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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
PoIitiCidnsAsked
To Bar Prejudice


A resolution urging 81 political
candidates 10 refrain from state
ments OF race prejudice, resulting
from alleged remarks OF a "candl-
date for public office called AN
taeonistic" toward certain rhcisl
minoTities, was announced Satur-
day By Mayor Jeiir.es Inter
Ranial Peace Committee
According 10 Chairman Nl.iiam
7 Norton. the committee dld hoi
wish 90 name the candidate re-
ferred Ia bat 10 was assumed ne
was an enilani lR the Wdyoraily
race
The resolution declares Such
statements tend 90 disrupt me
maximum war effort ln lhis ar
SeRal OF democracy 0n which so
much depends tur So 90 d u y
throughout the world and con
cludes that th0Se ~ho stir zap shch
disruption ny word dHd deed HIV
ubstructing the WBr effort and are
unworthy ~ holding pulJiic oihee'
The Wishing Well" has
message in cipher for yOn, Daily
Aad suHday finrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
SIMILAR PROMISES

As far as programs go. these
candidates do not offer much that
is different from the policies of
Mayor JeffrieS. They all promise
20 plan a postwar program for
the city 10 keep the budget bal
anced, TO develop a new airport
and not TO neglect the DSR,
However, JenrieS alone can
point TO a record, instead OF
promises.
The other candidates in Tues
days primary are Frederick p.
Adams, a retired policeman. Ed
ward A. Carey. a heating engi-
neer; Charles j. T. Duggan; a sa-
loon owner; Andrew J. Gable. a
paper dealer who was "A Candi-
date in 1871; Frank W. Holt. a
Chrysler employe; Dr. T o m
Howard Robertson, physician;
Frank Schwartz, attorney who
has run for various Offices with
out success; Roy {. Smith, an en-
gineer for General Motors, and
Adam w. Sumeracki, a state
legislator who works between SEES
Sions for the county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Shaw to Address
Catholic Youth
Corned Besf. Cabbage
Dinner thursday Might

C. Rowland Shaw, undersecre-
tary OF state and president OF the
National Conference of Catholic
Charities. will arrive in Detroit
Thursday 20 speak al the Csthoho
Youth Organizations fifth afttttst
corncd beef and cabbage dinner.
Other speakers will be AuNil-
larry Bishop Stephen $. Woznieki,
Fr. Harold a. Markey, archdio-
cesar spiritual director OF youth
and Fr. Raymond +. Jones, in
charge Of the CYO home for boys.
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard
VIII be POSTMASTER.
Proceeds OF the dinner To be
held the CYO center, Mack and
Maxwell, at ESQ p IA, will be
turned over 10 the CNO boys
home. 1860 Leland.
Tickets tor the dinner may be
obtained at the ChanceTy Build
ing, 1894 Washington Blvd,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

Army are being landed at
TaraBto, Brindisi and other
ports on Iialyis heeld
In liberated and celebrating
Naples, meanwhile, American and
British troops are policing the
ravaged city.
A quick inspection disclosed
that aside from the harbor area,
Naples is largely intact. Resi-
dents said the Germans, before
they evacuated, mined the city's
streets, but the Neapolitans de-
mined them before Clark's arrival.
Among the demolished buildings
are the police headquarters, which
was blown up with all its docu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

day ground was broken-the first General Grant
was delivered to the Army.
In August, 1912, production was changed over to
General Sherman tanks They came off the same
assembly lines without a halt in production
To date more than 10 times as many General
Grant and General Sherman tanks have been built
and delivered by Chrysler Corporation as were
originally contracted for when the Detroit (Chrysler)
Tank Arsenal was projected.
BAc6 THE ATTACR-WITH WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
VITALITY INTERESTED

Asserting that as a "schoolman
he Is vitality interested la what
the schools of Michigan can do "a
solve the problem, Elliott de-
Clared:
Because the war has broken
many homes, the school has
great responsibility to do all it
can In taking the place vi the
home, and teachers have n great
responsibility to take the place
of parents"
'"The uncertainties Vt the
times make this "a difficult task"
he pointed out, land great Wis
dom aud skill il needed to catch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Raj AIDS FIFTH ARMY

