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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-28

estra premiere there Carnegie
Hall Concert at Symphony Hall
on Sunday eve, Jan IL.
In addition to the long list of
band numbers included in the
program, Hampton has spot
lighted numerous personalities
from within the orchestra, as
well as present several new orr
ginal compositions.
Tickets are now on sale at the
Symphony Hall box-office, State
Radio, College Music Shop anc
Krey Music Co.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-28
WOMANLINESS

A pretty face is good to have
and so is lovely hair and a per-
feet form, but above these at
tributes stands WOMANLINESS.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-28

This is the quality that all men
seek subconsciously. They think
they see it here and there and
pursue what is not there. A wo-
man with this quality is an an
Choir for any man; she is his love
his comfort and h isstay.
Motherhood requires this essen
tial if the men who are to be
born for tomorrow-real men,
who are to walk the earth, up
right, manly, adequate.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-28
LIONEL HAMPTON CONCERT
SYMPHONY HALL JANUARY II

Real, primitive, soul shaking
rhythm that will cut through
the staid atmosphere of conven-
tional Symphony Hall like a
whirling deversh reciting Vach-
Ell Lindsays Congo in a Sunday
school, is what you will hear
when the dynamic Lionel Hamp-
ton and his new 20 piece orch
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Politics
 ,in-. Pdssing

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 aftew conditions fiEslt 1lAsass1ysf is AfS0tfysg fem 61 9asesaastos9 fbht fJefgt n0W tttsgse evefy feaS6s9 WJgy governments sfl0t1l se6slos8Szs ~ l1ttetl e rSssS5Ie, s1 t1l4s taxss won't t8ssk ttSs bsSks of tsls p.asssS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Salvatore GiufFre

Salvatore Giuifre of SS Madison Street. died yesterday morning at St. Mary's Hospital after a brief Illness, A native of Italy, son oi the late Bartholomew and Anna (Balsamo) Giuffre, he came to this country AS years ago and had been engaged in the meat busilieSs in Waterbury since that time At the time of his death he owned a mar ket at 29e Bank Street.
 He is survived by his wife, Au- gusta 1ppolito) Giuffre; two sons, bartholomew and Vincent. all of Waterbury; three daughters, Mrs, Alfred Anderson, Bristol, Mrs, Ed- ward Prall ard Mrs. Gerald ODon- nell Of Waterbury; four sisters, Mrs, Peter Micen, Corona, l.. l., Miss Adeline Giuffre, Mrs. Cosmo San FIlippo and Mrs, GlacoGna Ray monde, all of Italy; a brother, Eu- gene, of Italy, and five grand-chil- dren.
 The funeral will be held Monday at e:i5 A. M. from the Bergin Flu neral Home, 29o East Main Street, to Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 9:A5 for Q solemn high Mass. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home tonight and tomorrow after noon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
JeFemioh Shuqrue

Jeremiah Shugrue, Of 2is Louns- bury Street, an employe of Water bury Button Company for 60 years until his retirement 10 years ago, died last night at St. Mary's Hos pital after a brief Illness.
 Born in Ireland, he wAs a resi- dent of Waterbury most of his life, and was communicant of Sc. Fran cis Xavier Church. His wife was the late Elizabeth Lynch Shugrue.
 Surviving are four daughters, Sis- ter Mary Edwin of the Order Of St, Joseph, Hartford, who Is ct St. Lawrence Convent, West Haven; Mrs. Edward Conner, Mrs. Joseph Pelletier, Mrs. Frank Kennedy, all of Waterbury: two sons, John Shugrue, Detroit, Mich, and Raymond Snug rue Of Waterbury; i0 grandchild hildren; il greatgrandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held from the Mulville Funeral Home. 270 West Main Street, Monday morning, time and other arrangements to be an- nounced. Burial will be in new St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from to 10 P. M. and tomorrow from 2 to 10 PM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Prominent |CoFtoonist
 Sueeumbs

