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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O O o 3 oo o o y o Ln11Ni.w, R.,.bu,9t o,.-fh, J!L8ArmyeAcknoiarltdgct Rwttii men Of Moose 'Accused Thief located . Has Fired ICBM, Brucker ame Candidates lnH iL States At Hearing Friday - u ..- -K.-i. sr.l"U.."!r? ".:.',..."'! !ie" ''I: " " arJ..?""" i, JL !i last the Moose were elected at the last ; meeting of the 'Organization. lZL" Mr. Art" h Mr ! Walton. Mrs. Art Hqppe. Mrs. R,ph Mr.How- i Mt!Z tcln: Mrs" Z 1 Kinrey and Mrs. William r vans. ! Balloting for selection of the P 1In upie 01 otner cnarg--i .- es receivine and concealing sto- quecn '''..' the woman who gained the great- great- mh .1 The mhpr i C U14ICI SI vill be princesses of the royal court. Coronation of the queen is scheduled Feb. . The program of the evening was furnished by Curley" Reynolds c..... n,. ri.,h .uu iiirinii i " ine u ui. ii i I 1 . .1 U. D,.nk.MM Another highlight' of the evening was ine iniiaiion oi eignx women ,. th. wm.n f th. M,. V.. 1. "'.k. ..:V.r:." ; announced at meet n. Thev include a rummage sale at the Kp- caCrdP party at tie Moose llafi Keb . H-Bomb Harnessing Achievements Disclosed (Continued from Page 1) acnievea a certain result wnicm"" msnuw iimns. the other had not. Higher T.mp.raturt The United States reported i achievement of temperatures high er than those reported by the Brit ishsix million degrees centigrade against five million. iainst tive million. The British, on the other hand, I ported sustaining the tempera-! resorted sustaining the tempera tures for a longer period of lime for periods of thousandths ot a Jonn i jiariani wamer 01 nosenurg: 1 second as compared with Million-! four brothers. Vern Hickson of, ths of a second reported by the'Dillard. Albert Hickson of Eugene. I Americans. iom Hickson of Salem and Bud I The higher American tempera- i Hickson of Roseburg. Fourteen tures were achieved in particular 1 grandchildren also survive. experiments that began just last I month, whereas the British appar-1 nllv achieved theirs several i months before. I Neither country, however, allud- j ed to any significance in such dif-1 ferences in results or time when achieved. ! Temperatures of at least 100 mil-1 lion degrees sustained tor per- haps several seconds-would be re-i quired to obtain useful power from the hydrogen, or fusion, reaction. Innocent Pleas Entered To Armed Robbery Raps BAKER. Ore. 11 Pleas of ' innocent to armed robbery charg- j es were made here Thursday by I two men arrested earlier in tne cicmeniary scnuui uy m. month after a running gun fight. 1 The first lesson will he repeated Jack Norman Gibb. 1. and I Saturday for the benefit of late Wesley Earle Davis, 30, both of comers Joining the class. Portland, entered the pleas. Circuit Judge I.yle Wolff ri ant ed a request by Davis that he bt ii,l ftt r.; ... P-',u allowed to have psychiatric ,x. March Ot Dimes Party animations at the state hospital' Set Tonight At Tenmile in Pendleton. No date was set for trial. 1 lhe two men still face charges nf assault with intent to kill. They have made no pleas to these charges. Police captured Davis and Gibb near here two weeks ago after a chase that started 180 miles tn the 1 has been scheduled for 9 pin. No west near Boardman, Ore. They admission will be charged for the had escaped shortly before that public event, reports correspond from jail at Anacnrtes, Wash. 1 ent Mrs. Walter Coates. last 4, m J CIV day s: ir w REDUCED Sale Ends Saturday, February 1st diiconttnutd itylei rtgulorly 18.95 to 24.95 Credit TtIUt ble locating a nun accused of be- lini involved in i couple of theft ' in the fi iddle area - he was hand-1 in. involved in t couple of thefts , Thnj.. I rh.rin. r Min fl 0 R.il,ll I currently .erving iime for