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Evening star., 1942-01-23
United Nations Pact and Rio Conference
Called Big Steps Toword Winning War

the race problems in their coun-
tries, stirring up labor conflicts
and subsidizing revolutions.
And this, the pattern of Axis
'conquests, was the pattern de-
signed for the conquest of South
America. and the execution of 1t
had begun. The Axis was behind
interstate quarrels; 1t did attempt
an economic domination; it did
attempt to divide the national
groups and the classes of society.
Now. whatever our own mis-
takes may have been in the past,
these agreements now being con-
cluded represent the beginning of
a new world. And this new world
Is based on the conception that
the welfare Of one Is the welfare
of all. and the welfare of all the
welfare of each.
The economic agreements pro-
posed do not assume that 1t is to
the interest of a great industrial
nation like our own to deindus-
trialize its neighbors and reduce
their standard of living. but rath-
er to spread the sources OF wealth
and use them for mutual advan-
tage.
The huge gold reserve that we
have accumulated becomes an
enormous asset, because we show
ourselves willing to share it.
The proposed removal of tariffs
between the American nations is
of a sweeping grandeur and the
beginning of an economic COM
monwealth. 1t presumes more
modern and enlightened ways Of
disposing of surplus commodities
something on an international
scale like Mr.. Wallace's ever
normal granary scheme.
This point, to be sure, is re-
stricted to the duration Of the
war. But who can believe that
having once liberated the ex-
change. of goods and labor, any
nation will wish again to impov-
erish itself by economic nation
aliSm?
Higher Standard Expected.
The whole agreement implies
the lifting Of the standards of
living for labor in Latin America,
for you cannot freely exchange
goods and labor without tending
to equalize the standard, and the
political consequences of this are
quite inconceivable, and will be
noted by the masses Of the whole
world.
There Is no space here to 60
into the details Of the whole pro-
gram. But it has imagination,
audacity and grandeur. Its ten
dency Is gradually to lift the
standard OF the undeveloped
countries to our own, and in the
future to lift our own beyond
what we can at present imagine.
And 1t raises the question:
What could not be done with Eu-
rope and Africa, If they would
follow this example? What be-
comes Of the new order of dorni-
nation as contrasted with the new
order of cooperation? And what
people in the world would hesi-
tate to choose between them?
Let us tell the European ma
tions about it, and we shall see
that the most pacific and crea-
ative things, here in our hemi-
sphere, are dynamite thrown into
the iron apparatus Of Gestapo
rule anrd organized deuteronomy
of Hitler Europe and japanese
"co-prosperity."
fDala...d hv ~ pai1 cvrdi,a+a T,nN
Evening star., 1942-01-23

q column about
anything thaS
came into my
h e ad, without
bothering to try
to turn phrases,
attain continuity
or puzzle over
punctuat o n, a
sort Of low-grade
VILLA 8 a.
royanish thing,
in other words.
w ell, today's
{ he ay, and
Evening star., 1942-01-23

HE opinions OF the rtters this page their own not
necessarily The Stars Such opnions presented In
Stars effort giue all sides OF questions OF interest
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1942-01-23
McLennore-
He Essays Column
A Ia Soroyon
By HENRY McLEMORE.

DELRAY BEACH, Fla.-On and
on for IL years I have promised
myself that some day I would sit
down at the typewriter and write
Evening star., 1942-01-23
BY FRANK r. KENT.

