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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01

Prospect girls won victory from
the Recreation Park girls with the
overwhelming margin OF 81 to 3s
in the interpark games Thursday.
Scores were baseball. Prospect II,
Recreation 8; paddle tennis.
singles, Prospect 3. Recreation 8;
paddle tennis doubles. Prospect 4,
Recreation 4; croquet singles,
Prospect 6, Recreation 6: croquet
doubles, Prospect 4, Recreation 4;
checkers, Prospect Is, Recreation
5. Each team was scored 10 points
for the jack game which was not
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
CHAPTER SIX

9. AND so they let US all
go home" Henry reported to his
wife. "All except Mr.. King. Hans
brought me home In his car. You
see. didn't get as wet as though
I had gone to the Leisure Hour
club"
Mrs. Potter was rocking back
and forth In her rocking chair by
the sewing table. Henry 'Potterl
Get out Of those wet clothes! Do
you mean to stand there and tell
me that you've been with those in
sane model railroaders, that you
were accused of murder and got
out only by the skin Of your teeth,
and that 1t was no worse than 60
ing to your checker club?"
Bat 1t wasn't so bad-the model
railroad club, mean. You're right
about it being silly, Of course, my
dear, but when it attracts bankers,
and :"
Muruerers, you mean!
STANLEY King is no more a MUIR
derer than-than / ami
Henry! The police say he Is.
Isn't that good enough for you? 1t
is for me. never did like that man.
Remember how he got rich when
the railroad company failed In
1929? It was he who persuaded us
to buy stock In 1t. What was 1t
called? The Coast railroad. We lost
a years savings"
Her husband was moving toward
the bedroom. "Just the same" he
commented, as he unbuttoned his
wet shirt, I'D like to get chance
10 prove the police are wrong"
Don't tell me you think you
could prove it?"
Henry jerked open his collar.
We'll, suppose you tell me how Mr..
King could have shot John Ives
without us hearing the shot? We
were all listening, to hear Ives ex-
PLANTATION when King went into the
control room to find out why the
trains crashed. We didn't hear a
thing. Ives would have spoken II
he'd been alive when the banker
went in there. King must have told
the truth. Ives was dead"
No response came from Mrs.
Potter. Henry could hear her rock
ing chair slowing doU !. He could
slmost imagine her thoughts as
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01

away from the track. He frowned
down at the toy. Il wonder why
they don't make these things more
realistic? Look at those cars, Rich
ard. They're obviously just pieces
Of tin. And the couplers on
them ="
The boys eyes widened. Say,
you aren't thinking of getting ="
Nonsense! What put such an
idea into your head? 1t just seems
strange that the manufacturer
didn't take a little more pains to
make these true to scale. Why, just
That's what l told you last
Christmas, Pop. For only two dol
lars more l coulda :"
Richard! Will you please stop
calling me Pop! Where's the box
this-this plaything goes into?"
Henry was holding a section Of
track in his hands as Richard
brought the box from under the Ia
BILE. Nov this is what l mean"
said Henry, narrowing his eyes at
the track. See this rail? 1t is at
least three-eighths Of an inch high.
This is supposed to be quarter-inch
scale. If it were enlarged up to
full size for a regular railroad, the
rail would be IS inches high. You
can see how absurd that would be,
can't your"
Henry" Mrs. Potter called from
the kitchen doorway, ARE you
starting to play with trains?
Breakfasts ready"
Henry dropped the track into the
box. You can finish the job after
breakfast, Richard. Excuse me a
minute. heard the paper land on
the porch"
He brought in the damp news
paper and opened it at the break
fast table. IT'S on the front page"
he announced. His eyes widened.
Martina Look at tl4isi They've re-
leased Mr.. King! / knew ! was
right"
Martha snatched the paper out
Of his hands. HIM. Ballistics
expert says bullet which killed
John Ives was not fired from gun
found in Stanley Kings pocket.
Evidence against King purely cir
cumstantial. Police apologize"
II should think they would" said
Henry.
Henry! Do you realize what this
means? You're under suspicion
againw
Me-" Henry rose.
Gosh, Pop / didn't know you
killed anyone"
Richard" snapped his mother
please keep still"
Henry's voice wouldn't behave.
''B-but, M-martha-how could any
one suspect me? Why lin not
even a member Of their club. l."
you were one Of the eight
there" his wife reminded him.
your arrival was suspicious, I'd
say. warned you. Henry-and I'd
be willing to bet the police are
coming for you this minute!"
ITO BE ContinuedD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
Del Mar Track to
Open Season Today

