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Beavers Eye Comeback Against Oregon Ducks Sa 4 it OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Nov. 2$-(Speelal)-Caa the Bea vers come back front their 34-7 trouncing at the hands of South- : era California at Lot I Angeles last Saturday? That's the big question : la Corvallls this week as Oregon State's football team prepares for its final game tf the season against 1 Oregon at Eurene Saturday. . i - Althouah Coach ln Stiner's young Orangemen defeated the Webfoots, 19-6, In thf first meet ing of the two clubs at Corvallls In October, the Beaters will bo far from over-confident Satur day. While the Orange , were making tht long trip to Lot An geles for a braising game, Ore gon had an open weekend to rest ap for the finale. I - Furthermore, the Webfoots showed great Improvement! In their last outing when they staged a' great second half come back to score 20 points and; Up California, 29-13. The j Beavers rate Jack Lelcht as one of j the best backs they have played against j all season and placed bfwt Jen their all-opponent first team. They also have plenty tf respect for Walt Donovan and Bobby ReynoldsJ tther Duck backs, ,v j ; Oregon State had Its worst day of the season against the Tro jans. The Beaver: backs fumbled fear timer and bid seven passes Intercepted. Several of the pasa interceptions started SC on touchdown drives and two of them halted Orange marches deep In Trojan territory. At that the Beavers completed tight tosses good for l Faros Pi-tain their reputation as tna of tht best paaslag teams la the conference. ' '. r ' ; ; t' V.v Six Oregon SUters art favor ing Injuries this week suffered in the Trojan contest and prob ably won't bo In top shape -lor the Eugenei Invasion. They art Norm Martinson, left gnard; Leu Kineanon, alternate left srnard Leland Phelps, right guard; John Karmanos, quarterback; Chuck Nordstrom, alternate left tackle and Vie partmann, right half. ' 1 turday GRID GOLIATHS: Thta k the ltarting Army eleven, top team la the nation, which plays Nary la the annual claaale Saturday. The Cadets are classed as one of the freateet football team la hktory. TW Use, left to right: H. C. FoMberg. Dallas, Tex.; A. If. Neaaets, Priaee George, Ya.; A. L. Gerometta, Gary, Ind.; J. W. boa, I V ' llVil kY-TTkf rx Bye bye hoop tourney dept: What would you think if (1) the ioe arena (Shipstad and Johnson, producers of the "Ice Follies") had such cents as Slats Gill, Howard Hobson and Tom Pigott giving soane arena the look-see, if (2) same aspiring operators were taking rapid strides toward the molding j of their arena, into a miniature Madison Square Garden and if (3) the same gents had their aspiring hearts set on attracting every major indoor athletic event in Oregon Vmi'H m, Rial uii-9iiu wmiM.i a wm think we were whacky lor con cocting such, a potion? Think again brother. It's pure fact and it can be proven that Messrs. Shipetad and Johnson are working on a re modeling Job, a big one, for their ico arena. They are also working oa attracting every major indoor athletic event to their proposed "Garden." And included on the list of attractions wanted most is Salem's own but unprotected baby, the state . high, school basketball tournament. The Oregon High Schools Activities Association is' aware of this. Mr. Pigott and his OHSTAA cohorts, plus basketball coaehes Gill and Hobson, have ogled the possibilities of playing basketball, king-sked, in the Rose City arena. Their reactions are said to have been "suitable" after checking rafters, seating space, etc. Coast conference games are also Involved In the face-lifting plans. The aspiring Pqrtlanders are also said to have presented estimates as to how much it will cost to build a collapsible floor and hoop goals for the Joint. They pledge that 6000 can be comfortably perched for any basketball game therein. eaough for the prep hoop classic, the amount, that man be shoe-horned in the same classic's current stomping grounds, Willamette's gym. No business tycoon need be approached for an answer to that ' ne. ; " ' 