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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-28
CLASSES RESUME NEXT WEEK
School Bells TO Ring

is scheduled to begin on Friday.
Teachers in the public school
system will hold a general meet
ing on Tuesday at 10 Q. m. at
the high school.
Fast stated that students In
the grade schools will report at
9 a. m. while the high school
will open at 8:45.
Some 1900 parochial school
See SCHOOLS-Page 6
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-28
SWIFT CUT-BACkS ASSURED
Navy Expands Discharge Plans

the Nays point system Cor dis
charge will be altered to allow
credit for overseas service. This
credit, the Secretary said, will
be included in the discharge
formula within about two
months without any reduction
in the present scores necessary
for discharge or any decrease In
the credit now allowed for age,
service or dependency.
Similar overseas credit Is pro-
vided in the Army and Marine
See NAVY-Page 8
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-28

late yesterday. Previously the
sea arm contemplated discharg Z
ing between 100000 and -
100000 within year or IL
months.
Now, however, the plan is to
cutbsck Navy strength to $780,
600 enlisted personnel and So
600 officers in the next IL
months. That. will mean the
discharge Of about ISIS, 900
men and women and 264;000 Of
ficers.
Forrestal also reported that
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-28
Tax Office Shifts
TO Five Day Week

In accordance with nation
wide curtilment of Federal en-
rloyes work week schedules the
Mount Clemens branch office IT
Collector Of Internal Revenue
st AZ South Gratiot avenue will
now operate on a five day week,
See TAx-Page 8
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-28

All public schools in Mount
Clemens will open for the fall
term on Wednesday, Sept. 5, l..
Wade Fast, Superintendent Of
Schools revealed. today.
St. Mary's and st. Louis pa
rochial grade and high schools
will begin on Thursday Sept. 6
with a mass at 8:15 and an abb
breviated session in the morn
ing. The regular school session
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-28
Can't. Russell Wilde
Wins Battle Honors

Capt Wilde 26 old Of Mr.. and Mrs Cur
Wilde Clinton Mount Clemens has been awarded
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-28

KRESGE STORES
Open until I p. m. tomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
JWV Council Meets Nov. 18
 Dovid Fonnick Post
 To Be Host

At the annual state meeting of the Connecticut JWV administra- tive council, the David L. Fannick Post, Jewish War Veterans and it's auxiliary will be hosts. The meet ing will be held Nov. Is at the Wa tcrbury Hebrew Institute at D. m.
 Guest speaker at the meeting will be Isadore Ginsburg, New York state department commander of the JWV. Samuel Lipetz, senior vice commander of the local post will head the Waterbury group while Maurice Shapiro is a delegate to the American Legion annual con- ven5ion in Chicago.
 Plans were made at last nights meeting for the posts participation in the Waterbury Armistice Day parade Sunday afternoon. All post members are asked to be in uniform at l:30 p. m. at the post assembly point on Freight street. Arrange ments are also being made for the annual JWV military ball to be held at The Elton Sunday night.
 Three new members were initiated at the meeting. They were World War II veterans, Ralph Burwick, Hyman Castleman and Bernard Moskowitz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
Church Group Plans Bozoor
 St. Johns Sunday
 School Sponsors

A parish supper and Sunday School bazaar will be held next Wednesday at St. Johns Episcopal Church with the supper being serv- ed from 5:30 to p. m, it was an- nounced this morning by Rev. Fran cis Ayres, pastor.
 Tomorrow night in the old parish house at 8 o'clock the Senior Young Peoples Fellowship will offer some thing special in the way of enter tainment. The little affair will be called 'Wcodchuck Ramble' and the Order of DeMolay and the First Lutheran Church Fellowship have been invited.
 Fred Lux will show moving pie lures he took of Europe after VIE Day at a meeting of the Junior Guild one week from tonight at 8 o'clock.
 There will be no regular meeting of the Mothers Guild next Wednes- day due to the parish supper and bazaar.
 The flowers on the altar next Sunday morning will be given in loving memory of Robert Cairns. The flowers on the altar will be giv- en in loving memory of Alice l.. Goodall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
Men Of Troop 14 Plan Reunion

