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Show PAGE TWO THE News Review of Current Events the World Over Conversations Disappointing, Simon Reports Hitler Demands Return of Colonies, Air and Naval Tarity, and Minimum Army of 500,000. Anplo-Cerma- n senate Anally got around to the "pink slip" bill re prating publicity provisions of the !4 Income tax publicity act An amendment allowing state and local taxing authorities to examine federal tax returns must be Ironed out In conference between the bonne and senate, but both are agreed that the main publicity cIuuhv should be reitealed. The slips Ailed out by millions with their March 13 re turn must now be secreted In the files of the Internal Revenue THE do-pa- rt men W. PICK ARD By EDWARD C Westers Mewapaper Uniua. SIMON FonriON toSRCRKTAUl Kiit'land from hli historic talk with Clmticellor Hitler, and reported to the cabinet that la iwli Gorman? of the Ing colonies (he lost In the war and Increased navy, tie sold that Hit- all bonds with approaching maturt ties, and when the fourth Liberty loan la called for redemption, a move which Is expected to be made oo April 13, oo federal bond will be outstanding with a call date ear- lier than 1040. leaders are rushing tJ OUSE tlon on the national defense ae- ler admlta Ger- program. Bills designed to strengthmany's air force en the national defense are being equate that or Brit- rushed through the legislative hopain. Trlme Minisper. Four uavy bills were passed ter MacIonald then with little opposition and no reccalled on King ord votes. These Include authorlza urn George to whom he tlon for expenditure of $38,000,000 Chancellor to build up the navy's preliminary In 1030-3gate Hitler report of Simon's shore station on the l'aclflc coast. talks, which have ben described as Hawaii and Canal Zone, and an "dlsnpolntlng." Hitler made a bold Increase of 1.0(H) In the navy's understandolllcer strength snd provide a sysplay for ing, declaring both notions should tem of aviation cadets to take care unite to defend western civiliza- of a shortage of cava, fliers. Section against Communism and the retary Swanson has ordered concencolored races. Briefly, bis demands tration of the fleet's three most were: powerful cruisers In a new cruiser First Germany must have an division commanded by Rear Adarmy with a minimum of 30 divi- miral A. P. Fairfield, now assistant chief of tbe bureau of navigasions 500.000 men as decreed. Second Germany wants parity ta tion. Hitler adthe air with Britain. of the AAA's mitted that Germany now pos- PEPLACEMENT sesses equality with Britain. Hitsystem of crop control Is seen ler stressed the danger to which as a future potentiality of a new Germany Is exposed In the air. He organization established at the De partment of Agrideclared that Russia Is using culture under Rex-foras a European air Czechoslovakia Vs. G. fcase. He demanded return of cerTugwell. Tbe organization tain Czechoslovak territory and reconsolidates federal patriation of 3,500,000 German residents there. agencies dealing with soil erosion, Third Hitler wants a navy equal and Tugwell Is of the British Beet, to to direct the which Is tantamount to 400,000 tons. of The British admiralty Is opposed expenditure about a billion dol to such a ratio and Germany has lars In public works been Invited to bilateral navy dison the pubfunds cussions In London. R. G. Tugwell lic land program. Fourth Germany wants return of her former colonies. Little encour- At present plans call for retirement agement was given Hitler on this of millions of acres of marginal core. lands now contributing to surpluses, Hitler refused to have which experts contend will prove a Fifth anything to do with an eastern pact, more effective way of dealing with overproduction than AAA's policy though he Is willing to enter pacts with Germany's rf taxing commodities for acreage slashes. The latter Is meeting Inneighbors, as be did with Poland. Sixth Hitler is prepared to sign creased opposition, due to rising a pact of noninterference In the living costs and Increasing competiaffairs of Austria, but only If It tion from foreign producers. There vieans by all pow- will probably be little Immediate ers. change In crop control plans, since In Berlin demonstrators bowled the Tugwell program will require their resentment at death sentences considerable time before It can Imposed by Lithuania on four Nazis, be operated effectively. and only stout police resistance kept the mob from the Lithuanian RICHBERG has delegation Itself. The four were DONALDthe Intervention of NRA convicted when a Lithuanian mili- In averting a threatened strike of tary court trying 126 Nazis for an 450,000 bituminous coal miners. The asserted plot to start an armed union Is demanding a r day uprising In Memel, former German and a 10 per cent