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St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17

Harris, Bill Cornelius and Al
Mum.
Send cards to Lauretta Moore
in Swedish Hospital!
STARLIGHT LEAGUE
January IL
Friendly competition between
the Guild bowlers and Starlite
bowlers at Stardust Lanes follow
ing regular bowling Saturday was
keen indeed. Ernie Washington
wants it known that I'VE" his team
Of Walter Thompson, "BunlSy"
Johnson, Jim Ward and John Web
ster whipped them but good"
Ernie himself contributed a whop-
ping $50 to the cause.
OF the three Women's teams
bowling, only one team was VIC
torious. They were: Edna Judy,
Helen Underwood, Octavia Martin,
Mary Morris, and Louise Thomas.
"Galleryites" who braved the
cold winds to cheer for their fav-
orites were-Dolly Alsup back
after a prolonged illness, Rosa Ar
rington, William, Dolores and Cur
tbs Webb, Carol Williams and son,
Angie Bedell, Al Mum, Vandell
Butler, Jimmy Craven, Doris But
lers son." Penny and Billy Jones.
Members of the Bowler's Guild
were out in numbers. Unfortunate
ly we were unable to secure all the
names so hesitate to name any.
Anyhow welcome and come again
"Guilders"!
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17

Willie Mays, great San Fran
cisco Giants centerfielder and two
time National League homerun
champion, was born in Fairfield,
Ala, May 6, 1881. Willie won the
MI home run title in 1855 with 81
round trippers, and in 1862, with
40.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17

kenship's life, influenced the
lives Of thousands of others
and may even affect your own
in the near future. And 1t ac-
tually moved a mountain!
A question occurred to Blan-
kenship. A simple question but
one that held him, would not
let go, that dogged him con-
tinually. "If so few can make
the trip to the Holy Land" he
asked himself. "why shouldn't
it be possible to bring the Holy
Land to them? Not in a pic
ture or story but in actual
tangible form"
Today Bob has solved the
problem. It took nearly ten
years Of constant effort and
finally the enthusiastic CO.
operation Of a group Of dedi-
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17
Clergyman Reveals
Ona-Trcck Mind

London (ANP) - Barclays
Bank officials gave an account of
the clergyman who entered one Of
their branches recently and asked
for travellers checks.
What denomination? asked
the cashier.
Church of England" replied
the clergyman.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17

Jack CLIP Arthur") Johnson,
the first Negro to win the world
heavyweight boxing title was born
in Galveston, Tex, in 1875. He died
as a result of an automobile ac-
cident in 1916.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17
FIRING OF ZEPHYRS COACH CAUSES
MIXED REACTION IN NBA CIRCLES
By Charles J. Livingston

Chicago (ANP) - Jack MaMahon, the Chicago Zephyrs
hitherto Nmeyday wonder" COACH who kept rookie Bill
McGi riding the bench until fans camorng for the
former Utah scoring ace fired by the clubs
surprise move recently.
He replaced coach by of his players-Bob
ard, veteran National Basketball Assn campaigner
Although the for McMahon's dismissal were given
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game: Brooks
Funeral Home, BAT; Coleman Loan,
817; Ted Bies Liquors and Associ-
ated Sales, 799.
Team High Series: Associated
Sales, 229O; Brooks Funeral Home,
2234 and Jimmy's DIX, 2201.
Individual High Single Game:
Callie Fowler, 178; Edith Watson,
172 and Jane Yaeger, III.
Individual High Series: Callie
Fowler, 504; Edith Watson, 476
and Gladys Mcfarland, 45s.
TEN STRIKE LEAGUE
January 8
TEAM STANDINGS
Points
us. Upholstering 4
C and L Lawn Service 8
Lexington KWIK Shop 2
Johns Standard Service 2
Sm-ObserVer 2
Attucks-Brooks 2
Crea Brothers /
Service Loan 0
Team High Single Game: Sun
Observer, 976; Johns Standard
Service, 966 and Lexington KWIK
Shop, 965.
Team High Series: Johns Stand
ard Service, 2803; Lexington
KWIK Shop, 2796 and sun-Observ-
er, 2746.
Individual High Single Game:
James Cain, 235; Clifton Burns,
222 and Howard Barrett, 221.
Individual High Series: Clifton
Burns, 6O6; James Cain, 605 and
Howard Barrett, 500.
MA A~uc,uuvTNnno
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17
TWIN CITY
Pin PAT:TER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
MIdwuy 5-S373

