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Newspaper Page Textr -The Stat man, Salem. Oregon. Wednesday. July . 1947 ' "No Favor Sway $ U, No Fear Shall Awe rrwa tint Btatesman, March St. 1SS1 T1IE STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY CHARLES A. S PRAGUE, Editor and Publisher Mseaber of the Associated Ttmm TW AmHiM PrtM la entitled exelaslTel tt Um BM (W repabU mUm of all Mm leesl news printed la this Mwiper. m weU aa all Ar Mt dispatches. SGHEDB r.RIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty (Continued from page 1) The Statesman Salutes ... The Statesman joins other newspapers in the state in congratulating Amos E. Voorhies who on July 1 concluded 50 years as publisher of the Grants Pass Courier. He is the dean of Oregon publishers, greatly beloved in his home community and by fellow6" publishers. Mr. Voorhies began as a printer and worked for a time in Portland after coming out from Michigan where he learned the trade of compositor. He had experiences in the hard times of the lE0s with jobs that faded when paper folded or econ omies were enforced. It took no little courage for him with a partner to purchase the struggling Courier in 1897, but his faith and his effort and capacity were rewarded in the success he made of the venture. As a publisher Mr. Voorhies has, been progressive and just now, in association with his son, Earl, is launching an expansion program that includes a new building ' and a new press. Though fulness of days has been his portion we with for him continued health and prosperity. We note the sale of The Dalles Chronicle by Ben Litfin, its publUher since 1920. The' sale was prompted by Litfin's ill health. The purchaser and new publisher is Victor Morgan who comes from Clearwater, Florida. Oregon publishers will miss Ben Litfin whose hearty greet ing and good fellowship made him popular. He has been a alannrh rennhliran in nrtlitio and his ttaner has been a Iorce I of Jaaueltnc MclnnU. for contervative government. We hope release from duties of Uuu Deere of divorce restore to newspfcper proprietorship will bring returns in improved health. fy" nn " purchasing power. That is valid so long as most all segments of the population share In the bene fits. 'Further jacking up of wage- price levels offers bigger threat of a oust as more and more peo ple lose out In the competition for jobs or for increases in income. If a - bust of large proportions comes organized labor will be quite as much responsible as any other group. Right now Labor It self would be better off to hold the wage level and work for in creased production and lower prices. Then workers would en joy gains in real wages and not in bundles of currency of shrink ing value. Public Records CIRCUIT COURT Delta fay Hackatt VI Jam K. Hackatt: Divorce decree modified by stipulation to eliminate all clalma for support money, by reason of prop erty settlement. Wi had tw weeks off wlthaut pay r ad E. Weekly vs Vtrfll H. Over- w . iui 41 a.m ... ,. .... .... . dorf and Edith Overdorf: Dismissed 1 " w" " "'" wmics aii any unt wim irua wm upon motion of plaintiff. Alta Hatteberg vs Martin J. Matte berg: Order overruling defendant's motion to make more definite and certain. James O. Campbell vs Jaoueline Me- Inn Is Campbell: Decree of divorce re store to defendant her maiden nam This year the Amos E. Voorhies award for distinguished tody of t editorial service went to Robert W. Sawyer, editor and pub liher of the Bend Bulletin Taylor Disputes Science Certainty Prof. L. R. Taylor, chemistry instructor at Willamette univera- Alta Hatteburf vs Martin 3. Ifatte- I . . bere: Decree of divorce awards cus- T summer session, tola in jun- two minor children to plain- I rkk.. f r-mmar. Tn.. tiff, orders defendant to pay $20 trtr.nthlv atinranri mnrmw safwf rat if laM I -l sa u M 1 is. raw I as mM.sviw Annminrtmtnt wai made at Xhe Droorty sv;ttlement. I . 