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Lock Up My
BY ROB EDEN

knife. and he was busy on spool
held in his left hand.
This is Miss Denton. Dale"
Mark said. "She was with Aunty
on the trip out from Chicago"
Hello" Dale said, scarcely
CHANGING up from his work.
Dale Cheney was handsome
man-as handsome as his brother,
Cam decided, although there was a
reckless air about him completely
at variance with Marks calm, con-
trolled features.
There was startling resem-
blance in their features, however,
the only marked difference now
that she couldn't see his eyes, bent
over the knife and spool. the deep
lines on Dale's face. extending from
the edges of his nose almost to his
! chin.
Mark had just faint suggestions
/ of these lines in his face. and she
suspected that he had emphasized
them when he was posing as Joe
Raymond with the addition OF a
little makeup.
Better he getting some SLEEP
now. Dale" Mark said. as he and
the girl turned to leave That's
what Doctor Hobart says you need
lots of sleep and rest. You have
nothing to worry about now, yor
know. so try and relax"
"okay, Mark" the man in bee
responded. Just as soon as I fin.
ish this. I'll turn in. Good night
He nodded to CAMS direction with
Continued on Page s, Column s
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Quake-Recorder
Planned at Dam

MASON CITY. Wash.-A seis-
mograph will be erected within
five to ten miles of Huge Grand
Coulee dam. Supervising Engineer
Frank A. Banks said here.
Asked If the weight of the lake
created by the dam might cause
tremors, Banks said engineers
were measuring the lake shore TO
determine the presence OF any de-
preston.
He doubted. however, if the area
surrounding Grand Coulee was as
susceptible to earth tremors as
the Boulder dam vicinity. Banks
attributed a temblor that shook
homes in this area two months
ago to shifting of the lakes base.
An engineer from the Denver
office of the Reclamation bureau
and one from the Coast and Geode-
tic survey arrived to install the
seismograph. one Of the most deli
cate of its kind.
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Park Dance Clubs
Will Be Resumed

The Park Dance clubs through
the cooperation of the WPA de-
partment of recreation will resume
dance schedules for 1941 at the
following places and days;
jefferson high. Monday night
from Z TO 1890 O'Clock.
Adults club, Tuesday night from
I to II o'clock on the Roof Garden
of the Masonic temple.
Arlington High club. Wednesday
night from : TO Il o'clock in the
Arlington Improvement club hall
Instruction classes are held from
: TO S with Ann Bennett as in
structor.
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If You Would Be More Attractive
Take Advantage of Latest Modes
Reader Who Longs 70 Be Different Told TO Be Subtle
In Her Methods and Keep in Touch With Progress
BY CYNTHIA GREY

No girl woman wants to be the person day in
and day out. II she does remain the person. you'll
find times than that she is dreadfuly tired of
herself Of she not realize it, but the fact
remains.
Then the other hand every smart girl and
knows her type and knows that il is to
depart radically from il when selecting either her ward
robe or her makeup &c. what is she do? Such is
found to be the question the letter which appears below
Dear Miss Grey: / tired of myself-my appear
ance mean-that could scream, but what is there to
do about il?
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for both Of US and he put down
his business instead OF our house
address. think this was wrong
but he SAYS that since many Of
those hotels give better rates to
companies who have many men
travelling, il was only sensible.
Answer: I would suggest N
future that ne sign MS name first
and then yours. this way:
John Smith. American Company.
New York.
Mrs. John Smith. New York
To sign the register Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith with his CON-
panys address would give wrong
information unless YOU. too, work
for the same company.
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with me. I am living in the
greatest hopes OF finding a better
home somewhere. MRS. +. n.
Dear Mrs. Y. r.: You have
indeed put up with n great deal
during the past four years. and
I sincerely hope 1871 win be n
better year for NIL Of YOU. I will
surely get In touch with you the
moment ! hear of something
that will satisfy your needs.
Dear Miss Grey: Is there any
way to prevent corrosion OF
iron accessories? II
there IL, please let me know as
soon ms possible.
HOUSEWIFE.
Dear Housewife: To keep
wrought iron accessories from
corrodiug. wipe off occasionally
with n son cloth that has been
lightly oiled.
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Open Ski-Making
Glasses Monday

Under the school centered COM
munity recreation program, three
craft classes will be conducted at
Stadium high school each Monday
night from to 10 o'clock. Glasses
for making ski and archery equip
ment will be under the leadership
Of Roy Norman, and the art metal
class will be instructed by Wilhelm
Bake.
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SPICED COFFEE
Splendid Cough Remedy
Easily Mixed at Home

known for its prompt action on throat
and bronchial membranes.
Put the Pinex into Q pint bottle. and
add your syrup. Thus you make fun
pint Of really splendid medicine and
you eet about four times ~ much for
your money. II never spoils. and chill
dren love its pleasant taste
And for quick. blessed relief. II 10
amazing. You can feel il take hold in
Q way that means business. II loosens
the phlegm. soothes the irritsted mem
branes, and eases the soreness. Thus il
makes breathing easy. and lets you get
restful sleep. just try il. and If not
pleased. your nensy viii Be refunded.
sdv.
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
What do you intend to do about
Lefty's demands ?" Cam asked.

