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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1922
ENVOYS AT GENOA
NEARERHARMONY
Three Announcements In
dicate Progress in
Parley Affairs
APPROVE TRUCE PLAN
Jnpancsti Line Up With Lloyd
George; linrthou Pleased
With Conversations
OKNOA, May IS. Threw ilUtlnc
tlvn nnniitiiu'cmrntKi InrtlrnliriK
VrnRrwH In lhi iittrmptu 'if Mm iiI
llffi to a volil ii rupture ot l'"1 'r"
iiomio rnnleronrp, m inmlit luTn
ulinullnnpniiily tmilKht.
Illinium Ciii'ininiiti'il.
VnllowliiK u conffrnii o with
l.lnjil flforfif. pr"inlnr of tlin
l'rfnch dele miil'iii. M. llnrllinn nuiil:
"I am minli plmmi-d with Iho ie
Milt of the t"nvt'tfltlon with
llo)d (loorge.
"t liopn i hat nn nuroeinont will
bo renrhod cm all point","
An ufflrliil Hliilt'iui.'iit from t ho
I.lnytl Oinrun villa wjih In the ivinin
tnnn m Iia:!liou ntntnmunt, though
a trifle mot inoilcnitcly wunlvil.
"We lire on tho way to an nitron,
mrnt, IhotiKh tlin nolutlnn uctunlly
linn not yet linen rfuched."
Iiijhiii Apiiniii'i I'ropoinl,
An aiinmincnmiitit c.nne from
Japanofo hi-nilfiuurtrm at alnioct
tlin namo Inlnilto that tlin Jnpani'iifl
tie) emit I on npprovotl tho IlrltUli
prcmlor'" iiropoM.il that n mixed
((iminlMiloM ronlder tho financial
mid frontier conlrovcrny prnhlein (if
llunsln which tho CInnoii conferonco
lina been tinahlo to eottlo.
OKNOA, May 13. Tho pollllcal
KUli-eoniniliiidoii of tho nuonomlu
conforeii(.'. after hnldliiK two am
nions today for tllnuuiislnn of tho
ItiisBlan reply to tho allied inoino.
raniliiiii, adjourned at 8 o'clock to
night to meet again Monday. After
adjournment, delegate imlcl conM
orablo prorew wan mado towards
an oRienment conccrnlnR tho pro
mised mixed coinnilmilon to further
titildy of tho IliiMlnn nuoitlnn and
toward the proposed non-aggrcsslon
pact.
OWEN'S SCHEMES
FAIL TO SPROUT
POLITICAL FRUIT
continued rnot rAan onk.
originally out of a plan to rapture
the tnto administration and hoth
If. 8. ccnntniK, and that llnnkell was
Interested In this at least to tho ex
tent of his dislike for Senator Hub
ert I Owen, whoso defeat ho eenka
to accomplish two years hence. Willi
a iricnn in tho governor's chair Has.
Nell would have viiluabla help In
this. When It became, apparent
weeks aeo that Tom Owen could not
defeat Jack Walton In the raeo for
nomination, talk of elimination was
first heard of and It omautvd from
tho Tom Owen camp.
At tho Washington conforoncn
llrower of Muekngeo was suggested
ns the compromise candidate. Who
Is nrewvr? A close friend of Tom
Owen and IlasUcll, who norvod with
', tlin latter In the constitutional con-
, ventlon. Tho next effort nloiu; the
Jtno of elimination brought nut the
suggestion of Charlos, II. I'Mrra. of
Tulsa. Who Is Pcferw? A nlnso
I 'end of Tow Owen and llnskell,
, n. t ii business associate of tho lat-
ter. Kvory time tho quotum of
; elimination comes up It originates
' nround tho Tom Owen camp and
trots out a "conipromlfio" candidate
from tho same crowd. It was this
that led Howard to gallop off with
a loud snort when llrower was pro
posed, nnd It was this that caused
' Hob Wilson to put padlocks on all
CONTINL'Bli I'ltOM 1'AOH ONK.
IiIh doors while thu meeting was In
progress last Wednesday. No eaglo
eyo Iiiih been necessary to su what
wiib roposlng in tho woodpile.
A Solo Kltmlnatlon.
