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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-30
DEATHS
RANGE

MRS. BEATRICE BLUE of
Brown Sub Division died on Fri
day, June % following an ex-
tended period of illness. She is
survived by two sisters, three
brothers and other relatives.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed on Saturday, June 80 at 800
pm. at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church,
Rev. S. A. Thomas officiating.
Burial will be held in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06

1t could be In the interests OF
good legislation If a lawmakei
intending to vote YEA" were re-
corded voting may"
Installation of the electric vot-
ing apparatus doesn't mean that
as yet the house of representa-
tives has gone electronic to the
extent where an electric brain
will do the thinking of the men,
bers - but somebody might say
that we already have an approx
imation of that.
The more sedate and reserved
senate, with its greater reverence
for tradition and its disinclina-
ton to innovation, has shown no
tendency yet to 60 ~electronic. At
least during this winters ses-
sion the roll will be called as 1t
always has been called. At least
for the present there will be no
push button legislating there. In
any event, the old dignity will
be respected for a little while
longer.
Meanwhile, in the absence of a
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06

two weeks visiting her son Her
bert and family.
Last Sunday while some boys
were walking around the Sund-
helm park east of Fairview they
found a purse in one of the mems
buildings which had been blown
over by the wind. In the purse
was a check for Mrs. Hugh
Brown from the depot of Sidney.
In August someone had stolen her
purse out of the car while it was
parked in front of the Valley
Hardware. The small amount OF
cash was gone but otherwise all
the other items were o. k. The
purse of course was damaged.
The boys brought the check
home to their mother and she at
once knew who 1t belonged too
and sent the boys back after the
ruined purse.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06
TeHas-bi9 all over! Far longer; wider!
Bigger in every important dimension!

rounded with up to 4,122 square inches
of glass-more glass area than a picture
window 8 feet high and 8 feet long. The
corner posts are SO slim you scarcely
know they're there.
DREAM-cAR sTYLED-An entirely new
look-shared by no other car. Clean
cut, lean, dynamic, it will influence the
shape of cars for years to come.
HIooEsT VALUE INCREASE IN THE INDUSTRY
Never before has SO much bigness
and luxury cost so little. Check the
price tags-and our easy terms-at
our showroom. You will be amazed at
how little more it costs down-and per
month-for a big new Mercury than
for the lowest priced cars.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06
CAROL FRANDSEN IN
CONCORDIA COBBER BAND

Moorhead, MINI. Seventy
Concordia College students in
Moorhead, Minnesota, have re-
Gently been named as members of
the 1861 Concordia Cobber
Band. Among the students Sc
lected was Carol Frandsen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Niels
Frandsen of Sidney. Carol is a
freshman at Concordia and is a
member of the trombone sec
ton of the band.
The Cobber Band serves as
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06

Here, by far, is the most spacious
Mercury ever built. Even with 6 big
passengers, there is no 'hemmed in"
feeling. There's move-around comfort
for all.
BooEsT sIz INCREASE IN THE INDUSTRY
The new Mercury is owe 17H feet
long, more than 615 feet wide. Close to
2 tons big. The doors are much wider
for easier entrance and exit. The pas
senger compartment alone is almost 8
feet long. Headroom has been gener-
ously increased. THE BIG M is family-car
big with much more leg room, Shout
der room, and elbow room for all
the family.
FAR wsIoN-You are sur
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06

defamation of a nuclear or ther-
mo-nuclear weapon or device. To
carry out this mission, squadron
planes are flown into atomic
clouds at Atomic Energy Com
mission proving grounds in Ne
vada and the far Pacific.
Airman Christensen is the son
of Jim Christensen of Sidney. He
attended Sidney high and entered
the Air Force in 1858.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06
Four Mile
Mrs. Inga Sundheim
Crowded Out Last Week.

