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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Mrs. Stark
Calls Meetinq

MRS. RUSSELL STARK, di-
rector of the Civilian Defense
Volunteer Office, will meet with
all precinct chairman who will
have charge of registration for
canning sugar in the county
building at 10 o'clock on We'd
nesday morning.
Full plans for issuance of
sugar for canning will be map
ped at this meeting, Mrs. Stark
announced. Precinct vot in &
booths will be headquarters for
the project again.
MRS. WILLIAM SIEWERT of
226 North Wilson boulevard is
convalescing from an operation
performed in St. Joseph's Hos
pital last Friday.
MRS. BERNARD ZUHN OF
1877 Clinton street underwent a
major operation at st. Joseph
hospital on Saturday.
MRS. Rem BURBRIDGE en-
tertained members of her De-
troit bridge club at luncheon
and cards today, at her home on
Scott bOule ward.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Program TO Fete
Navy Mothers

GREAT LAKES, H., May 4
-Honoring all Navy Mothers,
the Bluejackets at the u. S. Nav
al Training Station here will
present a special program on
the Meet your Navy radio
Broadcast Friday evening, May
: at 1880 pm. CWT over the
coast to coast Blue Network.
The feature of the program
will be an address by the Sec
rotary of the Navy, The Honor
able Frank Knox who will be
introduced by Rear Admiral
John Downes, Commandant OF
the Ninth Naval District.
The Bluejacket portion of the
show ill present especially
selected numbers of the nations
thousands of Navy Mothers.
MRS. THOMAS w. CROSS is
expected to arrive from the West
Coast tomorrow. She has been
visiting her husband, Lieut.. q.
g. Cross, USNR, for the past 10
days.
MRS. II. II. BROWN of De
troit, former resident, is con-
valescing from recent .appen'
dectomy in Harper Hospital, De
trOit
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04

II lack Of blood-iron makes you pale.
weak, dragged out"-try Lydia Pink
hams TABLETs-one OF the best and
quickest home ways to help build up
red blood to get more strength and
promote more vigorous bloodstream--
in such cases. Pinkham's Tablets are
one Of the greatest blood-iron tonics
you can buy! Follow label directions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
GenqyaMhhon,

MIR. AND MRS GEORGE S.
JOHNSON, Detroit. daughter,
Marjorie Ann, May |
AVIATION c A ID + T A n d
MRS. WERNER A. KRlESE,
Detroit, son. David Alan. May
3. Cadet Kriese is stationed IN
San Antonio, Tex.
MIR. AND MRS. Tavern +.
CARRIER, New Haven, a dauSh-
ter, Sharon Lee. May ,
MIR. AND MRS JOHN RICH
ARD SAVAGE, Romeo, a son,
John Richard, Jr., May l.
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
WILLIAM LIMERICK, "A East
man street, daughter. May 3.
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH l.
HUNT, AZ Church street, son,
James Leonard, May 3.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Carnival Plans
Begun by PTA

PLANS for the second annual
carnival were begun last eve
ming at the meeting of Wilson
Parent Teacher Association at
the school.
The carnival will be held on
June 3, at the school, with Ken
meth Whipple as general chair
man.
Mrs. Macon -rabue was ap-
pointed to represent Wilson
PTA at the state PTA conven-
ton being held in Saginaw to-
day and tomorrow.
Miss Anna Stapler, state nu-
tritionist, gave a fine talk on
nutrition, followed by review
of the history of the develop
ment of typewrters by Leo Van
Nicer, who with Mrs. Van Nicer
was in charge of special enter
tainment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04