What do you intend to do about
Lefty's demands ?" Cam asked.
Cheney looked Respondent.
Il don't know" he confessed.
Even II ! had IL, l wouldn't be
blaokmailed that way. And l
haven't any such amount of money,
you know Mrs. North is very
wealthy woman. but she hasn't
that much. either, she could pos
sibly lay her hands on. Her money
most of it's tied up in trust
funds that can't be broken. | don't
know what to do. Anyway | turn,
Il looks as IL we're beaten"
The girl felt wave of sympathy
for him. He was so obviously sin
cere about his brother.
She. herself could make no sug-
gestion that would be helpful II
he went TO the police and told them
of Lcfty's blackmail attempt, back
ed by her own testimony. II would
only result in Jail for all of them.
Cheney might succeed in con-
vincing the police of Lefty's plot
and, If he did. they'd eagerly throw
Sidcl behind the bars. as they had
been trying for years to get some
thing definite on him. But there
would be small satisfaction in that
II II meant that both the Cheneys
and Mrs. North and Doctor Ho-
bart, too, would be In prison.
you have pretty sharp eyes,
Miss Denton" Cheney remarked,
with a half smile. You penetrated
my disguise, when 1t fooled every
one else"
II have habit Of looking at
peoples eyes" she replied. After
I'd seen yours on the train. and
later saw the picture of Joe Ray
mond in the paper. I knew there
was something wrong Later, when
saw you at the race track,
was sure of II, in spite of your
mustache."
"Oh. that" He reached up, took
the ends between his fingers and
stripped II off.
II usually wear a mustache OF
my own, exactly like this" he went
on, but In order to pass myself
off as Joe Raymond l shaved 1t off
after having a duplicate made In
Hollywood. That was what wore
when / called at the Chicago jail
TO see my brother. II was easy &c
remove it. put il on his lip. anc
make his disguise complete wher
he slipped out in my place anc
caught a plane for home with Doc.
tor Hobart"
I'm growing another. but in the
meantime have TO wear this thinE
so my friends will recognize me
when l go out"
What are you really going 10 dc
about Lefty" Cam asked again
From what ] hear. he's a pretty
dangerous man to get mixed NJ
with"
II don't know. III have to tall
things over with my aunt anc
Doctor Hobart. II Dale could only
have a year free-for Hobart &c
work with him. know he would be
all right again. Would you like &c
meet Dale He's still up. He wa:
restless. That's what Hobart came
TO me about. He's given him q
sedstive. but II won't work foi
some time"
With Mark leading the wsy
Cam followed her host through IN,
downstairs halfway 10 the stairs
and mounted the steps. The,
walked down a long corridor. an,
finally stopped before a close,
door.
TITS Mark. Dale" he called
May come In :"
A muffled assent came througl
the door. and Cheney opened it an
motioned Cam 10 follow him. 4
man was sitting up in bed. a rob
over his pajamas. On his lap i
, front of him was a tray. On il wer
several small bits OF wood an
empty spools. In his hand was
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Two Places Prowled

