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Newspaper Page TextFriday; April 21, 1939 Hit Capitol Journal, Salem, Oregon Tm Society Clubs and Music U4 k Ml lausHUa. UMat ! May 2nd Is Bate Set For Benefit 8elem society to kept utlr these day attending benefit affaire which art marked on tha calendar aa am ong the most Important event! of the aeaaon. May 1 U the data choeen by the Salem Junior Woman'a club tor It annual card benefit and play la be ing arranged (or both afternoon and evening at the Woman'a club houae In North Cottage street. V Bridge, pinochle and "500' will be in play. sir. Raymond Warner will aenre aa general chairman of the benefit. aire. Kenneth Barker will make ar rangement for the afternoon and Mrs. Joseph Tompkins for the eve ning. Others serving on the even ing' committee are Mrs George Fletcher, Mrs. Ray Lafky, Miss Rosamond Peterson, Mis Esther Collison, Mils Helen Thompson, Miss Marjorle Knox, Mlaa Beth Holoomb, Mis Eileen Mock, Mist Helen Way, Mia Betty Taylor, Mis June Jack son and Mis Ruth Melson. . Arranging the afternoon affair. directed by Mrs. Barker, will be Mrs. Bcott, Mrs. Ray Rhoten, Mn. Har old Dunsmoor, Mrs. Frank Krauger, Mr. Evelyn Aker and Mrs. Alan Hubbard. Mrs. Lewis Stanley Thursday Hostess Presiding at a smart affair Thurs day afternoon waa Mr. Lewi Stanley who invited a group of . friends to her home for dessert and Abridge. , White and lavender lilac formed the decorative note. Mr. Webster Rosa was honored during the after noon In observance of her birthday anniversary. An additional guest was Mr. J. S. Lochead. Club member include Mrs. Rus kin Blatchford, Mrs. Webster Ross, Mr. Mervin Pldler, Mr. Tyler Brown, Mrs, Loren Howe, Mrs, Don Hendrie and the hostess, Mrs. Lewis Stanley. Ann Judson Circle - Has Spring Tea Saturday afternoon the Ann Jud son Mission circle of the First Bap tist church sponsored a Spring tea in compliment to the senior women and friends of the church. Approx imately 60 women of Salem and Eugene were in attendance. Mrs. Roy Cates, Mrs. Olen New- land, Mr. Clyde Crawford, Mr. i Homer Blum, Mr. J. G. Nash and t Mrs. WUson- Wilt -comprised the hostess group while Mr. Irving A. Fox, Mr. Albert Ramseyer, Mrs. Stanley Morris and Mr Marion Curry poured tea. The Mtsse Ellen Morley and Ma bel Elizabeth Fox presented each guest a tiny bouquet. The lace covered table was dec orated with tulip and yellow tapers and the room was Spring-like in wild currant, Oregon grape, apple blossom, spirea and flowering al mond. The afternoon's program Included pipe organ selections by Mlaa Min nie Miller, a group of ong by a trio which Included Misses Betty Clark, Mabel Elizabeth Fox and Mary Copley, and solo by Mis He len Dean, student at Willamette uni versity and Mr. Marvin Roth. Campus "Y" Groups Hold Annual Election 1 Willamette University Campus The Willamette university campus "Y" organization chose their lead ers for the coming year at their annual elections held Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Cutler, Portland, waa chosen aa president of the Y.W C.A. for the coming year. Other of ficer elected were: Vice-president, Miss Jessie Mae Ruhndorf, Port land; and treasurer, Miss Barbara HoUingworth, Portland. Miss Row- na Upjohn of Salem and Miss Es ther Mae Devore, Salem tied for the office of secretary. A re-vote will be held next week for the president of the YM.CA, with Ralph May and BUI Thomas the candidates and W infield Achor and Al Ferrin candidates in the re- vote for treasurer. Officers elected were: Vice-president, William Laughlin; secretary, John Laughlin. Stlverton Mr. Martin Hannan waa hostess to a group in an all-day quilting bee in compliment to her i daughter, Miss Celia Hannan, bride- 7 elect of Ralph Sear, with a noon lunched served. Present were Mr. John Seeley, Mr. Mert