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Smyrna times., 1947-01-09

Mrs. Bertha B. Clifton spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Owens, Jr., in Wilmington.
Miss Frances Louise Hoffecker
has accepted position with Equit-
able Trust Company of Whining
ton and has entered upon her dut-
les there.
Lieut.. Kenton Price, U. S. NJ,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex c. Darrah and Miss
Marie Louise Darrah at maple
Shade Farm" near Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mills and
son Junior spent Sunday at Rob-
erts, Md.
Mrs. James Montague, who has
Smyrna times., 1947-01-09

been seriously ill at her home is
much improved at this writing. Her
many friends hope to see her out
soon.
Davis H. Bell, well known Smyr-
ma merchant, has accepted a posi-
ton in the department of the
United States Collector of Internal
Revenue at the Office in Whining
ton.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-09
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date Of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-09
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

This week marks the middle of
winter, but has been so free of
storms and extreme weather as
hardly to seem like winter. The
temperature, taken as a whole, has
indeed been rare.
The fox hunters from this vicin-
ity, MiddletoWn and etc., have been
having a gay time in the good days
of the past week or two down
Thoroughfare Neck. The favorite
spot seems to be the meadow near
Collins Beach where they can most
always find fox ready for some
fun in two or three hours chase.
A day or two ago there were twen-
ty-five dogs in the pack.
The Smyrna produce market re-
ports prices as: Eggs, per dozen, s
and cents; chickens, IL and ID
cents; butter, per pound, II and Is
cents.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-09
PERSONALS

ber of their friends Monday even
ing, in honor of her grandmother,
Mrs. Binkley and her aunt Mrs.
Hoax, of Chicago, I'll. The even
ing was most pleasantly spent in
games and social pastimes. Those
present were: MIR. Clinton Riley, st.
Georges; Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hud-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Anthony,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Hudson, Mrs. j. w.
Clifton, Miss Hettie Megear and
Charles H. LeFevre.
Col. George H. Raymond was
present in Wilmington Friday, to
hear the celebrated lecturer, Gen.
j. B. Gordon, of Georgia, on "The
Last Days of the Confederacy."
The discourse was two and a
quarter hours long and the speak
er held the attention of his audi
ence I'LL the last.
Mr.. w. G. Postles and wife, of
Camden, Del, have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Postles. It
was Mr.. Postles first visit here
since he was a boy.
Invitations have been issued to
the marriage of Miss Sallie R. Bus
teed, of Sudlersville, Md, sister of
MIR. w. M. Busteed of this town,
to Mr.. James H. Smith, to take
place, Tuesday 10th inst, at Cal
vary M. E. Church, Sudlersville.
Clarence B. Raymond left this
morning for a three weeks visit to
relations in Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fleming en-
tertained the whist club last even
ing.
Mrs. Maria Smith entertained ar
evening company on Thursday last
in honor of her birthday. A large
number of her relations and friends
were present, an orchestra o1
three pieces enlivening the occa.
sion with popular airs.
Mr.. Linwood Phillips is making
two weeks visit to his home al
Laurel.
Mrs. Eugene Davis has returned
from an extended visit to Chicago
Ill.
Mrs. C. G. Swinney left Monday
for Shiloh, N. j., to attend the
wedding of her nephew, Mr.. Ethan
c. Swinney with Miss May Wood
ruff, which took place last evening,
Eugene A. Smith of Philadelphia
was guest Sunday of Clarence B.
Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Scout, OF
Smyrna Landing, who have been
spending month or more in the
vicinity of the Delaware Water
Gap, returned home Monday.
G. Reynolds Stevenson, clerking
Evening star., 1947-06-10


Help yourself er vegetables on fruits kept
ondndicty lighted and mrred
and peed The spoe0s
quickly
refrigerated doors Slide Cheese
possible selection everyday low dsoyed proper
heotho roasted coffee
modern
household eons and other
bronds
Market make
10 and tuke advantage OF these
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
Donald Crisp Signed
As HEAVY In Smith

HOLLYWOOD - Switching
from the law to outlaw in sue
cessive screen roles, Donald
Crisp recently was signed to
play a top heavy in Paramount's
Whispering Smith, A a n
Ladd's first big outdoor drama
and his first in Technicolor, CO.
starring Robert Preston with
Brenda Marshall.
He will play the important
part of Barney Rebstock, big
scale cattle rustler and head of
the outlaws who wreck and rob
trains in the western mountains.
Leslie Fenton, who directed
Ladd's last Paramount film,
Saigon, is directing "Whis-
pering Smith"
Crisp recently completed a
role as the martyred sheriff in
"Ramrod."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
Rogers, Wilde, New
Romantic Duo For
Columbia Film

