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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

made an average of A or B in
each of the major subjects:
Carol Bennington, Charlene
Cristee, Gwendolyn Farrar, Karol
Sue Ferguson, Vicky Geer, Shell
ton Green, David Jackman. Re-
becca Jenkinson, Elaine john
son. Barbara Kennedy Johnny
Kline, Joan Lindig, Robert Mar
rah, Melpo Manos, Eugene Nc
Kenzie, David Pendleton, DON
aid Penwell, Harriet Rosnagle.
Sally Scott, Nancy Smith, Marlyn
Sollars, Roger Turvy, Beverly
Wickline, Clarabel Wilson,
Pupils in the sixth grade neither
tardy nor absent during the year:
Alice Clifton, Barbara Donohoe,
Albert Casper. Vicky Geer, Shell
ton Green, Janet Johnson, Ray
Long, Melpo Manos. Robert Mar
rah, Eugene Mckenzie, Patty
Mouser, Norma Jean Rowe, Bruce
Smith, Roger Turvy.
Pupils in the sixth grade Meth
er tardy nor absent for the fol-
lowing years:
Albert Casper, 2 years; Pay
Long, 2 years; Patty Mouser, 2
years: Bruce Smith, 2 years;
Vicky Geer, 3 years; Shelton
Green, 3 years; Robert Marrah,
A years.
Pupils in the fifth grade neither
tardy nor absent during the year;
Carol Baker, Nancy Butcher
Godfrey Chesbrough, Barbara
Clifton, Billy Donohoe, Billy Duff
fey, Stanley Duncan, David Fades
Ann Goodson, Beverly Hanson
Phillip Hileman, Vivien Noble
Dorothy Richards. John Shipley
Dolores Seldom, Helen Stuthard
Stephen Wicker.
Pupils in the fifth grade neither
tardy nor absent for the follow.
ing years:
Billy Duffey, 3 years; Beverly
Hanson, 2 years; John Shipley,
years.
Continued on Page Ta0o)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

JUNE 15-Federal Dab. and
Income Tax Withholding Com
bined Return: Employers who
withheld more than $4,000 dur
ing May from salary or wages
are to pay amounts withheld to
authorized depository. form 450
Federal Depositary Receipt.)
JUNE 15-Federal Income Tax
Corporations: Fiscal year ended
March 81. 1851; annual return
(1120) and 500 installment to
Collector of Internal Revenue.
Second 30se installment-Cal-
endar year ended Dec. 81, 1880;
Third quarterly installment
Fiscal year ended Sept. 80, 1850;
Fourth quarterly installment -
Fiscal year ended June 80. 1850.
JUNE 15 - Federal Income
Tax individuals: Fourth quart
erly installment and last day to
file amended declaration of esti-
mated individual income tax for
taxpayers with fiscal year ended
May 81. 1851.
Third quarterly installment for
fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1851,
Second quarterly installment for
calendar year ending Dec. 81,
1851; First quarterly installment
for fiscal year ending Mar. 81,
1852.
Annual return on Form 1040
and adjustment of estimated tax
to actual for fiscal year ended
March 81, 1851.
Annual declaration Of estimated
income tax on Form 1040-ES for
fiscal year ended March 81. 1852.
JUNE 20 Property Tax: Semi
annual installment of tax on real
property and public utility prop
erty payable to County Treasurer.
JUNE 30 Federal Excise Taxes.
Return and payment Of tax for
month Of May 1851,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
One Hurt And Two
Fined In Traffic
Accidents Here

