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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-14
|Strip-Teaser
is Stripped
of Uniform
FORT DIES MONIES, Ia, Dec.

FORT DIES MONIES, Ia, Dec.
14-R-The WAAC strip-teas-
er is out of the women's army.
The glamorous girl who was
billed at a Des Moines theatre
as Amber d'Georg of Hollywood,
but was identified later by
WAAC officials at Kathryn
Doris Gregory, %, Fort Worth,
Tex, an A.W.O.L. member of
the Women's Army Auxiliary
Corps, was dismissed today.
The WAAC training school
announced Mrs. Gregory had
been given a discharge "other
than honorable" following a
court martial at which three
WAAC third officers (second
lieutenants) formed the court.
Their recommendation for the
discharge was approved in
Washington.
Post officials said Mrs. Greg
DRY was still at the WAAC hos
pital. but was we'll now and is
expected to leave the reservation
promptly.
1t was disclosed Mrs. Greg
ory's was the second such dis
charge from the WAAC. The
name of the first defendant was
not disclosed.
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Young Mother
Is Kidnapped
Criminol Attoek
Attempt Charged
(NEA Radiophoto)

Roscoe Summers, 81, of Route
7, Mount Clemens, was in the
county jail today awaiting ex-
animation Dec. % before JUS
tice Donald j. Parent on
charges he attempted to GRIMM
ally attack a 23-year-old Clinton
township mother.
Summers, himself the father
of a daughter, 3, stood mute on
arraignment before Justice Par
ent this morning. He was jailed
when he lacked 81 900 bond.
The woman charges that
Summers dragged her into his
car at 2:40 a. m. Sunday as she
was walking to her home after
her husbands car skidded into
a ditch on MOT at 14-Mile road.
The couple had walked to IA
Mile at Gratiot where the hus-
band was telephoning for help
and she had decided to 60 home
alone, she told Deputy Sheriff
Norman Moore.
Moore quoted the woman as
saying that Summers drove her
one half mile north on Gratiot,
then doubled back and onto a
side road where for more than
See ATTACK-Page 2
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OBSCURE DUTCH POLITICIAN FRONTS FOR HITLER
Mussert Joins Ranks of Infamous NaI Quislings

contained in a letter written to
Hitler Dec. S, the Berlin Radio
said. The letter was read by
Pierre Laval at a press confer
ence yesterday, it was said.
The Berlin radio said that at
this conference Laval outlined
a big program" including new
anti-Jewish measures, putting
France in line with the new
order
Laval admitted" the Berlin
broadcast said, that a lack of
understanding shown by public
opinion in France still is form
ing a wall of separation between
France and Germany"
Laval was quoted as saying an
Allied victory would hand ov.
or France to Communism He
also estimated the number of re.
cord arrests at his order at
"about 1,000," the boadcastci
said.
Petain's letter, as quoted BY
the Vichy Radio, assured Hitler
of the French governments in
tention to pursue loyalty on our
part q policy which allows us to
secure the future of France in q
recognized Europe" -
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certain departments Ct ttc Dutch
administration" from the Hague,
whene they were within easy
reach by plane and also easy for
the enemy's navy to she'll"
Radio Orange, the Dutch sta
ton here. declared in a broad
cast to the Netherlands that
Mussert would have to deliver
cannon fodder to Germany"
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Seysz-Inquart said Hitler had
laid down three guiding princi-
piles for the future of the Ne
therlands.
THE first principle enunciat-
ed by the Fuehrer was that he
does not want to treat the Dutch
as a conquered people the COM
missioner said. The second
principle is that the Dutch peo-
pie must be brought nearer to
National Socialism. The third is
that the Dutch Nazi movement
velopment in Holland and Mus
sert, its leader. is the leader of
the Dutch people"
Petain's agreement to the raj
sing of a new French army was
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party failed to make any spec
tacular Roadway even after the
Germans occupied ne country,
will try to convert the extreme
ly independent and outspoken
Dutch people to the Nazi way
of life, il is expected. His ten
ure as fuehrer is expected to de-
pend on his success in this task.
NEW DEGREES
Seysz-Inquart also announced
that Mussert's participation in
the government would bring
forth a new series of DEGREES.
Observers said this probably
means new oppressive measures
against the Jews in Holland, a
coure which Musser. has advo-
Gated over strong Dutch oppo-
sition since the country was &C.
cupied, and other laws follow
ing the Nazi line.
The Russian news agen Tass
reported from Stockholm that
Hitler had demanded the mobil-
ization of 100000 Dutchmen for
the German army.
Seysz- Inquait also disclosed
that as a precaution ,ainst al
lied invasion he would move
certain Of my departments and
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Schools Open
Milk Project
Fund Compoisn
to Aid Children

