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Evening star., 1941-06-02
I Commerce Bureaus
Merge Field Services
To Get Defense Data
Current Business
And Economic Statistics
Are to Be Gathered
Ry OLIVER MCKEE.

In a move designed to increase the
contribution of the Commerce De-
partment to the defense program,
the field staffs of the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
and the Census Bureau have been
consolidated into new field service,
Secretary Jones announced today.
Under the new setup, the 81 field
Offices, located in most of the princl-
pal cities of the country, will gather
economic information for defense
agencies. as well as for commerce.
These Offices have been classified
into two groups. The first are the
IL regional offices, located in the
Federal Reserve citieS-BoSton, New
York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Rich
mond, Atlanta, Chicago, st. Louis,
Minneapolis, Kansas City, Dallas and
San Francisco.
IS District Offices.
The second group consists OF 19 dis
trict Offices. Each will report to the
nearest regional office. District offices
are located in Birmingham, Buffalo,
Charleston, Cincinnati, Denver, De-
troit, Honolulu, Houston, Indian
apoliS, Jacksonville, Los Angeles,
Memphis, New Orleans, Pittsburgh,
Portland, San Juan, Savannah,
Seattle and Wilmington.
The Census Bureau is now setting
up machinery to secure on Nation
wide scale current business and eco
nomic statistics for the Office Of
Production Management and other
defense agencies. Though the bureau
collects statistics on manufacturing
production in its census of manu-
facturers, its figures are out Of date
by the time they are published.
Current Data Needed.
Defense agencies in fixing priori-
ties require current data on indus
trial production, plant capacity, III
ventories and shortages Of essential
materials. One of the duties of the
new field service, which will include
many experts skilled in census tech
nique, Will be to secure current busi-
ness statistics.
These statistics will also be needed
by the Export Control Administra-
ton. department officials pointed
out. More than half our exports are
now subject to export control, and
many other commodities are ex-
pected to be added III the near future
to the list requiring licenses before
they can he shipped abroad.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
DeodIine for Arlington
Candidates Is Thursday

Thursday is the deadline for filing
notices of candidacy in the August
Democratic primary, in which Dele
gate Charles Fenwick and County
Board Member Basil De Lashmutt
of Arlington, Va, are up for re-
election.
No opposition has arisen for
either post, but any person desiring
to run for Office may file with Mr..
Fenwick, Democratic committee
chairman, before the deadline.
The Democrat primary will be
held August 5.
Mr.. De Lsshmutt has served two
Years on the County Board, hav-
ing been elected wheg lne stag
gered terms Eere first put into
effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

the age of 20, believes she's the
'one and only and thinks she
should be chased.
But when a man has passed
the age OF y ne begins to Don-
der iUhether IT'S ioorth chasing
a womdn. He probably has a
fair JOB. nothing TO porrv
about. and poEld rather not
take on something to worry
about. The idea OF HIS beino
chased is all RIGHT Nth hint
the fair maiden can catch him.
THE GIRL also begins to un-
derStdnd a fen things. She soon
learns that to a man there are
a lot OF pebbles on the beach,
and so her chase Is on. When
she sees the man she ipants she
begins mdneuperino and plans
her strategy. No, there's no
doubt about Dho chdses whorF"
Joe Martin STRAINS. age %,
$50 w. 18th ave-, Gary, Ind.
$1,000 prize.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
He Says She

To Joe Martin STRAINS, OF
Gary, Ind, the evidence all
points in the opposite direction.
There is no doubt about who
chases whom" says Joe. There
is an old saying that when a
woman gets set on having some
certain man for her husband
she begins planning his doom.
After All. a woman has to chase
a man. for most men above the
age OF adolescence are either
too dumb or too smart TO chase
women!
up TO the time a fellow IL %
or % he does a mighty lot Of
chasing, for he believes I'm living
ON love and kisses. A girl. up 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

always maintains her best ap-
pearance whether she's dressing
TO please q man or Just herself.
Iva seen love transform many n
boy overnight, but seldom q girl.
Hundreds OF mothers have
watched their heretofore sloppy.
careless. dirty-behind-t he-ears
sons change In q day into clean,
well-dr young men. and
they know there's = girl behind
H. One never sees such changes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
.WOMAN,S EVERY GESTURE
is TO ATTRACT MALE.