Charlie, Alfred and Warner
Anvik made a trip to Williston
last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Sundheim
were Sunday evening callers at
the Ole Sundheim home and
watched TV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Delp and
family were Thanksgiving guests
at the home Of Mr.. Delp's mother
Mrs. Crew of Fairview.
Mrs. Anna Hammer and son
Reuben left Wednesday morning
for Montivedeo, Mimi, to spend
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06

Concordia's pep band and will
soon be busy playing at the bas-
ketball games which will begin
in several weeks.
Barbara Hanson,
Concordia News Bureau
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06
SIDNEY AIRMAN
RECEIVES AT UNIT
AWARD RIBBON

AFSWC, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
(26 Now - Airman First Glass
Jimmy w. Christensen, a member
of the 4926th Test Squadron
(Sampling) at the Air Force Spe-
cial Weapons Center, Alguquer-
que, New Mexico, now wears the
Air Force Outstanding Unit
Award ribbon. The squadron,
which takes part in atomic, bomb
tests, received the award for mer-
itorious service.
1t is up to the atomic cloud
samplers of the 4926th to pro-
vide scientists with samples of
radioactive materials after the
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06

severe earthquake, there is rea-
sonable hope that the original
section of the capitol will stick
it out until it can be REINFORCED
with steel and cement, ingredients
which, figuratively, the state
government can use a lot of.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-06

YOU'LL SEE DREAM CAR FEATURES
WHEREVER YOU LOOK
. V-dngle Tdu-Iights, Jet-FZo Bumpers,
Color-keyed Rear Projectiles
. Merc-O-Matic keyboard Control that
outdates ordinary push-button
trunsmissions
PoUer seat that remembers" your
faUorite driving position
. Power-Booster Fan, in Montclair series,
saves pouer other cars waste
. FuH-Cushion shock absorbers and
8 other bump-smothering Advances giUe
you Merrury's exclusive Floating Ride
. NeU 29O-hp Turnpike Cruiser VS.
engine (optionaD, 255-hp Safety-Surgs
VS. engine (standard)
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-08
TOYS COMBINE FUN AND LEARNING

With hold buttons and signals. For those with bent toward com. munications there are also a vari- ety of intercom systems and minia- ture broadcasting units and vel ocipede with lineman's tool kit for the young telephone repair man.
 Newest thrill for junior con- tractors has an authentic model of ready-mix concrete truck. The mixer geared to the axle, rotates with realistic mixing noise, and the body rises to unload cement.
 Nearly every boy goes through a time when he wants to be a fire man. Just for that stage there is a new suburban water bumper which shoots continuous stream of water supplied by a hydrant which can be connected to any gar den hose.
 Does he plan to build sky-scrap CTS! There's an architectural kit of plastic inter-locking blocks then with full instructions to reproduce Manhattan.s famous skyline.
 Potential musicians ,should be wefhsaHsfied-even if the .ne;gh- pors are not--with any of the new plastic toy instruments which have correct tonal range.
 How-to kits concentrate on giy- ing boys, as we'll as girls, basic training in home maintenance and in cooking projects ranging from barbecue techniques to Western style chow wagons complete with brand soups, spaghetti, pork and beans.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-08

Even with so many modern toys around, range riders will be serv- ed. New in this department is a Western style gun that can be con verted to a detectives type when junior wants to switch the locale of his drama.
 Designers have come up with some quick-change ideas that should suit larger families and simplify storage in space.hungry homes. For instance new doll carriage converts into doll swing and car seat. Folding and cx, pandable play tables and chairs are much in evidence, and a new bike is simply converted from boys style to girls model.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-08
Radar And Rocket Kits Give Trafning-in-Piay