1 u..AiUK a-v. . I Kasfaasn 1 1st nthar vArlnt nans m as I UWriHlUITI X-llaTsI iff I It 11 LrSBin 1 w V a a n w vvaa.u vuaaw., v. r-rcem u;r conveniion in tiiurinae. w o. Mcwain him ward cum tody of Pr0.0 microscopic and one astronomical. I plaintiff and orders defendant to pay 1- 29 monuiiy support money. r.n. f . i in w ... . . a.. 1 whs jnri nnwn vs fu a., nfl ne nas servea as county .,: Decree of divorce awards cus- Th? award was indeed well placed. 'Bob' Sawyer bet-n a tower of strength in Oregon, and has made many con tributions to the states's progress judge, member of the state highway commission, member of ZlJPtaxoTw the stale capitoi reconsirucuon commission, ana now is pre.- mommy support money. arm svi mi- 1 tjimk imiaiiiatwii buvvivi.. .uu.hvu wooay vs waiter ha devoted much time to the study of Oregon history and done "Jt1'tn conniderable writing and-editing in this field. ,M,'?r?d w?,1'y v wu,im d. scientists 7S for plaintiff s attorney W. " " v,(V, t nt C-,u,uor hat ma1, th. Rulle- Allen J. Zimmerman vs Arthur Kelt. I JuaKemeni ana opinion max a m"rm . .. .. w.v.' ' . . ; : IK- ? othr:. O ming sale philosopher or religious theorist lin s eciioriai column aisiinKuisnea. n ttv wiu tiicicijr "Y"" f""'1-. I must confirms formally wfiat all Oregon editors have long recog- Taylor: Decree of divorce restores erlitnr and ritin is ont- of the !? ..Pta.nt?. "er maiden name of - ' " - 1 Ka'ncrins Meltnof. leaders m Oregon. and the mechanical laws that work in our world do not neces sarily work in the other two." Prof. Taylor explained that the "aura of certainty" which sur rounds science is oft times false; that in devising scientific "fact, must often call upon same element or personal and opinion r or religious must use. Mrs. Burright Dies Folio win n Long Illness Mrs. Derrall Burrifht, 24. late resident of 28S0 SiKerton rd . died at a local hospital Tuesday after a Ions; illnens. She was born Aug. 28. 1022. at Sioux Fall. S D.. and had been a resident of Salem for the patt 18 years County Circuit Court Calls Added Jurors Opening of the July teim of circuit court here Tuesday brought demand for augmented jury panel and offered considerable progress on the term's first Jury trial. Two more Jury trials are scheduled to follow Immediately upon settlement of the first, un der a new scheduling system, ac cording to Judges George R. Dun can and E. M. Page. Calling of the new panel was necessitated by the number of jurors excused, many due to vaca tions. Fourteen name were drawn and were being rapidly notified by me srterufs office. Judge Page was hearing th first jury trial. Jones vs. Pugh, an actum for recovery of money in th sale of nuts, accompanied by a counter claim. It was recessed Tuesday afternoon until 1.30 t. m. today. Upon its completion, the rase of Svhiel vs. Schiel will be started, a replevin action for re covery of personal property. New iurort ralWd for Jul wrriM er Emma B Ahalt. SaWtn MeishU. ' hmisrwif: Rolf T Vtiinn. Mt Sil venon. merchant: Freda Boll. Hx vill. louwilr. Mildrvd E Burnt. Sa lem 73. houaaf. Rubra VJtrdia. ! Wnodburn. mtrnant. Gat I i rinWr. Sakrm J. aortal ankn. Cart A. I 1. ran am. a am Mrl(rits, inarhana; Iali Idd. Rordale. elavtrtrtaa; FianoH E Luffn.an Scollsrd. hauae- Trances SJ. Mot (an ImI Star. Urn. hauarail: borrta A Rmiailt. Salmt n. clerk. Jotui Sand. Salavn SS. retired. Ini lrwarnp Aumavtll' houafwila. and PiyllU Ward. BraXia Milts, hotaaaarif Srlrrlrd for Uva J or. vs Pufh vmu war fdilh C HoWt-n. t.vdta M Watt- son. rvriyn Travta. William C Drak. lay. V.0W1 J. kbm. c- J Martafwld Ma Xnydar. David Turnd Vlht K Wralharford Havl I tiniloai rW rtir Artdi and J S Shrrman County Tons To Get Funds Appoitionment of th rountv general