Here's one sal-Mss Billie Guilinger Of Battle Creek
Mich who minces words about the matter She writes:
"womans every gesture. every movement 10 made
gracefully possible TO attract the eye Of her favored
maleand perhaps the admiration the rest Of the male
species well. Women work trelcssy TO develop
waists curly eycashes streamined figures and their
individual charm for their satisfaction Of being
well sroomed, but rather 10 be pleasing TO
a pomdn has not begun to lips until she dresses
talks ana acts for the benefit OF the gentleman OF her
choice. II Is much the same II she had pinned her
label on him, for she turns her charm NTH whoe
hearted enthusiasm to cin his lope. Just butterfly
fits close to tloUer. then flies around IL before finally
settling doUn to taste OF its nectar, does In
trieue NTH thousand different praces and then
finally lets him do the chasing after she 10 he Is
sufficiently interested
when q woman Is in love she unconscousy poses at
all times in order 10 look her best She acquires inter-
the things her friend and tries harder to
please him than he could TO please her.
THOUGH lie MEANS WELL A MAN Is MAN AND
CANNOT CHANGE HIS NATURE"
Miss Billie Guinger, 20,
2l0 w. Van Buren, Battle Greek Mich.
so prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
ETHICS OF LAUGHING
OUT OF TURN

sh big hilarious woofinger from behind the potted
palms.
ThrOtu back the head Ike coyote on a 30 per cent
grade and the visibility POWDERS NTH a laptsh
echo.
laugh OF turn at this critical moment equiv
alent to saying TO the bridegroom. Boy what know
about YOU"
joval reverberatiOn is always handy i'm the theatre
when the hero has just pulled six dozen daggers Of
his back while delivering the valedictory OF the Dying
Gladiator octave above the usual loan shark rates
rsucous whoopdedoo at this CONCEALED moment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

man who did the chasing and
the wise little girl sat comfort
ably bach and PLAYED hard
TO get
"One occasionally sees n
woman make fool Of herself in
a pathetic attempt Ia catch n
man, but how many men marry
such girl: Even II she's
quite subtle about il. sbeW last
just long enough for him IN
wake up and realize what's
going on--and In q flash he'll
have slipped from her grasp
and gone In search Of a more
difficult conquest.
- man likes n girl who runs
FROM him, not 10 him. II
flatters his ego 10 know he has
pursued and won a woman al
first seemingly unattainable'
Here's another angle. A girl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

Do you like to read the opinions of other Young
Americans expressed on this page? Is there pet
topic you'd like to have discussed?
Write US letter about IL. State your topic and
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Send all letters to Elsie Robinson in care of this
paper and be include your full name age (not
SOY and address.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

ing odds 10 win the hand Of
Hard-to-get Gertrude7 Or is
Gertrude not SO hard to get after
all does she. in her own
subtle. unobtrusive way. actually
do the chasing
THESE questions brought The
snsppiest bunch OF comebacks
we've seen in many moon,
and while We don't say the
question has been settled once
and for all. these conflicting
replies at least furnish food for
Trongnf=And q few iauEhs. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

the boy than suffer humiliation
trying to catch him"
Mrs. Sally Jacobsen. age %.
3l6 East Pine, Rawlins, Wyo.
$1,000 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
|THE, a@l1
brighter Side.
by DAMON RUNYON.