sohn D. NaFcOux, 10 Fganklm Street, WelisknoWn ehFtoonlek dled ns Bb MaFyb Hospital iAst nlaht ca result og a heart attack,
 Born ln Waterbury and educated ln local sehools Mf, MArcoug wAs a prominent caFtoonlst whose ca~ feer eneompassed association on the now defOnct, One.tlme famed New York World with such artists and eaFboonlsts as nuge o0ldberg, MIR Gross, E, T, Webstef Of Mlls qnetoast fame, Percy Crosby, cree Atof og Bklppy, Ernie Dushmlllef, cfeaseg Of Nancy, and many others, For more than a decade, MT, Mar. coug vas an associate artist with Percy Crosby and ln iD42 engaged in war work in local industry, Of recent months he he'd returned Co caFtooning and was drawing the cnotlnuity for "9upefsnlpe,e 6 eafA toonsbook first oFtglnated by his late brother who died two years ago, lie was well known ln local golflng circles,
 Survivors include Mrs. Margaret CDunn) MaFcoux, two daughters, Roberta and Marguerite Marcolx, aIl Of Waterbury, his mother, Mrs, Jeanette MaFcoslx of Ardsloy, N Y., two sisters, Mrs, Daniel 0auvin Of AFdsley and Mrs Nell Towne of Nangatuck,
 Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning from the Mul- vile Funeral Home, 27O West Main Street, time and ether arrange ments Co be announced, Friends may call as the funeral home to. morrow and Monday from 2 to 10 ?, M,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
HaIian-American COP May Name MavoraIty Candidate

4 Dogssfd Ks1sn 0f 1tsIiaB> American leaders tt) tie t09z1 Re- DtaISeaB Dasty is t9af,Slttlz Q 0sfsS [ eaBNaaasS fos ttSs cop tslay0sa1tS nomination m 1S17, ASS1s110z t0 tsSs1sss ie fseDaa9seab e1fgjts> T11is zS0s1 ts ks10wB t0 Aps fsseDtst1 9ysS tsls faTs tsla1 several ssAse Leaders, q ttls Fseeft victory" bsSgtist tless "gs1S1 ttas t1D Di2Gs 01 ttls tseks4 nSzt yeaf tO Raymond E, 9fy1sS, tts rasty'S candidate tS 1al5l
 FasttsY e0wDgsess1nE tsSs s1tssS ssosg 1n { hs1ys t0 ~1H tSlS mayor Assy examination f0s T1pD CslA8SS x8a MSg11as1 D. BesSeB, tl0Y . faem3eS of tsse B0af1 q Aldermen
 T5aS 1tat1afl@AHsssSeaD bi0e fss1S tssa1 tsg, SDylsy sa0td1 f0s Get tS1s nomination by 1efa91sy 1g support N . e1s,1llate Of tSls5S EsS00S11lz, tsey fpossBt 0 the victory q Senator. gge6s Frank Deaaasna in tie 19sb Senatorial District taSt sl0sstsL TJSey SfEass zlso tSl4t faepS voters of tSAsiaf1 decent afe stfj1 fesesst~ fsd 0yeg tsle AF00Ds0g 6E Mayor pAsSSek PeSy1etio S0sEs yssfs back,
 Leaders o1 tt9e 1tzssasIAsoesSeasl oOP SsDaD are s0w scanning ttSs party marks ia sesSeb q s casS~ l1lsee 0n p1sOm tssey ean st1 agSes,
 WSsh tsse etSts af1 congressional e1ees1osss tS9g1Sz mace 1seDfs1Sest1s toeat51 Gs0se confident dan ts1eL fHeys been a1 years the s1aY0gs5sg n0mtnesGos ls . r1atSp tt1a4 t1ay bs bsseesJy fought Sog, NS> Gnroers kaeskeSs ss1 tsSas tsas acceptance 0s Esss nomination aD 1el4, followed by ts1s satrDszss0951 strong FasD, entities 1IifD Co tsss chance next yeaS>
 GegateglsE1 Of toe Democratic osgaG1zaes0n here ase keeping q close eys eB tse developments h, tsse O0P camp, T5sey gre hoDsfnI tsaat tsse COP tea6erssslD n111 bead reeg, ae t has several tanses tn tsse c4ss, fsItteg 9wsr the chances oS . BeDalt9lean victory
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
OBITUARY
Mrs. Nora Quill

