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yon. Where tce is stopping
is Needles and Needles, de
sign says, is jus fifty feet
above de sea leUel."
Well, friends, your columnlst
was suddenly and miraculously
cured and has not had heart fall
ure since.
There Is a lot OF Imagination In
most illnesses and particularly In
heart trouble.
Your columnist Is not a Chris
tian Scientist but he has always
wondered why so many people are
willing to believe themselves sick
and so few are willing to believe
themselves well.
Heart trouble at an altitude OF
1900 feet above the sea level is
Just as much hooey as at Needles
so feet above the sea level.
There are q million and halt
people In Mexico City and there Is
less heart affection than In any
city OF the United States of Its
same size.
People do not work so hard
here and do not eat so much-or
drink so much-and there you
have the reasons.
A AMBASSADOR DANIELS told
"A your columnist q story the
other day.
He said there was an important
American politician. who came
down to Mexico City not long ago.
The politician should have called
promptly at the embassy, but did
not.
He went skyrocketing around
the town and looking freely upon
the wine when IL was red.
This continued for several days.
And nights.
Particularly nights until the
politician got himself sick.
Then. after a couple Of days In
bed. he called at the embassy, n
somewhat sad and subdued person.
"You knor, Mr.. Ambas-
sddQr," he said, 81 have not
been so WeH here IN Merico,
the altitude seems to df-
feet me"
"Dcor me. that IS
strange replied the am
boss0dor. II am serenity
eight gears old and I hare
iUcd IN the city for sit
7 years IN perfect health
II cannot understand"
said the politician, "why
the rarified air does not Of-
feet yoar heart"
"Oh. that is easily cr-
planned said the Oplbossd-
dor, uery seriously. you
| see | inhuie mn rdrified ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
CAID the ambassador, speaking
- OF the trouble and expense OF
starting q newspaper:


starting q newspaper:
"There Wos q felloW once
1cho sold his soul to the
deUii.
"The compact U0S that
the devil should honor every
draft that the man made
achen alive and 1chen he
died the devil should hare
his soul.
"The devil had the bond
signed, sealed and deliv-
cred.
"Aud the man began at
once spending money like a
NeW Deal politician.
He lired IN the highest
style.
"He bought himself a
stable Of race horses and q
couple Of yachts.
HE built pdidtidl homes
ereryiChere and entertained
ldrishiy.
HE trareled dbrodd
Sumptuouslg.
He backed new plays
and INFESTED III crdck-pot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
Italian Transport
Sunk by British
International New. service cabl.

International News Service Gable
LONDON. March 12-Sinking
in the Mediterranean of heavily
laden Italian troop transport OF
the Stella class of 9,6i6 tons was
officially announced by the British
admiralty today.
A British submarine torpedoed
the vessel, the announcement said
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Roosevelt Calls
'HighConnndnd'
To White House

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brought challenges, however. from
foes to the administration to meet
the financial question squarely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12

aerial offensive and Turn back the
German luftwaffe in the greatest
"ArTnageddeH OF the air ever
known. il was revealed today.
British authorities permitted an
nouncement of these facts after
Sir Archibald Sinclair. secretary
for air. told the House of Com
mons today that two new aircraft
the Beau and Halifax types
have been added TO the RAFs
strength.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
30 Powerful, Deadly Models
To Give British Supremacy
By GEORGE LAIT
I'M Nv. s.rlc. s,.n oorre.roadenl

LONDON, March l. Moe'h made short Sinderlands Lon
than "A new tys of deadly Sanaer princ
airpanes pay employed by e coastal eo-
readiness for Britain TO launch an mand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
BANK ON L. s. AID

Sir Archibald promised at the
same time that American aerial
assistance surely would reach
Britain in time" 10 assure victory
over the Germans.
While technical details of the
planes cannot be divulged. some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
ARMS RELEASED

Meanwhile. under a seal of
presidential secrecy, the American
army and navy sprang into action
to dispatch to desieged Britain
the tools of war with which TO
save her from threatened stran-
gulation on the sea and from in
vasion across the English Channel
A few moments after the Presi-
dent signed the historic lease-lend
bill, he placed his signature on an
order releasing army and navy
fighting equipment for immediate
transfer to Britain.
The swift double action threw
into gear a co-ordinated army and
navy plan, already carefully
worked out TO the last weapon
last plane and last shell to SEND
England every possible material
aid in the next crucial weeks
before Germany can touch off ar
about invasion attempt by all
and sea.
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idea Of the ever-growing offensive
as we'll as defensive strength OF
the Raj can be calculated from
the list OF modern new warplanes
now adding to Britain's aerial
might.
It was learned that the Beau IS
a long-range fighter, escort plane
and night fighter. and the Halifax
is bomber capable of carrying
three times the weight in bombs
for the same distance as its prede-
cessors.
The Halifaxes are twice the
size of previous British bombers.
Similar performances are claimed
for the new Sterling and Man
chester types,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
POISED FOR DASH