MIR. AND MRS. HARRY V.
ODLE. (Edwina Jenney) %
Belleview avenue, who announce
the birth of son in Mount Car
mel Hospital, Detroit, on Sun
day, May 2.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK RIOS
so. 55i2 South Wilson boule-
ward. whose third wedding am
niversary is today.
MIR. AND-MRS. FRANK j.
BALLOR. II Moser place.
whose 26th wedding annivers-
airy was quietly celebrated on
Monday.
CLYDE ALLEN KRUSE, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold kruse,
upon his first birthday annlver-
sary Monday.
WALTER LEHNER, upon his
birthday anniversary May 3. A
family dinner celebrated the
event on Sunday, when he and
Mrs. LIE h ner entertained ms
mother, Mrs. John Lehner OF
Utica. and his two sisters, Mrs
Howard Messmore of Utica and
Mrs. c. w. Newman and Mr.
Na,rr,an nf DnfrnIt
MIR. AND MRS. FRED j.
COOK of Wolf road. who quiet
ly observed their oath wedding
anniversary Sunday. May 2 No
celebration was planned be-
cause their oldest daughter,
Trissie, is a prisoner of war in
Manila, p. l.
MARION KLEIN. AZ Grove
Park avenue. upon her birthday
anniversary today
MIR. AND MRS. FRED PECK,
25 Floral avenue, on their 22nd
wedding anniversary today. An
informal celebration will be held
this evening.
Births at st. Joseph S
! REV. AND-MRS. WILFREI
j. JUNKE, 1l3 Dickinson street
son, John Paul, May /.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
ALFRED CADIEUX, Roseville
a daughter, Sharon Lorraine
May /.
PVT. AND MRS. LYLE II
LESTER (Helen Schmidt,
daughter, Nancy Helen. May l
Mrs. Lester lives at Q Sheridan
street. while Pvt. Lester is sta
toned at jefferson Barracks
Mo.
MIR. AND MRS. JULIUS A
MACHOWSKI. / so Hubbard
avenue. a daughter Bernadin'
Maryann, May 2.
MR.. AND MRS. ELvIN LEON
ISENBARGER. East Detroit. =
daughter Marlene Helen, Ma.
1. Mr.. Isenbarger is hospita
apprentice second class. USNF
stationed at Pensacola, Fla.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Engaged
Bow|ers Name
Year S Officers

MRS. A. E. JEFFREY will
again head the Ladies Minor
League of the Bowl Drome
for the coming year, it is an
nounced today. following cleo
tons held Friday night at the
closing session of the season.
Mrs. Erwin Krause is vice
president; Margaret Malfait, Sc
cretary; Mrs. Robert DeFrancis,
treasurer; and Mrs. Homer De-
Slower, sergeant atarms. The
league has dispensed with the
annual banquet for this year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Surprise Program
Set for Tonight

A SURPRISE PROGRAM for
members of Wesleyan League is
expected to draw a large group
TO the meeting this evening. Be-
cause of the nature of the pro-
gram, the meeting Will take
place at the Presbyterian church
parlors, beginning promptly al 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Million Grinnell. Mrs.
Spencer Roys, Mrs. Lucille
Stewart, Mrs. E. l.. Pettingill,
Mrs, Lyman Price, Mrs. Emma
Lennox, and Miss Rita Stock
dale form the committee of hos
tesses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Red Cross Work

THE RED CROSS UNIT
which meets at the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday Will not
meet tomorrow because of lack
Of materials, according 10 Mrs.
C. II. Malbin. All members are
urged TO plan TO be present next
Wednesday, May -, when ma
terials will be here.
CLARE LENFESTY OF Battle
Creek spent the weekend here
with relatives.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
WAAC Schedule Keeps
Margaret DLuge Busy

riod she was given physical
examination, issued her uniform
and equipment and interviewed
and classified for her assignment
to the army job that will release
a soldier for combat duty.
Auxiliary Dluge was then
transferred TO the cantonment
area, a 600-acre tact developed
for the initial training of WAAC
troops. Assigned to training
company which numbers $50
women, she is billeted in a pine
barracks and is getting accus-
toned to sleeping on a canvas
army cot.
A WAAC's day begins with
reveille call at 5:45 am. From
8 to 4:30 each day she attends
classes where she is acquainted
with army methods and pro-
cedures which she will need to
know before she replaces man
in military job. Not all the en-
phasis is on books, however;
order drill and physical training
have their place in the daily
schedule.
For most WAACs the high
spots of the day come with mess
call and mail call. Biggest thrill
of the week is the formal review
on Saturday mornings when the
troops pass before distinguished
guests.
Auxiliary Dluge is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G..
Dluge, IL Fourth ST., Mt. Glenn
ems, Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida,
Nav 4 - Life in the Women's
Army Auxiliary Corps began for
Auxiliary Margaret M. Dluge, IL
Fourth street when she arrived
at the Second WAAC Training
Center to begin her basic mill
tary training.
Her first three days were
spent in "Tent City," settle
f. ment of 80 canvas tops bordering
the Halifax river. During this Pc
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04

