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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

Two tons of prime scrap went
off to the DPW dump today to
swell the country's supply of brass
and aluminium.
The scrap represented five
months of confiscated faulty
scales, measures and weights con-
demned by George F. Austin Jr.,
deputy sealer of weights and
The old scales have large brass
content. Many of the metal meas
ures are aluminium. The confis-
Gated measures always went to the
scrap heap, but this is the first
time they have marched to war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

ORIG GEN DOOTTLE Dos No. hero will head the Parade
ID Detroit II coasto tour under the
O the department
"a other outstanding figures World
including who
have raided the Channel coast
Morgenhau Jr secretary of the treasury
and the
sale of bonds.
the set for June Detroit will be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
WALKER INTERRUPTS

Walker interrupted 10 say he
felt the woman juror already had
decided the case and would make
short shift Of the defendants"
Judge Pugsley. obviously angry,
said he would deny the motion
unless il was corroborated by
sworn testimony.
Then five defense attorneys took
the witness stand, swore they saw
the winking and said il showed
prejudice against their clients.
They are George S. Fitzgerald,
Edward Echlin, Frederick Plots,
Richard Neuman and Walker.
O'HARA AS WITNESS
O'Hara was sworn as a witness
and testified he did not see any
juror express favor TO the pros
ecution.
'1f any one grimaced cor
winked maybe she was Disguised
with the defense arguments"
O'Hara said.
None of the jurors knows of the
arguments caused by the real or
fancied wink. While the con-
troversy ragged the IL women. in
GLIDING Mrs. Harry, the storm
center. were locked in jury room
in another part of the building.
IGNORANT OF CHARGE
They are not permitted to read
newspaper or hear radio accounts
of the trial and Judge Pugsley
warned the deputy sheriffs guard
ing them to take extra precau-
tions that no word Of the charges
will reach them.
After O'Hara testified, a recess
was called and in the corridor
Judge Pugsley shook his finger at
Walker and said:
81 may grant your motion but
that was the cheapest kind Of
trick"
Walker said il was his duty to
call the incident TO the courts
attention and that he had told
OHara of it previously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
ALLEGED WINKER

Whether Juror Hazel J. Harry
Of 16245 Appoline avenue will be
one of the celebrating jurors will
be decided by Judge Pugsley. For
she is the alleged winker.
The wink charge was brought
by Fred r. Walker. one OF the IL
defense attorneys.
In formal motion. Walker
asked the court 10 dismiss Mrs
Harry.
Juror No. II tMrS. Harry
winked at O'Hara," said Walker,
while Defense Attorney Frank
e.. Schemanske was making his
final defense argument. O'Hara
was 40 embarrassed he turned
around I'm his chair"
O'Hara jumped to his feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
S Defense Attorneys
at Police Trial Swear
They Saw Her Do II
BY RAY GIRARDIN

Did a woman juror wink at
Special Prosecutor Chester r.
O'Hara while defense attorneys
argued in the police graft trial?
That was a leading question as
Circuit Judge Earl c. Pugsley
began instructing Ia woman jurors.
II of whom, late today, Will deter
mine the fate of So police and
alleged handbook operators ac-
cused of conspiracy
These Ia women have been
hearing witnesses and arguments
for II weeks. Two will be dis
missed before the jury retires to
deliberate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Did Woman Graft Juror
Wink at Prosecutor?
Panel Of Ia Locked Up
as Argument RACES;
II to Get Case Today

pened," he said. "but ! have seen
Jurors smile Mt defense counsel
and At the defendants them
selves during this trial. To dis
miss q juror now would destroy
the morale OF the entire jury"
Evening star., 1942-08-23

sure it would help him make up his mind"
Tim needs a woman in his life" Lily
asserted.
Hes shy as wood nymph," said Jason.
Hell never get one. You supply the touch.
He needs build-up on himself"
So Tim, tall and redheaded, with face as
honest as bread, escorted Lily to the party.
Mona Peyton- Thatcher was formidable.
She would have stood six-feet-two in her
stocking feet, but she stood now in pair of
shoes with preposterously high red heels She
had a mass of straw-colored hair arranged
vaguely la bombado,r over one eye, and a
Evening star., 1942-08-23

very good time She adored crowds, and
Mona's apartment fairly teemed Absently
she noted that wherever the Countess went,
Tinfs red head hoated behind her like bal
loon. But it was not until Tim herded her
resolutely into a corner, that Lily learned the
miracle had struck BE an angel and help
me out" Tim pleaded. Elk it 50 l get
chance to see Irene again"
''Irenev
The Countess du Chen" Tim amended
hastily.
"If you're Irene-ing her already, you don't
need my help. You'll get on alone"
Evening star., 1942-08-23