Whatever career junior may yearn for, Santa will have avail. able this year toy kit to provide useful training-in-play. The trend towards career preparation and creative play activity is growing, reports Melvin Freud president of the Toy Guidance Council.
 Manufacturers seem to have put their heads together with the eco homie planners in an effort to solve future personnel shortages by putting special emphasis on toys that stimulate interest in en- gineering and science.
 Electronics have inspired a fas- cmating selection. from rocket launchers to "brainy bug" for toddlers, which turns when it's an- tennae touch an object in it's path. Others for the scientist7in-the-mak- ing are. a radio set with a trans sistor, a radar station. guided mis- siie equipment, and an instrument board for an atomic powered sub marine.
 inter-coms and wiriug
 The dial telephone. long a play room favorite, comes now with a four line switchboard complete
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-08
3 I)s,gs
 Life
THE ART OF RETRIEVING
by Bob Bartos

by Bob BartoS
 Manager, Frislsies Research Kennels A dog bounding across the fields in the crisp autumn air with a bird held. gently in a soft mouth" is a scene to warm the heart of any hunter.
 AS one authority puts it, ''The hunting instinct is an inborn trait of the hunting dog and its
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-08

development in the highest de- gree can only be attained when there is complete understanding - and affection = between the hunter and his dog.'
 One major point in develop ing the canine hunting instinct is the art of retrieving, in which a dog-setter, pointer. spaniel or retriever-fetches the kill on command, carries it firmly, but softly and without injury, and gently delivers it to hand. re- leasing it on command.
 The first thing the dog must learn is to come when called and to have a desire to retrieve. A corn cob, an old glove. CT boat bumper can be used. Hold the dog by the collar, wave the object to be retrieved to attract his attention to 1t, and inme- diately throw it short distance toward bare ground.
 On returning with the object. the dog should not be allowed to drop 1t, but must deliver it
Kodiak mirror., 1956-12-08

Feeding Tip: Don't worry if your dog doesn't drink from his water dish. Dogs will see,s water when they are thirsty. Be sure, when you are in the field with your dog. that his source of water Is fresh and clean.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Ham Fisher, So

Continued From Page "
free Prsss Ham Fisher, creator Of the popular FREE
PRESS comic strip hero Joe Psooks was found dead In
friends studio Dse Police said two notes near the body
indicated suicide.
Fisher. 81, whose full was Hammond Edward
Fisher, wrote notes Of failing eyssght and dsbse con.
dition. He said he had swallowed some pills.
HE started he PaIooka strip in 1890 after eominu 70
New York from his native Wilkss-Barre, where he had
been reporter and advertising salesman.
"MeNsughf Syndicate, which handles the strip, said
the series would be continued by artists who have worked
with Fisher.
Fisher left estate Of two and half million dollars
buf gave his second wife the legal minimum Bulk Of the
money went to Hyssr-od daughter by his first wife,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Benefit Payments To JobIess Drop"

DECLINE INDICATES GREATER EMPLOYMENT
Toledo Bsde)
WASHINGTON, Jan. z AP)-RsAseing q high rate Of
employment benefit payments obsss workers fell Of
sharply during 1885, ihs Labor Department said Yesterday
Payments by ihs states fofslsd 81 $4,000 oooo com
pared with ''s4s $2o269oooo oufso for the same pvr.
pose.
Bulk Of ihs expenditure 900 ooo-esms In The
hrss six months. Only $4sI 100000 was paid out In The
last hsf OF the year. oetobsr $664ooooo psyovt eons
'vfsd the lowest month Of the last two years.
Inc department said reserves available for benefit
payments TO workers covered by state laws climbed shout
ssl million to total Of ss27ooooooo az Of Dec 81 Col
sections OF unemployment insurance also increased from
''Fs $L'se2ooooo TO about $i.2loooo.ooo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
The VA Frowns-
CONTINUED from Back Page)