1 k-. - i Willamette Needs Angel To date, we've heard nothing other than an architect Is due to look! over the state fairgrounds horse show pavilion, object giving with) an estimate on how much it will cost to produce the. tourna merit there. The guy was due two weeks ago, but hasn't been here yet to our knowledge. Sponsoring Willamette would sanction the moving of the tourney from her incapacitated gym, its birthplace, but Willamette needs an angelic person, or persons, from the out side to underwrite the shift. And that person hasn't mueh time to unveil himself. The OHSAA' board of control, the gents who make the prep ma chinery go, convene this weekend In Portland in conjunction with the Grant-Hood , River state foot ball championship game. No doubt same gents will haul out the be- whiskered, "-r-and whatll wt do the state tournament this tV There has been little choice as to, what to do with it In the past "put 'er back in Willamette's gym" has been the answer but this time look out. Another stomp; ing grounds, one with twice as much seating capacity, has been found. The control misters need only to remember how many hun dreds were turned away from an overloaded WU gym last March to bo pressed into making a move. And what with the cards stacked aa they art right bow, It won't take much pressing. And tlmd Beet Hurry True, the basketball minded prep coaches and educators in the state want the tournament to remain- in Salem. But Salem Isn't helping herself much. Don't blame Let Sparks Jc Co., for it after all, they can't build a new gym Just to hold" the hoop. show. But Ihef can stand a little help say $10,000 worth from the outside. If that help Is .forthcoming, and If the sponsoring WU's can lay it on the list before the OHSAA board with proof that our fair grounds and city In itself can step la stride with the Portland ,? 'Gar den" deaL then tht tourney can in all probability be saved. But kacte Is necessary. We've said It before and" now asain if once tht tourney la tak en from Salem, It's good-bye for keeps. - ... Yal-aralso. Chile, la tit largest seaport oa the Fae&t toast tf tht Amoriean eontiaenta souh t Leo Angeles. f; . ) , . .. ' aapiring operators of Portland's ' Mnnrw'nr.r .' . LES SPARKS Now flOOO customers is still not but it's twice as many as 3000. Foxes Call Off Woodburn Tilt WOODBURN, Nov. 28 Sil verton has called off the sched uled football game here Thurs day with Woodburn, bringing to a close the grid campaigns of both schools this season. The Silver Foxes, who rose to tie the Bulldogs 13-13 in their first meeting at Silverton on Armis tice day, thns becoming the first Duration league team ' in three years to tie the Wood barns, asked to drop the game because of numerous injuries and the lateness of the season. The game would not haye been a league contest. Sweepstakes Due For Links Gang Rain or shine, nine hole Sweepstakes tournament is on tap for Men's clubbers as their Thurs day links meet at the Salem course today. Play may be carded on either outgoing or incoming nines and the usual prizes go to the winners. It has been announced that the annual Christinas stag will be held at thei clubhouse Thursday night, Decosabor t, same to bo complete from dinner to entertainment A Capitalist? LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28 -(X) Enrique Bolanos, the up and com ing 21 year eld ex-Mexico City bellhop, banked $4013.30 today as his share of a decisive 10-round victory last night over Harry Jeffra. Jeffra, the Baltimore vet eran, received $3344.41. The fight grossed $17,125.85. Mississippi Siaterl Net foriUabama STATE COLLEGE, Mist, Ntv. It -( The lassfcisippl SUte Maroons, a good football .team side tracked all tht way from glory to oblivion by a ctaplt tf fumbles, eta take plenty of glit ter off tht Rose Bowl Saturday. S To do It, they must boat! mighty Alabama, .tht gaest team m the Faaedwu Now Year's day elasote. That's a huge order for aay crab, "and' a Madera, CL; CapUU John jr. Green, Shelbyr-le, Kx.j Dewltt Coulter. Fort Worth, Tex: li 1. Fitaer, Connellrrille, Pa.; Backs E. A. Chabot, LswelL