It is dificult to think Of anything
more important in this country to
day than the health Of the President.
Fortunately, despite the strain, 1t
Evening star., 1942-01-23
On the Record
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

The diplomatic events over
shadow the war news Of the last
weeks: The declaration of the
United Nations, by which 20 gov
Evening star., 1942-01-23

Railroads
Do Titanic
Defense Job
Feat of Moving
600. 900 Troops
Unparalleled
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Now 1t can be told. A high Gov
ernment ofiicial has released the in
formation that 100000 troops were
moved within the boundaries of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

ton and tho last we heard from
him was stationed ia Naniiti
How can ! reach him; can You
tell me where the Houston is To-
Gated. whether She has been
captured or sunk
Answer THE navy department
is not publishing the location oi
any of us vessels. but YOU can res
assured the Houston has not beer
or sunk. or YOU wou'l
have been notified Of your brother!
condition. The best way to rCacr
him Is 10 address a letter 10 hin
the l.. $. : Houston care of th-
PestH44-tt-- .-rr1 fr7UCISCU- Sc,
cause the feet is al sea undoubt
edly il may be some httle time be.
fore Your letter reaches him an,
he has an opportunity 10 get ar
answer back 20 you But. unit
YOU receive any word from tn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Continued tomorrow

Answer See LOUIS c. Miranl al
81 West Warren avenue and he
will advise YOU the best course &c
follow. There is no charge for hi.
services.
MISS s. S: Q-My brother
works i'm an airplane factory and
has been put in Class IA by the
draft board. He has only a few
days left; can YOU tell me any
way he can he deferred. the fac
tory has already asked for de-
ferment for him.
Answer II the draft board, ir
face OF his faCtory'S request fol
doformcnt has placed him IN Ia
IN, hr IS scheduled 'nr rU.'u"'Io'
INTO 'hn s7...c'. thr0 fr 81 ruu
hayc consGorrj h,- work non
essential tta' 8. 'r7' n can b,
performed by >o7,c other person
IN lower classification. lie cor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

MAKE an appeal to tho appeal
board.
= T. c.. q have to register
nu February rs. Will I get
few weeks notice before am
induCtcd. I'm intending 10 en-
list. can ! enlist the same day l
am induCtcdS
AnSwcr-You Will probably have
several weeks notice. If not sew.
eral months between the time yol
register and your induction, plenty
of time, at least, 10 wind up youi
personal affairs. If you apply fol
enlistment IN the army (room 631
in the Federal Building) there j,
generally period of about sly
days before your actual enlistment
is accepted and you are sent TO Z
training center.
ANXIOUS READER Q-My
brother il on the L. =. -, UouS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Connolly Answers

I la) Mondcz Pinto 1912;
rhl 81 Francis Xavier; (c)
HTOhlio
pa DCCC; tb) MN; (c) v.
3-la) Treasury. -Cb) Justice
Department, Co Interior.
IA Middlctown, Conn: (b)
Allentown. Pa; Co Phila-
delphla, Pa
5-ta) Alaska; OBJ Hawaii; (c)
Samoa.
Ga Japan; tb) Russia; (c)
Great Britain.
la 1881: CO. 19O4-5: (cl
1895
BUY a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

fed by the war department. Don't
forget. mo news is good news"
ANGEL: Q-My husband is
n technical sergeant and has
been sent overseas. While In
Florida we bought a home and
now l am two months I'm ar
rcars. Can they foreclOse on
my home"
8nSwcr=ConSu1t Louis G. Mirani
who is the legal counsel for men
in the Service. ~ 81 West Warren
avenue. l1c will explain your
rights under The Soldiers and
Sailors Relief Act Of 1910 There
is no charge for his services and
would advise that you call on him
personally and take with YOU tho
rT'r- m rrr0ri 20 'h7 pWcha>.
rDe rA Answer So
tro6a ,-,c. 10 "Nna'l IN Tho para.
e. Ip. above
MRS F.. Is " and Mrs. s. 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Fighting Man Friend:
Soldiers File
On Income Tax.
Pay After War
Fighting Man s Friend:

In Detroit ne elsewhere through
out the nation. women arc fast
realizing that this is not merely
mans war that women can play
their part and do their duty even
though they arc no, called 70 tho
firing line Many are asking how
they can serve.
In answer 10 the inquiries re
ceived by the Fighting Man $
Friend. Mrs Helen Farley Smith.
director of tho DcIrn-i- Civilian
Defense Volunteer Office has an
nounced that all women wishing
10 engage IN defense work >houid
register AZ the office on the wn1-
canine floor OF tho BarMm Hotel
in Cadillac Square a. any tlUo
from 10 a m 20 5 p m Mondays
through FRIDAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
WATCH CONTINUED

Ny father. Of course. could and
would prevent that happening pre-
m1turciy lie wished 10 keep Red
field under supervision, unsuspeCt-
ing that he was being watched Al
least until Mary should get a line
on the dcSpcradoes with whom he
was associated
But ! knew that nc would wish
10 aCQualnt NeritZcn with the facts
himself so | resolved 10 guard my
tongue with great care. lest | Lot
slip something which would make
The great producer suspect inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
WHERE TO REGISTER

Volunteers for II tlpr~ NJ cis-
ilian defense activity cNCcp 2
auxiliary hrcucn should .rc 'rr
there Volunteers ior AUXILIARY
fremcn 1T present restricted '0
mon should register az thcH
nearest fire house
Registration for a+f-gad duty
heretofore taken az police stations
arc now made AZ 'rc har'gD
Hotel Office
MRS W d Q-N, son was
horn on Jan. II, 1922, 30 he
doesn't have TO register; hut can
he do so, II he wants to"
Answer No hc ca0r0' register
bur II he is ans 20 - 't
service Immediately hr can apn.E
10 the army navy o~ marine corp
recruiting Offices in tho Fedora
Building. Bringing VIII '1 rH
birth or haptSmal certificate an'
your signed permission for nm 70
enlist.
ARMY BOYS MOTHER q
have received my sons income
tax blank: he went into the
army on March IS. 1911; does he
have to pay income tax
Answer II nc rs single an.
earned $50 or more during l9i'
he must file an income tax retain
though he docs not ncccsNarli,
have 70 pay tho tax until he is dis
charged from the-Hrmy II h'
earned less than 500 last year b,
Is not required 10 file q tax return
MRS. SAM KARPFL. Q-Ny
son Is corporal in the 22nd
Quartermaster company, about
week ago nc left New York on
a ship and I haven't heard from
him: can YOU tell mo II he ar
rived safely"
Answer-Your son may hav
been sent 10 Iceland, Ncwfound
land. the Canal Zone or any on
. of dozen places. Il will talk
some time for him 10 reach hi
station and more time for lciie
from him 10 reach you. SO Nu
need not worry. undoubtedly yo
will hear from him within a wee,
or two. II anything had happcnC
10 him you would havehDcCn mott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Quiz Answers
By Fran Striker

Maple.
Mount Kosciusko.
3-The pilot-fish.
At is a source Of rubber.
Seth Low.
6-St. George. st. James, St.
Anthony, st. Denis, ST. David,
ST. Patrick, st. Andrew, re-
spectively.
practically so. The sewing
bird" was a clamp in the
shape Of bird made TO hold
in its beak a piece Of cloth
TO be sewed. 1t is now little
used.
buy a Bomber
Gen. Hugh job soc,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

..'H n 81. Ifrft tifH'll't ifIlltIlDti ~
A,----~rS Good News.
The Fighting Mans Friend is
IN information aid 10 men IN
tbc service and their relatives
and to men about TO enter the
armed forces of the United
States. Questions submitted 10
the Fighting Mans Friend viii
be answered only in this COL
un'n. No answers viii be given
By telephone or mail
Do NOT wTite asking in what
classification you will be placed
By your local draft board or
whether you will be granted de-
ferme1t. These matters are en-
tireIy in the hands of the local
draft boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
By Adele
Sarriion

real state Of things before VIC
Nere ready 20 reveal II.
Would YOU like 10 <ee him
right away ." Mr.. NcritIen
asked. III SO. ] can bring him
down here, or YOU can 20 up
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
MADGE'S SUBTERFUGE

