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GEORGE MONTGOMERY

KATHLEEN HOWARD A 20th Centuryfox Picture

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COMEDY — NOVELTY UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS — SPORT

Described as a cocktail of music, dancinir and laughter. Universal: furor: comedy “La, Conga Nights" is Currently on the screen of the Capitol ‘Ilieuire with Hugh Herbert sliiri-iniz in seven diffe "ent hilarious Cfiulctlv characterizations.

Not only does the screen's "woo. woo" man appear as himself and his be-whtskered grandfather, but he also dons wigs and feminine gownsl 1Q pi - '£lV his mother and his four tii/JA sit-rs,

other; entertainment elements ln- cluded in the picture are three new suns, compositions, “Cormenita Mc-

Siiirley Templfi At Prince Edward

ock full of fun. lgrias Ind “n, "Yullilil Mule. we flit-h WHY-PBX film which li-DIS bnir- y Tglllplc, Jock (Mkin Ind Chm‘. pm urecnwixxi, gave audiences at um Prince iixitvnrd Theatre a roi- Mm] good time last nizh . "Young rel-pi Shirley Terri- ‘s tut-iitwsucond 910L111‘? 8-1141 "- 15 t; uiipiiii-st nit. Ln it sulrley m; live grand tunes written by Pr: Gordon and Harry Warren. ~pum Avenue." “Tra-la-La-ia, I Wiiinuiit ‘Puke ‘l- MiUiOII-Zl "The iIstoii-liixon Lune" and Younz

Prom-J

anti; Oiikle is, at his best 11x8- tiioicziuuii‘ humorous role while cimriiiite Greenwood. is leaner. kiltllfii‘ and iuiinici‘ than ever.

‘Ytie rtorv pattern concerns two Llfiilud/lllli: iilltitllillfi entertainers, oikie iiiid urconvvoud, who adopt

rev $1 ‘

iiuii. ‘lttir atlcllilil- to be well-liked in the rout-cut town meet with rebuffs

uizrl s.i‘ pnkvs at which they are tow to i.iki.- oftcnse. The dcnoue- miti’ u iiu >- iviicii Shirley, in an at- lelllp; to nut over a. sophisticated llillic at Llld iinnual school perform- lute, n iilfUCd oil the stage by the

trucked uiui indignant. parents. 'l‘lie 1"" ‘ has a stirring and sur- prising ‘rs which cull U" "-11-

‘usuii. s’. The outstanding per- lnriiiaiiii-s iii-re directed by Allan Divan, ti-iio worked from a superb screen utiy prepared by Edwin Blum and D011 Ettlinger.

Iirleeii ivlicoiun and Geor o - tizoniuni turn in exceptionaly a perionniuices in the romantic‘ ad, ivliilii Kathleen Howard. ex- cells as the small-town schooi- teacher.

Turkey Sees llxis Drive is Imminent

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Nov. ll — l-iiji — The Turkish official radio ‘P11 bros» mdicated tonight ‘that WY boll-i‘ ll. German military move ilithr lii ‘HHS to aid Italy is im- minent lilul flint this might be tho W‘ ii-isi-in for the Berlin visit

ii riidic sold Yugosla- . lrl "very important, in no ible thrit. this is one 1* tlivnllllllS to be considered utilitototf and the German

viisli Islllllbill wns filled with

g i»: lu-inmi demands upon ‘ i fvr lllt‘ frcc pzimngc of llizil. country, nciih-

the newspapers

‘ ivould nct if

i did eiiler Yugolll-

isu observers in Turkey .i<1f that Turkey would Bimini-la acted. They ‘d Molotoffs VlMt to i‘ the purpose of dis- iu iiud hour-custom llllflvlhUS as something diloiiiiitic setback for ‘Fur--

RIDGE. Miss, N07. ll- ‘fi 11k W. Tnllsstg. Internal W ‘“'11 twlillcnl economist l‘ i: “W“‘1'11ei‘itus 0f Harvard gs. ttidny after a weelv; o,“ M“ nlgnimtl rave bcen 81 years i:

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[Last War Saved Democracy For Full Generation

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l.~lAP)— Standing near the tomb of the un- known soldici‘. Pl'E'Si(li‘lll Ilixiseitolt todrtv rcprovcil those wlio s:i_v the first Great “or was [iiurilii lu Vlllll and said that. to the criiitrzirv, it snvcd dcmocrucyi for ii full ui-nerii- tlon, and nindu possible lis resist;- iuice to force in liHli,

H8 SDOKP ot tlic close oi’ a brlcf Armistice Day service, in inc course of which on tilde pint-rd it tvrcatliof white ciujvstinthciriiiitts upon the tomb.