Three minor traffic accidents
over the week end were investiga-
ted by Deputy Sheriff Robert AL
lison. One man was hurt. Two
others drew fines.
Robert Egelhoff, Georgesville
Road, escaped with minor injuries
when he lost control of his car
near the Champaign Madison
county line on State Route. %
about 8 pm. Saturday,
According to the report, the
Egelhoff car skidded, struck a
telephone pole, and was badly
damaged. The driver, riding alone,
was given first aid by a London
physician and released.
Paul Vernon Stone, Is, of the
Creamer Hotel, Mansfield, and
Clarence Dean Beck, %, Of 4076
East 104th Street, Cleveland, were
each fined $25 and costs Sunday
night in Justice Maurice Beath-
ards court after arrest by Deputy
Allison on charges of driving
without licenses.
The arrest was made after the
motorcycle driven by Stone and
the car owned and driven by Beck,
collided on u. S. Route 40 at the
entrance to Fettrow's truckers
stop, just east of the us. 40-42
overpass.
Stone. was slightly injured and
both cars were slightly damaged
The deputy stated that Stone
was operating without a license,
and Beck, whose birthday occurred
Saturday, had failed to renew his
license. Both paid fines and were
released
A car owned and driven by
Jesse Hart, London, r. d. No. 2
and one owned and driven by
Albert Mierenfield, 1903 Hague
Ave, Cleveland, collided at the
intersection of u. S. AZ and the
Wilson Road north of London
about 3 pm. Sunday. Neither
narty was injured and both cars
We're slightly damaged. Nc
charges were filed according tc
the report.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Begin Action
Zone Lake
Housing Area

Madison County Board Of Com
missioners instituted action Mon
day to effect the zoning of the
Madison Lake area.
Initial steps TO bring about
the zoning of the entire plotted
area, exclusive of the area under
jurisdiction of the state, were TAX
en- in a resolution the commits
sioners passed to proceed with
the zoning recently requested in
a petition submitted by sub
stantial number of Madison Lake
residents.
Prosecuting Attorney Forrest
Sidener, Jr.. is working with the
commissioners in preparation of
the necessary measures to zone
the area.
I'VE are acting under Sec. 3180-
to so inclusive" said Commits
sioner George Taylor.
I'VE are not trying to prevent
anyone from building his own
residence there, but to establish
a standard of building acceptable
to residents of the area.
Successive steps in the action
to be taken by the commissioners
include another resolution for the
appointment of five-man board
to study the area to be zoned; de-
termine the requirements, prepare
blue prints of the area and report
to the commissioners.
After the zoning- board reports,
the commissioners are empowered
to submit the zoning proposal to
the lake voters. according to Mr..
Taylor.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
SlaeIe Visiting
Home On Leave

RMSN William Slagle, USS
LST 1913 has just returned from
Korea and is spending % day
leave with his wife and parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Slagle, Lon
don.
RMSN Slagle has been in Korea
and Japan for the last IL months.
He has the Korean Ribbon with
Arrowhead and two Bronze Stars
and the Navy Unit Citation for
participation in the Invasion of
Tnchon last September, the
Evacuation of Hung Nam and
Won San in December.
A veteran of three years service
in the u. S. Navy, he will report
at San Diego when his leave ex-
pires.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
COMMENCEMENT FOR LONDON
HIGH CLASS OF 81 FRIDAY

The Rev. Harvey G. Hahn, of
Dayton, delivered the address for
the fifty-seven seniors at the
eighty-first commencement of
London High School in First
Methodist Church. Friday even
ing.
Speaking on the subject IT'S
the Sizzle that Sells the Steak
Rev Hahn not only entertained
the capacity audience, but left
with them a pertinent message
for today's living.
The program included music
by the Girls Glee Club, directed
by Mrs. Dale L. Rice, saxophone
solos, Robert LeBeau, accompan-
led by Ray Creighton; violin solos,
Dorothy Hooking, accompanied by
Mrs A. R. Hooking: organ pre-
lude and postlude, Donald Van
Horn.
Greetings to the classes Of 1901
and 1926, who held reunions be-
fore commencement and attended
In a body. were given by Supt.
j. j. Hartley. The class of 1851
was presented by Jacob Won Kan
Ell. principal; the presentation of
diplomas, was made by G. A.
Holton, president of London Board
of Education and the response
was given by Thomas Bopeley,
class president.
The invocation was given by the
Rev. Greer S. Imbrie, pastor of
First Presbyterian Church and
the benediction by the Rev. A. M.
Shenefelt, pastor of First Meth
odist Church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
MOores Store BurgIarized,
Loss Estimated At S698