It Is not bolloved at this time hy
banker Owch'h friends that ho can
defeat Mayor Walton for the nomi
nation, with the other candidates In
1 the running: but rather than give
up the chance of cuuturlnif a stnto
administration with two U. 8. sena
tors, and hoping that something can
Do worked out by tno political ex
jxrta before tho primary date, lm
won uersuaded to contlnuu In tho
race nt least until other arrange
mcnts can bo made. Neither How
t nrd nor Wilson likes (ho Idea of an
' "elimination" project thut cllmlnuten
them through the prior proeosnf of
mastication nnd deglutition. It
savors ton much of that old story
of thu linn and tho lamb taht lay
down together tho lamb Inside thu
lion. They havo fallen arwnit
Tom Owen's "ellmlnntiun" scemo
With ono accord, llervnter, Tom's
elimination ronton will bo conduc
' ted between himself.
f Ono thing the powwow did
however; It brought tho friends of
both Howard nud Wilton Into
better feeling for .lack Walton, The
tnnyor, wh'o hns been tho objective
1 In nil this pulling and pussyfooting,
has kopt nn even temper and has
remained entirely aloof from any
senatorial or other entanglements.
And out of this feeling grew the
movement during tho latter part of
tho week, to unlto the llowtinl.
WIIson-Dolen forces into an null-
Tom Owen group which will keep
t tho banker In third pturo to thu
end of tho contest. Klndlng him
In th'at position now they purpose,
, to seo that ho is not tits' uriicil.
Otit'ii Iui'ltcs l.alxiriii'N,
An attack by banker Owen upon
the farmer-labor league, in a re
cent speech which was mado puli-
i llo as a campaign dn umcut, has
enragod tho lenders of that move
1 ment to a point where It is very
doubtful It Owen could poll any of
their votes If he should receive tho
nomination. Inasmuch as Owen Is
tho candidate ot "big business," and
as such' flguied that he would not
1 get their support In uny event, ho
ovldontly decided to devote bin cam
i linlKii to exterminating the farmer-
" labor movoment rather than to his
nomination. It Is claimed that
there are some 73,000 voters com
mitted through nrlous organizations
to tho farmer-labor program, and
thut It Is expected to Increnso this
' to 100,000 or more by August 1.
Without theso It will bo Impossible
for any candidate to he, elected, and
for this reason many reasoned dem
ocratic politicians nro saying that
.Tnck Walton Is the only democrat
who can. win tho last liout. Ho
voul doubtless obo some of tno
standpatters, but he can more tlinti
maku It up, dry think.
Ileports that Ituglf Heott Is to
i 'ituo bark to the stain soon and
tnko up a campaign for tho repub
Hi an nomination 4invn been urgent
dining the week. It Is claimed that
l rank Ketch has ngreed to act as
treasurer of his campaign rnmmlt
tee, nnd that Clint Htrong Is to bn
rhaliman. Hugh's friends believe
Hint the race is to the fellow who
ran Ketch and tho hattlo to the
HUong.
llm Harris Drops III,
"Illg ,11m" Hairls wss In tho rnp
Hal sex era! days during thu past
week, and while bin visit wan due
to business mutters he did tint ir
fusn to dlnriiM politics. It Is lilt
opinion that th'fl republican candi
date for governor Is n winner nnd
Will be elected easily; but he got
busy with other things and forgot
to nnino tlin gentleman. In his
rapnrlty fund his capacity Is ob
vious) us national committeeman,
tin arrompunlrd Ktatn Chairman
Al"'nder on a visit to the rafeteiln
uliern lie held a verv satisfactory
monologue, after whlilf they at
tended the slalo meeting of physl-
lans and pharmacists to pick up
xiinn Information concerning tho
mixing of medicine. Jim Is a
straight shooter In buslnees ami l,i
polltlrH. Ho In of that breed of
politicians, now becoming extinct,
whose word Is good. It glvea him
a lonesome rippintaticc.
John Klvlils has been In consulta
tion for seveuil days with (lily Cobb
of Ardinore. who started thu trou
ble for John. Tukeu.tognther, with
wagging heads ami undulating
beards, theso two present a patriar
chal scetio. They look Ilkn a pic
ture out of thu old family Ilihlu.