Del Mar, Cal, Aug. up Bing
Crosby's Del Mar Race Track opens
It's fifth summer meeting today with
an eight-rsce card featuring the
1880 siX-turlong Inaugural Handi-
cap.
Given top weight OF the nine en-
tries was Camp Verde. owned by
Sam Briskin. at lis pounds. Pre-
race fayorites were Gold Bubble
Altadena Stables Hollywood Park
winner, and Walter G Mecarty's
Lassator. also a consistent Ingle.
wood winner.
Crosby predicted the best meet.
ing in his tracks history, because
OF the presence OF such turf stars
az affotaud-, Porter e cap, Staretor,
aetsEeBT fiyEter!eai and AagHFy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
Dodgers Obtain
Three Players

New York. Aug. 1-UP-Manager
Leo Durocher's cries for help for
the staggering Brooklyn Dodgers
were answered today and three
new players reported to the Flat
bush forces in Chicago. They
were Johnny Allen, 36-year.old
Highlander waived out OF the
American League, Tom Tatum.
right-handed hitting outfielder, and
Tom Drake, right-handed pitcher.
Tatum and Drake come from the
Nashville Southern Association
club.
What help Allen, Tatum and
Drake may be for the Dodgers,
who've lost six out of nine on their
western trip and slumped from a
four-game lead to fall two games
behind the Cardinals in 16 days re.
mains to be seen. Allen, bought
from the Browns for a reported
$4,000, will soon get his chance to
give the herky-jerky Dodger pitch.
ing stan some help. He pitches
against the Cubs today. As for
Tatum and Drake, they can't do
much worse than some other
Dodgers have been doing lately.
In the last II games. Durocher
has used IS pitchers, an average Ct
more than three per game. Not
single Dodger pitcher has gone
the route amid won since Luke
Hamlin beat the Cubs July Is.
Whit Wyatt has failed in his last
four starts and Kirby Higbe in
his last three. These are the two
guys who were supposed to pitch
Brooklyn TO the pennant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
Howard Jones
Rites inOhio

Los Angeles. Aug. up The
body OF Howard Jones. S.. former
University OF Southern California
football coach. is TO be sent 10
Middletown. Ohio. today for flu
neral services and burial in the
family plot. Services were held
here yesterday.
Jones son, Clark. and his broth.
er. Tad Jones. will accompany the
body. He will be buried Tuesday
afternoon, following services at
Middletown.
At the services here. hundreds OF
football fans. friends and former
Use football players packed the
First Methodist Church. DR.. Henry
Bruce. vice president OF use, de-
livered the eulogy.
He will live as long as the great
game OF American football is play
ed, and wherever college men gath.
er and the conversation turns to
football, his name will be recited
with reverence and sadulation." DR..
Bruce said.
The Rev. Glenn Phillips, a close
friend OF Jones for many years,
made the funeral address.
Jones died Sunday of q heart
attack.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
NZWNM CW7LH!9
RXCXARD HOUGH7OW/

she sat there, her sewing idle in
her lap.
Henry put on his pajamas. I'm
going to bed, Martha"
The rocking chair stopped and
the light in the kitchen snapped
of. THE police must have some
good reason" said Martha as she
appeared in the doorway.
"And there was that gum" Henry
added. I'm sure it was the one ]
saw in Ives pocket. And there was
the shot I heard outside, in the
storm, before l went into the build
ing,"
Mrs. Potter shifted. II suppose
you are going to tell me you think
Ives was shot in the back of the
head when he was walking through
the woods, and died a half hour
laterw
That's impossible. He was killed
instantly. The bullet was in the
book of instructions he always
props up in front of him. But
there's some connection, I'm sure
Of it."
"As a detective, Henry Potter,
you would be the laughing stock
Of Dimsdale. Forget the whole
thing-including that model rail-
road club"
Henry did his best. Moreover, he
was very tired, probably from the
unusual excitement. He managed to
doze off, but woke some time later
to hear his wife mumbling, "Stan-
ley King-shot-couldn't hear
train wreck-gun--"
She subsidized after that, and he
had no more trouble sleeping-ex-
cept that trains kept chasing him,
operated by strange little people
who had no expression in their
faces.
The rain was still falling in the
morning. The countryside was sod
den as Henry locked Oft the win
dow. He dressed early and went
out on the porch to read what the
morning paper had to say, but
there was no paper.
Late" said Henry to himself.
Too much mud. That delivery boy
shouldn't use a bicycle in this
weather. Just my luck II the paper
doesn't get here until after break
fast"
Richard came downstairs. His
father reminded him sternly, you
left your train tracks In the living
room last night"
saw gee, Pop, they weren't In
anyone's way" Richard argued like
typical 15-yesr-old.
DO I have to speak TO you more
than once?"
"Okay, okay."
'T'll help you"
Richards mouth dropped open.
Huh ?"
We'll, why not7 Come on"
"Yeh, but Richard fol-
lowed Henry into the living room.
You're feeling all right, aren't
you, Pop? There isn't some-
thing :"
Henry was pulling the sofa back
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
INVESTIGATES FIGHT