The DEVILS medicine surgery. and psyehiary make the
Veterans billion empire so heavily bvrdsnsthaf u will
hasten the svpsrssdng Of the DEVILS healing sssneiss
eli healing sndssvors which exclude Ny Christ Miracle
Science Messiah and lis irresistible. moral and spiritual
arsvtaton is operating to fulfill Ny early 10th Century
prophecy
ut IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS - OF THE
ENTIRE HUMAN RAcE!l!-Mrs. Eddy.
Because NY and only universe and creation. the
sternaIy Chrisks and spiritual and harmonious SATu
RATES every os Of space with heaven and eternal s!!I
THE VA FRoWNs ON MR. HOOVER
(chiesgo Tribune EditorisD
The cold reception accorded the recommendations OF
the Hoover commission by the veterans administration
demonstrates simple truth This Is that while the Hoover
commission interested only in economy and efficiency In
order TO obtain good and rational the executive
agencies are interested In bvroerafe empire building and
spending The administration with the
support from organized pressure groups therefore wants
LITTLE Of what Mr. Hoover and his associates have prescribed
The Hoover commission proposed that the veterans
administration CLOSE 10 EXISTING HOSPITALS and turn
back appropriations for others contemplated The
mission said that the VA had TOO MANY HOSPITALS and
that some Of expensive TO operate because OF
size, location. and inadequate number Of patients
This may be true, but the veterans administration Is
aware that closing down unnecessary hospitals would
tract lis domain and probably congressman who
want TO keep the hospitals in their bsweks 10 prove that
they great friends Of the veterans As congressman vote
appropriations, the VA does not TO offend Them So
the VA wanted Of that, u receptive TO
the proposal that II extend only 10 veterans who could
prove financial need
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Profits Before lakes
CONTINUED From. Back Pass)

The tax liability the A billions Of gross profits
amounted TO AL billions This brings actual profits down
TO 2Ie billions which much the corporations
realized In 1850 On the billion increase In Trvmsnssqus
profits since 1850 the took all and something
besides OF the llM billion dollar rise In profits before
taxes since lo4s, nearly 10 billion out for taxes
The reason taxes take large part Of corporation
income that the boost In the rates voted soesllsd
temporary basis In 1851 has not been allowed 10 sPss
II has extended and request for extension beyond
April l. the present statutory date Of expiration, will be
sought by the President in his budget message
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
An Appalling Statement


was somewhat appalled, reading the quotation by
w. D. Nvng In hs May issue Of the Converted Catholic.
that isn't enough TO stir every loyal Protestant TO the
depths Of his being be because he Is either very
uniformed very Indifferent.
That statement coming from person In high up
responsible position should carry great deal Of weight
with il. II shows without doubt that the Roman Catholic
Church apes TO be the dominant church land consequently
the controlling authority In America How few realize what
this mesns They have only look al land really study
the situation in Roman Catholic dominated countries Of the
past and present. Let them the question: why does
Communism thrive in enthusiastically dominated eouniries
Prof. Nvftng says that the Catholic" Church has
mission 10 make Christ nesrnae in every culture touches
n would that al the present is TRYING TO MAKE
THE VIRGIN MARY lNcARNATE IN EVERY CULTURE IT
TOUCHES. CHRIST IS GIVEN SECOND PLACE. What has
been the culture in Roman Catholic countries in hs pss7
The most Of the culture and education kept behind
stone walls. and il TO the Proesfanfs TO in and
educate the people, As example OF her influence
Spain Is dominated by the Roman Catholic Church. is nioe
rant and is going backward evIturay from all indications
That is what happens when the Roman Catholic Church
assumes Spiritual leadership" Along with II she takes
temporal leadership. You notice said takes" She
that TO enforce spiritual dominance. A perfect society,"
But according TO the teachings Of Christ that is NOT
fhe way spread the Kingdom Mohsmmsd tried TO convert
people by force Did he have perfect society," Someone
says, But he used physical force Well. what real diff
ference II whether II Is physical force eompvson7
Christ said, my kingdom Is not Of this world" II Is
nurived by the Holy Spirit mot by might by power
but by Ny Spirit saith the Lord" He also said LET the
fsres grow with the wheat lest In attempting to pluck
them up ye root up also the wheat with Them" MATT 1922
Protsstanfs do not need TO become alarmed because
ihs Roman Catholics praying TO become the dominating
religious body Of America They prayed for the Of
the crusades and said II the will Of Cod But n,
and they SUGGEST II Is not their prayers that
need TO fear those Of any group that does not make the
Holy Bible its supreme authority But do need 70 be
concerned about their METHODS and their PROPAGANDA.
vefa Nc Infosh
D.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
The Devil Takes Hebrew Daughter
For Nearly Is Years