drivl ...', .. inT.r, muffler on . testimony by Se ''';k""'"."' l,","" U'"Z i. orooertv and petty larceny. n,d S hLr."i "c "-imuiis. uo. ' n0JI ninuie. are accused 01 ... ' . "-"" "'""L V "'"V"?" u" " ."7. . It".,'"1. d"7. ,m 1 n0p?e Riddle ; ,a,,.i iiukii .iuim nmuii Plemons was arrested Wednes-iat and cur-1 ... ... aay on ine same cnarges ana cur-i Uv 'ree total bail of K, - . . . . , . Bolb men are scheduled for a' busy day in CanyonvUle justice ?"1. x. Wednesday. They are ; Xfa lor "' ?" the petty theft on lhe tol,n P"P"iy ounts. Camas Valley Resident- Passes mis. Ionian rnen jbuuus, i me- TJ 7. y&Vl uV.!".; uiu iiiuijuij iii m iuv.i iiunuii.i Mrs. Jacobs, born at Camas Val- lley Sept. . 1902. was a member I of the Methodist lod.st Church of that community. l- I 1... i r- ouivivuig rr ncr uusuanu, Viuy r i. u. . r- - l.-.ii.... w.vviw ui vam.a v.urv, live r...AK. i.-i nuns, aiviu tfit(.uus ui banian vi- i... ci.. L.'u.. . VlTj n--T n-y, uu-n risner 01 uoia Deacn.i Ernest Fisher of Tenmile. Fred Fisher of Oakridge. Thomas Fish-1 " of Tenmile: one sister, Mrs. runerai services will ne neid in the Chapel of The Roses Sat- urday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. nooen iieuipie 01 ine nazarene' Church officiating. Burial will he, in the Civil Bend Cemetery, Win- sion. j-iji 7.1 e.L r.J KlOOle 'r". OtH brJde Dance Lessons Started Parents of Ridd e seventh and inhf nr-nn-. nnn.l. s-n i-..nll.i .nnn.n-.nrt . ..i... in h.ii- i dancing for the two grades in.tmoinr. Mr nri Mr. Mi-ir. icy Hard of Roseburg held the first class last Saturday with 38 begin-1 ners. The classes will be held each Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. in the A March of Dimes party is sched uled tonight at the Tenmile Scout Hall at 7:30 p.m. Cakes, pies, hamburgers fee will be donated by worn the community so that proceei can go to the polio fund Mir 1 1 Florsheim Shoes 1 NOW $15" and $ 1 7S) .Li Dn't . ntHr 4y Cma In Ur rht (Mtt iho buy in lrhn lutt tyf i yyf tit y ftt rtmsfktbl For Your Convenience . f 7Mt Hil . . wamubuiw ine Armya.nea wneuier ne wouia nm an- WAMilftOitJ e acknowledged Knday there no longer is anv doubt the Sovieli have fired an intercontinental ha)l- Ust.c missile. Th , -,.,.., ,,. 1- Secretary of the .h f. . k . L Brucker, made nnhiii- in h..J,ii n.rH hrm by the House Armed Services 'be Army has been auUioriicu u. , R,yDurn lnd hl, s,er Mrs One death occurred in hardest Committee, develop may approach the I.jOO-; w A TnomaJ of Daiias, ,nd hit BriUsh Columbia, where Brad- u.-. . mnj uuuuv tuvui uic laci inai me nussians nave,"-""'"- ; "owivij7 l. , , . "J . ' .t". T" i"'"'v . ' 'm k:"r' sile i " 'Tuetriav The rii nf hi. i.inmnnv uiuvni wiu w,w vu v this point was deleted from the published transcript. About 0 Plf At another point, however, Brucker said he thinks the United State, is "just about on a par" in ine development ot long-r a n g e fieid of shorter range guided mis- siles I Brucker told the committee the Army "very soon will try , launch a satellite with a Jupiter missile. He strongly implied the ; Army win try to avoid publicity n .h. ,.m. t-.i i. . r F.h- k.' , r V --- "- - . --i .uc !' - tVv to elm : .aWlite ;tr.ac.!t the home of her son-in-law and ... ' touched off a roaring controversy ----r--.r.- !.'" wnetner too mucn aavance , publicity aggravated the damage: irc l,c- Brucker said: I tt'Oum r.thnr nnl on intn Ih. I . - , detai U of the Ihino hpriiim vim . - - tare enneavnrinff tn th hl nl nur ,T ' " " - " ahilitv nm i h.. ih. th;. h.n. " . , - Pen that happened with the Van - urd." However, when Brucker pnrr. A r:, A IS L.?" . , i' 1 Gives Birth 10 Baby DOV PORTLAND if Portland po- me sam rrmay mey nan learned I n,r,h'yf,r'0ld7 ''""If "t gu"live' birth to a 7-pound boy at her iiome aunoay. They said the girl, an eighth - grade student who weighs 170 pounds, apparently was unaware had no advance knowledoe The girl and the baby were taken to a hospital, where' they are report-1 : ..