!-(See. IT) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., JuTy 12, '58
026 Million Allotted
PORTLAND I Fund for the
Bonneville Adminlitration, con
tained la the public worki appro
priations bill signed by President
Eisenhower lest week, total M
million dollars, Bonneville Admin
istrator Williem Pearl sold here
Wednesday.
He Mid 1I.70,M0 ti for coo-
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACBOH
J. Lick
4. aubitde
T.aurftcal
Inatrumant
.ThanostrUa
11 Allude
lUFusa
. onward
. .J4. Girl s
-'.nicknama
IJ.APoly-
aaalaapalia
JiPruaataa
seaport
XT. Bowl
' ttndernaA4
. JlRantal
; ' contract
: t Partes
Iris of eye
tXUsd
. measure
tl Drink
slowly
ft District
Attorney
' (abbr.)
J. Jewish
month
' 10. Thus
XNtw Latin
(abbr.) ;
U.Outdo'l
highest BoU
' W America
.. Indie
(lit)
IT.IUvw . .
(TufO.)
St. Woo
41 Dry, M win
44. U. 8.
' Freetdent
48. River 4 Lai.)
T. Sua rod
44. Basque-like
4t.xioaa
(Oha.) :
M. Light U
M.ApstrioUe
. aodetjr
, (abbr.)
M.Distms
alfiuU
DOWN
(Mtuaalaa
t Indie
t. Danger
4. Holds la
affection
LYsewteon
brewing
liquor
.Newly.
ntrrM
T.Introdua.
torypttv
1 foroaiioa .
vr
IHOCLAMATIOI
WHEREAS, the unregulated UM of
certain forest area U, In my Judg
ment, a menace to lilt end property
bciiiH of WMthir condition and
the existence of an excessive amount
ot obns on the fround, and
WliKREAS. upon the showing of
the Slat forester. It appear to ma
to fee ae as near? to close to unreiu
Istee) um the following area desig-
aatl at:
A RCA NO. t-r XA8TCRN LANK
ASSOCIATION Ana No. I
, lowruhip It South, Kant t weet:
All of sec. n, U. IS, M. SS and SS.
Township IS South, !Una I Wait:
All ot tnwnahlp in Lane County
escept Oeca. S, It, IS. It, SL n, U
and M.
. Towmhip II South, Range I Kaat:
All of townshiD la Lana County.
Townshtn IS South. Sanaa I last:
All ot towmhip la Lana County.
TownshiD IS South. FUnae I Eaat:
All of township la Lana County.
. Township IS South, Kanaa I West:
c ia, li, 14, u ana m.
- Vnwuhitt IS South. Ranaa S Waat
Sac. I, 1. 1 to II Incl.. II to SS
Incl, and IS to SI I net .
Township II South. Ranft I Wast;
' . tH. I, a. II to 14 incr, n to 17
. (rwl., and M to IS Inel.
Township la aouta, aunga s avaai:
All of township ...
Township IS South, lUttje I last:
See. 1 to 14 IncL .
; Township IS South, Ranfe I last:
Sac. 1 to 14 tncl.
Township IS South, Rang 4 East:
r. I. t, Soe. 1 arpl KEUNE's.
' See. I except N',NW). nd NI',:
. See. I axcept u oec. 10,
II. See. 11 tn IS Inrl. north of
Blu River. All See. 17 and IS.
'-Township 17 South. Rang 1 Weet:
I Sec. 1, t, 1 and See. IS to II JncL
. township 17 South, Rant I East:
' See. 4 to I.. Ni See. I
Vermlts for entering the above area
. nay be obtained
ai
tha follow m
. aj,tern Lana Forest Protective Aa
awistlon Headouartera,
1 1 SO E. Majn ttreet, Iprlnlfleld.
.Association Warden and Patrotmaa
. Headquartcra aa follows:
Warden at Mercola, Oregon (See.
JS. Twp. IS South, Ufa. I Weatl
- Delhert Van Scholack. Moleman
. . Guard Station (Sec. M, Twp. 11
', South, ftie. I aUstt;.
'AHF.A N. 7-P EASTTTtN LAKE
AfcSlK'IATION Area No. I
Township IS South, Range 4 Eaat:
Thst part of township south of
' McKensie Blver.
