Las Cruces Sun-News from Las Cruces, New Mexico • Page 6

PAGE SIX LAS CKUCES (N.M.) SUN-NEWS Thursday. August 4, 195S Las rounded In 1881; publlifhed dally, except Saturday-weekday afternoons, and Sunday mornings--by the Sunshine Press, at 241 N. Water Las Graces, N. M. Entered at lot Cruccs pontotrlce an eccond-class matter.

orvlilc E. Prlentley, Editor nnd Publisher Joe La Point, Advertising Manager Chester Seltzer, News Editor Gerald WrlRht. Staff Writer National Advcrtfalnif Representative: Inland Newspaper Rcnrescnla- Uvra Chlcaso, New York, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Atlanta. Member of Die Aaaoclated Press.

The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the u.e for repuhlicallon of all local new printed In tills newspaper, as well as AP news dispatches. Telephone JAckson fl-8025 Bureau of Circulations. Ask for a copy of our lalrat A.B.C. Report giving audited end figures about our circulation. A.B.C.--Audit Bureau of Circulations FACTS aa a meaaure of Advertising Valua By motor delivery In Dona Ana County: 110.00 per year, Jfi.OO six months.

13.50 three months, 51.00 per month; by mail In New Mexico, $10.00 per year, JO.00 six months, Jl.OO per In advance; outside state, Jl.OO per month, $12.00 per year. Mall lubscrlptlons arc strictly payable In advance. DIPLOMATIC OCEAN WAVES' Soviet Premier (Continued From Page 1) om Ihe Soviet Union that the IcncVd parley "ranks an im- irlant historic event aincu it opens IH-W pHtfc in relations between I the United States, Some Fresh Vegelablcs We appreciate deep freezes, foods and thu a (if these products but we are i a i to enjoy a few fresh vegetables a i have a i bit of their i i i a flavor. 'I'lie fact is we are a i weary of fresh potatoes that come of cold storage and tasle i a i but new potatoes. We likewise aren't so happy i our modern method of pro- i i fresh roasting ears that cnn only he boiled when we are fond of fresh corn cut off the cob and fried.

We have never been happy a the tomato situation. a we can have- fresh tomatoes all the year but it is a good i they look i tomatoes because they sure don't tasle i them. There arc a good a other vegetables a jtisl lose their a and I i taste when they are frozen or when they lire pul in cold storage. They can be sold for fresh vegetables and maybe I arc but we arc old fashioned enough to a to enjoy some of those vegetables i a i flavor the i we used to get out of our own garden. Doesn't Help Service We a pointed out before a some of our a i to secure the re-enlistment of men in service and to hold some ol Ihe men who had at one i planned a career is the a of those i i our armed services.

we should by now begin lo i the per- cl 13ul anin as 1 cenlages of re-enlislments way down a i something is wrong. KOV nmcn in- We have i out a we believe to be wrong. Others-- Uepnly Premier Lawn- Kai some in Ihe service and some of those who have uaiiovich. Khuschchev, Korean not re-enlisll'd--llgree Will) US. i i V.

M. Mololov and Prcsi- i we arc a a i too consideration is being given denl Kit-menu Vorosbilov. Former those in the i i i a a i and not for those I'remicr (it-orulu Maienkov aai in lower down in the a i of officers, the non-commissioned i and Ihe i a We i i a Ihe fact we are a i loo a mistakes; we are a i i lo keep our promises; and our court i i i i i i of Ihe former prisoners of war in Korea a helped Ihe i a i and Probe Unearths Act To Dismiss Suit Against Suiiflay Racing dtecd Sovicl Pre- wore Kn-'y summer oill he spoilt from a carved onk- pniliiiiii In UK: i nnd i i crmdilinnt'il of the Gnuid Kremlin Jiunniiil AjijikniHO him as In- i io ftpijtiK a five-minute wliia- iilKSiiltiiLion 'n the i i i i i i i i a leader Ni- NKWSMAN I I I ALBUQUERQUE, Aug. 4 UPi Arch Napier, fin Albuquerque news- pjipernuin and free Innce writer has hct'ii hired as publications ed itor of the Bureau of Business Hi-iirrh at the University of New Mexico. Napier is a former member of the Albiuiueroue Jour- iind editor at FarmingLon.

