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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-30

Now that the Brooklyn Dodgers
are out in front of the Cards a
half game it is only natural that
the boys on Fifth street are on
the Dodgers band wagon. And it
is only natural that the Dodgers
havethe edge onthe chance to play
the world series. Yesterday the
Gums" took the Boston Braves
for a doubleheader as Preacher
Rowe and Don Newcombe moved
the Braves down in a 9-2 victory
inthe opener and Big Don shut
them out in an 80 white wash
inthe five inning night-cap as his
fast balls found their mark on the
best hitters onthe Braves roster.
Don racked up his 18th win as
against only eight setbacks for the
first season in the "Big Show.
The work of Carl Furollo, and
Duke Snider who's homers could
be heard all over the field was a
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-30
From the Police B|otter
By Jimmie N. Jones
BY Jimmie N. Jones

Beads of presperation stood on
the forehead of Ralph H. Jones,
632 Gettysburg ave-, as he stood
before Municiple Court, Judge
Paul Sherer, charged on three
counts Of drunken driving, illegal
possession Of slot machines, and
illegal possession of punch boards.
However, he vas relieved Of a
great deal of worry when the
court fined him for the driving
while drunk charge which was $50
and cost, and for theother two
charges but suspended the latter
two on condition of good behavior
and wound up paying the cost Of
court, $500 on the three counts,
making the net fine $50. and $25-
80 for the cost.
Police are still puzzled on the
mystery Man" who draped him
self in a blanket and robbed the
S. S. Kresge company of $4,000
this week on one of the most
daring daylight holdup in the
history Of the city and made a
clean getaway. An all day grilling
of a suspect by detectives reveal
ed nothing so far as it went for
8-hours by bet. Sgt. Robert G..
Reed and bet. Jack Smith who ap-
pretended the suspect at his home
Wednesday night by Diets. Walter
Knight and l.. A. Granson. The
suspect was tentatively identified
by photographs by various per-
sons who got a glimpse of. the Gun
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-30
Zion Hill Baptist Church
Broadcast Every
Sunday Morning

The Zion Hill Baptist church
has the only radio program in this
area. Thousands of Daytonians
have been listening to the live re-
vivals of Reverend J. Ambrose
Hubert and the three well-known
choirs Of the church every Sun
day morning for the past few
months.
Since the beginning of the pro-
gram his popularity has ~increas-
ed many times over. 1t was the
latest accomplishment of Reverand
j. A. Hubert in the many years
he has been in Dayton. 1t is a far
cry from the time when he first
came here to find a church that
was in poor financial shape, with
a dwindling congregation, to today
when the church is financial with
a large congregation, 8 choirs and
a radio audience that is quite
widespread.
There have been many express
ions of commentator of Reverend
Hubert for gaining this spot on
the radio and for making such a
great deal of success out of it.
The program will grow to even
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-30
SPQRyRENEW

great help to Rowe who BANKED
the Braves until the ninth when
two hits were registered against
him but did no harm. Now that
the Dodgers are out in front, it
remains to be seem what will hap
pen in the two remaining games
on the Dodgers roster; and the
three on the Cardinals schedule.
The Cards were scheduled with
the Chicago Cubs this afternoon,
while the Dodgers are idle.
According to the pending
schedule, anything may happen to
the extent that a play-off may have
to be played to decide the series
contenders in both leagues. But
we will wait the outcome Of to-
days games before making any
predictions on the future.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-30

