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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-12-19

Youth, skipping through life's
summer, seldom stops to think that
autumn is on the way, winter is
bound to come. Nothing depressing
about that. One can have fun all
ones life long.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-12-19
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erect, with an enchanting smile,
and apparently always in good
humor. Her card has the follow
ing notation: EHcient-Depend-
able"
Miss Reid has been invited to
Birmingham on January l, to lead
one of the musical organizations
participating in the street parade
which will take place in downtown
Birmingham at 1000 o'clock on the
morning of January /.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-12-19

While dreams are not always fully re-
allied, where one seeks the imp0ssibie
such dreams do mean that you THINK u
lot about your hair, if you crave mar
that behaves, a normally healthy scalp
why worry? Why fret and nave i"sn
mares2 If your hair is duh, drab ana
reeds special care, do something. Dream
ing is wishing, plus care. Enjoy giving
yourself this treatment Costs you less
than Sc a week. Your pleasure Is worm
it, Enjoy seeing improvement fight pc
fore your own eyes. Do what hundreds
of women now do every day. start now.
DO this. See what Medaio can do io'
your hair.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-12-19
YOUTH GOING PLACES

Il H
Youth is going places, dancing,
expectant of romance and adven-
ture. Nice, Nothing like it. But
youth overestimateS strength ana
endurance. Young people can't
dance and study and go places all
the time. They are not made OF
wire and fiddle strings, as they
fancy. They have a delicate or
ganism known as the central. nerv-
Gus system. It can suffer from
wear and tear. When that happens
q girl will get an early start with
beauty worries.
Premature wrinkles can come
before twenty The hair may not
retain its glory. Exhaustion shows
itself in the lines of the figure, in
movement, in the expression of the
eyes. 1t isn't wise to fancy that a
young body doesn't demand rest; it
does. If it doesn't get it some ele-
ment of the human organism is
going to yowl about it.
Health is a dull subject to
youth. 1t is vitality important to
happiness and good appearance.
Mother protests against late hours
loss of sleep, disregard for regular
eating habits. A lot of good it
does her, or daughter.
Well. now I'll tell the young
lady, and she'd better listen. There
are many women flinging money
into the cash registers of beauty
shops who brought their troubles
on their own heads in younger
DAYS. They didn't listen, either.
They wish they had listened.
ON THE WRONG FOOT
Girls of high school age who
keep up with their studies and who
have a hectic social life are pretty
much under a strain. Some of the
seventeens look like twenties. When
they're thirty they'll look like
forty. That's getting of on the
wrong beauty foot.
To a girl of fifteen, thirty seems
decrepit old age. She's mistaken. AT
thirty a woman is getting a nice
running jump into interesting ac-
tivities. If she's smart she has
learned a lot by that time, how to
make herself agreeable and at
tractive, how to be tolerant. And
is she interested in preserving her
looks? You bet! She doesn't turn
a deaf ear to health suggestions.
She wants to keep within finger
touch of her youth. If she has ply
steal and mental health, makes an
endeavor to control her emotions,
keep on good terms with her fellow
creatures, old man Time won't ever
catch up with her. She has him
beaten at his own game.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-12-19
The Allen Hotel

All modern conveniences, rates
from 81. Phone Sh. 94s9; 25I6 West
Madison St., Louisville, KY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Ralph, recently held a Moon
light Garden Party atop their
tall apartment building in Whit
more road.
Guests at the party included
Jacquleine's freshmen class
mates.
MARY FISH, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Fish of West
wood avenue, will become the
bride of Samuel c. Stearns,
June %.
Mr.. Stearn is the son of Alex
Stearn of Taylor avenue.
The ceremony will take place
at the Belcrest Hotel. Rabbi
Morris Adler will officiate.
Both bride and bridegroom
elect are graduates of Wayne
University.
QUITE A bevy of localities
at the Biltmore down in Gotham:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle B. Torrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Toolin,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Service Men to Be Guests
Of ChrysIer Girls Club

ABOUT 300 service men
sailors, soldiers and marines
have been invited TO the annual
spring dance to be given Friday
night by the Chrysler Girls
Club at Hotel Statler. The en-
tire ballroom floor has been re-
served for that evening.
Miss Jane Collins, USO chair
man, has arranged to have 800
Ciirysler girls as hostesses.
Nineteen war bonds will be
given as prizes at 1870 o'clock.
With the money going into the
United States treasury, Uncle
Sam can buy truck or a couple
OF jeeps.
A name band will play dance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Morse and
Mrs. Lloyd G. Hooker and her
sons, Gary and John. of the
Pointe.
MISS JOAN STIFFLER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Stiff1er of Poppleton drive in
Birmingham, has been elected
business manager, no less, of
the Yearbook for next term at
House in the Pines, Norton,
Mass, where Missile Stiffier has
been quietly droning for quite
a spell.
MR.. AND MRS. c. A. HUB
BARD announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Edith,
and Corp. Harry Fiske Tew,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II.
Tew.
Their marriage will take place
In the autumn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Miss Berlin
Visiting
With Aunt
BY JACK L. OLIVER