Summer (Continued from Pago 1) (Continued From Page 1) iifi bodyguard after lie had received threats. Former Sheriff Pope Gosselt of Raton and State Budget Director C. R. Sebastian were tentatively iesignated to go to Ruidoso hy the Racing Commission. The Commission said the two will "nee that all regulations and are followed according law, and to maintain a close cheuk on expenditures." r-sitfMation Art'pled Lee's resignation was accepted by Gov.

Kimms. It was revealed that Lee had lent the association money for the last five years. He estimated the association now owe3 him $60,000. He said he formerly owned TOO shares of stock of thc association but had sold it in 1935. Clinite, whose suspension helped touch off the entire investigation, had luck in getting his job back.

Chairman B. M. (Red) Keohane of Roswell said "he's not the man to have around." The commission voted to allow accredited representatives, including those of the Times, to phone in results after the 8th and 12th races. Gov. Simms had said "he didn't see any harm" in this.

Simms said he would suggest the State Police send a man to Ruidoso "strictly on a security basis, to see how it goes." No Indication Of He stressed lie had had no Indication of possible trouble, and he emphasized that "we are not moving in on the Lincoln County Sheriff." The fact that Lewis was being guarded was first disclosed by SanU Fc New Mexican and sub- Kuquently denied by Lewis. Gov. Simms said the report was "completely true" and lhat Lewis' life had been threatened. SATELLITE TO OUT-DISTANCE MAN SANTA FE, Aug. 4 The state moved to dismiss a suit aimed al banning Sunday horse racing in the state.

Atty. Gen. Richard Robinson said today. Robinson said the state filed motion for dismissal In Santa District Court on grounds of insufficient facts i suit Lo suj pert an injunction. He said Dist.

Judge Dnvid Car- mocly would set a date for arguments on the motion, possibly today. The Rev. Bluford Finch, Pastor of the Bible 'Baptist Church in Albuquerque, filed the milt last month. In it he finked for an Injunction to stop -nil horse racing in the state on Sunday. Finch cited an ancient "blue" law on the New Mexico statutes which prevents public gatherings on Sunday except for worship.

He asked for the injuction and whatever other'relief the court may allow. Robinson said if the motion for dismissal fails, the state will have 10 days In which to file nn answer to Finch's suit. kitii The i a i and public gal- Top figures of the Soviet gov- Eleven Anderson 72,395 It 1932 A. Piccafdl 1,153 1934 1. Piccard I Stratosphere Beglm, 37,000 ft.

Now H' i i i i i i i i i i i i I U. S. A Kesnrvt's arc getting i he second row. Dep- Premier i a i PervuUhin mxt l-o Sum iinii Deputy Premier Analyse Miknyim the end. Dftfrn.Hi 1 Minister Marshal Corn's! Xhnkov.

who Jtllciiilod Ihu Geneva nml'ertiix'i'. walked in wear- inc his i He nine, in i 11 iii.s i i i i i LIU: LJ. i i i to Ihe same cale ory a i Ihe i i hranehes of i service his have been in and yel Ihey are i i i for i and nuw congress has made il a a Ihose a or i must spend so i in i reserves when Ihey i rliseharge from a Hut in our own a we have had some HO officers, who were advanced; i promotions; Riven increases in a a i and a a i these for a i they are advised a a a a it was a a i a They are told must put in more i pay received relumed. a i io us is a serious i a We do not know who made il we do a i il has made i unhappy. We know they are oven more unhappy when they are told io repay Iho salaries Ihey received or at least a above i i ranks.

You can lie a sure il doesn't oncouraRo to a to slay in Ihe Reserves and il doesn't eneoiuaRe I i i to a to i in Ihe liesei ve. we Ret down lo brass lacks and to know what il wrong i Ihe a i of men in service to re-enlist-- let's a about Ihe real reason and Ihe real causes instead of try- i to blnme it on someone else. Those in command of branches of service are lo a and they must accept liny, anil Inoh a seal a from when ol I lie Rovcnimenl wm slalillsli Cmilaets Hulpinln liiiik-cl Iho furl Hint tin "an i i i a BulKnnin said Ilial a (ielli-vii "Ihe l.l-ails of UK- four powi-IH i-slah- anil Know Whore Cambodia Is? i Hie announcement a i in A Cambodin, there i be a considerable sum of the U. S. taxpayers' money the exact a has not as yel been determined -there i be a lot of looking lo see where this cash is going.