The Moores store on South
Main Street, owned by Gilbert
Mossbarger, was burglarized of
property and money totaling
S698.70 Friday night, Officer Cor
man Clark reported Saturday
morning.
Articles reported stolen includ-
ed two television sets valued at
$489.o0; eight casting rods, S48.00;
fishing reels, S11.70; auto tires,
$4,000; petty cash. $1,000.
Officer Clark stated that Herb
McNeal, who was passing through
the alley at the rear of the store
about 700 o'clock Saturday morn
ing, found two casting rods lean
ing against the Water Works gar
age just south of the store. He
reported Immediately to the po-
lice who went down the alley and
discovered the rear door of the
Moore's store ajar.
Mr.. Mossbarger was notified
and upon investigating he and
Officer Clark found entrance had
been gained through a window
leading to the layatory in the
rear of the store and that articles
stolen had been taken out the
back door.
No clues as TO the ldenurication
of the burglars were discovered
according to the report. London
police, County Sheriff department
and members of the Bureau oi
Identification at the London Pris.
on Farm are working on the case
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Get Your New
Driving Permit

Do you have your new driv-
ers Iicense7
You can apply for your IL
cense 30 days before your
birthday. If your birthday is
passed and you do not have a
license you are driving illegal
ly. You have 90 days in which
to apply for license after
your birthday has passed with
out taking the drivers test.
However, you are driving H.
legally and are subject to a
fine if you have not obtained
your license BEFORE your
birth date.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Opening Date At
Pool Uncertain

Gordon Oxley, manager of the
London municipal swimming pool,
Tuesday stated that the opening
date of the swimming pool was
still uncertain because of work yet
to be accomplished at the pool in
preparation for the summer sea-
son.
Manager Oxley further stated
that he believed the opening date
could be announced later this
week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Kennedy improves

Robert K. Kennedy of East
Second St, seriously burned when
his machine shop plant on Maple
Street was destroyed in a fire
Wednesday May 16, was reported
getting along nicely at Mt. Carmel
Hospital Tuesday. Friends and
relatives were hopeful he would
be able to return home after an
other week of disqualification.
Meanwhile physicians were to de-
termine if skin CRAFTS would be
necessary.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Announce Low
Bids On Roads

COLUMBUS, o., - ZIP, = The
State Highway Department today
announced low bidders for a SER
les of road maintenance projects
made necessary by winter damage.
The low bids, by counties. in
cluded: Madison, 14.61 miles on
State Route Sc, 2.87 miles on
State Route 38. 1898 miles on
State Route 38, 3.66 miles on
State Route Sc. G. c. Baker,
Washington Court House, 49,
qo5. 80.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Recognition Day Awards
And Records Announced