Twhip South, Rania 1 Waat:
' ' See. M. . .
Towntnip it South. Itsnga I East:
Sec. 31 to SS Inel.
Township 11 Sout.1, Bangs I East:
All of township.
', -Township H South. Banga I East:
, . All of tnwnahlp south of McKen-
J- tie River.
. .Township IT South, Bang 4 East:
.-All of Township
'township IS South. Range. 1 Waat!
.' See. 1, U. II. and S4.
Township II South, Bang 1 East:
. .. i to at Inel.
'Permits for entering tha shore area
nay be obtained at tha following
Eastera Lane forest Protectlva AS-
ancistlon Headquarters,
SIM E. Main Street, Springfield.
. -" Oreaon
. k.uu.,.,,na Wai.ii snd Patrolman
Headquarters as follows: I
Deioert Van Scholack, Holeman
" South, Be. I East).
Bert M. Heat, Dexter. Oregon
. I Her. IS. Twp. II South. Bga. I
' ' ARKa'W l-P EASTERN LANE
ASSOCIATION Area No. I
, , Township II South, Range I Waat:
- Sec. IS. SS, and IS
' Township to South. Rsngo t Waat:
, Bee. 1 to I Inel., E't Sec. T, See. I
to II Inel., tea jo to SI incU
'.- and Sec. II.
- Township 10 South, Bant I West:
. . See. I to II Inel, 14 to St Inel..
and SS to IS Inrl.
Township II South, Rama I Weet!
.. . Sec. 1 to II IncL, E's See. II, Sec.
. " 10 to SO tncl.
Permits tor entering tha a hove area
-jay be obtained at tha following
' ''isstirri Lane Forest ProtaeUvt Al
tnciatlon Hesdonarters,
1IM E. Main Street, Springfield,
1 rtreeon
Asoriatlon Warden and Patrolman j
HeadquarreTa as wiwwi;
N. Van Scholack.
Crave, Oregon iSee. M, Two.
' Boutn. Rge. a wesii
. (Sec. M, Twp. II South,
est)
Wsrden, Mostly Creek Camp (See.
T 31 South. Pre. S Weatl
AKTA NO -pEAS1s.RN LANE
ASSOCIATION Are No. I
Township II South, ".anaa I waat: i
' See 1 to 4 Inel , I to II Inrl., It
' . to II tncl., and II to M Inrl. ,
Township 13 South. Banga I Waat: I
All of Towmhip
Township II Smith. wf"!
. All of Town.hlp axcept See. I.
' 'Townshl. 13. BoulhRania I Weet:
See. I and 1. I to 14 inel.. u Lana
Ferrmta f enterini the "J
av be obtained at the following
County
rna
9
-iatlon Headiuailers.
S'l Mw Street. Bprtnifleld.
i!2!XL Warden .sat I Patrolman
f.;orv. O;"nJS- IS. Twp.
f;mith. Kfe. ? TLT ',, Camp (See.
V.arnen. lr,v cree. v '
CotUfe li
itructlon and t7.M0.MM for opera
tion and maintenance.
Pearl laid aa additional 4.422.
000 Is available in carryover from
the previous fiscal year and
$333,000 In reimbursements.
Ha said these projects were
scheduled:
New projects, requiring 10,07S,-
IDla-
miaaa)
10.Cva.
Blur ,
(poet)
lLJapa.
eoln
It Exist
S0.Watar
. . -
tod -
(Babyt) TMSMter lame
ttltouffclav It Like
M.OppoalU
40. Greek Vsttec
4L Mulberry '
In order
to. Fusty
tf.Teawagrsr
tLBona
(AnaL)
M. One of the
Aearida
MOonjunctloa
4tWarp-yum
44.Cngllak
& Const.