increase in pay. Eighty-sevefound them guilty. territory, Duncan C Kennedy, head of tbe others were sent to prison. negotiating committee, has acceptAs Copt Anthony Eden, British ed Richberg's offer. This Is not arms expert, begins his conferences the only major labor trouble on with Soviet officials, observers be- the horizon, as Francis J. Gorman, lieve the Russians will marshal first vice president of the United every resource to convince Eden Textile Workers, has served notice that the only safe course for the that the recent NRA authorization rest of the world Is to bring suff- for a sharp cut In cotton goods proicient pressure on Germany to Induction may set the stage for anduce her to accept the eastern se- other strike. The slash In output concurities pact The official press will cut wages 25 per cent, Gorman tinues to stress that the rearma- contends. ment of Germany threatens Russia, and that the conflict growing out of HOOVER suddenly any German attack would spread HERBERT himself Into the poall over Europe and Asia. This is litical picture, and set wagging the but a confirmation of Lltvinoff's of countless politicians and contention that "peace Is Indivis- tongues observers. In a let.U,tIJ ible." League of Nations circles ter addressed to the IJIUli predict that France, Russia and California Repub Czechoslovakia will conclude an llcan t assembly, eastern pact as an answer to HitIn Sacra meeting ler's new conscript army. Whether mento, the formei any effort will be made to bring President his Great Britain Into this. Is not mind withspoke utmost known. freedom concerning According to a Rome paper that the doings of the usually speaks with authority, there Roosevelt admlnls wHl soon be held an tratlon whose theconference to discuss the ories, he asserted, Herbert or Austria, Bulgaria and "are no longer a Hoover Hungary. This has heretofore been propagandized mil opposed by the countries of the lit- lennium ; they are The tle entente, but It Is supposed their Republican party, said Mr. Hoover, views have been altered by recent has today the greatest responsibildevelopments. ity that has come to It since the days of Abraham Lincoln to raise the standard in defense of fundaare FEDERAL expenditures than ever before In mental American principles; and he peace time history. The end of the called for a rejuvenated and vigorfirst nine months of the fiscal year ous Republican organization. Here are two of the things Mr. disclosed expenditures of more than $5,000,000,000. Revenue mean- Hoover said In arraigning the present administration: while has amounted to only or a little more than half "Tbe most solemn government obof what Is spent New Deal spend- ligations have been repudiated. "The nation Is faced with the ing, tatlsttcuJ experts say, has been at an average of $13,000 for greatest debt ever known to our rery minute, day or night In the country." nine months since the fiscal year began, and total expenditures are MOVING swiftly. Marshal Josef Inaugurated a virexpected to reach $7,500,000,000 by the end of tbe year. Unemployment tual Fascist dictatorship over Porelief has required the $820,000,. land. A new constitution drafted lines was adopted 000 appropriated for this purpose on and an additional $488,000,000 from and the cabinet headed by Premier the RFC, making a total thus far Kozlawskl stripped of its power. PWA Is next In Pllsudskl then named Col. Walery Of $1,308,000,000. Slawek as bis new premier. No tbe line, having poured out ministers were changed in other In nine months. Despite these terrific totals government the cabinet It is believed that the credit has not been Impaired. The marshal is preparing to harden hi treasury baa been able to refund policy toward Soviet Russia. P 1 t OAT of railroad union men has to the lO.'ll level, of the lust 5 per cent of a 10 per cent cut In UM2. The Increase amounts to approximately $80,000,000. The restoration Is In line with an agreement reached a year ago wheo the unions negotiated for a gradual restoration of the ' been restored with a return old wage scale. JAPAN steps out of the League and flanked by ber single avowed ally, Munchukuo. she faces the world as the preserver of peace In the Orient Japan's action Is the '" H culmination of s se rles of events start24. ed February self-chose- n d six-hou- s n $2,827,-000,00- semi-Fasci- $819,-000,00- 0 Yosuke Matsuoka led the entire Japanese del egatlon in a walkout from the league Shortly assembly. Aniclo-Germii- one-thir- d when 10.13, Kokl Hirota after Japan gave formal notice of her withdrawal from the league because the assembly had censured Japanese aggression in Manchuria She has advised other powers that she considers herself guardian of the peace In eastern Asia and that outside assistance Is neither deIn addition. sired nor invited. Japan