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The midland journal., 1945-06-22

While we have lost several Of our
established air bases inside China,
as result of Japanese action, we
are still making use of these bases
for bombing flights to the Jap-held
centers in French Indo- China and
Thailand and, with the recent cap
ture of Rangoon by the British forces
in Burma and defeat of the Jap
armies in that country, a concerted
drive by the British through Thai
land and down the Malayan penin-
sula may be expected to coincide
with our invasion of the China coast.
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
Precisely Located

Hi-Where does that new farm
hand come from?
Swell, from his description, I'd
say it was Warm Mattress, Virginia.
Hi-Never heard of such a placel
Si-He says it's just above Hot
Springs.
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
While Others Sleep

Nettie-No wonder Betty is always
getting the best of you. She's SOM
nanrbulist.
What's that, kind Of eff
cheney expert?
Nettie-Sort of, she walks in her
sleep so she can get her rest and
her exercise at the same timel
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
On q Crowded Bus

First Strap Hakger--Are you toe
dancer?
Second Ditto Why, no.
First S. H.-Then win you please
get of my feet?
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
Objective: Tokyo
Objective: Tokyo
Long, Hard War Planned
Against japan by Allies
Aid of Russia Still an Open
Question as to Effect on China
BY Walter A. Shead
WNU Staff Correspondent.


e
How the United States maintain control military
bases the Pacific and elsewhere without setting off inter-
national landgrab in the settlement is the subject Of
much discussion.
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
Music In the Air

Proud Mama--Mytlittle girl is very
precocious. She's learning to play
the piano in no time.
Suffering Neighbor-Yes. 80 I've
noticedi
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
WHO? ME?

CalIer-WhO'S the responsible man
around here?
Office Boy-n you mean the guy
who always gets blamed for every
thing, I'm the man.
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
Upset Stomach

Relieved In 5 minutes or double money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful, suffocat
Ing gas sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for
symptomatic relief f-medicines like those in Bell ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort in
fifty or double your money back return of bottle
10 us. Csc at all druggists.
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
Pending Disaster

She-Oh, darling, I'll just love to
share all your troubles!
He-But, honey, haven't any.
She-Oh, mean after we're mar
ried.
The midland journal., 1945-06-22

Dumb There's something wen
always be able to get cheap.
Dora-W What's that?
Dumb Toilet water. You can al
ways get all you want for q scent.
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
BRIGHT IDEA

Mac-Every time one of those big
army guns goes off, $1,000 goes up
in smoke.
Jack-Why don't they use smoke
less powder?
The midland journal., 1945-06-22
Badge of Courage

Bauge OF courage
Angry Wife-When you married
me, you weasel, thought you were
daring and courageous.
Patient Hubby-That's nothing.
Everyone else thought the same
thing.
The midland journal., 1945-06-22

Swing Time
Harry-How did Bill get that bump
on his head?
Jerry Playing the saxophone.
Harry-Oh, in front Of someone's
house, eh?
Jerry-No, in front of the from
bone playerl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-24
PLYMOUTH

WILSON ST. = family, rooms, large lot. s6,500. WEST MAIN ST. .-3 family, 14 rooms, hot water heat on 1st floor, 2 car garage. $8,50O. ALDER ST. .-3 family, 12 rooms, ORANGE ST.-3 family, 12 rooms s9.OOO.
 BROOKLYN SECTION 8 family, 12 rooms, hot water heat on 1st floor, l car garage. $7,500. BROOKLYN SECTIONS family, 2 stores, 1st class condition Brick building, excellent investment. $14,50O.
 HIGHLAND AVE. - 3 family, 16 rooms, 1st class condition. $10,500. OFF WALNUT ST. 8 family, 15 rooms, 1st class, condition. 5000. BROOKLYN SECTION -3 family, 10 rooms S3,OOO.
 TOWN PLOT SECTIONS family, 16 rooms, ? car garage. 5000. WATERVILLE ST. 8 family, IT rooms, heat on 2 floors. S8,000. SOUTH ST. 8 family, 15 rooms, very good condition. $95O0. TOWN PLOT-New house, rooms l car garage, modern improve ments. Reasonable price.
 THOMAS MATAS
 REAL ESTATE
 81 Fox St. Dial 4-6O36 12:3o-1:3o p. m. or 6:3o-s:3o p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-24
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, May 23rd, A.
 D. 1945. ESTATE of FRANK
 TLAMMIA, late of Waterbury, in
 said District, deceased.
 The Administrator, having ex- hibited his account with said estate to this Court for allowance, and made application for an order of distribution of said estate, it is
 ORDERED, That the 29th day of May, A. D. 1945, at 9:15 o'clock, in the forenoon, Eastern War Time, at the Probate Office in Waterbury. be and the same is assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said account, and application and the Court directs the Administrator. to give notice thereof. by publish ing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said Dis trict and by leaving with, or by mailing in registered letters ad- dressed to all Attorneys of record. a copy of this order. all at least i've days before said day of hear ing.
 MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY. E-2i-1t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-24
NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Replacing Hot and Cold Water Piping in the City Hall, Police
 Department, and Fire Department