Masai; T. ATucker, Mhunl, Ha.; F. A. Blaa hard, Biahoparllle, I. C; O. Tf. Davie, Clare moat, CaL Kahut Scheds WOODBURN, Not. tl JolUn i Joo Kahut, the Woodbmra farm i boy now la the nary who flihto f Ltghtheavy Champ Gas Leone..! llmlaaries. Kahat tad Johnson viteh In Portland on January 11, will then show m their exhibi wUI open his training grind hero tton. Popular prices will prevail Saturday night witho-aa exhlbl- tton scran with Heavyweight Dave Johnson. The bout, spon sored by Woodburn's Future Farmers of America, will be held as the ton event of a smoker ta the hia-h school nmnasiam 1 limss Smackb Middle Guard ANNAPOLIS, Ma Nor. IS (AVJha Carrinxton, star gmard, had a temperatmrf of 1M today ajkd mtosoii Navy's final prae Meo .-.for I Saturday W game with Army at PhUadelphla, Cntdr. Oscar K Hacberr, Navy's head each, told newsmen tonight that Carringtoa 1 said before practice time that he "felt lonsr to Haaberg told him to ge io bedT I " I Pacific IPs i -I : . d ToGetMffleri FOREST GROVE, Nov. 28-P- rne raciuc universiiy caagers will be fcoached y Pete Miller when they resume football fplay next fall President Walter Giers bach'saiii today. Miller, assistant football jpoach on, leave of ab sence, lapvised Giersbach hes ex pects tol doff his I naval lieuten ants uniform by September.! To day's announcement spiked! ru mors Pacific might not field an eleven next season. j f Millerl formerly! assisted Head Grid Coach Roger FOlgate and was heaH basketball mentor J'The Pacific hoopstrs jare being coached this year: by Oswald D. Gates, physical education instruc tor and ;city recreation director. r k . i Su Tiirpini I TaMen by Sacs j SEATTLE, NoC" 2H)iVicel President Torchy KTorrance of the Seattle Rainiers baseball team said tonight the Sacramentd Sol- ons of the Pacific coast league ap parently had claimed; 41-year-old pitcher Hal Turpih for the waiver price, of $2500. He said waivers had been asked faomt timt ago on tht Seattle veteran and the deadline passed at 4 p. m. itoday without! word from Sacramento. All other coast league teams waiv ed. m - 1-1 "Turpin is still good," said. Tor rence, "imt wt haVe to make: room for younger men,; retijrning t from tht armed services." I , Salem Gals Win The girls' , volleyball team of Salem f Bible academy downed Falls City's galsj 38-28, at Fall City Tuesday night Salem (play ers were Helen Mae Caswell, Jo Em CNealL- Lois Esau, Elnora Warkentin, Betty Buhler, f Joan Xuhn. I Evelyn iWarkentin and Marilyn Fern. f -V ,. ' j In climate, 100 feet of altitude la equivalent to "going; north, one degree of latitude. I it glanct at the respective records would Indicate that the Maroons art j foolhardy to entertain the 'merel dream of toppling the crushing Crlmsba Tide. V Boi a look pehlnd tht bare" scores; reveals I the r. Interesting fact that the Maroons could have jbeen high up among the ' natlo'a njtbeaten teamt If they. -could; have avoided only two of tht i inmuneratle - brtakf i that t i '. yrsasnsr raiMMwiSwiraw -"t 'awftinwoinit' ept- mum i wi Exhibition Tea: other three-round bouts, featuring boxers from tht local high school, win stnre as pre- for tht smoker. Kahat pat on exhibition hero over s year ago which was highly successful. A capacity crowd will likely watch Satur day alght'g card. It starts at t Benefit Royal Designed,! sponsored and pro duced to funnel jmore funds into the Disabled American Veterans local building drive. Matchmaker Eton Owei and chapter six of the DAV team to offer a six-man rasslin. battle royal at the armory Friday night. Entire proceeds, other than the government! tax, I will go into the chapter's building fund. , The six matadors to do the bi cepptng inf the all-in-together party form hn even three cleanies against a trio of meanies, which Is in Itself I a promise of crowd pleasing acfion. iThe three .pepu larity boys are Walt 'Th' Sneeze' Achiu,! Angelloj Martinelli and Gust Johnson, every one a top- no tcher. The assortment of mat heels land! hoodlums are Jack Lipscomb, Earl Malone and Bull dog Jacksoh, all well known by Marion county mat