Detroit. Mich, Aug. state Box
ing Commissioner John j. Hettche
today was investigating the Roscoe
Toles-Al Delaney fight of Wednes-
day night to determine whether
Delaney. Canadian heavyweight
champion, had trained properly
Hettche said he could not account
for the fact that Delaney had gained
ten pounds between Weigh.in time
Monday night and fight-time We'd
nesday night. He held up Che 800
forfeits of both fighters. Delaney
was knocked out in the third round.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
Prospect, Recreation, Woodruff
Winners in Interpark Contests

played. Point score for baseball.
20 points, went to Prospect.
Winner in the games between
Woodruff boys and those from
Recreation Park. was the Recres-
ton team. Woodruff won the base
ball game, with score OF ~
against s. stacking away 20 points.
Other scores were, paddle tennis
singles. Recreation 10. Woodruff.
0; paddle tennis doubles, Recrea-
ton 4, Woodruff 4; croquet
singles. Recreation IL. Woodruff
O.; croquet doubles. Recreation g..
Woodruff O; checkers. Recreation
10, Woodruff 10; horseshoes sin
giles, Recreation s. Woodruff g..
horseshoe doubles. Recreation L.
Woodruff 4. Final scores were
Recreation 81. Woodruff 49,.
In the Woodruff Prospect
playoffs Woodruff was winner
with a final score OF 56 points 10
Prospects a.. The baseball game.
which counted for 20 points was
won by Woodruff with six runs
against their opponents five.
Other scores were paddle tennis
singles, Woodruff 3, Prospect 8;
paddle tennis doubles, Woodruff
4. Prospect 4; croquet doubles
Prospect 8, Woodruff 0; checkers,
Woodruff Is. Prospect 3; horse
shoes singles, Woodruff Q. Pro
spect 4. horseshoe doubles. wood
ruff 4, Prospect 4.
Games between the boys from
Harriet playground and those from
Recreation Park came out with
tie at the final score. The baseball
game was won by tho Recreation
team. while other games were
divided.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01

Registrations were TO start at
o'clock this afternoon In
Charles McKenny Hall for the third
rally OF the Alumni Track Club OF
Michigan State Normal College. A
full program OF talks. golf. softball,
swimming, banquets and dancing
has been arranged for the two-day
roundup.
This evening there will be an
informal dinner at $3.50 in Charles
McKenny Hall, to be followed by a
talk fest and parlor games at the
American Legion Home.
The highlight of the roundup
will be the club banquet at 7:l5
Saturday evening in Charles Nc
Kenny Hall. The principal speaker
will be DR.. owen ]. Cleary. a mem
Der OF the track team in l9lS.1919.
Gus Howard. Detroit. trackster in
1882, will provide entertainment.
He is a professional entertainer
now. Registrar C. p. Steimle, OF
the 1903 track team, will give the
official welcome and Coach Lloyd
Odds, participant in 1916, will
give some of the history OF the
teams and the department.
A total of $50 invitations, going
back TO 1891 when the varsity
track team was organized on the
campus by Joe Jenkins were sent.
Jack Johns, Wyandotte, 1881, is
secretary. and he and a committee
have been working for two years
on the mailing list of alumni.
According to early indications,
alumni from as far east as Boston,
as far west as Lincoln. Neb., and
as far south as Miami, Fla, are ex'
pected.
William Arbaugh. Detroit. 1915
is chairman. and following the
dinner Saturday night, motion pic
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
Waldorf Plans to
Coach All Stars

Chicago, Aug. 1-UP-Lynn Wal
dorff. head football coach at North
western University, today accepted
an invitation to serve on the coach
ing staff of the College All-Stars
who play the professional champion
Chicago Bears Aug. 2S.
Four other coaches, another from
the Midwest and one each from the
East, South and Far West. will be
selected. One will be named head
coach.
Thirty Of the 70 players invited
to participate already have sent &C
ceptances. Practice sessions open
at Northwestern campus Aug. 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
ON INJURED LIST

Chicago, Aug. I -UP-Pitcher
Claude Passeau probably will re-
main on the injured list for anoth.
er 10 days. the Chicago Cubs
learned today. Physicians said
that new x-rays showed Passeau
had suffered a broken rib as we'll
as damaged tissue when he slid
into second base during last Sat
urday's game with the Giants,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
SIGN CONTRACTS