II think Ill go up there" !
Sard- adding WIN laugh that
tried 70 make nonChalant, "vou
know what my father il. For
some unknown reason OF his
own he wants To talk To n GER
tain actOr-I do not even know
his name-and he wants TO know
something about the man he
forehand. He has heard that
Steve knows him quite well.
II believe that they played In
the same production or belong
10 the same club-my father
WAS quite vague about details
hut az any rate hes IA asked me
To put two or three questions
10 Steve about the man and get
his answers
HE doesn't suspect the man
or SteVe-Of anything which"
ne began quickly. but l inter-
Iupted nm As swiftly.
"Oh dear. no." said "He
simply wants some routine in
formation which the man IL i'm
"a position 10 give him. and YOU
know father. He takes infinite
pains 10 know everything pos
>ible about anybody whom he
contacts for Information"
I felt AS though a EhoStlv Sap
phlra were waving me- mOCkln.
00mmcndatlon. but Philip NerltZol
accepted my tarradlddlc at ~
acc value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
CONCOCTS REASON

YES. know" he said. aud
III call him at once. l doubt IL
he'd talk To anybody else. In
deed he il not supposed TO he IN
the hotel az all. When | get him,
would YOU like IL talk To him >"
"Ycs, hut let me concoct an
excuse first" | said, Sp8rinC
for time. Il do not wish 10 tell
him about my father at first"
Probably brighten him into 4
fit" Philip Ncrlt2Cn SAID mai'-
ClOuSly.
"Oh, I have it," ! said "He
asked me a question last night
something about the accuracy of
some costumes I'm Broadway
prOductiOn-and was not pre-
pared to answer him CORRECTLY.
But my memory has been funC.
tioning since. and j now can
answer his question. Ill tell him
that"
"Ncry we'll" Mr.. Nerjtlcl
said. picking up the receiver.
I'll get him ON the phone FOR
you Immediately"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

navy department, remember No
,e,----t-~--S rood News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
OF LOVE
A Sequel TO Mar riage Meddlers

ACCOMPLISHMENT AND curious
questioning flashed into PhlII
Ncri'2on eyes al my query. ans
Tho faces 81 ms wife and step
daughter reflected ms Surpf1~o
hg' they are TOO poised and we'll
bred 10 ask for information mai
Volunteered 10 thcm, and Philip
answer vas prompt.
II know where he is" he sand
Hes in one of the hotel apart
ments. where put him last
night with Instructions 10 stay
i'm il and have his meals sent up
TO him, until time 10 go 10 the
theatcr tonight"
Re paused with a slow. rcmiri~-
cont grin then went on
To tell all of the truth. ne
didn't need the instructions. The
one thing he wanted was a cave
into which he could burrow and
be safe from visitors. and there
II no more effective and com
tnrtable hidihe place than
hotel room.
REDFIELD'S COWARDICE
Physical courage is not Red
field = strong point, except on
the stage" he went on. and the
grin touching his lips made mo
suddenly aware that Philip
NCr.tzCn had no more liking nr
respect FOR the leading man n
br production than the rest az
g- had
Eut his passion for The jhaatof
Dis ul.Gc m hIS productions, r.
peculiar standards which nut pc-
ioc'rn IN acting above all othc'
considerations. would make hr
keep Rcdncld in his role. no mt
tor what personal consideration.
were involved
doubted whether oven knoWl
cdco Of Rcdfeld'S cruel s.G,
against Noel which had rou,oo
Mary 10 such fury and WhlCl
NcrltZcn had not heard would
affect that decision.
Dut ! know the great producer
patriotism. his love for the COun.
Ivy which has rewarded blm $,
richly arc SO great that il d.,
-hould guess what We Surmi,cS
about stephen Redficld'S Subver
>l}r activities. the actor relation,
with has producer would be severed
immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

