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uWI Tuesday, February's, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three' SocietyNews Dinner, Party . . Complimentary ' To Mrs. Packard Sixteen women gathered ut the lavender Lunch last evening ut 7. o'clock for a no-hastens dinner ciinpllin-.'ntinK Mrs. Adelaide t'ackard. who Is In l.u (Jmnde from Pendleton, where fchc nmkes Uer home. Following- dinner ut 7 the parry adjourned to the home of Mts. Ir win Hrnmwtll, whew four tuties ixf bridge wen ut ptuy (luring Hut remainder of the evening. ! Mih. .my ripeneer received th" first prize and the consotutioa prize weiil to Mrs, Jim Nelson. Airs, f'aekurd was given t lie gm itt .prize. Mrs. Pucl'ai d Is district deputy of the Woman's lleneflt assncia- lion and is here to start a "Rou ble - your - membership" ehmpalgn. She Is meeting with the l.ufiriinP' review of t;e W. .11. A. tills eve nlug. when a West way cluh will 'he orgnnliacd. V. UNION (Sn'etul) Mrs. John Alrrtens wns hostess lo the mem his of the l.ueky Thirteen elu ud n- few guests at her home Friday afternoon at a 1:15 o'clock limeheon. . - v" A(ter luncheon- five tallies of hrldge were at play with high score going lo Mis. T. T. foekimd Mis. J. Hutchinson ' receiving 'the consolution prize. ' I'NION (Special). Five tnht-s of bridge were at play Wednesday evening ut the. home' of Mr. nn 1 Mrs. Raymond Hits when they entertained the members of "the T- B. cluh and a few guests. . . Mrs. George Bnird made high scorn at curds uniong the women players und the menV prize went to J. F. Hutehinson. Tony Smith received the consolulion prize. Following the card games Innch ion was seived by the hostess, as- blsted hy Miss Dorothy t'ushman. r Guild Planning :' ; a Tamale Supper To mid to Its fund for a pipe organ, wlileh menilieis hope to have Inmulleil in the rhurrh tills full, St. l'eter'a Kpiseopal Build will Klvo u tlllllllle supper TIiuih day evening of this week lit Honnn hall, to wl.lrh everyone la Invited. .Mia. I. V. Jesse IS Qlmiimiin In rhurKe of the dinner and assisting her on the committee lire Mr.. tieoT'BP T. Cochran. Mis. KonuM .M. PuKiie and Mrs. I.ela Jones. Several inoney-fiiakinif plans arc tielng. considered by the members of Hie Itullil for the organ fund. The next affair which they Aviil sponsor will probably be the Khrovo Tuesday poneuke supper. March I. , . . . : Members of the Art ltesearch Class spent nn Interesting after noon yesterday when the regular meellni; was held ut the heme of Mrs. U. H. t'luycomb on Oak Klreet. Mis. I.loyd Pierce was proRnim chall in. in for the afternoon, and her subject 'The Continent ef Greece by Home und The Ktriis can Influence," wa very ably liandled. A shorl business session, presid ed over by the class president, Mrs. A. T. lllll, followed the pro Knuil. .,-.,... . VNION ' (Special) The roititlhr meeting of the Woman's club was held Thursday afternoon at the RED FEATHER BR1LLIANTINE An ideal hair dressing, neither greasy or sticky. " Keep the hair , combed and look ing its best. , 50c Moon Drug Co. j Agents For The Owl Drug Co. T1k nlovo. "t is an nll-pau-nt Slep-ln Pump with openwork on lasirp. uliort vamp, plain tne, plke Imi'I. to ell at S.V9. There Is another style nf aJ I -patent step-in Pump with likl lie!, short vamp, col onial front with biK-klc. These are Tweeillc makes weisp wiU and look well. .Many utoro styles of strap aiul tie wtt-ni. Itlglt ami IIIClllUIII iHt'K. .In's Ih-csm ami Work Sliorw; also OxfonLs. The BOOTERY Vt rsi ami Pur I home of Mi's. K. K. Pursel, with Mrs. T. Kerr and Mrs. Viola 1'ur ker us hostrHses. Mrs, Frank Stur Eill, pr.isldi