Chicago. Aug. / TIP - The
Chicago Bears, professional foot
ball team. today announced that
James Sweet Lalanne. Cniyer.
silly OF North Carolina backfield
star, and BIZ Glenn, back. who
played AZ Eastern Illinois Teach
ers College at Chsrlestown, have
signed contracts for the 1871
season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
SYNOPSIS

I Henry Potter. to escape his vife's
inagging starts to walk to the village in
the rain for an evening OF checkers
His umbrella collapses and he seeks
shelter at long deserted wildwood
osse ra TnoSe 1g basement nnss, room
elaborate miniature train system. He
meets the members clumsy but ami
able Hans Svenson, fat little Professor
Bisbee. Banker Stanley King. his
friend Marcia. fiirtatious Susan Baker,
Henrys young neighbor. Laurence
nelli. somber John Ives, who a few
minutes later is found shot to death in
the train dispatcher's tiny room. The
coroner is summoned and pronounces
II murder. The banker is arrested when
q revolver is found in his coat pocket.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
How They Stand
AN ERIcAN LEAGUE

Ndmts DenInd leader.
Thursdays Results
New York 6-5, Detroit 80 (second
game called end of eighth, dark.
ness).
st. Louis ISL, Boston ia (sec-
ond game called end OF eighth.
darkness).
Philadelphia 9, Chicago 2.
Cleveland at washington, rain.
Today's Games
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Only games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
FILE STRIKE NOTICE

Lansing. Aug. 1-UAW-CTO filed
a strike notice Thursday against
Gar Wood Industries, Inc, asking
for Is per cent pay increase. and
establishment of an auto-allowance
system for specified employees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
CRASH INTO TRUCK

Monroe, Aug. Addison Jor-
dan, 60. and E. NJ. Bailey. 81, both
OF Route 3, Toledo, were killed
Thursday afternoon when their
car crashed head-on into a truck
on Telegraph Road, six miles
south of Monroe. They were at
tempting to pass another car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
DRIVER FACES CHARGE

Mt. Clemens, Aug. Ronald
Russier. 90. Birmingham. was
bound over to Circuit Court Thurs
day on a manslaughter charge IN
the death OF Helen Andrachlk. 10,
Hamtramck. She died after being
hit by Russiers car Wednesday
night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
CHOOSE Clio UNION

Monroe, Aug. 1-Employes of
the South Side plant of the Con-
solidated Paper Co., in an NLRB
election Thursday designated Lo-
cal 1904, United Paper, Novelty
and Toy Workers (CIO), as col
lective bargaining agent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01

Saginaw. Aug. 1-Pickets at the
strike-bound Wickes Boiler CO.
Thursday permitted II carloads OF
boilers and boiler parts to be ship
ped TO Indiana and Illinois fac
tories working defense contracts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01

WASHINGTON ms - Presl.
dent Roosevelt Thursday signed the
tration authority to construct net.
work Of pIpe.lnea 70 tranaport oil.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
Druggists on
Short End of
Tally Again

Central Specially
Hangs 8 to 4 Count
on Them
Evening star., 1941-03-28
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

In Eastern Africa, near the equa-
Tor, live the Nasal warriors and
herdsmen. Although they have dark
skins they are only partly of Negro
descent.
Between the ages of 16 and q
q Nasal youth is soldier. Later
he marries and becomes the owner
Or part owner of a flock of goats
Or herd of cattle.
Nasal homes are made from hides
stretched over long poles. When
ME people are about to start on
march they take down their homes
and carry them along. The folded
hides are placed on the backs of
nonileys, and the poles drag on the
ground behind the animals.
The leading men of the tribe may
have several wives. The favorite
Is likely to be given a large supply
of ornaments, including brass or
copper wire, which she wraps about
her legs and arms. A large amount
Of wire proves that the husband is
"rich," and the wife may find her
self loaded down so heavily that
she can hardly walk.
Nasal men are tall, and their
bodies are well formed, but often
they plaster their faces with red
earth or white clay and do not
make a pleasant sight. Around
shedr legs some of them wear feather
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Bridqe SwindIes