'OlSTONE was Virginia City, Alder Gulch.
hdwood, Dodge and the rest Of the frontier
|mpll over again Plenty Of money high-roll-
Is gblcrs dancehall gals, drunken miners and
|entN fast-shooting gun-fighters
Toh ut and Allen streets were trimmed with
|accshat set out just about every brand Of
|nuscnt man could call for The Crystal Pal
re- anhe Alhambra spOrted bartcndcrs in white
,sts. hat was something new for wranglers and
|lneraut the boys liked IT.
Than Can and the Oriental were two other
mospOts.
Ale end Of Allen Street was the Bird Cage
|peraouse. 1t was land out about like the old
lem ,JcadWOod, bar at one end, stage at the
her Irtaincd boxes along the side and benches
hat We showed back for an all-night hoe-down
hen e performance behind the coal-oil foot
|gbtslS over
bic was waiting at the hitching rack when
|yattarp pulled into Tombstone. 1t didn't take
he oil ronter marshal long TO run into it either
Hi5iX-shooters had the gun-fighters of the
|ansaow camps pretty well curried down when
lord the rich strike in the southern Arizona
|ounhs set off the stampede that made Tomb
one widest town in the West for few years
theghties.
WI carp swung down off the stage from
|ucsole had deputy United States marshals
|ldgen ned on his shirt The badge was new
|lt tlsamc old long-barrcled siX-shootcrs that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Johnnie Behan struck out, too
Now there wasn't any love going to waste be-
tween Wyatt and Johnnie Behan carp figured
Behan too easy on the outlaws. The sheriff
was afraid carp and his crowd were trying to run
the town. reckon both of them were right.
1t didn't help the bad feeling any when Behan
threw Doc Holiday in the jug Things looked
pretty bad for the cold nerved gambler. He'd been
pretty chummy with Bill Leonard, who turned out
to be one of Curly Bills outlaws
Leonard had hand in the stage shooting all
right. Holiday had been missing that afternoon
Behan got Big Nose Kate, Holidays woman to
sign paper saying Doc had been in on the holdup
carp came to his old friends rescue and got
him out of jail on bail. When they got Big Nose
Kate sobered up she swore she was so drunk when
she signed Behan's paper she didn't know what
was in it,
SO the case against Holiday blew up. but the
bad blood between the Earp-Holliday crowd and
the Curly ll-Clanton-McLowery outfit got worse
The outlaws were itching for showdown every
time they rode into Tombstone. They did lot of
clustering around the saloons about how they were
going to cut down the carp brothers and Doc Hol
liday
Them Earps are gittin' little too big for their
brtches. We're gonna clean EN- out if they ever
try to lay hands on u.s."
That was the word that was reayed to Wyatt
Continued on Page ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

The CIantonS had a ranch over in Skeleton Can
Won That was the headquarters for the rustlers.
The canyon got its name because SO many men
had been killed there and left for the buzzards and
coyotes.
At first the gang did most of its rushing across
the border in Mexico, driving herds across the line
and usually killing few Mexican vaqueros on the
deal Then Mexican smugglers started winding
through the treacherous pass with their pack
trains loaded with contraband goods
Those fellows were easy piclns for Curly Bill
and his outlaws Once they ambushed a smuggers
outfit killed about twenty and grabbed dti-their
stuff worth thousands of dollars.
Nobody cared. as long it was just war be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

"The Not Forgot
About Hanging Doc
holiday Long
Enough to Run and
Put out the Fire Big
Nose Kate Lad
Started.
"The Minute They
Lett the Hotel Kate
Popped In, Slipped
Doc a Sir-Gun and
Together They Dis
armed His Guards,
Backed out the Door
and Sprdng on q Par
of Horses Kate Had
Waiting.
by the Time the
Fire Was out and the
Mob Got Back to
String Him Up, Doc
and Kate We're Split
ting the Wind TOWard
Dodge City,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