HillCimhi tin- Snvli-1 Union In-i-ll i i i i for siu-li a rim- i-n-nri- for a UUIR i lower i a i a u-nsion. He alii Hie Soviet Union wan inoti- il liy llu- of alines of different imlilll-nl systems i ml ii for I-ii Dehnle Di-porl 'In- ilcptlllini will Ill's leporl tomorrow. They will ovi- lu-lions Inlu-n hy the anil the Presidium of the Soviet In the pi-rind alliec the Usl ineL-tioe, In Februury. The Him iii-ls for tin- Supreme Soviet hetween KefsmiiH. A iliilKiiulu had been Sue.

about "JO minutes, Mololov lefl lite mom. Knislu-hev will llu i i i i i It is Ruing to he spent to restore an i i i i i system that has not been used for over HIMI years. It consists of a few canals most of which are complete i mid a couple of i a i a rt-servwirs. which are believed lo have been built centuries aRci. American will a Ihe joh aiul endeavor lo d( a job a i Krnnro a in UIH8 hut which it up a lu and a Now we take over, while there arc mil- 1 vi 11 111 1l )n ll 1 'liulKiuiln lions of acres in our own where American a are I i lo eke out an existence and praying a Congress recently approved Ihe rciiuesl of Ihe President for the i i in a i i a (iinds to be used (or foreign aid.

There remains a i i a billion of unexpended We us a i i i have spenl over $57 billion abroad on has continued." id. "Mention should lie here if tlie Pans lor the ri'intllliuiJ'-itioii luTiimny uM mihit'luni I tin- WvsU'in Kimipviin Union. The 1'nrifi were amird nnnln.fl Hit- u.K.S.K. (111,1 Hie peo- The U.S.S K. Ibis proRi am 'since World War 11 and have jusl i an i of 111' 1 i i increase in our a i a debt A vw.t,.,,, 1 lile.s to tin- ill If lenities iipree llu-iits wtiuhl Involve, lull no all i a i i some of the we have bpi-nt liavi been well invested but is i i hard to understand we can and do spend money abroad to do things for those in i i hinds and we a i lo refuse to do IbiiiRs for on) own people.

We in Ihe need i i i i projects to provide the water we need lo Rrnw our a crops bul when we ai-fjuc for I hem these requests are denied. We haven'l the money for Americans hul we have to spend ill foreign aid. There seems to be no reason why Ihe $11 i i we had lefl unspent should not have been enough lo a care of Ihe need. C'erlainly if we had saved the $'17 i i ihis session of coup-ess' we could he nearer balnm-inR the budget, nearer not i a i i i lo extend Ihe a i a debt and nearer providing tax reduction for our people. CoiiRrcssrmm J.

Hempsey of New Mexico has opposed these expenditures session a i sessio inn congress. Others have opposed them but as yel not i i members of eoiiRiTss have been i i lo a a i i stand niMl'imiini! to increase i i aid i we neglivl al home. lion was given lo llicse winnings The iirummenls liy i espeeuilly tlinl nnle D.ie-ll'l iKIion- I'liel-. -l-he S.s.ll. d.wn nol Ignore U-M- UK-IS lle.au.se Ihe Tails iecim-llla.

had Ul tile i Is nn Kuslein Kinopean version ol NATO. He 1-iilled Hie fuel a llu- Unlleil Stiiles I'oiumiinist fhl- tui were now mei-tlnj; In pilllm-d Ihe ivleasi- of 11 Illen nml unlit Ihw events "were eonsiiieiaMe Orecii Klein, Arehic Rex Lnccy. McMillan Siddall. and Virginal Garland Winwall. Baelielor of Science: Louis Ray lienson.

Raymond Alvin Igou, and George Edward Mabie. Bachelor of Science in BusinesH Administration: Mateo Jaure EH- Irada, Leon Grafton Hart, Gerald Lewis Matthews. Chirk Lee Paulina utz, and Walter Cecil Williams. Jr. Baehclor of Seience in Eduealion: Kathcrine Bolf, Donna Carol Crawford Cruco, Ruth Hillis New- hura Diekerson, Elizabeth Young and Myrtle Hartley Williams.