has embarked on an armament policy marked by denunciation of the Washington naval treaty, demands for naval parity with Great Britain and the United States, and armed forces "sufficient to defend, but Inadequate to attack." With considerable ceremony the Soviet government transferred to Japan full ownership of the Chi nese Eastern railway and thus ceased to be an opposing factor In the Japanese occupation of Man churla. In the official residence of Foreign Minister Kokl Hirota In Tokyo the sale agreement and gen era! protocol were signed. CONSIDERABLY mutilated, the $4,880,000,000 work relief bill finally got through the senate by a vote of C9 to 16, and was returned to the bouse later, to be adjusted in conference. The senators accepted an amendment by Senator Thomas of Oklahoma for a currency expansion of through the Issuance of silver certificates at the $1.29 an ounce monetary value of the treas ury's silver stocks Instead of the present practice of using the purchase value of the silver. Later the Thomas amendment was stricken out after congressional conferees had deadlocked hours. Members of for forty-eigh- t the sliver bloc asserted they would not stand In the measure's path, although Thomas had declared he would filibuster against any attempts to strike out the amendment Besides eliminating the sll ver inflation plan, the conference modified the Russell labor compromise amendment to provide that the President shall the rate of wages on public buildings to be constructed, and this rate will be submitted to contractors for bids. An amendment providing that all officers and employees receiving more than $5,000 a year will have to be appointed by the President and confirmed by the senate was modified. It now provides that any new administrator or member of any central board will be appointed by the president with the consent of the senate. Among the senate changes approved were the allocation of the fund to eight general tjypes of projects; continuation of the federal relief administration orae year; extension of the Civilian Conservation corps two years from March 31 ; continuation of PWA two years from June 16; the George amendment to make funds available to the discretion of the President to administer the agricultural adjustment act; the Russell amendment to authorize farm loans to shars croppers, tenant farmers and farm laborers for land purchase. One day Harry L. Hopkins was reported lazing in the Florida sun and thinking up ways he would spend billions as administrator of the work relief fund. The next day, rumors were that Rexford G. Tugwell was to be nominate! for the "biggest spender in history." Later reports i'rom the National Capital were that nobody but the President would be the big boss In the program. You can take iour choice, but It seems likely that the latter is true. Senatorial discontent over the methods 'ised by tbe two otners mentioned will probably eliminate TMs them from consideration. strategy has been successful In the past When a house group became too highly Incensed at Pub'ic Works Administrator Harold Ickes, they were quieted wltb the assurance that the President would rave complete control of the worcs relief program, and the furore died out $375,-000,00- TIMES-NEW- NEPIII. UTAH S, , TAX RACKET IN CHINA Rncient Race Dying Out Warlords of the province of Bzect wan. In China, found when they discussed ways and means of filiiuf their empty treasure chests that there was nothing left on which to Impose new duties. Then on of braluwave why not a them had friendship" lax? Now all civll' have been ordered to pay a i Well air I levy which will guarantee the friend-shi- p BEVERLY HILLS. of the soldiery. They have , know is JuBt what I read, either In lit i. the papers or in the mail. The other been warned that If tbe "good feelday 1 went "pop- ing tax" Is not paid cheerfully and ping Off" about promptly, "Immunity from the enmity f the army cannot be promised." holding companies. N o w a a Good Doodt matter of fact I dont know aa We ought not to speak of the benefits which we bare conferred; to rething about "Holding Compa- mind men of them ts to ask them to return them. We should not obny." I had read nat- trude them or recall tbe memory of V4 urally that there them; we should only remind a man was graft and In- of what we have given him, by givflated values In ing him something else. We ought An Ontong Warrior Gossips With Village Bolls. tbe forming of a not even to tell others of our good lot of them. Then deeds. Seneca. National or In by Bnelaty, hand 0oirrLphle ashore, nets, caught Prpr4 Washington. l. O. WNU Hurvtoa. Vhen I read Mr. Roosevelts tirade speared. population of Ontong kind Some igalnst them, I say to myself, well of fish, such as the tiny group of islands shark and the tere is a man that must know what