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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Redford Club TO Meet

THE LITERATURE division
of the BEDFORD Women'S Club
will meet AT 100 p. m, Thurs
day, at the home of Mrs. Clar-
enCe Bernard in Bentler. The
speaker will be Miss Eleanor
Hannah Of the Roger Williams
branch of the Detroit Public
Library She will talk on
Books in Wartime"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Auxiliary 10 Meet

THE AUXILIARY of the Sis
tors Of tho HIM will meet at ,
p. m Friday A. Madame Cad
lilac Hall. MaryGrove College.
The board meeting will take
place AT 1910 2. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Brieeses Attend

Besides he host and hostess
a. the family dinner were Mr.
and Mrs William MIrt Briggs,
MIS- NcCwston. Mr. and Mrs
Jack krckler and the engaged
couple
Cadet T0Vlc entered 'he Sery-
ice A. Christmas time and Is
studying A Kings Point \. y
the former home ot Walter
ChrNSler. lie arrived N Detroit
on leave last Wednesday eve
rlnc
Mrs. Charles Fraser The for
r1er Shirley Jane Briggs, IS
visiting her parents here this
weekend bur did not arrive
from tho coast IN time 10 at
tend The announcement party.
Her husband is stationed Al
Santa Anna. Cal with the
army air forces and she has a
home on Balboa Island.
Helen Cronin Showered
AS the tentative date. May I.
for her wedding nears, Miss
Helen Cronin and her mother,
Mrs. Arthur y. Cronin Of Wood
ston are so busy running from
one shower 10 another that their
social calendar is as fun AS a
civilian doctors appointment
pad IN wartime.
Helen is IN become the bride
of Ii. Robert Pfeffer ot The
L. 6. Army. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. a. Pfefier Of Dayton, o.,
formerly of Crosse Pointe.
This Sunday Helen was 10 he
treated 10 tea and crystal
shower Al the home Of Frances
Fisher in Balmoral, Palmer
Woods. Giving the party with
Miss Fisher are Ruth Ann
Walsh and Marie Purdy.
Miss Braun TO Be Guest
The centerplece on the tea
table is 10 be done IN spring
flowers. Among the guests 10
hiring their crystal gifts for
Helen are Mrs. Walter Cronin,
Mrs. Arthur d. Cronin Jr., Mrs.
Richard Cronin, Mrs Arthur
BARLEY Jr.. Lorraine Braun and
Shirley Gibbs.
On the schedule for next
Wednesday evening is personal
shower 10 be given by Lorraine
Braun and Mrs. John A. Hanley
Al the formers home in Strath-
coma. Palmer Woods.
The evening Of April II has
been set aside for a linen shower
In he given by Mrs. Philip Sloan
al her home in La Sale Blvd
Pv the time the whirl Of pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

flowers with a blue velvet how
q the hack.
A reception for about 50
guests followed Al the Williams
residence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Discuss Red Cross Plans

MRS. ALFRED VEAZlE
will discuss plans for Red Cross
summer activities at a meeting
of the Detroit Colony Of the
National Society Of New Eng
land Women 10 he held At 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

The engagement Of Jean
Wilson 10 staff Sgt. Edward
Linn McMullin. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Linn c. McMullin
Of Wark. is announced by
her mother. Mrs. Margaret
A. Wilson of Stoepel.
a. m. Wednesday At the home
of Mrs. w. A. Chapman in Rut-
land.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Some Programs For Your listening


Saturday. $50 an Musical
March station CBL To-
ronto. Canada Gao on your dial
sunday 10 Midnight. Songs OF the
Deep South" Station wCAE, Pitts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
BOJANGLES
WORKING IN
NEW FILM