Waterbury, Connecticut.
 Sealed proposals for performing the work described herein will be received by the Board of Public Works of the City of Waterbury, at it's office in the City Hall until eight o'clock P. M. Eastern War Time, on Tuesday, June 5, 1945, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read
 The work will consist of replac- ing the hot and cold water piping in the City Hall, Police Department, and Fire Department, and incl dental work.
 Plans, contract, and specifications, may be obtained by intending bid- ders applying at the office of the Bureau of Engineering City Hall, Waterbury, Connecticut, on deposit of ten dollars (Sl0.00) which sum will be refunded upon return of plans and specifications in good con- dition within ten Q0) days after award of contract.
 Each proposal must be accom- panied by a certified check for not less than 10ee of the bid and drawn to the order of the Director of Purchases of the City of Waterbury, said check to be returned to the bidder unless forfeited as stipulated on the proposal forms.
 The successful bidder at the time of the execution of the contract must deposit with the Board of Public Works a surety bond for satisfactory completion of the con- tract in an amount equal to the amount of the contract award.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or to accept any bid, should the Board deem it to be for the best inter- est of the City.
 OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUB
 LIC WORKS, CITY HALL, WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT.
 CHARLES A. ROOT, 5/24/3t City Engineer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-24
"TYPICAL" Old Colonial House

IN WOODBURY SUBURBS Al condition. rooms, pantry and bath. Water. heat, garage. Good road, spacious yard, stately maple shade trees. About 30 acres level nice meadow land. This and sur rounding properties reflect "Old New England" House has fre-plac- es. Dutch oven Compartment for smoking hams, etc. Maple syrup cabinet; antique hardware. Wide oak floor boards. Real trout brook "TF YOU LIKE THE SUBURBS AND A REAL COLONIAL HOME YOU'LL BUY THIS ONE!"
 For complete details call
 Washburne & Washburne
 REALTORS & INSURANCE 57North Main St. Tel. 3-O769-3-2396
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Bobby Sox Bill
Up in Senate

LANSING. Feb. The bobby
socks" crowd became a Senate
problem today as legislation was
pushed making IL criminal
ofense 70 consume alcohol at
public dance nails, unless licensed
by the state liquor control com
mission.
Aimed az youthful offenders
who we're tipping TASKS between
dances. the bill would penailze
the tlpplers as well as the pro-
prietor if he knowingly per-
mttcd drinking in the premises.
As originally drawn the bill
covered pool rooms, bowling alleys
roller skating Kinks or other pub
lie places Of amusement, but Sen.
Httle tR) East Lansing sponsor.
offered a substitute limiting it 10
dance halls.
We've had many complaints
about drinking in and around
dance halls" Hittle said The
bad spots exist I'm communities
outside cities. The offenders.
we are told, are in the bobby
socks age"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
He'll Miss 'Em
PET Chairs Succumb
After Is Years

For the past 25 years Circuit
Judge Adolph F. Marschner has
had two pet chairs. one in his
chambers and one on the bench.
They have grown old and mel
low through the years and fitted
the judge like an old pair of shoes
until this past week, when both
chairs betrayed him.
The other day, the judge was
settled comfortably in his cham
bers talking with important visi-
tors when the faithful chair in
his chambers, sort of disintegrated.
like the "One Horse Shay"-in
the we'll known poem and
dumped judicial dignity all over
the place.
Today the veteran juriSt was
hearing a divorce case. comfort
ably enSconced behind the judicial
bench, when the lady seeking 10
shed her. spouse said her husband
WASN'T a drinker.
The judges eyebrows went UP.
and the old chair went down,
dropping its seat to the floor and
the judges nose on the bench.
Both chairs have been retired.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Suit Calls Baird
Negligent in Riot