- " ed in good condition. Police said the girl name ed a man ither! m-year-oid tormer service not tiflW 111 lhl am. Ih. f.lhnr Th namni. ..in'ihnu ininn in 'rear the babv. Besides their 13- i vrar-old danifhter ihv ha., .n. 'other, younger, child. Oregon Came Commission Slates Final Meeting foil LA.ND i The Oreuon :an,e Commission hold, it, fina" .. .. .... meeting here Friday to samnle public opinion on the state's angl - ing regulations for 1958. lhe commission will announce the final regulations Saturday. Some opposition has been voiced to a tentative proposal that the I trout cason in coastal streams be ine minimum inches Two Activities Slated In Student MD Drive For its fund raising project in muscular dystrophy drive being conducted by Roseburg High School, the senior cla.s will hold two events this weekend. A door- to door and downtown cake sale is ,H , k, 1 ' ' m":'"rchrfHi"in f drive , Early Friday they took a KL.Mutr he wa, arraigned before and cot-' UJ,,U- front of Pav-Lcss Drua Store from urmor fnr Wi! pmsiaH Curacao 'i: e - i c;j.i pn f Some fishermen also have said in a m. until 4 d m. to collect Th. ,- .iprt hrieflv at -...-'.l.:' ,,t'uf.- "I ..VnTr r,'"n,! , "J1"'11""" funds. Nice bid airline officials would W the FB l ob.a ned warrant, , size limit of sturgeon to 36 inches. I Fortv-eiehl milk hollies demci. ,nrrn,3ln th. i. ''.:. A.'. 1. . ,"" altar iiuw is 0J planned for Saturday and a Swiss tor for Hollywood movie musicals. The date has been chanjed from port. Thursday was fined $200 for steak dinner will be held Monday has taken a sixth bride. She is a previously announced time of drunken drivim:. The fine was lev at the Elks Lodge between i p 111. , Etta Judd. a divorcee who gave Feb. 24. reports Miss Gladys ied by Sutherlin Mumciapl Judge ana o:ou p.m. '."'a. .in. . -IT -..- r- ry. O : r,. 1 x-i V-?""- 4:'-& ? ' itX?? Open hfSf Orand Opening ! l at o . . . .. . , ... , nounce a laieuue lesi unm mere i was a successful one. he laid "No: I am going to be very frank ' about that If we fail, we are go- ine to tell them." censorea testimony aiso carrica a strung iiupnuu the new solid propellent missile r ------ ) - -- - Armv wa. 0Ut r?f, lhe n?!!"'!? iov; h . nefen.e Denartment or- wlVr riesniie what Brucker said .trone obiectioiu from the ,. ,i ,h. r.. nf miuilai 1 Army at the time. Lse ot missiles - - , . ... I Jth more than 200 mile range was 'sgm!,d 10 lhe, A',r ? r hm not aware of any harmful service rivalry ,n the missile f.eld. but that he thinks the Army's effort. 1 on its IRBM Jupiter generated , consirucine nvairy Roseburq Postmaster's Mother Dies Thursday Helen Carstens llsohn oth - er of Rosebure Postmaster Clyde! ,, f, . a: i ti i... i vlt Carstens Sr.. died Thursday ;?augnter Mr. ana Jirs uienn toi - .. . o,,, (-.iif . . " . " - ' -""ho'n Amil 16 !., h.hanrt' 1879. in Chicago. Her husband. Uiiiiam r.r.i.n. Rn.ehnre r,b - ; n,,,pr died in met maKer. mea in ... . was member of the Roseburg Kenekan Lodge io. i. sne moveu , H.H RMrf calif 1 ed imi. caiii., 1 " . S .h. m " r.M , .. unm a lew vodpi fin n lun rhak mnuDrl tn ugy. warn 10 rcsiuc wuii uci unugmci. Survivors include two sons, Clyde W. Carstens. Roseburg. and R,h.a,rdi:arn;'.d IIU IIIC Uaullll. .,! a. ward, Calif., and six grandchil dren. Monday at Red Bluff, Funeral services will be held 1 1 Marina Shoot Ser?ejnf 1 ,. . "Jr . !? Following Conviction HONOLULU 'a A Marine steward who had just been con- victed by a summary court-mar- l..li.. .1 ..J I.!. ........ .. , 'Thursday and then heid out for four hours before surrendering to chaplain. v 1111 unuiy -uuiiucu iiis m-iKcam i A .Marine sDokesman at the Kaneohe-Marine Corps Air Station i said Pfc. Hcnrv E. Lindsay Jr.. 22. Nashville, Tenn., wounded Sat. Clarence R. Wimbish, 31. Rich mond. Va.. with five shots from an automatic pistol in a oarracKs. Wimbish was hit in the nqht lea. left shoulder and right hand. He A i.. 1 r. it 1 1 A .i p npr am 1 1 uni crweni surgerv at 1 ripier Army , Hospital and wa," reported in good condition. ' a 1 1 ti f. Alpna l nera naprer I Hnlrlino Dim-. Driva sig Aipua meta inapier 01 tieia ing every state in tne inion. will be on display, tended by ladies of the sorority. This is one of the u.,..,u mciunii . tviiriimi money auring tne ,iarcn 01 utmes, j and the only such method used in """"- Ta.aCC C.IVTU stDina VENTURA. Calif. If Rushv Berkeley. 62. former dance direc- ner age as 47. featuring BARON OF BEEF AND PRINCESS HAM ASSORTED RELISHES, SALAOS, VEGETABLES Adults 1.75 Students 1.55 Children 1.25 Everjjngs from 5:00 Sunday frcn 12 Noon IN THE ALL NEW Umpqua Coffee Daily From 7 o m , vrtBS I o BesiiiiitWifc (Stay Later, Drink .Champagne Toast WASHINGTON l President . Eisenhower .laved Uier! -r- ' , y.L " .V. I than iiiiiiI Arane at ohamnunna toast together and generally! seemed to ajijoy the, state dinner they gave Thursday night for Speaker of the House Sam Ray- bum They were in jovial good spirits Ihau .milinclv mailt oiuul ninht ' ,aw ""Cm 10 Ule OOOr 01 Ule Yl niie : Then the President and the first House. . ;nen inr rnmm .mi we lira laay 'utea lm0 aining m nVe ii" I'" na?...en1?!Porle" m?re """n " "V ,ur aiier-uuiner guesis. : .. .,,jj lk nn.ii,.. . hvi uu ior ai icr-uuiiitr kucsis. ,l(t gUssts of cnanipagne in a toast before the musicale guests I , The prosram of music was sup- ; r"W,he Reveler. . f ve. meIl)ber pro(esslon,, voc group professional vocal group fmm eur Vnrk When Ihev h.H . . I finished their 'selections of popu- encore of "Tm an Old Cowhand" for Rayburn, the President tug - u ... .. Lets have another. 1 ., Thc l,n'er,L e ?. m P.! ' e d Wlih : "Wnmn in tha Shnr. " 'nJ",5..a"":. . .. ine urcsiueiii s request numocr earned the musicale program i Al.erwar(l. rni. - .c. ...... ,. .,. r.i- senhower spent 18 minutes chat- I separately with groups of' ; guests at the nutlet where cakes, 1 5annwlcnes- ana American 1932. She,"" " '".S": .u-'.r. . J: '"" .J. . ... . ...... r,-. ing for top officials, diplomats . thP simromn rmirt militarv anH , " . . - v . J " science leaders during the 1U58 nut iiyu.'t auviui airasuii, ...... Supersonic DOmber naS Shield Of Electrons SAN MATEO. Calif, if An American supersonic bomber now flying can surround itself with a shield of electrons to ward off any attacking missiles. The automatic defense svstem being built into Convair's new l. - 1.10-m p h BS8 Hustler is one of the most spectacular applications of electronics in Defense. President Don G. Mitchell of Sylvama Ele Ironic Products. Inc.. said. !( ha. flnn-n anrl it u-nrl-i , . .. . .. j Mitchell told reporters after ad - dressing the San Francisco Coun- cil of the West Coast Electronic M a nu f a cturers Assn. The shield will increase the at- tack effectiveness of manned su personic bombers. 1 Heiress Abandons Plans -- , c ., . O Marry In Scotland , , . - . , 8lnUdn"st!;elr,on, Uon'fnicKCElwes abandoned their efforts to get married in Scotland and headed by plane Friday for Curacao. Ine Dutch island in the Caribbean Thc couple slipped aboard a n ane a most unnoi ceo ai acui - land s I'restwicK Airport inurs-i gers. .record, and Jack D Whelp. 