Ginger Rogers and Cornel
Wilde will be co-starred in a
new romantic comedy for Co.
lumbia, according to an an
nouncement made by the stu
dio today. Don Hartman will
produce and co-direct with
Rudy Mate, who will also
screen play is by Melvyn Frank
serve as cameraman. The
be a first Columbia picture for
and Norman Panama. This will
Miss Roers. Wilde came to
film success with his Chopin
role in the company's Techni-
color "A Song To Remember,
and has since made THE
Bandit of Sherwood Forest"
and "a Thousand and One
Nights" both in Technicolor,
on the Columbia Lot.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
Margaret O'Brien Now
Newspaper CoIumnisf!

HOLLYWOOD - Margaret
O'Brien has joined the
ranks of national newspa-
per columnists.
The nine.year.Old Metro
Goldwyn.Mayer star, soon
to be seen in "The I'm
finished Dance" has agreed
to do a column titled,
Growing Up With Marga-
ret O'Brien," for national
distribution six days a week
by the Philadelphia Ledger
Syndicate.
To initiate Margaret into
her new field, the syndi-
cate staged a party in New
York which noted column.
lists in and near Gotham at.
tended with their children.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23

llONC4lOI w III OO lllG SCIGGn nDldy.
This. will be Miss Peters first
screen appearance since the
hunting accident that crippled
her more than two years ago.
For her return to motion pic
lures, she has elected role that
will present her as a heavy"
a marked departure from her
previous screen work. Miss
Chapman's last previous assign
ment was a co-starring role
with Robert Young in Colum-
bias forthcoming Technicolor
Western, Three Were Thor
oughbreds," filmed by Cavalier
Productions.
Cummings, we'll known as the
director of such hits as the Rita
Hayworth starrer, MY Gal Sal"
and "The Dolly Sisters" will
confine himself to producing on
this, his first independent ven
ture, and is currently seeking
another.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
Thomas Mitchell
Gets Important Role

Thomas Mitchell has been as
signed by Jack L. Warner, ex-
ecutive producer, to an impor-
tant role in Warner Bros forth
coming outdoor epic, "The Sill
yer River"
Enrol Flynn and Ann Sheri-
dan are co-starred in Stephen
Longstreet's action story of sill
ver-mining in Nevada.
Mitchell has been cast as
Flynn's lawyer-frien in the new
production, which Owen Crump
will produce for Warner Bros.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
LYNN RECORDS

Diana Lynn is a stickler for
perfection. Before the star of
Paramonuts Easy Come, Easy
Co appears as piano solist on
the air, she records and re-
records the composition until
she is finally satisfied with her
work before the broadcast.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
Chapman, Peters To Co~Star
In Sign Of The Ram"

Marguerite Chapman and Susan Peters have the two
starting feminine roles in Irving Cummings independent produc
ton for Columbia Sign of the Ram based Margaret
sons bestseing novel; Charles Bennett known British
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
MGM British Studios
Production Enlarged

HOLLYWOOD-In connection
with production plans for this
year at tro-Goldwyn Mayer,
announced by Louis B. Mayer,
studio head, it was announced
this week that expanded plans
for production in England also
have been completed with Ben
Goetz, in charge of Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer British studios.
Five stages now ready for
operation there and indications
are Young Bess" and "The
Secret Garden" starring Marga-
ret O'Brien, will be the first
before the cameras.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
Wally Beery Will
Be Fashion Plate

HOLLYWOOD-Wait until his
fans see Wallace Beery in his
new picture, "Alias a Gentle.
man."
The veteran star, who has
averaged only about three cos.
tune hanges per picture
throughout his career, will have
twenty-seven in the new film
almost as many as Lana Turner
has in Green Dolphin Street"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
OTHERS AGAIN

Jerome Gown will again play
the part of Dagwood Bumstead's
boss in Blonde in the Dough-"
which starts at Columbia this
week under the direction of
Abby Berlin. He joins a cast
headed by Penny Singleton,
Arthur Lake, Larry Simms and
HugL Herbert.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
Hayworth to Represent
Columbia