road fund levy to Marion Saalfclds UohIa At Family Parly In Ml Angel Home ler and eiMrei; Mr. s4 Mrs. Fdaard RulleT, Ronald, KteU and Janice Marie; Tary IWee. Mrs. Lasnlle PmasaT and Mr. as Mrs. Al fUaUeld. ML Aret; and Mr. and Mrs. Trarias of Ltm Aa geles. Dinner was aerted at a latuj UbSe cm the &leld ! at rMari futio-wed try an Tmoam mi uiUr g MT. ANGIXMr. and Mrs, Al Saalfeld (Mary Blgler) entertain. ed Sunday iter noon at a family reunion In Jvmor of Mr. and Mrs. 1 - I- TravUs (Anne BixW) o( Los Anrele who U visiting here.! Four generations were d resent. Mrs. Lena Bigler of ML AngeL ! great grandmother, Keaded the list, six of her eight children. numerous gTandchrfdnm. and flvelUoyd WhjUord arrompand Ulutl Mt tfr.i.k . 1 Bigler. Mr. and Mrs. Jorph BKa-jM,U Chnslian rhutrh U ler and Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Cor- j Camp Harmony at Nelacoct. They Mill Otr Vounp Folk At Nrlcotl Mrrting MILL CTTY-The Rer. and Mrs don Bickler; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bigler. Gary and Daryle, and Mr. and Mrs. Venard Bean and Gary of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. John Big- will return nest Saturday. sTayne Lyon took thera In his truck. The time will be aprnt la rriixoua Ua truslKan and rvcreaUoav ATTENTION SALEM AUTO OWNERS! Our special free 110 lube to continue through month t4 July. Telephone or com In and are why hundreds of owners are now baying their cars serviced at the TEAGUE IIOTOn CO. aUker-rraser l X. LtWrty WHY WAIT? Ge4 fiaorl Bsr rool cm now beJore lo3 JohjsJ4anrLe ahinglM crppIWd bf srspssH Sanaa smoeQUy poyiati tl rELT ESTIMATES IIATfflS DROS. BOOFEIG CO. Ill 8. Coctuaarriai 8c 41U Besides the husband. Derrall. of ! county towtu was ordered Tues Edward Patzer vs Peter Nahriia and j Kon Nebrlja: Order overruling de fendants' demurrers. Claude J. !onnallr and Wirn Wrh. star vs M. O. Humphreys and Lurllla W. Humohrevs: Order overruHna da. fendants deumrrcrs. Harry W. Smith vs Wilms L. Smith: Silvcrton CC Disapproves Salem, she is survived by thre children. Sharon I jr, Karolyn Adelia and Derrall Alvin.M. all of Salem; the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook. Salem; sisters. Alice Cook and Mrs. Harel Rhnd abark. Slem. and Mrs. Stella Webb. Portland Funeral service will b held Thursday. July 10. at 1:30 p. m. at the American Lutheran church under th direction of th W. T. Kigdon chapel The Rev. M. A. tieUrndaner will of fi iat. I'aOini; tlir Piper The lupreme court has upheld the Lea law designed to w : t - uA 4V& I Decree of divorce awards custodv af roiiaii. wie pnuiw. ui v,ir I minor child -to defendant and orders musicians union, ana the 1 ari-nartiey law contains lunner piaimm u pay sza monthly support checks on his operations. But Petrillo is both ingenious and Alma O. Hamilton vs Charlaa r bold. Undaunted by legal ropings he gives the radio and record button of partte.. h1 upon Irving school building. Jack S pen world a chill with his testimony before a house labor committee, o. R. Hamuton vs' Chart c. H. cer, C. of C. president, told the Hi. n,rr.n t;a, nr 4K.,k i. tn. ontracfa with J ,u"f pon "pu- city council Monday rugni. m - ss a si av vi iiivuain mm nv w '- " 1 ai vsvis ui Darun. 1 radio network, or with firm, making recording, of music Hi. Cr o-rj- SILVERTON. July 8 Th Sil verton chamber of commerce is opposed to the city's disposal of the newly acquired Washington union mav even enter the business itself of makina and selling settlement of property riiht. records. This testimony may have been annoying to congress- DetSurrwbJ1 iSmm?11 TauU,t: men who have been after Petrillo'. scalp for year, but it must PROBATE COURT have started shivers up the back, of the concern, now doing Robert a Bievins suu: order lor r SBSllsBl sTkf SaMal aMsteai business with