The penny milk fund, a COM
munity project designed to build
up the nutrition of every child
in the city and includes all
schools, public and parochial,
will be instituted here.
Superintendent L. Wade Fast
signed the contract in November
which makes this program pos
sible. Miss Margaret McColl,
school nurse, who has promoted
this program today appealed to
the public to support the move.
won't you please help us?
All we need is the money for
the milk. We can obtain all the
milk we want with two days
notice. Now we want the tangi-
BILE monthly financial support of
interested clubs. We have the
interest of many of them but we
must know how much they will
give us before we can complete
the deal.
"Plans for the penny milk
fund are we'll underway. $500
school children are already sign
ed up. The community's share
in this is $500 monthly. We now
have the promise of $1,000
monthly. We ask that clubs who
See MILK-PaGe z
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Tool and Die
Strike Looms
$4,000 Nay
Leave Jobs

DETROIT, Dec. IA up -
Sharply criticizing q war labor
board order establishing max
imum wages for tool and die
workers ia '1ix Mlchik1n e0slnt
ties at $l.75 hourly in jobbing
shops and $l.60 in manufacture
ing plants, Jay ]. Griffin. presi-
dent of the society Of tool and
die craftsmen of America, today
predicted q nationwide work
stoppage among the society's
$4,000 members unless the WLB
revises its order.
Griffin said he had read the
WLB order to the final conven-
ton session of the independent
STDCA here yesterday and that
"tl.e ITS delegates unanimously
joined in denouncing 1t. They
almost blew the roof off,"
IL feel certain" he added,
that its enforcement will re-
suit in a complets stoppage OF
work by our members"
He said the "only possibility
of selling them o. the iiea OF
accepting the new rates would
be a promise by the government
that postwar contracts would be
frozen to pre-war levels"
Predicting that employers. par
ticularly those running small
job shops, would be equally
against the order, Griffin said
it woul6. put the small jobber
out of business"
Griffin said that prevailing
rates, which "were put into eff
feet months before the United
States entered the war;" are
$3.50 per hour for lead guage
makers and guage grinders, and
S2.25 hourly for lead tool max
ers, die makers, tryout men and
templet grinders.
mo employer would dare put
See STRIKE-Page 3
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Plan 10 Extend
Job Freezing
Whole Stote to
be Stabilized

DETROIT, Dec. 14-(R-All
of Michigan's 100000 workers
essential to the war effort are
going to be covered by an ex-
tension of the voluntary employ
ment sterilization instituted last
week in the Detroit area.
AS a starter, M. A. Clark, dis
trict director of the war man.
power commission, announced
Saturday night four outstate ad-
ministrative areas have been
established.
Clark said OK. Fjetland had
been named director of the
Saginaw-F n t-Bay City Port
Huron area, which he now
serves as WELD supervisor for
the us. employment service.
And by early January, Clark
added, directors probably will
be named for the Lansing Jack
son, Battle Creek Kalamazoo
and Grand Rapids-Muskegon
areas. In other parts of the state,
John L. Craig, Michigan direc-
tor of the employment service,
will serve as director-at-large.
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.Yanks Blast
New Georgia
Aeriol Wsoth
Strikes Jops
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1A
Americas mir forces "a
South Pacific were reported !
the Navy today to Be eontinla1
their heavy bombardment G.
new japanese mir base at -
on New Georgia Island n 0N|
Central Solomons.
Navy communiqus nanaho
2l9: s
south Pacific: (All dates ar4'
east longitude). 81
81. On December II:
"(a) Ground action On Guaet
alcanal Island was limited 81
Routine patrol activity. s
"(b) A lone enemy pl1M1'
dropped three bombs IN 49,
vicinity of our airfield. a.
"(c) United States planoo'
continued bombing attacks ouB'
the enemy installations and az
field at Munda." \
END communique) "A
The Sunday attack On IL,
Munda airfield Is reported to4S
day apparently was the fouxt "
aerial assault made on the 60
envy base, constructed as . bll1ss|
fer and an offensive threat 90
the American airfield On Gun1
alcanal. >s
The Munda positions wo9rk
first attacked on Decembee o.
See PACHIC-Rngo 8
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SCATTERING Air
AhatIH Blast
Foe In Africa
Allies Draw Net
Closer About
hitler's Forces