Just what happenn at these confer
ences, aside from the confusion of
whiskers, is not known; but there
Is a suspicion that they am looking
over an Inventory ot the tato house,
and have deidgns on tho capltol
that weru not furnished by tho ar
chitects. An Unusual Situation,
Over In tho Hlxth congressional
district, Nick (leusmnii Is being
made tho victim of a plot to remove
his from puhlli! lire. While he has
not filed, It Is understood Hint J.
Illmcr Thomas will seek thu demo
rratlo nomination, while state Hen
ator Jed Johnson In aluo running
and It. U (Uattlcnx) Ulovcr has
the Indoisement of tho farmer-la-bnrltcs.
It Is an unexpectedly In
terciitlng situation, and has -led
Thomas to think Just a little mom
favorably ot t? governorship dur
ing tho past few days.
Tho news that Oscar Htewart, su
perintendent of tho Mind asylum
at .Muskogee, has filed for tho dem
ocratic congressional nomination In
the second district, caused somo sur
prise at tho capital. It was thought
that former Congressman W. II.
Hustings would lie conceded tho
nomination In that district, In order
that he might have a chanco to to
deem hlmsult from the spanUing
which Miss Alice Itnbnrtson admin
istered to him at tho last election.
Also, Htewart has been loader of
the Wllson-for-gnvornor activities
over In Muskogee county and his
filing for cougresH has directed somo
flro from Hastings' frlonds against
Wilson, It la charged by Wilson
that Owen's lieutenant-. 1!
Kerr, also ot Muskogee, was Instru
mental In getting Htewart into the
congressional racn for the very nur
Huso of omburasslng Wilson among
Hustings' supporters so that Owen
mignt prom thereby. Thus tho on
flmdlni; goes on. with nohodv untie
Ing It much except tho politicians.
among wnum mortalities are in
creasing.
bminlr Jim. Mrs. I.ooney Is quiet
ly but firmly pointing to Jim's long
and Ineffective service In congress,
dining which tllile he has miccecdcd
In accomplishing a great (leal for
hlmelf and relatives, and she ex
presses the opinion that ho ought
to lift able now to makn a living
without n. largo public contribution
In the way of a congressional salary
Tosh is promlnunt In tho Farmers
union, has served In the constitu
tional convention and state legis
lature, nnd l considered a fearsome
fighter,
Trouble for Carter,
eto Is trouble also for Charley
i .. cr, who has represented the
third district In congress allien etnle
houd. I'lltcd against him Is J, II.
Laughlln of Ilokohlto, president of
tun larm-iabnr union in the state,
which organization hoastg 25,00u
members mostly In the Third dls-
trlrt ami all of whom swear by
l-nuKhlln. Congrensman Carter Ii
nut so sure this year as In prevloun
years when enWoiis ones sought hN
warm plare. Kor IS years ho has
held tho job as a rewaid for having
been secretary of the state rommlt
teo when tho constitutional con
vention was elected, and there are
tlmse In his dlstrht who havo felt
that ho hns been amply repaid for
such servlco as he rendered at that
time. Now, they feel, the time ban
arrived when a man ahould be
elected for what he will do In the
rut tiro rather than what he did In
the vanishing past. Ho, Charley's
bout In locking on the wave or a
vigorous fanner-labor movement
that Is probably strongor Politically
in Ibn I bird .1 let rlrt than In nny
other section of the statu.
In tho Klfth district, where 1. n,
Hwunk Is serving his first term,
there Is also dissatisfaction with re
sults; but charity nlwayH spreads
Its comfortablu mantle over a now
member anil ho may nnt encounter
thu trouble that was promised tome
weeks ago wncn ho declined en
dorsement of tho rarmcr-laborlle.
wow, it is renortri . ho n anx oils
to capitulate to tho league It It will
not withdraw Its support. Thero Ii
a very largo labor voto In his dis
trict and It could easily put an "ex"
in front or nwank'M name. I.IKe
most of the polltlcintiH ho mainly
cusses the league, when discussing It
among "the boys," hut Is thoroughly
ntraid or Its voting power. Itegurd
ipss or the general cbaracter or tho
presont congress, there aro several
stronger men than .Swank In that
body.
Minn Atlro "A Cinch."