Later in the day, Mr. Rottsnvr-lt ltilcl the conivrsiiiiu- of tho project- Pd naval mriilicnl l'l'llll'l: in iicurliy Bethesda, Md, ‘.i‘itli .1 speech that it iviis fltllug to “ niznin in the pniriivtlc cuuso 11'0- scrving the well-being of tliosi‘ ivlio, living wcrir‘ tliu uniform o!‘ our de- fence.

Both addresses strcsccd the nccd of "it living (ltJTllOVT-ll‘ ll llPlllflflflr- cv which lntvucls to k Ln mi llviuiz," 8s hc pill. it in the scctiud of the two speeches. DOHYllII-Z, in the first tliot democracy “cnu nr will lic snuffed out. lu nuv lifetime,” lii‘. predicted that DPODIES living undir tho “iron hut-ls" of modern conquer-

rors would “ri1lii~l"

Tire-British lr-lcs and the Ameri- cas led the ivorlrl in spreading the

SDel of democracy. Ilc sold that

“Yards the close of tho cra preced- JHR the present titre, “the impfltlr- mice of tuiv miivnuicnts in tiny 111111205. lvd liv tiiiv pen u» forecast the next step f()l'\\'.'\l"(l——— hi1 cm pi‘ 1776—ll1e one in which, thunk God, we still llve.

“There came into belmz the first hu-Jlunq Rovernment in all the world whose cardinal nrlnclple wins democracy - the Uniu-d stntes of America . . . the Americas rind the British Isles lcd llui \\'(‘l'lll it‘. stirentl- inn the gospel of (lPlil4\."l‘fl(‘\' among peoples art-at and sitinll. And the world as o whole n-lt. with much rlizht that it hnd dlscimrtlcd fcurliil- ism, conquest and dliitnlorship.”

International At A Glance

(B! The (‘zinutliiiir Press) Empire and United Statics mark

Armistice Anniversary; Elnpirn continues w‘ ' vffwrt while praying for dead; Ii idi-ul Roost-volt pre-

dicts democracy will triumph,

LONDON — Bomlu-rw from. Ark RFW"I raid Cugliuri iu Sardinia, as Bri .ilu presses uir uffi-uuvc. from Iinliii- to Afrlrzi: ihmzip, longest bomber trip enltwaril, rattled.

IIUCHARIIST — Fin-s raizc. nll fields irigvtl, in ufti-rmiiili of ‘Bumauui s worst earthquake; hundreds killed.

ATHENS — Italians retreating in disorder lcwnrd Alhnnia, Greek radio announces.

lY-ZRLIN —- bloluiiiff nu Gi-rtuan soil; for-reaching talks believed lm- pending.

IVASIIINGTON -— llfivlntoff vis- li to ll-crlln may hiunper [lulled ‘States-Russians tnlks

LONDON -- Britain may launch first major lrmd offvnslvr- in Nriir I-Inst, reports any iif‘r-r return from

bledllcrrnm-un ZlYt-l of Wiir Sco- rctary Eden. BERNE — Observers lu-licvc

showdown lmmlm-nt bc-livi-cu (tr-n. Maximo Woygnurl and French North Afrlvuu nrnty; his failure lo return to Vichy stuffs rumnrl.

LONDON Ilnllalns lost‘ i3 yylgnrg l“ England. fir-f ilmvurd on British snll: 1i duwru-d (luring (luv In hprvv nir bullies, gall- halls night assault.