LONDON, Dec. IA - Again IN
retreat under Furnishing air IT.
tack, Marshal Rommel's AfS3co
Corps raced across Libya today
before the British 9Th Army
while in Tunisia the Al1iA9s
loosed 4 SCATTERING air assnaao
against the Germans and Italiano'
in a coordinated campaign t.
squeeze the Axis from its North
African footholds.
1.-THE enemy Il retreotin
westward, relentlessly purSuo
by leading elements Of Ou'
forces" British Middle xnn4a
headquarters announced ~
Cairo after General Sir BERNARD
L. Montgomery's forces. bri1ltA
antly supported by Americas
and Raj airment blasted the -
from his strong Fl Asheila poGGs,
ton on Sunday. sa'
Rommel's resumed Mehe -.
wards the doubtful shelter -
Tripoli, 400 miles from n ~,
heila, followed = three-woo
breathing spell In the 9th 49,
my's pusuit which started nog9
than 700 miles farther 6Qek 11i
FL Alamein, In Egypt a Qe
20, six days after MonaC
|. launched hia Attlek thexl I. n
M FULL n6.tGl Sss.s
Latest word from Card
that at noon today thu ~
Corps still was in, full retrooe (
ter pulling out from - AL
without Z fight md that tAo1
was NO indications Whan q
the enemy would make = senn
short Of Tripoli. II
A large share Of praiss 49,
to the American fighter 1rox
based in the Middle East ~. IL
laundering aerial assault -
See AFRICA-R1Ge , II
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LONDON, Dec IA - R -
Adolf Hitler has designated An
ton Mussert, an obscure Dutch
Nazi politician, "fuehrer" of the
Netherlands people in his new
European order" and axis radios
followed up the announcement
with reports that powerless
France under Marshal Henri Pc
tain is moving closer to cooper
alton with Germany.
Petain, these German reports
said, has agreed to Hitler's pro-
posal to raise a new French ar
my capable of insuring the
safety of France and her col
onial empire" At the same
time, Fighting French sources
here said, Hitler has demanded
400, 900 French workers for Ia
Dor in Germany
The elevation of the Dutch
Quisling Mussert was announc-
ed by Arthur Seysz-Inquart,
German commissioner for the
Netherlands who obviously will
continue to rule the country.
Mussert, whose Dutch Nazi
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ST. JOHNS Newfoundland,
Dec. IA - up - Fire and panic
in the midst of an old-time barn
dance cost the lives of ITO mer-
rymakers and injured l02 others
as a servicemen's hostel and rec
reation center went up in flames
Saturday night only 200 yards
from the fire station on st.
Johns main street.
Like the Cocoanut Grove dis
aster in Boston, which claimed
nearly 500 lives, many were
trampled to death in the rush
for the exist and the victims in
cluded service men and women.
It was believed that there may
have been Americans among
them.
X OF C HOSTEL
The knights of Columbus hos
tel for men in the armed serv-
ices, the wooden structure was
crowded with 500 persons when
fire roared through the building
and burst from the doors and
windows in huge columns OF
flame that owered in the sky.
The authorities still were
without knowledge today of the
cause of the disaster but an eye
witness said the fire seemed to
do its dreadful work in 10 min
utes::" = rssI t-s. 800
The terrified dancers, trying
to force their way out through
the four exits of the building,
piled up in tangled masses Of
bodies.
Sixty-nine of the dead had
been identified last night; of the
al unclaimed, many were so
burned as to be unacceptable.
It was not known how many
women were lost and exact fig
ures were not announced on the
number of Canadian Navy,
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PuenaciOus
Driver Picks
Wrong TARGET

