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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
ON Head Sees
Record Period
Of Prosperity
Special 10 rur DETROIT rIufs

FLINT. MAY 13 a period Of
prosperity uncduallcd M history. II
free enterprise - given fun reign,
Will follow the war. Alfred =.
sloan Jr chairman Of General
Motors Corp. today had declared
Addressing TOO guests at the
annual Flint Chamber OF Com
mcrcc dinner. Sloan said
People have money 10 spend.
and they can't buy the things
they want because the things
they\want to spend il for are out
Of production.
PURCHASING POWER
as tar rs purchasing power
j. concerned. we will have an
Enormous amount " money
saved. such a. we never had he
fore.
The en- executive declared that
IN postwar planning by the cor.
poration, plans include having
available a capacity for manufac-
turing cars 30 per cent IN cXCcSS
OF tho 10000 or 10000 daily out
put IN normal times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

'Rstfed f.f hsefnrr .r amin
u.4.r.tsr.l Hti 0pu a8C
c-.N,.a~d 2Oi ~ HUv
ran. sullivan MARION y ,-s'f . F,sJf
.e-l kefr.r Hss'. ressu'..s Msst
rrfu-v bcrnfnE ke.tner Sl't3r 3D.
gI.s-t Edwards Runs ns.tfc i~ B.Ia
f.. ttWsfts H.afh Nsrs H'ekeif
rase Two base f1's ke1ner NacA
rasr FdVsrts Stnleu nsse Rocket Ea.
r.Fr.s rf-rear Double r'EN NscF
p.I.r.4l ara uennInE i.rN ~ tasss
Wtsh.rs'H~ - Cleveland Rss"s nr 'a..
orr Dom e" Scarborough HH Harf
..t ~'.Htt .Uf rs Dean rt ~.'r
t...lan ~ HBefnsr Hit= or Nfn.
nN.rrf S,Hf hor14eF Ir .n
u.r.s Haef0cr. l m '- innings H.
u.. her E. bean tSp'utef' l.e rs ultsnt
N.rr Empires Rornei RsfN erl
IS Hnar1 Time 90 Attendance - i0l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Data Placed Into Records Of House Committee

records Of House and
elaborate dealing
Of Trade Agreements
addition NandenbeTg- Woodruff bill alternative
McNarN amendment Trade Agree
Act which would Congress the right by
within so DAYS trade made by the state depart
I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
De troit Stocks

ss0e. a. IN Low u as On e
F4.t r4.- - =
NzsCl screw IA l...
" Ns-r abrasive 49,.
UNLISTED
HAYES MtE g.. B. 49,.
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared 0f paid far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Earnings

INiNT B~NI-CYCIor~ >TItT
~ tffsr erle1 March 60 .Tf. 1902
so. profit S.r- ..f $685. q H1
Per share earnings 1.t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

quarter ended March '' ''f| fHf2
So. prof N-iN 100 Niii $50
Earnings rer share an 81
preferred on arrears e-c 49,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
On the
Business
Front
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

With the current furry Of
interest in an international air
port for Detroit, a particularly
timely document is Service
Engineering, a brochure put out
by the Kcnt-Moore Organization,
Inc.
A firm which Scts up the
service KITS and manuals for
many Of our fighting planes, AS
well as transports automobiles,
etc. the company mas adequate
background.
The lead article is "Airports
Of the Future. and points out
that prime requisites are speedy
access 10 and from the port.
adequate and safe car storage
facilities, plus plenty OF room
for expansion.
The airport OF the future VIII
have the same effect on private
aviation that the highway de
velopmcnt had on automobile
use.
Predicting that there VIII be
AZ lcasL 100000 planes IN use
by 1883. The article states thar
wing spreads up 10 $50 feet
can be dntICIDitcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

rr--r EaUrVsr Runs Fifsr Tu,tt.
.t.o-fnfes El0T bsffsr no. rrF
rutrI Tst base rf. hppllrE sarrf p
..rrs.r. Double pIsFs AVrtrg 81"
sar fn kutFI HUmpnTef ra hpIfrA f1
p .t.. .~F .r +hzsrs Nv Soy. ff..
H4se. IN saus of F..HSw
" Hs~uHfsrs rnr res Meow r art
,ss.s T--e rf game 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
SPECIAL PROGRAMS

with the exception of Ger
tain special programs, some spe-
cial machinery, and further eN-
pansion Of raw material produc-
tion, the United States AT last
has the machine tools and the
capital equipment il needs To
build production Ia defeat the
Axis" the WPB said.
For the first time in its his
tory. the nation now has phys
ical plant adequate 10 make the
ma Nimum Use Of its resources
In men. skill and materials"
On the heels of the President =
disclosure that the United State,
now IS producing more planes thar
the rcSt Of the world combined
the WPB reported that the ma
Iion'S stock Of machine tools oriCl.
nallX q bot1lcneCk in War produc-
uon. has approximately doubled
aUd TfT5T Tf7C TUTdf TdfUF NJ m TIT
orally financed new industrial T..
Critics stood Al Sl5.l0O000, OO(
last k'cb,l,srZ y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