10. Bitter vetch
77T
n- frir arar
TOTBEH Foil SALE. tJNJTED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT. ORAL AUCTION
BIOS aa hereinafter designated will
be reealved by the District Forester,
Bureau ot Land Management. Ill
North Front St reel, Salem, Oregon
beginning at I to am., Pacific Stand
ard Time, on August I, 1AM, for all
timber daettnated for cutting. Before
bids ere submitted, full information
concerning the timber, the conditions
of sale and submission of bids should
be obtained from the above District
Forester. Tha right la hereby
served to watvo technical defects In
that advertisement ana to reject an
r all bids. Tha United States re
serves the right to waive any lnfor-
uty in bios received whenever
such waiver la la tha interest of the
United States. IN CLACKAMAS
rntiNTY. onrr.nw- hihtuu
niVER MAHKFT1NO AREA: OfcC: I
ORAL AUCTION: CRCF.N: An tlm -
ber daelinaied for ruttirul
U. T. 1. ft. C W. Ml asumaud
VI esUmated
for tha purpoee of this sale to he
3.IM M bd. It, Douiles-fJr. SUM.
n. wntia nr. a h. n. western
hemlock. No bid for lead than 130. SS
per ss oa. n. ror in Doufiaa-flr,
fe per ai oa. ii. mr ine wnne nr.
a per m bd. ft for tha western
hemlock, or a total purrtfaee price
of saa.oM ia. will oa eonsldrred. Min
imum deposit with bid ia.5so.oo.
July U, II, ISM
SMITH. Governor of tha State r
ureaon. ny virtue or tha authority
vesica in me unaer ine provisions
or una seise ne nereoy procuim
tha unregulated use of the above
d, scribed areas to be unlawful and
that aatd areae shsll he subiect to
entry only through permit to be la-
sued by tha forester or fir warden.
Pursuant to ORS 471. ISS the loml
may during periods of fir hazard
conditions, refuse, postpone ar re
strict Issuance of such permits when
necessary to prevent danger to life
or property. The permit aha II require
the entrant:
(1) To refrain from smoking except
in places cresignaiea as sale in
places designated
permit.
iu permil
(I) To build no open fine except
In places designated as safe In
aald permit.
(I) To have as equipment when
using campflres, except when
traveling aa a pedestrian or
camping at Improved. desle
nated and posted campgrounds,
tools sped fled by the forester
as suitable for extinguishing
fires.
This Proclamation shall he effec
tive from and after the 11th day of
July, ISM, and ahall remain In full
force and effect until the list day of
December, 16.11.
Done at the Capitol in Salem, Ore
gon, thla 10th day of July, MM
ELMO SMITH
Governor
ATTEST!
EARL T. NEWBRT
Secretory ot State "
July II
1 1 W n U
Lb La LI t7 KJXO ff
1 71 n I
V
s
TERRIFIC JULY
CLEARANCE SALE
IS HERE!
Ifr
EXAMM SAVINGS"
ill
JACKETS
ff
"
Ons OiJ Icl
Id $16.95
.HUNDREDS
-k o.gfommH
to Bonneville Power
000, Include major Increase in
transformer capacity at Keeler
substation for northwest Oregon
loads, a 230,000-voU transmission
line from Santiam substation to
the Alvey substation to supply
Increasing power requirements of
southern Oregon, a substation and
115.000-volt transmission line to
reinforce facilities serving eastern
Grant County In Washington,
Columbia substation series capa
citors to incresse capacity of the
Grand Coulee-Olympla line, a
230.000-vott line from Round Butte
to Redmond, Ore., to transmit the
output of the Portland General
Electric Co. s proposed reiton.
Ore., hydro-electric plant t to the ,
-Administration g main grio, a uo
station at Toledo, Ore., and a
230.000-volt line from the main
grid to this point to supply addi
tional leads In Lincoln County.
Oregon, a 115.000-volt line from
Columbia Falls to Trego to serve
northwestern Montana and a US.-000-volt
line from Big Eddy sub
station to DcMoss to serve north
central Oregon.
CsawtraeUsa Prejeeta
Major' electrical facilities In
Nativity Scene Painting
Sold for $81,200
LONDON t A nativity scene
br the French painter Nicolas
Poussin was sold at auction
Wednesday for $81,200. i
The painting depicts the Holy
family in the stable with angels
overhead and shepherds in the
field in the background. It was
purchased by London dealer.
The auction was held at Sothebys.
Poussin was born in Normandy in
ISM and died in Rome In 1665.
Salem
Obituaries
GearfS B laser Aaraataaa
Lata resident ot 1331 lrlnl Itd
at a hospital In Alexandria, Vs.,
July 4th. Sun-teed by his wile. Mrs.