Members of old Troop IA, Water bury Boy Scouts of America nave planned reunion Saturday night, Nov. IT in Trinity Parish house. The Troop was organized at Trinity church in 1914 and was one of the first Scout troops formed in this city. At one time there were ITO members, before it disbanded in 1855. The troops original scout master, Harry Beef" or Skipper Edwards died i n Augusta, Me, two years ago. It is hoped that at least 65 of the members will be on hand for the reunion.
 Those expected to attend the reunion are Maj. Robert Munger, recently discharged from the Army Air Corps Atty. John Thoms, Ameri- can Brass Co.,, Ralph Ruggles, American Brass Co.,, Herbert Ed wards, a brother of the first scout leader, Herbert s. Root, Bethlehem, Conn, Ellis Phelan, recently dis charged from the service, Clinton Rose of Troy, Scout executive of the Troy Council; Robert s. Walk CT, of the Colonial Trust Co.,, H. M. Steele a former vice president Of the Waterbury division of the American Brass Co.,, Lewis J. Hart, industrialist, Edward Watkins, treas urer of the Mattatuck Council, and J. Milton Burial, Jr., president of the Mattatuck Scout Council.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
Veterinary
  Meets Here
Dr. GiIyord Reports On Wor Activities

pr. Richard T. Gilyard. recently discharged from the Army after Is months Of service in Trinidad, yes- terday at the Elton told the quar- terly meeting of the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association that the chef contribution of 2,00O American veterinary officers toward winning a mechanical war consist ed of quartermaster procurement inspection and sanitary control work.
 The veterinarian further explained the work done in the perfection of vaccines for human influenza and typhus, animal disease control in foreign countries and the i'm ment of animal husbandry in iso- lated spots garriSoned by Ameri- can troops.
 Dr. Gilyard, now associated with the local Health department, re- ceived the Legion of Merit while overseas for the eradication of equine encephalomyelitis.
 Professional problems of veterin- arians was discussed by the group, and g. film was shown dealing with the research studies of Prof. w. E. Petersen of the University of Minnesota on the physiology of lac- tation.
 pr. Jean V. Smith of South Nor walk, president of the association, presided. and Robert Foote of He bron, state commissioner for do- mestic animals, participated in the discussion. Other officers present were Dr. George E. Corwin of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
 Agreements

Compens ation Commissioner John J. O'Connen today approved the following agreements for weekly payments during disability or specific payments in case of permanent injury;
 Charles Hulsart of 32 Spencer avenue against American Brass Co.,. $23.80 beginning Oct. 24, hernia
 Annie McDonald of Watertown against Heminway and Nartlett Mfg. Co.,, Of Watertown. $ll.39 be- ginning nine and 6-l0 weeks, 20 percent functional loss of left in- dex finger.
 Charles Ahern of 746 Baldwin street against Waterbury Tool Co.,, $25.93 beginning Aug. 5, dermati- ti- on hands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
PROSPECT Correspondent: Mrs. Edmond MOrin; Telephone 5-O857.
Benefit Play Friday Night
 OokviIIe Thespions
 To Feature Cast