Egan, Mrs. Zack Dennt son, Mrs. Oscar Benteon. Mrs. Ver- lin White, Mrs. Charles Canoy, Mrs. Martin Hannan and Miss Celia Hannan. Stlverton Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Espe are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Darlene, to Ver non Bee la, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Be la, Tuesday, April 13, at Vancouver. Mrs. Beala la a member of the graduating class of the local high school. The young couple plan to make then- home in the North How ell section. Special! Our Osual.Wav ,- Complete Perm. Oil Push Id 50 Wava complete Opea Thursday eve, by Appotfttmeat. Caatle Perm Waver fhank seas The Middle Orov Camp Cookery and Photography dub met Wed nesday at the bom of Roy Barker on the Stlverton highway. Following a business session a lawn party waa enjoyed and refreshments served. Degree of Honor will meet Friday evening In the Knight of Pythias hall at g o'clock for a business meet ing and discussion of plans to at tend the state rally April 34. Ail members are urged to attend. Salem Residents By General Federation Council Clubwomen throughout the state ment that Hon. Earl Snell, secretary of speakers at the meeting of the General held In San Francisco May g to 13. program and will apeak May 11 on Junior clubbers of Oregon also will be Interested to know that Mrs. Ron ald Craven of Salem is to be on of the speakers on the junior program at the council meeting of the Gen eral Federation. Mr. Craven will represent Oregon In recognition of her outstanding work aa a junior club member. "Cherishing Children" will be her topic which will be given the morning of May 10. Mrs. Craven, who is a member of the Salem Junior Woman's club, Is serving as chairman of the division of correction for the state federa tion during the present three-year term. Kathleen Norrii, brilliant novelist, will be a guest speaker on the junior program on opening day. The theme of the junior council program la the supreme role of wo man as oonserver of family, ei ther through marriage and chil dren or through the abstract family humanity. The keynote of their pro gram Is "sincerity." - Mrs, Craven will attend the coun cil aa a delegate-at-large for the Oregon junior clubs. She will be the only Junior member In the group of five appointed by the state presi dent, Mrs. Harold D. Peterson. Miss Doreen Dobson-Smith, chair man of publicity for Junior clubs of Oregon, ha assembled a unique scrapbook for exhibition at the council meeting. Each Junior club has filled one page with clippings and other material representative of its own activities. The cover of the book la of Oregon myrtle wod, with a front cut of the beaver. Silverton will have the first page in the book because of the fact It was the first junior club organised in Oregon. Mrs. J. Fabry Uub Hostess Mrs. J. Fabry, Sr., and Mrs. B. HI1- fiker were hostesses Wednesday to members of the Pringie Women's club at the Fabry home. A no-host luncheon was served at noon after which a business meeting waa con ducted. Names were drawn for Mys tery Pal for the coming year and the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. P. O. Bowman; vice president, Mrs. j. Robertson; secre tary and treasurer, Mrs, George Ad ams; reporter, Mrs. Ruth Kottek. Members present were Mrs, Nellie Hoarde, Mrs. Sophia Hetiier, Mrs. F. Clark, Mrs. C, W.Grabenhorst, Mrs. Sarah Keyes, Mrs. H. C. Ramey, Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. I. Trone, Mrs. J, Robertson, Mrs. C L. 8 pur lin, Mrs. H. C. Stapleton, Mrs. L. Lor- entz, Mrs. B. Miller, Mrs. F. Ramey, Mra. P. Gurgurich, Mrs, G. Pense, Mrs. F. Wells, Mrs. O. T. Sealey, Mrs. J. Nasiin, Mrs. F. Wilteey, Mrs. A. Carnegie. Mrs. 8. Kottek, Mrs. C. Henry, Mrs. O. E. Hoge, Mrs. R. Kottek, Mrs. J. Fabry, Jr., and the hostesses, Mrs. B. Hilflker