!
British cargo vessels were poised
in half a dozen United States and
Canadian ports awaiting the load
/ ing of war supplies before leaving
for distant secret convoy rendez-
vous points to run the gantlet OF
Germanys submarine. air and
surface raider blockade.
Mr.. Roosevelt plans to make a
radio speech to the nation within
a few days explaining the legisla-
ton which became law yesterday
The Chief Executive made il plain
that he expects to provide help
for both Greece and China, as
well as Britain.
Some members of Congress said
that group of fast mosquito
boats may be started for England
Monday to aid in fighting the
U-boat menace and regarded
transfer of additional destroyers
as inevitable.
The 200-merchant ship program
recently authorized by Congress
will be utilized to aid Britain. il
was reported, while more air.
planes and ammunition and weap.
ons of many kinds will be dis.
patched across the Atlantic.
McNARY OBJECTS
Mr.. Roosevelt, it was said at the
White House. will break down the
proposed $1,000 100000 Request
into eight to 10 categories. Because
| of a desire for military secrecy
however, the exact number Of
planes anc weapons of variou:
kinds may be kept from Congress:
and the public.
Critical of the huge appropria
tlon which the Chief Executive
will formally ask today. Senat,
minority leader McNary, WHIT
voted for the aid-democracies bill
. declared that the amount is too
excessive to be appropriated Iii
one full sweep"
1.-THE money should be appro-
: priated from time to time as
there Is need thereof In, the best
judgment of the Executive and
Congress" McNary said.
Representative Cannon CD o
Montana. acting chairman of tn,
House appropriations committee
asserted, however. that Congress
has committed itself and that tn,
funds will be approved overwhelm
ingly.
"a subcommittee will begin
hearings tomorrow and may re-
port the bill to the House next
Tuesday" he said. at can and
will be passed promptly, because
the appropriation carries out the
j policy just adopted"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12

and I don't drink it,"
Folks at home, you would be
proud OF your diplomatic repre-
sentation In the Republic Of Mex
leo.
Ambassador Daniels Is a splen-
did man for you.
Able and experienced and pop
ular-attentive to the interest of
his country and genial in his inter-
course with the people OF Mexico
and of his homeland.
Mrs. Daniels is a most charming
and gracious lady.
The embassy Is one OF the most
beautiful buildings in Mexico,
made doubly delightful by the
courtesy and kindness OF the am
bassador and his lovely lady.
1t Is gratifying to Americans to
find themselves so ably. and so
ioyally represented IN TINS impor-
tant post, by true Americans who
typify all that is best in our home
land.
1t is pleasing to journalists TO
know that the ambassador began
his fine career as . newspaper
man.
He has not forgotten the en-
joyment of his newspaper career
nor its worries.
He told story as we talked at
tea-and mind you the ambassa-
dorial tea was tea-not cocktails,
but tea which Mrs. Daniels herself
graciously poured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12

NAIROBI, Kenya Colony, March
12.-You know how it is in town
like this if you go to the movies
very much and see how in darkest
Africa they are always dressing
for dinner, how there are not
many people 10 have gin-an-
tonic with. and how suddenly in a
little clique a feud flares up and
then all of a sudden Somebody
body is found out in the bush
murdered.
There has been murder in Mai
robi, officials decided today.
1t involves two noblemen-of
the oldest and most honored houses
OF Scotland and England.
1t involves the story of two pis-
tolls missing from a titled major S
bedroom.
1t seems that Major Sir Delves
Broughton and Lady Broughton,
whom he just married last April,
and the Earl of Enrol. high con-
stable of Scotland. who had been
involved in number of turbulent
romances. were great friends
They went around together in a
Mayfair set which had sprung UP
I in darkest Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
DEATH AFTER DINNER

One night recently. they went
to dinner together.
Next morning the Earl OF Enrol
was found dead in his automobile
parked outside of town in the
brush.
Today, Broughton was charged
with his murder.
Broughton. 81. was divorced last
April from his first wife after q
years of marriage. Then he mar
ried the beautiful Diana Caldwell
Josslyn Victor Hay, twenty.
fourth Earl of Enrol, was 80 and
hereditary lord high constable oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
IMPROVED FIGHTERS

