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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
Reported Stolen Car In Warsaw, Ind.
Bears Duplicate Ohio License Plate

necessary before they would re-
lease the 1858 Pontiac.
The call implied that a car
bearing Ohio license number
W-485-k had been found in
Warsaw on Aug. "a and that he
was the owner.
Ironically enough, Rossiter,
salesman for Patterns Appliance
Center in Caldwell, does have
a car and his license plate num-
ber is W-485-K, but his car is
a 1857 tWo-door Chevrolet.
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17

operating a vehicle without
operators license. The state pa
trolman involved was P. ]. Rit-
terbeck.
William Kerwood, of Brilliant,
was caught hunting without
hunting or trapping license. He
was fined $500 and costs. Game
Warden Cletus Carsey made the
arrest.
Failure to yield right-of-way
was the charge made by Patrol
man w. w. Leurent against
Vernon B. Bailey, of Cleveland.
He was fined $500 and costs.
Alvin Miller, of Alliance, and
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
IN HOSPITAL

Warne Oliver, West Playground
street, has been a patient in the
Good Samaritan hospital, Zanes-
vile, for the past week, under
observation and treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17

" HOURS SERVICE on color
pictures. Color film must be
left at the studio. Six days on
movie film. Black and white film,
one-day service. Teters Studio,
North Street. d tt.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
Nine Traffic Cases Are
Heard In Mayors S Court

cases Mayor
or's court during the past week.
Virgil of picked assault
affidavit filed by Warehme He fined
Betinger, Caldwell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17

AFTER PICNIC social and dance
st. Mary's parish hall, Fulda,
Sunday, Sept. 20. Good music for
the dance in the evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Everett Hill was taken Thurs
day to the Guernsey Memorial
hospital, Cambridge, from his
home on Railroad street, for
observation and treatment
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
IN HOSPITAL

IN I1UOI II HL
Mrs. Chester Hayes, West
street, is a patient in Marietta
Memorial hospital where she is
under observation and receiving
treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
Noble County Ministers
Planning Fall Program

The Noble County plans for
program Monday they the Free
Methodist church
the Baptist church, presided in the alb
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
New Plant Announced for Caldwell
Caldwell Business Men Initiate Move
To Form Noble Wholesale Lumber Go.

Noble industrial picture received considerable
this when the Noble Wholesale Lumber
production Monday plant located Caldwell
corner of Frazier road and SR 285.
The objective the the assembage pehung
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
DISMISSED HOME

Dana Bean was dismissed Fri
day from the Marietta Memorial
hospital to his home in Macks-
burg.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17

WINDOW GLASS cut to accu-
rate size. See us for your needs.
D. =. Nichols, Caldwell. #.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-09-17
PATIENT IN HOSPITAL

John Christopher, West street,
is a patient in the Bethesda
hospital, GAINESVILLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
FOE OF 'ALIMONY DRONES'
FINDS NO ALLY IN COURT

The Municipal Court Of Appeals yesterday sided with
the wife of District who didn't want TO pay amony
because 1t encourages ian army Of alimony drones"
Charles Shelton employed a GS-4 In the Pentagon,
appealed lower court ruling awarding his wife divorce
and alimony Of $25 week.
Mr. Shelton who lives at 1904 Twenty-second street
NE, said the mot only excessive and totally
unWarranted but punitive"
He commended that no able-boded woman who could
support herself should be awarded amopy and that to
do results in IAN army of amony drones"
His WIFE Frankie Shelton, of lll2 Euclid street NV,
had been schoolteacher in Georgia until they moved to
the District in 1896
She testified she had been unable To qualify for a
teaching job in the District and had been unsuccessful
in finding other employment
o In denying the appeal. the court wrote that "un-
doubtedly there situations when award Of amony
is not justified but the award Of alimony and the
amount placed in the discretion of the trial court
In the before we find no manifest abuse
OF discretion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Miss S. K. Dunn, the pretty
cab driver arrested for wearing
shorts in her taxi, will be given
a hearing tomorrow before
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Clark King.
The girl, who will not share
the secret of her initials with
anyone. posted $40 collateral
on the shorts charge and So on
a charge of failing to list pas
sengers on her manifest.
Her attorneys, Hugh j, Nc
Gee and Harry j. Ahern, plan
to take the case to Municipal
Court on the double grounds
that Ca) Miss Dunn was not
working when she got her ticket
and (b) the Public Utilities
Commission regulation against
shortS-wearing cab drivers is
ridiculous and archaic.
The girl said she was driving
home her cleaning woman and
the woman's husband when she
was arrested last Friday by Pvt,
Edgar BrookinS. A friend also
was in the cab. Miss Dunn was
wearing Bermuda shorts of a
decorous nature when she be-
came the first cabbie to feel
the pinch of the law under the
no-shorts regulation.
Meanwhile, other cab drivers
have sprung to her aid. E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
Cotton Skirts, 81 and S.
Originally $500 to $780, Prints stripes, solid eoIors,
slim or full Styles Light, dark cOIors II to Is sizes