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering: Eugene Don Lee and Chiirles Blirrell Ronincy. Baehclor of Science in Merhani- (-iil EngineerinR: Roller! 'Benjamin Mnnson and Harold Richnrd Sce- ber. Of Arls Master of Arts: Theresa Moreno Ali'xnniler, Rclha Nell Rinley Bailey, Henry Blanchard Barton. James Leo Bell. Wilbur Bassett Benge.

A. J. Bivens, James Reu Brown, Ann McDowell Burger, Scldon Edward BlirkB. Herbert Whippert Coulter, Ora Lee Muse. Fohbs.

Thelma Spilli-r Gregsby. Wade Bdu-nnli a i i i Robert George i a Mae Clan-is Deweese Hedges Sisler Herman Joseph Maxwell fieorgc Washington Min- Mirinum Seth Mirimanian, Eugene Edward Parker. Waunemii Jelle Turner stanely. Paul Sullivan. Richard Denn Taylor.

John toy Tomlin, nnd Ixm Helen Von Master of A in Teaching: Buddy Pniil Bellomy; Muster of Seience, George William Bnekenan mil Stewart Francis Floyd. Muster of Science in Eleelrical Engineering. Gary Erwln Kvans; See- relnriaj Cciiiflcale, Martha Joy Miller. Aniiy Cliarged (Continued b'rom Page 1) said Walls. Consequently youth with such a discharge lias little of getting employment, ikied.

He eiled "the fanlaslie fact of eight jobs In.Uiree. mouths" foi one di'nflee sepnraled under the progriim. Wntt's artued in his report Hill Ihe eases he cited showed tin Army Is "assuming Ihe role censor over all Ihe nation's men from approximately the ag ef Ui to by milking pre-indue lion ni-livitles major hou in determining the charade of the discharge which each shall rmitriil Is noled Hint tbe control into the six-yeai reserve pe- fiillowiriK lietlvo service. "A man bus the riphl lo a dis- i i based upon Ihe kind of i rerviee pave the Army. If was honoralilo, so should the dtsrhnifir," i He concluded Hull Ihe entire ii.lllt.oy program, us it Rtanda.

be Kcriipped nnd Hie fSrmy Us own disci- I'lim- within Ibe framewoi-U of Us eonslitullonnl itnd slHtutory pow- Troubles at the track started off with suspension of Clinite. Then a fire struck, killing 22 thoroughbreds. Alleged fatal poisoning of two more horses came next. A complete audit of the track's books, at the request of tbe Racing Commission, showed that both the Inick and the swank Ruidoso Downs Jockey Club ran in the red last year. i Yesterday's meeting was at the specific reciucst of Gov.

Sirninn. Ho said that racing is legal in New Mexico but if the public loses confidence in it, the Legislature may eliminate the sport. Connections Lee's financial connection with Ihe track came out after his resignation was announced. He aairi the agreement on which he lent the association the $00.000 waa that lie would he paid around 30 per cent interest. The commission member said he could not itemize what things for -hieh he was paid $8,000 for personal services by the track.

He said he had helped secure a 28- year-leasc on the grounds for the (Continued from Page 1) tion of each man. Davis said he "found the boys in pretty good to good physical health. They seemed to have xvorked hard, exercised themselves on their own and they have retained pretty good muscle tone." Airman Daniel C. Schmidt, Redding. whose wife had remarried in belief he was dead, heard no mention of it.

Newsmen were under strict orders not to let slip any hint because doctors warned against possible shock. Lt. Col. O. W.

D. Simpson. Smithfield. U. S.

air attache in Hong Kong, strode nearly to the far end of the 200-foot border bridge to greet tbe men. Capt. Elmer F. Llewellyn, Missoula, Lt. Wallace L.

Brown, Banks. Lt. John W. Buck, Armathwaite, Sgt. Howard W.

Brown, St. Paul, Airman Steven E. Kiba, Arkon. Ohio; Airman Harry M. Benjamin Worthington, Airman John W.

Thompson III, Orange, Arnold; Ballmer: Vaadi; and Schmidt Simpson welcomed them "in the name of the United States govern ment, the American people and the U. S. Air Force." THIS CHART Shows how the earth-salelllt. to be built by the United States and launched by mid-1057 will out-distance all previousAs- cents by man. The small "moon" will be built at cori.

about SlMOofouO and will.be approximately the size o( a It will circle the earth svery 80 minutes at an altitude of between 200 and 300 Sles at a tpeed of. 18,000 miles an hour. (Central I WEEKLY FOOD REVIEW track. Tin me ivew Mexican's team of re porters unearthed a gift of $1V2 hats whirl! member Tom Cloosson. Lee and Keohane acknowledged By Tin: Associated Press That favorite of economy-minded housewives, chuck roast, is back it the top of the best buy list in the nation's food stores.