A prompt investigation should
be made to determine what per-
sons are behind the acts of van
dalism which have been perpetrat-
ed in the past few weeks in the
De Soto Bass courts. In that peri
cd vandals have committed such
malicious acts IS pouring sand in
gas tanks of new automobiles,
smashing windows in new cars and
damaging the paint and tenders
on cars.
Altho the police have been re-
ceiving many complaints from
victims of these vandals, no one
has yet been able to explain the
motive fro the malicious destruc-
ton Of property. One fact appear
certain after interviewing several
Of the victims. The acts are not
a personal grudge because they
being committed by anyone with
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-30

bigger proportions if Reverend
Hubert is encouraged by letters
frfom his radio audience. Many of
those who have heard him have al
ready written him words of con-
gratulations. Those who haven't al
ready done so, should do it soon.
The church is situated at l Fitch
street. Mail will reach him there.
Donations will be especially ap-
preciated, for no church can ex-
pand without the funds with
which to do it. These donations
are deserving considering the great
deal of community workthe church
and it's pastor have accomplished.
For example, on October 16,
the 3rd Sunday, the 16-room old
age home will be dedicated. 1t
will be located at 11-13-15 Fitch
street. An outdoor program will
be attempted, weather permitting,
and a prominent city official may
speak. There will be a band and
other interesting things on the pro-
gram.
The public is invited to attend
the service on Sunday mornings
during the radio broadcast.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-30
Wand ism in the
|DeSotu Bass Courts

are too numerous. Most of the
damage seems too have been pre-
meditated and executed in such
a way as to avoid detection.
One victim drove her car into
a gas station last Friday after
noticing that it was acting strange.
The station atendent looked at
the gas tank and all about the lip
Of the tank was sand. 1t was not
mud that might be picked up most
anywhere, but sand which had
been carried in a sack, perhaps.
Another victim one morning dis
covered his car with every window
smached as if by a hammer. Rob-
berry was not the motive, for the
car was not broken into.
Several others in the area of the
courts have reported similar des-
truction of property to the police.
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-30

In order for a man to master
himself, he must start down low
on his false-pride shelf.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24
arm Equipment
Being Returned

A hay baler valued at $4,000
and a tractor were back in the
shed of the Wherefore farm
equipment after being stolen and
the "finder" awarded 500 for
the recovery.
The baler, the only n of it's
kind was stolen from the college
last week according to officials of
the school and hauled away on the
tractor of the farm. While the
award posted TO r the recovery
was paid the "informer" no ques-
tons were asked and everybody
is happy and working again.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24

Now that the FEPC double
cross has shown up the hands of
most of the members Of the Ohio
senate, action should be- rehearsed
now to send the double-crossers
to their political grave yards. The
special william in the whole farce
enacted in the senate yesterday
was, Of course Senator William
Boyd Of Cleveland.
Lausche called for the passage
Of the FEPC, but he never used
his influence nearly as fully as
it might have been to whip up
Democratic support of the bill.
Boyd who conspired with the Re-
publican opposition to put over
an unthinkable and unavoidable
educational" bill is himself a
Democrat.
There is rejoicing in the ranks
of the reactionary Negro haters
in Ohio today. 1t adds to other
enjoyments of victories they have
won recently over liberals and
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24
COURT news
BY Jimmie N. Jones

Acting Judge Gregory C. Karas
melted out a stiff sentence of $1O0
and cost and 80 days in the work
house to Fred Graves, Jr., 10, Of
143 Edison street " esterday in
Municipal court, after he pleaded
guilty to charges of making a
false report Of being robbed in
the 200 block on East First street
Wednesday after midnight.
Graves admitted the hoax to
police who were summoned to the
scene of the supposedly robbery
when he told them that a man
had robbed him and that he was
chasing hi m at the time Of the
arrest. The court told him the
sentence would be suspended pro-
viding he would behave himself in
the future. The other man was not
apprehended.
Henry Smith, "a, Of 1923 Sage
avenue, will have a preliminary
hearing Monday in the court of
Common Pleas before Judge
Charles Lee Mills on the charges
of arson. He was arrested last
week when it was discovered he
had set his home on fire in order
to collect the insurance.
Clarence Mcintosh, &c, of 25
Jones street, charged with bur-
largy, in the theft of $3.50 from
a safe in the Stivers high school
last May 25, was held to the
grand jury.
. The three judge panel sitting
CONTINUED on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24
Believes Congressman
Should Work up
Sweat on