HOLLYWOOD r. BIZ, Robinson,
he greatest dancer % them all.
viii return 20 tao scr On shortly
after an absence ~ several Years
n the biggest role Of biz ions
career.
William lie Baron. prod lcer At
-Qfh Cenfury-FoA. welcomed Rob-
inson back 20 Hollywood ms
week FOR KEY role IN stormy
Weather csyslcada OF Negro
music and entertainment cover
Ing ne last quarter * a century.
10 he pretentous musical.
Robinson Viii ror only dance but
2 50 Will play ,l,e central CHAR
ac'er beginning as young man
secei'lug hls discharge from the
Amy N The ar Nsr ami con
'irung TO me pres M
Almost eve-' hE name in he
field 20 Negro music. onteriain-
nent and a.; d INC las, 80 years
VII he presented IN Stormy
Weather which Andrew Stone
Vil airec' 'hc studio claimed
this week
iiv Kraf- prepared the SCREEN
play from an oricins hy Jerry
HorVin AMI Seymour p Robinson.
stormy Weather is scheduled
70 20 into production early in
1915
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
URIN'.....
THE RADIO WORLD
-. BY ISAAC JONES

burgh $3.50 on your diall Mon-
day. Peaceful Valley. Station
kDkA. Pittsburgh at 10 so pm.
..(lO2O on your dial. Tuesday
1890 p n. "T,Xas Rangers. sta
ton WADE Akron. Ohio. 1850 on
your diaD Wednesday. Sis p m
Religious News Reporter - sta
ton WGR Buffalo. NY,..t550 on
your dial Thursday .ll:15 pm.
station. WGN Chicago ."Chica-
20 At Night. C1aO on your dab,
Friday.
trust that you will enjoy some
Of the above mentioned programs
and until next week. ."GOOD LIS
TE\I\G"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
GLADYS KEEPS
UP MORALE
AT CONGO

A fast and colorfll floor show
featuring Gladys Palmer new
swing sensation. opened Ak club
Congo last Friday night The name
Of the show is Keeping III The
Coed Morale and producer Larry
Steele has dedicated the show %
tho var workers Of America
Miss Palmer, who comes directly
from Chicago. scores heavily with
slender. Tender and Tall.' and
ST Louis Bluee and encoros
with Il Go, Il Bad In het"een
The songs she gives good per-
Torrance on the piano keyboard,
featuring in hoorie woogie
The lovely pianist and singer
adds 10 her performance win a
captivating smile and willing
nees 10 perform as long as the
patrons demand
Then there, Lillian Fiizgerad
fine comedieune who Keeps i'if
patrons roaring with laughter with
her singing and rib-splittns an
ties on the floor She's exception
ally good
Red anu Curry are two eNce.ien'
performers. hoth AZ dancers an
ihumpers on tho drums q Ia Gen'
Krupa Words arc inadequate =
accurately describe these, i~'
young fellows. one viii have 10 So
them TO appreciate their fine
ability.
Lovey Lane pretty lii'le las
sic with flaming red hair. -
holdoyer from the previon. SHOW
She contributes an exotic dane
that wins wide applause Leslie
Snuircs * a fnc tapsier and fill'
in credifablv he spot made vacan
when Slim Thomas failed - keel
his engagement However. Squire
does mas,erful job and Thoma'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

Cities where Random Harvest Is be
coming an American Institution include
New York where this entertaining
motion picture has been
seen hv more than a NIL
hon people and IS now
gong into lis 9th week ~
RADIO CITY Music Hall.
Chicago where IL Iust opened 70
enthusiastic audiences
Los Angeles where il opened Deem
her 81 and where audi
ences continue TO flock IA
great numbers each day.
Philadelphia. Cincinnati and San Fran
cisco where happy crowds are also giving
this fine film a rousing reception.
Ronald Colman and Greer Carson who
make lanes llilton's poignant and
moving love story come alive are due
much OF the credit for the popularity OF
Random Harvest"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
'Banla State Colegians AT Paradise
With Doc Clayton, Willie Bryant