Prospect, Nov 8-The Union Con- gregational Church of Oakville will present a play Taps at Twelve" to- morrow night on behalf of the Pros pect Congreg ational Church for the benefit of the building fund The public is invited and refreshments will be served.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford P. Clark of Clark Hill road attended the wedding of Mrs. Clark's niece, Dor othy Petro Of Simsbury, Mass, who vas married to Nicola Formaggione, U s. N. R. Saturday, Nov. 3. They were accompanied by MT and Mrs. Alfred S. Clark, Mrs. Peter Collins Miss Gertrude Clark and Pfc Pier pont of Framingham, Mass. Miss Clark was guest soloist at the wed- ding.
 Maj. John Holley Of Matthew street, has been honorably dis charged from active duty at Fort Devens, Mass. Maj. Holley entered the Army in l94l and served in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
Atomic Bomb Subject or Friday Night Talk

pr. Cyril Smith, member of the Atomic Bomb Research groups, will be speaker at a joint meeting of the Naugatuck Valley Dartmouth Alumni association and the Uni versity club Friday night at 8 o'clock at The Elton His topic will be So biological Aspects Of the Atomic Bomb
 Following the talk the Dartmouth club will hold business meeting, and a buffet lunch will be served.
 Lawson Van Riper is president of the Dartmouth association. Other officers are state Vice-President Harold F. Braman, treasurer Lester Green. and Secretary George L, Thomas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

tion of the remodelled and redec- orated interior of the Beth Israel synagogue. This ceremony will continue until early evening and will include the "Maariv" (eve- ming prayer) chanted by cantor of national reputation. At 6:30 o'clock dinner will be served at the Hebrew Institute, after which the installation of the rabbi will take place. Prominent leaders in the American Rabbinate will par ticipate and the Union of Ortho- doX Rabbis of the United States and Canada known as the "Agu- das Horabonim", will be officially represented.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

Hawaii. Prior to entering the serv- ice he was employed as an electro- chemist at the Oakville Pin Di- vision of the Scovill Mfg. Co.
 Mrs. Oliver Blackwell of Clark Hill road is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Freeman of North field, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

Grossman as chairman of the program and Maurice L. Gelman as publicity chairman. Other members of the committee are: Simon Goldman, George Kaplan, Jack Margolis, Morris Siller, Paul WeinStein and Samuel Wilton. The Shaaris Israel synagogue is represented by Abraham Steren- berg, it's president, David Freilich and Israel Mehr The committee will also have the cooperation of Julius D. Grossman, president of Beth Israel.
 The exercises on Sunday, De- cember g, will begin at 220 o'clock in the afternoon with the dedica-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
Program

Rabbi Seymour Gewirtz win be formally installed as spiritual leader of the Beth Israel and Shaaris Israel synagogues on De- cember g.
 At a special meeting of the ex- ecutive board of Beth Israel Tues day night. at which Simon Gold man, chairman of the board pre- sided, a committee was appointed to take charge of the arrange ments for that occasion
 Aaron D. Solomon prominent Bank street merchant, was desig- mated general chairman of the committee He immediately named subcommittee with Murray L.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
|DiUorce Action Filed
 In MiddLebury Court

A divorce action was filed in Su- perior Court today by Shirley Schu- ster Cunningham of Middlebury against Joseph F. Cunningham oi Naugatuck on the ground of cruelty The couple married Jan. 9, 194l at Middlebury, and the plaintiff claims her husband became cruel the following Oct. l. She seeks GUS tody of their child, support allow ance, and alimony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

Hartford, secretary-treasurer, and Dr. Arthur T. Gilyard, who is a member of the state board on regis tration and examination.
 It was announced by Dr. Smith that the annual meeting would be held on the first Wednesday of February at the Hotel Bond, Hart ford
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Bar Under Fire
In Murder Case

The owner OF the Euclid Bar
at S36l Woodward where Leo
PascarcIla. 10, was served drinks
before and after he had slain Mrs.
Marie Beavers Bcrridge. Will be
hailed before the state liquor COM
mission for selling 10 minors,
Police Inspector Ezra Johnson said
today.
The owner was identified by
PaScarelIa al Police Headquarters
today. and admitted he had served
the confessed slayer
PaSCarclla, however. said he had
obtained the drinks by showing
the bar owner a fake baptsmal
record
'JuSt the same" Johnson said.
"any one should have known this
boy was not - years old"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
: German POWS Die
On ARMY GaIIOWS

