has not yet made
any real change IN the way lead IN being
g0fT srd shipped nv producers Export
III 90. resale ~. Free steriing, 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

~ z y > HfIrlS DIT
Washington. is
e X p a nding its
services and has
moved into new
and larger quar-
I ers in t n Q
" n e d Press
Building there,
T h o m as T.
Petzold, presi-
dent, announced
today.
Petzold S aid
that his firm Is
p r G p a r e q
to service in
d u S [ rial con-
Germs in Michi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Dividends

Atlas PlywoOd Corporation de-
clared dividend of 30 cents on
the common. payable November /
20 stock of record October 20.
Paid the same amount August !.
On November / last year 371a
cents was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

TIVE. his DcCTl
appointed gen
eral sales man
ager effective
Immediately. OF
the Ferguson.
Sherman Man
IlfacturlnC Cor.
porauon. Dear
born according
10 an announce
u1cnt by Roger
NJ. Kyes. eNecu-
tive vice presI-
dent.
To take his
new post Bray
resign @ d as
head OF the eX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
British Scholar Warned Of Germenys STRENGTH

objective appraisal trend in Germany
during the Naz prepared British scholar
w Gulebaud under the title The Economic Recovery
Germany" Opposing the wRhfu
economic strength Germany Gulebaud warned
the view that collapse in Germany
then The book constitutes
Naz mechanics of egmenng the production exchange
goods The author points the
such system the ultimate deterioration human nlaites
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Defense Bonds Beat Bank Savings for Interest

Sunnysde ~. Y asks.
(which "A defense bond 0r n
II wise 10 put In n safe-depost boxe"
Answer: The advantage Of the defense bond is that
interest than savings banks territory.
No; Is unw1se 10 safedeposit box This
is boarding and everybody did il, il would hasten imitation.
1t foolish because lose It's value just fast there
anywhere else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Scratches
International New. service wiz.
LAUREL

LAUREL
Weather, clear track fast
First Rsce-Early Spring. Half Inch,
Sailie Harlow, Crystal
Third Races star Strswr. Phair ydler.
Top Flag Daily Dublin
Fourth Race-Pouy Ballet, Voucher.
sixth Race---Transdgure
seventh Race-Bsr Ship, Snow Moon.
Rose Anita,
Eighth Race--Tfnder Gal StinEing,
haewhisk, Bar Play, Bounding Count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

gan, Ohio and Illinois. Prior to
the formation of the firm. he was
with the j. l.. Hudson Company
here in an executive merchandise
ing capacity.
Associated with him is w. A.
Petzold Jr., also formerly of De-
troit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Outlet Company declared divf-
dend Of 81 on the common, pay
able November to stock OF
record October p. Paid the same
amount August I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Bray Thomas Thomas
In Tractor Firm

Wilson c Bray. widely known
In the aptomotive field as a mer-
chandising man and sales CXpcu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Expands
Safes Company

Petzold Sales Company, formed
last February to represent bust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Petroleum Corporation of America net
asset value September 30 was $500 4
share on I SOS 500 shares agAin-, 81 - on
II gzl, 700 shares sept. 30, 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
New Money for Soldiers Not Printing Press Variety

Hagerstown Md. asks
soldiers being paid brand
printing without
Answer No But II docs illustrate how spending
purchasing in the hands producing
goods for sale This shortages and prices also
means strained government credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Explains Why Government Issues Bonds

Detroit Mich, asks:
why doesn't the government Issue greenbacks
stead of bonds, since its debt il big ."
Notes would circulate currency would
tend Furthermore the
get the savings Of people who interest and will
bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
PARAMOUNT PARK
Gather. clear. track. MUDDY

FNINWVINT FAftk
Weather. clear, track. muddy
First Race-Magnolia Cash.
Second Race Mae Bob. The Pelican.
Big Chariot Civil War. Spaipecn
Third Race-Morocco Lad, Malayan.
Dondra. III Brown
Fourth Race Colonel Ttus. Up Jack.
Moccasiu, Peter Pair, Pair sally, A.
curafe Brigade Colors Tvro Lad
Good Lad
Eighth Race Greenocks Boy. Tomocs
Dusky Maid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
HAWTHORNE