19. Miss Kennedy is the 19 year-old 0f the crime The FBI said Whelp daughter of a British sugar mag- , native of Oregon, recently has inc. iiei uuoi is tn. inr sun in society painter Simon fciwes. MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN The Roseburg Community Con- cert Assn.'s annual membership' camnaien will he held during the week starting April 7 this vear. : Strong association president. King;s Paeifie Storm Hits Northwest; Damage Slight A P,clf'c ,'n lorm romped "" f.0.5",1 Thursday night and early 'nday dumping torr" ?f "'." California to Northern British Columbia, ""'""S ome flooding but little Oai .i.iinr., , uiukutu much Burnaby. near Vancouver. 'el mio a swouen creeK at . some Vancouver Island points ' rain, ine Vancouver airport on .. i i rain, ine Vancouver 24 hours and Nanaimo. B C. had 2.43. A I, TO. ir.l nf lniiHiu.,I.Fn British Columbia reported a &Ctotnrto ? . . 51 mg' with 3d Aitu,mi on m,i. .nPh t i... m, 'EE, 'i. . - lona. wnen an oveniowing creel. i-undlted .urroundmg land. -i j Roadways Blocked , 1 Rockslides blocked roadwavs. 1 ' Part of the Pacific Great Eastern nii,.,au tPBi. tt m,i.. .r Vancouver was washed out. Pas- . ... .senger service around the af- faniarl area was maintained by i hoat. Oregon got the sliffest gales. ... - - ... .,,: -,, r. "'""s " UP " hour for two hnr. Thur.Hav r - " " " .- The windy soot was at Mt. Hebo. ton velocitv. The station is at a diWlul eiev.i.on 3,200 foot e evation on the north- ern Oregon coasi. S0-Mil Winds At lower levels, winds up to 50 miles an hour were reported on both the Oregon and Washington coasts. Some power outages oc-' curred as lines snapped under the steady whipping or shorted when struck by blowing objects, The winds had died down Fri- day. A few minor power outages; occurred in the Willamette Val-; 'cv as the storm moved inland i Thursday night. Ship movements. at the mouth of the Columbia were halted for a time by 45-1 mile winds Hoquiam. on Grays Harbor, re ceived 1.58 inches of rain in 24 hours: Tatoosh Island 1.41 and 'Seattle .75 inches, ments and streets problem with a ni Flooded base-t were the main number of power DreaKS reported The storm's main front moved across the Cascade Mountains Fri day, dumping great quantities of snow on the peaks, and eastward toward the Rockies. A.....J R.-L tUU. ' n.t uaEU i-iiiiv ix u u u c ... ... .. .. He,d NeW Hampihirt ; NASHUA, N. H. 1 William j Pau 43 was alTestcd here Thursday on a warrant accusing inj, 0f the $7,678 holdup of the Tigard. Ore., branch of the U. S. iv,,;.,.. nni. Dn-t .. FBI agents and police recog- WOrked as a maganne salesman. Paul was spotted bv police in 'Nashua and Lowell. Mass. He has relatives in both places. DRUNK DRIVER FINED Maredia M. Painter. 32. Reeds- 1 Hazel D. Green. Buffet f. !al: ' Lmi Like Subdivision Reported Being Planed ' Two men are starting a tubdi I vision of summer and year-round homes on Loon Lake, it was re I ported at Thursday night's meet-,' ing of the Douglas County Plan-! : ning Commission. The property to be subdivided it located on tne west side of the lake near Salander Creek. It is presently being surveyed by a coun ty surveyor's crew. The two men punning the sub division are Frank Rose of Reeds port and Ernest Lee of Winchester Bay. An unusual aspect of the plan is that the only access to the subdivision will be by water. Lum ber for the houses will be Coaled in by barge. County Surveyor Fred Darby said a preliminary plat of the prop erty will be ready for consideration by the commission at the Feb. 27 meeting. In other business, the commis sion gave a 30-day delay to its examination of the Melrose Cem etery plat at the request of Sur veyor James Daugherty. The plat will be examined Feb. 27. - Administrators Rehired In Myrtle Creek Schools Full-time administrators in the Myrtle Creek Public Schools were re appointed Thursday night in a special meeting of the school board. School Supt. Marion Winslow of Coos Bay attended the meeting to discuss the teacher salary program in effect in the school district there. Two Myrtle Creek