DEAR SIR last night my wife Ethel was
reading the paper and She >es hay Joe listen
TO this. \ society lady who has been mar
ried three times already Is goir1g 10 40 Il again
] ses do YOU mean She Is going to set mafrleo
again? Ethel SeS yes She has lot OF money
Joe.
Sis what happened 10 her other huSoSiluS
rfhe1 soc she Lex them 60 Il Ses what do You
mean she let them GO sweets? Ethel ses why she
divorced them one BY one Nov she is going 10
have a new one ! SOS well what Is remarkable
about that2 I Sos ! have heard OF many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

When that happened. cocky
newspaperman James got Camp
bell on the phone again. and
ranted and roared for half an
hour. . Tt must have been top
hole rs far as accents and per-
suasion go. Because. finally
Campbell promised to have an
other go at the Embassy. Re
suit: The refugee ship has
changed course again. and
British Trinidad will be at least
q temporary haven for those 95
pushed-around outcasts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
| UP and DOWN
with
|WALTER WINCHELL

WHEN the news first came through last
week that those % refugees from Maitland
had been refused permission to land in
Argentina. and faced the fate Of being returned
to concentration camps, Selwyn James. Scrappy
Britisher on PM, boldly called Sir Gerald Camp
bell chief OF the British Press service. He urged
him to have the refugees admitted to British
Trinidad. 1t would be excellent publicity for the
British, James said. aside from being a decent
and not too unlikely act of humanity. He got
a polite rush-off. The gloomy ship started for
Europe and Rep. Sol Bloom rushed in protest TO
the British Embassy. He was turned down. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
It's the Man

The man IA almost always
the pursuer." contends Mrs
Sally Jacobsen. a young wife OF
Pavlins. Wyo I'm the ma
jority Of marriage. u vss the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

IN the search for mate Is always the aggressive male
who pursues the reluctant madcnsre the movies and the
story books right when they depict Handsome Harry srug.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

SUDDEN Thoughts. Johnny
Weissmuller's Tarzan is getting
saggy. In the next flicker the
ape-man will have a vocabulary
OF 81 words. When he learns
three more he can become a pro-
Queer. several film stars
lodged . personal appearance
taunt to Duluth. Instead, they
sent their greetings on records
The fatigue must be great,
when you have TO hire q machine
TO say Hello" for you. Mon
keys have tiny brain radios. the
American College Of Surgeons
was told. When you see q mon
key holding his head that means
IT'S aching from the PROGRAM
coming IN. Uh-huh. II he
holds his head AND his nose
IT'S Ben Bernie's program.
Id HOWE. the late editor OF
an Atichison. Kansas, daily.
was always envied for his serene
outlook on life. Celebrated
writer's read his stuff and wished
they had his peace of mind.
Now his son, Gene. writes In a
magazine: MY father was the
most wretchedly unhappy man
I ever knew" AT the same
time, II. L. Mencken, the Balti-
more journalist, was hollertng
his head off. People were clucks.
he yelped. and the world was a
hoosegow. Now, In his fasci-
mating memoirs. "Newspaper
Days." Mencken, confesses ne
was always as happy as a kid
with his first long pants, all day
long.
THE TIMES Square ticket
brokers have their own SLAM
guage To them an attraction
IL never q play or q show. v is a
ticket" "A flop is mo tic-et,"
meaning nobody asks for Il. :.
There are lots OF shows which
qualify ~ good tickets" mean
ing satisfactory sales. Hot
tickets" mean near capacity.
When o show Is S.R.O. tStand-
Ing Room Only II becomes "The
Ticket. Noel towards "Blithe
Spirit" 70 name one Of them,
and Let's Face II" to name an
other. Tip 10 playgoeA who
dislike wasting their coin: Go
to a ticket window in a theater
lobby and have q look at the
ticket rack. That is the barom-
eter Of the shows appeal. III
Il Is crowded with tickets-then
you don't want any.
TIMES Square Ticker: The
British Consulate paid up that
Indian Princes arrears at the
Madison Hotel, releasing his 80
trunks. George Price says they
are now calling Mussolini ell
Dumbo". .Zito. the dog carl
caturfst, has doggone funny
plan. Doing a book on cafe So
ciety-2.000 celebs and smellebs
- caricatured as dogs. The
talk OF the town is a chap named
Messages. Supposed to
have cleaned UP five million
dollars In Wall Street on COM
i. 8. Slept. the song
writer. has q song ready. In case.
THE laps Amt Got .
Chinaman's Chance. Add
lovely scenery: Ellen Drew of
HOLLYWOOD, bride Of Cy Bartlett
-------------------@----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
n bug About J1up ...:'.. . B. s9' sssR