Andrew c Baird, Wayne County
sheriff. today was charged with
negligence and failure 10 perform
biS duties in the Detroit race riots
Of June, 1913, IN a suit brought
against ms bonding company on
behalf Of a 59-ycar-old man slain
in the riot
The suit wa, filed by Elmer H.
ElncfAcnla- an-1llot heA- o. -i,..it-tf
of thc administrator OF the estate
Of the late John H0lyaK. formerly
af t5ttt AuEtTn, vino WAS fatally
injured IN the riot June 20, 1913.
Tho attorney charged that the
-acuff failed 10 Gisper,e a crowd
n rlJtiUS persons, armed with
1lLlE- and other WeaponE.- al T.
DAWSON and Dcquindre, and that
tiolyak Vws bc4tcn severely and
that he Nd six days later
Thi, Is the first suit 20 bo fled
in federal court as the 0utgr0wth
Of the race riot
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Ndzi Prisoner
Kin Sought

There's a postcard out at 1878
Richmond thai shouldn't go to the
dead letter office. for il bears a
message that some service wife or
mother is waiting eagerly to hear:
Heard over short wave from
Berlin, Jan. 25, a message from
Douglas McGee (l6148836),
I'm a prisoner of wor in Ger
many. Good health. Don't
Worry. Glue love to -.
Keep smiling, dear
The card is addressed 10 Mrs.
MCGEE, 1876 Richmond, a non
existent number. The postman
delivered it TO 1876 Richmond be-
cause that seemed to be the
likeliest number on the street
after a search Of the city direc-
tory showed no listing for a
Douglas MCGEE in Detroit and
no. street with name like Rich
meRd which had "A house num-
bered 3776.
The card came from Mrs. Mary
Cartwright, 46l EaStland, Akron,
O., who wrote:
"I've sent over $500 OF these
messages. | hope have made
some one happy"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Emma A. Fox.
97.in Hospital

Mrs. Emma A. Fox, 97-year-old
dean of Detroit club women, who
as author of Parliamentary
Usage won international recog-
milton as an authority on parlia-
mentary procedure. is in Detroit
Osteopathlc Hospital today suf-
tering from pneumonia.
Mrs Fox. past president of the
Michigan Federation of Women's
Clubs, was admitted 10 the hos
pital Monday and yesterday was
reported doing as we'll as could
he pXDectPd
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
pltat now, the

CPL FRANK PFC ROBERT
Hes been an invalid for years,
We're a house of women. my
two young daughters and Rose,
who il "A nurse in Plymouth
hospital II only Edward gets
back TO Us"
I'VE just wait daily for tele-
grams and letters But with 80
much action, even the letters
aren't the comfort they once
were. We are 80 afraid some
thing has happened since
The Chuhran boys have min,
years of service between them
and four Purple Hearts
Il have finally accepted the
fact that my baby son will
never come back home. That
took "A long time. But YOU see
there is nothing anybody can
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

Wray, who lives in Independ-
ence, Mo. tackled the verses on
the crate when he shipped the dog.
They read:
IN -lLnMc Is Duke. -
I am no Roosevelt dog,
And mn name isn't BlasCi
I'm going to Royui Ock
To spend the rest Of my Days.
I hare no "A" priority
To get pts through;
6r}y n little food ard teetet'
Anything lctU do.
I don't lCaRt TO take
The space a scrUicemoH can use
An I ask is Kindness;
I don't like abuse"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

Royal Oak today appeared unatfeC
UP a few human animals.
Meanwhile his new master Carl
Gerth of 3211 Merrill, Royal Oak,
had asked the American Express
Co. in Detroit why a group Of
verses tackled on the Dukes crate
had been removed.
The Duke doesn't bear much re-
Sembidnce TO Blaze, the Elliott
Roosevelt dog that rode an army
plane with an - a priority but the
verses drew a pointed parallel.
The author, Howard Wray is a
superintendent in the Pratt Whit
ney engine plant in Kansas City,
and Duke was a gift 10 Gerth. who
IS head Of the Vortex Tool Co. of
Royal Oak.
ut isn't the poetry" GCrth
said its the principle of the
thing"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

Cpl Frank. % With Gen. Clark
n italy was wounded seriously.
IA thc hospital for two months
and iS now fighting again
T 5 Edward -T with the Red
Arrow IN Now Guinea for -
months. Was Wuuni-d is Que 10
come home soon. >j hopes.
: SGT. j. William with the 9'h
Air Force IN Belgium who has a
son year and q half old he,
never seen. was safe when she
Isl hnard from him
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
WEB RULING