Grace Amundson ot Salem; dauh-
tera. Mrs, Barbara Blumeniuin or
Salem, Mrs. Eileen Clark of Salem,
Mrs. Jtuthelle Barry of Riverside,
Calli.i sons, Elmer Amundson of Sa
lem ana Marvin Amunoson or
Sprlnafterd, Vs.; brother, Lawrence
Amundson, Cheteck, Wisconsin. An
nouncement of services will Be made
later by the Virgil T. Golden Co.
Elauaelk Blaaekari
In (his eltr July Ith. Lata resident
of HSU Laurel Ave., at the aie of
10 yrs. Wile of Col. Hum Blancitar
f Salem. Mother of Huih Fllanehard
tl Madtsonvllle, Ky. a (rsnacnuarea
also survive, sutler oc Emiiy uwens
at Mobile, Ala. Mrs. Rutn Douihet la
f Brooklyn, n.l. jonn b. Loieman
af Mobile, Ala. and reltx Coleman
tf Shreveport, La. services win oe
Arid at tha St. Vincent da Paul Cath
olic Church. Thursday, July lltb at
f 00 a.m. nectution or noeary win
bald Wednesday, July inn ai a
. tn tha W.T. Blidoa Chapel,
icludina services will aa at Bel-
crast Memorial Park.
l..
, u ,, v..,- ak t.i.
I resident of ltll S. Cspltol St. Bur
vived or aauiniars, sera, neiiy ixie
Mountsln View. Calif... Mrs. Bar
bare Petersen, La comb. Ore., Mrs.
Shirley Welch, Portland, Ore.: broth-
era. Wallace Whitely. Eufena. Ore.
Emery Whitely, Ukiah, Calif., Guy
White v. Ca If.: tnre irandcnuaren.
Services will bo held In the Cloufh-
Bariick Chapel Tnursday. July utn,
at 10:30. Rev. Ernest P. Gnulder
will officiate. Interment at Belcrest
Memorial Park.
Weed Glkeea Klaaaae!
Lata resident of IMS HI net St..
Salem at a local haaottal Julv 10th.
Survived by parents, Mr. ana mrt.
Bob Klmmel, Salem; brother. Jef
fery Klmmel, Salem; grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mills. Woodburn.
Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Wood Klmmel,
Ennfs, Ky. Announcement of services
will be made later by Virgil T. Gold
en Co.
Miss Sarah E. Lev re
At the residence, MO N. 14th. July
nth. Survived bv sisters. Mrs. Julia
Johnson, Salem. Mlaa Ela Lovre, Sa
lem. Miss Bertha Lovre, saiem;
brothers. Mr. John Lovre, Sllvertnn,
Mr. Harrv Lovre. Brooks. Ore.: five
ano three nennews. runerai .
services will be held Friday, July
, . 2 ojn. in the Vlriil T ooio-1
en Chapel Interment at Belcrest !
Memorial Park.
HERESTHE ANSWER!
Fastest Way
to Relieve
Acid Indigestion
Y SCIENTIFIC,
OF OTHERS-
In tha Capitol Shopplno
Center
Lott af Fraa Parkins
Wa Cia 6raa!
Stampi
Open Monday and
Friday 'til 7 P.M.
1 if
n a
! construction during fiscal 1957 will
transmit Chief Joseph power to
Puget Sound areas. Interconnect
The Dalles powerhouse with the
main grid, and reinforce existing
facilities in the Seattle, The Dalles,
Portland, Coos Bay,. Paco, La
Grande, Wenatchee and Spokane
areas, and require expenditures
totaling fl2.KS.0O0.
Funds requested for major
transmission grid additions, total
ing f 15,398,000, include Chief
Joseph-Snohomish No. S and Chief
Joseph-Covington No. 1, $3,413,000;
Lower Olympic Peninsula service,
$503,000; Snohomish substation
additions. $224,000; Th Dalles
area service, $904,000; southeast
Portland area service, $312,000;
Ross-St. Johns-Keeler, $224,000;
Oregon City-Chemawa, $715,000;
Big Eddy-Keelcr, $290,000; Kcclcr
AIR CONDITIONED! for YOVK COMFORT,
at lTV
I . 4 W
3 k wt
I U7 Aft l
COOL, NO-IRON
FANCY SLIPS
Rtgwfar J.l sellers
D57
Full-cut styles in drip-dry
ptrca!c, embossed cotton,
nylonized acetate tricot.
