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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

-atJdCheU CIllllllldllS.
An all points bulletin asked po-
lice throughout northern Calltorn.a
TO arrest the two youthS-Josepa
Gates. II. and William FORESTER.
10. Assistant District Attorney Max
Willens filed complaints charging
Gates with kidnapping and robbery
and Forester with kidnapping, rob-
berry and rape.
Hal Craig IS. and Ed Wentland.
a. high school students, said they
were atrolling on the grounds OF
the club with two girls during the
dance when two youths stepped up
to them and told them this is 4
stickup." The youths had their
hands in their pockets in a manner
which indicated they had guns,
Craig and Wentland said.
They forced the boys to turn over
what small change they had ami
then tied up the pair. one of the
youths went for a car while tn"
other remained with the girls. When
the car drove uD. the girls were
pushed into the car, the boys were
warned to keep quiet or be shot, y"
and the car drove off.
Craig and Wentland waited half
an hour and then reported to chap
CrCnS at the country club.
The first report authorities re-
ceived, however came from Coil
ege OF Pacific where the girls, mem
bers of prominent families, appear
ed two hours later.
The girls said the youths had
driven them to 4 cannery eight
Continued on Page 6, Col A.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

was concerned, vas the whole stCrr.
Shed probably been nuZlling tn
shoe al the time. they said, drilt-
ing slowly as she did so. But they
CCuldn'. prove it.
They couldn't prove that she had
MT sailed the m,sty nights and tn"
sometimes storm tossed waters Of
Salton Sea like a wrath out of the
past. appearing as a ghost to what
ever m"klesS hunters sought ducks
there out OF season. They couldn't
prove she wasn't a miniature FlyinE
Dutchman
And who knows what a ship
even a little Shiu-can do when nc
body is around
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Tax / Bills Go Out
Late in October

s"t 4 postponement.
Their tax statements will not be
mailed to them Monday, as stated
i'll Fridays Post-Press, but late IN
October.
IN the meantime they will have
lime TO get things in order SO they
viii be ready when the taxes be-
come due Nov. /
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

Is was inevitable for the
United States?
SaoUld this nation with
draw into its own shell, and
~ t. Europe and Asia,
MAY lAr best man VIM"
l. tht yellow peril" about which
William Randolph Hearst howled
Tor 50 many decades real or fan
cisa. and if real. is it nearer today
than IL WAS this time q year ago?
Imperial Valley folk Saturday re-
spolo"d to a telephone question
naire on these vital. burning issues
Ct ,Ilc Mom. and to the first and
third questions. the answers were
without exception an emphatic
"1o 8ut to the second question,
tie answer was unequivocal No"
Many of those contacted unhes-
.tatinelY described themselves as
being normally isolatiOnlst' in
,heI' political views.
Mrs Lucy H. Baughman, 1923 l
street BraWley. mother of Mrs.
Ralph Congrev2, wife of an Ell Cen
tro engineer, was frankly puzzled
OVER volcanic developments of the
ras' foW days
I don't want war," she said
"A14g,aIn. but that. And yet, I am
unalJcraDly opposed to pulling out
Of lhe Atlantic, and leaving Hitler
tC Ms own way there.
I am not a New Dealer; def
iait2ly not. But I do agree with
President Roosevelt that Iceland
where Cne of our ships Cthe U.S.S
ksarnYD was attacked Friday, is in
United States territory. Our ships
have q perfect right to protect that
territory. And II is our duty to pro-
ct those ships
N0BODE INDISPENSABLE
Mrs. Baughman doesn't believe
nat President Roosevelt, nor any
other Ole man, is indispensable to
Continued en- Page s; Colamn -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Government BUYS
5. American ketaI

WASHINCTCT, OF 70 UN
Federal loan Administration Je..' Il
Jones said today tnat nc =.
Reserve co. IN bu..at ~ add"en-
al 96O0O tons of IalE Aue3.. ,
copper at 11.25 cl}.'a a po@d r
rluding fieiaht 10 Ne NUE, IT,.
November and December shIWNrr'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Civil Suit Asks
Accident DAMAGES

Suit for $4,000 damages was tiled
against Joseph King Saturday by
Charles x. Robert, John, and q.
Leja, who alleged they were in
iured in a traffic accident in FL
Centre last Aug. Il.
They alleged the accident occur
red at Fourth street and Sandal
wood drive.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

aVenge the flTSI AlHtTICaIT VIII SLIP
casualty of the war, the navy await
ed a further report from the Kear-
ny. The crippled destroyer was Ell
route to an undiSclosed port.
There was only terse announce
ment from the navy yesterday that
the ship had been torpedoed ana
damaged, but apparently without
casualties among her l3 officers and
TT men. The extent of the damage
and whether the destroyer attempt
cd to sink the U-boat with her five
inch guns and depth charges, and
other details were still mystery.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Deserter from
Canada Arrested
1t was nice while it lasted.

