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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
Maissen to Speak
On Swiss Latins

Augustin Malssen. native Rom
ansh speaker, will give a public
lecture at pm THIS Wednesday
at Carroll Hall He viii speak on
the Ronansh country lin Switzer
land and Its people. The theme
of his speech will be. A Latin
Minority in the Swiss Mountains. "
Mr.. Maissen was educated in
his native country" IN Switzer
land but for the past few years
has been making studies of SWISS
artists in Mexico and more recent
ly is involved IN study Of Swiss
place names In the United States
Only last week he joined the staff
Of the United States Library OF
Congress.
u. T. Holmes Jr., chairman OF
the committee that is sponsoring
the lecture, stressed the fact that
the public is invited
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

Continued from Page i
bers was bestowed on Jayccc
Monk Jennings. co-proprlctor Of
Town and Campus and former
Jaycee president
The Key Men Awards we're made
by Marvin kOonCe. State president
.o' the Jaycees as follows Frank
Blocksldge Jr Tom Gardner. IS
Boyd, Collier Cohb III. and Monk
Jennings Mr. koonce elaborated
on the fine work each OF the reel.
picnts Of the aN ard as he present
.ed plaques to them
The New Jaycec Award was won
by Frank Giles. and the parucipa
ton Award BY Tom Gardner
Miss Claudia Cannady was pre-
ocnted the Award Of Special Kecog
milton
The following 25 people and
firms were given Certificates OF
Appreciation Orville Campbell.
Jim Steagall, Crowell Little. J b.
Robbins, Francis Johnson the
BOOSTERS. Inc, Sarah Umslead the
Varsity Theatre, Richmond Sloan
the U.NC. News Bureau, Bob Har
rIss the Carolina Theatre. the
{ APPEL Hill Weekly Ty Boyd.
Joug Yates, the Pepsi Cola Bot
ling Company OF n Y. AL Mann
" the Pepsi Cola Bottling Com.
pdhy Of Durham. II. S McGinty
the U.NC. Athletic Association,
.O' Carl Blythe. Tom Gardner
Jake Wade, George Barclay jim
Parker and DR.. Henry Clark
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
Anti-ABC Forces
CONTINUED from page u

iCOnLlDueO from page
The following excerpts were tax
en from his sermon
Each year the people Of Meek
lenburg County must pay through
local, state and Federal taxes over
81 900 900 TO pay county bills for
direct costs Of alcoholic drinking
and over $40 900, 900 in slow down
production for the drinking that
doesn't outwardly affect tire courts
the Welfare Department. and the
police forces Of the county o. those
Of the City Of Charlotte Mecklen
burg collects about 81 900 900 year
ly in taxes from alcoholic beyer
ages sold there
BY quoting these figures from 3
series Of feature articles OF JCE,
80, July |, and 2. 1855. by a staff
writer in the Charlotte Observe
Mr.. Hubbard maintained yestt =.
day that any taxes collected by
having AB.C. stores in the county
would only make our welfare.
court, police and sheriff costs soar
At ratio Of two dollars in direct
cost for every dollar collected in
A.B.C. taxes.
Mr. Hubbard also quoted the
Yale University Institution Of Al.
coh0lic Studies where he had
studied for a summer. J. Edgar
Hoover, and the Internal Revenue
Department Service in Washing
ton, D. c., to support his theses
that people drink more when It Is
more readily available. that drink
ing alcohol accounts for 90 per
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j;ha, Is # they don't have d friend
Ily bootlegger IN the community
We feel that the voters have
heard both sides OF the question
Iduring the past few months SAID
Don Stanford Chairman Of the
Orange County Committee for Le-
gal Control We are certainly
wiling to abide hy the wishes o.
the majority Our main desire al
the moment IS 10 urge everyone
Iregardiess OF nov ne feels on the
Issue. 10 vote We don I think the
outcome should be decided by Just
d teW Of the eligible 1900 voters
in the county
When an ABC election was held
I'm 1888. on September 9 total
Of 1896 voters wen, 10 the polls
Legal control was defeated with
I .926 voting against and 469 for
Chapel Hill precincts al that time
we're strongly IN favor Of legal
control the vote being SIG to 27Z
IA complete rundown OF the results
I'm 1888 viii be found on page two
0f today Weekly
Old timers IN Chapel Hill who re
call the 1888 election say there
was much more discussion of the
Issue al that time Orange was
one OF the early counties 10 ask
for vote The voting date OF
September 9th came at a time
between sessions when the Uni.
.Herslty was closed down Many
faculty members VINO. ii is fen.
would have voted for legal con
Itrol were out Of town The legal
control program was defeated by
only 457 votes
A survey taken by the Weekly
IN Chapel Hill and throughout the
the county seems to indicate that
legal control forces will win this.
time Chapel Hill is expected to
have much larger vote. with the
margin being as much as or more
than II was IN 1888. Reports from
HiIsboro indicate that the people
there will vote in favor of con
troll In 1893 they were against it.
|55l to 427 Carrboro is expected
to vote against il tomorrow by
about a three to two margin. The
rest Of the county is an unknown
quantity but every indication
points to the county precincts max
ing better showing for legal con
troll than they did in 1893.
Neither side is predicting an out
and out victory There was not a
great deal Of talk about the issue
until the last couple Of weeks
Now the talking is over and the
voters Will MAKE their decision
The important thing for everyone
Is to get out and vote
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
153 +. Franklin St.