Petrillo'. Union. Guardianship estates of Alexander Of 04 radio .t.tion in the country, 603 hire no muaician., LrWiZnt run network program, or use platter music. Let each station der uthowng guardian to expend J brought J. L. Fr mand on its own feet, says Petrillo. and hire its own musicians, and e.nS in ted"nFcioi.UU afer.of ?? To the 603 which have thrived on low expens. for programs, &STCSSS 1 haTAacVed 77 that must sxund like a sentence to financial ruin. c$i'nt JetJ' ,:3 "- August 4. mm .n(i would not do so until itlon "in good faith with the idea It would be retained as a com munity center." Mayor George Christenson said that while both the planning com mission and the city council had looked over the building, and had Franzen, city man- to give his opinion of the building's uses, neither T..U- v M1-1 . .r.:'. ".. 1 saiu. ana wuuia nui uu m uiiw While people stand aghast at Petrillo's bald threat, (he ltributtng stock, discharging executru I costs of changes to make It suit- admits his mind mav chance when contracts expire) he does I ,r,.fioVn'.""l: able for the pUn suggested by v. . .u:u .u... ..-a a m.L.mi.: lr' .UJn " a rrnixn had been estimated 4wm vr wikif.11 vi icy uuku iu utivai bclisu. iiicvuauiM svn 1 " ...T ..w-mi. wtmjt w i 1 a m I Franvnn 4Kam vn rs ra avrttsinavl of music has forced great change, in the entertatnment world, authorizing administrator to seu real suggested the first floor be used aa mm - as m m m w a I nsaaSaWSJsVaa I SW v-ii for city purposes, the second floor hired orcanists to Dlav them. Came the talking movies and rd"- for civic organizations and the w - - I K SB Bus aalal.t V: - . I a m .a rarnrHryt mutir is ..savl Th. 1H nro.m ra .iUnf Tn radio th Jii. rtil-ll 7. Vl' I Dasement lor youtn recreation. network carries all over the land music from a .ingle orchestra 2? ' aw.ndrtta performing in New York or elsewhere. Or stations may use l( -JSSt ma'j'PA! h sieved the cost of repairing records, as many of them do. furnishing good music at low Ronald Jones and' Montieusaeii?: the building for city hall purposes cost to the station. ifS. HflK i81 .. . . would be prohibiUve under the tv j a - u:u 14 : ai u:i I it. iim.Z ""-.'"1-" present financial status of th city 1 " '"K"' iojr,i-, Vl itvwuu.p u iVi ;-75.. ".-"r:"' "'" H. .i.ffmlart that if n.h tnA. compenaation .for radio performance is quite different from ' were available for this, the city retriuos demand for standby musicians whose services are not I APPLICATIONS .1 anea witn improvement of reouired. It mav be Questioned whether there is much unem- I Gilbert wendeii Knfrw a k.kT b water system, extending sew- ployment among professional musician. ut there is no doubt dticK" VnilTES that the rewards are ill-distributed. Just how musician, may bJ 'ouw' have talked for some time.- ahare in the big earnings resulting from mechanization of sound both of Klamath rails. ' Mayor Christenson pointed out reproduction is hard to answer; but they do have a case. Per- ""Mfort0' SX0" that ,und lreadv wr being set haps Petiillo. sharp threat i. timely in acquainting the pub- Haugen. m. clerk. Siiverton. "P Ior ome 01 ines o1""" - 1i ;tK V nUt.m i.i V Sr?rl' sainan. i aucii nim hit piuuiciu. inn, aim meia at. Aden, clerk -typist. A similar nmhletn aricni In (Via mnvia itiHiictrv uihara I tni.. reprints of the filming of one production may be distributed isteiie Elliott,' 7. housewu. Rickey Club President .v u x a a .1 Aberdeen. S. D. I ? wvrr iie worm, ana 11tn.fi sales 10 ineiire patrons run in 10 me Edward Georg Wrixht. 