and Mra. J. Fabry, Sr. Two new members are Mrs. A. Schendel and Mrs. H. Fab ry. Miss Etta Schendel was guest of the club. Mrs, O. T. Sealey will entertain the club May I at her home at 1019 North 4th street, with Mrs. O. E. Hoge assisting hostess. Club Members Fete Mrs. Mysta Hendricks The home of Mr. and Mrs. Stew art Johns was the scene of de lightful affair Tuesday evening when members of the Good Neigh bors club honored Mrs. Mysta Hen dricks, who is leaving soon to make her home in O rants Pas. Pinochle waa in play with high score honors going to Mrs. John Ol son and Carl Krehbiel and consola tion to Mrs. Frank crosier and Carol Courtnier. At a late hour supper waa served with cover placed for the honor guest, Mrs. Mysta Hendricks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crosier, Mr. and Mr. William McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Courtnier, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steward, Mr. and Mrs. John St, Clair, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cater, Mr. and Mra. Carl Krehbiel, Mr. and Mra. John Olson, Mr. and Mr. Lyie Castor and the hosts, Mr. and Mr. Stuart John. - Mr. Rosa BtBcoek and her daughter. Miss Bertha Babcock, were rial tors In Portland Thursday, The Pro-America benefit card party, planned for thia evening at the Woman' clubhouse, baa been indefinitely postponed. Mist Elizabeth Carey will be is charge of the Story Hour In the Fireplace room of the Salem Library at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Honored will be interested tat the announce state, will be one of the principal Federation of Women' clubs to be Mr. Snell wilt appear on the safety "Traffic Accident Do Not Happen Mrs. Furlough Is Club Hostess Mrs. Sylvia Kelly Furlough enter tained Wednesday evening for mem bers of the P-L-E. and F. club. Cards were in play with high score going to Mrs. Laura Johnson and Mrs. Mary Bilbrey. At the supper hour Mrs, Bess Trafser was honored on her birth day anniversary with a handker chief, shower and was presented i large cake by Mrs, Pearl Kinzer. The hostess waa assisted In serving by Mrs. Sylvia Slater, Mrs. Mary Bilbrey and Mrs. Trafzer. Mrs. Lou Bechtel has invited the club to her home for the next meet ing. Present were Mrs. A. A. Bilbrey, Mrs. Charles Kinzer, Mrs. Bess Trafzer, Mrs, Dorothy Wilson, Mrs. P. Andreses, Mrs. Laura Johnson, Mrs. Mabel Peck, Mrs. Daisy Hay- den, Mrs. Lou Bechtel, Mrs. Sylvia Slater, Mrs. John Shipp and the hostess, Mrs. Furlough. Rebekahs Plan Basket Social Monday sight, April 34, the Re- bekah lodge Is entertaining IS lodge in the surrounding territory with an old-fashioned basket social, fol lowing the regular lodge session. A white elephant sale, in charge of Elsie Townsend, Yvonne Smith, Ida Hochttetler and Christina Ciadek, a fish pond in charge of Bessie Ed wards and a flower booth in charge of Dora Hill and Cora Van Felt, will be as benefit to help defray expenses of the team going to Klam ath Fails to seat the grand lodge officers May is. Mabel Gardner, Verda Olmsted and Lenora Krtesel will have charge of the baskets and Jessie Moored, Coral McNeill and Lora Grove will serve. Those who will go in the drill team are Verda Olmstesd, musician Jessie Moored, team captain, Lora Groves, Cora VanPelt, Mabel Gard ner, Bessie Edwards, Elsie Town send, Anna Hunsaker, Lenora Krie- sel. Coral McNeill, Dora Hill, Chris tina Ciadek, Yvonne Smith and Ida Hochstetler, Anyone Interested Is Invited to attend the social. The noble grand, Helen Brelthaupt, and vice-grand, Hannah Beard, will pre side over a short lodge business ses sion. . Central Howell Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Way had as their over night guest recently, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Way, Miss Helen Way and Miss Jean DeWitt of Santa Barbara Calif., a senior at the Oregon State college. Additional guests at dinner Sun day were Mr. and Mrs. William Berndt. Mr. E. 8. Adams and Char lea Stirber. The young people made a tour of the Silver Creek Falls park In the afternoon. NOTHING UKE UrTOMI TIA TO SUCK 0U UP! GIVE MC ANOTHER CUPAWDrti MOVE THE PIANO ALL By MYSELF. AW MUCfOUf FLAV0P,! TTDtl wfe? UMM it Amf lea's Urgot-Miiiog tea: iHiii, rich, ittictoat. 