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The Sianberry Headlight i VOLUME 55 STANBERRY, GENTRY COUNTY, MISSOURI THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1953. 16 PAGESTWO SECTIONS. NO. 43. CLUB EATS OUT! THANKSGIVING DAY! 5-3 Civic-Minded Are Urged to Volunteer Aid Only 52 Cases on Docket for December Term IT HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY -J You are receiving this issue of your Headlight a day earlier than usual because of Thanksgiving day.

Business houses and offices will observe the special day as usual. No union services have been planned in Stan berry, but church leaders already are taking steps to hold such services here next Thanksgiving day. Members of the Sianberry Luncheon club will meet and eat at noon Thanksgiving day in the Christian church basement, it is reminded by the president. Warren Feldman. It is the club's annual custom to do this, according to Secretary A.

S. Christenson. Women of the Christian church have an annual custom too they've been serving Thanksgiving dinners every year but one since 1901. 8 4 i How Much of the $20,800 Is Still Needed Could Not Be mined Tuesday. Sixteen Cases Are on Criminal Docket and 36 Cases Are on Civil Docket for Term.

Big city ink-spillers have it easier writing columns than most of us in the less populated areas. For one i vdMjii, may dc wey use synonyms The December term of circuit on purpose, we use mem wnen we court in Gentrv county will have can spell the word we want. onlv 52 cases on the docket. The Gun Accident Mildred Burke and Sonny Myers Here Saturday Then, too, they car. make offhand docket, released last week from I remarks about kidnap-killer Carl the office of Circuit Clerk Irvin A.

Hall and his suit with two pairs (Lofty) Laughlin, shows 16 cases pf pants and entertain their read- on the criminal docket and 3G on ers. Anyone with the exception of the civil docket. Hall would be wearing out the The December term of court will Residents of Stanberry and the surrounding area are urged to con-j tact members of the Stanberry De-; velopment corporation board of di-; rectors if they wish to buy stock in the organization and help on the factory building neanng completion i on Second street. How much of the necessary 800 had been raised could not be determined when this issue of The I Headlight went to press. Members of the board and other civic-minded Victim Is Moved to Kansas City second pair before we hit on just open in Albany before Circuit the right funny remark to pass on Judge Ray Weightnian on Monday, to our readers.

i Dec 7 national lop-rtanxing wrestlers to TO ENTERTAIN HERE Thursday afternoon, Dec. 10, is Baby We did scrane around and find Judge Wcightman has announced, APPar fn Card Sponsored by Jessie, one of the smallest elephants in the nation today. She is only what we think is the only possible that regardless of other settings, ai aianperry nons wuo. nun, minnd. i rt I JIV DaV Will Uf hfld iTi GentTVi one of many circus-type acts which will be sponsored here on Santa J.

a The Stanberrv Lions club has ar individuals canvassed likely pros-Jerry Dean Fones of Near Albany pects last week and early this week. Is Critically Injured When Gun but not all of them had reported Accidentally Discharges. (results. Directors and others interested Still in a serious condition. Jerry were scheduled to meet Tuesday Fones.

age 12. was transferred to a'n'Kht ne h'Sh school building to Kansas Citv hospital Tuesdav from determine what steps would be it rZJZ iLrSlan'monih'at 1 SSo in the aj ranged an ot.tstanding professional Clau. day byth. Sianberry Luncheon club Pupils in the R-2 school end to the series of mysterious ernoon sports attraction Saturday night, district will be excused that afternoon so that they may attend the free bombings that terrorized Kansas! This 'is a practice that will be Mildred Burke, women's show on, n-c world champion, and Sonny Myers iiuaiis up 10 xnc lime oi me i naping also will be held in the other three' -ne of Missouri greatest pro mat 4 stars rnmf horn tn pnmnptp nn a I i I Belhanv, where he was taken after wnen Not Limited Cant you just visualize the un- lu wrest line card 1 1 linrhPAII Llllh special wrestling card. known father of the explosions cuit by Judge Weightinan.