IN TOWN from her studies
at Finch Junior College in New
York City is the comely Miss
Natalie Berlin.
She's the house guest of her
doting aunt, Mrs. William
Joseph Young of Lakeland ave-
nue.. and will be local for the
next two or three weeks.
We understand Miss Berlin
may return 10 her home in
Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to spend
the fall and winter, but Just
now those plans are a trifle
nebulous.
YOUNG BILL WITHHOLD,
son of the George II. Wittbolds
of Beacon Hill in the Pointe,
was host at an all-Stag feast
last evening celebrating receiv-
ing that sheepskin from the
University School.
The spread was in the form
of a buffet, and to il were bid
den such of Bills contem-
poraries as:
John Maloney. Jim Frye. Jim
Smith, Tom Baumgartner, New
ton Peabody, Tom Davies, Lloyd
Cooley, Allen Sweeney, Roger
Smith, Bob Tonge. Miles Levey.
Roger Walker and Dennis E11or.
Promptly at 9 p. m. their
dates" arrived and dancing was
on tap from then on in the
Withhold recreation room.
MICHIGAN WARD BEL
MONT ALUMNAE ASSOCIA-
TION'S luncheon will be held
tomorrow at the Detroit Boat
Club at p. m. with DR.. Joseph
Burke up from the school in
Nashville as guest of honor.
Among those who've already
made reservations are:
The Misses Carol Bryant,
Hilda Beck Sheldon, Eleanor
Tucker, Betty Strickland, Vir-
GINA Ruckman. Lorraine Brock
way and Jean Meyers, plus Mrs.
A. K. Oakley and Mrs. Everett
Johnston.
Mrs. Robert Elder is chair
naming the fete and Mrs. Rich
ard Garlick is in charge of
reservations.
Miss Jean Stewart, in case
you didn't know, is president of
the local association.
MRS. WALTER S. CLARK OF
Touraine road, former national
secretary and charter member
of the Lambda Tau Delta ma
tional sorority, was elected
president of the Detroit branch
at formal dinner-meeting just
recently.
Other officials elected in
cluded:
First vice president, Mrs. r.
p. Vittoz: second vice president,
Mrs. L. M. Folsom; recording
secretary, Mrs. William L.
Streeter; corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. w. A. Young, and
treasurer, Mrs. Charles Saun-
ders.
DR.. STANLEY JOYCE has
returned to town after a brief
stay in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

music from 8 p. m. until 100
a. m.
Proceeds of the dance will be
used to send $50 underprivileged
children to camp this summer.
Miss Mary Morrow is general
chairman. Her committee is
composed of the Misses Mary
Valentine. Ruth Sable, Wanda
Blasyk. Virginia Plachta and
Gladys M. Kaechle.
WILLIAM MARQUARDT and
daughter. Phyllis. of Drexel ave-
nue., recently entertained at a
family dinner party at the
Stockholm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
u N sy t:

THIRTY GUESTS. .. at large table. which
decorated and white carnations bluestblue del
phinum. :. and varicolored peones
AT the rehearsal dinner. Wednesday evening
Which Mr. and Mrs Stuart c. McCombs gave. for their
daughter Jean . and Harold F. Wood Jr.. Of the
Harold F. Woods of Chicago.
Who'll wed e.. Friday. at ST. Josephs Church.
The party held at the Detroit Athletic Club.
And among guests-were the Senior Moods and
Mrs Alvin McCombs of Bloomington, Ill.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Miss Babiec
Married TO
Doctor Seski