THE SLOAN DRUG CO. has price range in
Valentine Candy from 80 cents to $1,000! That
should satisfy any purse. never so many
beautiful HEARTS assembled at once, as are ranged
in racks the sides of the counters. These are
huge PASTEL HEARTS OF SATIN. each with
single satin rose on gold foliage, resting enOr
nous spread satin bows. Some are arch noseRays
.rnRed by sarched ruffs Of white embroidery White
lace covers several Of these pink blue red yellow
SATIN HEARTS. Lace Satin Hearts from $2.75
to $675. The man who chooses an otf-beat Nalen-
tine may at SIIOAN'S choose an off beat HEART
As well: one called Cunning for Your Heart" which
bears toy pistol for decoration HEART BOX
in cowhide brown.
PANGBURN RAGTIME CHOCOLATES
$3.50 TO $500 are HEARTS decorated by elaborate
DOLLS in handsome satin court gowns. The most
exciting STANDING DOLL is in bridal attire
(yellOW, blue, Whlte) satin at $3.50. AS well as a
Valentine gift this doll would make spectacular
Wedding Anniversary remembrance should such an
occasion fall within the month.
HOLLINGSWORTH has wide range of
CANDY from Montreal Selected Chocolates $500
Pecan Dessert Milk Chocolates, My Hobby Box (Se-
lectons from ~ packages, 5000.
There are boxes Of the ubiquitous RED HEART
any small size any small price, containing the same
quality chocolates as the larger and more expensive
sizes
SLOAN'S COMPLETE SELECTION OF
AMERICAN GREETINGS Valentine Cards leaves
nothing to be desired in that line. There are:
Conventional, For Teacher, Comic Slam, Hi-Brow,
humorous, fdlher, sister, Of1-Beat ana sweet SEN
timental. chdren's Value Package contains as
for 49c. 20 Clever Cut-Outs for 29c; "a for 39c
(for girls to send).
No matter how many Sweethearts you have,
there is difficulty in making selection at
SLOAN'S to take care of long, long list
BEST NEWS is that on Feb 14th SLOAN'S
is running a Saint Valentine Service and will ABB
SOLUTELY DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE TO
ANY ADDRESS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS THE
CANDY OF YOUR CHOICE TO THAT LADY OF
YOUR CHOICE.
Don't forget that SLOAN DRUGS is playing
Cupid on that day for YOU! ,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
NAMED THE FIFTH AVENUE"