Puyallup Police Chief John A.
Lenfesty reported two business
places prowled Sunday night but
nothing taken in either. Windows
were found broken at the General
Gas station. 5th and North Meri-
dian. and at the Carter Harness
Fuel Co. on East Pioneer way.
Lenfesty issued his annual re-
port Monday which showed activ-
ity by the Puyallup police includ-
ing 147 arrests. more than 200
Investigations and prowl car travel
Of 1886 miles. The city had four
violent deaths IN the year. One
child fell from a car. two persons
were killed by trains at the Mer-
dian 81. crossing and one CON-
mitted suicide.
G. A. P. Sewing club will meet
"Wednesday afternoon al ? o'clock
in the apartment OF Mrs. Fife
McNinch in the Stewart building.
Principal business will be election
Of officers
Past Pocshontas club viii serve
a public dinner "Wednesday from
u until l o'clock at Red Mems
hall. Cards viii De played IN IN
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You see. Miss Gray, am a very
definite type, and every change |
attempt to make does not ring
true to type. For one thing, my
hair is straight and a look horrible
when it's curled. / know this
from experience. for the one perm
anent that have had In my life
was most unsuccessful. I've never
hooked worse.
And 30 you can see that I am
at loss as to know how to change
or improve myself. II you have
any suggestions up your sleeve,
they would be more than ap-
preciated. AGNES.
Dear Agnes: have happy
news .or you for It's quite pos
sible 10 change your looks with
out changing your type. The
changes are subtle hut never
theless they win prevent you
from bcing the Same woman
from day to day.
BE ever on the alert to take
advantage Of the very latest
fashion and makeup notes that
are supplied TO you free Of
charge In nearly all the stores.
beauty shops and reading ma
terial you run across.
Perhaps just the smallest
amount Of eye shadow will give
you the new effect you want.
Why not ask your beauty opcr-
ator to put little on your eye
lids the next time you get
hair-do or q manicure.
You say your hair is straight
and that II looks horrible when
curled. That does not mean You
must wear your straight hair
the same way for every oc-
casion. There are ever 30 many
smart coiffures for the sleek
haired madamoiselle.
Why not try drsmatlxing
yourself In some little way?
Wear q clever charm bracelet
or q pin that can't help being
noticed. Select your next dress
with assurance and wear II with
confidence for self-csnfidcncc Is
the essence Of chic.
You might change your make
mp. too. Are you one Of those
women who has worn the same
lipstick and rouge for years.
never mindful Of the new "com-
plexions" on the market from
time 10 timee
Why not resolve "a change
your appearance, even n II
must be subtle change, during
the year l84l and see what hap
piness II can bring you. See II
II doesn't give you m Alto
gether new outlook on life.
Dear Miss Grey: You have al
ready brought happiness to u
through your Kindness In gettinI
music into our shack.
And now, Miss Grey. / do be
heve there In someone. somewhere
that has 4 larger house they woul
he glad to have taken care Of 10
the rent. I want to say here. Mis-
Grey. that for the past four year
my children and I have been force
to wear our coats In the house an
huddle around the stove or up
stairs chimney to try and kee
warm. The floors are SO cold, on
feet are numb most all day.
II I could only move closer 1
or near spanaway. near a schoo
would be 30 grateful.
Please. Aiss Grey, will you prir
my letter. There must be som
kind reader who will get in touc
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
J. A rabbit-sxin.
?. Forty days.
5. First Families OF Virginia.
4 The Hawaiian Islands.
s. Ohio. Oklahoma, oregon.
o. The one-cent piece.
I. Lapidary.
5. Ia Fayette snd FOrmsn.
9 John Fox. II.
10. Henry VIII.
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TOMORRoW's MENU

BKEAkFA ST. Sliced bana-
mas, whole-wheat mullins, jam,
coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Apples fried in
bacon drippings, buttered toast.
creamy tapioca. tea. milk.
DINNER: Roast stuffe d
spareribs, baked yellow squash,
rolls, steamed marmalade pud-
ding, foamy sauce. coffee, milk.
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SAMPLER
PATTERN ISIS

Hurry-eet busy this quaint little sampler It's IN
suo decoration for any and quickly stitched too Pot
ISIS tronster pattern OF sampler l2xl4M
inches color chort materials required illustrations OF stitches
Send cents in coin and token for this potten TO
The Tocomo Times NeedIecrott Dept, Tocomo Wash Write
plainly pottern number your name ond address,
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TODAY'S
RECIPES
PINE MOLD WITH CHICKEN,
VEAL OR FISH SALAD
lSerXeS 6l

One envelope plain unflavored
gelatin, = cup cold water. cup
hot water, \ cup mild vinegar, /
tablespoon lemon juice. = cup
sugar. !. teaspoon salt, 4 cup
blanched almonds. cut In long
shreds; " cup canned pineapple,
cut in long shreds; y cup stuffed
olives. cut lengthwise in shreds
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Gard to Speak

Conrad Gard will speak Tues
day evening at s o'clock al the
Hotel Winthrop under auspices Of
the Anglo-Saxon federation. Bible
and Pyramid Prophecies for 1871"
win be his subject.
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You Need Not Change Your Type When Improving Appearance
Pattern

Place Of honor In your works-
day wardrobe goes. q course. to
the shirtwaister-most becoming.
trim and useful q styles, Pattern
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y cup small sweet pickles, cut in
lengthwise shreds, few drops green
coloring. II desired.
Soften gelatin in cold water and
dissolve in hot water. Add sugar,
salt. lemon juice and vinegar.
Cool, and when mixture begins to
thicken. fold in remaining ingre-
dents. Pour into ring mold that
has been rinsed out In cold water,
first. and chill. When firm. I'M
mold onto lettuce and serve with
mayonnaise dressing. II green
coloring is used, add along with
sugar. salt, etc. Fill center with
chicken. crab or other similar
type salad.
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It's So Easy! Makes .
Big Saving. No Cooking.