as he pointed out that every ma
jor religious organization in
America, Catholic, Protestant and
Jewish had gone on record favor
ing the bill. FEPC legislation was
included in both the Democrat and
Republican platforms. All Of the
labor unions, CLIO, AFL and the
railroad brotherhoods have testi-
fled before the subcommittee fav-
oring fair employment legislation.
Eleven states with approximately
Is million people or half of the
population Of the United States
now have FEPC legislation on
their statute books. "Now who do
you consider the rank and file"
questioned Powell.
During the question period,
Cong. Fisher was asked what
Texas was doing to assure en-
ployment for Negroes and Mexi-
cans.
To this the Texas representa-
tive replied that the minorities in
his state are getting along very
we'll. They were happy he said
and do not want to change the
u. S. constitution. They are al
most all employed, he continued,
and they feel that they can settle
their problems very well them
selves, therefore, they do not
want a great white father in Wash
ington telling them what to do.
Fisher was stumped when a bu-
reau employee asked how Negro
CONTINUED on page p
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24
Ushers Sponsors
Solomon Wedding

The Usher board No. 1 and 2,
of the Mt. Encn Baptist church
are sponsoring a tx. : Solomon
Wedding" Sunday night, June &c,
at 8 D. m. Mrs. Anna Buchanan,
the president of the No. 1 Usher
board, is the originator of the No.
2, board, and has been president
for 10 years. She is the author
Of this wedding. Mrs. Lucille Smith
is assisting her.
The public is invited to see this
spectacular wedding with all Of
its attendants.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24
Mt. Enon News

The first hay ride of the year.
The senior usher board No. 2, in
vites yo uto go on a hay ride to
Englewood dam Friday, June "a
at 8 p. m. Weiner roasting, re-
freshments and a lot Of fun is in
store.
War declared! Battle of songs
Sunday, June 26, at $3.50 p. m.
The mems chorus of Mt. Enon
and the Kings chorus Of Shiloh.
Look! Look! Look! Carnival
Saturday from 4 to 9 p. M, at
the church grounds, given by the
Mystery club. Everyone is invited.
Games, refreshments, prizes. Come
one, came all!
The Swan Silverton singers from
Nashville, Tenn, will be our guest
July 3, at $3.50 p. m. All are in
vited to come and hear them sing
in competition with our own Big
Four quartette. There will be a
donation.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24

WASHINGTON, June "a. GAN
P)-"I believe that both houses
of Congress should stay in session
through this good old Washing
ton weather until at least one of
the pledges made by each of the
political parties is carried out
and I believe the FEPC should
be the one," declared Cong. Adam
Clayton Powell 3D., N. w., last
Tuesday night.
This statement was made on the
Aemrican Forum of the Air, over
the coast-to-coat net work of the
Mutual Broadcasting system where
Cong. Powell debated with Cong.
o. C. Fisher 3D., Texas), on the
question as to whether there
should be a federal FEPC.
Cong. Fisher opposed FEPC leg
islation on the grounds that such
a measure a only an attempt to
create a Bureau in Washington
which would dictate to the little
merchant down on Main street as
to whom he should or should not
employ.
Such a measure might soon be
telling the employees for whom
he should or should not work,
contended Fisher.
"The rank and file Of the
American people oppose this bill"
stormed the Texan.
II don't know who you consider
the rank and file" declared Powell
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24
Mrs. Heard
Returns for
Wedding

Mrs. William Heard of 48 We'll
Ter street, recently returned from
a vacation just in time to witness
the marriage of her daughter, An
nabelle, to William White, Of 2O28
Lakeview avenue. The marriage
ceremoney will be performed to-
morrow Saturday at $50 p. m.
William Heard, the brides faith
er, will give the bride away in a
home ceremony which will be Of
ficiated by Rev. Womack of Day.
ton. After the wedding there will
be a reception at the bridegreom's
home, which will be attended by
relatives and many friends. The
June bride and her husband will
reside at 2O28 Lakeview avenue.
Mrs. Heard just recently re-
turned from a reunion at Talla-
dega college in Alabama. From
Talladega, Mrs. Heard spent a
goodly portion of her 10 days Wis
iting old friends. The class reuf-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24
Ohio Still Keeping Back
0fthe Times