~. case worker for the Hebrew Immigrant Aid soesf,
died in Edeewstsr Hospital" tchi Trib)
MATERIA MEDIcAs HOSPITALS ARE s-A-T-u-
RATED WITH THE DEvL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
AND TEND TO SURROGATE THEIR PATIENTS
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL sENsE-THEIR THINK
LN.c-THER VERY LIVES HEREl
HEBREW PRAYERs-RoMAN CATHOLIC ALMOST
AS BAD-lNsPIRED CHRIST JESUS TO ExclAIM:
EXCEPT YOUR RIGHTEOUSNESS EXCEED THE
RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE scRIBES AND PHARI.
SEES, We SHALL IN NO CASE SEE land enter
EVERYWHERE PRESENT. HEAvEN"l AND
ETERNAL LFEl
1T MUST BE REITERATED THAT CHRIST VOID.
ANTI.cHRIsT JUDAISM GIVES ITS PARIsHIoNERs-
DuPEsl-A PREVIOUSLY INFERIOR DIVINE
PROTECTION AND A So-cALLED WISDOM AND
UNDERSTANDING SATURATED WITH
WoRL pINEss, MATERIALIsM, sENsuALiTY-
AND PROMOTES EASY AND PLEASANT VIOLA
TIoNs OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS VIA SEX.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. AND ToBAcco-ANo
REMINDS ONE AGAIN OF THE HUMoR Of the chorus
girl re hell MAY the stay there be as pleasant ss tn
way there!
Sister, don't be silly. Not ehsneel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
81, 600, 000in Lumber Lost in Fire
BROOKLYN BLAZE BRINGS S ALARMS

BROOKLYN BLAZE BRINGS ALARMS
my Herald Tribune)
Two hremen and policeman injured early
yesterday when ve-aarm FIRE of undetermined origin
destroyed estimated 81 100000 worth of lumber in
the Cross, Austin & Ireland lumber yard at Gardner
Ave. and Grand ST. in the Williamsburg -Ridg ewood Sec
ton of Brooklyn.
The five alarms brought thirty pieces of equipment
from Brooklyn and Queens including two hreboats
which poured water the flames from Newtown Creek
and 155 hremen. The hre6ghters seriously ham
pered by temperatures in the low twentes which caused
wndblown spray to freeze
DISCOVERED BY MOTORIST
The FIRE was discovered by passing motorst at
1855 am and was not declared under control until
am Firemen remained at the scene for hours after
the FIRE controlled, wetting down nearby areas.
Despite the hour and the low temperatures 500 persons
gathered to watch the blaze, and twenty-five policemen
were sent to the scene to control the spectators.
The area surrounding the FIRE 10 occupied mostly
by lumber yards and factories Firemen feared that
names and sparks, which reached height of 100 feet
might be carried by the brisk winds to nearby Iumb
yards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Star Route
Excerpts from
Integrity"
CONVERTED CATHOLIC MAGAZINE

Roman Catholic magazine published by lay Catholics:
TN six articles in this issue Of INTEGRITY we think our
writer's have given adequate introduction TO the problem
Of WHY CATHOLICS LEAVE THE CHURCH -.
MIXED marriages have been blamed for much loss Of
faith but Father FIGHTER feel that this contention
remains so far improved and almost WOULD BE
NAIVE ENOUGH TO HOLD THAT ONLY CATHOLICS IN
MIXED MARRIAGES USE BIRTH CONTROL. SECULAR
EDUCATION HAS BEEN BLAMED FOR THE LOSS OF
FAITH AMONG YOUNG CATHOLICS, BUT NO ONE LAS
FAR AS WE KNOW HAS MADE ANY SORT OF STUDY
OF LEAKAGE AMONG GRADUATES OF CATHOLIC
SCHOOLS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Another Catholic Taken for Nearly
20 Years.
President Of q constrvetion COMPANY