nt of the club, presid ed over tho business 'IneetliiHt. J Kollouinfr tho business session there was u progrum with .Mrs. , l.oulsu Hurwell us Phalnuun. Tho subject for the ufternoon's. pro gram was "I'liiyaroiinila." Mrs. KJ .Miller reud u' paper on "School Playgrounds" Mrs. Walter Cock" reuil a puper on "Community J'luyurounda." and , Mrs. lturwell I read un article on "The Manage ment of Playgrounds." Mrs. Killlh Phy and Mm. 1 leh no j Stearns each sung two solos .and i little Jean Tallmtin gave u rend- . Insj. j Thirty nienibei-s were present. 1 A sociable and refreshments wen1 i enjoyed- following the program. f'O V 13 ( Special ) 1'he j guild w is entertained Ludies at a; 1 oek luncheon Thursi'ay ut the Ihumit of Mrs. A. II. Orl on, wh 'ii Mrs. Orion und Mrs. Willlaiu I In'l murk were hostesses. After lunch I eon biidge wan the diversion with j Mrs. T. t Hufly winning the ; priicc. . , i Those present were Mrs. Hefty, Mrs. It. II. Daniel, Mrs. 1.. K. Aa- dci-son, Mrii. L. M. I.alrd, Mrs. C. ) Itertsch, Mrs. Hoy Conley. Mrs. Fred White, Miss Hess Kelly. Mrs. j ,1. J: t'onliy and Mrs. Hay (lood , nough. I . ' - , rOVR (Special). A dellghlfut I party, sponsored by the Woman's club ' was given at the home of Mrs. ( Hertseh Suturriuy wvenlng. the hostesses being Mrs. Hertseh. Mrs. Margaret Wu'te. Mrs. A. Me. Nelll, Mrs. Halph t'omstoek an-1 Mrs. llelene Uncolfi. Most of the evening 4fas spent (at bridge, after which lunch- wis served. Those present were: 'Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mr. and Mrs. t K. - t'oad, Mr. and Mrs. Halpli Hunt. M rs. 1 .. K. A nderson, M r. und Mrs. I.. M. I.aird, Mr. find Mrs. Cyril Klchardson, Mr. and Mrs. S. .11. Weliner. Mrs. J.ydiu M. Luntz, I.. G. Kuntx. Mis. Alice M'rippeer, i Mrs. Itober.t Krench. Stuart Y'reneh, Mrs. Lou Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Whisler. Mr. ani Mrs. J. Gnyette and Mr. and M:s. Tom Ilurris. Announcements The DniiKhters of the American Hevolutlon will meet tomorrow af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Hay Williams, nt 1310 O avenue, ut 3 o'clock. Dr. Margaret Ingle will have charge of the program. . St. Peter's Aid society of the Kplscopal church will meet in regular session at the honip . Mrs. t. ('. Hull tomorrow uft'M noon it ' Z o'clock. , The Allcel Lndies Aid society w ill meet wit h M rs. l-'ran It M c Keiuton Thursday afternoon, I'Vb. 10. All members are asked lo brinp I heir thimbles. -There will be Initiation tomor row evening when Hope chapter. Order of The Kastoin Hlar, will meet ut tho Masonic lodge roouu. WOMAN OHGAVIKS OWN riLM KXPOUT COMPANY Miss Kdim Williams of New York has opened a new "field for women In tfie motion picture In dustr.y. She recently eHtablished her own company for Importing and exporting films afLer 15 yearn of experience In the same work for other firms. The first task of Miss Williams In what Is her life work was ap parently a casual incident. Sir Benjamin Fuller thmtuhl it would be an amusing novelty to send some ot the new American films to Aus tralia, and asked Miss Williams to attend to it for him. She did so, .became keenly interested when the reaction was favorable, und was made export manager of a large film. At one time she had , five companies, dning u $J.0OO.iMi0 an nual business, under 'her super vision. PA It IS CIIOOHKS ITS CLKVKKRST .! 