Tt Was nICp WNIIt II IdSItU.
William J. Mullarkey 20, was
held in the Imperial county jail
Saturday after immigration officers
found he was am american citizen
who enlisted in the Canadian &C
tive forces, deserted, and lived OF
the country while living in the
United States.
He accepted money, entertain
ment, food and lodging, the officers
said Mullarkey was said to have
insisted he was in good standing
and was on furlough from the eX-
pcditionaly forces in England.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Football Results
Rv UNITED PRESS


Harvard I, Dartmouth 0.
Princeton 0, Penn ~
Ohio State l6: pnrl,p Il
Navy II, Cornell Q.
Carnegie Tech. .: No're Dame g.
Northwestern r; MieEeaM a
Columbia 3; GcoIeia :.
Fordham 27; w Va.
Holy Crosi q, NiI1, .rp. ~.
Yale :, Army -.
NYU 0; Syra"Use 81.
}utgors 2G. TT. Moulaastn o.
Temple II. ppuu SG,tc o.
Buckncll 6. Boston UriY q
Duke p, Colgate Il
Lake Forest College o. W7b3.N
Dcnison 6: Nu,lln2nm 0.
Wavnc 0. ONO Wral.reo II
Bates 0; Northeastern 13.
Akron 0; OHIO U 0.
Brown IS, TUFTS {.
Boston College IS; Manhattan l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

crow bar at scene of wreck, accord
ing to a check by the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation.
The sheriff added that stitches
in a leg of Farro's trousers were
in a leg Of Farro'S trousers were
found near the wreck
Railroad police have been unable
to gain coherent answers from Far
ro when they questioned him. Sher-
iff HarVitt believes the elderly tram
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
D AMs!!Ns AAY!4es
Perfect Service

Perfect Service
the efficiency of the United States
postal service, Here is another vol
ulne.
Not long ago Al Thomas, who
among other things has something
to do with noxious weed eradication
in Imperial county. received let
ter. The envelope did not have his
name on it but the postman de-
livered it to him without mo-
ment's study. On the front OF the
envelope the only words besides
FL Centro. [tlif.. were
THAT Obnoxious Inspector"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Pour On Water

Pour On Water
Lamar GilleUt, one of he boys
flying Uncle Sans big planes III
the Philippine Islands, had a re-
cent copy of the Post-Press and
was reading the news from home.
He was just back from a trip
through the countryside to check
up on flood damage. Water was
all over everything. Typhoons,
floods and whatnot had stirred
things up. Lamar needed a little
rest from the general wetncss. He
got it
Smack in the middle of the front
page of the desert daily was big
story about a big rain in Ell Centre.
Hot news Half an inch Of rain!
Lamar hoWled.
"One little cloud here can spit
that much rain in second he
wrote relatives, and not half try.
Yes. Lamar, but they haven't got
our streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Pair Invodes High School
Dance; Kidnaps Two Girls
After Terrorizing Boys
One Victim CriminaIIy Assaulted After
Older Youths Thre aten Escorts with
Guns, Force I4year OIds into Car
-BI1LLETIN-

STOCKTON. Cahf., Oct. 49, (UP)-J0seph Gates, II,
and William Forester 10, arrested at Their homes
here today after returning 10 Stockon from Sen Fra
CISCO lrhere teU ed after CS$cyediy kdndpng tW0 gH
from q high school dance.
STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 49, (UP)TWo youths invaded
high school dance Stockton Country Club last nghl
robbed and tied up boys, and kidnapped two 4-yea-
old girls the shoriffs office reported today Inc girls
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

Officials were confident, however
that Lieut. Cmdr. A. l.. DaniS. AZ,
skipper OF the destroyer, would for
ward all details as quickly as pos
sible. They assumed that he had
ordered his radio silenced until he
could reach port to prevent a sec
ond attack,
Observers believed that the navy
was doing everything possible to
destroy the submarine, presumably
German. under resident Roosevelt 5
recent edict to shoot on sight any
axis marauders entering our defenS-
i've areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

sient is unbalanced mentally. Faro
claims he was never in Nevada and
apparently thinks the questions con-
Germ Nevada, O.
TWcnt"-tour persons were killed
and III injured in the wreck Of
the San Francisco Flyer. crack tram
of the Southern Pacific. lines.
Faro was arrested three weeks
ago IN hobo camp at Arlington,
O, and since then has been held
here on Vagrancy charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
SeuIunes Probed
For Axis Raider