The Criminal Docket The mat program first ever to gnashing his teeth as he reads the exploits of Hall and Mrs. Heady on the front pages that once were his. Woman Is Held on Check Charge; Husband Fined The following is the list of cases be presented here will find Miss on the criminal docket: Burke and Myers as the headlined Air 1 "il fnH 1 to Sponsor Crops Oiaic OI miKiUUll V3 rwueu Lltu, t-uutcaidiiia iui uuuuiu main trvtriu. Redden; careless and reckless driv- The matches will be held in the a shooting accident at his home a mile and a half west of Albany Sunday afternoon. The youth, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Fones, was shot in the left side of the head shortly after he. his father and a brother, Billy Max Fones, age 15. returned home from squirrel hunting about 4 p.m. A .410 shotgun being taken from the car by Billy Fones accidentally discharged, striking Jerry Fones Conference Again ing; parole.

State of Missouri vs Harvey Chil-ders; parole. State of Missouri vs Roy Supin- Breeder Calf Sales barn at Stanber-ry's Memorial park. Miss Burke will defend her world title against the challenge of Ella Members of the board want it plainly understood that purchase of stock in the development group is not limited to Stanberry residents. Anyone in this area desiring to see it prosper is eligible to invest in the project. Stock can be purchased at $25 a share and it promises to return at least 4 percent on the investment.

The building, which will be taken over immediately upon completion ty the Stanberry Manufacturing is expected to be worth $85,000 to $100,000 at current values. The development group expects Estimated Crowd of 650 Persons Couple Slaying at Hotel Sianberry Runs Afoul of Law. Both Are Fined by Judge A. S. Bleish.

Most of the magazines and newspapers these days are offering shopping hints, telling you what to buy and where to get the most for your deflated dollar. We feel thai we can do no less, so: Shopping hint Buy thermometers now, they'll be much higher next summer. ger; non-support; parole. Waldek, the blonde mat bombshell Attended the Soils Meeting in Sianberry Last Spring. State of Missouri vs Ted R.

Whar- from Custer. in the first half standing approximately five feet The annual Gentry county soils ton; non-support; parole. 1 0f the double feature. Miss Burke State of Missouri vs Andrew js widely-known throughout this re-Adams; giving beer to minor. gion and she has retained possession State of Missouri vs Marvin 0f the world crown for feminine pro James Harold Cousins, 53 years away.

Sheriff Everett 'Soger) Bow-old, and his wife, Josephine Schaef- i man was told during his investiga-er Cousins, 44 years old, who had tion. been staying at Hotel Stanberry Some of the shotgun pellets were and crops conference will be sponsored again in 1954 by the Stanberry Luncheon club, it was so voted at the group's meeting last Thursday at the Midway Cafe. to complete the factory at a cost Charley Maxwell, Farmers State ctaifX nf MUcmiri HnrnlH Rav since Nov. a were arrested nere atjsaid bc embedded in his loft earjof $60800. slightly over Lank emnlove.

is a vorv friondlv. i I races oalll Mnniiii" in nil irri'iiv A tentative date of Feb. 10 has personable individual. You would-1 cTntp nf Miwonrl vs Oeorcp Stev- Myers' wno resiaes J0SePn-n't think that Sianberry business- Yo faCe 3 rUSfied batUe when he men would feel like trembling living collides with Maurice Roberre, the when Charley starts in their places! state of Missouri vs Diek Bent-! sme over me masxoia none was raised originally bv the Mrs. Cousins was arrested here that side.

The hinge of the left 0f st()Ck. Some of- the $20,800 that afternoon by Sheriff Everett jaw is believed to be damaged. needed was pledged originally, but Bowman of Albany and was placed! Shell Was a Dud i had not been collected when the in jail on a check charge. Later the 1 The trigger had been snapped on drive began last week. i auring uus mess nours.

drivjng intoxicatod. been set, according to Ray Kamp-schmidt, county extension agent. An estimated 650 persons were on hand for the turkey dinner staged by the Luncheon club last spring in Legion hall here. The principal speaker will be announced shortly, according to Coun- same ctay, uousins was arrestee, ana me sneu live or six nines ociore i jt should be pointed out again a'J- aniosi ininKi state of Missouri vs Fioyd ne, too, was piacca in jail. sun- liiiiiicis iui mi- nun in n- mm ttu agreement with the Cousins, who had been en visiting and returned home, it was reported Manufacturing Co.

is assur-his area re-; to the sheriff. The hunters appar-! anP0 thnt purchased is a sound mm ui id i in lie nni'i ji i. i ill- nil mil iipf.n ail CO ttiat StOCK pltl'( eti ii'ua i-iii 1 1 1 iiu nuns in i in iw grand larceny. The answer is simple. It's State of Missouri vs Kenneth Mc Charley's task to trot out with the -Kenny; leaving scene of accident, hot, warm or rubber checks that State of Missouri vs Fred Austin find their way to the bank.