followers, The benefit party starts t 8:30 p,m. Webfoots Sked Tough GI Team SAN DIEGO, Calif., Nov. 2&-VP) The undefeated Marine Flier, Camp I Mirarnar's basketball team, winner of 27 straight games this year, will tangle with the Univer sity or uregon fcagers xjec. at Eugene, Cfe. porting a point average per game of 54 points and a team height average of six feet four finches per man, the Fliers are Icoached by LL Harry C Weight J former Notre Dame athlete. Thfe team won 02 games out ofj 6ft diiring the 44-45 season. Salem frardwart took three from Frank) Doolittle, Cline's Cof fee Shop was winner over Y-S, Salem, Valley Packing took a pair from 'Leonard's Supper dub tnd Capital Bedding grabbed two from Ramage'e 7 -Up as the Major; leaguers bowled off their weekly session at Perfection al leys last night Only one '600' se ries hit tht books, that a spar kling 922 by John Friesen of Val ley Packing., He had high game also, 224i V-t SALEM HARDWARE CO. (3) Krejcl ' J 181 SOS 164548 West J li j 175 163 SOS 540 Hoar I' 147 157 167471 Bsyburm'. I , ly , 1M 148 138-466 Hainaa 1 179 210 175567 Totals 13 842 910 2770 FRANK IXXHJTTTJE (0) Thrush i,16fl 190 180-548 Foreman Jl . 137 180 161-8 have gone against them this season. State has been beaten twice, each time by? one point 14 to IS by Tulane and 7 to by Unlyersity tf MIsslssippL Against Tulane, ja State back f ambled with second down and three to go for a! touchdown, and a Tu la man recovered. Tht Maroons dropped iht ball six times while playing Ole Miss, and lost It three times. On Tap Friday (U Physically Fit Leicht & ib; U : Set for Rived EUGENE, Nov. 2$ -(Special) Tht second University; of Oregon- Oregon State eollege gridiron bat tie of the season will likely find tht Webfoots at full strenth Sat urday. Tht Oregon team, defeat ed 19-6 by Oregon State in the first game at Corvallls, has had two week rest since turning back California, 20-13. Coach Tex Oliver announced today that Bobby Reynolds, Ore gon letterman who gained more yardage than tht entire Wash ington team in the season's first game, would be In top physical condition Saturday. Reynolds has been hampered by Injuries most of the season. Running mate Jake Leicht, Ail-American candidate, is also pronounced fit as a fiddle for the 'closing game of the northern division season. 1 A crowd of sellout proportion, around 20,000, Is expected for the finale. Incessant rains will prob ably leave the playing field in poor condition, however. Ironmen Clip 'Frisco, 43 SEATTLE, Nov. itHSVSan Francisco's eager' youngsters kept pace tightly with Seattle's veteran Ironmen of the Pacific Coast hockey learue tonight but succumbed, 4 to 3j on a goal flipped home by Spare Wing man Jenkins late In the final period. 'i 24 Hoop Men Tackle Exam A bumper crop of 24 whistle- tooters waded into the ultra-tough Orezon Hih Schools Activities association basketbaljt examination at the high school lst night. The brain-buster, under fthe direction of Viking Coach Harold Hauk, was not completed becaose it Is so lengthy. Another session will be called next week. Most of the tooters were from Salem, but a few came In from outlying districts. j i ; I Grid Broadcast: V Tide ; Water Associated will carry a play-by-play broadcast of the! Oregon Oregon State football e lassie at Eugene Sat urday over all Oregon and Washington MutuaJ stations starting at 1:45 pjn. Hal Byer will do; tht sportcasting. Perry . 146 1$9 ISO 14S its 193 141437 193310 179M2 Bone , Cline, Jr. Totals . ST0 S22, 907 2699 V-S. SALEM (1) HartweU 190 192 159 154 159 147 152 167; 159 169 19S677 222535 150456 177496 214 S7S Barr - , , Welch . Riches Page Total 1 881 1010 2792 cunts corrix SHOP (J) Cline. Sr. ISO SOI 126 17 Evans 160 , 136 167 463 Kirchner 157 186; 181627 Gambit - 188 181 177548 Murdoch . M 177 194-583 Total. 940. 2771 LEONARD S SUPPER CLUB (1) Kav : 194 209 164567 OUnger ' 162 151. 222535 191 187 . 