progressives. Here in Dayton, de-
spite the efforts of the Daily Ex-
press to whip up interest, not a
single NeNgro leader displayed
the courage to run for the city
commission this year.
This means that Ohio continues
it's steady backward slide when it
comes to keeping up with the
changing times. While all the 9TH
err states are changing for the bet
ter, Ohio lags and lags. While
many southern cities are witness
ing the advent of Negro candi-
dates for city bodies, Dayton,
which already has put forward Ne
gro candidates, throws out the
window the greatest opportunity
to gain a position on the city
commission.
What is to be decried is not
merely the lack Of character Of
representatives who make promises
they break without a DIRK Of their
christian consciences, but the al
most complete lack Of interest,
particularly of so-called Negro
leaders. in the welfare of their
wv people. Especially in Dayton,
Ohio.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24
Seventh Day
News

Elder j. N. Aston, pastor in
charge o f the End Seventh Day
Adventist church, 269 South Will
liams street, was honored on
Fathers day as the founder of the
church. The congregation present
ed to him through Mrs. Irene B..
Van Dyke, master of ceremony,
one Bible and hymn book. The
theme of the occasion was to
"Give the Flowers to the Living,
if You Love Them, Tell Them
&c."
The principle speaker of the
evening was Elder Wathan Wright
of the Germantown, Ohio, church.
In his address he pointed out the
founding and growth of the
church. Many visitors were on
hand to witness the event and
they were heartily welcomed.
The Springfield church choir
gave quite a few renditions with
Miss Mary Wash at the piano.
Also a group of. young people in
Guiding the three Phipps sisters of
the Cincinnati church, sang. Four
other associted Elders took part
in honoring the above mentioned.
ion, said Mrs. Heard, attracted
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-24

ion, said Mrs. Heard, attracted
alumni from all over the country.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

beneath the surfae0 IN Washing
ion. But perhaps it'S Mt ~ im-
portant
what tire tourist wants o. see
q tlse men and women who
rase above politlral rosscnness.
And soFne % them are cumulcn1o-
ratsd through statoes "a Wash
ington Ths tourist isn't concvTn-
"a wiih t0day's forty nine cents
politicians. ae knows one thing
TIE cslshae doesn't know Most of
tle present crup 81 pslii1cians
Mlll Wont cause q ripple ten
years frsm ma
TIE tuurpst knows a thriving
dema0crarg can progress even
though the sbsses ga she gov
ernmaui are sumetlmte cNcysslvt.
And though the cahiWe can't sot
a the tourist has size right asa
talde. It's Ike thc PCntagon aaa
the CenletgHy II sent always he
ike that SoFne day they'll stup
burylng those boys. And aofut
day theyu tear thr Pvntaaon
down-or turn 4 over @ thc bsv
scBsts
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

twgnfy even teautiful heal.
thV -nd sell dressed childrtn n
uae rhmsn as wimers irom q
EnHsp ui lg2 that had becn regis
ternd st the Baby Show held
auntaF ftermsam "a the Amer
Can Afeiau Hume % Stlek Island
aga sIsnsagtd h} tho Legion and
a. AuEiaarE
Annumeumlent ut the Wannera
uas masie by Mrs Wiiheimina
Harvey ~ tia scores Submitted
o. tafa rs a. hdgga werc total.
et TIE ehiliren wcre each even
Fssni p gaeh individual ltadne
tln fusnts wrre tutaacd hy =
faHf ketps 10 iudgc there
tW uald knaW which of the
rtlaun s.4la am unih all the
paants attE tatalCd loa eaCh child
~ tlr frkupef Thus each
chtit aaa aaurcd q fair and even
ef 1ufr ui MnnfnE wtth nn per
slnsl fesutlsm uT paftality on
tfH ralt &C. an istdual Judge
bema blt n the fnal iudg
ina
Use afFee consisted 81 Mrs
eattau smith Mr iuhn Bafk
Mr Bse kda ards. Miss Pal
AIS fHre Mr R hIsunt aud
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06
Visitor Making First Trip To Key
Vest In Fifteen Years ConiempIaies
Purchasing Property And Liring Here