In The Ethics of Laughing Out Of
Turn we shall first discuss the practical
application of the anachronistic cachin-
nation to the traffic officer.
when the sputerinG gendarme pIasters you with the
corrosive poultce laugh loudly and longly while
ing the official mortgage with the index fingers and
the thumbs.
Then toss the Shreds OF the speedway certificate to
the tour uinds NTH a hearty odrole and an indon-
table chuckie That is phdt zoe label the ethics OF
laughing out OF turn.
You never graduate but yeu will certainly get
another diploma.
When the minister says. do you take this man for
your awful welded husband" that is the time to pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

occur in a girl. If she alters her
ways at all 10 please her current
boy friend Il Is aevt. 30 obvious
or sudden. --,---
"Never pds there girl who
could be hdlt as persistent and
determined in the face OF re-
butts and insults az can a boy.
A girl has more innate pride;
she Ton't chase Jsr long a man
Uho otpes her no encourage
mtHt. Shed rather DO Without
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

helps 10 clear the atmosphere of false impressions and
makes for the entente coEdiae in five colors and key
plate.
When tetO tUell-aSSorted ldWyerS reading your
husbands loU aud there is startling bequeSt OF sir
teen hundred thousand Smackers to a dog and cat
hospital in Terra Del Fueoo that is Dhen you tear
yard OF Shriu cdckleS direct from producer to con-
sumner
Unless you can qualify for admittance to the dog
and hospital you dead pigeon In this spot
laugh out Of turn in alphabetical succession.
There is many incident and unprcmedtated event
where laugh odt Of turn is educational than
mile of books.
The definition OF man is that he is animal that
laughs. And chen he laughs out OF turn, he is still
animal, the rat.
Distributed ny King Features syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES PICTORIAL REVIEW
November 30, 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

IN 1916 Cole Porter. in COL
Alteration with Lawrason Riggs.
wrote tho book and score for a
musical named "See America
First. 1t closed after three
nights. Porter was so dis
couraged he joined the Foreign
Legion. His co-author was so
depressed over the flop he gave
up writing. Later he entered
the priesthood and today Is
Chaplain ut Yale. Porter? He
wrote 20 many song hits and hit
shows-he Is now a millionaire.
A LAD about town, nearly %,
has been having q jolly time
since he was H.. "A favorite
with the ladies, he never worried
about tardy hours, dancing,
drinking and all-around whopee
Not q care In the world A
few weeks ago his draft board
doctor. In rejecting him. told him
the reason "A murmuring heart
The chap who never had
sick day in his 20 years-is dying
In q local hospital. From
worry,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Mettcr i. 3. @eora 9hisf so Sahre

slm %. Gesember pcuenoetc Elm
Vfann iein 80. 2ebensiobr. Dem Die
Gemeinoe 3cioeu manches su per-
oontcn bat. 8eore Sbieb NOR Ssabr,
sebnte Scbrer an ibrer 0oIfsihuIe,
mar mebr als 10 Sabre oeren Met-
tor unS bat ourh stpei @abIperiocen
binourd, Die @emeinoe als 8urator
mitsefitbrt. Gie Seitrne Der &irden.
9elneinhe batte er iib nitt nebmen
lollen bel Mettor Shie6 pcrsuiprehen
l'no linn an ieinem gbrentaee oen
Cant ser Gemeinoe all iibern,itteIn.
iiir Die pielen treuen Dienite. Die er
ibr geleiltet bat. Yfarrer 9fidaro
geQ itberbrafte Die be1ten @inlhe
fir eincn meiteren geiunoen 2ebens-
abeno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Heuat,> ais Heutihe
Observation-Disclosures