Lincoln, Grant and Donaldson
pupils were included in last eve
ning's program, for which Will
liam Meyers, saxophonist, was
the able soloist. Features of the
program were songs and dances
by various groups of students.
Evening star., 1943-01-01

they are everywhere, guarding
everything, and the 81, 500 900 peop-
pie along the Eastern seaboard well
have kept the secret Of their loca-
tions. Some have said, why, you
have an anti-aircraft gun In your
backyard" It isn't literally true,
but there are enough installations
to handle any situation.
Warrington Wen Protected.
The National Capital is not q sea
coast city. You can't 60 down to
the harbor and see spume flying
from crested waves. But for air
purposes Washington Is less than
half hour from the pounding
waves Of the seacoast, as the west
bound bomber flies. Any raider n.y.
ing over the coast toward the Capt.
tai will be met by a screaming. div
ing curtain of fighter aircraft. He
will have to run the gauntlet Of fast
firing. deadly anti-aircraft batteries.
And if by any circumstances he gets
through and arrives over the city
he win find further components of
the same tossing lead and steel at
him.
If he comes by night he will be
pinned in the brilliant glare OF
searchlights, focusing from many
points and many heights around
Washington. He will, If he ever
comes, have q tough time getting
Evening star., 1943-01-01

gram affective: making recommends
lions to manpower agencies on COM
plants of individuals or groups, and
determining of methods to be used in
approaching and resolving problems
submitted.
The area controlled will include
Allegany and Garrett Counties In
Maryland, Hampshire and Mineral
Counties in West Virginia, and the
portions Of Bedford and Somerset
Counties, Pa, that lie south of the
Pennsylvania turnpike.
On the labor committee are rep
resented the AFL Building and
Construction Trades Council, the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Engineers of the Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad brotherhoods; the
United Mine Workers of America
and the CIO Textile Workers
Union OF America.
Capital is represented by officials
of the Kelly-Springfleld Tire Co.;
the Georges Creek Coal Co., the
Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad and
the Liberty Trust Co.
Among the types of problems ex-
pected to face the committee are
prevention of piracy, broadening the
local training program and directing
it to aid specific industrial needs
control of importation and migra-
ton of workers, effecting the Or
derly transfer of workers from less
essential industries into essential
work, securing full utilization OF the
local labor supply and the reduction
of abSenteeism.
Evening star., 1943-01-01
Swift Pursuit Ships Guard East
Against Bombing Plane Raids
Anti-Aircroft Rifles Provide Secondary
Barrier for Foe Thot 'Moy Get Through

hunter. This instrument not only
figures out where the plane will be
at the moment of gun discharge, but
also provides the lead" which will
bring the fast travelling plane into
the path of the shell. And 1t points
the gun in that position.
More than one gun position was
IN this area. I cannot tell the range
Of these weapons, but they'll toss
a shell high enough. And If any
enemy pilot drops down low, there
are automatic weapons and machine
guns to take care of that. How
about dive bombers which come
down fast?" the lieutenant was
asked. 1--WE have made dispositions
to take care of them," he said.
You don't ask too many questions
about matters of detail in this mans
Army. Your question will be par
ried-politely-but still parried. And
secrets are and should be kept.
This was one installation. There
are many more, how many, natural
ly, being military secret. But
Evening star., 1943-01-01
Teacher Pay Increase
Urqed by Communists

The Executive Board Of the Dis
trict Communist Party announced
yesterday that 1t had appealed to
Chairman McCarran Of the Senate
District Committee to introduce q
measure to the new Congress to
provide an increase in salaries OF
District school teachers.
considering that the Washington
school teacher has to cope with the
highest cost Of living of any city,
declared the statement signed by
Martin Chancey. city secretary, and
the fact that their average salary
ranks 18th among large cities" the
Evening star., 1943-01-01

party felt itself compelled to ask
q higher wage for the teachers.
On1cials of the school board ana
school oflcers are now collaborating
on preparation of bill which will,
provide not only immediate increase
in salary for school teachers, but q,
higher standard of base pay as we'll.
Salaries of vocational and elemen-
tary school teachers now begin at
$1,400. Senator McCarran an
nounced at the time the overtime
compensation bill was passed that,
he intended to introduce bill for
teachers to the new session Of Con-
greSs.
Evening star., 1943-01-01
Capital, Labor Join
In Cumberland on
Manpower Plan
Voluntary Program
Called by Sponsors
First in Nation
Ey the Associated Press.