In thu rivu districts now repre
sented by republicans there exists it
vnrioty or conditions. Miss Allco
will lm renominated In the Hccund.
and will mako a right that will bo
watched with luteiest nil over the
country, Her refusal to bceomo a
freak In congress fnr tho delecta
tion of sob stnry writers and pro
fessional upllftcrs hns mndo many
frlendM for her among practical and
senslhlo people. On the other hand,
visionury and impractical persons,
mainly of her own sex, are disap
pointed that she has not mothered
all the rng dollg that, havo been
piled nn her lap. lief olfnrt has
largoly been to nrovo that women
nro not the sentimental, emotional
creatures that havo been pictured.
but are rnpablo of treating large
affairs In a cupnblo wny. Whether
sho has been right or wrung In this
will receive a fair test when she
coinc up for re-election. Tho dls
trlct Is normally democratic, but
not so much that Miss Allco might
not overcome It If the women bo
romo concerned with tho Import
nnco of keeping a member ot their
sex in congress.
The ITIghth district will llkelj
send ellhor M, C. flnrber or Charlei
Hwlndall to congresx In nlacu ol
Manuel Hcrrlck. No doubt Manuol
will lift his patrlclnn eyebiotvs
whon ho reads this through- his
monocle! but there Is a feeling In
his district that ho doesn't grcnst
his boots often enough ana Ik caro
less about the fit ot his celluloid
collar, liesldos, his adventures In
tho rolo nt Rros have given out the
Impression that he has missed his
calling. The girls would miss him
of course, but folks In tho Klghth
aro stern and practical.
Congressman I'rlngey will nox
have easy going hi tho Fourth. He
Is not only lacing a considerable
democratic majority to overcome
but hu. hiii alienated much or tne
Insurgent domocratlo support which
he received when elected In 1920 and
the district has returned to nearly
normal political lines. Tnero may be
a division, However, over tho demo
Tom McKeown will seek to stage a
romn-back, hut he will be oppoied
strongly by W. A. Vllllnes, who hns
been Indorse! by the farmer-labor
group nnd who Is a campaigner of
pnrts. The district probably holds
more radicals than nny other In tho
stale, which may nominate Vllllnes,
but at any tale the fight for demo
cratic, nomination will ho hitter and
may not en with the primary. It Is
charged by his opponents that VII
lines eats with his knife and they
ore afraid he might amputate his
epiglottis at the White Hfiiso dinner
Ho admits Iho ktilfo hut denies the
epiglottis.
3 DIE AFTER WRECK
lllnck Diamond Ktprc-H of I-rblgh
Valley Homl Smashc lnln Auto-
iiioiuir, t wining wmk,
I1ATAVIA, N. V., May 13. Two
persons were killed whon the lllack
Diamond express on the t.chlgh
Valley railroad struck an itutomo-
I..,.. ... . . ... . .
ji ai j,'T'iy. i no victims were
'tinman H. Ilrodle of I.orny, driver
f thft car. nrwl I? V. Prn.an,. nt
Niagara Falls, a railroad yardman.
Twertlv.fli ttifucwl p.. nl...
from the wreckage of tho three pas-
r-nM'i fun'-w-.i wmrii ovenurneu.
Three wore believed fatally hurt.
The train wnm tnttit- nlmm uun,.tv
mllcK an hour when it hit tho auto-
mouue. ine derailed passenger
.lobes olilfiueil nv,c n 4a.fw. ......
bankment. A ptillman car nlso left
tho rail hut did not go ovor the embankment.
I. H. Clay, a traveling man of
Portland. Maine, died while belnir
hrnlllzbt to n hnanlftil Ii.,a ..w,ti....
tho third fatality us a result of the
wreck.
The car that canned tho wreck
wan a light toiirliiir ear. The pn v Inn
struck It ftuuarrlv In the mnmin
tossing It ahead and then ran Into
tho debris, parts of which derailed
the engine. Three cars followed tho
iiikjuu into tno unci).
Cmiillilatn for Sheriff Killed.
OMAHA. Neb.. Mnv is i.irlol.