1 1)1 X IWTK ! The title of queen of the dress maker' apprentices for ltC'V gnes fb Mile. Andree Desfnntalne, 1 fi year old itiidiuette in the In t use of Kedfern. Her feats of skill on thin silk were adjudged the best amonc several hundred contestants. Mid lnettes work mostly for the glory of the tiiie each year. But Made moiselle J)esfontaine received 1400 fifmcs In money and a silver medal from the, minister of public works as well. At Palm Beach, This Basque linen bag lu red. yet low and white plaid ts smart foi ih woman who takes her recrea- 1 tlon on the American Riviera, fill MENUS' ' - liy Mskt Mary HltKAKKAST Grupfruit Juice, crushed outs with chopped raisin. I hash tn tomuto muee on toast, orisp gruhum toast,, milk,, coffe-?. f.UNi'HKON Cream of splnucn soup, t ousted (Muckers, cottugu chcttse und olive salud, nut rollJ. brown sugar cookies, milk, tea. - MNNKItSalt codfish pie. hut tered nspurngus on toust, ladishcfv plneupple and rice pudding, rye rQlls, milk, coffee. The hush suggested In the breakfast menu uses the "tnU" und close trimmings from the bom of the porterhouse steak served foe dinner' the liuniedlately previ ous evening. There Is u I ways bound to In sonic meat loaf left closif 'to the hone, so If thesw scraps aren't, used in hash u the bone as a basis for a InhclV- i eon soup. , Xilt Hulls Tliree-fourl lis cup mMk, 1 yeast cuke dissolved In V dM lukewuriH water, a labh-sionns sugar, 1 tea spoon suit, 2 tablespoons melted butler, I egg, ' cup maple sirup, !4 cup chopped nuts, bread, flour. Sculd milk. cool- until luke warm upd aild dissolved yeast cake und 1 1-8 cups floor. Heat until smooth, cover, put in a warm place and let rise about I s hours. Add sugar, salt, .etrg well beaten, melted butter and flour enough o km'ad. Knead until dough feels, spongy and elastic to the touch. I 'se as titl le flour as- possible.; Konn Into a large ball, place in mixing bowl und let rise again. When double Its bulk roll , on u lightly floured molding board Into a strip about '4 inch thick. Spread with softened butter, pour ovr sirup, sprinkle with nuts and ro.ll up like u jelly roll. ('ut across the roll in slices - Mt inch thick. Place close together In a buttered pun, flat side down, cover and let rise for half an hour. Hake 'lt minutes In u hot oven, . , HEALTH HOW YOT SPHAY MSRAKti ;i:hms! , Hy I-'-. t VrtfMng, M. P., . fjnlesburg, III. , Member Gorgus Memorial Inst. All contagious diseases' such aa colt's, grlpr- flu, measles, scarlet fever, dtpiitherta, menmgus, eic. are. caused by bacteria (germs). a"" or questions .Mrs. wugeno A bacterlumi Is a minute,, one-cell Harrington, 'Atlanta society . mat vegetable organism approximately n. w. In answe-rlng instead of one twenty-five thousandth of an lfOlK tp plnk toas. Social life be fnch in l hi meter. ' ' ." . " - j came monotonous, so sho ' est a li lt is Impossible to see, a bac- nled a personal service depart lerlum with the naked eye. The'1 nwtt 111 a larg. Btore and. put lt microscope which has highly across. -,! ..VJ ' ' . . . magnifying lenses has to ho used! Klrstthe -department ' was de lo study them; The smallest par ' signed to. assJsl ; shoppers -In .the tide of dust or "droplet" of fluid purchase; ot goodt, but now It has contains thousands of these bac teria. Whenever a ' person coughs, sneezes, or talks, ho-forces out (of the nose' aifd' nio'uThP inuny 5nnull "droplets", some visible to the- we. buy for. both nwn and women naked eye, otliers not' of secretion over l he '.country,' plan "trips Infected with bacteria from tho abroad, sell theuter tickets, steam mouth or nasal cavity. If another ship tickets, plan teas and dances, person Is within ten to fifteen feet j give advice to the lovelorn and find he breuthesMn these small "drop- lost children." . ' '.., lets" A ontalntng the. germs and if j Mrs.v Harrington varied her life he is susceptible to those germa as a dchutuute