@albinatpn. Scuanb, bis s,lm
arieae nod einc ser aroben SanleIs=
notioncn ser @elt, lit bon ieineu gr-
obcrern i'll elmer rtpirtihaftlihen
Solonie" @rnbhertihlonbs umac,
rronhclt luorhcn.
Ser ncueitc slft in oieiem Tim.
,nanblllnasprc5eb lit oieien 9erihten
nah Die @erIaaerl,no Der tpidtiaIteu
hcllanoiIben SdiiIobrts .s(ftipititen
ollf ocutihe &fen.
Saaerhous. 9ctriebe. 0urhgonas.
nertehr, iSinan5ierung uno NerIide.
rung. sic Hotteroom uno slmlterbam
emit j, alucisn ser aftiIteu unb
rciditen S1Icn ser @eIt mod,teu,
limo nod ibrcn oel,tIhen acnfl,rren3.
Sdien Bremen unb Sombl,ra perIpat
mcrhen.
Tnrher Ihor hotten hic TcrtIhen
nieIen glcidcn @erihten nat ourt
Slnfali, Mealtirierrre coer lleber,
rohne bon @onfcr. Natrifcn uno
nuolrirtidait erlorgt. Crot ulIer
Nel,tId'en Tcriuhe abcr, oollann iu
elmer ~rentablen Grcbcr,mg" III ma.
ten. hobcn lid, nad1 GrfIGrl,ng ser
|erfaiier oes @erihis ,inicIgc Der
@lcdaSe, bes %crfaQs Ger normaIen
1loritricIlen lno Sd,iiiabrts- -getriebe
nno onbere &riegsausmirfunaen
crnite 4robleme ergebcn. inbeionoere
mas Die ssroge Scr 2ebensmitteI Ser.
ioralmg anbelangt.
3ormaleripeiie iiibrte &ollano er.
beblide Menacn bon miIhmirtidait.
liben Gr5ellaniiien aus. inioIae zines
ofuten Manaels an ssutterItoifen
aber, Ole iriiher impcrtiert tueroeu
fonnten, iino in Der Milhproo,ftion
NlsfGle biz 5u II Yro3ent 3u Der.
5eidnen. Gic aus sIeidlcm @runoe
notlpenois aetuorbenen SdIadt,rnsen
haben neueroings cine 6crabiesuna
Ser Sleiltration bon einem Efuno
ieoe @ode arf elm Efl,no oue 3ehn
Gage erforoerIidl gemadt.
llnaeidbr $4,000 GrtperbsIoie tpur
een sur Nrbeit nah Teutiblano
sebraft. Soiern lie iih tpeieerten,
ju aeben. tpuroen iie Don Der tGrg-
lihen arbeitsIoien,,nteritiitung aug
aeIhloiien. I'm oeu IanotpirtIdaft.
lid)en grbeiterbeoari gum sriibiabr
81 oeden. icllen oemnGbit aae jun.
gen Winner. Die ncrmaIerpeiie beim
Militdroienit 5u tun bdtten. gum Mr.
beitsoienit ein9e5caen tueroen.
Mus untcrrihteter Suclle tu,lroc
beri6tetc, aab oie ocl,tihe Reeierune
uno sic 8olcnial -Resierunsen bon
Nieberldnbiids s@eit- umo Sit-ssnoier
in einen @ebanfenoustarib iiber Die
MGgiiflteit zines slustauihes ser IN
ihren 9dnbern internierten oeutideu
hc5tn. boadnoiIden Etaatsangeh0ri.
Gen einaetreten iinb.
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Z NtiuiarNen bctpiutat
Shll1b bon Seite I.