He car-! driving while intoxicated. paning typewriters ana aacting ma-; tntiy tnougnt tne sneu was a ami. investment, much sounder than in chines, was charged with having' The injured youth was rushed communities that build a fac-no driver's license. He entered a Albany for emergency treatment. building for a duliar-a-vear plea of guilty in the magistrate then was taken to a Bethany hos- i denendinu on the resultine ries them whence they came, Stale of Missouri vs Roy C.

Wil-' And in all, as nice ns he is, it makes! Horns, alias Mat Turner; bogus. court of Judge A. S. Bleish at Alba- pital. ny last Saturday morning and was' The Fones family moved recently i payroll for return.

The roof of the factory building i ,.,...,..1.1.,, i fined $5.00 and costs of $8.50. I from Gentry to their present resi- rum an undesirable dropper-in at check. times. State of Missouri vs Roy C. Wil- We do not wish to make Charley liams, alias Mat Turner; bogus feel self-conscious, but we actually check.

mittees were appointed at the club meeting last week. The outlook for the Gentry county Feeder Cattle Sales Association was at the meeting by John Swan of Darlington, secretary of the organization. EaMw Normal The secretary pointed out that this year's sale was below normal But that was only the beginning donee, where the elder Fones is em-1 lf of his troubles for he was then ployed by ai Gillespie. He was concrete floor. A dock is aken into custody by officers so employed by red Snider at Gentry.

t( they could check on the ownership fffc partitions are yet to be of a car with out-of-state licenses. and that it appeared there would Trooper Jim Rhodes of Maryville I I'lUU. IIIKI1IJ Win Wlll- i stalled by the inaniifactui ing com-! pany. be only a one-day sale next year, with the highway patrol was check saw one merchant heave a who-o-oi State of Missouri vs L. T.

of relief when Charley kept right i contributing to the delinquency of; on walking past his store. a minor. State of Missouri vs Lyle Wales; That Inst item is just leading up driving while intoxicated. to a warning. We are approaching' Civil Docket Listed the peak season for most businesses! The following is the civil docket and all check artists.

This is their for the December term: I Juxh period. Many of them feel' Ke: Trust Estate Addie M. Man-; that the Christmas' season was in-! ring: Otis T. Whaley. Trustee.

venter! solely that thev can collect i Leah Wolf vs J. L. Marris; to i Extension Budget Is Approved for lnsieau oi uvu, oik on me eai uue. Mentioning the record-breaking Mrs- Cousins was arrested last drouth of six months here, Swan Friday after it was found that two; pointed out that gross sales of checks she had written on the Gen-j 000 at this year's two-riav event t'' County Bank at Albany and i Four huge "clicker" machines were received at the new factory building last week. Weighing be-i tween 2.000 and 2.500 pounds each.

the machines will bo used to cut I leather, according to Morris Polsky, a vice-president of the company. 1954 Operation should have been the cross fimire sined "Mrs- 11 bttl1 returned marked "no account. for a one-day sale. As it was, the association had two days' expenses the living they feel the world owes collect. them.

i Albany Pepsi-Cola Buttling Co. Clerks are busy, merchants arol vs Lawrence B. Griffin; garnish-anxious to make llinv i mcn'' Extension Association Directors And Court Mel Last Friday to Determine Annual Budget. to face. He went into other aspects I of the association's financial picture, observing that several individ beat last year's totals.

Stems siilv uals would like to use the sale barn The woman was identified by clerks in three places of business here ns the person who had given the checks. I Sheriff Bowman told this newspaper thai a total of S4. worth of: checks had been cashed lure by the. woman. On one of the cheeks she had used the name, "Mrs.

J. H. Cousins." Cousins and his wife told Sheriff; Bowman they were natives of Miles City, Mont. to take the time to cheek on cheek when the customer looks honest, just like Aunt F.l'fie's hiother-ir law, the one that plays th'- harmonica and pinball machines. PMA Schedule for Sign-Up in Gentry County llfllilS located in Stanberry for other i sales.