ing hurt a badman more than
pistol whipping.
1t was the beginning of
feud that soon spilled a lot of
blood
Curly Bill had been rust
ling cattle for years. And he
was tied in with a bad bunch.
There was Old Man Clanton
and his three boys, Ike. Finn
and Billy. Tom and Frank
McLowery were mixed up
with them. Another one was
Johnnie Ringo. The outfit
had a lot of other conteder-
ates scattered all through the
canyons along the Mexican
border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

the stage-robbing business
That's where Wyatt carp came in.
The Sandy Bob stage was rolling down
the canyon toward Benson one day. AS
the coach swung around a bend at mar
row spot a masked man jumped into the
road ahead of the lead team.
Throw EN- up" The outlaw threw a
cooked shotgun down on the driver. Other
armed men leaped out of the bushes.
Bud Philpot was handling the rens.
Bob Paul was riding as express guard.
They were little slow about getting their
hands up One of the road-agents got
panicky and started shooting. Philpot
tumbled off the seat dead Pete Roerig,
a passenger was killed.
The shooting scared the drlverless
horses They broke into a dead run and
left the stage robbers empty-handed.
When word of the holdup got back to
Tombstone the boys began mumblng in
their boards about Doc Holiday.
They say Doc was one o tn masked
men on tn Sandy Bob stage KILN
"Yeh, Bob Paul says he recognized his
voice"
Wyatt carp hit the trail after the out
laws with a posse. His brothers, Morgan
and Virgil and Bat Masterson went with
him Virgil had been made city marshal
after Fred White was killed.
Another poSSe headed bV Sheriff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Pomona, I al

FTtU WIlIIC Was IldISndI III
Tombstone. He hunted up carp and the two Of
them headed for Allen Street where Curly Bill and
his boys roaring drunk. were blasting out the lights
as fast they could load their pistols
Leading the pack Curly Bill As White
walked up he grabbed for the outlaws pistol The
gun went off. A slug tore through Whites middle
But about the same time he hit the ground
Curly Bill went down with him, knocked cold by
a blow the head from Earp's six-shooter
White died. Curly Bill went free They said
the shooting accidental.
So Curly Bll-rode out of Tombstone with moth
ing worse than a ridge on his head from Earp's
pistol but there was murder in his heart. carp
was his sworn enemy from that night on. Moth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

tween outlaw rustlers and
outlaw smugglers, but as
soon as the mines at Tomb
stone began sending out
their rich cargoes of bull
lion Curly Rill Uent into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Continued on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

buffaloed the badmen OF the cattle
trails were swinging from his gun
belt
The fireworks began one night
when Curly Bill and bunch of his
outlaw friends started shooting up
the town.
Curly Bill was the ringleadcr of
a band Of cattle rustlcrs and stage
robbers. They had been running
the country about TO suit them
selves from their hideouts in the
mountains and didn't see any rea-
son TO change their habits Just be-
cause new camp full of fool min
crs was springing up.
Fred White was marshal in
Tombstone. He hunted up carp
them headed for Allen Street wher
his boys, roaring drunk, were blastil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

reception will take place In the
home Of. the bride parents.
Ensign Brennan and ms bride
viii reside IN Chicago. where
Ensign Brennan viii attend the
University or Chicago
Miss Anne Brennan. sister of
the bridegroom elect. enter
tanned at a personal shower re-
Gently.
Christmas atmosphere pre-
vailed IN the table decor an q
greens and candles enhanced
the house.
The guest list included:
Miss Marge Nicpoth, Mrs.
Joseph p Maloney Jr. Mrs.
Carus Schmidt, Mrs. Raymond
SCHNEIDER, Mrs. William T..
Cooney Jr., Mrs. &. u. Young,
Misses Ellen and Marcy Brcn-
nan. Misses Anne and Margaret
SCHNEIDER, Miss Mary Louise
Markey Mrs. Jerome Terrain
and Miss Margaret Mary Ma
lOncY.