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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
|ah Youth In
APE Attempt

4 ~ ycar-old youth was ar
ncd before Judge O. z. Ide
Il Saturday on a charge az as
with intent 10 rapc. The
,hdant Lewis Marshall. 2708
or was arrested on a com
nt made by Miss Ermalsan
Son. 1897 Larned
,e complainant told police
June 3 She was on her wav
Pc from work al Monroe and
fpcue near Congress when
4 noticed an unknown man
~ 30 feet behind her. lie
oWed her and she said she
an TO walk faster and so
nc As she walked up on
porch he caught hold Of
arm and made an obscene
nent He grabbed her by
4 arm and told her to come
nm. She screamed and
4 TUCK her knocking her over
nannister They both fell and
dragged her 6 or 7 feet be-
IN 2 truck and car on the
anl lot She continue
'''''h" tie continued beating
uh the face and tore her
''ls OF leaving her clad
j" htr panties and coat
"''ii" Woman's screams
~ nni"hhors md he fled
,., ,nnr"hcndcd and was
&, 'hcd nv hor w ""'
',shsll denied tho charges.
SAD he spent the rveninl
several bars and a theatre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
SAYS WOMAN
STOLE HER
ELECTRICITY

a Wurant Tor theft 90 clcr-
ulclv was issued ealy thIS
week by RccodCt ludgc Geo
Muphv against Mrs Blooue
Mars McCloud operator az q
BEATTY patlor az 5404 Milford
The complaint was entered
by NJ Mamie DaWhins IS ho
lives above The BEAUTY paflo
Mrs. Dawkins told the judge
that her electricity bills
which chad been running
about 81 month. suddenly
began jumping 10 So until
Mrs. MeCloud went on va
cation. when they dropped 70
81 again. only 10 resume their
climb upon her return.
An Edison company employee
told Mrs Dawklns that Ms.
McCloud had hooked hair
driver and several high powered
lights onto the DaWkIns meter
1t looked AS ID they had the
goods on Mrs McCloud even
though IL would be pretty hard
10 find any OF the stolen cur
rent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

with being top Negro polio,
man, and Allen Davis. IS. 280
+. Kirby, said 10 be his deputy,
in local 8 million dollar q
year syndicate.
The TWO are charged with be-
ing part OF a nationwide mum
bers syndicate. whose Illicit take
is many millions OF dollars a
year. Police recently rounded
up nearly 20 Detroit operators,
and their examinations will take
place at the same time as Bat
ties and Davis.
sgt CLAYTON Nowlin of the
Detroit police vice detail who
handled the investigation lead
ing To tic arrests declared that
the two men were relatively
Small-try in the gigantic orea
nilatlon since they handled on
~ several thousand dollars
day.
The othcr day. he pointed out.
raid on apt No OH belong
ing to one of the gang at the Sc
VILE Hotel netted a merc'
$4,000 IN cash IN a clothes clos
ct.
NoWlin's investigation has
been proceeding for more than
seven months. and the most
elaborate measures were taken
10 gather evidence. including the
filming OF many hundreds of
/ feet OF movies
The national syndicate, of
(which the Detroit gang is only
a part, was organized in 1912.
according to Deputy Supcun-
ltendant Kennedy Lawrence.
+ II was one OF the mos vie
cious and aeSpicable conSpira-
cieS 10 violate the gaming laws
Superintendent Edwin Morgan
declared III had been moving
IN on one independent operator
after another. and we believe
that we nipped the leaders Just
in time to prevent bloody and
disastrous gang war
The numbers continue 10 be-
among the most lucrative OF all
rackets. since they draw on the
resources OF many thousands Of
people daily. Much of the daily
take comes from people who
really cannot afford 10 gamble,
and the amount paid back IN
prizes Is inllnltcslmal, accord
ing 10 police officials,
The Detroit game was an al
traCtve and lucrative prize, and
police officials believe that the
most ruthless measures would
have been taken 10 secure a
monopoly here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
City Agencies
Meet To Plan


The inst meeting OF repre-
scntatiNcs oi municipal conn
munitv relations agencies from
across thc nauon was held ON
Monday and Tuesday at the
headquarters OF the Detroit In
tcrracial Comm tttcC in the
Transportation building
Dctroii was tho host to a
gathering that ls expected 90 tc-
suit in = natoral rlcarns.housc
type Of association ot official
municipal agenCles
MANY ATTENDED
Meeting under the chairman
ship Of George Schermcr drec-
tor Of the Detroit Interracial
Committee. were Mrs Ruth Alb
ernathv. St. Paul. Minnesota,
Council OF Human Relations.
Miss Edith Alexander MaVnr's
Committee ON Unity. New York
CITY. Frank Baldau and Roos
welt s. Dickev. Cleveland Com.
muniN Relations Board. Mar
hall Bacdon. Cincinnati
Friendly Relations Committee
Also George W CulbcrSon.
Pittsburgh Civic UNITY Coun-
chi Wilfrcd Leland. lr Mmnca.
polls Mayors Council on thu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