Harris, Bill Cornelius and AL
Mum.
Send cards to Lauretta Moore
in Swedish Hospital!
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-17

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Navajo times., 1963-04-11
Message from Good Shepherd Mission
BY CThe Rev. Jack Fowler

1t is especially important at this
season that we of Christ's family
in this place neglect not to as
semble ourselves together.
The message which follows is
from our Presiding Bishop, Arthur
Lichenbcrgcr, to us at thi
Eastertime. | would suggest that
the head of each home find some
time to read this message aloud
to your family.
"Easter tells us quite clearly
that the Christian Church is found
ed not on all idea, but on a Person.
We do not go to Church on Easter
Day to affirm our conviction that
death is not the end of life. Wor-
ship is not made OF this, and surely
this is not the substance of the
Christian faith. At Easter we are
confr onted not with an idea, but
with a fact: the fact OF the Lord
Jesus Christ who died for us and
who rose again to become good
ness in u.s..
Here then, as we sing SO often,
in Jesus Christ isthe Church's one
foundation. In Him, God took action
to brin2 US all back to him If and
to reconcile Us r. one another.
Through his life and death and Res
direction. Christ has opened up
new possibilities of life now.
"But a gate leads nowhere for
us unless we walk through it. The
fact Of Christ means nothing in our
lives unless VIC have some under
standing Of what The fact me ans ami
respond 10 it. Easter then, when
We celebrate it as Chri stian people,
is a festival as wide as all Crea-
ton and as personal as my own
thoughts and desires What Cod did
in Jesus Christ He did for the
whole created order; He rcconciled
Navajo times., 1963-04-11
Navajo Preacher
Dies Murch 30th

Edward Chez Thompson, born in
Sheep Springs, NewAlexico, passed
away on Saturday, March 80. Ed
ward, with his wife, Lena, and three
boys have lived in Fort Defiance
for the past six and half years
where he was the Navajo Minister
in the Navajo Bible Church.
In addition to his ministry at
Fort Defiance Thompson has been
a Bible Teacher onthe Navajo Cos
pei Hour. Station KGAK. for the
past four years. He was also pop
ular speaker at Navajo Campmeet-
ings throughout the Navajo Reser-
walton.
In addition to his wife and three
boys. he is survived by his mother,
Hasbah Thompson, brother and
sister who reside in Sheep Springs.
Lena. his wife and Stephen, Abel
and Benjamin., his three boys will
remain at their home in Fort De-
fiance.
Funeral services we're held at
the Navajo Bible Church on We'd
nesday, April 3 at 200 PM. The
presence of many friends and their
kind expressi ons of sympathy were
greatly appreciated by the family.
Navajo times., 1963-04-11
HOmemaker News

