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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-18

How can you talk to me like that, +"
she walled, after I've given you the
best years Of my lfe?"
'Yeah?" returned the husband, un-
by her emotion. And who
made EN- the best years OF your nfe2"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-18

The tunnel OF the Triumph mine. In
Blaine county, Is reported to be the
greatest In Idaho. It is 10 feet wide,
electrified and is said TO be the only
double track tunnel in the state. 1t may
be walked through in street clothes
without danger OF soiling.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-18

publications as well as the newspapers
of the country as one Of the most
beautiful and useful bridges construct
ed in the highway field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-18
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Rmrock Schmidt No 8
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-18

Fire has opened government depots
TO retail milk.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
Pine Bluff
BY Frances Sampson

IaNMI-TIlfE gIITIIITsl lSIIIITIIssll lSaIn1lIIT
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
If and When Gasoline
Rationing Comes To
Little Rock

Hav. you stopped to think OF
the possibilities of the service for
your car when gasoline is rationed
in your community? There arc
GONE who will say 81 will set my
car up" some will say 81 can
get along on my quota" but have
you stopped To think of where you
will get your quota?
1t has been stated that all gaso-
line dealers will only be allowed
80 percent Of their usual monthly
allowance, where will your allow
ance I've in the so percent deliver
ed or in the so percent not deliv-
cred? Are you in the group that
will be favored or in the group that
will be TUNED away and wonder
ing why after spending your
money at the same place for such
a long period of years that, that
fact is not appreciated and that
you are probably Disseminated a
gainst?
To meet this condition that
seems certain to come, | rccomend
now that you begin to establish
yourself at a service station where
you may feel certain that your
ration card will mean just as
much as anyhody's and that you
will not be in that group whose
so percent was net delivered.
Government regulations require
that all goods bought in one month
must be paid for before the 10th
of the next month. Nothing
makes a dealer feel better than
a good cash customer or a custom
er that he feels sure will be in
when he gets his check.
Good Credit an a place
where you can feel sure of no dis
elimination will certainly help a
lot to meet this condition.
Anderson Service Station
9Th and State Streets
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

direction. And, too, he was gald
he had let BESSIE keep that money.
Suppose he was searched here on
the ioh9 Fer them TO find money
on him was alone enough to fas.
ten suspension upon him definitely
lie unlocked the door and took
the trunk inside. his back was
lent beneath its weight and he
walked slowly with his eyes on the
wayering rcd shadows on the
floor. He heard the fire singing
in the furnace. He took the trunk
to the corner IN which he had
placed II the night before. He
put il down and stood looking at
it. lie had an impulse 10 open
and lock Inside it. He stopped 10
tumble with the metal clasp, then
started violently, jerking upright,
"Bigger!"
Without answering and before
he realized what he was doing, he
vhirled, his eyes wide with fear
and his hand halfraised, as though
10 ward off blow. The moment
'ef whirling brought him face to
face with what seemed to his ex-
cited sense an army Of white men.
His breath stopped and he blink
ed his eyes in the red darkness.
thinking that he should be acting
more calmly. Then he saw Mr..
Dalton and another white man
standing at the far end df the
basement. in the red shadows
their faces were white discs OF
danger floating still in the air.
I"Oh !. he said softly.
The white man at Mr.. Dial.
toms side was squirting at him,
he felt that tight, hot, choking
fear returning. The white man
clicked on the light. He had a
cold ,impersonal manner that told
Bigger to be on his guard. In the
very look Of the mans eyes Big
ger saw his own personality re-
Elected In narrow, restricted terms
"What's the matter, boy1" the
man asked.
! Bigger said nothing, he swal-
lowed, caught hold 81 himself and
came forward slowly. The white
mans eyes were steadily upon
Continued on Hack Page
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

cancel all appointments already
made and accept no more!
SQuAWKlNG =. the folks
lrumering some things which re-
fleet upon the medical skill of a
Negro physician. E. white ply
sicians apparently don't care fol
your practice. they'll never get
mine as long as they persist in
calling my wife by her first name
We are all going to die and God
knows I'D Rather Die at the hands
Of Negro Doctor who does no
matter why you say CARE. Do
not fatten yourselves for snakes,
you get me!
With Counsellor Jones back from
Chicago, it may be more Target
practice, eh Wendell!
Should | 60 to the army ! shall
certainly try to get some support
for my sole dependent, THE
STATE PRESS. but tag along
Miss Tuggle.. I'm coming thru
"Just you wait and see!"
Next Week we'll tell you about
Los Angeles and the NAACP Their
about Salt Lake City !. y. ant
| then alput brief visit In Cclora.
do. until then invest in Wal
Saving Stamps and Bonds II you
cant Pm Burma Bound!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