Lavcll, democratic candldalo for
sheriff of HougbtH rounty wns killed
riy tonay in a gun right with po-
hki iietoro no loll iavoll sunt and
nrobnhlv ratallv wmimimi
otflcers, Lavell Is eald to have mis
taken the pollen for holdups art'd
oponeu tire wnen lie warn toturnlng
to his homo In thu early morning
hours.
CHANG THREATENS
ENGLAND MINES
Says He'll Shell . Proper
ties of Britons If
Wu Closes In
I'nrdon Mnrhrt Weak.
Tharo aro not yet a doion can
dldates lor lieutenant governor on
tho domocratlo side, and until that
number is leached tho run Impor
tanco or this office will not bo nn
proclnted. Anyhow, there probably
is a misunderstanding about tno pos
nihilities of the office, fo.- John
Fields, who says lm has mado nn In
vestigation. Is authoilty for the
statement that there uro no convicts
lert in the state penitentiary who
ran raise more than ten dollais. It
thin In trim It will play liavoo with
the pardon market.
congressman Jim McC nt o over
In the Seventh is disturbed by re
portn trom homo to. tho etroct that
lares are muklng their appearance
In his polltlcnl field. Mm. Jjunnr
IOoney, now stale senator. Is out
nflor his Job. while J. 11. Tosh, who
lias neen prominent In fanners' or
ganizations ror many years, Is tenr
Ing Up tho sago brush In a cam
palgn waged by tho rarmer-fabor
leqguo against the dashing and de-' "ratio nomination. Kx-Cnngressman
TODAY ONLY
FRANK MAYO
"Tracked to Earth"
JQC ANY SEAT, ANY TIME J Qfi
Also Jotxl Comedy Change, of I'rogriiiu Dally
I'KKINO, May n.Chang Tso
I.ln, dereated Manchurlnn war lord,
who Is gathering his forces for a
stand along tho Kwan river, has
threatened to shell tho Kalian mines,
among the largest In the world, If
tho forces of Wu Pel Fu ndvanco,
ntrnrdlriK to word reaching hero this
afternoon.
May Ho Illg llluff.
Tho threat Is regurded hern ns a
bluff to gain time to re-collect IiIh
stuttered tioops.
Tho Kallln mines aro largely
Ilritlsh owned and operate nlno
shafts employing 11.000 men. It In
believed Chang expected Ilritlsh In
tervention to provont Wu'h advance
hut It was stated officially at the
Ilritlsh legation that Orcut llrltaln
will not Interfere.
ltcportn today slated that Wu'n
forces nro moving northward
through .Tien Tsln.
Advices from tho north stato that
recruiting Is going on nil over Man
churia to bolster .Chang's rorccs.
Whlto a clnsh In regarded ns likely,
no righting on tho new front Is ex
pected for several days.
Ills 1'osltlon Htnmg.
His retreating forces occupy strong
dofcnslvo positions nt tho point
where the I'cklng-Mukdcn railroad
crosses tho Iwan rlvor und I.wan
Chow.
I.wan Chow Is about two hundred
miles northeast or Ti.n Tsln and Is
well within tho great wall. It Is In
Chlhll provlnco and muro than live
hundred miles southwest of Mukden,
capital of Feng Tlcn province,
Cbnng'n stronghold,)
President Hsu has offered Chang
Tso-I.ln's offlco as super tuchun ot
the thrco Manchurlnn provinces to
Iwo men and appointment has been
refused by both.
Struggle Kxpit'tctl.
There Is a definite feeling hero
that a man of Chang Tso-I.ln's per
sonality and resources will never
capitulate without q srtuggle. De-
Pete says
If umi have a suit that's full of dirt,
Or a drens that's streaked and faded;
If Hour last year's straw is out of shape,
And looks all grim and jaifed;
Don't throw them in the discard
' tell you what to do,
Call Huhl's Parisian Cleaners,
They'll make it look like new.
Buhl's Parisian Cleaners
211 South Huston Osage 275
velopmcnts since his deftat, Indi
cate ho never had a chance to right
for Peking because or his betrayal
by trusted generals, llccauso of the
stratcglo position of Manchuria with
reference to Hlbcrla, Chang has tl'
possible suport ot Japan, which Is
another source of strength to he
considered,
Wu Pel Fu Is busily engaged In
consolidating his position. His main
army Is located at Chung Lnlng
Chen. Ho has appointed his best
general, Feng Yuh Hlang, as gov
ernor of Honan, ouitlng tho former
governor of tht. province nn a
charge o revolting ngatnst Wu'n
authority.