Have you eve wondered vine
ther it is really sanitary to do
your family washing in do-it-
yourself laundry?
Actually, large numbers of bac-
terra may remain alive on textiles
and clothing and be spread from
one article to another, even when
laundry is done at home. If you
use a community or do-it yourself
laundry. you have the added danger
of picking up someone else's bac-
terra that have been left behind in
the machine.
In a laundry study conducted by
bacteriologiSt at the United States
Department of Agriculture Re-
search Center at Beltsville, Mary
land, it was found that some 80
kinds of bacteria, some harmless
and some harmful, we're present
on clothing. During period of
several months in which the wash
ings of 9 typical families were
tested for bacteria, members of
the families had skin, respiratory,
ear, genito-urinary, and estinal
infections. Bacteria from these
infections we're found in the wash
ing machines.
The researchers found that Ger =
tain types of disinfeCtants greatly
reduce the number of bacteria that
survive laundering. The recon-
mend three general types of disin-
fectants, the chlorine, the phenolic,
the quaternary types.
Chlorine blcaches and dis
infectants such as CloroX, PureX,
Energy, Beads o Bleach, etc.
should be added TO the wash water.
Be sure to read the label for the
exact amount to use for your par
ticular kind Of machine and the size
of your tub.
Phenolic disinfeCtantS such as
Fast and Pine Sol with or without
pine-oi scent) may be added either
to the wash or rinse cycle of the
wash. One cup of the liquid rather
than the y cup directed should be
used in the case of phenolic dis
infectantS, however.
Quaternary disinfectants such
as Coop Sanitizer and Rocal also
are efficient and available in some
stores. These disinfectants should
be added to the rinse water.
The use of a disinfectant greatly
reduces the bacteria count in the
family wash. 1t is not always nee
essary to use a disinfectant in
every batch of laundry done at home
unless there is sickness inthe fam
lily or neighborhood. But. if you dc
your washing in community or
do-it-your self laundry, BY ALL
MEANS USE a disinfectant as a
safeguard.
Navajo times., 1963-04-11
Easter Services
AtBibLe Church

Pastor Donald Fredericks of the
Navajo Bible Church in Fort
Defiance announced the following
services for this Easter weekend:
Friday, 7:3O--Candlelight Com
nluniOn Service
Navajo times., 1963-04-11

Sunday, 600 a.m.--EaSter a. Sunrise
Service at the Fort Defiance
Cemetary.
9:3O am. bible School Hour
with classes for all age.
1O:45 a.m.--MOrning Wor ship
Hour.
2:3O Pm. Worship in Navajo
Language.
TeSO n m IF cfOr- Dr0nror,
Navajo times., 1963-04-11

InG WOrlQ 10 funScu. f1ere is tlle
focus and center of all our atten-
tiOn: Maker and Redeemer, life
and health of all. But then realize
this was for me, that Christ lived
and died and rose again to open
up new possibilities of life for me-
And SO the only response that has
any meaning is my own personal
commitment Of faith: My Lord and
My Cod This is the way out of
self f-ccntcredneSs and the narrow
and CONSTRUCTED way that leads to
death. This is the way that turns
us from ourselves toward the
world. This is the way that leads
TO eternal life now.
---Arthur Lichtenber rger,
Presiding Bishop
lWould | urge many of you to plan
to attend the Easter midnight
service. This not only relieves the
heavy crowd on Easter Day, but it
is one of the most beautiful
services of the year and you will
find it a moving and meaningful
experience.
Pot luck is Thur sday, April
8th at 6:3Op.m. in the dining room.
Bring salad or hot dish or dessert
and enjoy this time OF fellowship.
Pot luck is also an excellent time
to introduce new persons TO our
Christian family: an opportunity
for you TO be a Christian witness.
Bring a friend this time. The Boys
Indian Dance Team will perform.
HOLY WEEK AND EASTER
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
Naundy Thur sday, April 1l--7:3O
pm, Holy Communion
Good Friday, April 12--8:3O am,
Morning Prayer, Litany, Ante
Communion
1900 Noon--Private DevotionS
1870 pm. --Liturgy of the
Passion
Easter Even, April sop. m,
Blessing of the Paschal Candle
and First Mass of Easter
Easter Day, April 14--7:OO am,
Holy Communion
1000 a.m.--Holy Communion
and Holy Baptism
1900 NoOn--Parish Dinner
Easter Monday, April 1890
a.m., Holy Communion
Easter Tuesday, April 16--7:OO
am, Holy Communion
ST. ANNE'S CHAPEL. SAWNILL
Easter Day, April 1880 a. m,
Holy Communion
ST. Marks CHAPEL, COAL MINE
Easter Tuesday, April 1890
a.m., Holy Communion
"THANKS BE TO COD WHICH
GIVE ETH US THE VICTORY
HROUCH OUR LORD JESUS
CHRISTI 1 Cor. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

