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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-15
MRS. LOBLAW'S PUPILS
TO GIVE RECITAL

The piano pupils of Mrs.
Beulah Ruth Loblaw will pre-
sent a musical afternoon in the
Zion Conservatory Hall on
Thursday at 3 100 p. m. Parents
and friends are invited to hear
the children perform and re-
main afterwards for refresh
ments.
Among those performing are
Judy Dolan, Barbara Belliveau,
Harold Tatsch, Sharon Klein,
Constance Reisner, Paul Stuck,
Dianne Pennington, Brian Carey,
Patricia Friend, Rex Carey,
Richard Stuck, Marjory Ann
Seminole, Myrna Ann Tatsch,
Roberta Stuck, jeanne Bicket,
Dixie Lee Hubert and Jackie
Bicket.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-15
GRADUATION AT
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

Urbana-C Champaign, Ill. -
The largest graduating class in
the history of the University
of Illinois - approximately
300 - received degrees from
the down-state campus on June
18th at exercises in Memorial
Stadium. Approximately 800
more degrees will be conferred
June 18th to graduates of the
University medical campus in
Chicago.
In the class at Urbana-Cham-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-15
MAYOR HIRE CELEBRATES
SILVER WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

Friday, June oath is the 18th
Wedding Anniversary of Rich
ard and Elsie Hire, all their
friends are cordially invited to
open house at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. O. w. Farley at 1882
Edna Boulevard, where they
and their daughters will be
happy to greet their friends be-
tween the hours of 2 to 9 pm.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-15

paign were Clifton G. Capp of
2724 Eshcol Ave. He received
his Bachelor of Science degree
in Physical Education, and
Louis r. McCreight of 2613
Elm Avenue, received his Mas
ter of Science degree in Cera-
mic Engineering.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-15
ENJOY RECITAL
FOLLOWED BY TEA

Mrs. Bernard BEEN EVAN
geline Whiteman) of Wads-
worth Road, presented her pi-
ano pupils last Wednesday af-
ternoon at her home in Recital.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-15

The thirty guests who enjoyed
the playing of the sixteen STU
dents, afterward partook of re-
freshments on the spacious
lawn of Mrs. Beem's home.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Mans Trial Set;
Accused Of Rape

Charged with two counts OF
attempted rape, James Taylor,
2O790 Mitcheldale, Ferndale. was
ordered held for trial by Re
corder's Judge w. Mckay Skill
man after waivering examination
last Friday morning.
The 81 year old man was APP
prehended on March 27 near
Brush and Conant by patrolmen
who were alerted for man
who had attempted to rape a
81 year old woman IN that VI
cinitv a few minutes before.
TAYLOR was identified by the
woman as her aiiacker IN a
police lineup the next morn
inc. Another woman in her
early fhirties also identified
TAYLOR as the man who at
tackled her unnecessarily In
Sept, ls4s. =.
The accused is reported TO
have come up behind his would
be victims. clasp hand over their
mouth threaten their lives, ana
drag them between houses or IN
bushes TO commit the assault
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Mt. Zion Celebrates
23rd Anniversary

The New Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Mack at Chene be-
gins April 8, celebrating the
23rd anniversary Of its pas
tor, the Rev Mr.. j. S. Viii
liams. Sr. The celebration
Will last 2 weeks and will
feature some of the leading
pastors of the section as
speakers.
CONVENTION MODERATOR
The Rev. Mr. Williams ST.,
announced this week that the
Rev. Mr.. Bates Will be the guest
speaker for service SUNDAY at
Mt. Zion. He is 4 Missionary OF
the Michigan State Convention
AT Large.
The Rev. ]. S. Williams ST.,
is moderator of the Michiaan
District Association. vice pres
idenf Of the Michigan State
Baptist Convention and vice.
president of the National Bap.
fist Convention.
The Rev. J. S. Williams Jr.
who returned 10 Detroit from
New York City last wear is as
sistant pastor OF Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. He VIII be the anniver-
sarv speaker April g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Civil Rights
Topic For
Discussion

"The Future Of Civil Rights In
Our City" will be discussed at
the Catholic lnterracial forum al
Blessed Sacrament Cathedral, on
Sunday. April 3, following the
10 am. Mass.
The forum will begin at ll:l5
am. in the cafeteria of Boys
Catholic high school, go Belmont.
The panel members will be
George Schermer, director of the
Mayors Interracial Committee;
Collins George. editor. Detroit ed
ition, Pittsburgh Courier Snow
F. Grigsby. editor. Postal Alli-
ance: Miss June Leonard, educa-
tional director. Detroit Round
Table of Catholics, Jews and
Protestants: Frank J. Wurtsmith.
director. Youth Activities, De
troit Round Table; Alonzo ID.
Pettiford, Detroit attorney for
80 wears.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
.Storekeeper
Ex0nerated