1. farmer rnforfn'na r r., tens of mUlions of dollars for the popular attractions. The Fig. " Jn ic'ntertain Jor Uoartl movie industry , pays its stars handsomely and other wage scales in the industry are high. But the profits are huge on the "hit" shows. Meantime, the legitimate threatre has virtually passed out except in a few large cities. Mechanical invention has upstt the whole entertainment business. Kiwanis Hears Prof. Strong Lawyers and engineers have considerable in common since the work of both constitutes "the transplanting of principles Into reality." th Salem Kiwanis dub was told at its Tuesday luncheon by Prpf. Frank R. Strong of Ohio State university, who is a visit ing instructor at th Wi Harnett summer session. 'Professor Strong, son of a one time president of the University of Oregon, cited th part played by attorneys in adjusUng Individ uals and society in general but stressed that the law has its limit ations in social control. Th speaker was Introduced by Dr. Seward P. Reese, Willamette law dean. nsy by the county ctHiit The funds ar uw. officials be cause of the lark of a general road fund levy for the past two years This apportionment consists of delinquent payments for years prior to l46-47. and totals (3. IM 51. including that tetained by the county for admlnUtraliv e pene. Judge Grant Murphy said the towns will still receive road fundi from th state. Warrants to ha tfitlnhuM ' Ann. SI S. Auiai M S4 Dm. aid till. Hubbaid SIS t JfflwMi I10. Mt Anrl t?S M Srr.lla Mitta IJS8 Sllvarlon 7 TJ. Mitn (71 tl. Turner M it. Woodburn SUM War. ranU of SS 01 to Ca-rvau. SI S to St. Paul and MM to Sublimit ar to re- i vert to the count v In repayment of re- rent paving within thoae rtl limita. ( jimp Wliitr lloftpital Petition! at I'rtntrn PORTLAND. July a-OVPetl-tions will go Into circulation this week to attempt to force the state board of control to tak oa er Camp White facilities for a state hos pital. Slate Sen. Lew Wallace said Vie petitions now are at the printer's. EUGS & UPHOLSTERY Osxmod and Moth Proofed In Your Home SALEM DURA CLEAN SERVICE mwm mi Nothlnq Down. Par Monthly Venetian Blindi - ELIIEn -The Blind Han 1543 Plaza SU W. Salem Slats In aluminum, steel. wood Choice of tape colors. Measured and Installed within 30 mUea. Phone 7328 ior free. MtimaWa. Today's Child It Lucky She can wsxif orttrocflve. Drtahiy are sturdy nouch tar playrear. We pcialla ha trlatg Tour child wife lenaa. tSot correct ey siJ&cwltU. Dignified Credit BORING OPTICAL COMPANY III CeH rv W Dr. t t Bertag t 4 . r. taaa BagWe DISTRICT COURT JOUR CORNERS Mrs. L. J. Gus Blair. Mt. Ani ehar.t win. Stewart, newly elected president contributing to the delinquency of a of the Rickey Garden club, will j 7 WlZSl .." -fi'-".1 TOJ entertain officers and committee J -1 mrwm,mi.mmi a a uiuucriT sTssrsn SxT i W a . ii -m mm ' ' . . -aru uioisi sv rsoewi . . ick Mickeii. Jeffennn oh.r.t I cnairmen Wednesday at 8 p. m. with petty larceny, pleaded Innocent, at her home on East State street overheiaht load. Si fin suspmded on Pr'Mnt will be Mrs. Hardie "1"?' of cosu. Phillip, Mrs. N. E. Anderson. Mrs. inrf?nedLBio Harold Snook. Mrs. Irene Cart- All Emergency U Being Met From all present indications, Oregon i. absorbing and ing. fined ssjo and costs. caring for a record or near-record croo of tourist, without the MUNICIPAL COURT pain predicted for jam-packed highway, of 1947, and one of the S'sruie? t?5o Mr. Honker BaTes, Mr, r7o7d major reason. Kerns to lie in the fact that Oregonians them- , . , Green. selves are not doing as much travelling as anticipated wright, Mrs. Harvey Meyer. Mrs. E. fc. walker, Mrs. C. F. Warren. Not that facilities in all part, of the state are yet ade quate, but business enterprise ha. succeeded in making avail able the most accommodation, where the most tourist, head for, such as Silver Creek falls, the Oregon coast and the high lake country. Surprisingly, in the prime vacation month of July, there are "vacancy" sign, on a good many houses and motels along ' the COart. even WI1 intn the if(rnnnn anrl oa rl r avaninffi 7 " "J w . and complaints are few that travellers can find no place to tlirtllg stop. The complaint has arisen, however, hat coast-road rents are discouraging travel at times, and certain it U that few Dovl K. Lockard 23SS ftav lation of basic rale, fined .10. Douglas M. Long. Corvallis. viola tion of basic rule, posted SIS bail. Joel H, Coe. m Edxewater tU faO- UT?