ALEXANDRINE SATIN in a
deep ivory shade formed the
wedding gown worn by Miss
Matilda Jane Babiec. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Babiec,
for her marriage Of DR.. Arthur
George Seski, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Seski, at IL o'clock
Wednesday morning in St.
Ladislaus Church.
For the ceremony, the altar
was decorated with cibotium
fern and cathedral candles and
floor standards of all white
flowers.
The brides gown was fash
Toned simply with smooth Prin-
cess lines, long sleeves coming
to points over the hands and
a low square neckline outlined
from back to front with a wide
band of the same satin.
The frock retained its slender
lines to the back of the low
hipline where many folds of the
material were gathered-in TO
give a fulness TO the extremely
long train.
An accordion-pleated, cathe-
dral-length veil of ivory illusion
beloved in back as she trod the
aisle and she carried white
cattaleya orchids with a cas-
cade of stephanotis.
Her bridesmaids wore petal
embroidered organdie gowns
fashioned with skirts that
achieved their fullness by in
Vulnerable cores and stiffness
by the petticoats under them.
On their heads they wore tiny
organdy and petal toques and
they carried cascade bouquets
Of variegated ivy with char
treuse Coleus and clusters of
white carnations.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Babiec chose a sheer crepe
in soft seafoam green with a
slender side-draped skirt and
long sleeves.
Her hat was Of matching
togo by Tape and she wore a
corsage bouquet of dubonnet
cypripedium orchids.
Mrs. Seski wore for her sons
marriage a gown Of grey, her
hat was in rose and her flowers
were cattaleya orchids.
ONE OF the many end-of-
the-term parties down at Green
brier College in Lewisburg, w.
Va. was held recently and
among the local girls present
were the Misses Arlene Bayne.
Ruth Keuping and jayne Sickle
of Detroit and Nancy Juhl OF
Birmingham.
MRS. d. w. FORD of New
York, formerly OF Detroit, ar.
rived last week and will spend
the month visiting her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry +. Miller Of Royal Oak,
and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Martin Of Alma. Mich.
HONORING JACQULEINE
GREENBAUM. her brother,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Observed in Round About Town Tour

> ROUND ABOUT TOWN..
Patricia MacInnis and Peggy Parkinson. who'll gradu-
ate from Miss Newmans School, Friday launching at the
Book Cadillac's Casino
Johnny Schantz. crisp and cool in his naval rigging.
pacing to his lathe in the Federal Building.
Mrs. Monica Weadook Porter. and Mrs. Joseph T.
Beanger. >. bowling along. at quite clip.
The Frank w. Shue family. back in the Hills fol
lowing Barbaras graduation. from Smith College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
James Vernors Pets Augmented by Chico

THE JAMES vERNoRs' pets have recently been
augmented by Chico the toy Daubermann which Mrs.
v. brought back from the South
He's big the wellknown minute. and constant
npping making the usually lives of the
two Dachshunde and the big Shepherd round of yelps
he scoots in grabs of them by the ham and
out again. before they spot him
Another addition. to Magnolia Terrace. is the
handsome games and bar. air cooled which has
taken shape in the basement.
The larger Of the has enormous fire
place and features a sunken tropical garden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
AIS. Thomas S. Gum Hostess at DAG

MRS THOMAS S. QUINN. hostess. just yester-
day. at the DAC....
When she gave bridgeluncheon for 16 friends.
Cenering her table a bowl of red carnations.
hight blue delphnium. and white stock. a..
THE tri-coor scheme justly popular these days).
Red satin ribbons extended to either end of the table,
To smaller arrangements. of red and white "glads"
with deep blue delphinium.
And In the very CENTER.
OF the smaller disposals.
Were standards of American flags.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

SO that the fun force cannot hit
the car full blast and menace It,
equilibrium
suddenly after turn straight
toward Tho towering pea, over
your head. YOU see a braSs-Studded
door before you
Inside your breast YOU get "A
funny feeling, a. mi The child
hood tales Of dungeons and
dwsrtS come flooding into your
mind There is an inclination 90
pinch Yourself 10 make sure YOU
arc not having a bad dream
Slowly The fantastic becomes
reality and in speeches. amaze
ment YOU see that brass-Studded
door slide apart 10 lct YOU go
straight INTO the heart of this
mountain peak.
The car moves forward INFO an
cerir tunnel diuI, Do by iron
torches OF electric hight with just
q reddish fIr' enough in f,cll 20
make sure you have definitely
gone crazy.
Then another suE>riSe warts
II IS a comfortable 9levator. up-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
II E n R Y

from the world fox a fcw hours
II was spectacular and a gran
dioSe idea, perfectly in line with
the lhunderouS and mystic chords
Of Wagner'S mighty Got,erdam-
mcrung come true.
Hitler the mighty. like Siegfricd
and the Tcuton masters celebrated
in the operas he loved so passion
atcly. would come after death Ia
his throne above the permanent
SHOWS and syfnbolically his spirit
could 60 forth, II had that i'm
mortal touch Of Wagner, or So
they thought. TIL
That was some years ago. be-
fore Hitler had his mind clearly
made up on that point
! happened 10 know that he was
pleased as a child when he FIRST
went Up 10 that lair Of tho Gods
They chisclod and dynamitcd a
haypip> road hut Of tho mountain
clTf> across from BcrChteSgadcu
blasting and smoothing road
wide wide enough 10 let powor.
full car negotiate its way 10 there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Planned as Msusoleum
For Hitler After Death