call it Chartreuse, but the new fashion name
for this Spring shade is Acid Green and these stun
ming pumps are to be found in the window at ALEX
ANDERS. They certainly strike one as Saks-
Fifth Avenue in styling and already have found
many admirers.
This pair of pumps has cut insteps and is de-
signed with a low Wrap-around strip of contrasting
dove gray leather stitched into place The center
buckles are shiny brass and shiny brass is the new
fashion feature to finish off the high spike heels
called Epee taps.
Do you need swanky pair Of pumps with
Steecut buckles to go with that slinky little black
dinner dress?
Do you long for pair Of pumps with grosgrain
bows, each bearing single brilliant like a shining
but magnified deWdr0p?
Or an open shank pump whose T-strap is made
from smart grOSgrain?
Or would you like a pair of WHITE SATINS
TOR your own wedding, your best friends? If the
latter and you are the maid Of honor bridesmaid,
or you are Just gong to dance at the wedding the
chances are that IN order to be properly shod you
Will have an important costume to be matched.
ALEAANDERS S can help you out of your dilemma.
BRING in a swatch Of material and these WHITE
HAllNS VIII be dyed exactly to correspond.
Come see the GLAMOUR DEBS
Black Calf, Red Calf, Navy Calf White Calf
All with LEATHER SOLES
ALEXANDER'S SHOE STORE
l}5 Franklin st. Phone 1881
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

THE NEW ORLEANS PHILHARMONIC OR
CHESTRA is the coming event for Wednesday, Feb
ruary 1lth at MEMORIAL HALL. The brilliant
Conductor is Alexander Hisberg Everybody with
whom | talk seems to be going. They say to me-
Don't miss tits wonderfulr
THE OTHER MORNING | stopped by THE
LITTLE SHOP to see Miss Branson, who is active
IN the Concert Series-sponsors of this Chapel Hill
performance Of the ORCHESTRAL
III admit my visit to see her was very early
morning. but | surprised to discover a huge,
mysterious packing box impeding entrance to the
shop. No lights Within so had more than glance
at the artistic window display SYMPHONY
Shall | say, in BLUE: beautifully fashioned, simple
light wool SUIT, charming sweater and blouse, and
background model of white taffeta enhanced by
large floral pattern in blue of course very
LORD & TAYLORISH Both CLOTHES and
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
Lecture Series On
"Old Testament"

p II Epps University professor
Of Greek, Viii begin d series Of
lectures on the Old Testament al
8 p IN tins Wednesday IN Gerard
Hall under the auspices Of the DIN
T. Blnkley Memorial Baptist
Church
The public IS invited 10 attend
these lectures. wnch viii continue
each Wednesday evening tcFa five
weeks at the same time and place
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

dS money! III CIoOSlllS
just that heart-shaped
box most likely to appeal
to their particular lady.
I overhear much discus
sion as to color, type Of
box, what the clerk
thinks is prettier, even
onlookers are urged to
cast a deciding vote; and
when this matter is
settled, then the type as
sortment Of candy inside
the box has to be con-
sidered, and finally there
is the price
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
THE YOUTH CENTEK
They have EVERYTHING!
ENJOY THE COLOR AND FRAGRANCE OF
SPRING FLOWERS

During Winters gloomy days, there is nothing
50 refreshing as flowers in the room where you are
sitting, on the table where you are dining, or on
you. for that matter
The corsages at UNIVERSITY FLORIST AND
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

for large and hungry escort, small T-Bone for
man in love. Or there's Club Steak, and Srlon
Strip for the lady with the more delicate appetite
tossed salad applesauce and how about chocolate
ice box pie for dessert together with two steaming
cups of CAROLINAS S aromatic coffee.
The manager, Mr.. Freeman said: "We won't
supply the conversation but we will come up with
backdrop Of soft light, soft music good service
and Chapel lillian good wishes for you, your date
and Saint Nalentine.'
CAROLINA COFFEE SHOP
1873 +. Franklin St. Phone 5436
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

also such a pleasant place for
special table for two.
They can pinch-hit for Cupid
and come up with a delectabIe
Oyster or Shrimp Cocktail for a
starter. Theirs are SWIFT PRE-
MUM STEAKS: a large T-Bone
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