British-made fighters also in
clude improved Spitfires, some of
which can fly at more than 4OO
m.p.h. and carry cannon; and the
famous Hurricanes, which have
been vastly improved over their
prototypes of the great aerial bat
ties of last August and September.
Twin-engined Westland Whirl-
winds are considered to be among
the worlds fastest airplanes.
The Hawker Tornado is single
scatter powered with 2.000-horse-
power Rolls Royce Vulture en-
CINE. and unofficial reports say its
speed exceeds 400 m. p. h. Then
there are the Fairy-Fulmar Spit
fire Of the navy: and the Black
burn Roc, another naval fighter
plane and dive-bomber; and the
Defiant two-seater night fighters.
American built fighters now
reaching England in ever-increas-
ing numbers include the powerful
but still partially 'hush-hush' Cur
tiss Tomahawk and the Curtiss
Mohawk the latter speedy
single-seated monoplane capable OF
CARRYING a small bomb load.
Other American types are the
Grumann Martlet and Brewster
Buffalo.
OTHER U. S. PLANES
It cannot be revealed whether
any Bell Aircobras have yet ar
rived on this side. but ii is known
that large numbers are expected
at an early date. British airnen
place high hopes in the deadliness
of their performance, but details
still are closely guarded.
British-made bombers include
the new four-motored Sterling. the
Manchester twin-engined bomber
the Halifax. Bristol-Beaufort and
the Blackburn Botha torpedo
bomber-which is credited with
greater all-around battle perform.
ance than any other plane of thu:
type.
Also there are improved versions
~ the Vickers Wellington. Han
dley Page Hsmpden. Armstrong
Whitworth-Whitley and the Bris
tol-Blenheim. which formed th'
backbone OF the Raj of 1899 ant
1910.
In addition there are the Brit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
SALEM NEWS
By Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio, Dec. 18-An-
other victory can be added to our
schedule. Again excitment pre-
vailed throughout the frst few
quarters and even during the
fourth quarter, but fortunally Sa-
lem's basketry was good enough
to result in our triumph 25-2l
Thanks to Farrell for those delic-
ious meals and Tor the grand time
shown us. We will endeavor to
live up to your standard when
you visit US.
To New Castle
Next week back your boys and
visit Salem, we extend our most
hearty welcome in advance. Here
lis a tip though you had bette,
watch out. Our team is red hot
Here are the results of ou1
business meeting. Thursday
Dec. II. Our most hearty vel.
come to the only reinstatement
of the month, Hilda Weber.
Our social meeting held for
the purpose of the winning mem.
bership team, will be held Friday
Jan. |. So plan to attend. DON,
forget to bring your purses along
team |.
The date of Our play "Goot
Gracious Grandma !" has finally
been set. 1t is Sunday, Jan. Is
Everyone is working hard il
order to entertain you through
out the evening and since play:
are not given so frequently, i
would be to your advantage tt
attend. More definite information
later. Tickets may be purchased
from the Irs.
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Erie Notice

Lorain and East are interested
in travelling to Erie to bowl the
Erie Saxons. Let us hear from
you Erie and perhaps we three
clubs can have a gala get-to-
sether.
Friday, Dec. 10. is the time for
the most important meeting of
the year for the East Juniors. AT
this meeting the officers for the
coming year will be elected. Let
us have democratic meeting
enhanced by large attendance.
Remember the officers ar the
backbone of your organization.
Saturday, Dec. 20. East travels
to Canton for a scheduled T. S.
]. A. basketball game. There will
be good representation from
East as this will be our first game
in two weeks.
Saturday, Dec. p. all of the
T. s. ]. A. games will be played
at the East gymnasium. There
will be three boys basketball
games and the quarters will be
shortened a trifle so as to give
all an opportunity to enjoy them
selves at the East Side Sachsen-
helm as soon as possible. This af-
fair is being held in commemora-
tion of the T. S. J. A. 18th Ami
versary. To those who might be
a trifle sceptical because East
was fortunate enough to have
this affair, remember all pro.
ceeds go to the T. S. ]. A.
Sunday, January Is, East will
hold their gigantic concert.L Loyal
members have been practicing
for many months and it is amaz-
ing the amount of enthusiasm
present. 1t has been suggested
that the Singing Society elect
officers of their own. When your
instructor wishes to delegate
authority, he knows not who to
chose. Quick action on this mat
ter would be justified.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Frank ]. Gable.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. lS -
Last Saturday was an open date
for the Cleveland East basketball
team. In reading the Youngstown
column I notice that the Yo
Saxons were expecting us last
Saturday. 1t was my understand
ing that the Youngstown East
games were not played. 1t was
decided that it would be best for
the East players not TO risk in
jury in 4 non league game mas
much as they had championship
aspirations. This was discussed
at the Western anniversary and
if Youngstown was not properly
notified at the time we are indeed
sorry.
Sunday, December II, East
Juniors and Seniors bowled the
Lorain Juniors and Seniors in a
special match on the Lorain
Sachseim's new alleys. Final, ta-
bulation: East Seniors defeated
the Lorain Seniors and the Lo-
rain Juniors defeated the East
Juniors. Thank you Lorain for
YOUR every effort.
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THE.
rs. J. A. OFFICERS
extend the
cas- cns
greetings
to the
Association and Central
Verband Membership