'1 months ended Nar. ~ lHf| ''i2
Set income -. fHl tff 81 Ifh 90
Common share earnings 81 81 81 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
American leaou
NV hoRk

Totals Sc Fv27 10 Totals 3S go DE-
tSure a.t ~nrr winning ,1r Vss s,r'ri
sos. ~ ufp 600 Du, "a .
---..-.-4-4-4-4---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
INTENSE ACTIVITY

second. we will then enter
into period of intense indus
trial activity. II will not he n
question Of how much we IAN
sell: il will he very definitely a
question of how much We can
produce
The third period will he a
period Of great uncertainty a.
farlaS we can look forward now.
II will depend largely on how We
manage our economic affairs. II
we can develop a sound founda-
ton that will give us confidence
in the future Of private enter
prise. II we can eliminate the
impedimentS against the pro-
gress Of industry that were set
up Thy the administrator In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Sloan Reveals Postwar
PLANS for Auto OufDut

He outlined three phases Of the
postwar period through which thi'
country VIII 60 in returning t.
peaCctime production:
First. we have Ia 20 through
a period Of uncertainty i'm this
reconNerSion period. which might
last. and probably will last At
least siN months. Industry would
he greatly facilitated i'm that ire
mpndouS problem To- have a
clearlN-defincd position of the
government as Ia what its
policies are going To he with
respect Ia this very large invest
ment that II has in American
industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
u. s. Completes
Tool Up Phase
Of War Output

WASHINGTON, May 10 UNS)
Reporting that tho Uni te Il
States now has completed the
"tooling up" phase Of war produc-
ton. the war production board To-
day had announced a far-reachlng
program 10 substantially increase
the output of war weapons and
munitions.
The WPB provided a significant
backdrop IN The conference Of
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill with state
ment which practically called a
halt on new machinery. equipment
orders and plant expansions and
placed increased emphasis on pro-
duction OF war material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

Q months ended Mar So 1888 1912
,et income 80 600 H'9 > 80 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

o.ar'rr ended N7r,r So f'fH 1889
SET prof N2it -ni $50 rs
Per share earn 0Ea 90 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

~ or Snt NJ POWER
70 ro~frs ended MAJ Sd f7tt 1912
Est income &3.s56. iii - sll.2As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

quarter ended March 81 1913 1872
N"i income Sqi 523 $50 as
Nei per snafs 2Ic LIZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Peek Supports Vandenbere- Woodruff Bill