Ely tHc AooOClAVCu FIeSS.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Jan. l.
Capital and labor had joined forces
in Cumberland today in promoting
voluntary manpower control plan
which sponsors asserted was the first
such program in the Nation.
They added that If the voluntary
setup proves satisfactory, 1t may
serve as q model for similar organ
izations elsewhere. The once OF War
Information yesterday announced
that voluntary plans would be set
up in all major industrial areas,
Dan r. Staley, manager of the
local United States Employment
Service, will serve as non voting
chairman of the capital-labor rep
resentatives under the plan worked
out by Manpower Commission
officials.
Sponsors listed the duties of the
group as obtaining local cooperation
in making the war manpower pro-
Evening star., 1943-01-01
Educator to Speak

DR.. Colston E. Warne, head Of the
economics department of Amherst
College, will speak at luncheon
meeting at lis pm. tomorrow at
1901 K street NV. under the aus
pices Of the Peoples Lobby. DR..
Warne is the lobbys vice-president
and Is president of the Consumers
Union. m
Evening star., 1943-01-01

through this powerfully equipped
defense apparatus.
And the best part Of 1t all Is that
every foot Of the seacoast is covered
by detection system. Every city
or defense installation is ready to
spew anti-aircraft fire and knock
enemy craft in kissing, blazing ruin.
No city or installation is far from
military airf1eld where the nimble
interceptors can be upstairs in a
hurry to take direct action. It isn't
a pretty picture for the baby killers
Of the Luftwaffe.
Evening star., 1943-01-01
Semi Annual CLOTHING, Reduction!

Here's the way reductions go: For al[wool Suits
and Overcoats- Group One, the $31.75 and S37.75
Suits are now S2475; Group Two, the $37.75 and
SALTS suits are S3275; Group Three, $50 overcoas,
SALTS, and $50 suits are $39.75; Group -Four, SIS
and $65 suits and S62 and $73 overcoats are $4475
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
ELECTRIC co.
EXTENDS Line
ELECTRICITY BEING TRANS
MITTED TO EASTERN
END or ISLAND

Thc X We-i Electric Com
f.auN l- n1A transmitting electric
energy tu tu. eastern end ot tn
ISLAND oi KY West over Is.
-uo-tolt line. recently constructed
from %, power plant to FlaGier
Avenue and Eighteenth Street
The energy IS being generate /
- $3.50 volts and stepped Up
through 900 kIlo volt-anperc
1-staiion az the rower plant 20
Is 2DO volts At Flaslcr Avenue
and Eighteenth street IL Is r.
dlerd tu 24n0 volt, through
tu KNA stcp-doWu sub station
end distributed al that voltage
over thu AREA served oy TINS line
Continued ou Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
Talk OF Peace Overture Persist
But Churchill Denie> Thss
Have Been Made
NAILS FIGHTING
REARGUARD ACTION
tn, A-..rlatra Yr-.-,

MOSCOW. July 2s.-Red
Star. serli-official Soviet
newspaper, saws TODAY thai
The Germans are fighting
resrg'Isrd action in the Orel
area in attempts to project
their columns that are ere
Clip. ously retrestina through
the narrow corridor leading
west from the civ.
DESPITE the fierceness Of
the German attacks. The pa
Fer said that. since Yester
day. the Russians have ed
vsnced in all sectors from
one 70 two and one hall
miles and have Tecapfured
more than SO villages n that
area
Germans are reported 10 be
destroying bridges end burn
irg villages as they retreat.
Flame and smoke extend
over several miles south Of
Orel IN the wake of the re
tresting Hszis. who. the Red
Stsr declared. are doomed
TO defeat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
MAYOR ALBURY
WILL GIVE TALK
AT U.S.0. CLUB
CITY-S CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO
BE GUEST TONIGHT OF RE
GENTLY ORGANIZED UNIT
HERE

N.svor Willard 80 Alburv of
Ky Wet Is expected a. attend -
nights meeting at the Mr and
Ms Club ncw organization
through Whlch married enlisted
persnuncl - ali scFVIce dctIvitIcs
en- the island ran MAX 'h"in~~lv
i.li 80 the c'Vic lIf. II "a" com
munity.
The session q" o. staged 80 .
81 m in tee Jack,ru SirIafc t'SO.
slll i-. under "a manSl'u rt
Rupert q Robertson. SOME. aud
Mr> Robertson. c"-pr,-Sidcuts-
Mayor AlburN wIli probably
comment pn thr efforts of the ur-
Esuizsilnu msmbcr- "a solve, thee
mesa ,uc,al end economic problems
u hirh haN. h,sn luf u-iii.d bv
fn. ",tr-,fuWd,J condition. If
fNs .,fss
Membership 900 ihs elu, Dis Hwi'
$50 fs wstIs.ti y"egA stiu h.ia-1
sud patiglpaf. iouils tn" Arms.
Nat1 Coast GuaiI -o alaru,
Corp src all represented
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28

