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GO O o o! (!) & a 0 o o o Till CAWTAt frOTRNAt Teams Wind Up" Vr !,Lrowii Alderman Farms Field Trial Winners'- Vikiiiffs AWe to Tic id?: o 0 0 f District Schedule Tonight, v " sZ '- - ? 5 - o ; o . 9 e a AFIELD By BOB : On Sunday we spent a' sodden, soggy, chilly and downright dismal day judging a field trial. The affair was down at Alderman Farms, and the Willaiiieile Vailey Retriever Club was the guest of the Dayton Duck Callers. Despite the weather, this was one of the finest turn-outs of dogs and owners we have ever seen during a winter picnic trial. HOT The Derby Stake, d ' affair, and revealed f on the whole, however, on the final te::t. 1 to see a litt'e mo e upon to do a great deal of water work in the course of a hunting season. It must be remembered, however, that most of the dogs in the trial 1: vc bc-n lazying away in the bouse or henncl since the duck sca;oa, and arc pretty sort and out of c: di:io:i . . . liitereslinsly enoil"h, lliouxh. we found thai the puns th:l dill Ihc best on the land work, selling Hie highest number of paints in the judge's book, were also the dogs that hit the water best . . TAR TOPS TltlAL Ti e Open All-Age was a corker. Some nineteen dogs began the event, with six staying to finish. These last dogs really weathered some exuVting tests, and they did (heir work so well that the judges, Don Cowgill of Lebanon and this writer, found that the difference in points between the winners was very slight. The winner was Kd Min oggie's aging field trial Champion. Tarbuby of Holly hill. While Tar no longer has the zip he displayed some years ago the is now 71. he still had plenty ol fire and had that extra measure of eeitaintty in doing his work that put him top on the list. A rcallv grand old performer. Ed had entered him in the trial just to give the dog something to do: according In his owner. Tar had iiccn doing nothing but take lifo easy for quite a spell; this was his first trial in two years . . YOUNGSTEIIS DESTROY PREDATORS Saw a story on the front page of a recent WcMinnville paper that is worlhv of mention. Seems that a sport club in that area gave swards to youngsters for the number of predators crows, coyotes, etc., that the kids bagged during the course of the year. We don't recall the exact figures, but the number of predators eliminated by the youngsters will undoubtedly result in more game birds and animals in that area in the future. One old crow will destroy more same in the cause of his lifetime (which is longer than a man's) than will any human hunter, j WORTHWHILE PROJECT Such a project as this, providing attractive prizes, gives the young hunters a chance for a wholesome. Interesting activity that at the same time improves the game habitat. Outdoor clubs in this area should attempt similar projects; they arc fairly easy to handle, and the results arc very worthwhile. Unfortunately, local clubs talk a great deal about youth programs, but do very little else .... Reports to us from anglers who hit the coast over the past week end were very good. At that time, the waters were just beginning to muddy up from the rains. Indeed, it may well lie mat tins was tne last of the profitable (lays of steclhead angling this season on the coast, as present horrendous weather will probably spoil the streams right up to the final day . . . We've heard of a number of anglers doing their derndest on the Sanliam, but so far without results . . . Sayton at Cascade To Decide Champion Capital Circuit To Wind Up Tonight When the powers that be decid ed to form the Capital Conference last year, they probably didn't re alize just how closely matched the member teams would be, at least in basketball. 'Now, the year's hottest local ri valry comes to a head tonight Moore Puffs To Decision SAN FRANCISCO 11 Archie Moore, a pleasantly plump 197 munds, said Tuesday he'd train lown and defend his light heavy weight boxing title in London next uimmcr but in the meantime plan led to do as he pleased. His commcTit was occasioned hy 1 cablegram from English promo er Jack Solomons. It arrived shortly after he puffed to a 10 ound decision Monday night over oung Howard King of Reno be 'ore a crowd which paiu $8,523 to vatch the workout. The cable directed Moore to get Permission from Solomons before loing any further fighting before he June 5 title defense against t'olande Pompcy of Trinidad. "Huh," grunted ancient Archie, itill holding to his assertion that le's only 3!) but looking older with he extra .veight. "so now that Solomons is my manager, too. Decks King Twice "Well. I've got a fight scheduled .vith Bob Dunlap down at my home lown. San Diego, next week and 1 figure fin going through with it. ' Moure had more paunch than punch Monday night, lint he deek rd the 21-vear-ohl King twice in rirning the decision in his first ! ring show nig since Rocky Mar-1 uano knocked him out last Sep-; lember. The Reno youngster was; :lown for eight counts in both the first and ninth rounds, but man-! aned to stay out of trouble other wise. Mill Cilv Wins From Si. P an MILL CITY (Special) Mill City raced to a 2813 first quarter lead here Monday night then went nn to crush St. Paul 86-40 in a Marion County B league hoop fray. The victory leaves the Mill City five a full game behind Jef ferson, with both' teams having a single game to ply. Don Ellingson of Mill City was high scorer for the game with 2.1 points. Norm Berborst topped St. Paul with 14. UCLA'S lUinnic Knox received rreditc-for an 82-yard punt azaifV he College of the Pacific last TO! BROWN VPS AND CHILL WATER dogs under two years, was a hotly contested e quality ot the new crop of pups. The pups , were somewhat reluctant to take to the water v.s very cu!d, but still we would have liked lusiasm Irom ti.e irns, as tney are caueu CAPITAL CONFERENCE W L Pet. W L Pet. Cascade 9 4 M2 N-Mar. 8 5 .tM5 SUvton 9 4 .6!C S'lv'rt'n 5 8 ..'