tute Tic NIT anberen Iationen Der
fohren Ieien.
General George 6. Marifall, Der
Stabshef Ser slrmce, befllnbete bie
Inliht. oab "bas Graebnis SIT lnlc=
rem %orteil" iein neroe. bo6 es cine
"lcbr beunr,lbiaenoc @irflne" aui
Gnelonbs ,seinbe boben uno ben Ta-
tionen in unierer eiaenen SeniibpG-
re 5eigcn >ucrbe. ~oo6 mir cs ernIt
ncbmen".
Gem 3on,itep ip,roe ierncr NIT.
aeteilt, Bob sic @orlaee olh sic Mus-
gaben iiir Scbensmittel oede II. a.
aaie. CSrreien, MiIt,. Sdmeine-
fleiid, uno &onierpen.
Wiaiam g. anueien Iagte, oab oie
Wation insaeIamt 7sb @etriebsan-
Iagen iiir oie SerItelIuna pcn 3iiit-
l,nasmaterial neriiiabor babe uno
Die Meaierura fir 800 ireiterc In=
Iagen insaeiomt 1.57l. 900. 900
al,ilrenbet.
Inter Dem aomitec. .@cihlub ner-
ben Die Sicfer,maen an @ro6britan.
MEN aus beitebenoen @ebrbeitGnben,
81 oencnc oas @affenperleibe e@eIet
biz gum @ertbetroge bon $780,.
100000 Grndd,tiauns aibt, ourd,
Dos Z Miaiaroen Trcgromm nid,t
nn'nittelbar erfaBt. 10 oa6 tatiGhlih
$4,000, 100000 fir Ole 9ritenbilie
periiiabar iino.
Ser Nusid,uB nabm i'm iibriaen
nl'r cine Nenberlna an, uno aiuar
fonnen oanod) @ebrartifeI nad 9e.
lie6en ocs Irdiioenten bon ser Me.
eierl.na einbehalten meroen, ,penn
"lnIcre eiaenen @eoiiriniiIc einnal
tplftiacr tperocu iolten."
Die Torlage ging ourh oas Saus
obne gro6e Nehotte llno muroe BON
231 Semofraten, tOi Mepubifanern
,no einem sSarmersg sgbaeoroneteu an.
9enommen. .8caen Die Gorlage itinm.
ten l5 Mepublitaner. 6 Iemofraten
3 lnabbingi9e rno Elm 6armer-
better sMbgeoroneter.
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Auto Citv Speaks
Ry Hilda rhalgott

Detroit, Mich, March 2O-Our
Card Party Of March 9th turned
out to be a grand success. thanks
to everyone who attended. The
club members really worked for
this affair. and the results where
we'll worth it. So lets keep up the
good work. gang, and really go
places this year.
Basketball
The game played against the
Peoples was one that all the club
members should have seen. leon
Schemmel. Mary SCHNEIDER and
Mrs. Hilda Thalgott, as forwards.
kept the ball on their side scor-
ing to their heart content. Freda
l.utsch and Marie Dengel, our
star guards. did well in keeping
Peoples from scoring. The finish
outcome was 45-3 in our favor.
The game with Woolworths
was another story. The girls real
" had fight on their hands. but
did not win anyway. The score
was 2l-l0.
Baseball
The boys have had their first
baseball meeting to decide who is
to be manager and captain. Zoe
Schemmel was elected manager
again. and Bill Lutsch reelected
captain. oe Bender was made
business manager
Business Meeting
Eduard LaNoi. Phil. Yeager.
Arthur Dassow and Earl Morri-
son were taken in as new mem
bers. Congratulations. we're glad
to have you with us.
After the meeting everyone
went to the Carpathia Hall for
the shower given in honor of Eva
Stroh in her forthcoming mar
riage to John Dengel Tr. 1t really
was quite an affair and everyone
had a grand time.