When q New Baltimore mo-
torist Sunday evening threw .
punch at the driver Of . car
with which he had collided on
Jefferson avenue near Cotton
road he evidently misjudged
both the physique and the Off
cial status of his adversary.
The pugnacious driver, Her
man Stachel, So. of $50 Stsw-
art avenue, New Baltimoee,
selected Wilbur F. Held. husky
prosecutor-elect as the target Of
his attentions, sheriff's office
reports indicated today.
Held, long active in sports Is
well as official legal circles,
ducked; and tossed one Of his
own.
Result: Stachel was picked UP
on Held's complaint by Deputy
Sheriffs Clayton Graebert and
Leonard Jarvis and lodged In
the county jail. He was later n
leased and ordered 10 reappoor
Thursday for questioning.
Held's car suffered some 80
damage.
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ITO Die in Flames
at Servicemen s Club
Tragic Blaze Injuries 102
Others i'm New FoundIand

Army and Air Force personnel
lost.
First word of the fire came to
st. Johns residents shortly after
IL p. m. as they listened to mu-
sic being broadcast from the
dance floor.
MIKE GOES DEAD
Suddenly, amid the square
dance calls, several voices were
heard shouting fire" while 9TH
ers gruffly ordered them to
keep quiet" The music stopped
and then the microphone went
dead.
Listeners who rushed outside
See FIRE-Page 3
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Worlllsba(her
Rites tuesday
Elevator Man
Dies Suddenly

Funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon for John j..
Wormsbacher, IS. of IS Hub
bard avenue, who died early
Sunday morning after being
stricken Saturday noon at his
post as an elevator operator in
the County Building where he
came to know literally thou
sands of Macomb County resi-
dents.
Wormsbacher. son of a pio-
neer family that originally set
tied on a big farm near what is
now Fraser, had enjoyed good
health throughout his lifetime.
Taken i'll Saturday, he was
rushed to his home from the
See WORMSBACHER-Page 2
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Deputies Rescue Collie
But Spaniel browns

Deputy Sheriffs Steve Morris
and Harold Henderson Saturday
rescued a valuable collie dog
from drowning in the Clinton
River but a second dog, SPAN
lei, drowned before they could
reach il.
The deputies used boards to
work their way out onto crack
ing ice at the bend of the river
near the Franklin County Sugar
factory. Morris used a long pole
TO hook the collie by the collar.
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Near Deadlock

MOSCOW, Dec. 14-(P)-The
double barrelled Russian Often
sive on the Stalingrad and CEN
trail fronts appeared to be ap-
prOachiAg a deadlock today with
the Germans unable to get .
susta;u.A counter affoMGve roll
ing, but still slowing the Red
Amy's progress with vicious and
repeated c0unterattacks.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 14-R-
Lieut.. Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell,
commander of United States
forces in China, Burma and In
dia, was reported by the ALL
India radio today to lave arrived
at allied headquarters in New
Delhi from ChunS' ing.
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Attacks Two
Villages, Sinks
Enemy Ships
British Commander
Tells Thrilling
Story Of Raids

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Dec. IA R)
- A submarine raiding the Ital-
ian coast stopping a rail-
way by Smelling a train about
to enter a tunnel damaging
another train and leaving
an oil factory in blazinC ruins.
These exploits, among the
wars boldest, weit related here
by a shy, 28-year-old English
submarine commander who likes
subs because you don't have
to wait to be an old man to get
your own ship"
The coastal attacks were care
fully planned, the commander
said.
First we patrolled the coast,
examining the railroad through
the periscope. Then on a very
dark night decided 60 in
and see what we could do. We
surfaced at village and watch
ed the bright headlight of a
train and opened fire when the
train was about to enter a tun-
mel. We scored several hits and
saw flash which appeared to be
overhead electric power wires
coming Iowa as
TUNNEL BLOCKED
1--WE waited again the next
day." the commander continu-
ed. Visibility was bad but we
were able to see trains waiting
on each side of the tunnel. and
the lines certainly were block
ed"
Heading back to sea for the
day, this submarine bagged an
Italian schooner with shellfire.
"The next night" the COM
mander said, 1--WE went into an
other town where we had seen
Is olive oil tanks and factory.
I must say the results were be-
yond our expectations. Our first
shot only knocked over a privy,
but the second brought down a
250-foot chimney, and the third
hit the oil tank. After that we
scored a number of hits and the
place was enveloped in smoke.
See SUB-Page 2
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CHUNGKING, Dec. 14-(P-
An official Chinese review OF
conditions in Manchuria said to-
day that 100000 Japanese
troops now are concentrated in
that region and Japanese mill
tary preparations there have
been increased considerably in
the last year.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-(R
Eight million Of the 17,250,000
British women between IA and
SIS were working fulltime war
industry jobs at the end Of June,
the office Of war Information
reported tsday, .
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POSTPONE Order