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan,
July 10 CUPp-FiNe German priS-
NonerS of war whose Nazi zeal
led them TO murder a fellow SOL
der in an Oklahoma internment
camp, were hanged al the diSci-
plinary barracks early today in
an historic application of L. 5.
military justice.
II was the first time that an
enemy war prisoner had been
executed In the United States.
Tie doomed men, former mem
bers of Rommeis Afrika Korps,
displayed the Stolidity and iron
discipline for which that unit was
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

known as they were marched 20
gallows set up in an elevator shaft.
The men-Walter Boyer, Ber-
thold Seidel, Hans Demme, Hans
Schooner and Will Scholz-were
found guilty by u. $. army
court-martial at Camp Gruber.
Okla. last year of numbering Jo-
hane5 Kunze, a German prisoner
whose Nazi spirit showed signs of
tagging
Boyer was the first 10 drop
through the trap door The others
followed at approximately 30
minute intervals The trap door
was sprung for Scholz. last Of the
FIVE, L 2:11 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

Back for


Former Gov. Chase Osborn. IS,
came back 10 Michigan today TO
spend the summer at his home on
Duck Island. in the St. Mary's
River, and to put a flourishing
finish on a book which he hopes
will convince the world that his
beloved native state is 10000
square miles bigger than most
people think.
Although he was removed from
a train window IN a cot and taken
10 Alexander Blaine Hospital 70
rest, the grand old campaigner
made il known in lusty terms that
he wasn't i'll.
However, he declined 10 see in
reviewers, but spoke through his
foster daughter, Miss Stellanova
Osborn.
With him also is his Indian
guide and friend. Ne-Ongibgay-
gahwabnib who recently took a
nursing course at Blaine Hospital
so that he can care for the for
mer governor.
Osborn insists on that term,
former, and grumbles when
ever the "ex' is used)
The book on which he is work
ing with Miss Osborn Is pro-
SalCally entitled Errors in Off
cial L.. S. Area Figures but he
insists it will pack a wallop and
back up the states claim TO vast
areas in the Great Lakes.
Only a small group OF close
-fFiends-waS on hand when ne ar
rived lie Will leave Detroit at
IL tonight for the straits and then
proceed to Duck Island.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
WLB Acts i'm Milk Tieup
2OOe PLANES
Pound THaskyO Z

GUAM, July 10 UNS)-ApproNimatey 1000 L. S.
warpanes-ineludiRg than 1000 carrier planes and
$50 Superforts"ere blasting Tokyo and other parts
Of the japanese empire today iii the most concerted aerial
assault Of the entire Pacific
Radio Tokyo went the air II hours after the first
planes came state that the alea attack
still continuing
1t was an unprecedented assault from the most
fHl American task force assembled and probably the
biggest this world war has produced.
Attacking in groups Of as many as 700 at a time
speedy fighters dive bombers and torpedo planes Of
mighty American carrier task force rakcd Jap airdromes
and other KEY installations around the Npponcse capital
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Downs Jap
En2 Minutes

WASHINGTON, July 10 INS)
A new navy CorSalr fighter
capable Of AS miles an hour. was
revealed today 10 have shot down
a Japanese pilot in two minutes
fiat in its first encounter.
The vastly improved gHll-wingcd
bomber had remained a closely
guarded navy secret because Jap
pilots were confoundcd due 10 rs
resemblance 70 other CorSaIrS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Life Saving Mother
Pulls Child From Well

Life-Saving is becoming a habit
for Mrs. Lee Bryant, 80. Of 30773
Melvin, Rochester. mother of
seven children.
Yesterday she saved her 2-year-
old son Wayne from drowning
when he fell into well 20 feet
deep. a year ago she Snatched
her nephew, Jackie Aiken. >. from
under the feet Of a mad goat.
II just happened 10 be there"
Sh- said
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
100000 Due
For Overseas