Mmkme her isra vaia to keg
Sea Is fifteen years - Mrs..
aaftim nNaiev. ul Cleveland,
uha. 81 1854 uhen she visited
tlse llamd Cilg. asa was Mim ial-
n CuN shr having wei and
a9taad M Dodey Ia 1854
Mfe Waieg. noN . wadn~,
affa "a ahr has aiways want.
f8 fo aeiutn here. since gt the
tiHe "a hef nrsi visit She thoaEht
Sea Wet anf ~ tiie most hesu-
tae1 piars sle had ever seen.
Nn eige saYs. even wiih al the
fhameua ulaf have taken piaee,
8s aM auas il q chsrminN and
hsmlV eEtF. snd nieiupiai.s
nafehaslu lua pfupafty and making
hf permanent hume here
Fm the past severed voars sac
has hstn sFeuaina hef @ulteTs
e. ttf hahamsa. where sne bad
heash houe which she recrntiy
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06
Boby SAo'r Sponsored By american
Legion Ind AUXILIARY Large Success

children Wss an extremely dii
fiCuit one. for truly there wts nat
onc angle unaitractive child in
the entire shoW
Beautiful guld and silver Dos
nE cups. silver baby drnkng
cups and blue red ahite rhbuns
were awarded the Ninng these
items havsnE hccn donstod bs thc
beachuumbeT Shop. Puli1ek s.
Frank Johnsuns and Paul ahor
The best -dresscd Url &unnrr
rheTtsa Diilun was dressed Is
Ideal ToEg the best dfs scd boy
wlnngr. Kenneth ncuda wu s
dressed hY the Children Corner
ard tisc urctticzt giri was regi
tered IN The contest 90 Nictut
Juvenile Company and drcsatd
b. that urm Other lrms p.rtfr
paung .n TIE Show lntludei u.t
Trmncal Trader and Allen But
Stuge
a Cuulpletc list ol thc &luunE
cniidrgn " as pullIshcd Yestt.i ias
Committee membrte Ir paus. s.4.t
tUr tfYe outstanding surst u tE.
Baby Shax inf ludei SIR RUt
Carry. chairman Mr klAlua
WarTtn MF DurutfY b. Acara
Mrs. Nimia Slkca Mr jos phiu#
Sawyer. Mr. Mamie SaAt,.
Au Bertha Slan. AMI "a Gftf
ma MCClaln
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06
Coming Erents

WEDNESDAY, JULY
Meetsnl : 80 u NJ a Monroe
Cmuty Cllnic 81 beam sac
and n.oiiu Emergency Nolun
tecg Coursc. lnfaTmatian can
~ ehtaineahY by teiepnoning
Mrs Barbara flatskins at
laz2-W
rHuRSD. .T. JULY
Meeting SeWing Group "a Mon
roe County Hospital Aux
harv. go PM. 81 Hospital
Call Mrs nuft at s2oW lof
rausportatiun.
Tcenage Dance, sponsored ~
Scrvice League az 81 Paui'a
Church. Parish Hall Aiussg
hy CuFal Isle serenadeFs.
Chauefunes
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

disposed II. She had thought Of
settling Ia Palm Beach bat de-
cided suddenly to visit kev
West before returning - Cleve-
land. and has found the seaiher
20 mueh a. her hking here that
siae has ehanerd heT plans.
Driving aFosInd the ISLAND yes
tefday. Ms Dosley Was ablr O.
pick osli q numiseF oi iamiiiar
faces remembered frum her vls-
u fifteen ycars aao. and asked
alsoui several people she re-
membefed meeting la l9s&
Mr. Doslcy lcaves tuaay to
drive 10 Cleveland. and from
there me viii Ho 90 the nugthefn
Wisconsin lake district for the
summer She intends O. return
"a kes West early IN Oytohcr. ai
Which time she will make deii-
mite plans fof making her hoUe
here
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