10 Pass 40 Pass
Pass Pass
West led the king of diamonds,
and South dropped his diamond
seven without the slightest hesita-
tion. Thereupon West went into a
slight huddle.
To shift to spades might give
South a free finesse-or, perhaps,
spare him a guess. To shift to clubs
might result in the loss of a trick.
The singleton trump would produce
horrible result if East had three
trunps to the queen.
All shifts, therefore, were danger
ous-or so West thought. Then west
thought of that large-looking five of
diamonds which his partner had
played on the first trick. Where
were the three and two of diamonds?
If East had either of those cards, the
diamond five had been the beginning
of "come-on" signal-asking for
q diamond continuation.
So West finally led a small dia-
mond at the second trick, deceived
by South's falSe-card of the seven
of diamonds. South naturally dis
earded club from the dummy and
then easily made his contract. If
West had shifted to any other suit,
the defense could have taken four
tricks without any trouble.
X X X
Yesterday you were Howard
schenken's partner, and with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
AK73
= AKA
NK952
AAK6
The bidding:
Jacoby You Maier Schenken
Pass 10 Pass IA
Pass 2NT Pass 3A
Pass "A Pass 5A
Pass CD
Answer-Bid six spades. You are
strong enough to accept this slam
invitation since you have full value
for your bidding, including two aces.
Evening star., 1941-03-28

Partner cannot have enough for a
grand slam, so there is little point
in bidding one of your aces.
Score 100 per cent for six spades,
80 per cent for six clubs or six
Evening star., 1941-03-28

hearts, go per cent for five trump,
20 per cent for pass.
Question No. 719.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and, with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold:
AQJ J10842
2J103
8 "A
475'
The bidding:
Schenken. Jacoby. Maier. You.
Pass 10 Pass IA
Pass 2NT Pass {?
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle
-Musui Homes Taken AIono

men, but they are no good in what
is called modern warfare" The
more up-to-date Nasal soldiers are
equipped with muskets.
When several hundred Nasal are
on the march, their goats and cat
tie eat the grass and shrubs along
the route Great clouds of dust
are raised, and the parade" may
be more than miles long.
Many Nasal tribesmen live in
Kenya, a British colony of Eastern
Africa. Thousands of the men have
entered the British Army and have
taken part in fighting against Ital-
ian troops in Somaliland.
Among the relatives of the Ma
sal are the Turkana. They live
about the border between Kenya
and Uganda and are noted for their
great height Most of the Turkana
men are between 6 and 7 feet tall.
(For Travel Section of Your scrapbook.)
If you want a free copy of the
illustrated leafiet on the "Seven
Wonders of the World" send me
Scent stamped, self addressed
envelope in care of The Evening
Star.
I~eA Rad
Tomorrow: Letters From Readers.
Evening star., 1941-03-28

Answer-Bid six spades. You are
strong enough to accept this slam
invitation since you have full value
for your bidding, including two aces.
La gaceta., 1941-05-08

Ell libro mas grande y mas ca
70 que Sc conoce es I'm ejemplar
de la Biblia y 10 posee la Biblio-
teca Vaticana. Esta Biblia Sc
halIa sscrita en- hebreo.
Pesa 1872 lilogramos y para
movero de un lado a otro sc pre-
elsa ell esfuerzo de tres hon.
bres.
Los israelitas quisieron com
prarlo a principles del Siglo
XVI Y al efecto intentaron rea-
liar nagociaciones con ell Papa
Julio II, llegando a ofrecer Ell
peso en- orc def venerable info
lilo, sin llegar, naturalmente, a
conseguir su intento.
La gaceta., 1941-05-08
Estudiantes: vamos a Ieer el idioma espahol
eel hombre que habIa dos Ienguas vale pOr do
PoR MARY GIL CoRTINA

porta a la vaz mas que los ESta.
dos Unidos?
IL. jQue paises Sc conocen
como los del A. B. c.?
II. 5Qu6 ar.iIta latino-slme-
ricaro Sc reconoce en- TODD eli
mundo como I'm genio en- Ell pin.
tar de ~frescos?
Is. GQue pals ha sido llama
d con algunas ocasiones la Suiza
de la America del Sur?
Ia. Ell nombre de Guadalupe
es popular entire las mujeres de
la America Latina. IEn cual de
ol'os tiene mayor popul1ridad?
Is. iQu6 pals es conocido CO.
no Ga perla de las Antillas'?
16. jEn que pals latino-ame-
ricano esta la Casa Blanca de
Ponce de Leon?
II. JQue ciudad en- Sud A
merica es llamada la ciudad de
'os reyes?
Is. En- que pals Sc cultiva la
0erba mate como uno de sus
principajas prCductos?
10. La famosa avenida de Ma
no, ia que pals Sud Americana
pertenece?
20. IEn que ciudad esta 81
tuada Ia mas vieja catedral del
Nluevo Mundo?
Estas preguntas no son diff
Ell sabado dare las contes-
taciones sobre la misma base de
Gas anteriores.
Hasta el sabado y buena suef.
to en- euanto a las contestacio-
mes.