Mrs Nora Gull, widow of Thomas Gull, died yesterday afternoon at her home, a Ayers Street, after a long Illness.
 Born in County Kerry, Ireland, daughter of the late John and Mary tF4tZgeraid) Collins, Mrs. Quill had been a resident Of Waterbury for the past 60 years. She was Q com municant of the Immaculate Con- ception church,
 she Is survived by Q daughter, Miss Julia V. Quill, nurse with the City Health Department; @ niece, Miss Mollle Collins; and nephew, John J. Collins, all of Waterbury.
 The funeral win be held Monday morning at e:l5 from her home at 24 Ayers Street, to Immaculate Conception Church at Q for Q sol- ern high Mass. Burial will be in old St. Josephs Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence today and tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Second Church PI0ns COntofo

Following g1le eatltata, Sfbe Cltia Jesus ag tjle second C0Bs GSeKatl0nst ChHTsh Bpn1aY Hlgbg 2l 5s5e, | e9iege1 I1egteB p1etDFs entitled "Cbf1stDlzs efI tibe Cana AdiaB RFaFlese viii be presented by p1FN LAars (, t,0Hiten, fa- fllass sSDiayef, TIBts ljisD ts bea1s tafsIsy illustrated wftb eoi0T Hl0y1es aBa Dns1eSi see0mpaDSs haeng ef gtse peoples ef Cs8ada-~ KItmDses Of Iiss Aboriginal EsbtS sses, ezSJy French aBa British settlers sad the scots oB Csps tjs1tA1sl
 s1TS, R0Hl1eH's activities pre-, t1ens e her extensive Sth9y q Canadians include sine other Se1enl1gie expeditions e Aff1ea, IBl- Aia, Central America asl1 the West 1aates, Notable articles appearing ba ssTbe Nzg1osat Geographic b1aRaz1ae,7 HJkatwrsl History and ApazsJ7 aieng pfth several egtS sta8aIng contributions t0 the blss terY 0f music published is Vty. tog Record Albums attest tbs gast esteBI sud importance of her Uefk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Union Church Stages Party
 Tonight, 7:30

Wateryille, Dee, H,=Tbe euns day School Christmas party Of the Union Church, scheduled last night, yas postponed because of the weather and viii be held this eyes fling at 1330 ta the church, The service Of Christmas music original Iy planned tonight has been post. Dofed until Dec, %,
 Tine FgllowEhlps of Grace Meth. odist Church viii sponsor Q serve ice of carols and candle lighting tomorrow evening at 7,30, Miss JsequeIins Johnson and William BFsiinsdoFf ytii De worship leaders. C0loYed slides of Henry Van Dykes story, 'SThe Other Wise Man" will be shown, Open house viii be held it1 the parsonage following the serve ice.
 The Rev, Herbert BaFTali viii speak at the ii o'clock service to. morrow at s. Paul's Episcopal Church At Q the Young Peoples Fellowship p11l hold . covered dish supper and Christmas party. Each member is asked to bring . small gift for the grab-bag. At 3:5O to. morrow afternoon the Junior Young Peoples Fellowship viii hold their Christmas party Members of this group are also asked to bring 6 small gift,
 Mr. and Mrs, William Emons of MagbFook are parents of a son born Dee. 10. Mr. Efnonz k the son of the late John Emonz and Mrs. Em0ns of Homer Street.
 Mrs Della Green and daughter Parry. are spending the weekend with MF. and Mrs. Robert Dean of Terryutie. Mr. Dean returned to his home last Wednesday from the Bristol Hospital
 Employes of the press room of GeOy1il wateryiiie Division held their annual Christmas party last night at the Hillside Restaurant on Willow Street.
 The "Biily Moore Club" were hosts yesterday afternoon in Gprague School gym to ail school children at a Christmas party. Ice cream and cookies were served and gifts distributed to each child. Movies were shown and Jim Kielty portrayed St. Nicholas.
 Following gre the church services for tomorrow:
 Gospel HaIi: Breaking of Bread, fO:30 A. M; Sunday School at 6'30 and Evening Gospel service at 7:30.
 Union Church: Morning Worship Service at 10; Sunday School at ii, and evening Eyangelistic service at 7:50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Smith Funeral This Afternoon