Doeron and Cotton Skirts S. CoronoIH Sl 99 Slim and
beIted Loden, black beige; 1915
Golf Shirts, 81. orenoi S. 49, Solid or print 1918 sizes
IF Street, FoIs Church, Shrineton, Silver Spring ony
Linen Joekets $40. Originally $780, Cropped white or
navy; 1915. If Street. ShirIngon. Silver SPRING.
Leather coots, S35. oreinoy S49e9D Classics in white
blue beige. 10 to "a in the group IF Street. Fails Church,
Shirlneon, Silver Spring.
These Sports Shop Reductions OF Street Only!
Sport Dresses, SIS to S45. Codenob $3.50 to $685.
piece beige green silks print check Docrons three
piece beige cotton block checked cottons Broken
1915.
Cor cOot Joekets IS SI2 oronuIy SIo9e to S2eee1
Wool check cordgons red cotton popn coots navy silk
cordeons. l0-l6
Royon Suits, IS. Coroinoy $500 Cropped jacket, slim
skirt. Black Checks l0-l6.
Suits, So Originally $780, Weskit pIeot skirt; black
checks 10-l6.
Leather oekets $40 torono $40 80 to 5000 suedes
kidskins White, black, beige. bIue lo6 in the group
Third Floor, Street
Sports Dresses Reduced
Orion Knits, sls. Coronoy 5000 to s45 One and two
piece styles; broken sizes lo-l8..
Linen Knts, slz o9nolly SIS and S2999) Knits, one
ond two piece linen ondroyon blends Broken sizes TO- l8
sh"dresses, Slz. oonoIH SIS and $685. Vonoo pot
terms; 1918. a..
Fifth Floor Street Knits oso Fos Church and Silver sprno
Selection Of Shrtdresses ct oil bronches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Airport for As minutes to burn
up fuel. He came in for a
landing at 80 miles an hour
and balanced the plane on one
wheel for 800 yards along the
runway, then slowed onto the
bordering grass. The starboard
wing and engine dug into the
ground. bringing the plane to
q halt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
AirIiner Lands
IS Britons SufeIy
On One Wheel

SOUTHEND, England. July
80 (AP).-A Viking airliner
bringing IS Britons home from
a continental vacation made a
larding on one wheel last
night.
Two women, suffering from
shock, were the only casualties.
Pilot William Hankin dis
covered the right landing wheel
of the twin-engined plane
jammed while flying across the
English Channel from Ostend,
Belgium,
The passengers - including
three children-were warned
while he circled the Southend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

WOmsn Dresses SIS Were SIS ana $40 9e Dressy black
sheer oyon Docron dresss with ockets
embroidered cottons, few royon chffons Blue red oquo
green prints, polka dots. Sizes l4H1 24; 1872
WOmen's Dresses, $2s and SIS. Were 5000 to S5oJ
Checked cotons nyon print jersey Voie Ioce royon chiffon
embroidered eyeIet Docron- silk fobrcs pockobes
in the two groups Mostly afternoon dresses for cock
tolls blue oquo rose, beige coroI no and block Sizes
l4R to 22h.
Womens Dresses $35 and $45 Were $50 and $7o Resort
dresses afternoon and doy fohionspun oyons Docrons
royon shees chffons and eyeet embroidered
and few silks Rose, blue and dark prints solid coors oc
oquo. beige, green, navy, block. Broken sizes.
WOmens Costumes Reduced! silk, sheer royon,
$50 Now $500 ond Sis wool costumes were $le5.
No~$lz5. Sizes 10, l8h and 2oh.
Second Floor, ST., and all branches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
Murrow Substitute

NEW YORK, July 20 APP
Charles Collingwood. CBS-Tv
news correspondent, will be the
host on Person to Person.
which resumes october 2. Ed
ward r. Murrow, former host
is on a years leave of absence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
Hearing Set Tomorrow
In Toxicob Shorts Case

Erwin Dollar, executive secre-,
tary Of the Associated Taxicab
Operators, Inc. showed UP at a
strategy meeting between Miss,
Dunn and her. lawvers vester-
day and offered the SIS col
lateral money on behalf Of her
fellow cab drivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
chiIdren's Shop Summer Wear Reduced!