Night-flying Raj Wellington
bomberS were revealed TO have
joined clark's troops in harrass-
ing the retreating Nazis north of
Naples, Heavy air blows were
struck al pont0on bridges SPAN
ming the VOltuina River in the
GraZZaRise area 20 miles north
of Naples and at the Oft-bombed
coast road junction Of Formia,
10 miles northwest OF the cap
tured seaport
The Eighth Army's squirt up
the Adrlatlc coast gave the
Brlt0ns possession OF the projec-
ting peninsula northeast of Foggia
Oh the gulf OF Manffedonia and
accumulated the threat 10 the
Germans V0lturna line.
M0ntgomerys troops are meet
ing only weak German resistance,
and If the pace OF their advance
Is maintained, Tie Eighth Army
may DE expected once again 10
join the Flfth Army against
kesselrlngs troops this time be-
tween Naples and Rome.
The Paris radio reported that
felnt0fcements tor The Eighth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
5th-Sth Armies
Drive on Rome
tcOnlimied from Page One)

CONFINED from Page One)
II may be in the hills near Avel-
limo.
In Naples, meanwhile, Gen.
Clark-wh0 arrived in the seaport
three hours after his troops cap
tured 1t yesterday morning sent
out probing columns apparently
aimed at Ayersa and Caseria, IL
miles northeast and l6 miles
northwest OF Naples. The two
Towns are on twin roads that
nlaEea a. the southern approaches
90 Rome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Lack Of Interest
PeriIs tuesday
Primary Results
Jeffries Runs on Record
Of Accomplishments;
Others on Promises

CONTINUED from Page One)
Gerald, the circuit court commits
sioner who haas been given $4,000
by the JAW and the Go for
campaign expenses. lie relies on
the Endorsement Of organized la
Dor and his candidacy is another
test of the power a union can cN-
ert in the processes OF democratic
government.
An attorney Yin Detroit for the
last u years. FITZGERALD has been
artiye ia politics since the bifth
az the New Deal.
When he first sought public Of
fee, the similarity Oi las name |"
that OF former Coy. Prank u
Fitzgerald was considered ms trst
asset. He had changed his first
name from Francis But an the
last 10 years ne has earned q
following Of his own.
FIRST BID IN 1885
Now 46, FITZGERALD came 10
Detroit u years ago 10 study law
and play football st Il, OF ID. lie
accomplished both with mster,
and in later years he developed
q flair for public speaking.
fils first bid tor public office
was as d candidate in 1885, when
he ran unsuccessfuily tor circuit
eouT. commissioner Two years
later he was a candidate for com
mon council and was again de
fsRted. la l940 lac was the Demo
cratic NOMINEES for a. b. senator
against Senator VaHdeHbefg
Two years ago Coy. Vsn Wag'
sher appointed FltAGefald &c {
circuit court commissioners, Milling
q vacancy, and lac Was elected
for Sik-year term last November
Although he promises "Sefupu
l0us respect t0f the rights 0f sii,
FitzGersld is an oitsp0ken eandi'
date OF organized labor.
lie has criticized Mayor JET.
fries Oh grounds that the mayor
has not co-0pefated with, or beer
helpful TO, labor unions.
That is the main issue between
these two outstanding candidates
Is Mayor Jeffries Is submit.
ting 90 the voters his long record
OF achievement i'm public office
and letting il speak for itself.
He has guided Detroit through
the most turbulent years of its
history, years marked by com
plete change in its industrial out
put, by racial and labor strife, by
the discovery OF graft IN high
places, and by financial instability
h. municipal government.
IN CLOSE CONTACT
According 10 his friends. the
mayors major fault, If il can be
called a fault, is that he keeps all
municipal departments directly
under his thumb. He watches
every division cloSely-and he
knows at all times everything that
is going on.
A third candidate in the field
is former Mayor Charles Bowles
who was recalled by the voters in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

ments and records, and the Fsik
way station.
The industrial section Of Naples
and the harbor area were revealed
90 have been SO damaged by Al
lied b0mbings that only a few
buildings can be used But the
greater part of the town itself
suffered only from the German.
dem0litions, testifying TO the ac-
cuTaey of the Allied raiders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

wAR PRODUCTS or cHRYSLEB CORPORATION
Tanks Tsnk Engines AnAbcro Guns Bomber Fvssass
Sections Bonbsr Wings Akoh Engines Wide Variety 81
AmUnien An-Tonk Vshiclss Command Reconnaissance
cors csniennsnt FVSnsess Troop Motor Transports
AmbVIaness Marine Tractors Weapon couisrs Marine
ond ndvssui nsnss oYocompasss Air Roid Sirens ond
Pre- fshins EqVipgsnt Powdered Ms'o Porfs Navy
PoHioons Habos Tugs Field Kitchens Bomb Rocks .:
Beb shsedss Ter, Hsosrs Rsfssrsen comprssssn
Ahssn Tending osors end ohsr important w~ Eqvpmsns
a6eproduconof wdyequip ment Chysier Corporation
toUns 39S1tes
TUNE ~ nuof sows EuEY THURSDAY c.LS, 300 EA.LwA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Pittsford Fire Fatal