promotion OF American foreign trade
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug. l3 lPy. tWFA)-ssla-
ger l4O pounds opened steady to Q highsr;
later trade slow; 1925 lower, on all weights
snd soys including several loads weishins
34o pounds 4.6h-a5 top, 1900; late top,
I55o po9nds 1as5-l4.25; 1910 pounds,
pounds, SOW, 13.00-5O: few choice sows,
800 pounds and under up TO 1875
Salable cattle, 1000; salablc calves
400; strictly good and choice fed steers end
yearlinas not reliably wanted bulk taken
on market; few loads medium to low good
srade, II so l4.15: best, 1925: Eastern
order demand very narrow; heifers scarce
but dull; beef cows continued weak at Is
lower prices than late last week. mainly
l0.O0-1a.00 lower: Gamers, cutter and
common beef cows active and firm. how
ever, at 6.25-10.O0; heavy bulls active;
fully steady at l3.76-i4H5: lisht bulls
well cleaned up; steady today at 900
$50 vealers firm at l5.OO-16.0O
Salable sheep. 1000; total $500: fat
lambs opening about steady; some bids on
native spring lambs 20 lower bidding
around l3.OO-l4 90 on medium and good
native spring lambs; top, Il so, paid for
part deck good to choice native lambs TO
small killers and for two double choice
around 95-pound Colorado fed California
spring lambs with No. | skins carrying few
fall shorn; few common to medium native
spring lambs around | l ,0O-1% 90; sheep
steady, shorn native slaughter ewes, 900
100. bulk at outside.
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Stock Prices Improve
Slightly al Close
OF Dull Day
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associate Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK. Aug. ia little
late bidding stiffened prices gen.
orally in today's stock market, al
though anything resembling a re-
covery rush failed to materialize.
Sluggishness prevailed from the
start. and the aggregate of around
400 900 shares was one OF the small
est Of the past year. The ticker tape
frequently idled for a minute or so
at a time. Mild irregularity pre-
vailed until after midday. While the
majority of near-closing gains were
in fractions, there were a few wider
spreads. Negligible declines were
plentiful.
Persistently cheering battle front
news kept attention centered on is
sues with hopeful peace prospects,
but the rails revived and the ma
jority of armament stocks managed
to hold their own. Some customers
maintained liquidity pending the
forthcoming tax progrem and the
next big bond drive, which, 1t was
theorized, might have market re-
percussions.
Pepsi-Cola and Eastman Kodak
got up 2 or so each and lesser i'm
provement was shown for U. S.
Steel, Chrysler. WHY'S Overland. U.
s. Rubber, Santa Fe, Southern Pa
cine, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery
ward, International Harvester,
Westinghouse, General Electric,
Texas Co., Standard Oil IN. j. and
international Telephone.
Bonds were narrowly mixed.
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Retail Trade Holds
Above 1912 Despite
Decline for Week
By the AksociAtad Prnss.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Retail &C.,
tivity was at slightly slower pace
this week, but sales remained 8 to o
per cent above last year, Dun d
Bradstreet, Inc, reported today.
Stores report that compliance
with the War Production Board re-
quest for modified advertising has
had little effect on sales" the re-
search organization said, with poor
results in some clearances, however,
attributed primarily to lack of suf-
flcient merchandise.
While the new seasons merchan-
disc stocks are in good condition and
promotional activity has been great,
response was not sufficient to swell
dollar volume appreciably in most
sections OF the country"
Summer closeout sales received
good response. Apparel promotions
were centersd on college shops, with
blouses, skirts and jumpers proving
popular. Cloth and fur coats sold
well. The between-season lull af-'
fected volume in mems apparel.
August furniture promotions re-
ceived poorer response due to lin
tied assortments. Steady volume
was reported by retail grocers.
Percentage increases over 194z
were estimated New England, O to
q; East, 2 70 5; Middle West, 8 to IL:
Northwest, Q to IL: South, 10 to IA.
Southwest, 10 to %; Pacific Coast,
10 to IL. /,
Evening star., 1943-08-13

Chis.rs &c C,.. MI, MI luz"
Cash wheat, none Oats, No / mixed.
a0A.71A No. 2 mixed, 7Oh-7l u; No
2 white, 71A-72h: No. 3 6s-6ah: No.
! special. red. II: No. 4 white 66L. 1914.
Barley, mailing, I17-1 32, nominal. Feed,
1.O5-112
Evening star., 1943-08-13
New Peaks Registered
By Washington Gas
Sales in July
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Sales of the Washington Gas
Light Co in July and the first
seven months of this year estab-
lished new peaks for both periods,
company officials reported today.
July sales totaled 690.970 thousand
cubic feet against 866,680 mcf. in
July year ago, an increase of 24290
or 2.80 per cent. In the seven months
sales totaled 1l,482,510 mcf.. in COM
parison with 10,548,755 in the like
1912 period, an increase of 933,755,
s.S5 per cent, the report showed.
Officials said the two new sales
records were due to war expansion
In the Capital. The excessive heat
in July accounted for the small gain
over the same month a year ago
Sales by months in thousand cubic
feet compare as follows with the cor
responding months a year ago:
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Aug. IL tP,.-Dividends
declared:
Accumulated.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. riod. record able
Booth E pfd 15c 9-l5 l0-1
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Chicago Grain

-, CHICAGO Aug 13 OP.-Gainins more
than cent at times, rye led a recovery in
grain prices today. Activity was on q
small scale and the advance in rye was
considered technical DEVELOPMENT in
view Of the sharp decline which has oe-
CURED In that grain over recent sessions.
good mill buying was reported gave the
local market a irm undertone. Some buy
Ing here was also credited to milling ac-
count Scattered demand for oats dis
closed Z scarcity Of offerings and the
At the close wheat was .-h higher.
september. 1.43a.; December, i .4bA; oats
were Ma higher, September. 6Sss "a, and
rye vas no As-1h; September, 97h-A
Evening star., 1943-08-13
For. Bonds
Par BraZ SIS 3olt
Rus6K,s1 Qmat ~

