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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
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IN THESE days Of housing shortage when hrde-eect
onG-dsta0ce telephone call from her tance telling
found house but would like her TO
look II YOU may be sure she wastes no ume
Christy viii be married July IL ito James
Phladephla. Philadelphia
afternoon. inspect house Aldmore, which they
have TAKEN.
Christy is returning today John Potter
giving ths afternoon tfrr honor,
brdegro0nlccCt bridesmaids and 4>teESeH'
Will July j time for Mrs rNesson Seyburns
dinner tor the wedding party.
Among guests expected Mrs h G. Duff
Philadelphia who Thursday and VIII be Mrs
Henry g. joys house Dr. Ruth Wnant and George Su
Philadelphia be here the day before the
vveddf
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Ii. McDuffee
Ends Visit

1T DANIEL SCOTT Nc
DUFFEE will leave today 10 re-
turn 10 the South Pacific. 1t
McDuffee has been on leave for
several weeks with his wife and
young son, Scott.
Mrs. McDuffcc is making her
home with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Renaud IN lroqu0lS
avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
II. Ch0fgof
On Leave

IT. CLEMENT CHARGOT-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Chargot of Balfour avenue, is
home on a Today leave from Fl.
Benning. Ga.
Mrs. Edward Blen, the former
Irene Chargot Is living with her
parents while her husband, Capt.
Bien. is ONcrSeaS. -------
The CharCots other son, Pfc.
Harold Gharg6t, Is in FRANKFURT
Germany, with the Third Army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Party onors
Col.

NtR.-hNB MRS. RAYMOND
d. HARVEY OF Covington drive
entertained at a dinner party at
the Detroit Yacht Club recent
~ in honor of 1t Col. Archie
Fraser a member of Gen. EiSen-
howerS staff, who is home on
leave.
Guests at The dinner party in
cluded Mrs. Fraser. the FraScrS'
daughters. Jean and Jerry, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wllbcr BTuCkCr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Marceline Davis
Engagement Told

MIR. AND MRS. ABRAHAM
DAVIS Of PetoSkey avenue an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marcelne, TO sic
Robert T. Bump, son OF Mrs.
H. T. Bump of VickSburg ave-
nue., and the late Mr. Bump.
Seaman Bump is in the South
PAcIliC
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Nancy BieeIow Planning Trip
HERE AND THERE.

HERE AND THERE.
Former Sp PC Nancy Bigeow planning 90 Buffalo
about July l1.o Betsy Wright daughter the Curtis
Wrighs. who also link training instructor at Aethea
kan....
Mr and Mrs Charles McAusand White have the New
Belvdere Club al CharlevoM.to visit the Eppa Hunton
HeatOns..
They 4-ycar-od 2year-old SAMMY
White with their grandparents Judge and Mrs Theodore
Richter.
Patsy OEair. daughter Of the Walter Reese OHars will
90 Evanston, H. end of July be house guest
Dolie Cunningham. CaSSmate DePauw University.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

CRlpIUTH COMBS. Secu-
rity for ony hoir.do. IdeoI
10 sew in your hotl
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Morons 60 to New Hempshire

THE J. BELL MORANS have left for their place
Whitfield, y. H.. wall be back until sometime IN Oc
tober.
The William Colburns OF Palm Springs Cal..who
the Country Club. viii them the end of July.
Mr. and Mrs Cohurn viii come back here September.
pick Mrs Cobuns daughter Mrs James Stewart Munroe
Baldwin Munroe. who
spending Mr. Mrs Munroe
Nancy and young Jamie have been making their honr=h
Cobuns Palm Springs while 1t Gef AiHnroe has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Beynes Take Ontario Cottage

MR. AND MRS. JACK BAYNE Of Meadow Lane, Crosse
Pointe Farms have taken cottage at Oakwood, Ont.
Bayne young Bill staying there but Mr. Bayne
will 60 for week-ends only.
Peter and David Bayne have left for the YMCA in
northern Michigan.
When BayneS back Mr.. Baynes broherin
their daughter
will occupy that cottage during the latter part Of
August.
Mary Johnston Camp Alys in Faee VT. and George
Jr. has gone o Camp kieve in Maine...
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Thatcher Reas Leave for COTTAGE