bonlto, may be caught of New Guinea, Is dwinte Is talking about. He Is not given shark the For by only specialists. dling so rapidly that It appears wooden hooks are used. The bonlto Just having It In for a legitimate 0 your kidneys function badly there will be few Inhabitants on the falls victim to a turtle-shel- l So as Congress had been IPand you have a lame, aching hook interprlse. islunds In a decade or two. In 1907, attached to a shell lure which Is pretty good that day and done noth- back, with attacks of dizziness, there were about 5,000 natives. ' Toyap burning, scanty or too frequent from sticks behind the moving, why that left me nothing tobead-lintrailed day there are only about 750. Passurination, getting up at night, so seeing the Presidents about, canoe. With both of these fish ing ing through many of the Islands' about em, why I said, a holding swollen feetuseand ankles, rheumatic ceremrtnles have to be permagic Doan't PilU. villages, one notices cleared patches formed before company Is like a fellow banding the pains they can be booked Doan'i are especially for poorly and ruined houses, witnesses of the or while the they fellow swag other ashore. brought functioning kidneys. Millions of tragedy of Ontong Java. The nasearch you. boxes are used every year. They Turtles are still caught and retives have fallen easy prey to mamoved alive from the shell. Thus Well I dldent figure that little ball are recommended the country over. laria, tuberculosis, Influenza and wltted remark would upset the whole Atb your neighbor! stripped, they are kept in a specialother diseases. constructed pool to grow holding company business. But I for White men tried to root out the ly This process may be rethat a remark generally hurts in got alnatives' old customs Instead of as many as three times. to Its truth. If its so unpeated proportion lowing them to die gradually; and to as be redlcllous why nobody true of Women take complete charge they were only partly successful. EAR to It And on the MORE MONET The old color and ritual have gone, the gardens, and It Is their business pay any attention r apart ttma; at honi or offle. Ovr 1 dont want to manure any Full hand them to other of and weeds get clear Idea", etc. C. M. Caatel. praotlcal plana. lit In of their place monotony leaving Imaao. 1717-KedwooU Hd- - Oakland, Calif. life and a more or less sordid out- them. On the days when they go to remark that will be so true that It the gardens it is only on certain hurts, I mean really hurts. So I was look. To find what the old time was days that they are allowed to' go, In wrong both ways. Now I dont MUSIC TEACHERS, PI'PILS tara U on know what it Is, but right or wrong, music. Catalog free. Colon Mnle School. like, one has to go to the older men for fear that thefts might result SIS 8. BUI. Ln AmtrKw. Calif. of the village a procedure far less from too great casiialness they dig there must be some little teeny connivoff of bit cut shoots the and, the taro, weeny underground acsatisfactory to scientists than reset them to grow; gather some of ance connected with the idea of hold- BPECTAI. OFFER Complete garden for II. tual observation. fto packeta different ktnda a, d leaves for ing companies, or is there? the large, on 10a packet each beana, corn, Fishing Is the main occupation of use In cooking; pile the lot into a catendulaa, marigold, aweet peas, Now be honest In a straight for peaa, Oacar the men. Before they can fish, howIi. KJorll) Cu. Fanto, H. O. their backs ward legitimate business, a farm, a ever, they must have canoes, and basket and carry it on no mean Is house. to load, It the cona little must before canoes are made there tore, manafacturing either. be tools. Since there are no metalcern, or any business, what makes or Is cooked either Taro. plain the holding company nessasaryl lic ones, and the soft coral Is unsuitable for stone Implements, tools made Into puddings, a mixture of Dont it have something to do with taro and coconut oil. The the responsibility over to anformerly were made from clam- grated mess is well pounded in the food Bhifting other company that are liable only shells, which are heavy and capaon leaves before it ble of being polished. for so much? Now maybe it dont 1 Many of bowl and spread needs more araisa& these shells are more than two feet is set to cook. dont know. Anyhow 1 got soma fine cosmetics than Upon a roaring fire, made In the sensible and fair letters from real across. They were ground with Beauty of kia come In the floor, coral stones ars hole washed tide. the had in the from witbia.WbeQcoo confidence up by pumice people that atipatioociogs the pores piled, and more fuel Is heaped on companies. Of course 99 out of a hunFew Trees on Island. with intestinal wastes. of them. When the fire has dred were top LLEAlNdo lINltK-NAIXworking