Week starting Friday. Feb. IL
Paradise theatre will present the
greatest stage presentation ever
witnessed in any theatre In De-
troit. Three great attractions on
one stage stage hit No. l Claude
troit galaxy OF stars including
state Collegians. the sensational
new band that Is setting records
with every engagement they play.
Claude Trenier will bring 10 De-
troit a GALAXY OF stars including
the beautiful Thelma Lowe. sing
er OF blues songs that made her
the hit OF Harlem; Clifton Tren-
Ter, romantic vocalist and De-
troit's own Lucky Thompson.
sensational saxaphone ace.
Rig Welcome For Lucky
Local friends OF Detroit's own
Lucky Thompson are planning a
great reception for him. The COM
mittee Is planning TO give Thomp-
son the key to the city when he
opens his weeks engagement at
tna Paradise theatre as a mem
her OF Trenser's combination.
sDoc- Clayton Hit No. 3
doc Clayton. the nations
leading blues singer. will sing
those hot blues songs that made
him favorite. His latest record
ing Is the sensational Honey
stealln' Blues" and other popu-
lar hits.
willie Bryant In Person
Willie Bryant the nations out
standing NC. who will co-star al
the Paradise, IL the recent rage OF
washington, ID. G Willie Is cele-
brating his twentieth season IN
show business
Fans throughout the country
are familiar with the exploits OF
the debonair Master OF the
Mike"
Plus n Great Stage Show
In addition TO the three stage
attractions on one stage TINS
week at the Paradise theatre
there will be q great stage re.
yue. supported by Spizrie ana
Willie. billed as the "Gruesome
1wosome" and the 3 Poms three
shanely lasses In q sensational
new dance.
sLady from Chungklng7
The First Lady OF China as
Anna May Wong has been ap-
rropriately named. Is seen starr.
ing in a tensely dramatic ana
poIenant drama OF China fignuns
for her existence. in the timely
ar,adv from ChungkIng'. Will be
the screen feature at the Para
disc theatre.
Miss Wong IL cast as a famous
arIstocrate from Chungking VINO
IL the secret leader OF guerrilla
hand working in the rice fields
In occupied territory under Jap
cverseer. Here she is instrument
al in spiriting away an American
IIvinR Tiger. played by Paul
uryar. who IL wounded In dog
fight with Jap planes, as his pilot
nick vallin Is taken prisoner.
There Ia a tensely dramatic and
poignant finale. as Miss Wong Is
nlaced before a firing squad al
Ter MORALLY woundlng the Jap
general and with her last words
states simply and beautifully the
fact that china Ia immortal ana
viii 90 on forever in spite OF all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
PLAN FIRST MARINE BAND

WASHINGTON = (ANPl : A
crackerjack band. unusual in units
the size OF the 51st Composite De-
tense battalion. US. Marine corps
is being organized at the New
River Training base in North Car
olina. The musical unit will soon
be ready for public appearance. u
is announced. A varied program is
being planned for the first Negro
Marine band.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

JUST BEEN INFORMED THAT
They Stand Accused lis the
title OF a new series being tram
scribed by the OWL tOffice OF War
Information) TO replace the tran
scribed program. You can't 10
Business With Hitler.
EDDIE ANDERSON - ,Roches-
ter, on the Jack Benny program
was given an unprecedented ana
probably the most momentous cele-
bration ever accorded radio star.
OF our race in Columbus. Ohio last
week. Rochester stopped at the
state Capital and greeted ne
Gov. OF the Buckeye state. from
there Rochester was ushered INTO
the House OF Representatives ana
escorted 10 the speakers platform
at the request Of colored members
of the legislature. The star OF
screen and radio was greeted Win
deafening applause. from the
House members. The speaker pre-
sented Rochester with the gayel
OF preside.
Later. Eddie Rochester Ander-
son visited the offices Of several
high state officials. all employees
dropped their work 10 pay tribute
10 him.
DO YOU REMEMBER the radio
team OF tom. Dick and Harry.
Well Tom and Dick may carry on
but Harry died OF a heart attack
in a broadcasting studio last We'd
nesday night just as the program
was ready TO 20 on the air. The
show was carried on just as noth-
ing had happened.
DON'T FORGET THAT Abbott
and Costello have switched TO MIC
and are heard Thursday night al
10 pm.
THE Duncan" program. former
" heard over CHS Monday through
! Friday at 6:l5 p.m...is now heard
only once week. Fridays over
the same network. at the same
| time
| 4 > NNrOD 4 ~ R-'VN $3.50
Is the title OF radio program that
hit the airlanes Feb. s the pro-
gram will come from England and
the United states. 1t IS the tHst
reciprocal exchange series aimed
at Mr.. and Mrs. Public OF the Two
nations. The series OF broadeaf'
will tell the English people things
about the American people in d
manner that will not only be in
teresting TO them. hut TO us as weii'
The programs originating IN Eng
hand will have the same purposes
watch your newspaper Tor the
stations in this area which may
carry this program.
Some Programs For Your Listening
Pleasure
Saturday. $3.50 am Musical
March station CBL To-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