HILLSDALE, Oct. 2 WPlS
The burned body of Edward Ely.
who lived alone on a farm north
Of Pittsford, was found in the
ruins OF his barn today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
IN CLOSE CONTACT
RAN FOR CONGRESS

lie twice has been an unsuccess-
ful candidate for Congress, has
run for both the recorders and
circuit courts, snd in 1887 was a
candidate for common council
Bowies is SO.
A name candidate" who prob
ably will poll a considerable vote
is Frank Murphy, the former
lieutenant governor whose power
in politics results from the fact
that the name was made illuStri-
Gus by the United States Supreme
Court justice.
Elmer 6. Rice, former attorney
for the Wayne County road com
mission. is one Of the few cAndi-
dates with experience in govern
ment. lie was secretary of the
road commission from 1912 10
1920. and attorney from 1920 TO
1875
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

KgTRsT assignment in the u. s. A. to build medium
~ tanks in quantity entrusted to Chrysler
Corporation on August Is, 1910.
1t became necessary to plan, build, equip and
man a huge tank arsenal which Chrysler Corpora
ton would operate for the u. s. Army Ordnance
Department.
Engineering talent and skills developed through
years of volume production of Plymouth Dodge,
DE Soto and Chrysler passenger cars and Dodge
Job-Rated Trucks, were drawn upon.
In April, 1941-less than eight months from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

CONTINUED from Page One)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Juvenile Delinquency
Conference Monday

LANSING. Oct . tUP)-The
Capitol spotlight will swing to
problems of Juvenile delinquency
again Monday when Gov. Kelly's
special 1l-man committee meets
for the first Of a series of con-
ferences designed 60 curb the
problem,
DR. Eugene r. Elliot, state
superintendent OF public inStrue-
ton and chairman of the commit
tee, predicted that although
nothing concrete can be accom-
plShed al the first meeting. sew
eral Sub-Committses will be as
signed to further investigation of
remedies which already have been
suggested.
lie said it has been learned
that representatives of the pro-
bate Judges association will rec
ommend revision of the probate
laws TO expedite handling of de-
hquentS by the courts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

ths hTst tendencies OF Reiina
Iuency and then apply an early
remedy"
Elliott said that all too often
the home fails 10 do the task of
childhood guidance as il should,
adding that the age group which
shows the greatest increase in de-
iinquency is the group between ~
and II.
YOUTH OUTLETS NEEDED
"a broken home from any
CHHSs Is a danger signal for the
children who happen To come
from such a home" he stated.
He said that school authorities
may have 10 join with other citi-
zens IN getting communities TO
provide proper places of recrea-
ton, adding that in the search for
youth outlets the institutions OF
social betterment such as lib
rarieS, churches, clubs and other
organizations should not be over
looked
In addition 10 Elliott, other
members of the committee in-
clude Or. H. Allen Meyer, state
health commissioner; Fedsle +,
f'auT, director OF the state de-
partment Ut social welfare; Car
rett Heyns, director OF the state
corrections commission; IN. Frank
r. Tallmsn VI the state hospital
commission; Oscar G. Olander,
commissioner Of the Michigan
state police; Warren r. Bow,
superintendent OF Detroit schools
Andrew &. Baird, Wayne County
sheriff Fred w. George Jr., ST.
Clair County prosecutor; Frank l..
MeAyinehsy, Genesee County pro-
bate Judge, and Sherman ii. Nor
tensoH, Ann Arbof police chief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
This Is d
Good inne
SHINING
Nv DONNA GRACE

TNIIS is the very best time of
the year for special beauty
work. Spring witt bc here be-
fore We realize it and we will
want 10 be more beautiful than
ever.
Although all Of US arc busy
now with our own routines and
the special war work we are
doing each week, We can take
time to improve our looks. Take
long walks and the results viii
be wonderful for style and pos
tuTc
While away from home at the
Red Cross or other work, be
careful about the selection of
lunches. Sandwiches, pie and
ice cream do not constitute the
best foods, and since they are
nearly all carbohydrates, they
viii add weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Washable Cottons

instability is the practical
aim of large portion Of the
collection. Witness: capots of
white cotton and even a wash
able hat of red and white
striped cotton with removable
strips to stiffen the wide and
easily ironed brlm.
ColorS run the rainbow. be-
cause Lilly Dache thinks this
is season for unrestrained
variety in accessory colorS.
Navy blue and white are also
amply represented. and black or
beige, often picked up by a rib
bon Of tiger lily pink.
Pinks run the gamut from
strong 10 palest candy tints.
green's appear in all shades with
the favorite pale yellowish
green called honeydew. and
there are many accents of pur-
pie.
Trimmings range from a softly
tied strip of ribbon to museum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Soup and Salad