end with her Moiher and sister
Mrs, Ada Thelmon of Forrest City
is spending her vacation with he,
son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Willie Burnside.
Mrs. Katie Mae Skaters OF
Memphis, Tenn, was called to the
bedside of her sister Mrs. Char,
lie Caruth. Mrs. Caruth's many
friends extend their sympathy
during her illness.
Master John McCray Jr., anc
Elloyne McCny are spending
their vacation in Chicago with
their aunt.
Mr.. Willie White and family
who have been long residents OF
Helena are now making theil
home in st. Louis.
Mrs, Mary d. Manning well,
known church woman was called
to the bedside of her mother ir
Chicago.
Mrs. Reedie Thomas spent a
pleasant week end visiting rela'
tivcs and friends in Memphis.
Miss Dorothy King is spending
her vacation with Mrs. Gladys
Anderson at Moss Point, Miss.
Mrs. Beatrice Brown is spend
ing a few days with Mrs. n. B
Williams on her vacation.
Mrs. Carrie w. Williams was
hostess to prominent guests from
over the State Sunday Mrs. L
f. Christmas Of Forrest City
Home Demonstration Agent, Mys
Mary B. Banks, Osceola, H. d. A
Mrs. S. E. Allen, Madison pro.
minent matron and Miss Katie
Walker of Wynne, H. D. A.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
AOP Takes On
MOrriltOn Sluggers

The AOP Ball Club will meet
Morrilton Sluggers in Morrilton
Sunday afternoon at 800 o'clock.
The AOP Club has had a very
successful season up to now with
only three defeats with nine vic
tories.
Any one wishing to go to Nor
hilton Sunday, buses will leave
from Ninth and State Streets at
1000 o'clock. 1k
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
Helena News

BY f. r. Richardson
Carter's Chapel AME Church
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

Enroute to Los Angeles for the
32nd Annual Conference of tho
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People with
Harold Flowers, Militant Pine
Bluff lawyer, who is making his
fifth annual talk to this great as
sembly Of unsung heroes Of hu-
man freedom. Deciding 10 make
the trip spontaneously but always
decisively, Mr.. Flowers asserts
that it may be his last CONTEXT
ence until after the war. for
he received his la classification
card Saturday morning.
Carrying greetings 10 the con-
ference from Texarkana mobsters
who took the life Of 25-year-old,
Willie Vinson, after snatching him
from a hospital bed and hanging
him to a cotton gin winch, early
Monday morning-the delegates
will listen to an eloquent report
Of the lynching as given Mr.. Flow
ers by railway yard employees
Upon his arrival in Texarkana
early Monday enroute to Los An
geles. Democracy is surely un.
dergoing a terrific strain. but
outrages Of this kind, one wonder
whether we shall be victorious in
orr PRESENT EFFORT. for,
believe that Democracy MUST
first prove itself at HOME and
then its efforts abroad cannot fail
So, fellow Americans, ! am won.
dering why we can become so a
Harmed over what happened al
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
I'm The Dark" Lii
Green and Jumping
1--WE, Tiny Bradshaw
Will Take The City

July Gath for a one night stand
at Dreamland ballroom will I've the
event of a gala affair when the
Blues Queen, Lii Green Of "ln
The Dark" fame appears with
the Jumping 1--WE Maestro, Tiny
Bradshaw and his Orchestra. Lii
Green will well be remembered
for her unique way in handling
the blues, with such pieces she
made famous as "ln the Dark"
81 won't sell My Love-" my
Mellow Man" and "Cherry Tree
Blues" Coming with Lii Green
is that Dynamic King Of the
Jitterbugs and his Jumping 1--WE
Orchestra, Tiny Bradshaw, "E-
Nuff- Sed"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
"Native Son"
BY Richard Wright