41seph Graves. 1898 SCove
fsycs IS now being questioned
VI the juvenile Detention Home.
NJ OVER EAR
a Young Tate was struck over
% lc't car Principal Marsh
Il McG ass school took him to
\ swooi hospital 30l Kirby
pee r mother works as a
fcpuonN
fhcsc Dr Guy Saulsberry
p an N.rav. gave him a soda
n and Kept him al the hospi-
y uniIl @30 PM, when he was
q home in the doctors car
y b hl> mother
ATHER ALARMED
-alcg n the evening the SEN
4 Tate became alarmed al his
y condition. and rushed him
q fod hospital. where he was
Bnountcd dead within five
4rulcS Of his admission to the
crGencv room
Detectives Of the juvenile de-
aJe attempting TO learn
pelAc The brick was thrown
Y 'un or in malice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
AdnitNegro
Papers To
Galleries

WASHINGTON. d. C-(NN-
PA)-CorreSpondcnts OF the Ne
gro Newspaper Publishers AS
Soci1uon and the Associated
Negro Press VIII be admitted
To the Senate and House press
galleries from now on.
Regulations allowing their en-
Try have been approved by
Speaker joe Martin Of the
House and by the Senate Rules
Committee,
Their admission follows the
successful battle by Louis Lau-
ticr. NNPA correspondent who
also represents the Atlanta Oar
~ World, 10 publiclze the bar
riers to Negro newspaper repre-
ScntatiOn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
Reflect Smith

Andrew J. Smith was re
elected exalted ruler of the
Motor City Lodge of the Elks
Tuesday night. He has held
the post for The past six years.
The election was moved up
10 Tuesday because the regu-
lar election meeiinq time
would have conflicied with
the state Elk conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
TRIES SUICIDE

Held on a dope charge. Lii
lic Mae Lumpkin Is. Of 220j
St Antoine. attempted 10 COM
init suicide by setting fire to
her clothing az the women's de-
tcption quarters az police head
quarters. early in the week
She was arrested along with
Bon Wheeler, %. Of $3.50 f.
Elizabeth. on marihuana char
gcS.
The fire was put out by at
PENDANTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

minutes before the explosion
She saw two white men plant
the bomb after she had been
attracted by the barking Of a
dog
Run IN BACK
She said she saw the men
run in back OF the houses and
lose themselves IN the tall
grass 80
Police who investigated the
explosion shortly afterwards arc
reported TO have gone back OF
the houses to the location where
the men lost themselves but
could find no trace OF them
FIRED VOLLEY
Immediately after the police
left. the two men were seen
10 emerge from their hideout
and are reported to have fired
vollev OF shots. An Inhabitant
of ono Of the dwellings saw
the two men running and re-
turned their fire. None OF the
shots took effect
Saturday morning deteCtlNeS
examined the spot where the
men were said to have hidden
and found that the grass showed
evidence that someone had eth
or trampled it or lain upon It.
LoUDEsT OF SERIES
Inhabitants Of both houses re-
marked that the explosion was
the loudest OF the series that
have harrassed the neighbor-
hood during tie past nine
months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

The Detro, rive ~ The foot oi
Bird street The Co'cncrS aut7p-
Sv on June save dioWnul
as the cause OF death
According ~ poHcc Sm'i
went 10 the home of his cs
tranged wife Marv Lowe Smith,
923 Plum. and forced hcr 70 &C.
company him IN cab 10 Rio
polio and jefferson. She was
without 4 coat and wore bod
room slipper, Aftor getting our
of the cab they walked toward
the Detroit River An ARGUMENT
started and IN the ensuing fight
he cut her Wice and she either
fen or was pushed ~ the i1Ncr
ON Dcccmber -. 1916 the WOO
mems division OF the police de-
pa,tmcnt issued q missing pore
sons complaint on Macy Lowe
Smith reported missing >'nce
Dcccmher Z l946
ON January Us of thi> yea.
Daniel Smith was arrested M
connection with The disappear
ancc. On January ~ hC made
"a statement io Assistant Prose
cutm Ernest Richards in which
nc stated he stabbed his wife
IN the throat and once on tho
right side and she foll IN the
river He was taken 90 court
on January "a ION writ and
released 10 appear when wanted.
He was rcarrcsted after his
wifes body was found and is
now IN custody in the WAYNE
County Jail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
WOMAN VICTIM