A hot soup and leafy salad
can be quite satisfying and will
not increase weight or measure
ments.
1t is a good plan to have a
daily diet handy in your hand
bag or pocket. My Today diet
is made up of foods found at
nearly all restaurants and lunch
counters.
We often speak of daily eXcr-
cises but every one must not
only be reminded but urged TO
exercise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Pork Liver Pa+ties

REMOVE SKIN and fibcrs
from ! pound pork liver, scald
and grind. Combine with , table
spoons catsup and J., teaspoon
salt. Shape into large patties
and wrap bacon around each.
Secure with toothpick. Brown
in bacon drippIngS with thick
slices of onion Add a little wa
ter, cover. and cook over low
heat for 30 minutes. Serve on
onion slices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Beauty Money

None of us will do much more
than we have 10. and IL seems
we can always think of an ele-
CANT reason for emitting those
exercises. We must know that
every movement we do IS beauty
money in the bank for ourselves.
We cant keep the body sup
pie nor graceful without plenty
of movement, despise it as we
will, The whole body and pos
ture will improve wonderfully
with even one month of regular
exercises.
When the body is once trained
to daily exercises it will demand
activity. Those who follow good
exercise routines show il in
everything they do. They have a
clear head and strong, slender
muscles. This means real charm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Chill Dish

IT'S Chilli weather, so let's
save some -. whether it's made
from beef or veal. For variation,
cube the meat rather than grind
il. Cut veal in i2-inCh cubes
and brown with onion and green
pepper. Add cooked kidney
beans, seasonings and tomatoes
and finish cooking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
To Decorate Kitchen

FOR A new decorative effect,
hang your new porcelain
cnamclcd utensils in plain sight
in the kitchen. They are easy
to keep spic-and-span in appear
ance. and can be displayed
effectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Bruised Shanks

GIVE. PORK shankS a new
turn by braising. Simmer them
in water 10 cover for about IS
minutes, and remove skin.
Brown in hot fat in n heavy
kettle, add | 10 2 cups of water,
cover and simmer for about 2
hours or until tender. Vegetables
may be cooked alongside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
New Styles Are Meant to Be
Enthusiastically Admired by Men

crocheted flowers worked on
several layers of multicolored
maline with Sequin centers.
Quilts are used very strongly
as trimming. Flowers made of
wooden beads, lace, ribbons,
punched felt and even crepe
paper prove that there is no end
to the possibilities for ornament
tai materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Blouse S+yIe

"STRETCHABLES" for a
wardrobe Of suits are nothing
more nor less than our old ia
vorite-the blouse. Blouses are
bursting forth in Hollywood
these days in new and gayer
versions all the time.
Now comes Irene Dunno spon-
soring Chantilly lace for hers
in sharp white and pitch black
both worn with the same black
faille dresSmaker suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
2lohe,
Brown Betty

WHEN BROWN BETTY -
the dessert for tho day add a
cup OF chopped walnutS 90 i1f
bread and apples and sugar
have layer Of eaCh ono on top
az tho other Cream Is the best
bet for the sauce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Muffin TIP

BEFORE BAKING your muf-
fins next time, try brushing the
tops with | tablespoon water
mixed with l egg white, and
sprinkle with coarse sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
UuEY, GOODLOOKIN'," hit
- song of the new year, is

EY' GooDLooklN' hit
IL song of the new year, is
a hit theme to Lilly Dache in
her spring, 1913, collection.
Whether they are work and
suit hats as functional and APP
propriate as the headgear she
designed for war plant work
erS. or hats from the second
half of the collection, which she
labels Millinery in d Sentiment
tai Mood" they are all meant
TO be enthusiastically admired
by men
All the sentimental and many
of the tailored hats meant TO
be worn at night take account
of the dimout.
White and cream satin. eyelet
embroidery in crisp white, white
felt, white sequlns and white
jet passementerie from these
hats, and colored hats (all of
them, notice. have somewhere
a CLINT of sequins or jet to pick
up whatever light there is.
White corSages and bags are
also strongly featured.
New Shapes
New shapes and placements
take the spotlight. The strong
revival OF the medium sized hat;
the half-shell, shaped like an
oyster shell, spreading forward
from the crown of the head: the
little spring fedora of thin crisp
fabric or straw, used in this col
lection m place of the tradi-
tional spring sailor; the off-the-
face sailor. younger than the
other type; the clip hat. Lilly
Dache'S proVdeSt invention of
the year, whereby a hat looks
eerily perched but is clipped
firmly on, front or back or side
wise; the dip hat, small or
medium large, but deeply dipped
down over the forehead, and
-dreamilY pretty: the deep-Seated
Cloche which is Dache'S favoritc
for daytime and may be nodded
close to the head or have a high
crown and deep funnel brim:
the soft ribbon hat, often re-
vorsible and malleable to any
shape.
The capot. sensation Of Ma
dame DacheS last season, ap-
pears in manLneW- Sprin &
versions, ranging from plaid
taffeta 10 eyelet embroidery.
The latter buttons onto a navy
straw angHlai halo SO it can be
Numbered.
The Golf Dachc hit hat of
several consecutive seasons, ap-
pears in fine tcXtured straw this
year with stunning results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