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA Up
An order which would have
banned all telegraphic greeting
messages beginning tomorrow
has been postponed indefinitely
by the board of war cOmmuni-
cations to study fu- ther informa-
ton from representatives of the
telegraph industry and labor.
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LONDON, Dec. IA - UP -
The Ethiopian legation ANNOUNCE
ed today that IL had been adj
vised from Adds Ababa that the
Ethiopian government has de-
clared war on Germany, Japan
and Italy.
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NEW DELHI, Dec. IA - R
Wellington bOmbers Of the
Raj attacked the japanese air
drome at Magwe, Burma, last
night, scoring hits on runways
and aircraft dispersal bays, a
British communique announced
today.
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Inmates Escape

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec.
14-(P)-Insular police searched
today for three inmates Of an in
sane asylum whose escape yes
terday afternoon set off a four
hour riot by some 20 other in
mates.
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ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA, Dec. IA - R -
Allied forces in the Buna area
Of New Guinea kept the Japan
csc positions there under q con-
tinuous artillery and mortar fire
yesterday while fighters and
bombers attacked the stubborn
defenders from the air, an allied
communique reporte- today.
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R0MMEL'S STRONGHOLD COLL APSES
late X X X
bulletins
Visits CeyIOn

COLOMBO, Ceylon, Dec. IA
(R)-General Sir Archibald Per-
cival Wavell, commander in
chief of the Indian army, has
just concluded a flying visit to
Ceylon, where he conferred with
senior officers of the Ceyl0n
command, 1t was disclosed to-
day.
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Honor Lafayette
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

ALLxED nEhD~SOAASA DAs0 AA>
NORTH AFRICA, Dec. Is -
(Delayed) - (R - Lieut.. Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower announce
ed today that French fighter pill
OTIS in North Africa were FORM
ing q Lafayette Escadrille to
perpetuate the name of the fam
Gus organization of American
volunteers who flew for France
in the First World War.
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Priehs Mercantile open every
evening until 8 p. m. 40.
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Priehs Mercantile spsa evesy|
-. evening until > p =. -
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Priehs Mercantile open every
- evsniAs snsa . ?. p.
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ImportioI Coverose
Of All loeol News
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AND TOMORROW
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
Philippine Islands

The Philippines, settled in 1921,
were ceded to the United States
by the Treaty of Paris in 1893. The
area is 114,400 square miles
and the population is 1908, 1903, 60
per cent of whom are illiterate.
The capital and largest city is
Manila population 623, 1922.
It's government is administered
through three separate and CO.
ordinate departments: executive,
legislative and judicial. Legisla-
ture consists of a senate of "a
members and house of repre-
sentatives of not more than 100
members. Manuel L. Quezon is
president. The term is four years.
Represented in U. S. congress by
Resident Commissioner Joaquin
Elizalde, who is without vote.
The products are rice, corn,
hemp, tobacco, copra, coconut oil,
rubber, sugar, meats, gold, silver,
lead, zinc, copper, iron, coal oil,
etc.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
The Questions

1. What is the mile-high city in
the United States?
2. Why do air travellers have
trouble with their fountain pens in
higher attitudes?
8. What country is called Miz-
rain in the Bible?
4. During the war with Spain
who was commander-in-chief of
our forces?
S. The core of the earth is be-
ieved to be composed of what?
6. What is perique?
Z. When did Benjamin Franklin
receive his first airmail letter?
8. "Aye, tear her tattered en-
sign down." is line from poem
about an American warship
named what?
9. What NEUROLOGICAL youth was
beloved by Venus?
10. Did the American Indians
ever erect a monument to COM
memorate an event in their his
tory?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
IT'S NOT FUN
(Ber Syndicate-wNU Service

No one-not euen the teaser
himself = escapes the conse-
quences of the hints that are
dropped "aH in fun" It's not fun
for anyone concerned, sOhen a
husband begins to suspect that
the jokes about his ,oife may
haze some basis in truth. It's not
fun for anyone, tohen a ,Uife
loses her best friend because her
husband just can't resist the
temptation to make personal re-
marks. Kathleen Norris believes
that those pho enjoy teasing
others haze in their makeup a
streak of real cruelty. Teasing"
she says, els innate cruelty seek
ing an outlet" Don't be deceived
by the fact that it is supposed to
be a joke.