II
exceptional for me. Madame Peyton-Thatcher
50 kind - but so insistent."
II suppose you knew her in France" said
Tim, Just to make his presence felt.
'I? oh, no. She was acquainted with friends
# the Count"
1--WE will dine en- tamille," said Lily, not to
De put off.
"It is difficult for me to leave my son,
PAUL." the Countess said. II do not like for
lin to remain alone"
Bring him by all means" Lily told her.
How old is he?"
He is eight"
"A delightful age" Lily beamed, and
whipped out her engagement book to conclude
negotiations.
The Countess raised her hands in Gallo
,esture of defeat.
When Lily had bid the Countess adieu, she
hustled Tim away I'VE must hunt up toy
hop" she counseled him. as soon as they
cached the street The way to woman's
,eart is through her SON"
Lily, you're brick" Tim squeezed her
I'm in the excess of his emotions.
I'm nothing of the sort" said Lily. "As
told you before, the Countess is not
for YOU But that's no reason" she
added Indignantly, that that poor
child should be deprived of his lit
tie toys"
lHE dinner 'en tamille" began
cozily. Tins alteration was, of
course, painfully apparent to all.
He had sent Lily mass of orchids
in clumsy attempt to level off the
corsage of three moss roses in a
cluster of sweet violets which he
had selected for Irene. Lily chuckled
and pinned the orchids on. She
could see that moss rose might
have its romantic points, but there
was something unequivocal about
an orchid.
Paul proved to be handsome,
plump-cheeked boy, though with
the alarming good manners of we'll
reared European children.
Mf All went well until the salad
~ course. This bore Jason's pride,
kkA dressing after his own prescription.
literally sprinkled with chopped dill
| pickles. Privately, Lily thought it
mess. though she ate it with loyal
II gusto. After the first few bites Paul
| clapped his hand to his cheek and
gave low moan of anguish. He raj
!l\ lied at once, however, his apologies
\ Ginning with his mothers gentle
remonstrance.
Come here, Paul" said Lily. She
looked at him searchingly. why
this child has the mumps" she
announced.
Irene gave little cry. The
what? Oh, what is it, Madame?
Tell me quickly. beg of you!'
| THE mumps, Lily repeated. She
blew out both cheeks, looking like
argoyle in fountain What on earth is the
rench word for 'mumps'?" Nobody knew.
1t was but natural, in such crisis, for
Evening star., 1942-08-23

Tim blushed. "Oh, only to myself. It's such
a lovely name" he mooned.
mo, Tim" said Lily firmly. '"The Countess
is not for you. Put her right out of your
mind"
Tins eyes were suddenly naked in their
honesty. II never thought I'd fall in love-
he said. Lilly. you've got to help mel"
Il could ask her for dinner" unused Lily.
"One evening can't do you much harm -
And it might help with the build-up," she
added to herself
The Countess du Chen was reluctant to
accept Lily's invitation. Il go out 50 little"
Evening star., 1942-08-23

pillow her maid tucked behind
. andregarded her breakfast tray
Though for many years she had
customed to continental breakfast
au-lait, a croissant and a butter I
tray she now balanced on her knees c
a large silver pot of coffee, oran
embedded in ice, scrambled eggs, fc
of bacon, marmalade and hot popov
Lily purred, and popped buttered
into her mouth. Idly she wondered VI
taken a world conflagration to drive
to her native land when it was 50
here. and where there were supermer
newiy-acquired husband. Jason, still
around at large.
When she had Tapped up the last
for Nature certainly cheated when 81
out Lily, creating her blonde and
and at the same time allergic to pu
superauous pounds - she SKINNED
her mail.
A small square envelope caught
Mona Peyton- Thatcher" was en-
graved on the card it contained. In
a corner was written, Cocktails
Tuesday the 2lst five O'Clock
R.S.V.P." And across the top: ITO
meet Countess du Chen"
Lily tapped the card against her
teeth and frowned. Then she dropped
it with a crow of joy, for Jason,
tubbed and scrubbed, white car
nation in his buttonhole, strode into
the room.
do you know Mona Peyton-
Thatcher" Lily asked him.
"Yes, of course Why"
She's asked US to a cocktail party
next Tuesday. To meet Countess du
Chen"
'I1l try to make it. said Jason.
IF / shouldn't be able to, l wish
you'd go. Mona often scares up
some interesting people"
Il can believe it," said Lily. do
you know her well?"
mot intimately -" Jason
smiled - but long"
kILY looked again at the card.
"She must be a dupe," she NUT
tered. Then. Darling, how ab-
solutely right that suit is on you"
"Why, Lily" said Jason, when
showed you the swatch from the
tailor you said it was impossible"
did II" said Lily, in full good
hunor. 1T just goes to show,
doesn't it,"
SHOW WHAT" Jason inquired,
and sat down on the bed beside her.
That women don't understand
men,"
''Oh. to hell with this thing" sud-
denly said Jason. and he put the
breakfast tray down on the floor.
On the day of the cocktail part,
phoned that he had to go to Phila
Lily seemed unduly disappointed abo
Gould Tim come with me?" sh'
Tim was a junior partner in the highly
full publishing firm of Jason Thorndy
why, I suppose so. If you want
II think it would be best," sa
Evening star., 1942-08-23