A survey of leading markets dhows that chuck will be widely featured for the weekend. It's hy far the most popular cut among beef items on the special list. Pork offers good value for your money, too. In the livestock markets, hog prices are down to the lowest summer levels since 19-16, which accounts for the downtrend in pork chop and pork loin price- tags. Specials Fentiired There are specials in some cities on legs of InnVb.

prime ribs, fryers and some cuts of veal. Ere pri are on the way up. Eisenhower One major chain is posting creases of two cents a dozen for large grade whites in Los Angeles nnd Detroit, four cents in Boston, Chicago, Washington. D.C., and Jacksonville, and 10 cents New York. Tomatoes have joined potatoes they received from the association.

When questioned about these, vcohano admitted accepting the hat. But Closson said his hat vas still at a Roswell clothing lore. "I never even picked it ip," be snid. "I told you those lainned hats would come out." Closson told Keohane. Lee stressed that his resignation was not nskcd for, but wns offered Gene Hensley.

majority stock- Holder, is director of the Ruidoso track. His name figured frequently the long discussion, which wns 'ollowed hy a question and answer session between reporters, the com- ilssinn nnd the governor. Conflict Of Interest Lee snid In his letter of resignation to the governor: -In the more Hum four years that I have served Iho state of New Mexico in this capacity, I (Continued From Page 1) increased, and nlso its lending power. This may continue through a series of loans and deposits, each representing an expansion of credit. Member banks recently have been harrowing as much as GOO million dollars a week from the reserve insttltution althpugh the level dropped to 395 million dollars In the week ended July 27.

Rapid Rise in Credit By milking it more costly to borrow, the reserve banks hope lo discourage what one official called "excesses" of borrowing Sometimes for speculative purposes -without unduly tightening Up credit for legitimate business needs such as building up stocks for Christmas business. Officials have been concerned over the rapid rise in bank credit extended to consumers. The total expanded by about one billion dollars in the first half of this year, mostly in the form of installment credit on auto purchases. Total onions and cabbage In tile list of especially good buys. Recording to specialists in the produce markets.

They rate these as good buys- celery, cauliflower, cucumbers, peppers, corn, iceberg; lettuce, carrots, beans and eggplant. Prices of squnsh and spinach pd- ninceil moderately during the week. Good buys in fruits include oranges and grapefruit, limes and watermelons. In addition, conic- loupes and honeydewa are much lower and prices are considered attractive. The produce men say these two items are about as low as they're likely to get this season.

More apples arc available, and prices are down. However, they're mostly cooking apples. Also declining this week were nectarines, pears and western cherries: Plums and grapes cost about the same as a week ago, A bit. of care is necessary In buying peaches. Prices are Irregular.

By 1 consumer credit outstanding is at a new high, and auto easy-pay- New Mexico im.i 11 ment credit has gone to new peaks have cneilavoreii at all limes to for thc nst i months In a row. promote clean racing and trno -sportsmanship at the tracks In our state. It now apcpnrs, however, thill one of my efforts to promote racing in New Mexico could be technically as a conflict of interest between my official du- PROBE unearths- Galley 2 --ted lies as commissioner and my private activities lo help racing. Rather than have any such situalion arise which would embarrass you or horse racing or myself. I feel il proper to withdraw at this lime.

"Please benssure of my continued interest and cooperation." Simms said he thought Lee properly had vecogniw a possible conflict of Inlercsl anil had done lie proi-ei- thing. Closson rimi- nelited that Lee had "done the broildullnded thing." Gibers present for the session A-ere commissioners Paul Woofler mil Elmer S. Helper. To Hcln Truck Lee said he could not Itemize the "100 Ifferenl things" which he was paid JR.OOO for per br lulo cheers to hon- pui-hii- on tho iiildetl, howe thai Coiumuiusl lo III Ihe United iMiinnl be ir.noie.l In- mnelaiy delegallon 11. rliiirlcfl r.ohlen Ki.sonliowei's mli-rpre lei- lit IJilU'V" listened II vclMi'ii of Iho c.enev: services, llul.