- ? .ftop Bt lnrfecUon. postad S2.S0 bail. Farnsworth Demmon. 53. Statesman St.. drivinc while under the tnflune of intoxicating liquor, fined .10; So da r jail sentence susnendeds Hazel Rlctenhouse. 1040 Cr jaywauung. fined $130. Cross st prices have shown any sign of dropping. Perfect Repair Excel lent Service" Neaman To Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mlim A Maaiman SIC I 90IL Checks on all such major highways a. the Columbia river, a daughter. Tuesdav. Jul a at Central Oregon, Oregon Coast and 99 show a great number Salem General hospital. of out-state cars in manv instances rjutnumberin- ham. I Head To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. licensed vehicles and Oregon drivers have been heard to com- 5: "5 Vista ave a daughter. plain that out-state motorist drive so .lowly in viewing this eral hospital state's grandeur that traffic oft-times is badly hampered. The Free To Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. complaint may have a basis of fact, but we can't discourage such Free, route 3, Salem, a' daughter, sight-teeing when all our publicity has been geared to a cam- Tuesday, July 8, at Salem General paign urging visitor, to take their time traversing our state. ""X, ' Molsnn Kit V 1AK M.i.irlt. Rcfardinf'.thU flying disc business a good thing to re- ter, Tuesday. July sat Salem member is the old saying "What goes up must come down." General hospital. If things are flying around as described they must land some N? TMr- and.Mr- Warne time. When they do we'll find out what they are. If they don't, d;urhte7 TuesdJr July 8 at Sa ST6! Guaranteed Watch aad Ctock Rcpairin; Save money and time by letting us do your watch and clock Repairing Yeall Uk oar moderate prices Quick 8errtc! ElbnlnsU the WaUh Repair Headache Serving fsaJent and Vicinity Since 1127 SHE This is OSWALD... H standi guard at our Prescription Department Actstslly.c course, Orarsid Is tb litti dragoai who tsa'c there. V woulda't know what to feed bias. And, any. wsy, tb Fir Marshal would probabty bar soaethiag to say about bis paeseac tb premises. But, lymboli callv. Oswald is right there, to intiaaidate woald-b iatradcri, and to assur our Rrgiiiercd Pnarmscistt sa arsBospber of quiet sereotfy ia wktcb to do their work. If yoa iota m ia bclteviaf that this freedom (roes iocer rttpuoos is sa isac ia insoriag tb accuracy of our professional services, then, w suggest that vou act on that coovicuoa asd briag your Doctor's uesf preacrip ikm sad all others so us for careful coapoaadiag. Sil IniOii'al WILLETS Capital Drug Store Cor. State & Liberty Phone 3118 SPECIAL Reading Lawn Ilower With x Robber Tires x 5-1 6-inch Cutting Bladen z at roo g steel handle NOW 18.95 ii, 1, aaaaUrt I FISH CREELS (w595 ll-Ueh Twist T0V7EL DABS ruu4 - 99 c See Us For Garage Barn Door Track We have the Cob urn Enclosed Track for 30c re Ft. And Rollers To Fit 2.50 Pr. - HOW - Halional Pressure CAiniEES 18.50 Holds S Quart Jars t 19.75 Hold- 7 Quart Jars Cuaaplrf with CMklnc raus nMii kdig sPBniKLEn MODll I Asotktr -ass Rsia Rtag foajH IU sswMosVsia Lab ol a spriakler U kmit. 4. psstsM foe af kiavi of saws,. Lock ufcssl fae ataiieasry sfiu siag on loag asnaa strip ar $195 Wi Can How Supply Yea Will Dell HccEng in Stand ard Welgtli s tb. u u 2.45 2.75 3.09 Nails a4 Cesiesl lavrlodesiU rack rIL 50-Fot Lcrtk RUBBER Garden Hose Slajdar4 aiie, factacy pled, rtljiforrrd with rot ton fabric NOW 5.95 MIMU lEfflBDUlnBE 236 N. Coranerrlti mUm 1