Falls Church, Shrlin9ton, Silver Spring
Here, just few. Of the nony items:
Infons Sun Suits and Topper Sets 81 $Iss (were 81 90
to $500, sizes medium oree and Xxx large
SIeepweor 81 TO Sl.es 81 80 to So 99l dfp-dy
cotton psse and bote some shore cotton knits Girls
to IA. pre-teens' to IT,
Dresses, $500 to $500 were $500 to $1,000, eoons
nyon prints and solid coors Many sleeveless styles Sizes
3,to Ok and 7 to Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
The Sports Shop Clears Away

in all JeIIeff stores, unless otherwise noted
White BIouses, So. Originally S499 to $780, Cotton
botes, Docrons Oressoker tailored styles, sleeveless
short sleeves 1898.
Drp-Dy BIoues, IS. Originally $500 and $780, Eyeets,
coons Docrons Classics, scoops large collar styles white,
black. 30-36.
Bouses S. Oienoy $9.99) Docron- cotton blends pure
silks in dressnoker styles. Prints, solids. 32-38
Points. 81. tOrionoIk $500 and $500 Slim points, pedoI
pushers; Ole sizes.
Beach cOots So. (o1enoIy 5000 and Sl2o9) Striped
terry cotton prints. S. N, L. mot OF BethesdoD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

1879 Desses-$s-Docron/cotton sheees, iocketed
cottons light and dark coors checks stripes prints Sizes 10
to 20 and l45 to 24H2.
oss to 1899 preses-Se In the group misses sizes
to 49, womens l6h 24; sheers, coonroyon sizes to
49, womens l6 to 24]a; sheers, coton-royon, light and
dark prints and some solid coIors.
Budget Dresses Jees 5th Floor Street. and selections o.
FoIs Church, Shirinoton and Silver Srpin9,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
Maternity Dresses!

we're $799 to $l799-ot SIS to $40
Two-pece dresses and separate tops also one style in
Jomoico shorts. Solid poseIs and prints tailored and
dressy styles, shorts in turquoise or red pIod Broken
sizes II to IA.
Womens dresses and moterniN fashions at F Street
Second Floor ond also OF Shirneton, Silver Spring ond
Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Robe cIeor-owoy $500 $40 Originally $500 to Sl799)
Cotton busters light dark hodes; polio Ioun9ers. few
silk styles Long Ane and robes lo-42 sizes in the
group. Third Floor Street. and oil JeIIeft broneh stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
Hosiery Savings by the BoxfuI!

Hosiery Savings by the BoxfuI!
Femous-oke Walking shee pr box $3.50 Full fashioned;
misty toupe only Sizes 8l2-ll
White Knee-Hishs, pr. box $.so tod9nolN 81 PR
Sail
Gold Stripe kyIons pr box S255 tOrionoIy Sl35
S. IS PR Full fashioned seamless sheers; few twin
hreods Discontinued foshon coors-Red Eoh Mink brown
Toboc Street Only.
Gloves
FomOus LobeI Cloves s9s (otoinoIy So to s4) Double
nyons and cottons foshon-detoied.
Glove Servings, sl.4s CorgnoIy 81 to Sd Double
nyIons cotton sheer nyops. Sizes to 8 in the group
Street Only.
ToiIetries Savings!
LeIons coIosnes. sSse. oionoIH ST. Four frooronces
blue.
Gloss Perfume Bottles. sse. Cori9inoIy ST.
Bopne Both Oil, see plus fox (OdgnoIly ST.
Assorted Dressing Tobe Items V VI off. Bottles. os.
picture fromes plIlboxes, etc.
Above Items OF Street only
Big JeweIry Savings!
Trkket Necklaces. for ST. COrginoy ST. Coored Trkket
necklaces poses Also coOred stone necklaces, boce
let's pins, eorings.
JeweIy 81 to $40 Cor9noIy So Sl5) coored stones,
beods; tailored metals
wo%ss, wotehs. s7s9 o.oooI $685. to sl295l One
S Shn SSs y sTsF t SR"' rolls Church 0'y
BIousettes, 81, So, 81!
Coroinoy So 90 to $500 Solid coo prints many sleeve
less
Joltops 81 and $3.50 Codeinoly s. So Veo's gay
cotton prints. One size fits l0-l6.
Denim Joekets sz.zs. todsnoIy s399J Pink blue, tom
Hop.oekins Joekets $500. CodsinoIy $500 colorfuI
prints.
Mohoir stoIes, $3.50 odonoIy $500 Black only
Mems Handkerehiefs, Z for 81. Twin initols
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
Bros, GirdIes, Price Trimmed!
Summer Handbags, $l.99