Some shadow panels. 32-44.
SHORT OF
18" ROTARY
It tit tot Grants by top
maker. Hss quick, lure recoil
starter, adjustable culling 't
to 2 inches. Lightweight
aluminum chassis very easy
to push. FREE lra( mulcher.
Ouorejnfaoal by Grants and the
v Oi
rou muii ii ititMi-oi
in Bill Signed by Ike
i substation' additions, lOfffl.OOO;
i Round Butte-Redmond. M22.0O0;
Santlam-AIvey No. I. tl.47B.0OO
Coos Bay area service, $.125,000;
Alvey-Rcstorr, $1,782,000: McNary
Franklin, $370,000; eastern Grant
Portland Traffic
Engineer Resigns
For New Post
PORTLAND Portland
Traffic Engineer Fred T. Fowler
will resign his position Aug. 1, to
become the city's co-ordinator of
federal highway construction.
Preliminary estimates Indicated
the city will receive about 138
million dollars in U.S. funds in the
next 13 years for construction of
freeways through the city:
SAVE 13
I SIS NYLONS
Styles fa all ceasioM
G7
t.
Reg. $1 daytime sr dress
up sheers, famous stretch
nylons; full-fashioned as
well as seamless. Hurry in!
In
Reg. 1.98
Ladies Cotton
Pline Print
Gowns
Nylos and Eyelet Trims
Sizei 1442
1
44
Special
GIRLS' 1.98
BABY DOLL PJ'S
ffo-fran cotton pi'ssa
D57
Pert, comfy-cut bloomers,,
ind top with shirt-tails.
Cool , . . .casy-wvh. Pink,
blue, lilac Size 7 to 14.
CASH? SHOP
M0 IYER
5 A MONTH
eaejnU'M'vro '
'
oui wonit iici
County, Wash., service,, $1,400,000;
Columba substation additions,
$410,000; Spokana -area .service,
$fi,000; Columbia series capaci
tors, $507,000; system reactive
facilities, $1,071,000, snd main
system neutral boosters, $30,000.
Ia Psrtland Sector
Portland area customer facilities
total $2,439,000, including long-view
substation additions, $IO4.0no;
Clark County service, $169,000;
Longview ' area service, $49,000;
Camas substation transformer No.
2, $97,000; Oakridge substation
transformer addition, $46,000;
Springfield substation additions.
$57,060; Reed.'port sectonalizing
circuit breaker, $5'.,000; Toledo
area service, $601,000; Salem Alu
mina transformer replacement,
$40,000; Reed.tport substation ad
ditions, $83,000; and other trans
mission facilities. $282,000.
SAHL1
LADIES BLOUSES
Drip Dry Fobrics, Cottons and Silk
Priced for Clearance
Reg.
1.91
LADIES
Cottons, Linens, Gray Prints
Now-only
2"? Ladies Cotton Dresses rl 77
Check these for values. Gay prints, Stripes and II
Checks. Your choice
? Women's Swim Suits jfi97
Gored skirt styles. Slim styling in
Now only
Baby Cord
Reg. 2.98 4 Gore Skirt . . .
Reg. 2.98 Pedal Pushers . .
Reg. 1.98 Blouses
Sisa 10
Reg.
Value
Little Girls
nay auirs
gorgeous cottons sizes l-6x
Save Up to 20
2";R Little Girls Cotton
Go Togethers
Many designs of cotton.
Sizes 3-6x
Some
Clearance Save on
Summer Yardage
Printed Poplins . . . 47c yd.
Butcher Rayon ... 47c yd.
Capri Butcher Rayon . . 33c yd.
Sculptured Cottons . . 37c yd.
WITH GRANTS' CONVENIENT CREDIT COUPON
9.98 Oscillating
Sprinkler
PLAYTIME
PLASTIC BAGS
Summar'Schimod ihadat
Rag. mw?
8 .
9 T77
Gentla jet-controlled
sproy won't harm flow-
tn, new lawns. Covers
2400 sq. ft.
Traveller'i aids . . . smart
tipper styles to tote ill
j our needs to the beach ind
elsewhere. Each plus tax.