" pleased over the progress of
the improvements.
Eighty miles Of roadway.
straight As an arrow. with the
exception of one slight curve.
have either been finished or are
IN process of being finished.
Several # the smaller bridges
have been comp leted. and work
on the others are either up t. or
ahead of schedule. Mr.. johnson
would not fix any specified time
when the new road and bridges
VIII b. opened formally. but de
clsred that the opening viii be
within the period of a year set
for completion of the project
Besides county and city Off
cials. many locally prominent
men were present to greet Chair
man johnson and his encourage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28

company that has been obtaining
leases on the KEYS the last SIX
months.
That company has had repre-
busy IN Key West and
in Tallahassee. and before II
acted il obtained information
from It's biologists which indi-
cate that strata under the Flor
ida Keys are the same as those
IN Texas and Mexico. where
thousands Of oil wells have been
brought in.
Other BIOLOGISTS. many years
ago. declared that the strata that
run along the gulf coast in Mex
ice and Texas extend 10 the
Florida KEYS. and one Of them
said that probably the greatest
oil wells in the world lie under
the Gulf Stream where II runs
through the Florida Straits.
No oil men acted on the OrIn
IONS Of those BIOLOGISTS. but II
appears now that the oil COM
pany. which still has represen
tstiveS IN Kew West. Is going To
dig wells To- ascertain whether
or not those opinions are correct.
MIR Watson thinks they are, and
their company and its represen-
tatiVeS think thev are.
Speaking as dIsInterested
man. who does not want to per
suade any BODY hv ms opinion,
Mr. Watson. last night. was en-
thuSisstic IN discussing the pos
sibilty of oil being found on
the KEYS And. in rlacIng that
time within 4 year. he did not
dIvuIge the source of hIs mfor
nation. hut he did say that the
Florida Keys. m his opinion.
Will experience the greatest
boom IN the history Of FLORIDA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
COUNTY ADOPTS
ITS new BUDGET
FOR FISCAL YEAR
is RAISED FROM
SEVEN TO EIGHT PERCENT:
EXTRA MILEAGE FOR HOS
PITAL FUND

The Alous"c County CommIs-
i"n. with J Frank Roberts pre-
sIdinc. las night adopted It's bud
ct fer tins fiscal year The com
missioners decided ia ralSC tia
mill.r. lruru seven g" oighi 49,
cent. but. under th. law. the IN
CREASE cannot be mad vtiheu;
thu concurrence 81 C"nlpir'il.r J
N Lee.
II wees pointed ouf 'hsi. "a :
v.sr. zinc o,mm' siuu. with ,h..
WlI.as' if>.i by l.u 10 ~i> p.t
cont with 'lir comptroller having
HIrr.'Iruast power I" permit is
uCrca-.. added 80. mIll 90 "i5'
iu7dS iof ib, couniy's airport. Nj.
tCuutIHfs.i en- fae .ouf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF STATE VERY
OPTIMISTIC over PROBABILITY OF
FINDING OIL ALONG FLORIDA KEYS

This is Attorney General J.
Tenn Watson about to speak. and
il should be explained that he has
no land on the Florida Keys to
sell; it should be explained fur
Their that he doesn't wish 10 STIR
anybody 10 excitement over the
possibility of oil qushers coming
in on the keys. and least of all
he doesn't wish TO persuade any
body to buy land on the keys be-
cause of any opinion about oil
that he entertains. II is a sober
statement. besed solelv on his
opinion. and he reached that
opinion through information
given him ct Tallahassee.
L feel confident that within
year. there will be producing
oil wells On the Florida Keys"
That i what Mr. Watson told
J. Frank Roberts. chairman of
the Monroe County Commission
erS. last night
Mr.. Watson came here last
night with the State Road De-
partlncnt delegates. headed by
Chairman Tom Johnson. and he
spoke 10 MIR. Roberts IN a local
hotel.
Attorney Watson sad that the
tate has leased al IT. land uIi
the Florida KEYS t. the same oIl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
Ordnance Providing For
Recreation Board Passes
On Its Initial READING
PRESIDENTS TALK
WILL BE ON SUBJECT
or INTIMIDATION
~AsHINcToN. July

WASHINGTON. July 70.
Yesterday 10 was reported
gh@i the President IN his ra-
go address beginning at
. % osioek tonight. Eastern
Nar Time would devote the
afeatsF part OF has address
- conditions in Italy. but IL
- s@aa today that has chief
tepc Of discussion will be
suU tnflefion.
Italy u wss added. will
anaoaabiediy b. smona the
tnmp rtmnf Subjects considered
- the President. though the
fishf IN fhis country against
posssbis initiation will form
fns mslor part OF ms ad-
aswM1.