An East Side woman was
taken GO Receiving hospital after
a man seized hon In the rear
Of house on ST Antoine.
threatened her with knife.
raped her. and robbed her ~
watch and S.. carly Saturday
morning
Her sttacker escaped.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
FIRST GIRLS
MOVE IN
DELTA HOME

The FIRST occupants Of the Del
Ia Home for Girls. on Nj Ell
lott. moved into the house Fri
DAY. il was announced by All
nastasia Dudley. vice president
OF the sorority. and Edith White,
chairman Of the housing pro-
iect. this week
The home was purchased by
the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
OF Dctroi last year 10 be used
as home for girls between
the ages Of IA and Is, who re-
uuire a more desirable environ
ment than where they possibly
had been living
Furnishings TO supp c IN I
those purchased by the sorority
have been contri butte d by
friends. and purchased with
money raised by the Citizens
Committee. headed by Mrs.
Marv Jeffrey.
The girls will attend public
high school. be under the super
vision III 2 house mother. and
enjoy program Of planned
rccreational activity
Az present, tho speakers bu-
reau headed hy Maggie Math-
eWs. OF the sorority Is sponsor
i'm a series Of talks at churches
in order 10 help raise funds for
the operation Of the house. The
Citizens Committee is sponsor
ing baby contest for the same
purpose,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

Bombed Az ain

ATLANTA Ga (NNPA)--rwo white men last FRI
4 planted bomb between 1913 and $50 Ashby street IN
hWeS Atlanta the explosion Of which blew out twenty
windows in surrounding residences and caused MINOR
Y mage to the front porch of one Of the houses
a woman resident of one of the houses said lew
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

man Relations. Charles Liver
more Buffalo Board OF Com
muniU Relations Miss Irene
Burns Miller. Seattle Civic Uni-
tv Committee. Thomas a.
Wright. Chicago Mayors Com
miss sion ON Human Relations.
FRESS CONFERENCE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

Beaten 10 death was Henry
Gilbert. who had been taken
10 The Columbus jail for safe
keeping and then mYsierouslY
transferred 10 the Harris coun
iY lock up. His head was
Dashed in. his ribs crushed.
and leg broken suggesting
that several persons had com
niiied The crime.
Irr escaped nc Glhot tia-
David SON SAID have slirr
Ohm Sands q pilioVuc and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

ihNliA = lttil il' " b'iA' NtA tb
have stolen from his employer.
tho operator of beer garden
and bowling alley AZ 4462
Chcnc
DREW GUN
According Cd Witnesses Kelly
went TO 2f9j Bcaubien and M
CURED OF jamie card reSi-
dent foi George Lewis When
she said She old not know
where Geol gic lived kciiv as
sand 20 have dawn MS gun
She slammed the doom "a hlS
face and called the police When
they arrived he was gone pul
IN the couisc of lhc >cucl
a. man told them that hc had
gust fled from the bulung 81
2728 Bcaublcn becyusc tncfe
MAS a man inside icrrolluL the
place WITH gun.
SHOT DOWN
A inc police sialed to cn
ter the building kcitE ems ped
pointing his Gun az bcn They
shot him down and SIX bull
lets entered his body in has
breast SIDE and hip
Aitc his BODY was idtnUcu.
police Wctt cole % trace his cu
ploNc Wrp tcpoltc1 nai
and gun wore MISSING ia
his cSt8bli hmcnt and THAI ne
suspected ktllN The gun iouDI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
Arrest TWO IN
0GE POLICY NET
100000 Syndicate
Involved In Roundup

Two alleged bosses Of the numbers racket in the Ne
gro community were arraigned early in the week in Re
corders Court and released SO bond for ex-
animation next Thursday.
They Dave Battles 49, 300 Josephine, charged
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
Child KILLED BY ROCK
On SCHOOL PLAYGROUND
Hold Boy Who Threw Fatal
Stone For Questioning

An j year old boy killed Monday by brick
owE y school mate in the yard Of the McGraw school
lcCraw and Wreford.
Keith Tate, Jr. 35l4 Moore Place. died Monday
LennC Ford hosnllaI after be strnck al hv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
Cops Kill Man
Who Waved Gun