Castle as host to us. 1t was a hard
fought game by both sides, al
though | think we played the
best. New Castle was very much
worried, and beat us by score Of
81 to 26. After the game we all
enj Dyed ourselves to the limit,
with good food. good music and
the usual West Choral Club.
Last Friday at our meeting a
brand new set of officers were
elected. We hail Johnny kiert-
scher, our president, Rudy Reh-
ner, Vice Pres, Tillie Rehner,
Sec, Johnny Thies, Treas, Ernie
Sec, Johnny Thies. tres, Ernie
Gottschling, Sarg. .-at-Arms, and
Mike Bloch, reporter. Hearty
thanks to all the ex-heads. and
lots of luck to the new ones. We
are all with you. Johnny.
We welcome Gretchen Rehner
and Ruth Gottschling as two new
members of the club.
On Friday, Dec. 20, the club
is having a Christmas party. All
members are asked to be present
to enjoy one very good time.
To Youngstown
Welcome to our fair city Sat.
night. We are glad having you
with US. The game will be play
ed at the West Park YMCA on
152nd and Lorain Ave. The girls
game will start at 7:3O, with the
boys game following. Then -.
the Sachsenheim with food, mu-
sic, dancing and as much as fun
as you want. The basketball
passes will be good for this game
instead Of the Farrell game which
will be played as part of the
basketball anniversary celebra.
ton of the T 6 A
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18

hrennenben 1efidapGn5e, Sab iie mie
icuriae &Goer ousleben".
SHIe 8ebrGuhe baben iih aus
Scr altaermaniit .teioniihen 3eit,
bonn "SulieIt", Sem 0eit ser vlpi,,
oerfehrcnoen Sonne", ols vSoun,
penOisier" bis in lmiare Saae er.
baltcn.
Gie Mibnabtslieoer pom Sur.
me lino oerltlmmt. Sic SGnser itci.
gen beruntcr, Sic Gersen an Sen Gan'
nenbaumden erloiben un6 sic aonsl
Bcmeinoe begibt iid sur Hube. 81,
fllr5elu 'S1lafe, ocnn nm 4 llbr
tribe rllfcn sic Gloden sum ;sriib.
sottcSoicnit in Sic vSichterfirdc".
Cine @eile iGon bat Sic arose
Glodc geldutet, oa Itebt man, tpis
ltcb in Sen Sduiern sic Ieniter erbel,
len, BIS balls sein Saus mebr bunfel
lit. sSenn aber sic @lofen inn Sre.,
Hang lGuten iino ale 8alien bon
bon Seuten, Sic sur Stride pallen.
Seltcn MIR bleibt iemano oabeiln.
Salt lit sic Nad)t uno ser Shnea
tnrIht inter sen berben 9aueru,
Itiefeln.
Cod lieb, mas lit es, mas Sa Dor
Ser &irhtiire 10 blinft uno leud)tet
IS lit Der aronleuhter, sen Ser al,
teIte anabe ser Shule, in 8ealei,
ti,ng GINGER &ameraoen trGgt. ga
fpmmt audi ihun cine s,peite Grip.
pc NIT Dem anoeren 2euhter. 90
gchen 'ie nun nit beioen 2cuftcrr
IN Die bon Ger5en unb SelIampen er.
beQte Stride, oireft Dor Sen slltar
ga itcllcl iic iih nebeneinanoer o,,'
nno 5iinoen sic sablreiden Sifte,
beloer 2ronleuhter an. Sieielber
iino etlpa 4 isub bod uno iino aus
irunocn, ioipie lanaen Solsrciien I'M
cine Stange acfiist. slaes lit mil
Slnngriin umlpunoen uno NIT bun
ten @dnoern uno fleinen ;s6bnd)er
befleioct uno geifmiicft
(ShluB folgt.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
THE OMPA CORNER
BY Fulz and Kelp