Tlse vxrv epntrast oF she tsssa
funcessas beine pssfsww'sd slese
by side. s0unetifnes brsnG . frus-
trated f~ellna b washington 5
visitors one ~ Washington ;
many cab drivers pot 4 ihis way.
.shen asked about the tourist wno
vi~1t Arlington Cefsseters
soFnc Il the ladies cEy when
they see the many stone mar h
erx oVeH the araves IN AEiin9assn-
Thev eea deprcssssd. The men
seem to take q more resigned ai-
t.iude Some of the tourists Nans
g. stay around the tosElb 81 tile
unknown soldier iuT q l0ns time.
They nearly always SET rather
eFioaas theae. All 81 them TIL me
how terrible ~srs are. bat Hssssi
af them thsnk anuther one WI
nute
An that Just about sums ap the
atituae oi tae Washington sour
a The cabbies have q down
paa Ths tsurist Is filled wita ave
on neeng Washington. bat TIE
cabbi,s tTy to pal thcsn straight.
They tell the visiiDrs hoE rotten
Congress -. hos political this ard
that =. and hos dsgraaing and
gecrttful thss psslltaral lifr actually
n Bui the tourist isn't primarily
.aterested Ia al that One uf TIE
c.ttliliss sdmstted aa ngaeh.
They like g. iuoh "a the sta
t,aes ui ear great men 0f the
past The present cEop of pslitl
rians duszsnf woTry them ufugh
They don't know he said.
And the cabbie had something
there Ths tourist DOESN'T know
He isnt aware of the Fottsnneas
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06
Nary Wires Club No. 30 Held
MOHIIIy Hospital Party Monday

the different things a. be- couli
rtm0mtar
AfteF the ward vas covered
and ths patis nts given tlme e.
test their memories. the paprfs
we're cullerted TIE Three pspe5s
Niih tso lunerst lasts &eFe sfFUn
pTixrs The one witb the INST
articies listed Wun lirsi prize.
tiae acgund iunEeat hst aerond
pfixo. and ne thtrd lunsest lhifd
prize
The prizes acre wrapped las
ailts, So that the winner acre
not sure iast what they bad a.
ceived ~ the way of reward iof
llas.r eosd memoT scs
Miss Edith Ots. Rsd CFuss Re
creationsi Stlpervisor. also bad
an extra prize Cos the patient
Gaesina me m0at items Which
acre red. white and blue The
1inner "a this prize reviewed q
prize wrapped in rea. &hitc ana
blue. winners Of all prizes also
md . little American fisg ag-
tachea a. their beds
Thi8 Quig was Cafrscd oui in
both waTds with the patients
oni0ying the auesalng Raue very
murh
Members u the club sho as-
SISTED "a une psugTam acre tht
Mesdames Iona Aiken Helen
CheFwa. LoFrslne McGure In
a. Repkie AMI Ntfa Wussd
The neat hospital pariY. sp0n
sorud ~ Navy WTves Club. viii
he Monday. Aegusi 3. 1919 a.
- hich time q maSicai proNi am ia
ieing plsnncd
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

Nav Wives Ciub Ma g. held
the moulhly hospital party for
uae aataauta ,n wards ID" and
n7 ai the q s Naval liuapital,
ieteeen the haaa II TOO and
B - q a Manday
The trasiltionsi lnelepenienc.
uag foiula 81 red. whiis. and
hita Wefe eaffled oui in fsxoFs.
rfmfams end tle Tea Waann.
iltm stieh pIngh and csaskles
atfc hefNed ta the patisuts dur
inN the Nguefuu for the even
ina M beautifully aecufatei
asa aAgen was dang b. lhe Red
gfaas anlkeFa a tfe hospital. a.
weN u8 ffse faVmN which we're
niwu ~ TIE mtn dtlfna thg
faa q ~ tac gxrnina Tue Fe-
ffefAwEnis were brought and
mHNea ~ m.rn.fefs ~ me Navy
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