In answering their questions he
felt that he had succeeded in turn
ing tGeir minds definitely in the
direction Of Jan, If things went at
this pace he would have to send
the ransom note right away He
wauld see BESSIE tomorrow and get
things settled. Yes; he would
ask for ten thousand dollars. He
would have Bessie stand in the
window Of an old building at some
wenlishted street corner with a
flashlight, In the note he would
tell Mr., Dalton to put the money
in a shoe box and drop il in the
snow at the curb, he would tell
him to keep his car moving and
his lights thinking and not TO
drop the money until ne saw the
flashlieht blink three times in
the window, Yes that's how 1t
would be. BESSIE would see the
lights of Mr.. Dalton's car blinking
and after the car was gone she
would pick up the box Of money,
Ii would be easy,
lie pulled the car into the sta
ton, presented the ticket, got the
trunk, hoisted 1t to the running
board, and headed again for the
Dalton home. When he reached
the driveway the snow was fall
ing SO thickly that he could not
see ten feet In front of him, He
put the car into the garage, act
the trunk in the snow, locked
to his hack and carried II to the
the garage door, lifted the trunk
entrance of the basement. Yes;
the trunk was light, II was half
empty. No doubt they would
question him again about that.
Next time he would have to SO
into details and he would try to
fasten hard in his mind the words
he spoke so that he could repeat
them a thousand times, IL neees-
sary. He could. of course, set the
trunk in the snow right now and
take a street car and get the
money from Bessie and leave town
But why do that9 He could handle
this thing. II was going his way.
They were not suspeeting him
and he would be able to tell the
moment their minds turned In his
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY

nv
Admission 81 90 advance S1.1Z at door Tickets
Sale at Fontaines Barber Shop, Majestic Liquor
Stofe--Table Reservation s1.50--Phone 20l7l.
,AkO1ElAs " ~ EO< "a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

Carter's Chapel AME Church
Rev. George w. B'hckmon, Pastor
For the past several weeks Car
ter's Chapel AME Church has
been a very active body. Follow
ing the close Of the revival the
members and visiting friends were
entertained through out the week
with spirituals and dramas by Mrs.
Essie Van. Exceptionally good
were the dramatization Of Judg-
mcnt Day and the Defense Pro-
gram. The President (Roosevelt)
Mrs. Roosevelt, Senator Carraway
Eta Molten, Representative Of the
Defense Stamps and bonds Uncle
Sam, Miss America and the school
were represented by the following
persons broadcasting over KFFA.
DR.. H M. Profit, Mrs. Lucinda
Galloway, Mrs. S. E. Robinson,
Mrs. f. l.. Proffitt, Miss Aline
Graves, VIM. Choctaw Miss Alice
Suddeth, Mrs. Sybil Hill and Miss
Young, Miriam Bloxom, Lavell,
Suddtth, Mrs. Sybil Hill and Max
inc Miller.
Mrs. Van closed this inspiring
event with IA baby Contest and
Pew Rally Sunday. Mrs. E. l..
Proffitt won the token in the pew
rally.
King Sol mon Baptist Church
DR.. II. r. Stephenson, Pastor
Sunday School was opneed at
$50 o'clock with Asst, Supt Henry
Watkins. The lesson was review
ed by the pastor, and remarks
by the Supt., Ed Robinson. The
II o'clork sermon was preached Dy
the Pastor, DR.. NJ. K. Stephen
son.
The Galilee Baptist Church
The Sunday School of the Gall
lee Church is making splendid pro
gress under Supt. Bro. Wine
Slater.
Mr.. Walter Coley left this
morning for Camp Forrest, Tenn,
where ne will enlist in the Army
Air Corps.
PERSONALS: Miss Matte M.
White teacher in the Eliza Mill
er High School is spending her
summer vacation in Houston,
Texas visiting relatives and friends
friends.
Mrs. Annie Mae Banks of Al
bany, Ga, spent pleasant week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
BatesviIIe News

Continued from Page ~
versity with honors. Mrs. Craw-
ford Brown of Little Rock is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown
Little Ellen Tolbert, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. r. J, Tolbert Is
III
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

AeDANL. wen, II hSal WhHt
that COP Champion Wendell viii
kie will say Sunday in Los Angel
Spent two hours chatting and
dining with friends in Dallas
That is a town where Mr.. Flowers
spoke to large banquet audience
last June. in attending the
Annual Convention Of the South
west Bar, of which he is vice
president They welcomed him
to Dallas today =. as they had
not forgot his matchless oratory
and deep racial convictions. We
saw Lawrence Brockenburry
Dallas Express business manager.
the society editor, Miss Earnest
inc Hughes, Of Houston Will
liams S. Dunmore, business agent
of Local No. TIA United Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Joiners
Of American, AT of l.. Incl
dentally. they used Negro coment-
finishers here. Attention A. A.
Mazique Of the Pine Bluff Arsenal
Talked with Undertaken A. A.
Braswell and Attorney Roger @
Mason. all told Negroes in
Dallas are fighting on all fronts
for complete Indignation into the
social, economic and political life
Of America.
At Fort Worth we had to move
into hot box. giving up the air
conditioned car for whites o
God Of Mercy when Wilt Thou
Save the People?
Nothing but Rolling prairie land
land that produces the Tom
Connallys and the Tom Blantons
and yet can give all America a
hero Dorrie Miller!!
BACK TO PINE BLUFF :,
where we left friends anxious
about Frances column. No
development to report on the Ella
utton-Freeman Phillips maria.
ge application. Mrs. Fannie
REED is raising the devil be.
cause Frances did not send in hcr
news items. Please forgive and
Gust Try NE ONE MORE Time
We have passed in the vicinity
where Private Tom Watson is
now doing his basic training al
Camp Waters 1t looks like war
is on down here never saw SO
many planes.
ATTENTION. suitors of the De
LUKE BEAUTY SALON person
mel. there is cute little bea-
ltician down there :. recently
passed the State Board. and now
en- the Deluxe payroll. cam
think Of her name, :. but ash
and it shall he given Seek and yor
might :. LEAVING ELZATA
alone. two Of the JORDAN
sisters are on this train l.. A
bound! They live at 1919 Wes'
Pullen, you remember!
Orchids to little David Mays, Of
A. M. and N. football fame. foi
the paper to be published by the
American Journal Of Agronomy
Fine work. hope your achieve
ment Is released by the college n
this sheet. ..
HELLO DR.. WHITESIDE.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
Novv Rodionn en- Home for
Visit Tells c. cot Need