administra tors received three-year contracts in accordance with a new state law requiring that term for per sons working in the district for three years, provided, as in the case of Myrtle Creek, that there is an average daily membership of over 800. Those winning three-year con tracts were Supt. Al Nect and hih school Principal Myrl Barkhurst. Anton Bryant, principal of the up per elementary school, and Kay Coffenberry. Yri-City School, each received one-year contracts. Slight Injuries Suffered In Automobile Accident Slight injuries were suffered Thursday night by Stanley Ander son. Rt. 1 Box 970. Roseburg. w hen he wrecked his car on Highway 99BR at the Shady overpass. A passenger. Roy Weatherford. was thrown out of the car but es caped injury, according to state police. The accident occurred when An derson's 1950 sedan skidded on wet, slippery pavement, state po lice said. , Police did not list the extent of Anderson's injuries, but they were not serious enough to require any hospital treatment. FRESH GROUND BEEF Is lower priced than indicated in our Thurs day advertisement. This item was lilted at 45c per pound or 3 lbs. for 1.39. This should hare read: l,45c 3.b,1.29 SHOPPING CENTER vr- FREE fnijian Thaatre Starting Sunday with each Student and' Children's Buffet Dinner and o special reduced price, 50c. Adult ticket ANoEXCLUSIVE OF THE "KINC'S BUF- Training Session? For Homemaking Being Conducted Homemaking training sessions 'are being conducted by the Doug las County Home Extension Serv ice with some 400 local women participating. A preliminary meeting was to ; have been held today at the ex tension offices in the Post Offica Bldg. Extension agents, Hope Tac cini and Carol Dawson remind county homemakers that they are available to help solve ail homemaking problems and re quest invitations into the homes i around the county for this pur pose. A demonstration kitchen was also scheduled to take place this morning at the courthouse. Training meetings to project leaders in February are planned for giving lessons in various com munities. Each leader gets four ; training sessions, then gives- four lessons, ine project may run throueh early March, it was esti mated. A demonstration kitchen is also planned at '.he courthouse next Monday, between 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Meetings of home extensiion unit program planners are held in conjunction. Meetings have been held previously at Scottsburg and Myrtle Creek. All phases of home economics are handled in the projects, includ ing home management, buying, clothing. family relationships, budgeting, foods and other items. Excommunicated Priest On Trial For Murder NANCY, France fl N'ervouslv fingering a rosary, a 37-year-old excommunicated priest went on trial today on charges of murder ing a teen-age girl and the unborn child she carried. The courtroom was jammed and hushed as Guy Desnoyers, former priest in the village of Uruife, stood before Court President Luis Facq. Wearing a somber suit and an open-collared white shirt, he lis tened with lowered head as the president read out the accusation. HEARING SATURDAY 1 PORTLAND '.H An Oregon legislative interim committee will hold a hearing here Saturday on the state's migratory labor situa tion. Rep. Don Willner, Portland, committee chairman, said tesu mony will be taken on the state 1 program for migratory workers. KILLS SIX OFFICERS SEOUL. Korea 1 A South Ko rean army captain shot and killed six fellow officers and non coms and then himself last night in a mysterious gunfight at Hong chun. 60 miles east of Seoul. Tickets O 557 S. E. Jackson St. Phone OR 3-5423 . ! f l o o o o, oo n o FT." UMPQ&A HOTEL0 COFFEE SHC r l,WA. o o o i1 o. o o O O o o 0 o C n o oo o o v et i o 0 rt C ? o O L) O a o o e rt a t O a o o O OS " o 0 g V