Credit is Likewise due TO the fne sup
porting cast And TO MGM's mastery
production which includes George
Cukors splendid directionl
4 =
Octavus Roy Cohen. creator OF the
Floran Slappy stories in the Saturday
Evening Post called Random Harvest;
'One of the finest pictures | have
ever seen.
= \
fincolns Birthday will see Random
Harvest" bringing great American en-
tertainment 10 patriots everywhere.
4 = =
And see patriots 1o
! ! ! g : !. ! ! = !
everywhere working eszEy NN
and playing IN the yA> IL
American wayl r@E
You'll feel better for 49, |
the relaxation a HNA
good movie gives. ~
Leo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

aggression.
Supporting Miss Wong is the
beautiful Mae Clarke and Harold
Humber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Daffy School
of HunlOr

things like cycles and the latest
is about this little moron who:
Wore a cellophane suit be-
cause HIS doctor told him to
watch his stomach.
"killed his father and mother
so he could 60 to the orphans
picnic.
Put peanuts in his shoes to
feed his pigeon toes.
Wore pumps because he had
water on the knee.
Cut a hole in the rug to see
the dirty floor show.
Went to the roof because he
heard the drinks were on the
house."
Wouldn't pay his street car
fare because he said he was
crime and crime never pays"
WHEN I was a boy in my old
w home town of Pueblo. they
tarred and feathered and rode
out oil Our municipality on a rail
a -fellepr-~he- spent all ms tHne
thinking up gags and who finally
bored our citizens beyond endur-
anCe.
| cannot recall any of those
gags, but ! am sure none was
any worse than the one you al
ready may have heard about the
little moron who
got of streetcar back
wards because he heard two
women say they were going to
grab his seat"
And p. s.:
Guys who think they authored
any of the above better not write
me or | will trace them back TO
Joe Miller.
Copyright. 1919 ny King Features
Distributed by international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
COckeypd Garden HnndbOOk:
Boer Gets Cabbage
Rabbits Didn't Want
BY ARTHUR Bugs" BAER

guess there isn't easier load than cabbages But
Wnen you raise them starting anight cafeteria
rabbits deer and muskrats.
rabbit loves garden at night. And you don't
have to put neon lights on 1t for him to locate il.
The rabbits scored a lot Of unearned runs my
victory garden last planted six of cabbages and
six of lettuce When the Dummies through with those
vegetables there wasn't enough left thread needle for
tailor in nudist colony ~
They EN- right down to bed rock and then bit their
initials the granite rabbit is appetite with large
I'm glad isn't kangaroo for then would have
extra pocket to stuff.
Poets sing of the rambler the shrinking violet and
the stately lily. If that all planted victory
garden YOU would take awful licking II the cabbage
that is the national flower As mark Of respect always
stand up when the waiter brings it, And keep going
b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