Later, Miss Branson laughed about the box
Things are rapidly arriving through both en-
trances-all the new, SPRING models for my
SPRING OPENING.
we shall have that day and you, Carolyn, may let
everyone know the date"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
LET US SAY:

IS winning, it's a great time. At a
party? A good time, hope. But what
ever TINE is giving you, you must
give some note to TINE. 1t is urgent.
This is not the age when TIME hangs
heavily. TINE is as racing and fleet
as the young god Mercury. Trains
won't wait. Buses won't wait. Classes
won't wait And sometimes dinner
won't wait. 1t burns on the stove.
Here it is-ValenTIME. And the
next best thing to having a gay TINE
then, is to to own a good watch. Maybe
a watch comes first, as your whole life
will be changed for the better, if you
are ALWAYS ON TTMEt
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
ping With
CAROLYN
in Chapel Hill

And the chances her decision will be to dine out
It's so much more fun to begin date with an en-
j0yable dinner The Carolina Coffee Shop is ''the
old olinLlo fnr In,r L L
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

NNiAibPi SNSNA~ NA
or flowers of your own
choice. What tempting
gifts for Valentines!
Then there are the
Blooming cot t e d
Plants: AZALEAS,
HYAClNTHS and TU-
LIPS are always fa-
vorites.
A gamut of Spring
flowers to be cut for
you: among them the
tall spires of Snap
dragons; golden JON
quils, spicy Carnations
and the Acacias and
fragrant Roses.
To make a dinner
party festive, send
your hostess a bou-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
SOMETHING SPECIAL,

DANZIGER'S itself is gay as any Valentine
the interior with its display Of fascinating gifts
from all over the word--the windows with their
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

array OF delectaDle, I'M
ported CANDIES and
mountain Of red DECO
RATED HEARTS. Mr..
Danziger told me this:
ANY MESSAGE IN
ANY LANGUAGE ON
ANY ONE OF DAN
ZIGER'S PERSONAL
IZED VALENTINE
HEARTS will be put on
for you FREE! Nice,
isn't it - their Valen-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

quet. To make your own party success, plan ar
exciting flower decor.
UNIVERSITY FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP
Dial 68l6
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

tine to YOU, And they wrap for mailing, too
DANZIGER'S
l53 +. Franklin ST. Phone 8-259l
FROM CUPID'S WHISPERING ABOUT TOWN
Q CANDY-and lot of twill be given as Val
entines on before February 18th, Noting the
snowy displays, the ladies are going to be pleased
This year their seem to be particularly cava
lier. They are spending time and thought (as well
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

Pnks Blues and gay flowersprigged designs Of
Noe and Polished Cotton.
Sleeveless Dresses with Matching Cardigan
Sweaters as Pink with White Sweater, the identical
ribbon trim on the dress repeated around the neck
and down the front Of the sweater. Pastel colors
for Spring
If your young daughter has her feminine mind
set on a Red Dress to disport ON Valentines Day,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
CALLING ALL MEN,

With every shop here so pretty decorated in
honor of st. Valentine, | suppose | should be sing
ing, "HEARTS AND FLOWERS The fact is am
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