10 ut quick and satisfyine relief
frsm coughs due TO colds, mix your
own ruoody sf home. Once tried. you'll
never - without il in your home, and
rs = simple and easy !.
Fizuk make . syrup by stirring Z
eups eFnnulatsd sugar and one cup o.
water Z lev nomsuts. until dissolved.
a ehill could DO II. No COOKING needed.
Then ret pa ounces OF finex from
any dFuGyist- This u . COMPOUND con-
tanning Norway Pine ana peAtaplse
gnainG6i u eoncontxetse xerms wsn-
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The committee IN
charge is composed Of Mrs. Irene
Ysnt. Mrs c. c. Moore and Mrs
Clara Clark.
Following a $50 pot luck DIM
ner, the congregation Of the First
Christian church will hold its an
nual business meeting and election
Of officers at the church Tuesday
evening For the dinner the wom-
ems council, headed by Mrs. Cyril
Law. viii have charge Of the
kitchen service and the Young
Women's guild. Mrs. NJ. B. Dennis,
chairman. will attend to the tables
and serving
Reports will be made by the
heads Of each department Rev.
Give Taylor will give the pastors
report. Roy Anderson, treasurer's
report: Mrs. Cyril Law. women's
council; Mrs. Otis Lyon. Mission
airy society; Mrs. Victor Rogers,
Young Women's guild: Rufus Fair
banks. choir; Miss Nina Willmott,
Christian Endeavor: Howard
HUMPHREYS. Sunday school. and
Mrs. Byron DeBolt. beginners de-
partment. The budget report will
be made by a committee composed
of Roy Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Welcker and Mrs. Frank
Smith. DR.. J. B. Hunter. a Japa-
nese missionary, will be the guest
Of the congregation and give tn.
address. Harry Greengrass, chair
man Of the church board. will
preside.
Plan Parish Dinner
Members OF Christ Episcopal
church will hold their annual par
ish dinner Monday evening, Jan.
10, at $50, followed by the parish
meeting Reservations should be
made with Fred f. King.
Three church groups will meet
Wednesday. At ! o'clock the Altar
guild will meet with Mrs. George
Walker SOC 18th st, n. w. for
luncheon and business session.
At s p. m. the Sunday school
teachers will meet with Mrs. Nav
nard Grunder. 314 18th ave, n. w,
and Mt the same hour the Junior
circle will be the guests of Miss
Jean Cook.
Women's circles of the First
Baptist church have named We'd
nesday as their meeting dates.
Mrs. l.. M. Hatch of Alderton will
be hostess for Electa circle and
Mrs. Arthur Foxford will enter
tain the Willing Workers, both
at p. m. At 7:45 Fidelis group
will meet with Mrs. Philip Graf
at the parsonage.
hary-Marths Missionary society
NJ Peace Lutheran church will
hold its regular meeting In the
parish hall Wednesday evening at
s o'clock.
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NJ. R. Wasmund, So Years
In Puyallup, Is Dead
Services for Berry Grower Set for
Tuesday at Two O'clock

PTYALLTP - Funeral services
for NJ. r. Wasmund. -. who died
suddenly Saturday evening al the
family home on East Pioneer ave.
Route ?. Box 116. will be held
Tuesday at ? o'clock at Hills
funeral home. Rev Philip Ray
mond will officiate and burial will
be in Woodbine cemetery.
Wasmund. who was a we'll
known berry grower, had been
resident Of the valley for SO years
coming from ST. Louis. Mo. He Is
survived by his wife, Ina; a son,
George. and two daughters. Mrs.
Mabel Lortell and Mrs Media
Jackson. and three grandchildren,
all OF Seattle.
At its annual meeting Sunday
afternoon the congregation Of In
manuel Lutheran church reelected
Ed Schmidt to a three-year term
as elder and also president for one
year He has held the post Of
elder for II years
Other officers chosen were Clar-
ence Nettnin, reelected secretary,
and Louis Barth. reelected treas
urer, with Ed Starwich and Don
Wolfe and the treasurer. acting as
chairman. forming the finance
committee. Starwich was re-
elected.
Activities for the week at I'm
manuel church include attendance
of the Sunday school teachers at
an institute at Auburn Monday
night and choir rehearsal Tuesday
at S p. m. and a meeting of the
Ladies Aid Wednesday evening at
7:30 at which Mrs. Clarence Nett
min, new president, will conduct
her first session. Mrs A. Baum
garten and Mrs. Theodore Brack-
man will act as hostesses. Thurs
day evening the Jolly Juniors viii
hold a business meeting and socia
hour in the social rooms at
o'clock and the Mems club vii
meet Friday at S p. m. in the
social rooms with new President
William Reid presiding The Satur
day school will meet from 10 tc
'11:45 a. m.
Rev. Theodore Brakeman, pastor
of Emmanuel church, will attend
the sessions of the district mission
board at Portland on Tuesday.
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Good Taste Today
for Year, Can Inform Friends
Where to Write Her
BY EMILY POST