174552 Garbarino 201 j 150 216568 Youna 193 191 196520 Totals 828 944; 1018 2890 VALLEY FACKJUNO ? to. tl) . Rcndemm : 14 208 124 486 Fri-s-n 199 : 199 224-S22 Zahare M9 i 170 124-483 Kin . - 111 180- 154515 Masler 150 172 147469 Totals 940 996; 840 2776 RA MAGE'S 7-UP (li Walters 13 Mirich . W9 DfOuira 18 139 191 493 192 - 150520 140 129427 Valdes 173 144 159476 Coo , 173 148 192513 Totals , 869 : SIS 883 2588 -A-TT At. KIDDING' CO. f 21 Poulln - 177 173 5- r.ut K2 163 152487 Hart 148 124 183-453 Larson w --. 2 141 171474 Karr 165 153 188 497 : Totals ffi sii r wis 1 V; --b MnwMiisasiMMiMia CONN SHOPPING: Billy Conn, who meets Joe Louis fori the heavyweight boxing title next June, takes advantage of a j trip to New York to Christmas Shop for his two sons. Cards, Maples In City Wins Willamette university's Cardi nals and Maple's Sporting Goods caged out easy wins last night as the National league division of the City basketball circuit opened at Willamette U. The Cards, Com pletely' blanking Lefty's, Art j and Curio Shop the first half with 26 0 lead, went on to win, 42-16. Maple's, Itself a 19-1 leader at halftime, downed the Knights of Columbus, 47-14. Guard; Barker, with 18 points, led the Cards in their game. Bre- ner had! 10 for the losers. Otto Skopil's 13 paced the Sportsters, who boasted seven s former j Wil lamette varsity players in their lineup. Frank Albrich hit seven markers lor the KCs. ! Cards (42) (15) Curios Lowe l9t F 0 Hibert Reeves (4) F (10) Brener Weddle (5) ..C (4) Sanders Flecher (4) Ci 10) lieroerger Barker (18) . G - (1) Gregg Cards robs Roberts 2. Knights (14) (47) Maples Waser (0) (9 Ouesseth Yaunt (01 ... 03 Skopil Alley (0) .. (8) Williams Thomas (5) 7) Kolb Albrich (7) G .- (0) Uehtner Malpes subs Ugdahl 4. uoueias z. Catherwood 4. Officials Don Hendrie and Gil Lles- er, Bremerton Teaiii Now Incorporated OLYMPIA, Nov. 28 -JP)4 The Bremerton baseball club, the navy yard city's new entry in the Western International league, filed ir corporation papers today. Listed as incorporators wereWil lis W. Shepherd, Frank Plouf, Leo Haskell and P. E. Devaney, all of Bremerton. Bremerton; wfll be In the WIL league for the first time when play starts next season, j Portland Bout Set PORTLAND, Nov. 28 -(JF) A 10-round heavyweight event: here Dec. Ill will feature Roy Miller, Kansas City, vs. Roman Starr, Ok lahomaj ;The bout will top a card featuring Joe Louis, who will box g pair of two-round exhibitions. Warriors Lose Bishop TACOMA, Nov. 28 Scoring ace Gail Bishop and all but two members of Hast year's Fort Lewis varsity basketball squad will be missing j when the Warriors ! meet the University of Washington at Seattle Friday night Eagles Hire Goalie PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 28-P) Doug Webb, Calgary, Alta.i will take over; as goalie for the jPort land Eagles ice hockey club jwhile Jerry Fody is recuperating I from an appendicitis operation. Coach Jimmy -Ward said tonight USE Cold Preparations Liquid, Tablttt, SolTtl Note Drops Caution. Use Only en Directed S. I 1 'Fly7 ESaps - i4s .Big ;(Bam Big-Six 'AIT Team Named i - ; I - Missouri, Sooner Nab Most Positions KANSAS CITY, Nov. 28-;P)-Flashy, pint-sized backs and big, mobile linemen dominate the As sociated Press" all-Big Six confer ence football team for 1945. The University of Missouri's cham pion j Tigers and the Oklahoma Sooners, outgoing titlists and jnin-ners-up this season, each landed four men on the first team. Iowa State's Cyclones, third- place: winners, gained two berths; while' the fifth place Jay hawkers got one. Assisting in the selection of the stars were coaches of the conference and sports writers who saw the teams in action. Only two of the 1944 all-stars Tackle James Kekeris of Missouri and Jack Fathauer, Iowa State guard. repeated this year. Bill Dellastatious, Missouri's honor back 1 of 1944, was around again. But he was injured most of the season. LA Coliseum To Get Scrap .1 i NEW YORK, Nov. 28.tjP)-Box- ing promoter Mike Jacobs said today he planned to stage one of two heavyweight championship bouts next summer in the Los Angeles coliseum. Joe Louis and Billy Conn are signed for a little fight in June at an unnamed site but Jacobs refused to say whether this scrap will be staged in Cali