MARIA MONTEZ and Jean
III Pierre Aumont shortly will
announce cancellation OF their
planned merger--with attendant
exploitation.
Peggy Fears has been confer
ring with her barriSters regard
ing a final break with A. c.
Blumenthal, the Mexican -.
Gloria Jean, UniversalS 16-
year-old diva. will be in the next
edition of Who's Who
Doris Fleeson, the reporter,
will be rowing European war
correspondent for Woman's
Home Companion.
Dorothy Thompson took time
out from world affairs To do her
trousseau shopping at a Fifth
avenue store.
Charles Boyer's nose had an
operation
Earl Dancer and the mother
Of the Nicholas Brothers have
blended
Harry Richman and Eileen
Shirley Of the Copacabana have
recalled their ambassadors.
Lucky Beatrice Kay. Her maid
gives her every other Thursday
off
Gertrude Niesen is liable 10
become countess.
Helen Hayes home in Nyack
y. T., is called a Pretty Penny
I r. JUANITA REDMAN (>he
II escaped from Bataan with
Macarthur has been notified
that her book Il Served on
Bataan. is IN It's 5th printing.
Jim Lackey and Marion Wright
Will merge.
Federal attorneys have been
ordered 10 crack down hard on
OPA violatorS. No ilncS-Sun
prison sentences.
One hundred and fifty yearly
leSSecs al a hotel TN the sos on
'he West Side have had their
Aatals Jumped . per cent, and
nc OPA IS poWerlesS.
Nylons are So per pair in the
midweSt-$0 here.
The rcCurTcnt shortages IN
sugar, coffee meat potatoes.
etc. are being manipulated by
we'll financed racketcers. who
have moved in almost. eXclu-
sivcly on black market profits
Many prize fighters are got
ting away from the draft be-
cause Of bad ears.
Fortune tcIlers IN cafes are
coming fortunes. Manly from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
The OnIooker
by Henry NIcLemOre

Dempsey never did 10 an OPP
ponent what that post did 10
me.
Ny eyes today resemble black
cocker spaniel pups with laVen-
der and purple ribbons tied
about their neckS.
Only by manually operating
the lids can / see across the
room.
This is bad time and town
10 have black eyes IN TOO. be-
cause there IS only one real cure
for them and that is beefSteak
and where would you get beef
steak IN this town
And even if there were
place you could get IL what
butcher would ley YOU have 1t
to put on your Dyes?
AID 20 carry d Stll further
n what man IN his right
senses would use such a pre-
clouS thing as a steak for a
poultiCe when he hasn't had
bite Of the stuff IN months?
/ am quite sure that # ! put
a bit OF beefSteak on my eyes
my teeth would somehow man
age TO reach up 10 get il and
send II down 20 their good pal,
my stomach
There Is one advantage TO haN-
ing black eyes IN London in war
time however, and that is that
no one laughs when you tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
p1r0uted oy King Fdaiar's synal. Ind

"You are completely pro-
tected.
IF a single enemy bomb
drops on these works my name
is Meyer"
That Is why Goering is now
facetiouSly referred 10 IN Ger
many as Herr Meyer"
CIXTY per cent of Hunter Col
~ legc girls who are engaged 70
men in the service favor post
ponement of marriage until
after the war.
This as certainly case of
thinking with the head instead
of the heart.
Still the young women may be
right.
II is said women who think Of
marriage more with the head
than with the heart are always
the happier.
After doing a little market
Ing women usually stagger into
the house moaning: I'm posi-
lively exhausted or words to
that effect" writes a New York
husband.
II have done the marketing
for our house on several occa-
sions and never have become
even slightly tired and l am by
no means a physical marvel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
On the Side