2. Twmf ! ni lutv ootu, iswrfui buds give xt fragnmc sad booqucc. t S4iitth , with ebole ftM iros Lipcos'f 09 Ctkw farttco. 4. lHastwfsti jo oat Wst liprofl's par cup it' 1 to rich to sarar. J i mJ By MySELF. M-M-WHAT , 71 ANTHINS Wt DRINK, t 3 r I VtUdOUt FLAVOR! i I TTTTaawaF ' 1 Xtttatfv. -W " ...... UpsCrfoTca "tmiwur Zonta Club Arranges Annual Party Salem Zontiest met Thursday noon for luncheon at the Queue The table was attractive with ar rangements of tulips and white li lacs. Plans were discussed for the dub's annual birthday party which wiU be held Mary 3S, Deicine Brown of Portland will speak and has chosen as her topic "World Fellow ship." Special guests wiU be mem bers of women's service organiza tions in Salem, District No. 8 club members and all former members of tha Zonta club. Leaving today for Medford to at tend the District No. ( conference will be Miss Nellie Schwab, official delegate. Miss Helen Yockey and Dr. Helen Pearce. Coven at luncheon yesterday were placed for Miss Dorothy Pearce. Miss Helen Yockey, Mist Helen Bocker, Miss Mildred Oleson, Miss Lillian McDonald, Miss Helen Barrett, Miss Hazel Cook, Miss Nel lie Schwab, Mrs. Winifred R. Her rick. Mr. Ora F. Mclntyre and Mrs. Margaret Roaecrans, Mrs. Guy Drill Hostess to Circle Mrs. Guy L. Drill was hostess to member of the First Christian church south circle Wednesday. She was assisted by Mrs. Lucille Hunt, Mrs. Zola Hutchens and Miss Mar tha Mortenson. Following the luncheon hour there was a short business meeting and social hour spent in sewing. Others present for the affair were Mrs, Louisa Walker, Mrs. D. A, White. Mrs. M. H. Viesko, Mrs. Mol ite Hill Styles, Mrs, J. D. Sears, Mrs. Carrie Ryan, Mrs. Grant Robinson, Mrs. Sylvia Riehter, Mrs. C. F. Reiily, Mrs. Berths Pritchard, Mrs Esteils Gabbert, Mrs. George Duns- ford. Mr. W. S. Birdwell, Mrs. Dean Schomaker, Mr. W. H. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. James Pointer, Mrs. Lovenia Roberts of Eugene and Rev. Guy L, Drill. Polk Clubs Hear Dr. Baxter Speak An ail-day meeting of the Fed erated Women's clubs of Polk county was held Wednesday, April 18. at the city hall In West Salem. with 31 clubs represented, the total attendance being ISO, Hostess clubs for the affair were Zena Missionary society, Lincoln Goodwill club, Sweet Briar club, Brush College Helpers, Book and Thimble club. Laurel Social Hour club and the West Salem Woman's club. Huge bouquets of seasonal flow ers, including lilacs, tulips, carna tions and wild orchids, were used about the conference room. The business sessions were presided over by Mrs. C. L. Gregg of Batistes, who Is president of the federation. An interesting program was pre sented during the afternoon with Mrs. Harry Dempsey of Rickreall serving aa chairman. Dr. Bruce R. Baxter of Willamette university spoke on the life ot Alice Freeman Palmer. Other numbers on the program included solos by Billy Ut ley and a piano solo by Miss Mar garet Hogg. The reading of three prize win ning essays on Grace Cooiidge, Sal- die Orr Dunbar and Helen Keller, sponsored by the federation, was a feature and Mrs. H. D Peterson of Dallas, state president of the Fed eration of Women's clubs, gave a resume of her recent trip to the national federation is Washington, D. C. drink all vou want, dear! even tea as SWELL AS ttPTON. COSTS LESS THAN ANYTHING Wt MINK, EXCEPT