Additional awards and records
announced Thursday in the an
nual Recognition Day ceremonies
at the London high school build
ing follow. Majority of the honors
received by local pupils were an
nounced Thursday.
High ScnooI
Freshmen neither absent nor
tardy during the year: Don Barr,
Janice Clifton, Peter Conway,
Roger Counts, Verlie Grouse,
Mary X. Dillingham;, Roger Flan-
nery, John Glass, Judy Harris,
Hilda Roger, 10 Ann Langen, Jean
McCauley, Don Mckenzie, Rheba
Miller, Rita Miller, Eddie Napier,
Orville Pence, Tom Savage, Ger
aid Shannon, Roger Swaney. Mary
Fac Warnock. 6
Freshmen were neither absent
nor tardy for more than one year:
Don Barr. d years; Mary K. Dill
ingham, 3 years; Roger Swaney,
2 years; Roger Counts, 2 years.
Freshmen who made an average
for the year of A or E in each
subject or a general average of
500. or better: Patricia Andrews,
Phyllis Baker, Donna Bruce, Yer
lie. Grouse, Roger Flannery, Phyl-
lis Foster, Connie Gallagher, Ven
essa Harbage, Marian Jenkinson,
Hilda Roger, Elaine Londergon,
Rheba Miller, Nancy Morrison,
Eddie Napier, John Overturf,
William Sanders, Tom Savage,
James Smith, Connie Sollars,
Joyce Lee Williams:
Sophomores neither absent nor
tardy during the year: Joan Ben
nett, Maxine Cooper, Janet Cum
ningham, All Dickerson, Gloria
Holcomb, Marvin Hughes, Joann
Laird, Jack Miller, Joe Moon, AL
len Wilson.
Sophomores were neither absent
nor tardy for more than one year
Joan Bennett, 2 years; Jack Mil
Ter, 2 years; Maxine Cooper, 9
years.
Sophomores W. 20 made an aver
age for the year of A or B in
each subject or a general average
of 900 or better: Arthur Ben
nett, Barbara Bierbaugh, Floyd
Howard, Rilla Jenkinson, Joe
Moon, Betty Ann Snyder.
Juniors were neither absent nor
tardy during the year: Peggy
Adams, Katherine Hern, Anacar.
olyn Justice, Joan Laird, Rose
Mancini, Richard Marrah, Leroy
Morehart, June Pendleton, Dor
Shoemaker.
Juniors were neither absent nol
tardy for more than one year
Peggy Adams. 3 years; Annacar.
olyn Justice, 3 years; Leroy More,
hart, 3 years; Don Shoemaker
10 years; Richard Marrah, Il
years.
Juniors who made an average
for the year of A or B in eacf
subject or a general avreage o.
500 or better: Peggy Adams
Alice Bruce, Barbara Clancy
Gwendolyn Dyer, Beth Hartley
Gloria Hume, Herman Jenkins
Anacarolyn Justice, Don Ken
nedy, Joan Laird, Robert lie
Beau, Richard Marrah, William
Minner, Leroy Morehart, james
Starbuck, Geneva Strickler, Mar,
K. Strine, Barbara Watts. DaviS
Wilson.
Seniors neither absent nor tard.
during the year: Maxine McSav
aney, Robert Kennedy, Margare
Cook, Helen Edwards, Doroth.
Hooking.
Seniors were ahsen nor tard.
during the following number o
years: Margaret Cook, 4 years
Helen Edwards, 7 years; Maxin'
Witheck Mcsavaney. II years
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
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Policemen
Ball tuesday

A Policemens and Firemen's
Ball will be sponsored by the
London Department at the JEFF
ferson Gardens Tuesday night,
May 29. Funds will be used for
emergency equipment.
AL Longstreth and his orchestra
will play for the $3.50 dance from
8 to II o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
REDS TURN
and FIGHT