A eoroner's jury early Wed.
nesdaY exonersted Richard Cd
ONES. 3s-Year old storekeeper.
OF the fatal shooting of George
Thomas. 20. sl72 Cameron.
when he spit on his eonfection-
cry counter and threatened 10
beat the proprietor March Is.
Thomas was shot between
the eyes as he went behind the
counter after the storekeeper.
James Summerville. 20. $3.50
Russell. a companion Of Thorn
as was not injured.
Both men were reported as
being intoxicated. Summsrvills
had gone 10 use the public
telephone when Thomas started
splitting on the store counter.
He started behind the counter
after Odomes requested him 70
leave.
Odomes told police he fired
one shot from his revolver.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Youth Placed
On Probation

A i7-year-old boy was placed
ON two years probation last RI,
dsv by Recorders Judge Gerald
w Groat after being found guilty
~ felonious assault with re.
volver against his step-father ias'
Nov. "a oooo God
Rary Dale Respess, 1907 Good
,yin vas charged with firing SIX
sbots al his step-father James
smith AZ. OF the same address
and inflicting two bullets IN ms
left hin and leg. -
MOTHER CALLED SON 80,
Resness told police that Ms
nother called him about 40
: ~ on Nov Ia. and told mn ,ll
Rat his stepfather had severely
beat her. AS he was IN an up VI.
ssa;r, bedroom with his motnes
Svho on, WAS crying. Smith returned
md started TO beat her again,
He continued that after iaiil lis
% stop Smith. he went nv"
ssn,ith's room and obtained 2 re- re-
volver. with knife in hand, S sIlll,.,,
rsn down the stairs and petWeeh
lconiinusd on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Gambling Debt
Causes Death
Of Husband

A 33-year-old husband died
Monday night from multiple gum
shot wounds received Sunday
evening when he failed to pay a
$50 gambling debt and sought
TO protect his wife from abuse.
Prince Regular, 5000 West War
rem. died in Receiving hospital at
8:l5 pm. Monday as victim of
a gunshot wound of the chest,
superficial wound of the neck and
a through and through wound OF
the left arm.
Held in custody is William
Jones. "a. address unknown.
Witnesses told police that
about four men were shooting
dice on the dining table at the
w. Warren address. when Regu-
lar lost $40 10 Jones. Regular
told Jones he would pay AinI
tomorrow.
Testimony continued that Jones
went out and came back with a
.38 caliber rifle and demanded 10
be paid Regulars wife, Louise
then entered the room and was
brushed aside by Jones, and Reg
ular became irate and argued
with Jones.
Jones then shot three or four
shots at Regular to inflict fore
wounds,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Several Negroes
Are Outstanding
In OsteOpathy

Osteopathy and surgery
at Still College in Des Mon
les. la, is one among the
nations leading Osteopathic
schools. and especially for
Negroes. DR.. Edwin F Pet
ers is president of the school.
Cited for his work IN becoming
the highest honor student in the
past years freshmans class j.
Oscar jackson, who was recon-
mended to the college by WAYNE
Countv's only Negro osteopathic
physician. Dr.. W. Leo Swanson.
2l7 Alger
Dr. Peters stated also that there
were seven Negro students cur
rently enrolled at the college. ana
that each had earned q B. s. de-
gree prior TO study at Des Nom
pe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

The most crucial test OF all
will be faced by the Negro voters
who have been told recently by
certain public officials that they
must demonstrate their political
power by electing one Of their
own 10 a judicial office This is
a challenge 10 every Negro voter
in Detroit 20 get out and vote,
Miss Fuller stated.
Many civic leaders including
Charles A. Roxborough. attorney;
the Rev. T. S. Boone, chairman
Of the Republican Co-ordinatine
Committee. Charles II. Ma
honey. Dr. Timothy Undertake
and others are urging an about
vote in order 20 assure a race vic
tory in Mondays election.
One significant fact will come
out Of the election on April attn.
Miss Fuller added. that Is whet-
her the Negroes have any friends
in the other racial groups who
have benefited by Negro sup
port Secondly whether The thou
sands OF Neg oes WIN egis>
lcontinued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
MacRae Is
Education
Candidate