WATER! P.F.O, Council Meets Here Saturday The Willamette valley council or , E. O, Sisterhood wUi meet for luncheon Saturday at tha First Methodist church at U:ls o'clock with the Salem council of P, K O. acting aa hostess. Over a hundred guests are ex pected to attend including members from Corvallis, Lebanon, Eugene, Albany, Wood Bum and Salem. Any unaffiliated P. E. O. in tha valley to Invited to attend. A varied program 1 being ar ranged by Chapter AS. Chapter G to in charge of the hospitality and Chapter BC of decorations. Dessert Supper At Myers Home Mrs: Deryt Myers will preside at dessert supper and bridge this eve ning, Mrs Charles Claggett will assist Mrs. Myers. Covert will be placed for Mra Glenn Wilbur, Mrs. Donald Decke- bach, Mr. T. Harold TomUnsos Mrs. Robert Raanden, Mrs. Charles Claggett, Mr. Marvin Htadrfck, Mr. Harry H. Wetastein, Mrs. Aides Adolph, Mrs. Lynn Hetoe, Mist Iso- bel George. Mist Yvonne Smith Miss Kreta Jans and She hostess. Mrs, Myers. Maccabees Have Meeting Thursday Capital Tent Hive of Maccabees met Thursday evening tat the Fra ternal temple, with John Riches presiding. Honored guests were H. S. Hudson, great commander, and Mrs. Hudson, and George Webber, supreme representative of Oregon, and Mrs, Webber, all of Portland. Mr. Hudson spoke on "Fraternal ism and discussed a Joint meeting of all units within a reasonable distance from Portland to be held May 13 at Al-Axar temple, A class of 200 is being anticipated. At Thursday's meeting the char ter waa draped tor the late James Clark, Five candidates tooir th tnltia torv dearee. including niarivi T .,-, Mrs. L. B. Fountain, Mrs. George Friesen, Lloyd Fountain and John Kousset, Refreshments wr wrawf fnl lowing the business meeting. The cwmmmee included Alena Brem- mer, oojae Kyle. Mrs. Picket!, Elisa beth Foiils, Edith Strang and Eva otraaspaagn. i&emmit&sm Miller's Big Bargains! Store Wide! Quality Plus! Buy! Save! STORE HOURS 9 to 6 Smart Dinner Party Calendared for A charmingly arranged dinner at the Salem General hospital with aa hostesses for the affair. A green, be used in tha decorations, combined with attractive arrangement of Spring flowers. Mis Mama aioberg will serve a toast mistreat and Mist Elizabeth Smith will give a reading. A highlight of the evening wilt be th showing of motion pictures of India by Sr. W. Well Baum. was recently returned from as extended stay there. Special guests wilt include Dr. and Mrs. Baum, Dr. W. B. Morse, Or. and Mrs. Vers Miller and Mr, and Mr Milton Meyers. Others present wiU be Miss Lillian McDonald, Miss Dorothe Davit, Uls Gall Dudley, Hist Mildred Kitting, Miss Bernice Lee, Mist Jest McDon ald, Mist Esther Palmer, Mrs. A! Perry, Mist Eva Thompson, Mist Es ther Bariaiamay, Miss Buna Bibee. Miss Beth Cooney, Miss Eileen Cros by, Mist Edna Gardner, Mist Carrie Gtlberisort, Mrs. Melvtn Harbert, Mrs. George Gould, Miss Verr.l Huffman, Miss Luetic Hendricks, Miss Frances HI vac. Mist PsuiiM Frederick!, Miss Esther Parsons. ; Miss Charlotte Jensen, Mrs. Ed Johnston, Miss Agnes Juve, Mrs. Dwight Manning. Miss Mam Mo- berg, Mrs. Robert McCuiioch, Mrs. Clifford Nepp, Miss Laura Peters. Mrs. Lyie Sellers, Mist Eva Smith, Miss Elizabeth Smith. Mist Lucille Watt, Miss Marguerite Walker, Miss Marian Witte and Mist Margaret Wagner. Style Show Is Highlight Wednesday A style show, sponsored by the Home Economic club of th sen ior high school, was presented ct the general assembly Wednesday, A wardrobe ot X dresses was brought By Miss Strickland. Girls who modelws for the show were Doris Crabtree, Eeanoc Bailey Audrey Brown, Jean Peffer, Marie Cowdes, Donna S pence, June Lind, Betty Demsrest, Norma Smith. Marjorle Diesis, Betty McKee, Dorothy Selby, Jean Matthews, Dorothy Shalt, Lucille Boahrtazer, Marjorle Spence, Beuia Lett, Mora Green, Georgia