WASHINGTON. July 10 ouP)
All qualified army personnel ln
this country who have not served
at least SIX months overseas viii
be replaced by noXt May i for
foreign assignments.
Secretary Of War Stmson sald
replacementS would be- made 10y
returning veterans and other
categorieS. The changes viii affect
about 400.0 men under 50 now
in this country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Sergeant Flying Seas
For Funeral of Son

Through The direct intercesSion
of President Truman, Sgt James
= AIholdcr Jr today was
assured immediate plane trans
portation home from ms Philippine
camp 10 attend the funeral Of his
son killed l3 days ago by a DSR
bus
Since 2i2-year old Jimmy Ills
life was Snuffed )ut by the bus as
be- chased his pet mongrel pup,
Qucenie. across T.. Vernon at Max
web. the lads grandfather has ap-
pcaled 10 every known agency for
the return Of the boys father.
The Red Cross reported the
sergeant who had never seen his
small son, on rotation furlough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Loser on Races
Kills I and Self

Los ANGELES. July 10 CUP)
Joe Newman 90. today had the
revenge ha wanted for the loss
of bus lie SAVING, on the horse
Iaeu-.
David Caplan. A puhlsher Of
"a l0i-c race TIP sheet. died today
~ Woupd. inflicted by Newman
iato Yesterday. He was the third
To- CIc of Shots fired hy Newman
q retired diamond broker who
lost lI~ $4,000 savings on bad
racing tips Newman also killed
Roy Allen Walker -. and then
shot himself IN CaulanS Office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Rain, HdiIstorm
Death Toll Rises 10 6

EASTON, Pa. July 10 up
The bodies of -four persons were
recovered fte3r4-thc wreckaGe Of
a imr-story frame dwelling today
hrlnCinC fo six tho death toll from
a torrcntial rain and hailstorm
that l1>hcd a 3O-mIle area along
the Delaware River
The bodies were found in the
ruins Of their home IN Phillips
burg y j. across the Delaware
KlNcr where the storm caused
thousands of dollars damage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

His commanding officer in Manila
said he was detached from the
company withwhich he had served
overseas for nearly three years.
In final desperation a telegram
was sent directly 10 the President
explaining the complications. and
informing Mr.. Truman that
funeral arrangements were being
held pending word .-
When the answering word came
Phyllis JinmyS mother. wept
silently for a moment and then
said.
at will he so much easier now
that Jim will be here"
Nothing will be done about plans
until Jim calls from the coast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Reveal Ndzi Formula
OF Soap From Humans

DRNZTG Poland. July s rDc-
layedI tUFl-An experimental
laboratory for the manufacture Of
soap from human bodies was in
-poctcd hy correspondents today
one of the few buildings still
intact here. d contains pressure
boilers. soap residue and tanks Of
chopped human fat and flesh and
the waste products of this Nazi
factory
ono assistant who worked at
The laboratory has been captured
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Michigan Man Helps
Drop 7 MiIIionth Ton

E GUAM, july 10 OUPl,-A Mich
igan man is a member OF the creF
which dropped the 1000 000fh
ton Of Yank bombs on Japan to-
day from tho belly az t1e Super
fortress Going JC-
He is Set Robert ! N-l5Fon
Of Traverse City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Gloria Sues Her Fifth

NEW YORK. July 10 QNS)-
Gloria Swanson, former screen
actress has filed separation papers
against her fifth husband wealthy
William NJ. Davey -. who she
charged refused 10 provide for
me "
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Allies Differ on Austria

LONDON. July 10 CUPl--A
foreign office spokesman said to-
day that the big powers have been
unable so far 10 agree on oCcupa-
tion zones in Vienna. thus delaying
the aCtivation of the Allied Con
troll Commission for Austria.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
MCGEE CONFEssEs HEROIsM CLAIMS FALSE