DEPARTURES FOR lakeside cottages and camps have been
DELAYED because OF the beated summer weather but during
sudden exodus from the
Mr. and Mrs Thatcher Rea of the Warde Sheraton spend
ing July their cottage Castle Park Lake Michigan
having joined their and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs
Thatcher w Rea and Mary Rea..
The latter August the Crawford Fros MARY Louise
Real their daughters. Sally and judy will the
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Carol Bouee of GengarrY Circle Birmingham,
have a cottage for the lexington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Visits Grandmother

MRS. WILLIAM KIRKPAT-
RICK REEVES will return in
a few days from Columbus,
Ind, where she is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Nj. ..
Reeves
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
II. Wills Assigned to Philadelphia

NAVY 1T JOHN CARNEGIE WILLS, who recently
turned from spend leave with Mrs Wills and Their
will be stationed Temporarily Philadelphia
Until his plans definite Mrs Wills and the baby will
Detroit.
1t and Mrs. Wills have Dayton for few days to
{. Wills the Wills
dsughter-SuSan Ann Wills. e. born June 49,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Harry Tsyors at MuIIett Lake

THE HARRY TAYIORS of the Detroit Towers holiday
cottage Muett Lake which they have taken for the
Mr. Mrs Theodore this OCCUPYING their
cottage a ST Clair Flats the weekcnds only.
But Dawn and Ted Jr. making the of those week
ends they entertaining their friends in relays
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
II. Hiqbie Visiting Mother

OTHER EXCITING The comngs and goings
ot young in The services.
Navy fiiGbe Jr has arrived from Chicago.
spend days with mother, Mrs. Butler Hgbie..
before being reaSsIgned...
lie expects o be 10 the Pacific,
Pvt Billy Book has finished his training kngnan
Frank p
gong other field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Return From Seattle

Mp AND MRS FRFDER.
lex ". PARKER JR Of Wash
lngtoH road have just feigfDed
fro444 C---tt---
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

A coroner's jury, last night,
rendered a verdict that Miguel
Angel Soto, who was killed when
a bicycle he was riding collided
Nth an automobile at Angela
and Duval streets, came to his
death by an accident that was
unavoidable"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

A special dispatch from Wash
ilgton, published in The Citizen
today, indicates that the local
Marine Hospital will be abandon
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
OFFICER REPORTS
FOR DUTY HERE

Reporting from the Navy De-
lEtment. Washington, last week
duty At the Naval Operating
aee ns Personnel Relations OFF,
- was Lieut.. comdr. Walton
nalI Smith. USNR, of Kansas
City, no. who came aboard May
~
C0wmander Smith. a graduate
e Yale, Is the author of five
books of fiction. In civilian life,
lm was president of a soft bev-
eTaAe concern.
Previous duty includes service
~ assistant officer-in-charge, Es-
eapR Training Tank, Submarine
Baze. Pearl Harbor, for which he
wears tins Aslutic-f'acific RIBBON.
BE also served during World War
] and wears the Victory medal
wtsh one star.
Easnmander Smith is to relieve
I6esal. Cbmdr. Z. c. Reyes as
Ils0nasI Officer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
AWARD DIPLOMAS
AT SAN CARLOS
yEARs SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
CANE TO CLOSE YES.
TERDAY

The years work accomplished
"A she San Carlos Institute. un'
DER the direction Of Senorita
nrnildes Rcmond. came to a close
yesterday with fhe awarding OF
dlplsmas 10 the second yearciass
Ia spanish. Mrs. Helen Myers
Mrs. Gene Peterson. Mrs. Olive
Krsll and IL. Thomas c, Muse, 1t.
nrrnard Kohout and 1t. Henry
rsouie
Thpse in the first year class
RECEIVING diplomas were Mrs.
Mary I.anders. Mrs. petty White,
Mrx Rose Marie Hslman, Mrs.
sara Bslckler. Mrs. Mildred Mich
ulman Mrs. MargaIft Cornish.
Miss Gwendolyn hmes, Miss
..osrphine James. Hiss Susan
crrselln, Miss ThedGa Rispeler,
.snseg,h Buckier and Alfred Gazy-
nka.
Scnorita Remond vas presents
I'd with q beautiful handbag by
members Of the graduating class.
President of the Institute, DIR.
Joseph Sanchez, presented the
regrets of the members of the
hoard of governors Who, except
for Pedro Santena. wen prevent
ed from being present by their
engagement in essential war
mork.
Mayor willard NJ. AAury ad-
dressed the graduates md the
Diplomas were ppeserGed by
Si@Hhcn &. Singleton.
The ssnool viii reopen IN Sep
tembef
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
Sesat Group To j..
Assemble Tonight