TIE United States had better
80 down 10 business and send SUD
plies 10 aer nLhtinz men or it viii
be to- 1T. was the prediction
made IL E Centre Thursday by
John Robert Wagner veteran Of tn"
Pearl Harbor attack. visiting frienss
IL Imperial Valley before returning
to HI duties as Navy radioman.
He said that the workmen in the
area where the attacks took place
are doing a splendid job of repair
III TIE damage done the Nays
ships.
"A group Cf these civilian work
men Wee eiven three weeks to re :
pair a sliD." Wagner said. They
cid tae job in three days They
G6nt walk % work. They run. These
Workmen have done more work IN
three months since Pearl HarboY
than in any six months in their
lives. They know we are at wa,
hat we must hurry, and they don t
81 anything bother them. They
don't argue about ANYTHING They
sex &c business as long as they
ar stand up. It is time the work
men on the mainland follow Their
sXas. pie. II they don't. it will be to-
ate
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
JAPS LAUGH. WAVE
Allies Account for
SO Enemy Ships in
Week Of Fighting

WASHINGTON, March 10 up -
Bombs of united nations Warplanee
hammered home to the japanese
today what military authorities cali
eG a Macarthur challenge" 10 them
r. decide the war Of the Pacific at
the barricades of Australia
A week of hard-slugging assaults
l. United States and Australian
planes bomberS, Navy diye-bomb-
as and Flying FortreSses-havc
IaE 0r dauagcd an estimated 80
Japancae INVASION ships off Austria
La northern coasts, these authorl-
- said.
Tho aer.al attacks, including the
aomoing Of % enemy ships in New
Guinea waters announced in d Nav
5gumunIQue yesterday and bomb
Its Oh d japanese heavy cruiser
sad tWO O.aer drge vessels at an
INVASION Dase on New Britain Is
.aHG announced III Australia today.
Tere regarded as revealing the al
les immediate strategy. The at
.a1ks came during receipt IN this
-5gntry Of stirring accounts Of
nood" Of American troops pouring
ITO Australia
Gen Douglas Macarthur, new
2eAerahssImo of the united nations
tnrcrs IN the far Pacific IS expected
= continue the aerial bomblngs Of
Jasan's supply line and air base
- steadily greater. force while he
e cates a reservoir Of fighting
strength IN Australia for AZ e@cn-
.aaI counter offensive
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

1mre1a s#s.. ST.. ... tic a1-
po1mas - .-....,. - IT,.
statc.eaa#s. #.-. .ruu H.
tbr COL ..... .... .~..w -.
free lH - #r .... basement
Fua7f . $50 uM
Dr NaaH e a.~. ..l, Of III,
state eaaH'e# ,l.Hl,ue sclyce
VII hc II a#as-a n 'nr chime and
Dr Fraases N.K,scl. o,thoped.c
specials VI. ee.a.led by the state
to cXanna T.. aH.urcM Tile exam
mations aIil be mace Wthou, cost
Physician of lie county we're ii
vIted Il f.ss sa.I' nr'ient. to tEo
clnlr lU eaa. ..t.'Hoa State off
ciaIs requested Har,-., whose rll-
dren arc auacr taC care @. phys .
clan Ia conSalt hm Before attcuG-
in the olnle.
Dr Bostraa y Brown. ci.e....
OF tire state a,1a.mCni OF p.s..
health. ua6ea Vao~c Ss~c~,.s. =.
these cHnic# a1r hnIr. detailed Nj
Linda M..e.A, ...c or'.one. 5.
nurse. - t..As tHC nroluUra.t al
raneemeats f6s tie clinic. Sho ha~
been q ln=lI roeNtl Io days.
confc14H. "te local orLamlatou-
Scho7i aU!aaIc~. county and school
muses. Zig W.ta DI. f. B. Godfrey.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