nose that beetled. And as wary an eye as Lily
had met for many day. She pumped Lily's
hand, made noises at Tim, and stepped aside
with the air Of one removing Grant Tomb to
reveal her guest of honor.
Lily saw small slender woman in her early
thirties, dark hair brushed back smoothly
from an oval, delicate face. Her black frock
though old, Lily knew at once had come from
Mainbocher. She wore no jewels.
Lily murmured "Eneha',tee, Madome." The
Countess hand trembled moment in her
clasp. Then others arrived. Lily moved on.
After that, Lily met many people and had a
Evening star., 1942-08-23

Lilv had a secret; 50 had Irene - and neither
told. Another story about our charming refugee
by Ellen Ga1ti
Mvs,esd by fssny BseLhoH
Evening star., 1942-08-23

On the day of the cocktail party. Jason
phoned that he had to 60 to Philadelphia.
Lily seemed unduly disappointed about it.
Gould Tim come with me?" she asked.
Tim was a junior partner in the highly success
full publishing firm Of Jason Thorndyke, Inc.
why, suppose so. If you want him."
II think it would be best," said Lily
gravely.
Listen Lily" Jason urged. Talk to Tim
about his opening that South American Office
if you get the chance. know he can do it
he just lacks confidence If you make him
feel that you believe he could succeed, I'm
Evening star., 1942-08-23

gargoyle in fountain. What on earth is the
French word for 'mumps'?" Nobody knew.
1t was but natural, in such crisis, for
Irene to lean weakly against Tim, for his
arms to bristle around her The more Lily
racked her brain for the word, the more she
INDUCED in spirited pantomime, the more
Irene's agitation increased
Jason sped to call doctor; Lily packed
Paul off to bed. The doctor came, and con-
firmed the diagnosis. "A light case," he said
consolingly. Keep the boy in bed"
But light case of WHAT" Irene cried.
Please turn 10 page ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Master Simms Has
Pleasant Morninq

LARRY SIMMS. working in
The Gay Sisters" with Barbara
Stanwyck and George Brent, was
in boy-heaven for a good three
hours the other morning.
1t was a kitchen scene involv-
ing the 7-year-oid actor and jar
of jam. Through several rehearsals
and takes" he dipped a grimy
finger into the jam. and ate his fill
Larry" said Miss Stanwyck
when the scene finally was COM
pleted 10 director Irving Rap
per's satisfaction. 81 think you
made those mistakes on purpose
just to get some more JAM"
81 didn't either" Larry in
sisted stoutly. don't care
much for blackberry jam--but
sure would-a II IL had been
strawberry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Vets Sponsor
Barn Dance

UNNDER THE sponsorship OF
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post No. 1407, Ferndale, the WIS
National Barn Dance. a coast-to-
coast radio program, is coming to
the Coliseum in the State Fair
C roun d s for two performances
next Sunday, April II. 1t will not
be a radio program. however, but
"a two-hour show of music. comedy
and novelty, in which some of the
on the radio program
appear here in person to demon
strate their ability as vaudeville
performers.
Headlined in this show will be
the hilarious Hoosier Hot Shots
comedians and musicians, who are
making one of their very few per-
sonal appearance tours.
Another big comedy feature will
be Lulu Belle and Scotty, rustic
comedians and singers, who are
favorites with movie audiences
since making three films for Re-
public Pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
RCAF Cadets TO
Attend Opening
Of Michigan Film

SPECIAL CEREMONIES will
attend the opening of Captains
OF the Clouds" starring James
Cagney and the RCAF at the
Michigan Theater Friday. A dele
CATION q 100 will come from
Windsor on Friday night 10 view
the picture, which features the
Royal Canadian Air Force and
which was filmed on location in
Canada. Fifty RCAF boys Is
years old and over who will go
into combat next, will attend from
the RCAF flying school at Wind
sor. Also in the same party will
be so cadets between the ages of
Is and 10.
The boys and their leaders will
arrive by bus Friday night from
Windsor. Arrangements are being
made 10 have them met at Cadil-
lac Square by the Canadian Le-
gion band. They will march up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Ratoff Annoyed.
Drops Acting