hy driving an-nrmy will contract the disease. Particles truck during tho World war. Hhe of dust, if contaminated by! ex- haa traveled the world over. She pectoration of Infected persons, will accomplish the same thing. If this sick person is out In the open, tho breath or secretions from the cough or sneeze or talk are quickly diluted by tho air to such an extent that they aro fltigntiy contugious except, at very closo range. But in tho sick room or m school rooms, theaters, churches, or any building, especially Where tho circulation Is poor, the uir becomes, heavily laden with these Invisible "droplets'' containing mil lions of the germs causing tho dis ease. Now It would seem common, sense thnt a person who knows or even thinks ha Is afflicted or has any suspicion that he has been ex posed to any contagious dlseaso would use tho simplo method of putting his hnnkcrchlef or uny other material or even his hand over his mouth and nose when ho sneizes or coughs or taius., y so doing he will become ulmost ab solutely dnngcrless, whether out side or in crowded buildings. Legal quarantine is tho enforce ment of respect of a person afflict ed with a contagious disease for the other fellow, while prevention of disease or hygiene Is the res pect one has for unothor In regard to the exposing with his own af flictions. By remembering and getting tho. habit of using your handkerchief, a little thing, and yet so effective against the spread of contugious diseases, one bo comes quite safe. . Anybody with even a suggestion of a cold or any contagious dis ease, or knowingly having been ex posed to any of -them, should con sider it a crime not to use his handkerchief or any other materlul to catch the "droplets" of saliva or secretion from his mouth or now, when he coughs or sneeies while near any other person. This should be especially remembered in church, schoolroom, theater, street car. or other crowded place. WOMKX NOT NOW BAIlltKI) 1'IIOM TIIF-ATKR I'AHTKRRK Woman hns broken down the harrier thnt kept her out of cer tain sents In the principal theaters of Krunce. the government sub sidised Oumedle-Kruncuise. Kdou ard Herr(itt, minister of public in struction In France, has given her a seat In the "parterre" or back rows- of the orchestra floor, the Heats where the Kreneh theater goer fiKiires he gets the most for Jils money. Tradition, dating from tho days when the parterre was considered the rouKhest part of the theuter. burred women from seats there. Formerly spectators brought their lunch ami wine to the parterre and expressed their opinions freely, regardless of their neighbors. Taper money was made In Clihui 500 years ago. 'OUT OUR WAY HAMOS, ER WAVE C0OV.D MAKE W&v4 80MS. J ' V Am' DOmY A AT AMvy BOW. A 0M MAM I C.T QEO C' FLAP VOR I 80RE0 T -Tut Af. WITH ASWiM' Mt- V LOse "lls' MUCH i , ifA" LW COME,' A NEEDLE WOO JMMER Tuee M0LU BE. . WAVIM' GOODBYE -tftREAB. kl? STT" HAO : J . AM HETHDT X iY) f. 3 r- - iL V ' - .' v ; 1 civ;,TTuE. ' coat of ' arms - QH2T V C SCIWCZ. IN& J . 1 ' '. .. r - . i. ' ' . 1 ' ' . ' ' ' "' Pink Teas a Bore So Society Girl Turns to Answering All Questions ' ATLANTA, l'Vbj , 8 (AP) r "Whcro'ca'h.. I ge a, list of 'ana- f nmn nay ri'vesryresorts?' - ?'Would rieh georgette flp for-a vedding?" "Whatshould ,one.wearJ to Bobby, Jones' Ulni'pr' dttnce?V; Mi iov her, but she does got" cai-c" for nio, What should,,! flo?'