WASHINGTON, Oct 18. (UP)-The navy was engaged
today in a gigantic air and hunt for the submarine
which torpedoad and damaged the 63Oon destroyer
Kearny while patrol $50 miles southwest OF
Iceland While secrecy surrounded the operations to
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Hobo jailed as
Wrecker Suspect

FINDLAY, o. Oct. Is. (UP)-A 73 year old transient,
registered Joe Farro held in Hancock county Jail
today a suspect in the uSoVed wreck of the stream
liner City of San Francisco IIarney Nev Aug 2
$3.50 Sheriff Lyle Ilarvitt said Faros fmgerprnts
idnrtca rih thnSn fnnnd
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Inst Like A Woman

Just Like A Woman
Mrs. Sid SWanberger is like all
other women the world over. She
loves to move furniture around and
get new and startling effects.
She whiled away the time one
night while her husband was at
lodge by changing the furniture
in their bedroom. She studied va
rious effects. She made up her
mind that a complete reversal OF
the furniture would give the room
considerable zip. She moved 1t all
around in different places, put eV-
erything in order, and went to bed'
A short time later Sid came home.
A man really should be safe in his
own bedroom but he wasn't.
Crash Bang! Wood splintered.
Sid had planked himself down
on one of those dainty little benches
women insist upon having in front
of their dressing tables. His wife
had put the bench i'll the place
the bed was standing when Sid
went to lodge meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
call II Winter?
Just Wdit!' Russ
.Jibe to Germans
Soviet Defenders Throw Back Attacks
Against Capital as Radio Taunts Nazi
Soldiers with Failure to Conquer
. BY UNITED PRESS

The Red Army reported Saturday to have thrown
back the German offensive both north and south Of Mos
and to have auned the NaZis by radio for their fail
to break through the snoWcOVered and fercelyde
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
Two OF A Kind

Two OF A Kind
A friend gave Jimmy Munson, Il
a week old chicken for a pet.
Such peeping and yipping as that
little ball of fluff could get off his
chest He complained constantly
as all week-ol chickens always do.
HIS lont some" Jimmy explained
sympathetically. II am going to get
another chicken to keep him COM
pany'
He did and now they both zip.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
JJehi IICh' Heh,-

Heb! Heb. Heh!-
A loud cnuckle went up from I'M
perial Valley Friday. 1t was hotter
in Los Angeles than it was in the
valley
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

When a farmer wants O
to sell or buy used farm
equipment, he looks first
under want ad claSSltl-
cation No. q In The Post
Press want ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
WEATHER

Maximum temperature Friday 95, minimum Sat
urday &C. S am temperature Saturday G7, humid
ity Il; noon temperature Saturday 80, humidity 35
5 pm. temperature Friday 49, humidity So
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

l.. A. Hay-Us No l S2O-2I; u. S. No eafy
l. V. 20; L. s. No. $1G5O-l7.5O; Mpls. Dec.
Flax $I78.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19
W n CT
7 i he y
: ! hin j X

Is was inevitable for the
Unitld States.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-19

Total Cash. Checks and Drafts sent
Through The Two FL Centre Banks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Visiting Jurist
Begins Kdndr S
Custer Hearing
Bowling Promises
to Show Definite
Gamblers Tiedp'

A hearing seeking the removal
from office of Mayor Walter Ka-
mar of Hamtramck on graft
charges opened today in the
County Building before Visiting
Probate, Judge Maurice +. Tripp
with the promise OF Prosecutor
William f.. Bowling that I'VE will
show definitely a tieup between
Kanar and the gamblers"
Downing made his statement in
response 10 an objection by de-
Tense attorney =. j. NJ Hally that
the prosecutor was not following
the proper legal procedure in the
hearing.
Judge Trip agreed with Dow
ling that the evidence In the case
need not be presented as in a rcgu-
lar court of law, and the prose
cutor was permitted 10 continue
the questioning Of the states first
witness Detective Sergf. Joseph
Priestas of the Michigan state po-
lice.
Priestas told Of q state police
raid on a large gambling house at
1903 Joseph Campau avenue Dee
%. 1910 m which 100 men were
arrested as frequenters and opera
tors
The custer hearing Is An out
growth Of graft charges brought
against Kanar by Judge Homer
Ferguson'S one-man grand jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
SERVICES FOR 5000