President Of . Construction Company
THE DEVIL, VIA THE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD,
ALMosT-IF NOT ALTocETHER-FoRBIDs ITS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPOSURE
TO MY Gods SECOND COMING OF THE CHRIST"
THE DIVINE POWER or JESUS, AND ALL OF
you. IN MY CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
JUST AS THE MURDERoUs, SPIRITUAL LUNATIc.
HEBRAIc. HIGH PRIESTHOOD FORBID 'coNTAMI-
NATION or ITS HEBRAIc puPEs VIA THE NEW
PURELY DIVINE, CHRISTIANITY. IN WHICH GOOD.
NESS COULD HAVE DIvlNELY SCIENTIFIC,
cHRIsTLikE. SPIRITUAL PoWERl
tchie. Trb.l-"Mss for Martin r. Carroll, 49, viii
Do said In S. Ahsnsslvs Church, Evanston Mr. Carroll
president Of The Carroll Construction Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Persecution Of Protestants
Continues in Columbia
CONVERTED CATHOLIC MAGAZINE

Either the situation in Columbia Is Of hand that
The National Government control H. intense per-
seevfion Of Proiessns in have official
sanction.
This be established by recent activities in the
territory along the Msgdsena River, where local govern
snf officials and eonsisbIes subject EvanssesIs TO cruel
Ties, persecution. and imprisonment Those who escape
hunted In the hills and when spprshendsd brain
washed" and asked TO sign statements rsnovnens their
faith
The ssnefy Of the home, Of The oldest and most
cherished Of traditions in Latin America, Is constantly VIC
lated. IN home, while The family having daily
Bible reading and dsvoons The home entered BIBLES
and HYMN BOOKS coNFIscATED, and The family ordered
70 police headquarters.
There ample proof Of concerted effort 10 wipe out
every vssiss Of Evangelical Christianity which In ihs past
few years and months has transformed thousands Of lives
and homes and changed entire communities into codssr
Ing swsbding districts. Local officials In nsisn-
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Reader Expresses

CONTINUED from Page u
The human mind mbvsd with this spiritual understanding
becomes elastic capable Of greater endurance,
espes somewhat from ITSELF and requires less rsposs.
knowledge Of ihe Science Of being develops the latent sb
es and possibilities of II extends fhs atmosphere Of
thought giving moras broader and higher realms
raises The thinker into his native cir Of insight and per.
spieseiiy."-s.&H, p. 1873.
NY ANSWER
BY BILLY GRAHAM free Prsssl
QUESTION:: One Of my associates BELIEVES IT'S IN
POSSIBLE TO BE HONEST AND REMAIN IN BUSINESS
these days try TO be honest myself but don't know how
TO him. What would you ssy7 up.
ANSWER: Say that nation founded by honest,
codfsaring and women America has prospsrsd be-
Of their honesty and industry.
When deals with his neghbors, OF course II Is
easier be honest than when he Is dealing with those he
n doesn't know fhs person he's cheat
ing and can't the hesraehe caused by his dishonesty
II Is greater temptation TO shut his the prompngs
Of conscience Many eaIovs they rob mpsrsonsI
government.
But II does pay TO be honest. Point 70 your ssso-
eisfe number Of successful firms which today their
business by ihe Golden Rule Some OF these small
others figure their assets in millions.
Remind him. that ell gain be figured In dollars
and CENTS The Bible says: What shall II profit man II
he shall gain the whole world and lose his own sovI7"
MARK 1907 But he also realize that dishonesty Is
morally wrong and u closing down and going
broke, he should do II because II Is right.