Above several beautiful NAV
enjoyed from this fine new home River HILL Handsome white brick
residence with II q bedrooms) and
large and wonderful closet spoce Huge
with fireplace 2cor buin Few
Public and porocho schools Built by Frank Phillips
Il Rive oud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology this year, was
appointed to the NAHB Re-
search Laboratory in Rock
vile as a structural engineer.
Aronson, Films Fill
Top Yeonos Posts
Chester S. ArOnsOn and
John Elms have been elected
assistant vice presidents of
the Yeonas Development
Corp, Stephen G. YeOnas,
president of the firm, has
announced.
Mr.. Aronson, formerly
controller of the Yeonas or
CARNATIONS, was elected as
Sistant vice president and
general superintendent of all
field construction activities
of the firm. He has served
with the Yeonas firm since
1859.
Mr.. Elms was elected
assistant vice president in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17
Architects Sketchbook
A Budget Desk
By BILL MEYERRIEcKS
StuT Special Writer

Do you maintain careful,
continuing records Of income
and expenses? Are these rec
ords easily available and or
ganized? Do you keep orderly
files Of paid and unpaid bills
and receipts for income tax
purposes?
If you cannot answer
affirmatively to these ques-
tons. then Sketchbook's de-
sign idea this week is Of par
ticular interest to you. Even
If you are organized about
your family budget affairs,
S-123, the Budget Control
Desk, is a practical aid as
well as a fine piece of furni-
ture.
The Budget. Control Desk
bears out its name. It is de-
signed in modern style, as
well as In traditional and
an alternate lowboy type
all detailed in the Sketch
book building plan. The
highlight Of the desk is its
incorporation Of a standard
accordian manila folder that
keeps your bills and records
at finger length. The snap
drawer pops open at your
touch and diScloses individ-
ual pockets for such items as
records, correspondence, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

Phoenix Investors, Inc, pur-
chased the buildings, which
will be extensively remodeled,
from Carlyle Cochran, trustee
Of the estate which owns the
homes.
The sale was handled Mrs.
Mavis Metzger and David
Sterling of the real estate
firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

come tax, insurance, medical
and dental records, receipts,
unpaid bills, utilities and
others.
Besides this unique file
within the desk top, there are
two other drawers, three or
more pigeonholes in line
with the file and also three
drawers under the desk top.
Above the working surfaces is
a nicely arranged shelving,
approximately two-thirds Of
which Is enclosed by flush
doors.
The desk can be built with
standard size lumber. All
pieces that make up the desk
have straight saw cuts and
offer no difficulty to any
handy fellow who can read
a ruler and use a saw. Should
you build the traditional
styled desk, full size patterns
are in the plan for the addi-
ton Of a decorative skirt and
side boards. Choose your
molding and the desk is
done. Either way you build
it, you'll find the budget con-
troll feature, the built-in file
folder, q very useful aid to
efficient household book
keeping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

BETHESDA-kENWooD TREES! TREES! TREES!
This ehorming home Is hidden by trees secluded 70
enek rnmoeT' bedrooms, boths soroge, room,
frepoees Tremendous ooved porch plus reur covered
polio. S34,95o. lmmediois possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

charge of construction, and
will be responsible for all
construction office opera
tons, purchasing and con-
tract negotiations. He is a
veteran Of is years in the
construction business in this
country and Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

BUDGET DESK PLANS AVAILABLE You can order detoed .osvo
follow pons tor this budget desk Send so coupon
70 Aehect! NetehboOk The Washington Su Box 22 Post
Office, New York NY.
Pleose Send Budget Desk PIons S-lzs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17
New Georgetown Units