A man who terrolized residents OF two apartment
buildings with on lower Beaubien street by police
Saturday night
He identified by his mother Mrs Pearl Elder.
l6 vi 2691 Z LafaYete. JAch kely On his body was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

ously on October 81 when dY-
Mantle was thrown on lis
porch and caused considerable
damage 10 the porch and win
dowS. No personal injuries
were received in either Of the
bombings.
The residence al $50 Ashbv
Eppe. has been bombed twice
Street, owned by Rev a, {.
during the past few months.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
rprr pARKINC

FREE PARKING
Gotham Hotel and Ebony Dining
Room. Southwest cor. Brady y
John n.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-14
Christian Mathematics

TURN again, if you viii. to Sec
l. ond Peter, and read his mathe-
matical formula by which Christian
character is realized:
add to your faith virtue, and
to virtue knowledge, and to knowl-
edge temperance, and to tenn
perance patience, and to patience
godliness, and to godliness broth
erly kindness, and to brotherly
kindness charity. For If these
things be in you, and abound, they
make you that We shall neither be
barren nor unfruitful in the knOwl-
edge of our Lord Jesus Christ"
Old-fashioned stuff, someone will
cynically observe. Aye, old-fash.
ioned it may seem. but only from
this old-fashioned formula can char
acter be built-Christian character.
And what is it that our needy,
frightened world is asking for above
everything else today? For the
certitude of hope that is found only
in hearts that are staid upon God.
We may smile at Peters mathe.
matics, but his formula is the only
hope for United Nations, the only
hope for world peace, the only hope
for civilization.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-14
Valuable Information
On Adopting a Child

HAVE you often thought about
= i adopting a child and let the
matter drop - just like that?
Granted the first step is always
the hardest but even that one can
be easy if you know which way
you're ding.
The first thing to do Is consult the au-
thoriZed adoption agency nearest you. Go.
prepared to answer queStionS-Which are
kept onfidentiaEabout your home life,
your marriage and the type Of child you
want
Authorized agencies in every state are
listed in our latest Reader Service booklet
Adopting Child along with actual case
histories, the tragedy of black market ba-
bieS and how children are tested before
being offered to you.
Send Csc in coin for "Adopting Child''
to Weekly Newspaper Service, 243 West
18th Street, New York IL, N. Y. Print
name, address with zone. booklet title and
No. 205.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-14
Jude's Benediction

VOU have read, I hope, the brief
L Book of Jude, only 25 verses. You
have followed his pungent, cogent
argument. You have followed his
exhortation. And now you come to
his benediction-za very fitting eli
max for Sundays lesson:
''Now unto him that is able to
keep you from falling, and to pre-
sent you faultless before the pres
ence Of his glory with exceeding joy,
to the only wise God our Saviour. be
glory and majesty, dominion and
power, both now and evermore.
Amen"
AS You sit In your living room.
or on the train, or in the plane,
or In the hotel, or at the hospital,
or wherever you may be. reading
these lines, remember this-the
need Of America today Is more
Christian character in the home,
factory, store, bank, mill. field,
school room, In the meeting house.
God grant that we may heed the
admonition Of the Scripture pas
sases above cited. and think on our
ways while it is yet day. The night
cometh apace.
(COpyriRht by the International Council
of Religious Education on behalf Of 20
Protestant denominations. Released b.
WMU Feature9.)
Arizona sun., 1947-11-14

According as his
divine power hath
given us all things
that pertain unto
life and godliness,
through the knowl-
edge Of him that
hath called us to
glory and virtue"
We may partake
of the divine ma
ture. having es-
capped the corrup-
ton that is in the
yxy0r1d through Inst
Arizona sun., 1947-11-14
The Love of God

TK EEP yourselves in the love Of
IN God," Jude 81. There is the
formula for building Christian char
acter.
This business of building Chris
tian character is based on formu-
la-keeping within the circle OF
Gods love:
1t is just as essential to have
the proper nourishment in build
ing Christian character as in
growing a fine ear Of corn. Prog
ress is not accidental. 1t is the
result of right thinking, right be-
baylor, right purpose. Only in the
love Of God can the young life
find the nurture for Christian
character.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-14
Building Character
Lesson for November Is, 1947

WE SHALL need to read careful
, w ly Second Peter If we are to
profit most in the study Of Sundays
lesson. Peter tells us:
Arizona sun., 1947-11-14
As Jesus Grew