. V , These uro.indit'tttive of the hun- developed. Jntowell, -let her de scrlbo. It:,- .. y . . ;. ; V. ' "We planted, a: book exchange, and "iri'Rw ,a Mlbrarv. -..InHteud of uhiing a few shoppers Inthe store, has trained numerous girls and assisted them In establishing busl n esses of their own. ; . t But she. admits she and lift as sistants occasionally hayo to spar for time as persons-over the tele- phone and behind the office rail t fling such questions iis these: V "What Is really. tho proper man ner in which to act In a hotel?" "Where can 1 - rent . a -punch bowl?" . . ; ' , - "How can I work' my r way to Kurope?" "How. do I recover a nickel from this phono?" '. ' . At that.' she says, It Is far more Interesting than pink teas.. FASTING WOMKX BUI; SOUKOW TO It A K Kit IKK Fasting Indies of fashion hard op. ,the - bakeries of Austria. Vienna rolls,' pies nnd cuka are off the menu of wntpett wi jire court ing the boyish figure with the t- Bf paa-'. -l-;Ai .rti .rk llurenN THRKB llrXI.KK AMI Al.lS WKI.I,! , jrls hum Hie cimlniTrliiu rlnaaeii of hunter I n. lege, ju.l to (IrnHinatrntr their ability ni inarimil uierfinnlia, ftiok roniiimnil of the, motor hip "Tampa" and went for it rriiine aruunj Now Vnrk I'.ny. I'ier left aro 'nplal K.vlvla HiUMa-r anil Flrr Mnte Mylvla Itnrltcli, on ih- tirlilcr. The oilier nyniph Is Able He. onmn .Mnrituerllr iiiillr, rulllm; her on liawwr after Irnvlng the (link. ; By Williams if l -' - - -' - ' ; I suit that, four, bakeries in V'iennu alone huvo already been forced to close and there 1m u general fallimr off -in. business," Tt is .estimated that nearly a quarter of a million woju en in Vienna ulune have, oliininated bread anil .pascry from their diet in an effort to better thoir figures. -NhA, Uoa A'iKlra Uurtati . ' ARE YOU JUST GETTING OVER BOBBED HAIR? Viola Kaya, of Los Angeles, finds this cap and curls a good way to avoid the .embarrassment of hair that is neither short no onour. : , TO lK CIXSi:tY. MNKIO . SCAllBOHOX.- N. Y. Two dis- SCAllBOHOX.- N. -Two dls- tingulshed gentlemen, who have been friends since they were, boys In Chicago and rose to wealth In different fields, are to be: linked more iclusely. ' MlHs.:Narclsaa ,Van tlorlip, daughter of Prank A,'; Van dcrllp, uanker, Is to marry Julian L.. Street Jr., son of the author. Tho young man ' la starting . his career us his father and' prospec tive father-in-law did, - He's a re porter. ' - , 3 -fi V'" til PUTMAN'S La Grande' 8 Exclusive Read y-to-W ear and Millinery The Garden AN'NTAIJt VOlt H'iHTTO (iltOW FoY Ihft' flowpp , kiu'iImkm. who Iiiih Ion many lioii'hohl rurt-a tu ili'voti. mui'h llino to tlio Kiinlrr., itii-.rtiolro of unnuulH fop llii'apji hou'h lilooin Ih nn litiportAnt tmH ilon. VVIuit i'i tho lilrnl iinnimlx for siioh n ftnrclcnur? What Bhoiilil ho thi'lp pharaptprlatlraT l-'lrnt of ult, cHo of pultiiro Im ilpnmnili-rt plunlM the HP.it of whloh nn hp ovn In tho oppti - Kroumi nn! thlmipd liiHtouil bf hpinK lahoi'i oiiNly triinniilnntpil. ' Kpponri Ih n Ihiplay . nf polor In ljt.'-'. ftiirilpn. lrhlrjl in frppdoril of. hloom.. Fourth f l a- Kooilly Btipiily . fop 'puttltiK't Ihosn with ionif.pnoiigh iHipms for tho . ptfrpoHP withoiil .rutttiiK' rf wholp iminrho of tHp plaht.'l'Ifth, ii nn unlB to povpr thojOhU)V Hijaaon l,iiiiil apppur 'nt .viiriiiH ttini'a Ui onii'P . not -,io npcoinr von,1oiuiiiiiin. Rtiiillii'rt 'frorti "' nIH tln'''!BolniH Ihp followlnr: )iat- aplinia , to U'bnif iih ploap.t'o .rpoHlrpmPntB'.nH, nity that ; mlKht ho, pontplit;,!) ntltt.' It la oiion to . Ur'gumijnt noporilliiir to lnr Ulvijua). iuea'filtPH ami 'Utallkps aauprtrairona,- mp-rtKolih,.