TOKYO, MAY 2S-lP1 - Com
munist troops wheeled and fought
the United Nations advance to a
virtual standstill today inside Red
Korea.
North Korean reinforcement
struck near Hwachon with sudden
fury at u. S. Marines who had
chased them out of South Korea.
The fight ragged about IL miles
from the spot where Allied forces
Monday finished destroying two
Chinese divisions in a four-day
battle.
The U. S. Eighth Army said 12.-
974 Reds were killed or wounded
IN the battle northwest of Chun-
chon. Another 5,028 were cap
tured.
Americans and South Koreans
surrounded and hacked to pieces
two full Chinese divisions in this
battle. A briefing officer said only
a few scattered Red units sur
ViVed,
But the costly Chinese stand
may have allowed the bulk Of
retreating Red forces to slip back
across the 38th parallel and es-
cape pursuing u. N. forces.
The Allied counter attack had
pushed the Reds back 80 to 40
miles. 1t virtually wiped out gains
the communists made in two cost
~ spring offensives. The Reds, by
Eighth Army estimates, paid near
ly 10000 casualties for those
temporary gains.
The u. n. comeback drive had
carried the Allies north across 38
at almost every major road cross
ing. The deepest penetration was
on the east coast. There South
Koreans were dug in Tuesday
morning at Sokcho, IA miles north
of the parallel, under the support
ing guns of US. warships stand
ing offshore.
The Navy announced that far
ther north blockading warships
have killed or wounded more than
9,200 Reds in their seige of Won
san, now in its fourth month
Field reports said u. NJ. tank
led patrols ran into trouble prob
ing out in three directions from
Tnje, eastern anchor of this sec
tor four miles north Of 38
The Allied northeastward drive
was reported begged down. Reds
stopped U. N. patrols driving
northwestWard toward Yanggu al
the eastern end of Hwachon Res
ervoir. Communists put up a stiff
fight southeast of Inje against
u. N. troops trying to close the
gap between Inje and Hyon, south
of the border.
AT the western end Of the res
ervoir, battles flared north, west
and east of Hwachon.
Along the extreme western
front, south Korean troops ran in
to stiff opposition after fording
the Imjin River. The action was
west of Munsan and northwest oi
Seoul. For a time heavy haze cut
off the south Koreans from artil-
lery support.
Red troops checked creek and
south Korean attempts to cross
the river near the 38th parallel
around Korangop. Allied infantry
and tank patrols driving up tho
road from Uijongbu pushed to-
ward Yonchon in series of small
but furious fights.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Infant Succumbs

The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Conrad, 227 West
Center Street, died Monday at
Mt. Carmel Hospital.
Surviving are the parents and
two sisters, Patricia Ann and
Susan Marie, at home.
Services at the grave in Kirk
wood Cemetery, Tuesday morn
ing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Offices Close
Memorial Day

Memorial Day will be gen.
orally observed in London
Wednesday,
County, state and federal Of
fices will be closed; merchants
will close their stores; banks
will be closed. The London
postoffice will be closed, with
no deliveries. The lobby will be
open for depositing of out
going mail and for boxholders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