Rita Hayworth, now in Paris,
will go to Brussels May IL to
be present when her soon-to-be-
released Technicolor musical,
Down to Earth" is shown as
Columbia Pictures entry in The
World Festival of Films and
Fine Arts. Miss Hayworth is in
Europe on a tour in connection
with the production of Down
to Earth" and also to make a
of appearances at us.
Army installations in Holland,
France, Germany,
Italy and England, She is ex-
pected to return to Hollywood
late in August.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
MAKES READY

Murvyn Wye, making his mo-
ton picture debut in Paramo-
units Golden Earrings" Ray
Milland-Marlene Dietrich star
rer, is dexoting his spare time
for preparation on operate
roles. He is singing favorite
from Broadway, late of the
smash musical, "Corousel."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
Greer Carson Set
Visited By Royalty

HOLLYWOOD - Greer Gar
son, starring in M-G-Ms "A
Woman of My own" was in
formed two film fans were COM
ing onto the set to see her.
Her fans" turned out to be
the Maharajah and Maharanee
of Baroda. The Gaekwar is the
ruler of 100000 subjects in
Western India.
He looked on, fascinated,
while Miss Carson went through
one of her scenes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
eauds Films For
Advancing LiteracY

Tribute to the motion picture
industry for its effoSts in ad-
vancing the cause of literacy in
Latin American countries was
voiced by Viristo Camacho,
Costa Rican Assistant Secretary
of State in charge of education,
during a recent visit to the
Warner Bros. studio.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-23
STRICTLY AUTHENTIC

To insure authenticity of the
Gramercy Park sequence in Col
llmbia's Technicolor musical.
tDown to Earth" which star
Rita Hayworth, the studio shot
several reels at that locale in
New York.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

HAL.
Clifford D. Pierce of Memphis,
Tenn, president of the Lions Inter-
national, will be among Lions ofh-
cials attending the convention.
Others are DR.. Louis A. Rademaker
of Salisbury, Md, director. and Mel
win Jones of Chicago, secretary gen.
eral.
Wednesdays schedule is devoted
to social events, with a golf tour
nament planned for 8 am. at the
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club and a "jamboree" at 8 pm. at
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Business sessions will be held
Thursday morning and afternoon at
the hotel. The ladies of the Lions
will be entertained at lawn party
and buffet luncheon Thursday at
the home of Evan A. Sholl, 9045
Bradley boulevard, Bethesda. A
moonlight ride on the Potomac Is
scheduled for Thursday evening.
After q business session Friday
morning, two luncheons are planned,
at the Mayf1ower and Shoreham
Hotels. The afternoon is set aside
for sightseeing or attending base
ball games and movies. In the eve
ming there will be a banquet and
ball at the Mayfower.
A special breakfast at 7:30 am.
will precede Saturdays morning
business session. The convention
will end with luncheon at the
MayfioWer.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Trucking Group to Heor
FBI ExpIuin Theft Cases

An explanation of the way the
Federal Bureau of Investigation In
vestigates thefts of interstate freight
will be given to delegates at a meet
ing of the Freight Claim Division
of the American Trucking Associa-
ton, Inc, 1t was announced yes
terday.
The meeting will be held at the
Hamilton Hotel June 3 to s. G. E.
Heinrich of the FBI will discuss
the freight theft cases.
Col. E. C. r. Lasher and Richard
M. Buck, both of the War Depart
ment's Movements Control Division,
will talk on claim prevention activi-
ties. Other speakers include Emery
Johnson, secretary of Air Cargo.
Inc; w. H. Rodda, secretary of the
Transportation Insurance Rating
Bureau, and Joseph G. Colquitt and
w. L. Yingling, both of the trucking
group.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

and worries, the surgeon said, feel
ing crippled by their injuries.
Plastic surgeons from cities II
Texas and a half dozen from New
York will cooperate in the recon-
struction work. DR.. Shorell said
About three-quarters Of the face
wounds can be corrected as fully as
possible by one operation, he said,
but others may need up to q dozen
operations In slow stages. A major
part of the surgery could be accom-
polished by dozen specialists in
i've or six weeks. he added.
Surgery usually can correct ex-
tensiye scars and burns, through
skin gratis. Plastic surgery itself
leaves scars, but these are usually
hairline type and almost imper-
ceptible.
Rebuilding smashed or missing
features is more difiicult, but ap-
Evening star., 1947-05-25
By Alton [. BIokeslee


