It seems my .sig file got left off the message I sent yesterday. So in an effort to see if I know what I did wrong, here's another question. History this time. What, in real life, were "The Secret Six"? I first heard mention of them in a bio of Al Capone, it said they were a secret group of wealthy businessmen who worked behind-the-scenes against Capone, letting Elliot Ness and his Untouchables take the headlines. Or something like that. Then there was the 1931 gangster film THE SECRET SIX, which had the Six as a largely undefined group of men in black masks who met to plot against the gangsters/bootleggers. Said gangsters were the best part of that movie, btw, entertaining hardboiled portrayals by Wallace Beery, Lewis Stone, Ralph Bellamy, and others made the forces of law and order look quite boring by comparison. -Ken -- Ken Yousten "...someday I'm gonna be lucky and run into Blacksburg, VA you when I'm carrying a bowl of goldfish" kyousten@bev.net Ginger Rogers, "Stage Door" <http://acm.vt.edu/~yousten/lewton.html> -- Val Lewton WWW page - # RARA-AVIS: To unsubscribe, say "unsubscribe rara-avis" # to majordomo@icomm.ca