WENTWORTH & SLOAN have just what you
need. Because of their many handsome styles in
wrist Watches they also have what you want. There
are excellent values in HAMILTON. ELGIN Bull
OVA, OMEGA and ROLEX II jewel watches (All
watches fully &urananteed).
A lovely accurate WATCH is a wonderful gift
to give to the one you love. If you love yourself,
too, you have double answer.
WENTWORTH & SLOAN
jewelers.
l67 E. Franklin Phone 9-333l
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

muslcallv more SerlOuS-mlnded'
due to the imminent arrival in
town of the famous NEW OR
LEANS PHILHARMONIC SYM
PHONY. Their Concert will be pre-
sented in Memorial Hall on the
night of February llth at s pm.
The reason | am calling all
men: husbands, brothers, sweet
hearts. sons is that Judging by the
talk going arOund-tO attend the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

NEW ORLEANS SYMPHONY on this night is just
what SHE would like most to do.
Go to Danzger's or Ledbetter-P -Pickards for
your tickets and then present them a grand sur
prise to YOUR Best Beloved
Indeed you'll be the Thoughtful MANOF-HER-
HEART and besides enjoy wonderful evening
together, See YOU there,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02
Election Tomorrow

Continued from page
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-02-02

JL 4 hlINL
This little maid is
saying it to her new
Valentine dress from
THE YOUTH
CENTER.
And We are say
ing it to the little girl
because she looks so
adorable in it!
Still good news over
there at
THE YOUTH
CENTER
REDUCTIONS are
still in progress: 25H
to so" savings. Make
no mistake about it,
this is a Valentine to
all PARENTS.
Spring merchandise
is arriving daily. The
latest is a big ship
ment Of DRESSES:
pretty pa t els in
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Reds in KeruIu
Deny Corruption

NEW DELHI, July 20 tAP),
of Kerala said yesterday new
elections in the strife-torn
South Indian state would not
solve. the crisis,
Opposition charges that the
Communists had subverted de-
mocracy and brought corrup-
ton to Kerala state were
denied.
Several strong groups oppos-
ing the Red regime are hoping
that midas central govern
ment will GUST the Communists
and call for new elections.
Efforts to force the Commu-
nists out of Office by picketing
schools and government Offices
and other forms of agitation
began in Kerala on June II
After Is deaths earlier, a new
peak Of violence was reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
IS Africans
Die in Clash
With Police

PARIS, July 20 CAP THE
French News Agency reported
yesterday that rs Africans were
killed and 100 injured in a
clash between police and an
anti-government political group
in Brazzaville, capital of the
Middle Congo.
The political dissidents were
members Of the politico-relig-
ious Matsouaniste sect. 1t OPP
poses government in general
and the government of Premier
Fulbert Youlou in particular.
The report said the deaths
took place when the police tried
to flush about $500 Matsoua-
nistes, who had barricaded
themselves in a sort of CAM
Torment in one of the African
areas OF Brazzaville.
The Matsouanistes were
damned into the area and
grouped together to avoid being
evacuated. The dead and in
jured were suffocated or tram
pied in the struggle with police,
the dispatch said.
Brazzaville has been the scene
of repeated political violence in
recent months. About 100 per-
sons were killed in February in
clashes. between followers of Mr..
Youlou and his political oppo-
nent Jacques Opangault.
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Milk Surplus