GREGORY RATOFF, the direc-
tor with a penchant for playing
some sort of role, no matter how
minor, in every one of his pictures,
was queried as TO the reason he
left himself out of the cast of
Two Yanks in Trinidad" the ad-
venture story which stars Pat
O'Brien, Brien Donlevy and Janet
Blair.
Ratoff replied, Il half not vun
year to direct thees peectur. Be-
sides" he said, shaking his head
sadly, "Ratoff is not so palsy
walsy with himself right now"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Stage Family Scion
Starts Film Career

KEENAN, WYNN, actor son of
comedian Ed Wynn. has been
signed 10 a long-term contract.
Wynn, third generation of a
famed family Of actors 10 appear
in M-G-M pictures, is the grand
son of Frank keenan,, famed two
decades ago on screen and stage.
He comes TO Hollywood after
seven years in stock and on the
stage. after receiving critical
praise in Blind Alley" "One for
the Money" Margin for Error,
"Out West It's Different" and
Jason" He was associated with
the Lakewood Summer Theater
at Skowhegan, Maine.
Wynn is accompanied by his
wife. the former actress Eve
Lynn Abbott. and his year-old
son, Edmond keenan, Wynn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Laugh Makers
Now Great Lovers

SCREEN COMEDIANS are get
ting the breaks--and romance. The
best they could hope for<AoHce
was a custard pie in the face. Now
they get kissed by glamour girls.
Most outstanding examplelof the
comedian who gets the girl is Red
Shelton. In Lady BE Good" Vir-
GINA O'Brien succumbed to the
charms of the likable red-head.
In Ship Alloy" it was Eleanor
Powell and now in Get Rich
Quick Maisie." Shelton gets kissed
by Ann Sothern.
The new lovers romance Is
breezy. He makes love lightly. His
ability TO laugh at himself is a
part Of his charm.
Jack Benny is another comedian
who wins the girl. Likewise Bob
Hoe, Eddie Albert and Kay Kay
ser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Snooty Hair-Dos

FOUR BRAND new hair styles
have just been created by Sydney
Guilaroff for Marsha Hunt.
The hair-dUs arc designed for
Marsha 10 wear in Tulip Time"
in which she plays the role of a
conceited young woman who
thinks she is the greatest actress
in the world. The coiffures help
stress her-affected mannerisms and
were not evolved TO set a style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

Cass avenue and around 10 the
Michigan Theater. where they will
Iserenade the pictures opening
day.
Filmed in brilliant Techni-
color. Captains of the Clouds.
in addition to Cagney, Brenda
Marshall. Dennis Morgan and
Alan Hale, features many officers
of the Royal Canadian Air Force,
who co-operated in the pictures
filming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

WALLED LAKE PARK will be
open Friday Saturday and Sun
day until the official daily opening
early in May. All rides and de-
vices will be in operation this
weekend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Jon Hall Bets

Z JON HALL is cast as young
Tahitian fisherman with a weak
ness for betting on gameeocks. in
THE Turtles of Tahiti" Charles
Laughton is starred in the picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
There They 60!

TWO THRILLING racing Sc
quences are featured in the new
picture, "Scattergood Rides High"
which stars Guy Kibbee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Kid Racke+eers

THE BOLD playing of a gang
Of kid racketeers figures promi.
nently in The Mayor of 44tf
Street"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
,pcIr-w. w.rr.n-MiIIer Rd. OR. 500 4

Nn'NLI OPEN g. Paved Parking Lot.
Shirley Temple. Herbert Marshall in
l"kATHLEEN." Plus BOMBAY CLIP
PER-" with VIM. Gargan. Irene Hervey.
March of Time: when Air Raids strike. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

TIVIC-fsrmingt Mich Phone 444 r
Ni'S Open 80. FREE TO LADIES
DIENERWARE, Wendy Barrie in
"PI BIIC ENEMIES" Plus MELODY
LANE" with Baby Sandy. Leon Enrol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

cApTTnI -TaIs West Vernon Highway 4
Uni iiVL Open to 30. Free Parking
Enrol F1ynn IN DODGE CITY" "THE
MAD MISS MANTON." Barbara stAnwyck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

IhNLL LAUGH SHOW ADDED
ATTRA CTIOS: CARTOONS COMEDIES
THERE'S ENOUGH HA HA FOR ALL BE
SURE TO GET YOUR SHARE TONIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
| EFT ers TO
+h Editor
TO TIE EDITOR:

MY 5-YEAR-OLD daughter is
" saving pennies Tor defense
stamps, The other day ! went
10 the Dclray post office N get
defense stamps for dollar and
seventy-fl1e cents worth of pen
mics.
They didn't want TO take
them. ! was told that its too
much work for them to he both
cred with pennies. Another clerk
made a silly remark that they
need a buShcl for those pennies.
| think persons working for
the United States Government
who are too tired. or lazy 10
count a dollar and SeNenty-fivc
cents worth OF pennies. for de-
Tense stamps 20 save our coun-
try. shouldn't be working there.
MRS. STELLA B.tNAS,
$500 Peterson street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
War Is Non artisan

IN A SPEECH to Michigan Democrats Saturday, Gov
ernor Van Wagner paid gracious tribute to Republican
opposition the state government so far as concerns
Michigans preparation.
"Very little could have been accomplished without
the full cooperation of all state officials, the governor
said
I'VE have pulled together. The state administration
let politics get in the way of the war program
Our Republican colleagues have worked side by side with
this past year"
That speaks eloquenty for the selflessncss of Mchi
gan legislators and state officials IN the face OF war crisis
Il indicates patriotism of sound practical character.
1t should be model for officials to follow Il the
end Of the
IT DOES not mc7n that party lines 81 be ted
| or that fa~s by the administration should be
looked by tn opposition.
1t does nos mean the opposition should not try to win
the rc:;' election
But i de- Cmphatic2ly mean that worthy efforts by
the 25ri- sion to further MChigans war program,
should nc Ec hammered merely political grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

WYE EMPHASIZE those two words because if the
w administration and Congress going to give us
a drastic vork-or-fcht' law il should set the example
by aboshng as many of the governments non-defense
activities as are consistent with public safety.
The government is fighting There is no question
about THAT
But is putting hundred per cent of all its ener-
gies into NECESSARY WORK?
It has been estimated that S300000O00 of the
peope taxes and their defense bond and Stamp invest
nents is beng spent organizations bureaus and COM
missions tha-are radical political hanGnNers from the
rotolsv eXtravagant days of the political New Deal
Money that is being spent for unnecessary projects
NEITHER WORKS NOR FIGHTS. 1t WASTES.
WE pointed out the other day, the National Youth
n Administration the CCC, the railroad retirement
board the rural identification administration and many
activities of the Office of Civilian Defense excresences
that should be Topped off.
They NEITHER WORK NOR FIGHT.
The federal service from Spokane to Key West and
from Brownsville to Bangor Is honeycombed with what
President Roosevelt aptly terms parasites.
Most Of the parasites do very httle-or no-Work and
certainly they doing no fighting.
So if we are to have "work-Or-fight law let the
administration begin by cleaning house NOW of all the
non-workers non-fighers and New Deal fat abbes who
still tapping up the taxpayers cream that gushed IN
tidal from the treasury department during the era
of TugWellism
There will still be plenty of loyal and useful employees
in the public service to perform the NECESSARY depart
mental services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
War : 27s Needed Now

DETHOIT needs 10000 raid wardens and needs
- them CON rs possible Only 5000 Detrocrs have
volunte dis Tar to give heir spare time to the inn
portant of defending their city against surprise
attacks by 'cnv bombing planes.
Today t,a {. .lan Eclcneo Office opens a Wcol-ong
campaign 10 up the needed $1,000 recruits.
If YOU r-Ec ',achcd the age of p years, are an
American c..~~ in good health and not in Class Ia
Class AZ in t Draft you eligible to serve an air
raid warden.
BY ccrt M Won Nl he performing patriotic duty
of the Est You VIII be helping defend not only
your unity hH' your country because adequate pro-
lection o. -'r f7r-l centcre ictroit, essential
to the uJr armed forces.
There is no t91o 10 lose.
Volunteer AT once today # YOU cen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
- YEARS AGO TODAY
March 9, 1917

President Wilson call. on re-
firing Congress 10 Ccnvcnc on
April Is: also a-ror'S he has the
power TO arm INGREDIENT ships Of
his own accord but wants sup
port from Congress before taking
this measure.
Arab tribes ioin British in
MeSoro'amia; Lon ton Claims
English TROOPS are now IN Egg
dad.
French increase their gains m
the Champagne salient: Ger
mans attempt 10 retake lost
ground in that region but are
repealed with heavy loss OF life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY
March 9, 1871

N9li dive-hombcrS arc re-
routed on tho island Of Rhodes.
lta'i1n base near Turkeys south
coast.
British troops penetrate
further into Ethiopia and cap
ture Gabredarre.