beads.
Hondbess, $3.50. torioinoIIy S. to $685. PIostics
vnyIs, strows, feathers in variety.
Hondboss, $3.50. (OneinoIIy $795 to Sl295) Inn
ported ItoIon strows feathers, white potents Vnys
novelty boes.
prices plus tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Misses Dresses SIS. Were $3.50 to s2es9J Fine cot
tons including costumes checks prints pose and some
light coored Voiles and darker cottons.
Misses Dresses $40. Were SIS to $751; Cocktail dresses
osweos afternoon and tailored styles; prints silk shan
tune and cotton poste high hodes and brown
noVy beige, white, black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Just 5 Junior FomoIs--Hof Price ond Less, $40 Were
$500 to $685. Long and short evening gowns include
one eoch rued embroidered cotton rffed silk nyon
oroonzo and oroondy Sizes 9 and H. F St. only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Women's Dresses, $12!
Were SIT 80 to S22eeD Afternoon voes in prints of
blue green toost solid color turquoise block Doc
and cotton, coons and sheer Enko royons os-we-
few eyele cottons piece two piece ond jacket
dresses, whte-f frosted prints blue grey, mouve novy
black. Sizes l4h to22K and SO to a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Mostly " Price!
Women's, Misses, Juniors
Sprine-Summer Coots
$50. 99-S49.99 Coots, Toppers! $40
$50. e9-S59.99 Coots, Toppers! SIS
S49. 9o-S6999 Coots! $50
5000 and 5000 Goats! $35
$500 to S85 Goats! $40
Nows the time to buy the light coot for eory Fall for
next SprngD Dressy cosuoI buttonine importantly
or wrapping costly.
In the group imported tweeds, worsted fonnes
silk ond-woo blends; finest Forstmonn, Anglo, Hook
woods.
Some with our exclusive impeccobe Sycamore and Croo
leigh toornq! Coors? EveNthne-block, navy, beige,
toost grey blues reds, green's Sizes to g. 5 to Isl
to ! 8 proportioned; "a to 40 toll
Cotton. Royon Foie coots and TOppers $40 and SIS.
Misses won1ens Juniors 81 500 to 5000 lightweight
foshionobes, Just reduced!
Coots Third Floor Street and bountiful selections
OF oil Jeeff bronch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Dress Fovorites, $40. CorenoIy Sl4ee to S9eel Sum-
books jacket dresses, onepece pretties Light do eoo
lis.
APwpO.. coet,, $40 Originally $3.50 Prints or t~eed
with notchino hots. Dark grounds.
, 1959-03-07
Volunteer Fire
Dept. Organized
On FebruurY 18th

The third organizational
meeting Of the Volunteer fire
department met on February
II at the Christiansted Fire
Depot. The following officers
Of the newly reorganized
group were elected: David
Canegata, Jr., Deputy Chief;
Egil Klint, Assistant Deputy
Chief Ted Dale, Secretary
Treasurer; Louis Golden, As
sistant Secretary-Treasurer.
Al the suggestion Of r. Nor
man Skeoch, the name Of
"Christiansted Volunteer Bri-
gade" was formally adopted.
The Brigade voted to pur-
chase regulation fire helmets
and Mr.. Skeoch donated SIS
for the purchase Of identifying
Continued on page Al
, 1959-03-07
Mission
Week Here "A
Tremendous Success

The Lutheran Mission Week
which came to an end last
night was a tremendous sue
cess. Each night the Lutheran
Churches in both Christian
sted and Frederiksted were
filed to capacity.
Last night almost seven hum
dred persons filed the Church
in christiansted for a joint ser
vice with the Frederiksted
congregation. The Junior
Choir and Senior Choirs rem
|dered special anthems.
During the week special
tContinued on page 81
, 1959-03-07

desk, the Governor flew to,
San Juan, Puerto Rico, on
Wednesday morning and re-
turned to st. Thomas on
Thursday afternoon, after par
ticipating in the opening Of
the Puerto Rico Office Of the
Department of Tourism and
Trade Of the Virgin Islands.
Governor Merwin conferred
with Governor Munoz Marin
Of Puerto Rico on matters of
mutual interest. Mrs. Merwin
accompanied the Governor on
both trips.
In New York and Washing
ton, the Governor made many
contacts in connection with
the business Of the Govern
ment He attended a special
meeting Of the Virgin Islands
CONTINUED on page 81
, 1959-03-07