TOKYO.-Japan has a sur
plus of milk, largely because OF
an inadequate distribution sys-
TEN and insufficient efforts to
expand consumption. The aver
age Japanese consumes only
one-twentieth to one-fortieth
as much milk as his counter
part in such countries as the
United States, Great Britain,
Italy, Norway and Sweden.
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Edwin p. button, 1921 MsdyieE drive,
Hynttsyills, Nd Francis N R3eeDy,,
1898 7 street Sc Gree KnishI 100
strauss, w. FeeTnTressLrssr, IS stree w
RsvoEsd Tor operating after rsve,
ca non IperiOd Of revocation extended
Theodore Alfred Adams, .i60l Kane
place NE. Haywood Jackson, Ivy"
University blvd Nd Rudolph Nc
Revoked for operAting after sus.
penslon-Rudolph Edward Clarke, glO5
7, street NE: John Henry S1 cant,
Earl McMgllin; a3s Adams, street v y =
eiGhth avenue Sc, MillaEd Saunders
a33 oakdale place NV. Willie junior
shepherd, Ala Eighteenth street Sc
James Simons, 1928 Dubois place y
John, R0sert Timu; S,,, i2O wni psca y,
A street Sc, Curtis Leroy Wright
liA Hillside place Sc.
Revoked for accumulated record oi
al least ~ polnts-Walter 2. Cooper
1913 c street Sc; Robert 8 Motley
S5i6 chillum place NE Leslie { Q
Alvin r Horner 9 Forester Stree.
Street Stree ' SW Ral PsAi Hiss, $40 Frank
lin street NE. Edward l., Gaskins
43l7 Polk street Sc; Donald W Grit
Solomon Brown, 5000 x street NE.
John D Long, l346 L street s E.
Isiah Macon, 1907 Sixty-flfth plac'
NE; WASHINGTON Corbin. IT,. $40 Divi
| sion avenue NE; Thomas A. Wilson
| / OOi Ninth street NE; Preston Whar'
Mitchell, li.O x street Sc william
M Holland, 1874 Twenty-second stree
NE; Rutherford r. Robinson, jr,,, 9l:
Nineteenth street NE. Edward E
Jones, 553S p street Sc: Harvey B
Davis, t4d5, c stree, Sc AIRES
| Bailey. 1910 Barnabv terrace Sc
| Robert T.. Stevenson, 5O22 Nash stree
NE, Kimp K Hayward, Rte. - Boz
| 100, Brandyvine. Md; William II
| Douglas, l145 Morse street NE,
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Conscience Wins

ANADARKO, Okla. (AP).-
National Guard 1t. Ira D. Hart,
IT,, said a man turned over to
him an Army bayonet and en-
trenching tool, explaining he
stole them in 1851 while in the
Army in Japan. The man said
his conscience bothered him.
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in the past week when police
swung batons on unresisting
pickets. Yesterday police fred
a few shots, causing minor
injuries.
Prime Minister Nehru's gov
eminent has been considering
whether TO use its constitu-
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tional power to take over the
state government and order
new elections. Some sources
said the decision already has
been reached to intervene in
Kerala and that the govern
ment will act after tomorrow's
cabinet meeting.
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srn avenue NE; Paul d, Reed. $500
Hamilton street, Riyerdale, Nd; Car
roll Randall, ICES Bay street Sc
Bobbie d. Digs, 3ll6 Elm street N E.,
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:48 Permfsto Drive .
RevokedbyDistrict

Foryeigt operator Permts revoked here last week
District DepartmenN Motor Vehicles announced today,
Eleven for driv while drunk three for operating
revocation peod evocaton extended 10 for opera
ing suspension and accumulated record OF at least
IL points
The complete list ofevocations for the past week as
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released by the departRn
follows:
Revoked for driving while drH
Lloyd 4. Carder, 6i3 East C4C
street; Wilton W. Penn, jrn 40" D.
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vi suits. bat not im eUery size or color

boy buys! styles reduced to mite
beach Or really
thrifty buy SOUTH All the styles to make the most
Of figure from smooth sheoths to feminine skirt models
Evening star., 1959-06-29
Death of Seven
Laid to Man, u

STETTLER, Alberta, June 30
(AP "A 22-year-old man was
charged with murder last night
after police found the battered
bodies Of seven members Of his
family in the family's garage.
Police said Robert Raymond
Cook was charged specifically
with the murder Of his father,
a 53-year-old mechanic.
The bodies of Raymond Cook.
sr.. his wife and five children.
ranging in age from 3 to 9.
were found buried under a pile
of tires in the garage.
Police said the youth charged
was the son of Cook by q pre-
vious marriage.
The bodies were found by
police who searched around the
house after finding no one at
home.
Police said the seven prob
ably died Thursday night.