The plans for il are all made
and the blueprint lies IN the vault
OF the Fuehrer House in Munich
In fact. those plans are a change
from those of some years back
when they bored and drilled up
through the throat of an Alpine
peak 10 build solitary Eagle ;
nest for Hitler high above tho
clouds Of ms mountain chalet N
Brech'esgadcn
was UP there once in This
fantastic engineers feat of stone
steel and glass The doa back of
II was to have a mauSoleum here
for Hitler after death. embedded
in the clouds above. ever beyond
the reach Of the ordinary man but
always 10 look ar from the valley
far below
They say II was built without
Hitlcr'S knowledge by 4 favorItc
architect who later died II was
intended as a great surprise 10 the
Fuchrer from those Of his close
deynttCS. and YOU might say, from
That erotesque circle Of Nazls
chnging around HIM like blind
folded APOSTLES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

process marked by a sort OF quiet
inactivity.
People in his thousand year
Reich" would build monuments 10
him and go around TO touch and
look AZ the things he had built, he
thought
He said as much on that glori-
fled visit OF his TO Rome in 1888,
adding that thousand years
hence the greatness and not the
ruins of has own time must IN
trlgue the people Of those fsraway
days. y
This grasp Of the NazlS fol-
everything that assures them the
distant future and the never
mentioned fear right down in the
bottom OF their hearts that after
Hitler might come the deluge TO
sweep them away holds the key
10 their tireleSs efforts through
all available means 10 foster and
create around Hitler not only the
sacred aura OF infallibilty but
also a state Of mind and attitude
toward him approaching n c
r,,NCf n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

ho' tered in expensive rcd leather
and done IN polished brass Up
YOU 90 Though The throat Of The
Eavsrian peak for nearly three
hundred feet TO emerge IN a burst
of light that dazzlcs momcntaruV.
You are IN Ihtlors Eagles Nest
thousands of feet above prosac
mankind gazing a what oIlgi-
nally was intended u.s. The crypt Of
the first German fuohror after his
death II looks az first ClaDcC like
a winter garden, a pleasant tea
room enclo}cd IN glass
II clouds do not interfere Your
eyes are treated TO a panoramic
view Of the Bavarlan and Austrian
Alps such a> only those who have
Look down on the east side and
YOU find q sheer drop OF the ci.T
5000 fc,' down on The other side
tho -hpu.dcr OF The rounr41
pioue Vucle 'ec road come up
Is hundreds ni feet below
stood 0nrHc pr FN> 0f thcZu-.pt ~
o- fhc Gro> Giockner can visualize
II rs majestic ard perh7r ow0A
what terrifying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
By Chic Young: =
By Billy De Beck
Paul Fogarty

There are the inevitable flowers
an over the room with BavafIan
wood stoves of porcelain and
pretty designs giving off a ress,tSr-
lng warmth. Through curtain
glass door can be seen another
smaller room with q couch ard
desk reserved for the iuehrer II
he wishes 10 spend some hours
here and york
But b. >/dnicul' 10 stay there
more than lone night Tor cooking
and othcf. essentials stch As run
nng water are not caty 10 have
AT such height. Consequently
Hitler goes there only once in a
great Whilc in The afternoon. and
in factl since the war has hardly
visited It af all
As Boo 50 Uaut other cases. be
seems f5 hasa 'o.t interest proh-
3jIy 20 ~ ,aigc rstN1t because his
mgd Is Sued WI'N mother pla1 for
himself for hir after death.
Tduorrowt Hitler's "shrtns
after death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Commands World
All by Himself