Mrs. Claire Motta was elect
ed Acting Neighborhood Chair
man; Miss Jane Pumps is
Organizer; Mrs Phyllis Evans,
Consultant; Mrs. Anna Brod-
hurst, Mrs. Juanita f. Gardine
and Miss Bernice Moorhead,
were elected to the Finance
Committee; Mrs, Phyllis Saun-
ders, Mrs. Mary Pilot, Mrs.
Motta and Miss Pumps are
members Of the Program Com
mittse; Senator Ron de Lugo,
Earle Williams, canute A.
Brodhurst and Mrs. Pearl.
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1959-03-07
Virgin Islunds
1~nougurutes Tourist
Office in Son juan

At a reception held Wednes-
day evening, March 4th at the
Caribe Hilton, Governor and
Mrs. John David Merwin of
fcially presented to the travel
interests Of Puerto Rico Mario
Alvarez, newly appointed
Manager Of the Virgin Islands
Information Office in San
Juan, P. R. The reception was
attended by high dignitaries Of
both governments Of the Vir-
gin Islands and Puerto Rico.
In addition to the presence
Of His Excellency the Cover
nor and the First Lady were
Senator's Ron de Lugo of st.
Croix and Percival Reese of
st. Thomas who, in conjunc-
ton with H. w. Goeggel,
Diane Christensen, Carmen
Simmons and Flavilla Losch,
acted as official hosts.
Among The honored guests
were the Honorable Ramos
CONTINUED on page a
, 1959-03-07
Girl Scouts to
Celebrate Week Of
MGrch 8 Thru Is
Governor Merwin
Returns From Visits
To Wush.. D. G.. P. R.

Plans were completed at q Governor Merwin returned
meeting held in the Office Of from his two-week trip to
Education early this week for Washington, D. G. and New
the celebration Of Girl Scout York on Monday last, and af-
Week, which will begin on ter devoting Tuesday to pend
Sunday, March 3 and continue ing matters and clearing his
, 1959-03-07
Eight Youths to
Take Exom for
Merchunt Murine

The Department Of Educa-
ton has just been informed
that the examination for APP
plicants for the US. Merchant
Marine Academy will be Civ
en- in St. Thomas on Saturday,
March IA, 1859.
There are eight applicants
for this appointment from the
Virgin Islands, five from ST.
Thomas and three from st.
Croix.
Those from st. Croix are
Felipe Diaz, Jr., Gene K.
Emanuel and Elmer @. Wal
colt. From st. Thomas are
A. Grant, Andrew
Xix, Owen A. Phillips, Frank
Prince, Jr. and Guilderoy
Sprauve.
, 1959-03-07
HATS Committee
Expresses Thunks
For Contributions
C~hristiunsted Theatre
Screening Picture
Mode in Puerto Rico

Tomorrow and Monday the s = eae
Christiansted Theatre will pre- The response was most en-
sent "Machete,0 q United Ar couraging and results very
fists release that was filmed satisfactory. Ia the near fu-
entirely on the island of Puer- ture, the Committee will make
70 Rico. a more detailed statement of
a,raaha+o. az ~ donations, labor, and final
-aah..4:a $500 receipts.
jungle lands, hits with slash The Committee wishes es-
ing fury. In the cast of this ex- pecialiy to thank Selwyn
citing movie Marie Fleming and John S Colby,
Blanchard, Albert Decker, President and Manager Of the
Juano Hernandez, Carlos RE ST Croix Chamber Of Com
vas, Lee Van Cleef and Ruth merce, respectively, and all
Gains. The management is other members of this organi-
playing the picture on Sunday cation who gave permission
and Monday to afford all an for the sale and also showed
opportunity to see it, keen interest in its success.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-29
YOU CAN DO YOUR PART

When a person reads the news of the day, the first and
most prominent is talk of Russia. With our high officials
making trips to Russia shaking hands with men that they
honestly and truly would rather not shake hands with. 1t
makes us wonder what we are trying 10 prove to ourselves.
What should the people of these United States do and
believe? However, every citizen can make a contribution to
acknowledgements.
1t is not by abusing Soviet-Russa, the Communist Party,
or Nikita Kruschev. 1t is not by urging war against the Com
munist theology or the Russian people.
All any person here has to do to make a fight on dictator
ship, or Communism, is to see that democracy works in our
own local, state and national government.
When there is a deviation from the accepted principles of
democracy in the government of our town, our county, or any
other unit of American government, It can be scored as a
gain for the isms that we say we abhor.
1t is Russia's first desire to have us put our guard down
and develop a state of fear. Have you ever tried to hit a
person who is on guard? Not SO easy to do but to hit some
one who is afraid, well that is different.
Whenever we develop a state of fear we will never be
able to think clear. YOU CAN DO YOUR PART.