So far this is not possible in the association set-up. Warren Ft Iriman, Luncheon club ic: vvm. urynnt. rust. He: Frederick and Caroline Bean; Trust Fund.

State of Missouri, ex nl, Caryl Hnj'er, Treasurer, vs Howard Grantham; to culled. Leonard Lee vs Mercian Lee Decker, et al; damages. County of Gentry vs Ray and Hazel B. Hall; condemnation. Eugene Lee.

by next friend. The annual budget for the ext'-n- sion program in Gentry county was approved last Friday at a meeting of the Gently county Extension As- sociatinn board of directors and the 1 three members of the court. Presiding Judge Jlilbeit C. Hole man and Associate Judges Thos. F.

Brady tind Leslie Grav airccd to to of president, mined C. W. Coverdell And we re not just relernn oU'iks. The bosses okay mos the hot ov.es. 'sties show.

Just a v. urd to the wise. I (11114 0llJ in i rv-- 'ii iiimiiiin itF I arruriKo a foni; banquet for Bull-i dog footbuil layers. Mrs. Cousins was arraigned in Leonard Lee, vs Marion Decker Rii-ish-s ci.ii-t include a ngure oi in tne nn- Farmers Are to Sign Un For Corn Allotments Alonq With Their ACP Programs for 1951.

A schedule of meetings for um-( i in each township in Gentry damages. Carl Hiee and Alice Rice vs Har-! old Corley and Lela Collingsworth Corley; damages. Saturday morning and her bund "Uil1 tounty budget lor extension was sot at $1,000. She could not work. This is $100 more than last furnish bond and i.s still in the jail I'nuivo.

Of the amount. at Albany. A nreliminarv trial is Will tome from the agriculture ex- MILDRED BURKE Santa Claus Will Bring Own House county to sign up for coin al tension association. set for Friday of this week. State of Missouri, ex N.

V. Electric Power Cooperative vs Al- i'iery Montreal heavyweight. My-bert R. Day. rt nl im Ivn'cmirt lotments and the lit.Vl ACP Later the members of the court pro- This writer is not the sevenih son of a seventh son and we don't h.ive a crystal ball up our sleeve.

However, we do have a certain psychic leaning. The preceding paragraph was written last Thursday niqhi. The next day ii was reported thst three Sianberry business places had taken in warm checks recently. The proc-f should be elsewhere on this page. You can easily ses it's not a superfluous warning.

Maude Tarlton Fagin vs Wabash tup wrestlers and he continues to fm UC VlClf Hafo Railroad damages. draw capacity crowds wherever he "II III) TDK IIClC Townley Metal Hardware Co. appears. Many of Sonnv's headlin-1 Alleged no-fund cheeks are reported to have been cashed at the following Stanberry establishments: Coverdell Jewelry, $15; Bakvr's Store, S5: Dr. K.

V. Dix, S10; Park Service Store, and Edsini's Market, $10. vs h. C. VanVelkinhurgh; replevin.

ed events our of Chicago and New c- "UH 1- ong White Beard Afraid nfifta i.iiui-ii viai.uMiii oquare uiir- i tion to modify. i have been televised on coast-to-! of Housing Shortage When He Appears Here on Dec. 10. W. Li.

Gillespie, et al, vs Wabash coast hookups. Junior Class Play Last week we attemnted to Rnilroad damages. Gust Karros, veteran St. Joseph, eeks from today, sania "Piirhting Littles," Thursday afternoon, Dec. 10, i Please turn to page 4) i Lions club's assistance in con tract Big Success Clans will jiay Stanberry a their wives and the members lii'am has been announced this vu-ek the extension board were guests of Kalph Fore, office manager for Albany M.

F. A. Cooperative al lil ''iitry county PMA committee. a dinner in Albany Monday. Fore told this newspaper that Annual Meeting I corn allotments under the P.MA I The board of directors of the ex- program for 1954 will be based on tension association also made plans 19'''.

and history and it jfor their annual meeting which will "'ill be a difficult task to remembei l.e late next January, the date ineloi each field depending on Jj-mhers be procured. thinking of Jh? histories ui their Members of the board of directors fi(1(fs so that they will have the in-j of the extension association in 'his formation when tiny meet with county are: Mr. and Mrs. Otis their community committeemen at Stomman, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Aus usual places to for the coin tin. Mr. and Mrs. fcd Heed, Mr. and allotments along with tin 19.il Mrs.