The regular monthly meeting
81 the Monroe District Commit
Gee. Boy Scouts of America, will
he held this evening, beginning
Al . o'clock. In the annex of the
Fleming Street Methodist Church,
according 10 announcement made
by wilbert J. Moehrke, district
commissioner.
Rev. w. b. Mundy, district
chairman. asks all committee
men 30 make a special effort to
attend inasmuch as this may be
the last meeting before the sum-
mcr vacation period.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
CALL FOR BIDS

The City Of Key West will re-
ecive scaled bids for the repairs,
replacing and repainting four In
teFnational trucks. Bids TO be
opened May 22nd, 800 p. NJ.
City reserves right to accept or
reject any and all bids.
ROY HAMLIN,
City Clerk.
smsw32 Haas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

A bill, introduced by Repre-
sentative B. c. Papy, prohibiting
the trapping of crawfish and
stonecrabs in the waters of Mon
roe, Dade and Collier counties,
passed the house today. 1t was in
tended at first to apply only to
Monroe, but representatives of
the two other counties joined in
supporting the bill on the ground
that its becoming a law would
save crawfish and crabs from ex-
termination.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

The launch Lamb, which was
seized here by custom agents
March IA, was bough today at an
auction by Benito Perez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

Last sailings on a Mallory liner
from this port this season is
scheduled for Friday. Sailings are
expected to be resumed next fall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

Prof. Charles c. Hyde, Colum-
bia Uniyersity's noted teacher of
rrrrcrnarIOndr Iuw, DUrn Cnlcdgo,
72 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF MAY "a. 1895
REPRESENTATIVE
We William

Representative William j.
Sears and IL other members of
the house committee on naval
affairs, are due to arrive here
shortly, according to information
received here today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"The Toronto Star, largest and
one of the most influential news
papers in Canada, does not accept
liquor advertisements, That's one
TO ponder over"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

Hilary F. Whalton, local sponge
buyer, left yesterday on a vaca-
ton to be spent in Chicago, De-
troit and other cities in the north.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

]. Markovitz returned yester-
day from Miami, where he had
visited his sons and other rela-
tives for week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

Nv EHEN a bullet crashed into the head of
0f Serge alexandra StaNlSkN, master CROOK,
w i'm ChamoniX, on January 8, 1882. II over
turned French Government echoes OF that
shot still rcverherate throughout the whole French
Empire. For the mystery OF his death has never
been solved.
Handsome Alex as he called was said to
have committed suicide when detectives burst
into his hidcout in the French Alps. But many
declared that he murdered by the police on
orders from very high officials because they were
implicated in his gigantic frauds.
Stavisky who started as a dope pcddlcr and
pirolo living off ovesmittcn women, G.CW TO bc
the most sinister influence in France, whose pow
or was felt from the lowest police stations 10 the
highest ministries; who bought control OF news
papers to backma his victims into doing his Will.
and betrayed them CallouSly when he could no
longer use them.
He was born in Russia, in 1886 and first be-
came known in Paris in 1914, when, care .ul,y
lodging war service, he hung about MaNimS,
the plush cafe-bar near the Madeleine lie WAS
smart looking young man with big brown eyes
and a way with the women.
He robbed wealthy actress of thousands OF
francs in money and jewels but she, declaring
that she loved him "a Ia folie' forgave him.
With her money he started a bank and when
that failed he opened questionable night club
i'm the same street.
He obtained the confidence of the head of a
clinic and sold her cancer cure" This con
sisted of a heavy dose of morphine that deadeRed
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

lie went and for some reason The
trial was postponed. At the same
time several of his guests were ar
rested for various crimes and went
tearfully to Jail, little realizing that
their handsome host had put them
there for his own reasons.
And the trial was postponed again
and again-until it was forgotten.
But Stavisky was rapidly becom-
ing rather an embarrassing name.
So the Surete Generate, which
corresponds to Britains Scotland
Yard, issued him new Identity card
under the name of Serge Alexandra.
And then Stavisky was ready for
the big time.
lie began to acquire newspapers
the reporters of which were hired to
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

friends among the police who looked the other
way when he was reported to them. He left his
old haunts and began to be seen in glitterng par
ties given by important people. lie was acquiring
money from somewhere, but no one bothered 10
try and run down the source.
Until one night group of detectives raidcd a
really fancy apartment and found Stavisky enter.
tanning large number Of important officials and
beautiful ladies of the Paris music halls.
The detectives were embarrassed. NJ StaviSky
had raised a check from a small amount TO
several millions He had TO go 10 the Surete.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08
General News