IRTANIU". -- Turkish radio quvs Germ," military moi"- lu llivlkuus

Irr talks. _ \'I(‘ll\’ — Wr-vrruuil remap": in

Africa. for tinvxnlrilnc-l rvrvolli

French ldm’! Ilb"c-vi|l~ In laqu -

and his Free Frenchmen.

likely in ri-uiu from ar-iinlnrr-uu-l

lflrlrll Africa falls lo Gm. de (iaullr lls CD917‘

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Empress 0f Japan Reaches British Port

By Douglas Amaron Canadian Press Staff Wrller

LONDON, Nov. l1 —(CP Cable) The skill and coolness of the Em- press of Japzufs captain and his Chinese quurtermnstcr were credit- ed tonight ivith saving the former Cunndliin Pacific Sleamshlps’ Pacif- lr- flrioslilp from more than slight dumuuc ivhen she was attacked by uii onvmy plane in the Atlantic last Saturday‘.

Crew rind passengers of the 26,- Oilti-toti liner, which reached a Brit- ish port safely yesterday, agreed that Captain ‘Thomas, of Vancouver and his qunrlermnster were heroes of the dive-bombing attack.

“Our Captain's coolness was mur- vi-lious.“ ll crcw member said. “'I'he

" l way ho zlgzugged the ship '. u the danger and avoided a di- l'l‘l‘l hit. siivcd us all. The Chinese (|llIll'l0l'lIlIl$l(‘l' at the wheel was a. ‘u-ro. lvinl: prone on his stomach to ilndyzc machine-gun fine, he cur- l‘ll‘fl out perfectly every order from lliu skipper."

'I‘l‘.e plane attackcv; the liner Bet- urdny morning. Passengers were iviilklrig the deck after Mes-Hut when claxons ivarncd them to take covcr. Women and children went quit-fly lo their shelter in the louver do." . I‘lie youngsters sting until the raid was ovvr.

“Our antl-arcraft gun put up it good show and some people with rlflcs also had n shot at the Nazi as he dived to attack," a crewman stir‘ “One bomb struck the riill o rzlnucins: blow and there was some dnmmze to lifcbonts by ma- clilnc-gun fire."

The plane was seen to be rocket- lni: about. after a shell burst above the ivlniz. Gunners were certain the raider did not escape unscathed.

(Disclosure of the attack and the vessels siife arrival in port was the first offirlnl notice that the Em- press of Japan. which in 999"" time snllcd out of Vancouver to tlic Orient, now is operating in the Atlantic.)

Foreign Newsmcn - Taken Du Tour Df Great Krupp Works

(By Preston Grover, Associated Press staff Writer) ESSEN, Germany, Nov. ll-(APD -A party oi.’ foreign newspaper men brought by plane front ber- lin today to see whether British reports or heavy damage to the gNRl’. Krupp steel and munitions works were true found Krupps still a going concern and the plant

apparently little hurt.

Plant‘ authorities who conduct- ed the writers through the main part of the plant said four ex- plosive bombs had fallen during iho raid lust Frlda night. The nffccls or three coul be seen: One hail tnkcn over the corner of a two-storey wing of’! coal plant! imnthei‘ land destroyed n store building: the third had hit a small iSlllYl or the outskirts of the city.

Curoful observation from a plane flying over the plant and durlniz a slow trip by automobile iviutllurz here and there through tlic enormous works failed to dis- |closo any evidence of serious hits ‘on furmcn rooms. coul and coking lrilimts or steel plants.

Tho Krupp works undoubtedly hnd tin-n hit from time to time |rlurinit the mnnv months of Bri- ‘llsh boiublng bul thr- forcirzn cor- rrsprviflcnls sfiw no evidence that ions have been seriously

Hugh IIerbert Plays Seven Hilarious Roles In “La Conga Nights” At Capitol

Coy." "Chance of a Lifetime" and the Conga. rhythm number “Ha- vana." suniz bv Constance Moore. Miss Moore and Dennis Olicefe carry the love iiitirrcst in tllr: iraily paced story, and others in the vast include Eddie Qllillflli, Ivorike liorcs, Barnett Parker and Joe Brown, Jr. Said to be one of the most zcstiul comedv films (IOIl1lll‘(‘(\ bv rlol=yivood in recent months, “Lu (Joiiuii Nlgltts" is ululilluliu-ti lii,‘ sivcrui novelty duiicl-s lil zultlliuu to the music and lnuiili sci-tics. Km Gold- smltli was associate i;rotli.i.i-i' on the picture, and Elwood BlMlOll did the photography;