Richard A NacRae. a former
teacher. and member OF the legis.
lature IS seeking election upon
the Detroit Board Of Education,
April
MacRae has been an active
member OF two unions and q
contractor and builder
He il also lawyer and an
active member Of the Parent
Teachere Association,
MacRae stated that "he feels he
mas an understanding and appre-
citation Of the problems Of all
groups and will not allow him.
self To be dominated by any
group or special interest"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
troit branch NAACP
Jury Hung On Verdict
In CockfieId Shooting

Blanche Blossom Cockfeld realtor 1864 Little Hi
Road Milan Michigan, was granted another chance TO
clear herself of felonous assault with intent to XII WIN
revolver her husband Ernest Cocteld prominent NOR.
tican Of Ferndae The Recorders jury remained hung
for days before recommending etral before Judge
Gerald W. Groat-the jurors voted 40 to IN favor OF
Conviction.
Mrs cockied was arrsqned on June before Record
Seaen released $4,000 personal BOND
June H. ls4s by her %
old husband who lives a sl4o West sMle Road
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

CALLED ACCIDENTAL
C0ckucld charged that his vile
deliberately attempted to take
bis Iic when she shot him be-
low the stomach region with d
80 callher gun on May %, 1913,
IN his home.
The mother Of four children
testified that the shooting was
accidental and result of their
graphing IN a bedroom. after he
had struck her about the head
and body.
GUN UNDER BED
Testimony revealed that the
small-siatured woman was in
habit of visiting her daughter at
me Smile home. On May %
she brought along a gun to have
y cleaned and placed II under a
ped while attending church IN
The vicinity.
While al church. according
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
TRY POLICEMAN WHO
STUCK DISABLED VET
NewshOys Robbed
At Knife-Point

Three newsbovs each gave up a
total of sll.75 earlier this week 10
thugs who bandished knives al
then throats.
Harold Patton. Is. 1899 Will
liams, told police that he was
pulling his wagon along near Nc
Kinley and Nall when a thug
robbed him Of S. early Saturday
night
On Sunday about 9 pm, Leon
Stevenson. IL, 1884 Russell, was
near Lafayette and 81 Aubin
when a man called him from be-
tween two houses and robbed
him of 1913 Half an hour later
William Medlock. Is, 2760 Put
nam, was robbed at Maybury
Grand and Putnam of three dol
lars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Father Brown
On Corrections
Commission

Governor Williams office
announced this week the APP
poinfmenf of three members
TO the State Advisory Council
Board Of the House Of correc-
lions.
Father Brown OF Detroit.
Atty. Robert DilleY and Ed
ward JandY are the three new
appoinfees. The Rev. A. c. vii
liams of Detroit was replaced
by Father Brown who is rector
Of ST. Augustine Church In
Ferndale. Father Brown is a
graduate of Howard and Har-
ward universities and studied
al the University of Michigan.
He is the father Of s children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Passage Of
Amendment
G Is Asked

John c. DancY. director Of
Detroit Urban League; Edward
M. Swan. executive director Of
Detroit NAACP; Mrs. Beulah
WhiibY. assistant director OF
Mayors Interraeial Committee.
and Fred Hart Williams of
Friends of Detroit Public Ii.
brary. Inc, endorse Charter
Amendment c as members of
the Citizens Committee or.
ganized 10 promote passage OF
the amendment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

erable.p cited that he.
Cd Stayed out until 4 a m.
on last April %. and all-nieht
on April 90, stating that ne
was having a good time
upon her questioning
(2) Struck and beat her sew
eral times. declaring that he
was Lord and Master and
do as he said.
CD Refused TO paw domestic
bills which Villa
CONTINUED on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
SCREEN APPLICANTS
CAREFULLY

All applicants are carefully
screened for evaluation Of per-
sonahty, intelligence, adaptabilty
and other factors
Minimum basic requirement for
any osteopathic physician is at
least two years pre-medical. plus
four years oSteopathic college
Specialties require eight 10 ten
years
The Osteopathic Progress Fund
IS currently seeking to raise ST.
100000 through oSteopathic ply
sicians Of the Nation. Michigan's
quota is S660.0 900.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

and attorney fees was filed
on Feb. %. two days after the
attractive % year old mother
had entered her bill of COM
plant for a divorce.
Temporary custody wa 5
asked for Eylse, 5. Brenda. 3.
and Patricia. two years of age.
NAcGED AND cOWED
Mrs. Morgan, in charging
her husband as "nagging and
cowine to the point that life
became unbearable and mis-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Autos Will Be
Sent for Voters