a question puzzling to many
brides is how TO give an address to
which letters-or possibly presents
may be sent when only an
nouncements are being mailed and
no at home cards can be included.
Again this morning there is a
letter explaining: I'VE can include
none but the immediate families
and few of our closest friends at
our wedding and we shall have no
at home address for some months
to come. as our wedding trip will
be but the start OF almost a years
travelling for my husbands com
pany. We have many friends,
therefore, TO whom we can send
announcements and nothing else,
and we believe some of them
such. for instance. as our ex-
college friends with whom we
have been out of touch for some
years, will want to write us when
they hear of our marriage. But
since the announcements them
selves have no address and since
we cannot have at home cards
printed, how can We include an
address through which letters sent
us can reach us"
To this, the only answer TO give
is the plainly practical Though
not conventionaD suggestion that
you add in smaller type at the
1 lower left of the announcement it.
self "Poste Restante" (meaning
permanent address through which
you can be reached. followed
with your parents full address. Al
/ least. I think this in better taste
/ than writing return address on
the envelopes.
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~ ROBERT CULLEN

" mode mistakes roisin my
girls, but they didn't learn 10
cook by usin' their husbands
stomochs to proctice on.
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Registering In Hotel

Dear Mrs. Post; Not long ago
my husband signed hotel register
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How 10 End q Party

Dear Mrs. Post: I'm going 10
give a dinner party in a restau-
rant. Many Of the younger people
whom I am including so 10 this
same restaurant on Saturday eve
nings to dance; so I imagine some
Of them will stay on after my
party for the dancing How can
l make it perfectly PLAIN that any
bills run up by them in the eve
ming are not part Of my invita-
ton TO dinner
Answer: The only way that !
can think Of to bring your respon-
sihility to an end would be 10
break up your part. as you would
on any other occasion; by leaving
the table and going out into the
lobby with your guests and per
haps offering to drive any single
women home. and saying good
night 10 the others. However
many want to stay on for the
evening would simply so back and
get another smaller table. II /:
surely not likely that those who
dined with you will think that
they are still your guests.
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l. 0. 0. i. Installation

Unity lodge, l. o. o. F, and
Schuyler Colfax lodge of Rebekahs
will hold joint installation cere-
monies Tuesday evening at S
o'clock at Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. Harriet Bird. vice president
of the Rebekah assembly of the
state of Washington will seat the
Rebekah officers and w. M.
Buckmaster of Puyallup. deputy
grand master of the state. will in
stall the Odd Fellows. Mrs. Flor
ence Clark and Cecil Tribou Of
Sumner will act as grand marshals
and Miss Florence Ball is in
charge of the program. The re-
freshment committee includes Mes
danes Ida Wickstrom. Joe Sibbert,
Mark Snow. Roy Coates, Axel
Erickson, Perry Raudebaugh, Alma
Newland. Charles Hollis, and
Lena Moore
II maj NhHNAAlS va NV f'%y
Bringing Up Mother" to be pre-
scented at the high school auditori-
um Friday evening, Jan. 81. under
/ sponsorship of the American
Legion auxiliary and the Puyallur
theater group. has been completed
/ and rehearsals are under way I'M
der the direction OF Miss Marie
/ Cornell
Those who will take part in the
play are Mrs. F. J. Clement, Mrs
Frank Dwight. Miss Wanita Spen-
GER, Miss Lola Emerson, Mis-:
Myrtice Sawyer. Mrs. Jack Bum
John Ashby. Winfield Angel, Der
nard Mankertz. Ernest Heasslei
and William Terril.
A head injury suffered by JACK
Hill. Sumner barber. late Friday
proved slight one. DR.. Car
Scheyer Of Puyallup reported. Hill
was taken first to the Arthur
Spooner home near Alderton with
cuts which seemed TO have beer
made by broken glass. He was moi
able to explain how he was hur
but was believed to have run hi
car in q ditch