- popplps, Inrkapura, noaturttunta, acatiloauH. zinnlaa. The' one faPtor'vpf. tn grunpp la auppHpd only.hy tho nuaturtluma in (his ' llat and' per haps mlsnanelte should be . udpd to compensatp.' s I ': V. - . With .ttieae eight 'iinnuola'a: gar den brilliant from mlUvfunf until killing froaln ppuld. hn malntalnnd with a Jiilnlmnin of 'core; HHj'cMvf requlrpment' being to- kpep' down thP ' wofdH'c. They' couW ir.'M rnngpil. In' heda 'or plnntW lit r9(vs like vegetn.ble pr plsnV In an .an nual l)ordr Willi as -grPat eertaln ty of aatlafBrtoiy reaulta' poul.i be attained, .tlth - any riOwprlnit plnnta. ',p't-- , ' ;. . ,4 -' TO thla llat nilght ' be .iaddpd-. lt few dwarf growing . ; plttnta-v.fflr edging, auch, aH ugeratuni,. swppv alyasinn, lohellW und 1 the , .nilnla,-! ture nmrlKoid,:' " bsgetea 'j,lgniltu puinlla, a little gem for bordering .whlplt .la not well enough known. I These eight, annuula wilt supply an nbundanp df the tlnea- of tna- j terlal for putting, .ih'.' poppy bring; j thelp weakness Jn brilliance a well as dolloacy Qt. eqlprlng apd- laviaH profuaton of bloom. 1 If km Hmkpmtf . A a Oilsksna mn, Mr. aalilon. Ultobut th ht LrkovbJ lf iltw Mc KSI dlM aid fal). Vli tatter uni 'Tl won tterf l rwttW Lfk sm KivMBUrwlfvlStivaM bMn tk.nll Uitdaef MdUOM ktb aid ao sod. iMWLykOfwtvcf tlMdud Kotltsnd ItU dolnjr hr lott of food." pnwni ara ariTaD or Ma mattar what yon ltd aak Cor a aattta of pounatf kon aitnpla narvaUaaaa taa hole rfuuiiui .BriS; - - Trial ITknra- I Bottl I OeuUlt' SelUng Out! Closing Out! WATCH FOR February Special A Genuine Edison (made in Hotpoint factory) Waffle Iron during February only will be sold for .$8.95. Regular price $10.50. , FREE! And with each waffle iron sold there will be given FREE a tray to match the iron which sells regularly for $1.35 and a 35-cent can of Towle's Log Cabin Maple Syrup. They Won't Last Long! EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. "Electric Baked Waffles Are Good" National Origin Scheme Repealed' '; '5 l$v House Hoard - - . V WAHHINOTON. Feb. 8 (AP)-, U' iea I of the national origin pro- vision of the immigration laws wut upproved today by tho house Im mlgrulton committee. . t The connnll ten ordered reporleit a aenute resotullon to defer for ono year the placing In effect of the provision,-- together with an amendment proposing lis outright repeal. Tho amendment would leave' regulation of Immigration upon tho existing q'uota basis. . y. ;- llntler tho provlAlon ' which tho ' comtpittcc proposes to repeal, ' tlHt ipiotus of admissible aliens wouhl be based on a prcentage or ;tho total number of tminlgranta of tho respective nationalities who enters ed the ITnlted Stutea between rind 19l!0. 1 The existing' quota, ar rangement fixes these percentages, upon tho number of each nation ality resident in the United Htatos In ISitO. , ;t ' Cltlxens In Qlouater townahtp, Quttbec, . who do not pay their taxea are not permitted to vpte. v. Nursing Mother Should Guard Against Vitamin-Starvation SCOTTS EMULSION Abounds In Cod liver Oil Vitamin Scott ft lomic. BloomBeld. N.J, IM2 New Strength for Tired Women Do yon feel tired out.run down and exhausUd long before the day' a work ia UniahedT Theussnda of tJHnv ata women hBvtbn pwd stronr. ' ' wcilwtct happy with Lyko. 'I hvt'' uMtAf lil wii'nMnil ful lufCMi U th combination of mediotnal imtriiint U oontaint On Btda difMtion; another U Uxatlvetliat keithtowUopn Aothar aot os tha kidhaya, and a fourth ! tha Uvat. With thM vital araTana workln In proper hnrtnimy. tha haallb-daatfgyiBa carriaa out or tna yatain. hav trittd before, o to your drurtiat tadaj t- Lvko. tlia irraat ircucpa.1 tnnla. riul out tot . and aaay it ia to keep wall with theaidaf taW m ) .mm mm m . I LVKO MEDICINE CO., laatM City, . Ttllal ' I nthmmn Hand trial buttla of Lyka, I anuttaaa Uai M) nay boaUua raid unckiiiB. r - 1 OUR .a I 11