NEW YORK, May 24-Intensive
plastic surgery TO aid hundreds OF
facial cripples" of the Texas City
disaster is scheduled to begin by
July.
The program, as announced by
Dr.. I. Daniel Shorell. well-known
plastic surgeon of New York, calls
for a volunteer team OF a dozen
specialists to operate on as many
as possible of the explosion and fire
victims with SCARED, burned, or
mutilated faces.
So far as known, it will be the
first such large scale plastic surgery
treatment following civilian dis
aster, said DR.. Shorell. who. visited
Evening star., 1947-05-25

pearances can be greatly improved
he continued. New noses and ears
can be built up from borrowed car
tilage and skin. Bone can be grated
from the hip for other operations.
such bone transplantations will be
made for one man who lost . cheek
bone as,d for another who lost his
right eye, the eyesocket, and con-
siderable surrounding tissue. Dr.
ShoreIl said.
Operations will be started on nos.
pital patients, with nonhospitallzec
persons urged to come to clinics.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Mass Plastic Surgery Project
PIonned for Texas City Victims

Texas City at the Invitation OF
Mayor ]. G. Trahan.
There are $50 persons In hospitals
who need plastic surgery. he said.
and perhaps 400 others who suffered
some kind Of disiguring wound.
Hospital cases include persons who
lost part or all of a nose, ear. eye
socket, chin. cheek. or iawbone.
People usually magnify even
minor defects in their appearance,
and some of those who. suffered face
wounds at Texas City already are
developing psychological problems
Evening star., 1947-05-25

LI1t NldS AOWCA
Hotel.
The group In
cludes members
from Maryland
and Delaware as
we'll as the Dis
trict of Colum-
bia. Lions Clubs
of Metropolitan
Washington will
be hosts at
the convention
Jules C. Kicker
past president
of the Down.
town Lions Club,
Is general chair
Evening star., 1947-05-25
District 4 Lions
To Hold Silver Jubilee
Convention in Capital

An estimated 1900 members OF the
Lions international, District %, win
attend a four-day silver jubilee
convention beginning Wednesday at
Washington Journal., 1947-01-31
US H"undeIsschritf
findet MissbiNigUne

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noblne, Die al einen1 0buos Der
mirtihaftLihen 8e5iebltngen in
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Washington Journal., 1947-01-31

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dAlng init 8r1li0ent Srnnon iette
lid 8urren q. auitin iiir Ole aage-
meme @ebrpfIi1t Elm ulO apanote
iib 0egen ieglide einieitige Abriiltung
ser 8~ereinigten Stnaten. Ser nnteri-
feniihe 9ertreter bei ben 8ereilten
0ationen Iogte Neportern OoB Die
@runologe fiir ons gelomte Cider
beitsproeramm Der 9Sation oaaqe-
nIeine Mfilit1rau8bilou1g iein muB"
ltnO Die 8ereinigten Staoten iidl
niemoIS ouf einieitige abriilting ein-
lalfen miiroen.
@as Die Milit6rousbilOung CHE
9cbt, 10 ia9te er,6nB oicie ,y0ie @rlno-
Ioge iein mlIB = lie idiiBt ben gam
3en uebcrban oes JrieOerls. Sic 8elt
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riemaIs 3l einen Nbriiltuilsspertrog
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Washington Journal., 1947-01-31
KueIte versehIimmert
.Leiden in Europa