XXIE HEAR a great deal today
w about juvenile delinquency. The
question everywhere arises, What
can we do to prevent juvenile de-
linquency?
We have the answer In Sum
days lesson. AS Jesus grew in
wisdom and stature and in favor
with. God and man, SO can every
youth in America grow into strong
and beautiful manhood and wOm-
anhOOd.
The parents Of Jesus, we are told,
obeyed God in doing for the Child
all that they were commanded to do.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-14

That, realize, is very difficult for
us to understand, and yet it is with
in the grasp of every boy and girl,
every man and woman, in all the
world.
In addition to Second Peter, we
are asked to read Jude and Luke
2:4O-52. The passage in Luke tells
how Jesus grew and waxed strong
in spirit, filled with wisdom; and the
grace of God was upon him.
Evening star., 1947-11-21
HELP WoMEk.

white, experienced; 5 to-, II
ehlf' ahi asast AnD'y l2o g. wayne ST. AfA' Va
MATTRESSES, white. over 1s years age:
WORKING, conditions: Kresses 1oc store
MATTRESSES CO, exper., Chinese and
American rest; Apply 1909 Wis: aye; NV:
Sundays; $50 week. 1911 Underwood st
WOMAN, white, refined. young or older
Chase from 4 pm. to s. P. 8. Box 1925
sso2s WSaAH pessan xas WORK T Fa 9l Sf siis Ifs
WOMEN I pd; TO COVER belts, buttons and / do
hemstitching. We will train the person
we select. Apply SINGER SEWING
MACHINE co. Gill Georgia ave. NV,
Young LADY between 90 and e5. for gen
eEal office work must be rapid typist and
200 Munsey -I BLDG. i$%a E EST st, NV. So
YOUNG LADY, white, to train for work
pref: but not required. EDMcNDS oPTI-
CLAN, 915 10Th st. NV -23
YOUNG LADY to sell records; experienced;
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NC; 500 2 s.; NV, NE. $40. "a
YOUNG WoMAN kAs ob NEAT SppeaTancs to
illdndSG sinai DTdllCn laundry StoTe. f1uul
Enyeart MoRNINGsIDE LAUNDRY. $500
GEORGIA ave SH. 1850 I'll
BIG MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS showing
well-known item in toy departments: full
or part time openings. Give address.
phone and experience if any. Box 31-V.
SMALL REAL ESTATE FIRM needs the
services of several women with cars to list
and sell property; exper. not necessary;
liberal com. arrangement. Call Mr.. Hogan,
400 till pm -21
CONGENIAL EMPLoYER-Permane po-
Sition for stenographic, clerical work in
Write aualifications' give telephone mum
ber. Box 25-V, Star. -22
GOOD HOME rm.. incl. porch. small
compensation for settled woman in ex-
change for Ink. and care of house: )
adults IL 69S7 -21
Evening star., 1947-11-21
HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcon..,

CARPENTER-CONT rec. rooms,
in knotty pine, ,Celotex or Nu-Wood plank
mercial repairs: insul brick and asbestos
siding applied; financing arranged. R. W.
RUSS. days vi. 7o96; evenings. FIR. 1895.
COMPLETE COMMERCIAL and home re-
MARNER coNTRAcTiNG CO, No. $500.
chain Immediate erection. CARPENTRY. con.
! essoNNsSTsRsucTIo5Sp Co. o1Ii Di. oias lN.
ayns sshdne nshnF
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GENERAL REMoDEL1NG of all CONNER
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block work and fiaEstone work. Call EN-.
HEATING-on furnaces and oil burners.
summer and winter domestic hookup: eX-
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INSULATE your attic. save fuel. For
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MURRAY 9OOFING co. 90.
KITCHEN REMODELING-Imme in
stallation of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
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painting and decorating. MODERN HOME
CO, 1916 Conn. ave. NV MA. 6710.
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METAL TILE for kitchen, bath, vestibules
payments arranged. RA 1870 -26
PROOFING-Cellars, walls, floors,
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mates. NEVINS. TW. S124. 23'
WATERPROOFING-A kinds, below grade
and above grade. ROBERT E. PRICE,
Wisconsin 1898 2ls
Evening star., 1947-11-21
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ACCESSORIES, BLDG. materials. new and
used used open all day Sat. and Sun Some,
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Call Dis 1902.
ANTIQUES-cherry 1-drawer table, cherry
and pahoe. washstand' Lamp m. misc. glass
CRIB, small, maple, with mattress. Emer-
HNTfofEs-eofa, pictures, pvt collection
Of glass. 315 N. Oxford. Arlington. CH.
AHTioUEs-Three matched blue overlap
glass dseants9!; also sdd pieces; reeson-
Aoie' AS' 1Ao''