After r1shr years co9ST'NC him
in Berlin YOU begin 10 understand
what Hitler means when no says
that the next iueFrcr viii inherit
+housand-yea Reich 10 steer
on It's course but never again
20 rebuild and create from the
bottom up
After eight years there YOU
know just why there iS only one
boss in Maitland today Hitler.
All Others are secondary and
easy 70 replace even Goerlng as
his designated successor. The dis
lance downward between Hitlc,
and tho next rankcT IN Maitland
which happens 70 be GoorinE Is
As unreasonable as the distances
Of space
In short Hitler lives breathes
plans. and commands IN a world
ali by himself. The others really
don't count.
I should say that the war thus
far has given HIM a boost in his.
efforts 70 nail the German mind to-
the temple OF mysticism.
The Nazls themselves drunk or
sober. will tell you n length that
Hitler will live after death They
have stepped their own mind IN
this fana,ical conception and con-
Niction and are rcNor weary ~
playing TINS chord on the hearts
OF all Germans. They get results
and 7 believe. that after while
Hitler and GochhclS and RoSen-
berg VIII have nodded INC minds
Of 4 large part Of the German
people-to accept the drug m this
magic cup
So il comes about that Hitler
assuming that his Third Reich
would outlaSi the war m & h
reach the point where he can pre-
pare on this earth the material
means and methods OF keeping his
grip after death on the hearts and
minds OF men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

through the whiS'ling wind and
cutting bursts OF Sno"
There was no other traffic OF
course. for only the fuehrer and
occasionally some invited guests
were taken 10 Eagles Nest.
Then il was all arranged by tele-
phone with the adiutantS who
went ahead OF the party and got
the place warmed
On many days OF the year one
cannot 90 az all due TO the bad
weather
Coming in The car from llItlcr's
house above BerchteS Gsden, you
arc already several thousand feet
up but the road by car to the
base Of the peak clock, up about
10 miles on your SpccdOmCtcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Hitler S Death Shrine
To Be Described by Huss

IIerS shrine death Will be dCschod by Pierre
iuNS tomorrowS Detroit Times. the latest fnSancn OF
Hitler UnmaSked' a frsi-hand factual inside story Of
Hitler the regime viewed tS IF4F+RF hi1 long
chief the International NcVs service Bureau
Berlin
Today nethie issue Of the Times hiss tells how
fanatic Hitler builds himself mystic endowed with
divine dcudcs himself with the belief ne I'M
touchabo and nlalilbIo
Hitler Unmasked Vii appear ihe Times for time
come So YOU may follow each nstalucnt daily. YOU
urged dial Cherry $500 arrange have The Detroit Time
delivered to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
By PIERRE J. HUSS

IntI NV, service stan Correspondent

Hitler left the Dome dos Inva-
lides, as later found out touched
with a determination 10 carry out
among the first things after the
war the great plan for his life
after death
| knew that in years gone by
he had gone on the assumption
that death would not find him a
very old man; he used 20 plan and
work out blueprintS for terrific
construction projects IN Germany
by the pile. throwing millions Of
men into the jobs and billions of
marks.
lie was in a hurry then, racing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Dynemited Roadside
To Fuehrer's Castle

They believed and preached his
divine inspiration and mission
convinced that his hold on the Ger
man people after death would grow
TO enormous propOrtiors- drawing
thcm TO him like Mohamined draw
10 him tho pilGrimageS TO MCcca
So they built tho ESClc's NeSi
atop tho highest peak in Berch.
teSgarder and presented n 10 him
IN the initial form of tea house
and secluded place to get away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

his monuments against the
Reaper, and always saying 10 poo
pie that the great things he would
leave undone would never be
finished By those coming after
HIM
lie was firmly convinced that
the furious pace and the epochal
age in which ne lived and moved
Che really IS convinced he IS the
motivating force and the molder
of that age) would terminate
soon after his death, swinging the
world by nature and inclination
into a long span OF digestive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Hitler Implies He 5
OivineIy Inspired

Without batting an eye, Hitler
himself called on God and DIVINE
Providence IN many pubic
speech. achieving AZ times tone
which made you think of cathe-
drals and solemn moments.
To the propaganda-maSsaged
mind or the common man ana
woman IN Germany -mhe- 5tfa-fse-
lated from the world and living IN
q hard little shell built around
them by the NaZiS. this was a po-
lion Of magic which held them
>pellbound Hitler knows that and
every once IN a while puts II on
pretty thick Then he goes back
10 his chanccllery for tho night
refreshed from the effort and
glowing with a Self-satisfied fer
Nor
Thus II has come about that in
SIde Germany Today, as a foreign
correspondent YOU may take an
attitude against the NaZlS on
many things and az times even
risk your personal safety or their
fury with sharp criticism and OK
poSure OF something which might
have happened or is gong on IN
the land.
But you must never, either by
act or word OF mouth or in dis
patch. say or suggest anything
which might be Slur or refiec-
ton on the Office and the person
% tho fuehrcr. He is above all
earthly Things. he is in a class
all BY himself, untouchabie ana
lnfalllhle.