AT Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Chicago al LaWton avenues. Rabbi
A. NJ HcrShman and RABBI Morris
Adler VIII conduct the services for
more than 1000 worShipcrS.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sparks VIII
direct the services in Cougrega-
ton BNai David, Elmhurst al
Fourteenth avenues. where he VIII
give a sermon on vitality OF
Orthodoxy
For worshippers living in the
downtown district, services Will be
held in the Downtown Synagogue,
1905 GriswOld. under the direction
OF Rabbi Herman RoSenwaSSer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
BY Detroit Times. AT rishts rsssrvsd'
SAM MASTRANTONI0, 33
held IN shooting -.

Sam MastfaRteHie5 80, of 2447
Baldwin avenue, today was held
in connection with the fatal shoot-
ing of his uncle, Frank Mastran-
tonic, as, of the same address,
and the wounding of Frank Auto,
IS. of 2570 Fischer avenue. follow
ing an alteration at his home last
night.
Homicide detectives said they
were unable 10 establish a reason
for the shootings. Mastrantenio,
they reported, admitted the crimes
and was held on a murder charge.
He has been i'll, police were told.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

'Jf he has 10 pay a little more
for his drinks. he'll he forced To
buy his whisky in "A liquor store
and get drunk at home. That's
where he bflorEs."
This menacr~ along with family
troubles which reach their climax
at the ncighborhood bar and grill
are among the evils bartenderS
place partially AT the door of five
and l0-cent drinking
tiff PRICE cotfffffffoN-
Many dealers complain that
many Of the liquor violation sales
which arc charged TO bar owners
find their origin in pricc-Cutting
competition which forces them 10
violate the law 20 meet expenses.
As one dealer put it,.
"lf the liquor commission
would set n scale of minimum
prices ON drinks IL would lessen
the terrific competition. remove
the need for liquor sale viola
tions and create generally
healthier condition In the liquor
business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Talk Set on Volunteers

Mrs Thomas r. McAlhSter Of
She volunteer participation com
mittec of tho Office of Civilian
Defense. in Washington. Will talk
on How 20 Organize Volunteers
in Detroit al 2.30 p. m. Friday IN
Statlcr Hotel. Il was announced
today. Mrs Paul jackson is chair
man of the Central Volunteer
Council of Social Agencies in De-
fTOlf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Reading Jury Quest Inn iIfh Day

--Lhroat-Wcafy attorneys DeIore
Circuit Judg Earl c. Pugsley VIII
Try today for the eleventh day 10
pick a jury in the trial Of former
Mayor Richard w. Reading and
81 others charged with conspiracy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

pilots in Michigan belong 10 the
"99' Club, founded by Amelia
Earhart Mrs. Leonore MCElroy
is a crack flyer and instructor .
Mrs. John Hammond, the former
Alice Hirschman. practices almost
daily and recently flew 10 Ari-
st-tftf +.
Other girls who are taking
regular flight instruction include
Mrs. A. l. Marks, the former
Virginia BackuS Of Crosse
peihte Margaret Pratt Of Law
renee Tech and Lee EvanSon. n
techniclan al the Alexander
BIain Hospital
Attorneys Harry Watson and
Frank Hoag debate the pros
poets of Michigan's 1871 football
team in front Of the Dime Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Fireman, 7 Others
Hurt in Auto Crash

A Detroit fireman, Charles,
Schlaeger, AZ, of Engine %. was
in critical condition in st. Joseph
Mercy Hospital Pontiac, today
after a headon- auto collision with
Flint youth al Telegraph and
Ward roads, in Oakland County.
The Flint youth. James Poe. 20,
of 1406 Jackson street, also is in
serious condition. His passenger,
Miss Gloria Johnson, is, also of
Flint. suffered minor injuries.
Schlaeger lives at 9417 Birwood
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

IN PetoSkcy.
Harlan r. Arthur and Albert
VI. Wagner OF the Ford Trade
School are co-authoTs Of q new
text hook. =. Harvey Campbell
81 the Board Of Commerce has
returned from a trip 20 Denver
Attorney Fred Walker read
ing the headlines AT The Statler
newsstand. =. Edward = Stm-
son II. is the new editor Of
Automobile Topics.
William LcBar Of Wyandottc
4 promising muraist. is now IN
the Air Corps. Lawrence
Tbbett. the singer here for a
broadcast strolling down
Washington boulevard Dave
ShaughneSsy Of American Air
lines says at least 30 Dotroitcrs
have flown 10 Now York for the
World Series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

q lot Of roofs and Is good ior,busl
ness Showing pictures OF hlz neN
son. Richard Jr. -,
Grand Jury Prosecutor Chcs-
Ter =. OHsra has purchased q
now home on the east side lie
nss formerly a nOrthcndcr
Eddie Laucr athletic director
~ ST. PaIls High School used
no be \ star basketball player
~ the Z. ~ y During the sum
mer he plays baseball In an
Eastern league
Skipper Schwlnlmer the cam
era store owner discussing plans
Tor ms next big game hunting
trip. VIII probably go 20 South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