Naugatuck, Dec. 2i = Funeral services for Mrs. Mary (Nettleton) Smith, eS, who died Thursday morning at the home of her son, George Smith, Allerton Farms, will be held this afternoon at 2 ct the BuckmIiler Funeral Home, 22 Park Place. The Rev. Paul W. Peterson, pastor of the Hillside Congrega. tionai Church, will offlciate. Burial viii be in Middlbeury Cemetery, MiddlebuFy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Mrs. R. H. Clark's Mother Succurnbs

EeymotiT, Dec. zl Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart. e1 widow Of Gabriel Stewart. who died yeSter- day in the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Burr Waite, in Bennington, Vt, where she had been residing the last year. will take place here tomorrow at 2:30 P. M. in the W. L. ward funeral home. IS Pine Street. Burial vii lbe in Trinity cemetery at the convenience of the family.
 4 native of Scotland, Mrs. Stewart gas a resident Of Seymour 6S years. She was 8 member of the Seymour Congregational Church and Olive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Holmes uneFoI Mondoy Morning

Bridgeport, Dec, 2t--Mrs, Eli5as beth 0. Holmes, wife of John J. Holmes, 4e42 Main Street, 6 resi-. dent of Bridgeport % years, died in her nome Friday,
 Services will take place Monday at Q A. M, in her home, 4o42 Main Street, and ct o;30 in St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church, Long Hill. Burial will Dc in St. Michael's cen1. etery,
 Mrs, Holmes is survived by two sons, Vincent Francis, of Trumbull and George Raymond Holmes, Bridgeport; two daughters, Mrs John Canfield, of Stepney, and Mrs. Leo Niedermeier, of Long Kill; two sisters, Mrs. John O'Brien, Water bury, and Mrs. Edward Keegan, of Long Island: two brothers, Michael and William Cayanaugh Of Water bury and five grandchildren,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Papers Withdrawn Tn S 900 Action

Withdrawal papers were nled m Superior Court yesterday in the s. O00 etgtl action of Mary PTigSonero Waterbury against Giusepplna Ben efyenga. also Os this city. The nti- gaaA0n was based on injuries al- iegedly sustained by the plaintiff Oct. is. fe44 in a stairway fan on tae defendants property at zS Hill Street. Settlement terms were not Aisesosa6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Marriage Intentions

Marriage intentions filed ss the Bureau Of Vital Statistics in City Hail include:
 John MacAab. { Grove COlirt. and Martha A. MeNaEght, A Wa tervliie Street.
 Thomas ]. Flanagan, JE, zi Arch Street. and Helen Ennaee LAhey. ITS Chestnut Avenue.
 Lesteg L. L0lsear. s1 East LAber- ty Street, and Dorothy M. Sage. 70 Merrill Street.
 Leo PTOTaneher. lis Railroad Hall Street, and Bertha 0OsiE1nsk1, is Railroad Htll Street.
 william Geanl0n, 11 LAa6AOw Street. an6 MAdeafne Amtnnes. ! Revere GtresE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21

hannus Henry oemynthe of Tor rington.
 Funeral services win be held this afternoon at P, M. at the Alaerson Funeral Home, 70 Central Avenue with the Rev, Robert Berger of St, Johns Episcopal Church oailcfating, Burial will be In old Pine Grove Cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Title Clearance .SOu0hk in Action