Forty-two apartment units
facing Montrose Park in
Georgetown have been sold
by the H. A. Gill & Son
real estate firm.
The apartments are con-
tanned in 10 houses at 30O8
through 30261a and 3O38
through 3O441a R street NV.
Henry H. Hecht. jr., of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17
Builders Set
Golf Outing

The Metropolitan Wash
ington Chapter of the Asso-
ciated Builders and Contrac-
tors, Inc, will hold its fourth
annual golf outing Septem-
Der IL at the Washingtonian
Country Club in Gathers
burg.
The event features a day
of golf, topped off by a roast
beef dinner at $3.50 pm, and
motion pictures of the 1868
Masters Golf Tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

acre. 3-bedroom lH7-b1th rombIsr. First
floor room off kitchen fireplace. euroee. S2s,95o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17
Builders Report
SNABA States Golf and Buffet Outing
Builders, Report

The Suburban Maryland
Builders Association will hold
its annual outing at II am.
Thursday at the River Road
Country Club In Poolesville,
Md.
The outing program in
cludes the association golf
tournament. swimming, fish
ing, horseshoes and baseball.
A buffet dinner will be served
at 8 pm. followed by dane
ing and entertainment.
Three Appointed
To NAHB Posts
Three new appointments
to the staff Of the National
Association Of Home Builders
were announced today by
John Dickerman, executive
vice president Of NAHB.
Robert e. Johnston, for
mer managing director Of the
Washington Credit Union
League, has been named a
field representative In the
NAHB Field Service Depart
ment.
Michael J. ZeigIer, jr., for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

Reservations must be made
in advance through the asso-
citation office at 912 Thayer
avenue. Silver Spring.
BeIoiT Wins
Citotion
The Belair community at
Bowie, Md, has been
awarded the Good House
keeping Citation for excel
lence of architectural design,
land development and house
planning"
The community, built by
Levitt and Sons, Inc, also
is the recipient of the Best
House for the Money" award
of American Home magazine
and a citation from the
American Institute of Archi-
tects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

Research Services Depart
ment.
John d. Whitaker, who
received his masters degree
in civil engineering at the
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Observation-Disclosures
JItS Worthwhile It's In Orr FrIe''

ROCK CREEK HILLS-Areo new orovD Of distinctly. ri.
level rombers, style homes wooded settinq iv
OFT Rock Greek Pork All centrally Dir conditioned 4 bed
rooms, full boihs most unusually fully equipped Kitchens
fepoees eenter-hou entronees poneIed famiy rooms
soruges unv;uo Poos end stone wuIks In this excellent
Ave- abovt Ia miles post Columbia Country Club Turn roh
oUnnel Lone (ust post lorehmont Elementary SCHOOL, VI
block and right BoroI Lane TO model home on left
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oeIneSDA-srd esnterhol rambler. orss 27.foo
living l5H7-foot formal dining room, bedrooms w
buhs, over ooo-sq. IT, recreation Neor NH ond
Naval hospitu ! block 10 bus S3l85O
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snapped to attention before the lieutenant. He
gave US the routine inspection, checked our uni
forms and equipment, and dismissed us for duty.
went out to the parking lot and headed for Car No. 4
My post was in central part Of town and for
the first few hours everything was strictly routine
gave directions, warned few careless drivers,
directed traffic at busy intersection. Time passed.
Around 9P.m., an alarm squawked out over the
radio: attention all cars. ROckhill County alarm
1885, For 1862 Jaguar, stolen. Color, green. -
The dispatcher gave the license number and where
the was last seen. 1t was repeated three times
/ wrote down the information needed in my
book and continued to patrol, my eyes peeled.
Around ten O'Clock. | was on the northern
boundary Of my post, in business section, trying
doors and windows of shops to make sure they were
properly locked. pulled into darkened service
station, made my check, and returned to my car
just as slid into the seat, an alarm came over the
walkie-talkie.
This is new crime-fghting device we had just
installed in our department. A foot patrolman
carrying it can send messages to the men patrol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