for one, or bad Because there are so few trees on burnt out, the hot stones are rewith Garfield Tea. Helps relief tha. the Island, not nearly enough to pro- moved, and the ash Is scraped stock in em, but anyhow it showed a 1 system dossed of fair play. They felt that vide boats for a quarter of the presaway. Half the stones are put spirit t ent population, canoes usually are back and covered with a layer of was wrong, and I am sure that I yourdnx start 2fc&l0e know enough about em to know II made from driftwood, especially taro leaves, on which the food Is 1 was or not plentiful after the northwest gales placed. More leaves, the remaining to which the group Is liable from hot stones, and either a quantity of Now you will say well what did November to March. One sees logs earth or another fire complete the you pop off when you dldent know that have possibly drifted half cooker. what you was talking about? Well around the world" before they come The time of cooking varies with if you are going to stop that, why ARE YOU THIN? WEAK? to rest on the beach. the food, taro requiring a compara- America would be speechless. There The logs are towed to the workMr. Mary Simpkins of tively short time, turtle and shark Is not any of us real sure of what we 639 No. Water St., Idaho shop where all canoes on Leuanlua about twelve hours. we are yapping about You see here ralla, Idaho, aaid: i wa weak after childbirth. I Island are made. The village magiIs us I had lost several of that that any something Use Trading Cutters. pounds ira cian Is then summoned to strike the .weight. I used Dr. Pierce' write have found out, if we write or For trips around the lagoon visfirst blow and thus charm away Medical Golden Discovery say something that agrees with you, and I sained in weight and evil spirits, so that the wood can itors use ene of the cutters belongwas not it and we become then a smart strength why quite Nowabe shaped with impunity. ing to the trading stations. These guy In your estimation. But if we long before I felt as well as ever." All oruggtjts. days It takes two men, working cutters, of which there are ten, ply should write or say New size, tablets 50 cts., liquid $1.00. something thai about six hours a day, two months among the islands and carry coco- dont or liquid, $1.35. size. Large tabs, with of the your idea to make a canoe, or even longer if nuts from outlying places to the same agree Writs Dr. Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo, N. V a we then become subject, Is boat one. Each Before a capacentral depots. the canoe be large "Menace" and should be eliminated steel tools were nsed, the work ble of holding 3,000 uncooked nuts. from the public prints. So we are must have taken much longer. PARKER'S On Kella, one of the largest Isonly good as long as we agree wltb HAIR BALSAM The log Is first shaped on the lands, there are now only seven a Hair Falling Bamona a lot But of these were mighty I miiirt. Color and outside; next the Inside is roughly houses, although one can count the you. fair. Hair Faded and to on Boatrty the Gray chipped out, and from then ruins of 75. The owners having oue ano i w at imiginau. Here they are: "This Is a fan letTTIwok Cham. Vk.. Fatr iioflue.N.Y outside and the Inside are chipped died, there was nobody to rebuild Ideal for use in FLORESTON SHAMPOO alternately until the shell of the the houses and nobody to live In ter, and also a matter of life and connection with Parker's Hair Balaam. Makes the You death. have A me and hurt hull is of desired thinness. many Formerwere rebuilt. 60 cents hair soft and fluffy. them if they by mail or at druggists. Hiscox Chemical Works. Patchogue, N. Y. strake is lashed on with tough fiber ly at least eight other Islands be- more but I know and the space calked with coconut sides Leuanlua had comparatively Its unintentional. husks. The whole canoe is rubbed large populations. Today most of I work for the over with a coarse seaweed resemtheir people have drifted either to West Penn PowSALT LAKE'S NEWEST HOSTELRY er Co, as good bling lime; this not only seals up Leuanlua or to Pelau, the headquaras one a as serves any but people coating any cracks, ters of an Independent tribe at the Radio tor Every Room ever worked for, of white paint. other end of the lagoon. 