N. S. Margaret: Survivors Reach llomcs

HALIFAX. Nov. ll Nova. Scntluris ivho sill‘ sinking of thi- (‘nnorliziu destrovvi‘ Margarine nrrivv-rl lii Halifax lo- nlglit, their STEIIIPBN zii inc loss of their ship iuid more than 140 shipmalcs trmiudctl b_v_ liiippv re- unions with fl\l“il’ frimilics iiiiil the prospect of P11 dill“ 11'1"“-

Eight of ilu- iiiiio KPJIIIPH lind lived tlirouizli llll‘ s l\.ll" of tho H.M.C.S. Frucci‘ off lhuiuci‘ lzisl

June. All oi llimu lintl plenty,‘ of

experiences to tell llu~ vugvi‘ fu- mllies who nwt lllPlll us‘ they cimtc off the tralii tit-u (‘.\l‘l‘l“fl llivtn

from the 1‘i\.<l coast Cziiiiltliaii port

when tlioy lziurlml from Bl-viutidu inst nlulit. _ _ _

For must, or lliuvti. l‘. wfis lrtvli‘ first sight of hump in (“will months. sir-ii‘ ~r (‘iovurrl ‘ivliciiv-Y of Hullfui‘ Rllilulll i! iui l ' “Ill-

timents: “It tirli: ilk» iuitinup Llll earth tn be brick. \V<'i'e liuppy us

the iloiil to ll!‘ lwi-t.‘

stun ‘iii )1 lw

i‘liiit-l:l/~(l .'l‘~ lii‘ counted liow lio '»])l‘lll li-i. —iils first llKl1fil‘4‘—~lil ll [L ‘- tlon coll. Ill‘ and Illllllllm‘ < ivvivcii" were (‘Pl"l)‘l!lll§£ till-ii‘ urviviil (‘All Cllllfltilli ' li nu iinpriiiuiilii football , ~ 1: 1111i iiii‘ 1hr- flYli|)Llll— \\'ll(‘ll i -‘lll{l1ill.1)ll

101i mid uuslicil his lu-‘ul.

It ivns nvnv nti zilil post, flllrl a uiilitii ord- erccl him iiisiilu ill lr-rl. umigett. protcsliiis: ti-‘iiirfs iii- crircttrziiltui tun i. imply. was ordcrcd billctcil in for the night.

"I sort of lilu-d the idea." he

laughed. "It u':is_ rntliur a nowl experience sprndint: your first night ashore ln lite lurkup."

Lczpcti ivair on duty on ii scarclillulil- pliiifiit-m \\ll!’ll lhl‘ Mnriziirvc wits ruiiuii l li_v a freighter" in cpiivrii‘ Lh .

"1' didn't hour ll flilt, until the crush," he snld. “Wliiii I looked around. the sido of the lulu

frclghlcr looked llkr- n niriuzifnlu l0\\(‘l‘ll’lr_» over us. like tlic otlivrs, I {zrubbi-il n li"l(l\‘l‘ tliul was thrown nvcv tlw sldo of llic freighter and started to climb."

"There ivns nu panic. no vt“.ll

he sold. Ollur» of the $ill‘\'l\'U1‘S agreed with him. i ‘Cotilluucd from llflllf‘ it“

Moimliiliis. Munv units ivci-i- mini- hiluted, tho liluli vomiuniiil sold. and, iil‘liouali lliv full (wt-ii: of ,l.l‘le l'(‘]l(tl'll‘ll (‘trot-k vivtoibi- in tliul sector still lirts Ilfl‘ l)l‘l‘ll disvliisvd, to large proportion of llir~ rust were said to linvc .'QlIC‘.1L,.C.'llJl.‘.iICLl..

In tlit‘ cpulri‘, along the Kril- flITlRS Ri‘. ' tho ‘flrilirius \\'(‘l'(‘. srilil t0 be illqviiig; lii to linld ivliut ground tlicjv have palm-d. Fiulit- ing was ropurlccl limited to piitrol skirmish-rs.