NatI Bella H lts Par Braz Is bS 5olh
| Natl Con - 13ss 7us6las1 9mat 4zb
Natl p Gas ] I'M us5As2imat "A
Rates of DIVIDENDS IN the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration On
| less otherwise noted. special or extra div
idends are not included a Also extra or
extras, Cash or stock. ePaid last year
I Payable in stock 2 Declared or paid so
Tar this year h PAYABLE In Canadian funds.
+ Accumulated dividends paid or declared
varranta.
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Produce

From the War Food Administration.
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
r.dS dES@eMarket frm. Prices paid for
gradinG stations tAuaust l3): Whites,
.. 9 rrads A. large. 1880: average. 40;
y: 3. Grade A. medium, 44-45; average
*; q. .. grade B, large. 4s-44; svsrsse,
4ah; o. .. grade B, medium, 4O-42; av-
srate; ~. Browns, o.. .. Grade A. large,
4a-4b; ayelase. 46; o. 3. Grade B, large,
4a-44; aveIase. AN: q. 8. srade c, $50;
average. 40. Current receipts, nearby un-
foh. Receipts. Government sraded eggs,
brai',rhs dIvh rG3u,LTRY.Naarkst ,1I! hrm. Some
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Foreign Exchonoe

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 P-Lats foreign
EXCHANGE rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars: others In cents:
Canada - onicial Canadian Control
nosro rates for U. 3. dollars. buying, 10
per cent premium; selling, il Der cent
premium: equivalent to discounts on Ca
ntGian 3 3, dollars Ia New York of, buying.
Canadian dollar In New York open
MARKET. - 6-16 per cent discount, or
30. 6SS4 u. 8. cents
Europe-Great Britain ofncial (Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates., buy-
Inc, 4 .02; sellins, 4. O4 ""'
=, Latin America - Argentina, oficisl,
2a.97: tree. 25.10: Brazil, ofieial, g. ,05n;
free. b.30n; Mexico. 2O65n
Ratss in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated. Nominal
Evening star., 1943-08-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug, IL R-Cotton fu-
tures trading was restricted today Dull
mesa OF the spot market and declining con-
pressing factors. Local and New orIesns
hauidation and hedse selling were ab-
torbed through mill buying against textile
contracts
Late afternoon prices were Is cents a
pale higher 70 10 cents lower. October
19.91 December, 1878; March, 1888
Covering and increased price hxing in
the final hour lifted values TO the best
levels OF the day
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Appfsxtmate Sales To-day.
IL 100 AN 74.030 1i:v0 Noon 159 900
100 Pm. 2l8.960 2:00PM. 276,57O
Total AK Aan

tUnit of trading 10 shares; sales printed
In fuD r In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorg ganized under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends In the foregoing table
or securities assumed by such companies.
quarterly or ssmi-annusl declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
ar M tx TX r,shts, Also ssGra or extras r. s cash
or stock. Paid last year. I payable in
stock. Declared or paid so far. this year
b Payable IN Canadian funds. Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1943-08-13

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. IL R.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
stock Exchange for August 12: 2,493 pur-
cnases involving So $50 shares: 1857 sales
involving 80, sos shares. including 10
snort sales involving 4l4 shares
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Aus. 13.-The Associated
Is commodities today sdvaneed TO los. -.
Previous day, ia5.eo, veek sso. ,05 10;
month ago 1854; year ago, 1888
fe43 1912 1871 la3a-40
Fish ins.ss 1899 a61s 1928
Low 1n343 s5 81 17.o3 63.7s
Ne26 averare EQUALS 1907
Evening star., 1943-08-13
Market Averages
Odd-lot Declines

tCompiled by the Associated Press)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-16

Hitler being a vegetarian, 5sa-
dok. Dumkopf surmises that all the
rugs of Berchtesgaden must be
moth-proof.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-16
Rocky Mount Native
Killed In Airplane
Crash At Southport

Flight Officer Walter E. Brown,
of Rocky Mount, stationed at the
Wilmington Army Air Base, was
killed instantly Sunday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock, when the Thur
derbolt plane he was plotting went
into a dive and crashed near
Southport, officers of the field an
nounced Monday morning.
According to representative
from the office of Col. John N.
Jones, base commander, the Off
Ger was flying in formation in a
routine training flight when his
craft went into a dive and crash.
ed ION a small island near South.
port" The Coast Guard went to
the location ana found the wreck
age of the plane and the remains
of Officer Brown.
An investigation is under way by
a board of officers from the base
to learn the cause of the accident
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-16
TRAVEL CUT URGED
BY 0DT OFFICIALS
All Government Agencies
And Private Firms Ask
ed For Help