for example. lie said, he had agreed lo help th U-ack with Its operations early In ihe game when the new opcralors clime In, knowing nothing of track operations. There was some discussion of work sheet I forth J807 paid by the ussoeliitlon (or menl.i for "officers" and a J8.5H lltm to "Stale iiMim mil." Slnmis Ihls a i wa K- lifll lip I'll' Police board. Lee said that in all fairness It should be brought that "as soon as the chief of Stale Police the governor (Mccheml heard about this last year they put a top to it After Capt. (Tuffy) Ta- oya was moved from Ruidoso last -car." I doubt thai any state po- Iceman had a meal or a motel paid for." Denies Conflict Keohane confirmed that his nuthcr-in-law.

Mrs. Mary Trieb, Roswell theater owner, owns rtiim-s in the racing association, ml he denied any conflict between Hint nnd his membership on thc He said Mrs. Trieb Lee's shares in 19S3 when nn effort was being made to have prrties olher than Ihe Hensley in- acquire stock. He said he was willing lo ask hci lo dispose of her slock In ivent the governor wished this, to ivold any question of conflict. State 'police Chief Joe Ronch says a number of his men appar- enlly accepled dinners at Uic ex- icnse of Ruidoso Downs.

Ho said he sent a number of men lo Ruidoso during lust year's rice season, nnd they told him Ihey understood some of their sl-rv- could he considered "extra duty." Roach said. "Wehn we assigned Cnpt, T. U. Funk to tho district lo replace Cunt. E.

A. Tafoyul l.lli.le il eh-'il lh-it I EW YORK--Shortly. I am given to understand. Miss Lily Pons will close up her Gracio Square penlhouse here and remove her pclite self to San Francisco, which she says Is a pearl among cities and has a soul. It will be none too soon.

If Miss Lily delays things too long, she may.be ridden out of town on a rail." The New Yorker, as is well known. Is pretty slothful where civic pride is concerned. Tell Jilm his streets are dirty, as Bdna Ferbcr did not too long ago. and he will mutter agreement. Tell htm the humidity Is dreadful, worse even than St.

Louis, and. he says sure. sure. Tell him the foul lines arc too short in the Polo Grounds and he'll reply certainly, any fool knows thc Milwaukee stadium Is a better laid-out ballfteld. But do not tell him the New York woman conceivably is not the greatest in the world.

He'll knife you on the spot. Miss Pons. who has fought down her nausea and lived in New York for a Ions time presumably because a soprano can make more money here thai anywhere else in the world, got baek from Europe the other day and. announced her plans to move west She kicked Man- haltan around for a paragraph or so-and then said that San Fran. Cisco has "the most chic women in the country." MISS LILY PONS HAS ROCKS In her head.

Aside from Hong Kong I have been in a major part of thc great Atics of the world. Generally speaking. I do not look first at. say. the Prado Madrid or the Louvre In Paris.

I look at the women. Ten year, frem now. things may be different, but I am currently exactly 40 and In roaring (well, a kind of wheezing roaringl prime of life. com. before the guided tour any day in the week.

There Isn't a city this country, nor in any other I hive vulled, where the average of feminine beiwily and smartngw Is any wherias near as high as New York. In Texas metropolises, there art a handful of well tumcd-oul damsels who could get by in Manhattan. they could be sandwiched Into a square block here Washington. has a lot of airy, sweet-eyed younj things drifting around 111 slreels. but they are embryos; someone must yet take them In hand ii of course, the worsl-drcssed hi Ihe JomeWng mi, ing on her I am Inclined lo think If, the black pcarli The top-drawer sociables in Italy are gowned mag.

hut by and large, they don't have the look! lo to the dresses. IV THIS I met world-travelers from lime to li.nT ng movie slars, el al-and most of them begin our me ml hnE Iheir eves and mumbling happily aboul the Lm "if New York', females. This reaction obtamabtt fra 11, to. i who are usually aboul ,3 rrvo! e.l i New York and New Yorkers. To sc.

fool. a lno! k)0 Manhattan, wlih our wonder. .1 Mm. to have cocklo, of HI-MI Snn women hive mor. "i 1 some iliinRs Ihey may have-in.

e'in in fiom 'ihe wet Mr blowing in lhrm, 5 th. fog. I loom in clu. il is inr knowl "'n New i a i me clcjinl ttmUtt tn-lht uf I I I I.