Mrs. Pauline Wieks.. princi-
pal Of Lincoln School. an
nounced Wednesday that any
voter in the community who
is unable 10 get 10 his voting
booth can call the school and
car will be sent 10 take
them 10 and from their polling
place. She also said that q
nursery service will be avail.
able ar the school 10 care for
small children whose parents
are unable 10 leave them AZ
horne while voting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Y FORUM

The 81. Antoine Forum will
present as its next speaker. Sun
day, Arril 3, az 400 o m. the
learned and venerable president
Of the Cheyney State Teachers
College. DIR. Leslie Pincknev
Hill. msiuate % Harvard I'M
versity. poet, author and lee.
turcr Of note in ats 18th meet.
Ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Granted $50 Week
Temporary Aim ony
BY JULIAN c. wYcHE

Beatrice Godsby Morgan mother children Spelan
College 1912 Campus Queen awarded temporary amony $50
weekly last Friday afternoon her husband Dempsey
Morgan only Detroit Negro
Service Cross.
Petition amony Temporary custody Of the three daughters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Sgt. Valves Jury;
Judge Hears Case
Suspended After Prosecutors Office
Investigation Requested by NAACP

Trumbul Station Sgt. Harry Van Nortwick waived
jury trial Wednesday morning before Recorders Judge
Gerald w. Groat charges of aggravated assault made
" Rufus Horne, disabled veteran Norwick pleaded inno
cent to the charge before Judge Groa January &c and
was released on $500 personal bond.
The weight-throwing champion Of the police depart
men was charged with breaking the vets with
blackjack in the station New Years Day He was
pended Januav .. after investigation by the Prose-
utng Attorneys 'ce, which requested by the De-
trot branch NAACP.
charged and knocked him
TO he a condition
his desk and hit him with
q blackjack The blow alegedly tCor inued on rage o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Victory Predicted For
Attorney Simmons

IF all of the civic, religious, and political organza-
tons that have pledged their support to Edward A. Sim
mons only Negro candidate for Common Plea Judge get
out the vote they anticipate his election is assured ac
cordng to Miss Edna Fuller secretary of the Simmons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
REED FAVORED FEARING

REED FAVORED HEARING
Only Justice Stanley + Reed
favored granting the board a
hearing He said the High Court
should consider It's appeal in
view of the fact that a constitu-
tional provision Of a state is
involved"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

requires prospective voters 10 ex-
plain. 70 the satisfaction Of cleo
ton boards, any article OF the
Federal Constitution.
A three judge Federal Court
for the Southern District OF
Alabama enjoined the Mobile
County Board of election reg
istrars from carrying out the
requirement. The board pc
tiiioned the high court for
review, but was turned down.
KEEP RACE FROM VOTING
The lower court held that the
amendment was intended solely
10 keep Negroes from voting
Ii said the proposal was spon-
sored bv the Democratic party S
state executive committee 10
make the Democratic Party IN
Alabama the white man 5 party
II added that white voters were
not required 10 take the test
which imposed AN exceedingly
high. Il not impossible standard >
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
ORMER COLLEGE CAMPUS QUEEN DIVORCES Ek lair PILOT
|i9h Court Hills ''White Supremacy" Law
Boswell Amendment
Declared mUaLid >
Bill Designed Primarily To Keep Negroes
From Casting Their Votes In All Elections

WASHINGTON, C-Alabams white supremacy" slightly
BACKED last Monday when the United States Supreme Court multi
the infamous Boswell which had required voters
coored explain the election boards article Of
Federal Constitution.
VOTE EIGHT TO
affirmed finding that the Boswell Amend
the Alabama State Constitution invalid The provision
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Student at Howard u.
And Streetcar Driver
Held in Traffic Deaths