America Dur
ING the last 80
We "a rs he $
hunted all over
Z he W Orld
taken millions
OF feet Of film
and given hum
drcdS Of lee
lures
I)r William D.
Henderson di-
rector emeritus
of the UniNcr-
Sity of AlIcbi-
gan Extension
Service is Tc-
covering from q
serious illness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

IN he operation o. numbers and
policy games.
Judge Pugsley, himself, will ask
the same questions he has asked
of the first 35S prospective jurors.
examined, all Of whom have been
turned down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

According 20 count kept by
Court Clerk Herbert T. Schmidt.
$50 jurors have been dismissed for
cause; 1l2 on defense challenges
and 96 by prosecution challenges
A, the opening Of court today y
jurors remained in the box from
the end Of yesterdays session and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

800 tavern Keepers Agree to Put II on the Shelf
Alongside Grandpa's Button Shoes

Headaches and stomach ulcers
IRE as common among tavern
keepers as the upplers they serve,
10 was revealed today as Wayne
County bar owners discussed plans
tO clean their own houses despite
political apathy
The ills of the bartender how
ever. have their origin only in
directly in alcohol alcohol that
others drink.
IN First move was the tacit agree
~ nj of more than 500 tavern
Keepers to rClegatc the iive-ccnt
beer and the tcn-ccnt whisky 10
the shelf alongside grandpa S
button shoes and brown derby.
THEIR ECONOMIC HEADACHE
Take the guy who gets plas-
tered on 10 drinks of whisky
each accompanied by beer
wash, all for dollar" one dealer
said. Hes just one of the fac
tors which bring headaches and
nervous Indigestion TO us bar
tenders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
People
You
Know

Michigan's 1911 Peach Queen
Lpretty Margaret Emery, has Just
oloed at the Hartung Airport
ION Gratiot avenue. -.
She's 10. a student al The Uni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
INAUGURAL SERVICE HELD

At tho inaugural service of the
Day Of Atonement last night, the
melodious Kol Nidre, Suppiicatng
the renlSs sion Of sins. was sung.
Services in Temple Beth Fl viii
Doe directed by Or Leo NJ. Frank
ln He VIII speak on the topic.
"Atonement Analyzed - Or. A. NJ.
Franzblau VIII conduct supplement
tary services.
in the new Temple Israel IN the
Institute OF Arts Auditorium
Rabbi Leo NJ Fran Will direct the
services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
copyiaht By Detroit 1imss. Al fi9hti reserved.

vii face further examination.
Special Prosecutor Chester p.
OHara. by his own count, has
said, I'm satisfied with the jury
81 times but each time a defense
challenge has removed a member.
Today the October panel of $50
names becomes available if the SO
prospective jurors on the old panel
are exhausted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Versity of Mich
igan and may
Try for a com
m rcial Ii
cenSe.
Another stu
dent pilot is
Mrs Margaret
HUFF a Ken
sington avenue
h o u s. q wife
whose InStruc-
tors say shows
more flying skill
than many stu
dents half her
age Most
of the 80 OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Building. Wat
son says Bob
Wcstfall. the
Wolverine full
lack is a sure
for the ALI
american 4.
Wallace u Dun
lap the insur-
ance bro * @ r,
from Hickory
sand, passing
ln "A car and
waving hello
DICK Brown
me roofing
maj, eportS
laSt week big
WIND damaged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
JeWry Observes
Yom Kippur

Detroit Jews today Joined thou
sands Of their brethren through
out thc world in observance ofthe
most solemn day OF the Jewish
year Yom Kippur, the Day Of
Atonement.
At shutdown last night they
began a 24-hour fast which viii
he broken. at the conclusion OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Nnr2h.El -innlahl

This afternoon a memorial
service for the dead VA be held
and II viii be followed by sermons
and the chanting Of closing rites.
Worship viii end with a blast
of the Sholar. the ritual ram S
horn, and the congregation Will
hasten home for festivities.