Although the rndlo snid the in- vnrlcrs flcd bvfriro Grcrk mountain fighters rlinrizlziy! iillli IlFLVUflPtS

url hund *1‘l'4'll."ifll‘S. fllllfil‘ l‘t‘l\(ll‘!< ndlcntcd lhiil r-nvzilzgv hnd played

slnrzulrirly lnroe role for mndcru nrfnro.

Another batch of 600 Itnlinn ‘Rrlsoners ivris t'il:r'u to Sulouikn,

cgeitu Sou port, opp of many sttvh "voups of (‘il)lfl\‘("€ which lius zir-

lved hero lii tlic post two ivci-ks.

Air raid nlni-ms soiiuilcrl in Sa- onlkri flvc limos todziv ‘Wlllilfl oven hours. hut uo bombs ivcre dropped. Reports lltil Firm-k fiizhr- Prs had shot down tlirro Iffllitin bomhors urirtli of that. city ivcrc

or. confirmed.

Greece us n ivliolo counted 316 persons klllctl. Rid ivoundcrl and 280 houses destroycd lu tlic ivrir.

I Auction Sale

Auvllon solo of silliit. crop, fiirm Implements unrl vita, of Allrort IC. Best M Donaldson. Lnl Z35 on

impslrled.

Wednosdav 20th. November, one (fr-lock p.m. Usual forms. A. A. R\.\l.<.i\\'. .\U("Il’\l‘I‘i‘T. a L-379-li-12-3i.

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kins trolunln ls flI)t‘l’V'.'0 for nrws oi local interest but uriverltsi a newsy tram-e may lit inserlcu at 6 cent: i word sine-ti; pd)‘ able in IIVIVEIIOB.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE ANC " L-SITHU

KNIGHTS 0F cFLunusus rug- ular meeting tonight, 8:15. Full attendance requested. L-lilii.

MAN STILL MISSING WllEIClllXJ .s oi inoyri D0510, your-old Cilfll‘lUil\!§U\\'ll mun ‘-‘.lll) dlsnpptorcr. after an accident on Hilisbnio Bridge curly siizxtliiyt morning remained a mystery Jib’. night. Royal Canadian Mtilililfli Police sold tiiey hrtd tincovinwii no truce nf him. ‘fhoy broadc- st a no- scrlption of uim lint night. 1.111210 was driving a trui-k tvliiuli YUM"; Joseph Currie, 31!, of Mount ltgyiui six miles from lrere, killing 1.1m instantly. An inquest into the (ii-nth will be held this afternoon, it we‘; announced.

ANNUAL MESS DINNER - Th.’- annuul mess dinner of the Prince likiwarc Island Light Horse tins held at the Queen hotcl last night. Lt. Col. E. W. Awhnstone of Long River, officer commanding the unit presided. It is prirt of llic no.1- maricnt active militia Spcukcrs eluded, Li. Col. G. E. Full, Lt. Col. F. I. Andrew, Flying Officer H A. S. Molvncux, and Major J. 1t. Pu- ton. Following the dinner an en- joyable sing sent: ivus hcltl. Marni‘ F. W. Hyndmnn is president of moss uiid Licut. Bskci‘ vice-p. dent.

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PARTRIDGE SHOOTING SEA- SON ENDS -- Nightfall yrsterilrtv us rrrctl in an EllITllSllfIP for Hun- i,'£ll'l u partridge in till province, us; to an cud on (qicn iwri- iut-o the first of Octobi-i‘. Gun- wore out in forte but not

1101K. tuuii_i' birds were briggod, i: was rc-

porlod. The "Hulls" had become very pun shy since the shooting st icd and were keeping away from roiuis rind bulldii ‘ill they had to trump lo locate covey». were there, they aclmltli-rl, trouble was to find them. Earlier the sca- son had been scheduled to close on October 3i. Then it. was extendod, finally to trike l1‘. tliii llfiilflfiV.

Personals

Miss Mary F, A. Alexander o! the touching staff of FlTtlbflCldl‘. Junc- tion Grammar School took port in the Armistice Day service in Vvhiiiz- 10v Hirer‘.