Employers arguments that
grievance machinery for foremen
and supervisory workers amounts
10 collective bargaining" were de-
Scribed as "unfounded' by the
WLB panel
The panel recommended that
each of the employers involved,
except the New York Shipbuilding
Co. where there was no objection
10 existing grievance procedure, be
directed TO submit proposal TO
the WLB for grievance machinery
for fnrpmen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

p " it h Pat
ton $ b yS IN
Luxembourg IS
MISSING III ac-
ton
On oct. 233 23
q year ago, her
Sea ErNnp u
with the Sth
Air Force was
killed IN action
over Germany.
Hes been over
II tuyzSinrg
gf SIrilN Italy
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Vet Death
Hoax Traced
Phone Voice Mocks
Kin Of Wounded

The FBI and Detroit police to-
day are seeking a woman who in
the last "a hours has perpetrated
the most heartleSs hoax emanat-
ing from the war.
The woman, in a moCking voice.
calls relatives of men reported by
the war department as wounded
In action and notifies them that
their boys have died as the result
OF wounds.
The fact that the Western
Union does not deliver war de-
partment m SSagcS concerning
men wounded, missing and killed
In action by telephone does not
detract from the heartleSS cruelty
OF the hoax.
VOICE or WOMAN
First of six such calls TO be
reported came from Mrs. Ann
Holton, who lives with her parents
at 1873 Erbie.
Al 20 minutes after midnight
Wednesday morning Mrs. Holton
was called 10 the telephone The
voice OF woman who sand she
was calling from the Western
Union said that Mrs Holton's hus-
band, George Holton, who had
been reported by the war depart
ment as having been wounded and
in hospital in England. -NaS
dead
MESSAGE REPEATED
Mrs. IlolteH told the woman
that she did not believe the mes
sage and hung UP. Ten minutes
later the woman called again and
repeated the message.
She har previously C8llcd ti01-
tons mother. Mrs. Esther Holton
OF 7076 HYDE.
When Mrs, Holton complained
so the Western tirrun -vf7r was
told that several complaints had
been received
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
BY VERA BROWN

Another telegram from the war
department has come 10 Mrs.
Frank Chuhran. OF 1861 ArCola
This time the government re-
ports that her son. Pfc Robert,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

SAID the mother
"All we have left j. hope,
Both Bob'S wife and ] are sure
he'll come back. Our prayers
will be answered. We believe no
news il good news.
The young infantryTnan mar
ried Miss Joyce Barbco of 1877
cavour. a year and a half ago.
"My husband il in the hos
pltai now, the mother SAID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
FOrennen Win
Panel Ruling
BY ED BRAND
Detroit Times Labor Editor

approximately 5000 forcmen in
the Detroit area will benefit If the
war Labor Board accepts its spe-
cial panels approval of formal
grievance machinery for super
viSory employees and foremen,
Allen Nelson, vice president Of
the Foremens Association Of
America, said today
Nine of the Is companies IN
volved in the panel report are IN
Detroit. They are: Bonn Aluml-
mum and Brass Co., Briggs Manu-
featuring Co, Chrysler Corp, Gar
Wood Industries, Hudson Motor
Car Co, Murray Corp. Packard
Motor Co, Republic Steel and
Aeronauucal Products.
WILL FOLLOW RULING
"A few of the Detroit COM
pauies are now operating on Il
grievance procedure for fOremen
i'm a half-hearted sort of way"
said Nelson, land l believe they
will willingly follow any pro-
cedure that the board might set
up. II would be necessary, how
ever, for the board To set up a
system of procedure"
The foremen union now has a
case pending against the Packard
Motor Co before the National
Labor Relations Board If the
WLB adopts us panels report, 1t
would partly circumvent the poll
eies ef the ALRB which haS-re-
fused To order union recognition
for foremen IN the past. The
NLRB has held that fofemeH- are
mart Of management.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

do but pray. keep all the let
terS the boys have sent me in
one box. When things look too
bad, l re-read them all. That
helps. Joyce and ] have almost
worn out Bob's Christmas let
ter. Ii is just short v-mail
but he told us not 10 worry.
When I read again his CHEEKY
greeting, l just can't help but
feel he's alive"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Dog Crate Ditty Lost.
Owner Sings Blues

Rested Missouri the Duke of
Oak appeared unaffected by the fact that he had stirred
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gflt, elmer ltnteriud,uag lntcr5oset
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56O4 $clcotcn ,,erlcret
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@ereiliatcn Staaten bis iebt 1854
6rahtihiiic uno 6O66 0rad)tidiii,
Seelcl,te nerlorcu ans yeben.
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portiG,iflcn ibr 2ebcn perIcren.
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Scr Scrie,filns bes engliihen 5rup
pentransportidifis @obna. SaB be
9tlgier nit 1915 9fanu unteralut
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Das Clint fei,t,ttc,t In,
Apru 9cfauen