IN asIatorS said we we're good and
.s' frnv would rather have flown
e. the whole island if they had
t#ae 40 Japanese than have had
T. /! over Our ship"
Na.uer carried with him copy
oi rarr OF a speech his captain
aaae lat Dee II. Part Of the
a.scaa had to be cut cut because
- = military value to the enemy.
Ire captain said in part:
5ROUD OF MEN
/ want to take advantage of a
I'D Ill after The treacherous at"
AZ. -. Sunday morning to express
ny gratitude to all my shipmateS
tor fhe magnificent manner in which
e2cG Gt YOU, to the last man. upheld
the traditions of the Navy on that
II .erla occasion.
aFycry man did the right Job a.
the ueht time The machinery
a#te,.I throughout the engagement,
aud subsequent analysis fail to re-
u. 4 single mistake made. Every
mau stood unflinchingly by his sta
IL. Cur engineers kept us in
power .or our guns; our damage
e=Hfr2l kept our ship machinery in
-. or lOCkCutS and bridge details
!.cr. ihe japanese planes spotted:
aEd 7m 4unners stood by their guns
a ScteranS. In spite of early SER
ioas material casualties and the loss
of many shipmates, our fire Was
c3ntlHUous and decisive
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
American Leads
Chinese Armies

WASHINGTON, March g UP
Tie war department. announced to
Gay that Lieut. Gen Joseph " Sul-
we'll of the u - army has bel
LACED in command OF the fifth anG
sixth Chinese armies opsrslu9 W.T.
British forces In Burma
An Army communique sald .ha
Sdlwell's appointment vi made -
Chinese GencrallSsmo Chlans k3I-
Shck
SulWcll recently W. sent to
China by President RooeYell Oh
i special mission
When he arrived at ghuesEme
Chang Kdi-Shck named hin chic.
of staff of the Chinese mmcs
But now Stllwel viii take dfet
command Of the big Chinese fofees
IN north Burma. where the nm'et
nations are attempting To block the
japanese threat o. INVASION 10 IN
dia
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepless Nights

Of tinV tubes or filters which help to purify tho
blood and keep you healthy. When they get get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have to get up nights. trcluGint
or scanty passages with smartlng ana ,,o, ulr,rE
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder; Don't neglect
this condition and lose valuable. restful sleep.
When disorder of kidney function, permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, 10
may also cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy.
swelling, puflincss under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan'ss
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 4O
the s miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doans Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

tHallan forces in the island.
ALLIES HIT BACK
As tic japanese advanced, United
States and Australian war planes.
striking at japanese invasion bases
ever a 2,C0O mile front, hit a Jap
anese heavy cruiser and damaged
two other big ships in the Bismarck
islands northeast Of the Huon Gulf
and raidcd KOcpang, in Dutch Ii
NOR, for the second time in "a
hours. Primo Minister John Curtin
announced
Port Morcsby GisDatchcS said it
wae believed thc Japanese. in their
advance through tic Markham VAL
ley, sought above all new airdromeS
from which they could attack Aus
tralia. and it was expected here that
allied pHncS would soon be in oper-
alton against them
The dispatches said the AuStrai-
i&n forces there were intact and
lad suffered no casualties
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
Movie Moves Council 10
Require Dog Vaccination

NeTaEr> Ot Fl CCUtrO'S city cOun-.
-. easeses Il free movie Wednesday
ss.-#s:
Fu1excGa
" .s,> -a>. say they SAW
.ssa MOVE Wednesday nlaht. and
NE impressed vi>lbly impressed
Wen the film had un itself
-. aad tie portable screen VAS
nare agan. thcEoy- oy-dlrcctoy-tor-a
a.ht Harold Sehwet1cr announced
askllH.
That's all"
And that's enough" said Coan-
4.HaH H ". Fawcctt. just as hask-
4.E.
TIE council members had vacated
.hc.@ seats around the council table
- occupy chairs in the spectators
section ~ the chamber, ana nov
ley meyed dazcdly back to their
places. quietly. and with
-. lie usual biCkCrngs that so
@..e& marx the deliberations OF
. - baly. the four members present
proceeded Ii instruct City Attorney
Dos>as WlHe,iW to draft an amend