Ivan A. Lourlc. R. .C.S., (1.. Si“,

left on return to Kipper C. mda ‘whore he ls on mlllta dutviiftvi‘ spcnrliiizl, ri short visit with his

family il"l'P.

in. or War Graves In Europc

.i:li;iti t.. . vi‘ ml .\l~- in ".(l lli-iuiuiit. l‘."‘lll\ll‘(l

'lilli (‘fnlvlvtfic

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"Jiizil dum Haulage Not Confirmed

Ri-ixirlml dzimaue to the Canad-

iiiu iruintnrlzil u! ViltiwRidue, first sziiil liv Ilritisli Tomnues return- luiz from P‘l:\uilc'.~‘ 1.1.1.‘ Spflii! to

liiivz- ht-cn diinizii -d by Nazi bombs. luis not been confirmed.

Tlic mriiu structure us‘ seen front lLe air has nppziri-ritlv not been (il‘.\ll'0_\'(‘(I hut. lllt‘l‘(* is no ii‘a_i' of ltllf\\\ill'.! ivlietlioi‘ minor dnmuize has \_\\~!'ll done by l tubs or slivllfirc, Col. Osborne s .

'l‘iici‘i~ ivns 2ll'llil(‘i'_\' action lii tho \'ll’ll'lil,\' of the iucuiurlal, he mid- vu, utid the ciimity (‘ume tliroitgli iusl. going rirounil the rtdac rather illilll against its fiicc.

Llsfoix‘ the will‘ begun nil the l0\\'- or si-ulptuio ziiid llic iuuin tuvmur- till itself wtic licdvili‘ suiuil).igi.ic(i up to 4O foot.

Co’. Osborne sold he douhicd a.

(liiVCl iiit would be iuutle by a bomb on a irvt ivlilcli pi mod fniiu the nil such .'\ suuill vllu sur- fuxc. us two pylons irising like

iuziiils l0 lliu l);(lll.I(‘l".§ vie.

O; tlu: biWrll hirpc iucutiiriftls t0 cillliilllfillS, Vuirv, ultcie on April '7, i917, they‘ ‘t-lhk the l'l(l'_'t‘ lu a bloody‘ brittle, is the only UllC re-

THE CENTRAI. GliARDIAN

LOOKS for Christmas Photo- i.'1"=1l»11@1‘>. L-Iil-ll-Slt-iuiu.

CEREMONY AT cums. STATION -—A brief Remembrance Day cere- mony tvcs held at the local Conu- dian National Railways stutiouyis. terday. Employees o1 the raiisuyi pluck-d a \_v\‘l'tf2ll.il on the plaque lli 111011101X‘ 0i Sir llciirv Thornton, for- mer president of the system. ‘rue plaque is in the WBJLllig room of the station.

HAS CHARGE OI" ARRANGE- l\lEN’i‘.\‘.--"i‘lic committee in charge of arruiiiu-iiieitts for the observance 0t hcmiiubriiiice Dav here included Messrs. J. F. lfiightizcr, M.M., pre- sideutct the local branch of the Czmuiliuii Legion, and 1-1, R Mac. J. S. Walker and Major T. E.

P. E. Islander A ll. S. “Alien" For 55 Years

ROSWELL, u. M., Nov. 1l~An "illlfiil," who li-lfw l' ‘ed iii the Uni. li-(l Srnics. fur , _\‘{',ll'§ ivjtlmui $llBclnl_ licz-xicv. has voted, served on JUTlUS and enjoyed other priv.

119205 of Citizenship, at last m5 his citizenship papers. D- M- Allld. 68. was born on

Prince l3dvzarrl island, and moved to the fliritcu‘ S"t1s with his pur- Lilla \\‘.i<'ll ti: “d5 i3 years old, Aulds iiiziici‘ rind mother took out first CZLiZUIlh “S for as he

A1114 E1?“ up, first voted for a Presidvnt in liiflli, and has served on jlll'lt‘i sciizzil times through his .Vi‘111' vi i_‘r mice in Roswell. Lklit‘? he ‘ltiurrn-rl .\li.. Aillci, born in Etiglunil, iilio lii-loved that her mzirriugu lllfiflt: her an American citizen.