The Junior Glass had a very
heated debate. The subject "The
Colonists were not justified in De-
claring Themselves Independent. y
The girls chose the affirmative side.
At the end of the debate the points
for the girls were, three; boys, %.
We are hoping for a fine basket
ball team this year for the boys and
girls. Mr.. jackson will coach the
boys and Miss Brown will coach
the girls.
The Junior class parents donated
$2.OS..ts..ahe. Parent, Teachers Assoa
ciatlg99Inl, $40 80 *
Miss A. NJ Jackson spent the
week end visiting relatives in Du-
rant, Miss.
We are sorry to hear of the pass
ing of Lillian Levy. a former stu
dent of our school. Our deepest
sympathy is extended for the fam
lily
Principal and Mrs. Rogers, also
Mrs McNeal motored to Jackson
on business Saturday
Christmas is on the way-Be
Careful, Students!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Students and faculty of Bennett
College, Negro Methodist college
in Greensboro, N. c. have adopt
ed two rural communities in
Guilford county, N. c., as CEN
ter for extension and rural well
fare work. These are the communi-
ties of Collins Grove and Mt Ia
bor The college personnel are
concerned not only for the educt-
tional and religious betterment OF
the communities, but try to serve
the health and economic needs as
well. During the past year, because
of the activities Of the college,
a county physician has opened at
Mt. Tabor the first clinic that com
munity has had in twenty years;
the old community spring was re-
placed by a well, and the farm
women no longer travel thousand
yards for water, other wells are to
be sunk, and the community
church has taken on new life. DR..
David D. Jones is president of
Bennett College.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

with r. j. out at &C. Better be
careful j. d
Mary Lee Washington is home
and we are wondering who is with
him.
Henry Belin is playing the game
around town, only the little duck
on Valley Street keeps him under
! control when she's around.
Right now, Annie race and Joseph
have eyes only for each other. We
wonder how long this will last?
Lucille Dent should get hepped
to herself and start checing up on
Blue because there are things out
West on his mind and we do mean,
way out West.
Eddie Anderson seems to be all
out for Lille Lee and it appears
that she is meeting him more than
half ways.
Willie Brown says he doesn't care
what Annie Mae Cotton does, be-
cause he nows she's at his beck and
call, and Chester says that goes
double for him where Margaret
Cotton is concerned.
Wonder what would Earlee Dent
say if she knew that Leroy Catch
ings and the jumpin chick were
casing a lovely while the other
day? Well the jumpin chick isn't
supposed to have but two Interests
and that's jumpin and a guy nam
ed Harry.
With Eddie Robinson and Ora
Lee Tillman such lovebirds, we
wonder what certain trumpet
player has to say, or what is OAR
lene's story?
Jessie Williams says she nows
that she has Alfred Jones' attention
and doesn't care who knows it,
Frederick Robinson. says that Ha-
eel Young is strictly what the doc
tor ordered for him.
1t is rumored that wedding bells
will soon ring for certain chick
in room 218 at Lanier. We would
like to know her name.
This week Tattling Tess again sa-
lutes the Pep Squad of Lanier High
and the team especially Ray Stew
ems, R. L. Davis, w. H. Robinson,
Joe Newsom, Chick Mason, Emitta
White, Swinney Hooks, Morris
Johnson, Roy Howard and Otis r.
wing We salute all the boys, but
these names were sent us special.
Make up your mind Hazel Ruth.
Who is it? Ray Stevens or Otis IT.
wing?
We wonder if -Eula Mae riffing
will continue to let ladys Walker
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

"A hunter could do more with
a rifle Sen. Magnuson, Wash
ington State. debunking the Japs'
death ray
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08
Tattling Tess