Joe Jam. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

program. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. John Cummins. All farmers are urged by Fore to Ora Collier.

Mrs. Came Welch and contact their committee. man in or- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jemiinus.

dor that details of the may lieed 'if Stanberry is president of arranged, association and other oiiieeiv, The schedule of meeting places, are: Steiniuan. Albany, vice -prcs- according to Fore, is: ielent: Mrs. Cummins, Kim; Citv. Athens township -Nov. 30 and the debbil his due.

We told you Bert Alcorn turned out mighty fine! desserts for the Luncheon club ev- i ery Thursday. So what That very day the item appeared I Bert forgot to bring in the dessert. I wns" obted when he was able to eene-rous but als, Perry Services pracucai. lu, SianUMTv rinV To offset any housing shortage me eiuo niemoers reacted vio lontly. unison they began clang-; Former Trucker Taken by Death at Stanberry area sports fans on -iih n4 have seen Snnnv in artl in c.

-Ilong UIJ1 turn al.U Will Set Ills Cab- Harmony Hill Rest Home in up in the city park Joseph and we are indeed happy ioi ks. was a scene ol wild kin-: It will be official Santa Claus The junior class of the HIT school district did itself proud last Friday night when it presented a 3-act play, "The Fighting Littles," before a capacity audience in the Ii-1 1 school auditorium. The perplexing situations eon-flouting the Little family kept the crowd laughing through the three fast-paced acts. The performance was a credit to the director, Stew derPnH en ish A i A ho nhlo Kt-it-in is that is what Mayor Sam v.w. fj-.

ii -nn ii. uuj', iu-, i-tii -oiu ouiri-; 1 former was 111- lnnchn IT, i nv to for nnn nf the f-, Goodding has proclaimed it. School children in tlv K-1I district will be V. I I 1 V. Oil 111 I 1.

UUU tit CtOOLIl I JU wfc AVM nipulates two forks much as Span-i o'clock last Thursday night at the ish senoritas click castanets. i Harmony Hill Rest home here. He (Please turn to page 4) Just as the din diminished, we had been in failing health for some overheard a rather simple remark time and seriously ill for h-ki V7nnr fiffin-r, excused that afternoon, it has been announced by the superintendent, Kent Barber. and Collier. I secretary; treasurer.

llMm-nrl bv 1 UWtllX llllltjll UOIIIl IllO'llil. Rp(lr r- f.linn I iuin fl n.ni..i rtania also js maKing plans to rt lire. I. jit P.o.jle township-Nov. 30, and Dec.

at Gentry. Cooper township--Nov. 28 and Dec 1 and 2, St.mbnt.v city hail. Dec. I and 2, at Darlington.

Howard township Nov. 28, Alba- i ni iu iom jwtti V7. mm O. VIiapitTl turn here Saturday afternoon, Dec. u- 'Saturday afternoon at the Stanber- in i nave Kissmj bi eun: JJonaid Stnnlov rfi lnatincr.

-4 NO INJURIES IN PLANE CRASH Two men, both of Dos Moines, injury Sunday afternoon at rn ral bl'5md was Iost in v' ns Hih Ridge cemetery. chapter of the Order of Eastern Star I Also A Magician art Vaughn. In the cast wore Theresa Derks, Larry Combs. Junior Carroll, Twila Murphy, lioseinaiy Laffoon, Larry: Brooke. IVtty Pierce.

Donna Hig-; ley, Garry Meek, Alice Wiederholl, Caro'yn Colvin. Dorothy Temple. Nancy Hyatt ami Catherine Moff.il Others helping with the production were Patty Pickerel, Hilly Cornet, Dan ell Houston. Carol Jim Osborn, Mary Thomas. Madon- na Arnold, Yvonne Spiekhals.

li-retta Good and Barbara Severson. the Albany airport. The Cessna ny: Nov. 30, Lone Star. mi-iin insinuation ceremonies held last; The performance of the man airplane in which they were riding; Wilson township Dec I.