Tsie clearance to property on Psaza Avenue ls sought In an action fled in Superior Court yesterday by FT&nkdyn \ Denen and Howard @. MatxkAn. both 0f this e9sy. against water F. Casey, formerly of EiSis esty. 0g fas beArs. creditors. oT representatives. The plaintiffs claim an error was made in . deed executed in fe15 s0r . previous OWreE TAey acquired the premises Sept. 70.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Junior Choir Names !Slnke of Officers

Ann D1lska& E4s elected pseG- dent OS the Student CkOar 0f Gt 10- serhfs Church a4 . meeting lass nlzbt se the cd S. 10se1bs School.
 Ottser 0zseesS foS ElSe coming year W11 be- VseesDsessdent, Mary Ra~ ksaaskass secretary, Nellie Hogkns; ssezssweg, Irene DseylESkzs: traaS- tees aE6 librarians, Mary Lou Ser S1aee1 and Dorothy Ton0sassaS; and raesse5ty chairman Dorothy Bud FAs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
TrnT1pefers Resume Public SeYenGding

The pse-yar program Of Christ mas carols presented by the four CTseTe BlSset and Holland Trumpet CTS was rsstatiguFated last night from the balcony Of the U. 6. Army Recruiting station at 5s North Main Street. Carols p1il De played again tOnags1: and Monday night at 7;1S.
 The musicians are George Gentle, wIIfssd Devineent, AsDerSco Gentle ard Michael AdanesnL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
County Detective Resiqns Position

County DetecSaye JOSevn ". Mitchell of Hartford, who assssted sn the ioyesssgasB0n f0S the WzteT- brary Conspiracy trial, terminated t,ls services as . State investigator yesterday, -
 Acknowledgement Of the term1na- tt0n 0f services was made hy States Attorney Meade Aje0rD, who gave no explanation He merely said tsae services ended at noon. II gas reported that the deteet3yes wTit- len reclamation was in the states attorneys ofsee yesterday after noon
 bfiHhsll waS not in his 0flee yes- ter6sg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Bristol Foreclosure Case Tr0nsferyed

4 $500 etyf action brought by eE0 WategDGry lawyers as the re- ss1t Of property foreclosure in BElStO1 was tsansfe1e6 yesterday from Esae WaeeSbssy Superior Court Co tsSe GnDeSs0r COOaart in Hartford
 The Ss1t ls brought by Attorneys Clayton L. Klein ard Max B. Trat- S5g agsinst the Csty 0f BEAssOl. sts tax collector, FSaneas B. Riley. and M, James Nt1reseT and Arthur ]. Yanke, sisO Of Bristol
 The plaintiffs claim t1se city l. Legally f09eelOee1 the property sn . tax 1sen slEt They claim. they 1id not receive nOtSee of q tax war rant on sise premises
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
FIorio Post Plans Chriskn1as Program

Rudy Fore s1ii play Santa Claus at a Christmas party being given for children Of members Of Florlo Post, ItaIian-Amer1ean World War Veterans tonSoSr0y afternoon at 2 In the post rooms. Ernest DAn- brOS3 is chairman of the entertain snens committee.
 Entertainment viii be provided by post members. RefreshmeDts wtll be served and gifts distributed. A chkstgas Carol program has been prepared
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Priesf's Condition
 Remains Unch0nGed

The condition Of Rev. Francis OfGhea. pastor of the Immaculate Conception Church, Eas reported as unchanged" today at St. Msrys Hospital. Father O'Shea is still in critical condition. but DT. Andrew J. Jackson reported the priest is '.re- spending favOEab1y."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21