A coroner's jury investigating
the Districts 25th and 26th traf-
fic fatalities yesterday ordered two
men held for Municipal Court ac-
ton under the negligent homicide
act
/ Held were James X. Abernathy.
"a. colored, a student at Howard
University, and George w. Moore.
%, OF 112 Fifteenth street Sc. a
Capital Transit streetcar operator.
/ Abernathy was cited as driver
of the car which last Friday
struck one driven by Raymond II.
Tyree, 81, secretary treasurer OF
the Stanford Paper Co. The ac-
cident occurred at Twelfth and
w streets NV. Mr.. Tyree died
a short time later at Garfield
Hospital.
Explains Accident.
Abernathy. who was charged by
police with leaving after colliding,
| testified yesterday that he was
sitting in a friends car, which
had been double parked. He said
he saw a policeman giving a ticket
| to another motorist. so he drove
around waiting for the friend to
return to where the car had been
| parked.
| He said he didn't see Mr. Tyree's
car until too late to avoid striking
| it. After the accident. he said.
he notified the owner Of the car
he was driving, then went to an
other friends house to call his
lawyer. He was there when police
arrived to question him.
/ Abernathy said the accident
happened a few minutes before
he was to report to class at the
university.
In the other inquest Moore was
held after the jury listened to
te estimony concerning the death
of John J. Salamy. 10, OF 42l0
East West highway. Bethesda.
Moore was operating q streetcar
which collided with a car driven
by Mr.. Salamy at New Jersey ave-
niue and K street NV. last Mon
day. The youth died at Casualty
Hospital early Sunday.
Car Pushed 1853 Feet.
Investigators testified the car
was pushed 1853 feet along the
track by the streetcar. which was
derailed.
Moore testified the automobile
did not slow down when he rang
his bell. He said he set his brakes
on emergency but could not stop
In time.
He said he had worked for the
company for two and a. half
months. The night previous to the
accident had been his first over
that route, he said.
Police reported the traffic lights
at the intersection had gone of
for the night seven minutes be-
fore the fatal crash.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Ellis Firm Low Bidder
On Wutermuin Project:

The A. J. Ellis Construction
Co.. 1178 Morse street NE. yes
terday was low bidder on two
water main replacement projects.
On project between First and
Seventh streets NV. in the vicin-
! ity of Massachusetts, avenue. the
company's low bid was $500. On
one in the vicinity of Harvard
street entrance to Zoo the bid
was xl.936.5O,
Evening star., 1949-05-03

GIRLS COWGIRL
design poIos in white,
r,oize or blue. Sizes
sroh. medium ond
Jorge -------Sl
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-31
Redskins To Begin
Baseball April 7

The Caldwell Redskins base
ball team, under the MANAGEMENT
of Homer Pyle, will open their
season on Thursday, April 7
when they play PhiIo away at
400 o'clock. Eight games have
been scheduled by Coach Pyle
with four more tentative dates,
and others will be added after
the season opens.
Indoor practice has been 60
ing on for several weeks and it
IS expected that the Playground
diamond will be in shape soon
for outdoor drills.
Among the players making up
the team are fielders Bill Chris
tophor, Bill Baker, Gerald Dav-
IS, Jack Fowler, Eddie Ditch and
Bob Black; third basemen, jim
Potts and Roger Walters; second
baseman, John Hickman; first
basemen, Dave Shaw and Ber-
nard Lori; shortstops, Mack
Fowler and Bill Baranchik:
catcher, Ben Craft; and pitchers,
Hugh Walters, Andy Glidden
and Charles Douglas.
In addition to tentative dates
with GAINESVILLE and Glouster,
the schedule is as follows. Both
Cambridge games are double
headers.
April 7-Philo, away
April 28-Philo, home
April 30-Cambridge, home
Nav 2I-CamhriIoe aU2v
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-31

1TnnnCHH nI Ia =
,,o,r ;c hoi,,~r a,,[-,l...I | to''
: 81, 10 VI1lI5 ling 2poilSoiGo Jolht-
~ py me LaheSVlile nigh
SSi'ool "llo the AanesVllie Boost
eI OIuo' "hlIe the subject has
o1eIi VI eW ing lof some time,
Io"IiIeS' prInGIpaIS ana Superln-
teIoG"'S ol she various schools
5 l5let III Ine Zane hotel on Mon
01g nlgn' 10 IRON out the details.
l.. MelEe te"'hs Will DC matched
oy '"o 5 making SIX quarters,
anu e"'i Team VIII play one
quaLIe', ., o''rtlnR the contest will
oc 'lie AaneSVlIIe varsity with an
l'l't "-Squao game OF 10 minutes,
JaCll I quarter running the same
3TI'9 III u l"ile' Next VIII be
i'o" l Ool''o,o }o VS.. Dresden, fol
Io"eU ny N"Io"eII VS. McCon-
''SiSY'lIt'
A' H"iI'Itne' an bands will
re: peI ~, Il, -, Ilo5FIouaIIy with Mar
Clll Wooo' OF CaldWelL and
NeoI Sc N'CHoIS' OF GAINESVILLE, as
- -O'I,''I ne" oI IN" oahd commit
tL .LS' "a p"' 'oe from downtown to
@ slIS St""LuIl' IS also planned to
p rlJ1e I1 t''e games.