There have been no developments
In President Hsu's efforts to reform
his cabinet. Candidates for tho
premiership are believed to bo wait-In-
n ilcfinlM ttillllnrv decision 1)0-
roro committing themselves on tho 1
appointment.
Thnt danger still exists Irom tho
south Is the beller here, although the
situation there Is clouded with un
certainty. WOULD LIKE NEW JAIL
ENID CLOSES ON SUNDAY
City Votes to Adopt Taiw Prohibiting
.Moling Picture)) on Sabbath.
KNID, May 13. Enid went to
the polls Friday and voted to close
her moving picture palaces on Hun
day, nccordlng to unofficial returns
Saturday morning. Tho unofficial
majority ot n,.,
Ill l.n
figures show a
2,858 yes and 1,711 no,
Tho election went olf quirt y
sides working feverishly du ,h
day, with tho public tni g th y
id,, nn t& iiiuuri ui CUU'F, r
pnlgncrs nnld talking lS 4 olc.I ,
people hud mado the.r i
long beforo going to ibr n,.
Will It Rain Tomorrow
City Club liulm-M') l'liv Commlwdnn
cr'h Plan for Modern l'lrn .Sta
tion and ("irio-liati! Jail.
A plea for the co-operation or nil
civic bodies of Tulsa to support tho
city commission In Its plans to ills
poso of the present city J.ill flro sta
tion property and construct a mod
ern Iflll and flrehouso upon tho s.tc
or tho city market, was made by
Harry W. Kiskaddon, commissioner
or rirn nnd police, to tho City club
.Saturday at Hotel Tulsa.
Mr. Kiskaddon said that the pres
ent Jail was a disgrace to the ralr
name or Tulsa, which could point
with pride to Its various achieve
ments In the past 15 years. Tho Jail,
ho said, did not tend to rerorm but
to lead rurthcr Into degradation the
men and women who were conrlned
In It.
Tho City club went on record as
Indorsing tho commissioner's plnns
ror a new and modern city Jail -flro
stitlon.
Consult This
WEATHER PROPHET
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Hxccpt
nt
Monday
MID-CONTINENT
PARK
Mu.slo. Furnished by Tulsa
JAZZ PIRATES
No ndiiiRlon fee chnrged at
gate nrtcr 0:.10 p. in. Tuko Ilctl
Fork or Kaptilpa curs.
This
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and
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$1
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Houce
Prophet
It Is surprisingly reliable on locnl weather conditions. Mud 0n
ntrlctly scientific principles. Wo havo secured a special price n a
quantity, and a long as they last will sell them for exattly w.,at it
costs us to retail them only sac if you bring this coupon.
When the weather Is to ho flno tho two children wll be cut,
when tho stormy weather Is npproachlng tho witch will c me
out for 8 to 24 hours ahead of rain or spow.
The house Is mado of hardwood, Is Swiss cottngo style, and Is d. a.
rated, as In tho picture, with thermometer, elk's head, birds nr!t
and blrdfc, etc. It has four windows nnd two doors.
Advertised" for $1.00
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Every village city and farmhouse should havo one. Come anl
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NO. 3 '
LYRIC
Today
Only
GLORIA SWANSON
"Station Content"
The Most Ungrateful and
Thankless of All God's
Creatures Is Man
Ho calls his Creator unjust
He takes all ami Rives no service in return
He resents the penalty that sin surely brings
Ho rejects life anil embraces death.
First Christian Church .
Tho big white church at Ninth and Boulder
Tonight, 8:00 o'clock
"The Amazement of God"
There arc some things even Gotl cannot explain
MEADE E. DUTT, Pastor
This tilcturo portrays tho
longing of n lonely wife for
contentment, and her vtldc-ly-fiirrletl
search for hnppi
iics.h which ultimately brings
her back to her husband,
AliSO
Tom
Santschi
In
"The Death
lrap
Mlrrlng action, pathos, ro.
mancc, with outdoor atmo
sphere. IlIMiY WEST COMEDY' l.V
"Service Stripes"
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