Seniors who made an average
for the year of A or B in each
subject or a general average of
900 or better: Beverly Ashmore,
Elizabeth Beach, Tom Bopeley,
Peggy Brubaker, Helina Byerly,
Connie Casio, Doris Chesser, Mar
lene Curry, Connie Cutlip, Dick
Dorm, Helen Edwards. Dorothy
Hooking. Maxine Manos. Eileen
Overturf, Sue Schlecllty, Bruce
Roudebush, Ronald Smith, Mar
ilyn Martin, Jeanne Sullivan,
Maxine McSavaney, Robert Hume,
Karolyn Rowand.
Seniors who made a general
average of 900 or better during
a four year period: Beverly Ash
more, Tom Bopeley, Connie Cas-
to- Connie Cutiip, Richard Dorm.
Helen Edwards, Robert Hume,
Marilyn Martin, Eileen Overturf,
Bruce Roudebush.
Grade School Attendance
Pupils in the eighth grade
neither absent nor tardy during
the year: Billy Ames, Vaughn
Bass, Gloria Brill, Bobbie Dutch
er, Hazel Fugett, Eddie Gaines,
Donna Goodson, Kenneth Justice,
Patty Wilt.
Eighth grade pupils neither
absent nor tardy for the follow
ing years: Billy Anes, 2 years;
Gloria Brill, 2 years; Eddie
Gaines, 2 years; Donna Goodson,
4 years.
Pupils in the eighth grade who
made an average for the year of
A or B in each of the major SUBJ
jects or a general average of 800
or better: Billy Ames, Jerry
Ardrey, Joyce Bass, Gloria Brill,
Barbara Ferguson, Dick LeBeau,
Patty Mustard, Ralph Scurry,
Joann Shively, David Smith, Patty
Wilt, Bunny Wood.
Scholarship Test
The students of the 9Th grade
participated in the Eighth Grade
State Scholarship Test, and the
following students placed in the
upper 25th of their class taking
this test. AS a result of ranking
first in this test the London Ro-
tary Club Award is given to
Patty Mustard and certificates Of
award were presented to: Patty
Wilt, Charles Richard LeBeau
Ralph Scurry, William Amesr
Roberta Wood, David Smith, Gary
Hayman, Shirley Radcliff, Bar
bara Ferguson, Donna Stainbrook
Joann Shively, Jerry Ardrey
Gloria Brill.
Pupils in the seventh grade
who made an average of A or E
in each of the major subjects:
David Andrews, Charles Clark
Donna Jean Clifton, Peggy Cum
minis, Anita Dillingham;, Nancy
Dillon. John Drury, Marvin
Dworkin, Nancy Fades, Martyr
Feeley, Mildred Gossard, Sheryl
Green, Nancy Harrington, David
Hume, Dickie Johnson, Judy
Johnson, Sue Jones, Bill Martin
Ricky Robson, Chris Sidener
Ruth Ann Strine, Buddy Thibaut
Sonia Thompson.
Pupils in the seventh grade
were neither tardy nor absen
during the year:
James Bussey, Anita Dilling
ham, Laura Dean Dunkle, Don
aid Casper, Mildred Gossard
Sheryll Green, Judy johnson
Nancy Harrington, Richard Shoe
maker, Richard Sollars, Delore
Stutnard, Elaine Wicker.
Pupils in the seventh grad'
neither tardy nor absent for tn
following years:
Three years, Anita Dillingham;
Mildred Gossard
Pupils in the sixth grade VIII
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Weather Outlook
Next Five Days

Wednesday through Sunday
will average rather cool for the
season, with most daytime highs
near 10, except near so Wednes-
day. Cooler Thursday and Fri
day, warmer Sunday. Showers or
thunderstorms Wednesday night
and Thursday and again about
Sunday, producing nearly one inch
of rainfall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
AMYETS Elect
Delegates

London AMVETS today an
nounced the election of delegates
to the Sixth annual state con-
vention at the Hotel Biltmore in
Dayton, June 1910.
The delegates are Don Byers,
Dean Garrard, William Keefer.
Frank Jenkins, Willis Hydaker.
James Tumblinson and Joe O'Con-
nell.
Alternates are, Charles Brady,
German Clark and Ed ,Sheerin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
ACCEPTS POSITION

James Herman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Herman, Willis Ave.
a member of this years senior
class at London High School. has
accepted position with the Cen
eral Motors Company at Dayton
for the summer.
For the last four years ne
has been employed with DR.. Viii
liam Hackett at his animal hos
pital, West Jefferson Road. He
expects to enter Ohio State Uni
versity, School of Veterinary Med
icine, this fall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
MCKEE TO GRADUATE

Fred A. Mckee, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Carl Ramelneyer, l25 s.
Union St, is. to graduate from the
College OF Education, Ohio State
University. EEiday June 8. s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Dodds, Il
South Street, announce the birth
of a son at Mercy Hospital,
Springfield. Thursday, May "a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Associated Press

Full Associated Press leus-
ed wire service for sfofe. No
IfioncI and Worid news. The
Associated Press is entitled
exclusively 20 use oil locol
news in This newspaper.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

Weather
FCir tonight. Low tonight 4e
70 50. Wednesday increasing
eieudiness and warmer with
scattered showers By night.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
BOX FROM HOME
by Clementine PaddlefOrd
This Week Food
This Week Food Editor

size and must be kept alright the stuff evaporates
This recipe is century old and came from ST. Paul,
Mimi, friend of Mrs Normans. who had it originally
from her great-grandmother who lived in Denmark.
Nsrssh Alsxaoud CaoLiAs