@aibington. Nah elmer eriolatem
Mitteilllns ocs 5d)abalntes lit bas
periSnlidbr Gillfommen Der Mmeri-
faner i'm slpril gegen tas Ginfom-
men i'm 9''dr3 um pie: Yro5ent ge-
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S0bne, 3,piocnSen 3inicu, Mieten
uno Santiclncn - hetrua inn Mpri!
$l3,1 900. 900. in, NGr5 $t3,,
6s6.OOO,OOO. Gieies Giufomnan I'M
Npril lpar aber INNER nod 5 Yro.
sent arober als i'm Mvr,l oes Gor-
iabrcs.
Ser Siiisgans ertlGrt iid) aus ser
Mbnabme Ser Summcn, nclhe Ga,
oenseidIte G,sbe3ablt baben, ms
aus oen Iiidgane bon NrbeitsIob.
men iil 5abrifen.
elnT Sas ssabr berehnet, spiiroe iid
Elm Ginfommcn bon $iG2, 900. 900,
600 ergencu, ipdbrerb es lid) in
Sabr 1910 nur auf $4,000, 900.
600 belief mo inn Sabr 1914 $156,
IOOO,OOO,O0O crreibte.
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Goeio aibt pcrl,,jtc
a,.f Ofinalpa III

Snn Srancisco. Ger 8unSIunf
bon 5oflo belt leinc Mitteillngcn
in aiiiteren 6arben ,ra aab 5m aai
bie slmetifancr Sfi,,ama balb I'M
@eiib ba6en iperSen, rahnem iie in
Ole Sauptitellunaen einaeSrungel'
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Sftnalua nibt bon 9eoeltllng 9eiuc'
len lei, a5er mf ser auoeren Scitl
tpeiieu iic ilnlner mieoer baraui bin
bab nab sem Sail BON Stinapa eine
sSnnaiion bes SSnielreid)es nit Sofic
beporltebcu rperbe lmo meibt sic SSa.
pauer al, alles ber5u:ihten fir ei
men eriolareiden Mbiflag Sicies
neuen amerifaniihen llnternebmenS
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Ginie,,,,e IN Scr Scte>
Sraee eif, Sice pen
prGji>ertt Gr,amtan

"Welh' Elm ibGner Mcrgen." 60
maren alc patriotiid~n slmerifancr
perNht. alssurufcn. als Dor Elm paar
Sasen glsif5eltig iolte erireulihen
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rnnittelbar beporitebenocu poaltGn-
oigen Groberllng Sfinalpas, scr Gr,
nennlng hes Generals WraSlep gun,
Gpef oes Geteranennmts, ser 10 fla,
rea ,mo entihiehencn SteIlunenab-
me ocs Hid,ters Safipn in ser Sra,
&c Ser Siihnuna Ser @riessperbre.
fen, Der i9lnlabme nes .9rettoE
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letter 9inie ser Ginianng Sc.
groBen &anieren5 in San Srancisco
! in Der Srcee oes Getorrhts Ser iiini
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11e,ae Uertpolt,1t,o
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mem &onuluriiten unb cinem ser
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Eartel miro 5urscit m,i elmer erO
Beren @rInblnge ,mn unter Sen
nellen Namen rSelterreihiibe Se
mofratii6e Staatspartei" reoraani
iiert Sis miro hie MehrSabl Ser
slnseborisen ser @ioeritanosbctpea
ung eriaiisu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-14
Drei >s,atitte SolHaten
,ptar>en eitttauptet

tSronfiurt. Sier tpuroe amtlid
nlitgeteilt. ba6 brei beutihe Soloa,
ten bon eInem oeutid,en Shariridj
ibrer gntlpaiinung inter hen Il:
ibrer SntlpNifnulg tmter Sen lie,
raabebcItinlnlllugen Mepolper per
bergen batten.
Son Ser unerifaniihen Mrmei
nuroen Slpei 8urihen i'm sitter DO,
II Sabren erid)oiien, nad)oem lie hc
Matber Spionenoienite geleiItet bat
ten nno >ies sugaben.
,sn Berlin muroen smei lfGnnc,
bingeridtet. oie ebcHfails Wniicl
pefborgen batten.