Well if you want to know if
there's real truth in the saying,
you don't miss your water until
the well goes dry" ask Lulean
Reese. The other day when she
thought that James Garland had
gone to California, without letting
her know. she was one sick chick.
However, Robert Mechanics was
there to cheer her UP.
Chares Wilson seems to be TAX
ing everything slow and easy now
that he is back from the big city.
Could Lucille be the reason?
Emmett White and Hazelene the
jumpin chick were having a great
deal of fun reading Tattling Tess
together Saturday morning. This
couldn't be the begging of a new
romance could it?
Clarissa was having herself a
time Sunday night at the Center.
Wonder where was Junior?
Augustine and Joseph Howard
made nice looking couple as they
strolled by the Blackstone Saturday
night. Don't cry Augustine, he'll get
another furlough. Meanwhile we
wonder what the chick at &C was
doing?
With Christmas coming as well
as James, Willie Mae Jones has de-
cided to put CD down. Smart idea,
Willie Mae.
Ruby Lee Wilson and Junior
Turner are really building a stair
way to the skies. What's your story
Billie?
The jurnpin chick hasn't been
jumpin lately. Could she have
meant it when she said she was
through junpin? We don't think so.
we think she is only practicing up
on some new steps
Maggie Ruth will have to find
her something else to play around
with now that Sunny has taken
little vacation. But leave it up to
Maggie Ruth, she'll do just that.
i4fc oil l.
Elma and Tonne, at least that's
what he says. We suppose she'll
have to be content with being Mrs.
Johnnie Nichols
William Arnold is certainly a
popular man about town. We don't
see how he handles Mary Ann, Ma
ry Lee Edna and Willie Ruth all at
once. Maybe you should let some of
the other cats in on your technique
Lee Andrew and Pee Wee are
not fooling anyone We now it's
love, love between them.
Willie Mae Williams is walking
on air now that her old flame has
discharge
Preston Smith thinks that Beu-
lab, PATHS from &C is out of this.
world and she thinks the same
thing about him.
j. D. has started all over again
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

A strong demand is in prospect
for the record 1915 turkey crop of
more than A million birds, accord
ing to the State Agricultural Ex-
tension Service
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Statistics reaching the United
States from Germany on the de-
stroyed and damaged properties OF
the German Evangelical Church
IuthernD during the war and on
ly up to January l, 1915 Qater fig
ures as yet UNAVAILABLE make as
founding reading. Totally destroy
ed are reported 428 churches and
chapels, 404 parsonages, $50 parish
houses and other buildings, and
1872 hospitals, old peoples homes
etc. Heavily damaged are an adj
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

ditional III churches, 514 parson-
ages, 600 other buildings, and lab
hospitals and homes. The total of
buildings listed as less heavily
damaged is 5,313.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08
Gossip

It seems as if the whole 10th
Grade class is marrying. Claudia
Mae Mayors was married to a vet
eran of World War II, Johnnie Pur-
nell. This is the third girl out of
the 10th grade in the past tvs
weeks.
Thelma Nichols and Marion Sing
hton are really cute couples. They
are building the stairway to the
stars. Watch your step Dollie Col
Inns and Elease Greens.
Edlouise Kelyy and Shelly Lee
Williams are coming on strong.
what's your story Marian Escho or
doy GU have story. 3f2rt c9A'
Margaret Jones adm Charlie John
son are on like light-you better
watch your step Halle King, and
Lynell Shark.
Charlestene Edwards and Joe AL
fred are really cute couples of 1915
and 46.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

The atomic bomb is only "cli-
matte expression" of the method of
pattern bombing developed by to-
talitarian warfare, and focuses at
tention upon the iniquity of the
whole war system, affirmed DR..
Russell II. Stafford, of Boston, pres
ldent of the American Board of
Foreign Missions, recently. The
Prudential Committee of the Board
said, 1T is evident that war can
not be permanently avoided and
replaced by more humane land
efficacious method of settling in
ternational disputes save as there
shall be effectual organization Of
the united nations of the world. We
insist that no political device nor
economic order in itself can bring
peace unless it is undergirded by a
world committed to the Christian
ideal of brotherhood and fair
play. We call to the attention of
our constituents the vital necessity
Of prosecuting the Christian task
of world evangelism through all
the agencies of all churches in all
lands"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Buy Victory Bonds.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

A CT, for seven months a. prison
er of war in Stalag VIA, Moos-
burg, Germany, and recently re-
turned to this country, reveals
that in that and other prison camps
small Christian Fellowships" ex-
listed during days of internment
that religious services were held
daily without benefit of chap
lain, that UNCONVENTIONAL and ma
tionality differences were forgot
ten, that many learned to preach
and to pray in public who had new
er done SO before, and that there
were conversions, and dedications
of life to the Christianh ministry
When Red Cross parcels failed to
come through Gust before last
Christmas), he says, 1--WE stuck to
our motto, The Lord will pro-
vide" and He did, And that
Christmas, when the Russians
(who had no Red Cross services)
were hungry and cold, the Fellow
ship collected extra clothes, food,
and cigarettes to share with them.