NJ dear mistress has tcqt,
Soft ne those KIND 'oots she
g0rc me,
Whom cith Lorc's rcslsticsS att,
And her eyes she did cns'or
me.
BIT her conStapr4's SO r'ab
She 80 ,ciid otd. apt To l,oHdcr.
That ny jroiop, h,o,t lrould
bte0k
Should tre 'iuc one day asondcr.
John Wilmot.
fAuthor Of above seems 10
have been a jealous man m love
with a wild woman
The thought OF "a man being
in a spot like that is depressing
Maybe ~ shouldn't quote
such sad poetry at this time.
-EVD.)
Is STATED that a sign Of good
Il quality IN the new synthetic
rubber is good taste.
Imagine gong into store TO
buy tire and having the sales
man say
q This tire il of exceptional
quality. Here. taste IL"
Has been claimed continually
the belief that an eagle can
carry away baby Is erroneous.
The experts state an eagle is
not strong enough TO lift d
baby.
Nevertheless. in the town Of
Leekw, NorWay an eagle re-
Gently carried away Il 2-yeaT-
old Child.
COME girls who previously
- wore glasses now wear those
invisible aids 10 eyeSight called
contact lens. Thus they can see
and read all right and look as if
they were not wearing spec
tacles.
A young woman who utlizeS
this type Of eyeSight aid Sug-
gests that contact lens wearers
form a club for the purpose Of
exchanging ideas and expert
ences.
THE Nszis have a larger force
manning the antl-aircratt
guns at Essen than they had in
Tunisia.
Nevertheless. b m BIS are
dropping on the Krupp works.
II was at Essen that Herr
Goering addressing the workers
IN 1889 said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Eagle Strength
Proved Recently

women do not shop eff
GENTLY They are too fidgety.
impatient. indecisive and too
easily annoyed. They cackle and
complain.
They push and shove and
argue and snap AZ one another.
No wonder they become eX-
hausted.
when I do the shopping
m Ike out "A complete list nf
what 1 am going To buy, start
early and take IL easy.
II find marketing very inter-
esting.'
THE Metropolitan Opera
Il House Will have 60th
birthday this year
II opened in 1883 with Chris
tine Nilsson in Faust.
Caruso made his Metropolitan
debut in "Rigoletto" in 1903.
My favorite opera is La Bo-
heme.'
The O'Connell plant. a gas
tank in Manhattan, Is nam d
after a man who worked for the
gas company for Y years.
This is the New York City
record for continuous employ
ment with the same firm.
A Londoner has a cat named
Christopher that is % years of
age and is still feeling fine.
4 FTER his initial triumphs
"a Hitler began 10 believe he
was the greatest military genius
in the history of Germany.
Der fuehrer even believed he
knew more about warfare than
the great PruSSian military
genius, Karl Won ClauSewitz.
Therefore, Hitler ignored the
following words of wisdom
written by Won Clausewitz some
years ago:
Russia by the campaign OF
1912 has taught us first that a
nation of Its great dimensions
Is not to be conquered.
Second that the probability
for final success of Russia does
not diminish I'm the same meas
ure as IL loses battles, capitals
and provinces.
Russia Is strongest i'm the
heart Of its country and when
the enemy's offensive power is
exhausted, the Russians spring
over with enormous force to the
offensive"
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
BY Damon RunyOn

this type Of humor and COM
mence improvlslng jokes of their
own.
Then you have your cycle
which h apply soon runs its
course because like everything
else. we always overdo our gags.
You probably remember the
ConfuciuS era and the knock
knock plague of a few years
back that you were glad 10 see
pass into limbo and il will not
be long before you will be hop
ing 10 hear the last of the little
moron who.
Didn't want To take street
car home because his wife would
make him take IL back.
Looked through screen
door to strain his eyes.
stuck his head out the win
dow so the wind would blow his
nose.
cut of his arms 80 he could
wear sleeveless sweater.
Ook MS nose apart To see
what made IL run.
Took bike 10 bed 80 he
wouldn't have to walk i'm his
sleep.
Went tn a lumber company
10 see about his draft board"
WELL, I do not think all Of
w them are very funny, either.
and | have no doubt many Of
these qulpS could be traced 10
another form of another era. be-
cause our humor has a way of
returning 10 US time and again
IN different gulSes.
/ seem 10 recognize the old
observation-disclosures etc.
routine that had a short run.
but as a conscientious reporter l
must keep my readers jerry to