.. has a suspension front
piece trimmings of the most in
tricate detail and delicacy.
One capot OF wide cotton
mesh is laden with hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

G o MILNE ALTERNATE
slices of sautCCd eggplant
chopped cooked lamh and tomato
sauce ln casserole. top with
grated cheese Bake in mod
crate oven until hot and cheese
is melted and DROWNED
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-11-12

An old pair of curling irons
makes an excellent gripper when
dyeing garments. They hold tight,
and you can swish the material
about in the dye bath without its
slipping off as sometimes happens
when a stick is used.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-11-12

From an old French word ines"
derived from the Latin word mis-
sus" meaning course at a meal,
comes the Army's name "mess"
for its breakfast, dinner and sup
per. Favorite meal with the soldier
is chicken dinner-his favorite
cigarette, Camel. Biased on actual
sales records from service mems
own stores.) A carton of Camels,
by the way, is gift that's always
welcome. And though there are
Post Office restrictions on pack
ages to overseas Army men, you
can still send Camels to soldiers
in the U. S., and to men in the
Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard
wherever they are.-Adv.
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George Rumble got up from his
seat on the piano bench. He walked
over to Lombardo.
ELSA is out of it; you can't tangle
her in this thing. And all want to
say is what about a sombrero? I
notice mine is missing from the rack
near the front door. I don't accuse
anybody of stealing it, you under
stand; but what about sombrero?"
Lombardo turned to Alvarez and
said in Spanish, Fetch the sombre-
no from the room, please" He
turned back to Rumble. SIN a mo-
ment, Senior Rumble, will show you
the sombrero I speak Of" Alvarez
returned promptly with the black
felt sombrero.
DO you recognize the sombrero,
senor?" Lombardo inquired, holding
it out to Rumble.
Sure. It's my hat. A while ago
when was out that way missed it,"
Rogers answered. I'VE found it in
the room where Chesebro was muir
dered."
A curious expression came over
Rumble's face; the dark eyes
seemed to grow darker.
AS he stood there before us the
chief of police conceived an idea; it
was first observable in a narrowing
of his large dark eyes, a cooking
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of his round head. He summoned
Alvarez with lift of his chin and
said in Spanish, 1.-THE pulque man
who rs called Pedro; bring him here
at once, Luis" and he indicated a
spot on the floor directly in front
of him with down turned thumb as
the place to which he desired the
pulque man to be brought.
Alvarez vanished and the occu-
pants of the room relaxed. Ciga-
rettes were passed and a nervous
attempt at light conversation was
made by Berta while we waited for
the return of the pulque man. She
was smiling and almost gay, al
though in the depths of her dark
eyes there was look of fear. We
had not long to wait, however, for
Alvarez soon returned, clutching the
frightened Pedro by thin arm.
1T is lucky for you, Pedro, that
you are still here" began Lombar
do. Il have more questions to ask
you"
Il am here, SIR replied the man,
tho r,onov for NV n,I,,,,o ,,
Lombardo IGNORED thn frank st,t.
mcnt. and requested the man ~
look about him Here ,ro ntbor
persons Pedro'' he directed 81 ooi,
CLOSELY. and tell me- if ,nv Of tboea
others is the man Won saw wosring
the sombrcro and carrving the whin
Make no mistakes ),
Pedro did as he was hid5er hut
shylv and with evidrnt onbarr,ss
mont DWIGHT Nichols stood IN +I,a
better IN he viewed md ho rI,,ind
Ceoroa Rumble hv tho sIoora ~
1ine hin, IN ,longs;do b;,,eo1f ~
Rncd barton @''''
"I o.I.. A.. H.,