2, 3, at made a forced landing at about 4 30 community center in Alanthus. o'clock. Miller township Nov. 28. at Mc- In trying to land the plane on the Fall; Dec.

1 at Gentry villi'; Dec. 2, airport after it had developed engine at Berlin. trouble, the plane tore through the- Huggini township Nov. 23 and electric power lint and landed in Dec. 1 and 2.

at Carmack. -u was oorn rnday night at the Masonic hall, with the Ion? white beard will be McFall on July 22. 1877. He She succeeds Mrs. Irene Oliver.

different this trip as he i.s now a m.arn(,d Bethany 1901 to Other officers installed were: W. full-blooded musician in addition to "iSo-ni, fMm Pi rryiF" Tanvater, worthy patron; Dr. I being the most popular man in the Idled Feb. 14, 19:,0. Before coming; Paul C.

Musselman. worthy asso-: world in I)ifi-mber. to Stanberry, in 1918, he farmed ciate patron; Dr. Dolores Mussel-j He'll also have his elephant, trick near Hetnany and Pfittonsbura. u-nrthv It is now official that Dwight D.

Eisenhower is president of these United Stales. A portrait of him in color now hangs on the south wall of the Stanberry postoffice. Some may take the vote of the electoral college as the final say-so. But we're from Missouri. We want proof positive.

Ike's picture on the posloffice wall does it. IltirintT he mni-o n1ii' lif.t i r' the plowed ground on the jurport at Jackson towr.t,hip-,"ov. 28 and CONCEPTION SCHOOL PLAY the south eelge of the field. i v. amenne jonnson, secretary; i and other i.t.

i taininent. Another operated a trucking business Mrs. Marian Lnnsford, treasurer; attraction is that children. 8 vcars Dec. 2, at King City; Nov.

30. at Island City: Dec. 1. at Ford Citv. 111 Paul Pond, pilot of the plane, a The Nervous reck, a comedy hu in three arts, was presented by the Periv, of the home; one s.ster Mrs.

Mrs. Jewell Osborn. associate con i ture-s taken Jive with Santa Claus. Grace Ash. St.

Joseph: two half-; riuctress; Mrs. Audrey Alcorn. Their patents will be able to a hrothrrc: 1 Geo. Sehafer. of Des Moines, told POSTS S50 BOND I son Everett Bowman who took school.

Conception Jet last I ni 7 wons innvaicr, mr.n; mis. free copy Hm- picture later. A man who said he was Bill Hill All the c-hileireri in this area are anu ico r-trry oi inei.ois Pickerel, Esther; Mrs Mabel was seen slate of Kanfas: three p.i, i ne i.i i iw.li ma ioct eav nn airport and C. L. had of Kvonj nosted a aonearanee hi hand when Santa visits here.

lie is viiy Sensitive and if he Sf i r. snaee in the crowd wilt hurt i'S He will wearing a green cap the other day. Mrs. C. K.

Savant. Omaha. Electra; Mrs. Dolah Gilliland." war But he to threw it away or Mrs. A.

II. Schillin. Portland. and Win. Pickerel sentine-1 else it vh.

no one and Mrs. P. 0-boin, Moberly. I Mrs. Gertrude McFall 'dis can see it.

The cap wai made in The- Hint. ral services were undei trict deputy grand matron, was in in Stoll, Carol Coons. Carol Ann Srhicbcr. Francis (iinther, iiirice Faniaii. Ed Growney, Catherine Pr.it.'tilan, Danny Farnau.

Lawrence Decks. Tin Ima -bin and Kose Mai ie Ji nn nn Hoswell was the duector. named auoui (on let i oi aiiiituie lioiut with ity irsiial Earl Mur-when th. ri-4ine sl.ipped rv Suedav morning, according to The plane failed cleat- the pow- aitoimy, William F. Soever hues alon-j tf.e Mur.h etb-e of the was arreted and eaine down in the plowed utday iiight downtown SLinbe-r-grotiiid far fhrnt of the runway ry on an intoxication charge-, ac-area on the airport.

cording Ij Marshal Mitrrv. i treats for the kid- winvii ji a ae-; ine auxdiori oi tne I'nillips mor-! charge of the installation cerc-mo situati. n. i turry. njf-s.

dir-s and he v. to give tin all 'out. i 4..