eonoon Seitige Sduceitiirmc
ieQteu mie0er iiber Die englilden
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IS maren Die i6liinmiten Shltee-
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liden 8inters 1861.
Gle Sdneeltiirme forOerten mill-
Oeitens Elf Menidenleben ulpO per
groBerten Die 2eioen ulrO @ntbeb-
rllllgen Der Bepobner uieler eur :
p1iihen Climber.
s5n Ser nlIberifnnildet gelnBnn8s-
sone III 0eutlhlano orobt inIolge
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neue Grn1brrngs- un0 9ei5mnteriol-
frile. Sn ben baperiid]eit alpen
mlroen 3rpei 2eihen %geiunoer. IS
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gefongene, Die aus einem @efan9e-
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Sn 8ieSbuoen unO on0erefI
Siaoien mubten sic Spriidfnm-
nlern Der gntnn3iiiSierungsfommil-
lion bic Gerbanolungen oertugen,
neil Die NerDnnolun9Sraume rn8e'
bei3t maren.
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Washington Journal., 1947-01-31
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Oltr1 cine @rfldrung Der So6ialiiti.
Iden @in6eitspartei 9eutldlan0S
befnnnt, OaB lie etlun 200 oertide
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0elti6en 9Lrbeiterll ltno ans Oeut-
l6en Wioterinlien ber9eItellten Ser
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idaft nift ltabil 1T. 8epor Die
Gereinigten Staoten 0ieier 6obri-
fenbeIdlognobne 5uitimmen fonnen
miiiIe feitgeitent lperoen, OBJ Die be-
ihlagnabmten @etriebe unerlGbli6
limo fir sic 6rieoenswirtidait
8eutihlnnos.
Son Der iopjetruiiii6en Wfilit6r-
Uermaltltng III Seutlhldn0 apltr0ett
in ser rilililhen 8eiaBungs5one Sn-
brifen oler 9lrt, oornlter 6emiihe
@erfe, Moidinenfobrifen ilnO oie
befonitte ltootlide WleiBrer Bor5el-
lunfabrif belhlngnnbnt. Soldle
8eidlognobmen unO 6ortfiibrung
Der 6obrifen in 9e1fi6lano ielbit
lpurOen bon Sen 9iuiien oorgenom-
men, menn lie in ben betreffenoen
Gin5elfdGen Ser Nniidt moren. 0ieie
Mletbo0e lei praftiiher als Die Nb-
montierling Der 8etrie6e uro ibr
Abtronsport nod Der Sopietunion.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-31
PrUnkentfoItUng Und
Pomp in Afriku

2oi0pn - Mls im llnterbars cine
2opolitGtsfltnOgebuilg fir aDnig
George VI. lutO Goni9in @li5abefb
onl1Blid i6rer 9lbreiie 81 elmer
f5nbrt Durd) 5ifoafrin beantrngt
iDuroe, erbob iif cine ein5ige Stim-
me oagegen.
8iltiam 8~onngber, Ser cine Der
51pei fomntuniitildpen Abgeor0neteL
ltilnmte gegen oen Antrng, nit Der
grflGrung: sd m0tte Die Auf-
nlerflamfeit nuf ben 3uitnno Der
9eeger in Sii0afrifo lenfen, Der io-
gar nod Dryer lit, ols Der 3nltoilo
Der &eger in ben nunerifnniiden
5iioltnnten."
Sn elmer 8eit, ga ser Slang Ser
Sole berblnBt lit, Bnben 8eonlte oes
britiIdven Synperiltms gr0Bte an-
itrengungen CUR Mie0erbelebung 0es
Gomps l4l1o Ser 8eierIiAefiten 0es
Oiftorionil6en 3eitalters gemodt.
3ie @elegenbeit oo0ll Dot 0ie fonig=
Iide Eoltrnee Durdl Siioofrifa, Die
nit Ser @lrfllnft oeS &onigS, Der
&oui9in uno Der beioen @rin5eiiin-
men am II. 5ebriinr in &apitaot be-
ainnen miro. @ier lino einige neile
gi1seIItnofpn iiber Die erite &eiie
zines %britiidJen SerriherS ms
,Gol0~.
3ie fonigli1e 6amiIie miro nit
5lug5elg, Nlttomobil uno Sof5ug
6ns politiId puIfoniihe 3ominion
BON 8ren3e alt @ren5e ourdaueren.
0obin lie ou1 fomnen mog, lie
tDiro non groBnrtigen 6eierlidfeitet
begriiBt mer0en.
Orei Snoabas, 8erlnmnlnngen
bon G"ingeborenen, murOet uorberei-
tet. Sn 9totul iperoen $4,000 3n-
ms in 5eoer4&opfihmud uno SEQ
par0enfea uuftreten, nno Elm Sell
BON ibnen miro 8olfst1n5e MAIDEN,
2ie6er iingen uno &eoen bnlten.
@anSe O6ien iperoen i'm Sreien
gebraten nit0 blinoerte 8ollonen
Don Dem BON Sen @ingeboreren ge-
braliten Bier oilSgelheilft meroen.
Ser 3oInIStamm in Ser &ap-Bro-
bins un0 Die 8oiutos i'm 8aiuto-
Lamb peroen dbnIide Geitipiele ge-
ben.
Ole Eonrnee miro So Gage Ooliern