Tlae asassh feY aew aesEeeS q fsvsmae fa CeMgsebseNt k Aee9Es ently e04nG zlSMG tWe Bess-TeKS S6gAf fgsOzgae Ag4 Asfss tazAs, Betb ,N1H heSs tIsslF SseDsstsFSs b0gb VII fAeSe Dsegey ef opposition, fFs aesbsfnd C tlsS stese lSeeass tes y1il sVsY bs an1Sevs9 b1 tts IeeisfStalfs, ho Hl9tseg hGN nKsss- fng Hleg be tise faes1 Of na9lBG additional NeatEeAs ef feyeaNs, ThsFes pseFs efAanee fer ths Aales les, Altl1aeb C fsg't e. vel lfksA anf fiaAs eSIIlsfsNp SbsasS Ngiag fSesn tfse fat tfs1t { esgeg tax ls bs11evea c psg tAe bnsseB ea tbe esa9H ta3es1sg, 1N1 W1tb DfeagAses ef slats al9 e eltses aS1 tewTls feV eAMeat1enSf pafn9sess with fsemsYeag AeNaaaA1 feT . Ss- teffn 0f fleTe nlegST Vsigfe5s fg~ eslD1s c tke t1WnG C fe8t 61- Mea1S C Fesilxe Wfle1 . teA tew| naahesS face fn 6leg1ng 9n tAe eesa sash te tslaNes . etete b@AGet flSfst here ks CiSnaesBleek
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
ReceiCev Authorized To Sell Materials

Superior Court Judge Thomas F. TSDaar1 yesterday Geys rsFH1asss0o t0 HSe Sees4yeS 0f ts1e Waterbury Cement SD6 Csssheg Block Company Q es5 SEs materials for e1O00. The feceSyeE&ssD action vas starred Iass month b1 Canse11s Madonna Of Ws- tsshaagy, 0gJ1eg N one-ssnth Of the stock CsaeDsn Do1s0a waS later 3D. pointed receiver by the court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
Miss OIqo Gemynthe

Miss Olga 0emynthe, 7s, of isi Cedar Street, New Haven, died Thursday in New Haven General Hosiptal. She was born in Denmark and formerly resided in Waterbury.
 She was a member of the Danish Slsterhood of Waterbury.
 She is survived by a brother, Joe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
IN MEMoRIAM

Tn loving memory Of Pvt. Ray mond IT. Mattson, who was killed In action In Herrtgen, Germany, Dec. 2i, l94s: Happy and smiling, always content Loved and respected wherever he went, Always thoughtful, willing and kind, What a beautiful memory he left behind.
 (Slgned)
 MATTSON FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21

Chapter, No. 26, O.E.S.
 Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Waite, of Bennington, and Mrs. Robert Clark, of Waterbury, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21
CARD or THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors, especially Waterbury Druggist As- sociation, for floral offerings and the expressions Of sympathy and kind ness shown us during our recent bereavement, the death of our be- loved father and brother, Frederick Higgins.
 WILLIAM and GEORGE HIGGINS,
 MRS, JOHN MADDEN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-21

WatsfbuEyss borrowing es0sS5ty continues C STOW b1 IeeDe afl1 bosafda ft koks nov as H ssse Ga1 ketween tssis e5ege legal bgss ass1 the sosaJ 0f tosDds ssa1tset 0 etse0 limitation would bs zEflSost 1ley y969>~ GO ka ie47, C eOsasse, ts94Fs t4kS ing advantage E t5Ss fact tsSA4 1ttfs ing tfSe teDgS . great h14fg1 b0sb1 isSttes were directly exeDDsSl from stAsasogy limitation h1 ssSs wording O4 tfge aet taf1eg wJ11eb tfSey were etsGtsog1zeA> tr ttsSs1 fS13 tsSe e5tg fSad never taken advantage N 8lsS legislative psgnaseI01 sfI1 ssWS1S included tsSeae bonds aGk0sg tss6ss subject Co limitation Even f tsSey weren't included, tss est1s excess M 6S5s int 0pey ff1eeSeffleee would te ns0ge than ssx million, 1rs Aossttft1 f adyana4ge N esGb borrowing eapaE1tg vii be taken, bnt ft's iliee e kfow ttSs ssssaess0s fS e Sosy,