FORT DEVENS, Mass, July 10 (INS)-Pvt Joseph
" McCee whose twOyear prison term for slappng Naz
prisoners Cancelled, confessed to a court martial
today that his claims for combat herOism false.
Convicted of being AWOL and intoxicated McGee
received sentence of six months at hard labor and fine
of $50 month for six months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

SAN FRANCISCO July 10 (UP) - Vice Adm
Barley, commander of the seventh fleets amphbious
forces predicted today that the against Japan would
be in IL months, providing there's leup In
effort" He said the Allies today land amphbious
force any place iii the worid-Japan the coast OF
China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Gen. Ike Honors FDR

HYDE PARK. y. Y. July 10
tINS)-Gen Eisenhower laid a
wreath Of flowers on the grave of
President Roosevelt today. lie was
accompanied by his wife and Mrs.
Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Syria Riot Flares

BEIRUT, July 10 GNS)-A
new outbreak of disturbances At
Alcppo. Syria, in which a British
soldier was killed, was reported
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
NO CLUE TO KIDNAPPED BABES WHEREABOUTS

MARION, o., July 10 (UP) Roscoe ID. Mezger,
grandfather of kidnapped baby Jean Eileen Crevison said
today that the family had received word of the infants
whereabouts despite predictions that solution of the
was imminent. An unidentified was arrested for
questioning in Columbus today
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
VANGUARD REPORTED Ov

BERLIN July 10 (UP)-An unusually ,arge num-
Der of transport planes swarmed through the skies
Berlin today giving rise to the assumption that the
guard of specialist and important personalities were
arriving for the Big Three meeting
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

The s1assiee raid. in which the
isanching warships Nentured 60
within 100 miles Of Tokyo Bay,
began shortly after the B-29s
turned homeward from nNe-
pronged assault on HOnshu in
dustrial areas.
(In Washington naNal ODE
servers specuiatod that 100 or
more warships might hs lu The
attacking American teClI
Ie-MINITE ROUND TRIP
Indicating The cloScncs~ of Tho
American feet 10 the japanese
mainland. a naNA-alIlll- uL--lA-LL
on a torpedo bomber SAID that I
took barely 10 minute, - leave
his carrier. drop "a load Of bombs
on a target 20 miles outside OF
Tokyo, and return
The observer 1t. ComGr. Cliff
Mcdowell Of Turlock Cad. SAID
that the attacks on Japan were
apparently a terrific success
japanese aCk-aCk FIRE VA very
heavy but wild and ineffective,
ne reported
He said the Japs Scf smoke
generators gong IN an effort 10
obscure potential targets
Other dTTUcU rrrurtrrt tt---- '-fi-
tire Jap coast ,appcayod 90 be- q
vast sea OF flames
OTHER POINTS HIT
In addition 10 the BIS raids
and those by the carrier planes,
more than 200 Llbcrators and
Mitchell bombcrs launched a ter
rife attack Of enemy aiIbascs on
Continued on Page ,. Col. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
ALLIES FRAME BERLIN GOVERNMENT SETUP

BERLIN, July 10 UP)-Chiefs of the American,
Russian and British occupation forces met today and
agreed upon the immediate establishment of inter-
allied governing authority to direct the joint admins-
tratiOn of Berlin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
COMPANIES STATEMENT

A spokesman for the companie:
said
I'VE regret the strike and
the Inconvenience to our Gus
TONERS. The strike occurred
without any notice. II involves
an attempt by the union TO tell
us what work some Of our
branch office managers can do.
even though they are expressly
excluded from the union con-
tract.
There has been no change
in work performed by these
managers since the inception of
the union contract In April,
1919"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
.5A755.
fines Photo

3,UUU,UUU SIAKVE IN JHINESE PKUVINCE8
CHUNGKING, July 10 (UP)-MOre than 3,0O00O0
Chinese have starved in Shensi Province awaiting
gency relief after unprecedented drought officials
Veaed TODAY.