Cook and Maxtse Drorbaugh. Ushers were Rose Helen Camp, Marjorle iiserffi, Juanits Odes, Audrey Chraimen, Eileen Paulsen. Shirley Schrt, Lenabelle Atkins and Barbara WhlteSsw. Tonight witt be given this evening at 1 o'clock member of the nursins staff acting orchid and yellow color scheme wiii Hilt-Billy Dance Attraction Tonight Of much interest this evening is the "HM-Biliy" bars dance to be given by Engiewood Parent-Teacher association for th benefit of the Salem Federal Art Center. The; dance will be held is th school and those attending are requested to wear old clothes. Mr, Jaquith has arranged for the Mitchell orchestra to ?iy and Mrs. George Stephens wiU. be Is charge os the gam room. Others serving on committees are Mrs. Gles Hoar, Mrs, L. B. Farsam, Mrs. Ethel Randall, Mrs. Carol Bias. Mrs. Dorothy Mttssleton, Mrs. Dorothy Dougherty arid Mrs. L. EUrrt. Mrs. Blanche Gentzenberg to genera! chairman. Maison Home Scene of Party Mrs. H. G. Haisss presided at luncheon and cards to her home Is Tamarack street this afternoon. Bidden as an additional guest was Mrs. Thomas DeBeek Livesiey. Club members are Mrs. Arch Jer mas, Mra. Jobs J. Elliott, Mrs. Pal mer Macdontid of PsrUarsd, Mrs. T. W. DeizeD, Sirs, Conrad Paulas. Mrs, Wayne Loder, Mrs. Soy H Simmons, Mrs. T, A. Livesiey, Mrs James B. Young and Mrs, H, G. Maison. . JC. C, K. T. Club. At Donnell Home X. C. K, T. club met Thursday afternoon at the bom of Mr. X J. Donnell. The afternoon was spent inform ally and at the tea hour the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ray Clark. The tea tabic was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a bouquet ot tulips. Members of the club present were Mrs, Fred Barker, Mrs, Ray Clark, Mrs. A. A. Graber, Mrs, HatUe Gives, Mrs, Nettle Knax, Mrs. CUf ton Rots, Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mrs. Delta Scbeilburg, Mrs. Boy Wassam and Mrs, Donnell. 19th. Mr $. Harold Peterson Luncheon Guest Today Mrs, Karoid D. Petaraos ct Dal las, president of th Oregon feder ation st Women's ciubs, was a guest today at a hmehtes (Ms in her honor fey th Sheridaa Cine Imsrsvemest dub. Gs Thursday ah ssokc on federation work at tha Haisey Woman'a erub. Surtoc April ah baa altd number of clubs in tht sts'.s, among which war tea Monmouta Worn. an' club, Rainier Woman It club, Woodburs Woman's club and Woodsara Junior club. Gs iprtt a aha tfi preside at as H day meeting ot the board of the stat federation to be laid is th Congress hotel is Porttosd. Th exectitlva commute meets in the memh and wiU be leased at sees ior a tunehaos by tha chairmen of departments and drriaiori, afoflow ed by a business session. Children's Welfare Concern of Auxiliary Interest OS the Americas Legion auxiliary's one-hail znUMse stem- be rs to being centered os she wel fare st Americas children diiririg April, according to Mrs. Osasj Ol son, child welfare chairman of th Capital anil of the auxiliary her. April to child welfare monta is to auxiliary's calendar of scttTiHe. when special emphasis to rSrea to the srnsisauost child wetter work and when Blast are developed for the year's effort tat behalf of needy Th atiiiliary't efforts arc betag ihtered on three tibjcts this year, namely: - 1, cestervatlos of the cniifl own home for tha chsja. mrouga improved use of th aid to depen dent children under th social se curity tit. 2. Eradication sf eesgesttsl (Concluded on Pag HI How Women In Their 40ft Can Attract Men dn UMi':.T item St t ii: . i fh iaw htr pat U scca W& wefris s-,t 3if, N i pip, ,JS7 rt ir, I i-,. tp ?!S ii ft "WOHASr ioitt ts Ly i i . Piquant VadSaate E ier itim it sagas Si feggj payjigt TMrtm laaa, &m sagas r hs ?N&r ts njay hi. a4 assist a!s 't:'.'..ry tm td dsatujSijLi rym tea tS aft aeeoaaaa? eaaa ai Kikisai't Is WSirSoSTl OTia, SOT 1st NatX Hank mag.