All government agencies and pri-
vate employers in Wilmington have
been requested to refrain from
granting vacation leave or time
off to employees, where travel
We uld be involved, from Dec. II
through Jan. 10, G.. T. Musselman,
district manager of the Office OF
Defense Transportation, said Mon
day.
The request, he said, has been
made by Joseph B. Eastman, direc-
ter of the ODT, who has also
asked government and business to
make special efforts to curtail BUSH
ness travel during this period.
wherever such travel could be de-
ferred without impairment OF the
war effort. He likewise urged gov
eminent agencies to refuse all re-
quests for government speakers
at conventions or similar meetings
during this period.
Maximum curtailrnent of all civil
liam travel that can be abandoned
or deferred during the coming
holiday period is necessary, he
said, to prevent interference with
the orderly movement on trains
and intercity buses of the present
huge volume of military and es-
sential civilian passenger traffic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-16

be present to explain The w.,
and answer questions cora pv'ua
these diseases. Mn,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-16
DEMARICNY WILL
RE-MARRY NANCY
Couple Fails To Appear
For Ceremony Schedul-
ed For Monday

NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. IS "a
- Alfred de Marigny announce
today that he would re-narry hi
wife, the former Nancy Cakes
but the couple failed to appear a
the Francis Xavier Catholic churc]
where a priest waited to perform
the ceremony.
There will be no wedding to
day." announced the Rev. FIR. Bon
adventure after talking with de Mar
igny by telephone more than al
hour after the time set Tor the
wedding. HE said he is ILL.,.
But friends of his wife indicated
that she was taken by surprise by
the marriage plans and wanted
more time to think over the idea
The handsome de Marigny, ac-
quilted last week of the murder
of Nancy's father, Sir Harry Cakes.
made his announcement while ne
was. discussing an official order
inviting him to get out OF the ba-
hamas. The jury which freed MIN
recommended deportation.
His bosom friend, the Marquis
Georges de Visdelou. also was
named in the deportation action
taken by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at
a special meeting Saturday.
De Marigny said the archbishop
in charge of this diocese had ap-
proved the ceremony. 1--WE were
not married in church before, :"
he said.
Father Bonaventure, provicar
apostolic of the church, said the
scheduled ceremony was wall
dalton of marriage" rather than a
re-marriage.
He remarked that the twic-di-
vorced de Marigny had not mar
ried his first and second wives in
church, either.
He had waited from 2 p. M, the
hour set by de Marigny, until after
3 o'clock before he asked an ex-
PLANTATION by telephone, then an
nounced:
There will be no wedding today.
de Marigny said he is ILL.,"
Then, with a shrug of the should
ers:
1T takes two to make we'd
ding. I only perform the cere-
mony."
He explained the scheduled cere-
mony by saying:
1--WE welcome de Marigny back
into the church and his function as
a Catholic. We seek to do Christ's
work in welcoming back sheep
which were lost"
De Marigny went directly to the
priest Thursday night after the
acquittal verdict was announced.
He called himself "a good Catho-
lie and said his rosary had help
ed him bear the uncertainties of
his trial.
Nancy is protestant.
In an interview, de Marigny said
he hoped to be admitted to the
United States.
II hope the American people who
always are so understanding of
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-16

cause additional expense and will
not assure definite results. After
all, it was agreed to build the pipe
line to aid the war effort by as
surfing palatable water and stop
page of the waste of critical ma
teria1s and labor resulting from
corrosive action of excessive salt
in the water. The city believes
that the pipe line should be ex-
tended to point where there can
be no question of these purposes
being achieved, and that the adj
ditional tonnage of critical ma
terials to go to Kings Bluff be
entirely Justified"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-16
LIVESTOCK MOVIE

A picture entitled Diseases of
Livestock and Poultry will be
shown Friday at 1880 pm. in the
Wrightsboro clubhouse, it was an
nounced Monday by R. w. Gal
pain, county agent.
Mr.. Galphin urges all people to
attend who are raisers Of live
stock and poultry. A specialist will
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-16

people in trouble will understand
this situation" he said. eff the
United States doesn't understand,
don't know where we'll go. We are
between the devil and the deep
blue sea. If we are allowed to go
to the United States, it will give us
time to breathe and feel able to
do somehing'
De Visdelou was shocked by his
inclusion in the order. He came to
Nassau several years ago as a
guest Of de Marigny, and remain
ed.