fornia. "I'm going to put one of the two heavyweight scraps in Los Angeles," said the Twentieth Cen tury sporting club president, "but don't know yet whether it will be the first one or the second one." j 1 B Qmrch ! League Opens Hoop March The senior division of the YMCA- sponsored B" Church basketball league opened last night on the Leslie court with Presbyterian top ping American Lutheran 26-7, Che- mawa dropping a 22-17 nod to First Methodist and Congregation al taking a 24-19 decision over Jason. Lee. High scorer of the eve ning was Jewell of First Methodist with 15 points. Bears Statistical Wizards. But Rest Near Pro Basement .?.- ! i. I .1 CHICAGO, Nov. 28 -(JT) There's a paradox In the Na tional Football : league this sea son that perhaps even "Shorty" Ray, the pros'; stopwatch and slide rule expert can't explain. It concerns the Chicago Bears and the Cleveland Earns. -.Those "big bad Bean of old, who ) looked more like pandas until ; they met; Green Bay for the second time, lead the league In eight departments, official statistics reveal yet they're next! te last in the western dl- mm mm rmm 1 FkSTONE STORES CORNER N. LIBERTY & CENTEB STS Pkae 9144 MMH--. - i ' '" - ' ' 5- ; -f i , 7 ...... .... ... j ; . : . ; J."f Poolei Tucker: . On Sick List J 1 WEST" POINT, N.YV Nov. 28- CVInfluehza f el ltd another ) member of tht Army squad today i as the Cadets began tapering off In their prepare Jon v for the Navy, game at Philadelphia Sat urday Tht latest victim Is George (Barney) Poole, second string end, j who, was conftt ed to his quarters with temperaturt e! 101. jBoth- Poole and Arnold Tucker, regular Army quarter back, ; missed today's practice which included a SO - minute scrimmage, last contact work for the Cadets, f In addition, Elwyn (Rip) Row an, doc jJiancnarag wo. iun- derstudy at fullback, received bruised right shoulder in the clos ing minutes of the workout, but it was not believed serious enough to keep j him out of the gamer Tucker, I however, was recover ing satisfactorily from the light case of flu that sent him to tht hospital yesterday with a tem perature of j 102. His fever had subsided out team physicians said he would 'remain in the hospital. overnight.' He was expected to be released tomorrow. - Poole's xxmdition was not con sidered serious enough for hospi talization.! "I'm sure Barney will be all right for Saturday," said Coach Earl (Red) Blaik, but he pointed to the possibility that the illness might affect the endurance of both Poole and Tucker in the game, f i '' Should Tucker be unable te play, his loss would be a stagger ing blow to the Army team. He i- the "man j under the center" in all of Army's formation plays and does much of the team's passing. ics Stars To Hold Meet PHILADEipiIIA, Nov. 28 T(JT) About 200 of America's greatest athletes, those who participated in Olympic gamcs from 1896 to the, present day, will gather in a "silver jubilee" reunion tomorrow in the first itfair of its kind. A group of Philadelphians who performed ih the 1920 Olympie games in Paris, headed by scul lers JackJKely and Paul Costello and track stir Lawson Robertson, are sponsoring the event "We'rt trying to attract attenfion to Phil adelphia, Cbstello said, "in hopes of having this city the site c the 1952 1 games." Giambers 'Out' SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 23- Cliff (Lefty) Chambers, 23-year-, old left-handed pitcher owned by Los Angeles In the Pacific Coast basebalL J league, was discharged today from the army at Fort, Wright, vision. Cleveland, western dki- sien leader, Is first la only three departments. ' W3I nuw 11 111 II I Afflt let at a i s guest, oat here's where tht Bears are tops for the entu-e leasee: j Most first downs. 152t most first downs by rushing, "S; most yards passing, I723g most rushes, XS5; fewest tppt- '"r"- 9amm eompieted, t7 fewest yards gained by foes e runback of Intercepted passes. 107; fewest yards gained by op ponent oni Uterals, t; moat first -was py penalty, 17, Olyhip Get Tipcctonc FACTORY -METHOD 60-16 H .U ll No Ciincatt Hd4 l : f . . i e,i. - mi in ri . ii