Reg. 5.98 Electrc
Powerful 8-inch ftlodei
Table Model Special
37
Children's 3-piece Garden Set
Rake, hoe and shore!. Sturdily pa mm
mada. Toy Dept. Downstair! Jf
Meatcutters to
Start Picketing
THE DALLES I Workers of
the Portland meat cutters union
will set up picket lines here and
at Hood River Thursday because
of a breakdown in negotiations on
I new wage contract. -
The meatcutters, who now get
$91 for a 48-hour week, are asking
$91 for a 44-hour week, effective
Aug. 1, and $93 for a 40-hour week
next year. In addition, they are
asking
gram.
a health and welfare pro-
Seaside Cancels
GOP Clambake
PORTLAND l A Republican
clambake and political rally j
scheduled for Sunday at Seaside
was cancelled Wednesday. I
Bern Stephenson, state G0P
executive secretary, said It was:
not possible to secure the party :
dignitaries for speakers.- 1
g33
SKIRTS
297
lafext
Co - ordinates
2.33
2.33
1.57
.
ta
18
2 piece foj (ot
(O jQJ
tl
no iron fobrics.
MEN'S COOL
MESH POLOS
t
Cmlorhtut c off on
Fan
Rag.
77'
1.00
Thousands of tiny window
let in cool breezes. Sum
mertime colors, wonderful
ly washable. Sm-med-lge,
Grace Kelly Shops in Paris,
But Not for Maternity Garb
By CARL HARTMAN
PARIS JP) Grace Kelly ir-
rived In Paris Wednesday on a
hopping' trip and carefully
dodged questions sbout whether
she is expecting l bnhy.
Looking chic and slender In
gray silk. shantung, she gently
told a reporte: "I'm afraid we
didn't start the rumors."
Her husband of three months.
Prince Rainier of Monaco, stood
by unblushing and silent.
The Monacan royal couple ar
rived by the Blue train just
aft?r the morning commuters'
rush. Only about 30 reporters
and photographers were there
to greet them.
The former American film
star chatted amiably but vague
ly. She was most definite about
her purpose in Paris not to
buy any specific kind of wardrobe.
Savings Up to
; m M .i
Girls' 2.98
Gay Skirts
iMuit saa . . . will adore
1.97
The choice o! cottons in
gorgeous prints . . . Figure
magic dirndl waitts. See
fioTv! Save now! 7 to 14.
Reg. 3.98
School Girl
Dresses
2.17
Quality (a b r I c s, dressy
styles. Priced for clear
snce. NYLON-DACRON
SUNSIWTS
1. 9t Velvet
I
27
Grrat savings, adorable k
sun-colorful styles, easy
ali, never need ironing.
Rhumba ruffled back. l-6x.
Reg. 2.98
Men's Sport Shirts
Assorted itylei ond materials. 147
Now, your choice
Clearance Men's Dress
Straw Hats
5g StraWS
Re.
1.98
Straws
260 N. Liberty St.
"It's just all the wonderful,
tempting things here in Paris,''
she explsined. "I'm sure I'll
find them irresistible."
She remarked there were
quite i few film companiei
shooting In and near Monaco,
but that she hadn't seen any of
them.
"I've spoken to I few people
on the telephone, but they've
, been so busy shooting at night
and sleeping all day."
Told that some of the com
panies making films around
Paris had had "we?ther trou
ble," she replied sympatheti
cally: "It's been the same in Monle
Carlo lots of cloudy days and
rain."
The prince, whose tiny eoun-a
try lives on tourism, didn't lay
anything about that, either.
Store Hours
Monday and Friday
9:00 A.M.-9 P.M.
Other Doyi
9:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M.
Girls $1
PLAY SHORTS
88'
Big assortment of fabrics,
great values, comfort-fit.
Brrline for Grants. 7-14.
Girl'i Knit T-ShirH
Stripes snd Plain Q Q
Colon. 7-14 OOC
Now H price
1.47
97c
Now 4 price
MEN'S DACRON I
NECKTIES I
lit a tolorfvl navy
assort men! tot Summit
Reg.
1.00
1.00 JU lack
i Themostpracticaltiemade j
J ...resists wrinkles, is fully
1 washable, needs no press-1
I ing, is longer wearing. In j
1 square ind regular ends.
1-
- 3 M
H
yai-iMiXi
t