Eighth -Tfnder Gal Singing.
hsewhisk, Bar Play, Bounding Count.
HAWTHORNE
Weather cloudy track. muddy.
First Race--Tomgee. Almora. Pstes
Girl. Wawheld
Second Race PaIsak. Dounagina,
Honey Roll shes Right, Mystery Miss.
Third Racs--siiver Wood. oddesa Ro-
reo. Erin Khar Chosen Time. Chatterab,
Viewpoint. hoonbow. The skipper
Fourth Race--Sweet Pesse Annie
Alone Learner. Grey Ethel, syl's Betty
Fifth Race Declared OF Ninth race
70 be run as nfth-Texstar. Doctors
Rose. Best Quality, Wacky JACK, King
Cotton. shersb Jr.. Jerry 3
sixth Race Turkey Hash. stray
chord. Free Miss. Little Jean, Cam Pin.
Bid Up
seventh Race--vslyests. Princely Gift.
Camarsderie
tfuSrvr' BfrEE Boy Steep Pauison
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather raining track. fast
First Race Listaro. JacopobeIle
Swing Band. Bucks Image. Trust
Second Race-Georgia Z. Ruth's Girl.
Somerviile Benehce
Third Raee-Rose Lucky. vaIpone. Bel
mar Boy
seventh Race Mitza.
Eighth ce-Prunay, Cave Hill, Mon
Dot, Old RIVER.
JAMAICA
Weather. cloudy. track fast
FIRST Race Dark Danger
second Rsce-sky DOG. sherron Ann,
Csrvale Dude
Fourth Race-Brght willie, Haekle,
Liste Home Wolf
KEFNLAND
Weather. clear. track, fast
First Race-Lieb Light
Second Race-F7y Ne, Buffalo Bill.
Movita. Arrow Traction.
Third Race-Risky Business Prince
o'Mars. Goal 10 Co Smarty. Braeabout
star Whiz, Cay Nash. Aunt Pet. Range
RIVER DOWNS
Weather. clear. track. heavy.
First Race-Miss Diamond
Fifth Race+Jack w. Waterman
Eighth Race tsub. DECLARED on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Weather. clear. track heavy.
First Race Miss Diamond
Firm Race Jack W, Waterman,
Eighth Race tsub. DECLARED OF
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
U. s. Signal Corps Adds
 I0PerCent to Charges

Effective October 1st, there will be a 10 percent Federal tax on all total tolls collected by the U. s. Signal Corps, here, on every cable, radiogram and domestic telegram.
 This new tax is authorized under the Revenue Act of 194l and all telegraph companies over the entire U. s. and it's possess ions will be forced to collect this additional charge, which must be paid at the time the message is sent. In other words, a message that used to cost $2.OO, will have the additional 10 percent added, making the new charge for the same message, $2.20.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Prisoners To Anchorage

Taking two prisoners with hlm' deputy-marshall Paul Herring left on the Yukon for Seward, and thence by rail to Anchorage, where the Third Division Court Grand Jury vii shortly be in session.
 John Toshwak, native of Afog- nak, is being taken there on a plea of guilty to the alleged charge of first degree murder and Gideon Smith, who has been charged with Attempted Sod omy" will also be brought to the Grand Jury.
 Herring anticipates being gone for about three weeks on these cases and will be accompanied by Dr. A. Bates Jones, city health officer, who will offer eTS pert testimony in certain casee before the Court.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04

Flying in here Sunday in a Woody plane piloted by Don Glass, Jack Molyneaux of Swift & Co.,, "Schillings Best" Taylor, 'DuPont" Murphy and A. w.. Bill" Douglass, spent only a couple of days calling on their local accounts.
 They returned to Anchorage by the same plane Tuesday.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Please Do Not Smoke
 Otherwise .... 90 Days!

Certain persons have been in- dulglng in a very selfish and dangerous practice of smoking in the movie.house lately. Not only IS this practice conclusive to the starting of fires, of which the most of us have a holy horror nowadays, but 1t Is a very selfish thing for one patron to smoke, without thought as to whether or not the person sitting next to them enjoys the aroma of old cigars, or the stench of stale pipes.
 Last week, a patron of a local movie house was smoking, which was against the custom of the theatre, and they were request ed to refrain from doing so. Indignantly refusing, with the aid of some vulgarity, they even- taully engaged in physical com- bat with the authorities and ended up the evening not pleas antly- but being sentenced to a 90 day sojourn in the local bas- tile.
 Local theatre owners respect fully request that all patrons re- frain from smoking inside the show.