Canton. Ohio, Dec. 1S-An-
other game played and almost a
victory. We had the ball on the
10 yard line with l minute to go
and 3 points in the tail end. A
to be pass from Ed to Hank off
right end but the whistle blew
ending. The great foot and bas-
ketball game. With the final
score So to IS in favor of Monaco
The scoring was evenly divid-
ed. We played as a team not for
high point man. H. Thesis led
with IS pts, ]. Fulz l3, J. Rochus
II, Ed Schorsten 10 and o. Bah
miller 5. Monaco high men were
Swink Fl, Thellman l8.
That was really a game, our
time keeper (Ida) was so excited
she put the clock in her purse
and pulled out her compact to
keep time with. ,@
Attention.!
Our first home game will be
played Saturday, Dec. 20, Can
ton VS.. Cleveland East, at Lin
coin High School at 7:45 EST.
Let's have a large attendance.
Look Nom and Dad!!
Da das basketball spielen VIE
der angefangen hat und Cleve-
land East unsere Caste sind, so
laden wir allie Vereine aus Can
ton Elm, diesen Abend sich NIT
uns zu unterhalten. Erstens beim
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
Bv Nary Paul

Ellwood City. Pa. Dec. l8-
Do l have to introduce myself
- Heck, no -. I'm just another
Ellwood City Saxon who got
caught in the election without
campaigning.
The Ellwood Saxorssare hav-
ing Christmas Party at the
club on Christmas eve. Free
lunch. dancing and a good time
- I hope! Bring your cracy ten
cent gifts and best boy or girl
friend. Boys, here's a chance to
have a free date except for the
gift!
Congratulations
Two of our members got mar.
ried Dec. IS. They were Dorothy
Huber and Bill Binder. They
met at our club when we got
started a year ago.
Our next meeting is January
Is. Let us all be there to start
the new year right!
The officers in our club all did
a swell job last year, and we wish
to thank them for their services
and we know they will cooperate
with us as well as they did last
year.
We also wish to thank Sophie
for her spendid reporting work
of last year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18

Spiel in der Lincoln Hochschule
der Eintritt ist frei, und damn
mach dem Spiel i'm Sachsenheim.
Bite kommt allie und unterstiitzt
uns.
Meeting and Singing Practice
At last meeting we elected Of
fcers with the following result
John Rochus. President, Hilda
Thesis. Vice-Pres., Kathrin Ham
Sec, Frieda Untch, Treas, Isa-
bel Schriever, Fin. Sec, Henry
Thesis. Martin Kelp. Ida Berg
Trustees. We wish them the best
of luck in their new jobs.
Singing practice every Tues.
day at 80 EST. Let's all come
and learn the new songs. Let's
make this a bigger affair for on,
club.
How we stand ir the draft.
George Schorsten, our married
man. was called for reclassifv.
ing. He appeared ready and will.
ing to go; only to have the board
say: Sorry, George, we can't use
you, you have no uppers!
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NEW CASTLES NEW
YEARS EVE DANCE

On Dec. 81, the New Castle
Junior SaXons will hold a T. S.
!. a. New Years Eve Dance. All
Junior clubs are invited to attend
and dance the old year out and
the New Year in.
Ii you even attended a New
Years Eve dance in New Castle
in the past 5 years you will know
what we are talking about when
we say. "It will be the best New
Years Eve you ever had.
Our club will be completely
decorated and confetti, streamers
hats and horns viii be given to
all dancers.
Music
The music will be furnished bv
Harry Hamond" and his Or
chestra. All who attended the
convention dances know his
beautifully styled and arranged
music. We are sure you will
agree that he is one of the best
in the states.
Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock
and will last until, 80. Oh you
know what time $50. Refresh
ments will be served until the
COWS come home"
Attention All Girls
The dance will be a semi-for
NAL affair so prepare yourself for
the biggest and best New Years
Eve dance you ever attended.
Plan now to attend. The date
is Dec. 81. the time 9-2:3O, the
place New Castle.
BE seeing you,
The Committee.
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Henry.

New Castle. Pa, Dec. 1871 guess
the bacon that Cleveland West
was going to take home was not
quite ready for them, so they left
it with New Castle until next
year. Yes we kept our promise
that we would make up for the
last defeat by defeating Cleve-
alnd 81 to rs. The first three
quarters were jammed with ex-
citement, with the score staying
very close. Then the third quar-
ter came and New Castle started
their attack with shots that would
make any pro take notice. Cleve-
land could not keep up with New
Castle, so the game ended in
New Castles favor.
So sorry Cleveland girls that
our girls where not able to play.
To Salem
This Saturday we travel to Sa-
lem to try to conquer the team
that has not yet been beaten
Where there is always a first time
you know. We are planning to
bring a crowd with us so be pre-.
pared for US.