FERHAPs in no Other violation does negligence By
ahe Siciim contribute more TO ihe criminal act h0n
H does in larceny, including auto theft Often The
fie merely enters e unlocked oar, starts dte motor
Wih The hey in the ignition, and dripes a,Ooy.
Last year, persons under rs years Of age made
up ObOuf 90 per cent Of all arrests for auto thefts
Who is 20 say suhere the major fauh lies for these
figures inUOIuiRg American youth? One indispuf-
able tacs stands clear. Careless and lazy drivers
'ShO fail 70 secure heir automobiles properly are
inuiting young people 70 break de IGg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

AMA POLICE OFFICER. I've had my badge Is years,
but in all that time never fired weapon at anyone
until short while ago. Then, for the first time
shot at someone who was running from arrest / hit
him and he died.
He was boy, l6 years and two months old.
I'm supposed to be tough but this really shook
me- I'm still shaken, inside. I'm family man, with
teen-aged daughter and a SON, not yet IL. Wen
all live with this, all our lives.
I'm not telling the story to get sympathy but
because there's terrible lesson in it for every
parent and every community. 1t shows what can
happen when youngsters = nice ones from fine
families - decide TO steal car for kicks" and go
jOy-riding. whole chain Of events can be started
that can end in tragedy for family, a boy - and
for police officer.
II happened last spring.
] was working the four-to-midnight shift on car
patrol. We report for duty halfhour before our
tours. got to headquarters little before $50,
changed intOmy uniform and went to the ready ROOM
There checked the teletyPe alarms that had
come through during the day for my post. There
wasn't much - traffic light that had conked out,
minor auto accident, just the usual.
AT 3:45, the sergeant called us to lineup and we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

ABOUT THIS STORY: The narrator Of
The moving rue story beIOW is member Of te police
force in an Eastern city. For obvious reasons, he
prefers 70 remain anonymous. EefeuH reporter
Lester D0Uid took dOsm his account ex0c'Iy as he
gaze IT, The penal code Of the state in aChich The
EGgedy happened has section that reads, IF, after
notice Of intention 70 arrest de defendant he either
fee rJorcby resist, the officer may use all necessary
means % e6es fhe arrest" Wherever you hpe. your
state has a similar provision in its IasU.
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ling in cars. We catch them over special receivers
walking officer few blocks from me had
spotted the stolen car, which had stopped for a
traffic light at Lathrop and Main. He had rushed
forward but the light changed and the car took off,
The message came over, sharp and clear. There
were three occupants in the car. Il had made left
turn at the next block and was headed north on
Burns Avenue, toward my part Of town.
The chase begins
moved. Traffic was light at that hour so got
to Burns in about minute and saw an automobile
waiting for light to change. was at right angles,
on the cross street that led into Burns.
1t was 1862 Jaguar. Color green. 1t had three
occupants The license plate checked out.
! cut across in front of the car to block it,
Icalled out: stay where you are and don't move"
drew the patrol car slantwise in front of the
Jaguar, then Opend my door and started to get out
As did so, the driver suddenly steered around me-
jumped back into the patrol car, made
U-turn and raced after him. As drove, picked up
my micrOphOne and spoke -eoasisUsd o. sszs psvs
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LGsO-eyOrcament officials agree III
fUe Important rules al car OsCners shO
.. Don't leous ienifiOn keys in ahe car.
2. When parking, eUen for a fesO nj
'UindOsss and lock cur.
.. KnO'e your registration and car
serial number in case car is stolen.
q. Park your car in a Lighted area
sUhen possible.
U. Don't leGUe UaluGbIes suhere they
can be seen in a locked car. 81