200 Rooms 200 Batha so us a fair isThe outrigger booms are added give man of these outlying Every from three to nine, according to the lands, except members of the Pelau deal. Dan Wins-- I o w , Pittsburg, size of the canoe and to these is tribe, had a share in the land on attached the outrigger float De- the central Island of JLeuaniua, and Pa. York Nebraska tachable peaks are made for the either a house of his own there or bows and the stern to deflect the a home with relatives to which he R. A. Graham. waves. Then, after being charmed might return. Residence on the "My faith In my once more by the magician, the main Island went by regular yearly company who canoe Is ready for the water. rotation. Some of the villages were employ me is unshaken." Frank Dinwiddle Walker, Philadelsails, formerly ruled by sacred kings or priests, made from pandanus leaves, are cut but one of the leaders always re- phia. "1 work with the United Gas HOTEL now from light ennvas or calico. sides at Leuanlua as head of the and Improvement Co, a group which rou and I would be glad to own as a The canoe is always sailed so that tribe. the wind strikes It on the side of Powerless families owned some of amily." the outrigger; otherwise it would the islands, and a few years ago Rates $l.SO to $3.0Q A gentleman named J E Mann, capsize. It cannot sail against the one of them took all the secular ff.Y. "Shoemaker stick to your last, The Hotel Temple Square has a wind. Though the canoes are not power from the priest then residing fou are supposed to be a comedian. highly desirable, friendly atmosvery seaworthy and are liable to be at Leuanlua. This family estab- --Stay one." phere. You will always find it Immacswamped, they have carried passen- lished its head man as king. His ulate, supremely comfortable, and Henry Boening, Investment bonds, on many long voyages. gers descendant Mekaike, became king Philadelphia. "Suppose your money thoroughly agreeable. You can theremen out fore understand why this hotel Is: Almost all the go dally of the Leuanlua tribe. After the is in tax No exempt securities." its In the canoes to catch fish, and they coup d'etat the priests continued to In a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED of Cal land which is If It Is too exert a degree of authority on their worthfew acres come home laden. You also appreciate why: can one about I tenth of what paid stormy to use the canoes, a crowd own Islands, but outside of the cere- tor it. I fs a mark of distinction to stop of the lee to island side the goes monies they had little power at at this beautiful hostelry Here is one headed "Roosevelts to fish on the reef. Each man car- Leuanlua. The last of them died Democratic ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Mgr. Clown. How do you ries two nets, tied to two sticks in not many years ago. know how a thief passes money to such a way as to form triangular Kella Is a pleasant spot. Walk- an accomplice unless you have been In line remindIs one 'After Its advancing bags. palms, ing among one or the other?" No name. He was WNU V? 1485 n some reef for with distance, ed of a gigantic Karnak along the afraid I would sue him. I wouldent the men form a semicircle, wltb the pillars and a green roof. He may be right shore as a diameter. They close In Like the other islands, it has the J R Lowe, Duluth, Minn. "Were slowly, and, when they are all close shallow water of the lagoon on one you serious Bill, or Just kidding? Its a with shout forward rush beach. a together, shelving sandy side, with serious business with a lot of us." to catch the surrounded fish. Here one sees men picking up And the last one Is from Mr Notcoconuts by means of long knives Children Have Their Task. tingham from Duluth Minn, who husks. Into the thrust which on the wait shore they The children wants me to give it more And Why let him cry when an applica with baskets. Into which the hauls Without stooping, they pitch the they are all fair. Nobodystudy. to wants tion of Cnlteura Ointment will size of convenient Into plies are thrown. Again and again the nuts shoot me. Us too complicated for to the shore. quickly soothe that irritation. for man till each Is carrying m repeated, process to learn about 1 will stay with Catlcara Ointment is a helpful The worst coconut pest Is rati, the Senate. I know those guys thinks he has caught enough. backfriend to millions of babies throughA shoal of fish offshore may be with which the outlying islands and wards, cause thats the are way they out the world. It is gentle in action surrounded In much the same way, Leuanlua, too, are overrun. They senerally going. So take up your nd promotes healing. the fisherman going In canoes, each are able to climb any palm that has holding company squabbles with In the nets a The net with even the slope long slightest provided "loose relt, and lay off me, and thanks Sample free. are Joined together, the shoal is trunk. Nibbling around a nut till It or your Address: "Cutleura," Dept. 23 9, friendly criticism. a driven soon fish are feast have the and Maiden, Mass. surrounded, falls, they 9 IWJ. McNm,,ht Sydmt,. Im$. ESS? Tim HELP KIDHEYS e ... DOAfi'S PILLS new-shell- B Poor-lea- heart-shape- vese-table- stn-nla- a. did-en- DandrtnT-Stop- . 3 Three-cornere- d Temple Square gray-brow- BabyNeedsCuticurci for that Rash |