(Hj St-rra 8 5 .615 -1t AnR. 3 10 .2.11 W cIlKirn 8 5 .615 Ccrvais 3 10 .231 Tonight's final panics: Stavton at Cascade. North Marion at Gen-.iis, Woodburn at Mt. Angel. Wfdnesd.iy: Silverton vs. Scrra at Salem Armory. when the Cascade Cougars enter tain powerful Stavton in the final game of the season and one from which the conlerenee champion will emerge. Game time is set for 8 p.m. with prelims to go at 6:30 p.m. During most of the season these two, along with Woodburn, Scrra and North Marion jockeyed back and forth for the league lead. Then last week. Stavton and Cascade came to the fore and nothing could be more climatic than tonight's final league game lhat has turned out to be a championship playoif. Other games scheduled include North Marion at Gcrvais, Wood burn at .Ml. Angel and on Wednes day, Silverton plays Scrra at Sa lem Armory. Salem's Serra club now claims to be the hottest in Hie league, with six straight victories includ- j ing an upset win over North Mar ion last Friday after North Marion J had won eight straight in league i play. Both Serra and North Marion are out ot the title picture and must v. in games this week to fin-; ish in a tic for second. Genrep Drske. aonvp. nil! unr nwcomtr Ricky Wald a real test tnnipht at the Srtc.m armory in 'their qne faM lp a .finish match. The main event will pair Ititd .Ilomero and BuU Montana in a cl;oh of class and mr;iness. The special event pits Larry Chcne iiainst I'cdro Cindoy, a jiff the opener at 8:0 mad'hrs .Ia-k O'Reilly and Scotty illi.uus. I Offers Test ttm&$L dHm 1 M 1 ! Wears At Jeff Coach Lee's Five At Detroit in Decider Coach Oral Lee's Jefferson cagers are expected to wind up top ol the .Marion County B heap after the firing tonight, they are slated to play at Detroit and arc favored to win and gain a clear cut Marion B title in the process. Surging Mill City, recent con querors of the Jeff club, had their pennant express derailed last Sat- MARIOV COUNTY B LEAGUE W L Pel. W I. Pet Jelters'n Hi 1 .941 Detroit 8 8 .5(10 Mill C'y 15 2 .Rill! Amilv 8 9 . Sublim. 12 5 .7110 St. Paul 5 12 .594 Si'io 9 8 .5UOS.D. 2 15 118 Cheni'w.i 9 9 .500 Gates 1 16 .059 Iniuglits final round: Jefferson at Detroit. Scio at Orecon School for Deaf. Sublimity al Amity, St. Paul ill llillL-S. urday , night by surprising Cheni- avva when the Indians upset them ,)5-U. that all but assured Jeff erson of the title. Now, Jeff would have to lose tonight and Mill City would have to top Detroit in a make up game to share the title. While Jeff is at Detroit tonight other games find Scio visits Sa lem of a game with OSD, Sublim. ily visits Amity and St. Paul is at Gates. Sublimity has third place nail ed down, but Detroit, Scio, Che tnawa ad Amity are in the thick of things for the fourth and fifth place finishes. Detroit's Don Watkins has wrapped up the scoring title with :!18 points and has two more games to play. His nearest rival is Tom Christiansen of Sublimity with 266 markers. Eugene Takes All UP Firsts PORTLAND (UP) Eugene high school captured all 80 possi ble first place points today to top the journal coaches' poll again as Oregon's number one high school basketball power. The Axemen were followed by Jefferson and Franklin of Port land and Medford. Bend held down fifth place. The rankings: Team Points 1. Eucene 80 2. .Icffcrson 72 3. Franklin 55 4. Medford 50 5. Bend 42 6. 7. R. 9. Lincoln 38 Baker 25 Marshfield IS Milton-Frcowator 14 10. Central Catholic -. 10 Others: Ontario nnr Milwaukie, 8 each: Klamath Falls 7: Beaver ton. North Salem. 5 each: Dallas 2, St. Francis of Eugene 1. s-.1- rwi ,31 1 II CllV J.OI1S I 1 Aumsville 5.)-'l.) MILL CITY Mill City's town basketball team defeated the Aumsvilic Firemen here Monday night. 55-45. in a Santiam league game. Mill City, leading from the be ginning, led at halftime, 30-7. The Firemen rallied in the lourlh quar ter but couldn't overtake the host. This is the first Mill Cily victory over Aumsville. llgh for Mill City were Elton Gregory with 26 and Marlin Co!e 12. Ralph Killingcr led Aumsville with 18. Mill City now is tied for 'second Willi Aumsville. Mill Clly (S3) Hob ClreEoiv (1) K. Grepriry 1261 i.yons 121 (45) Aumsville (IB) Daikc (fit C. Kilhiigfir C Oflt n Killincrr C; (fl) C. Dalkc C. I2i Ciri-v Hrservcs: Mill City T.nwrry 4. Cnpcs. Aumsville Spcrr. Jewel 'A. Haskelball Scores lhch Srlionl Mill Ct!v w, Shrrnonfl fi;t. b' P3H if) Yamhill 47 F lor. da S' jif Umverii'y sr, S'p f- son 8.". U'a h:n?lon A: Lee 91. The Ci'aJel & Mary 79. Virpinia Tech Wichita fl5, Detroit 84 T cum s ee HI, C;i-nrr.la Tech Wnkf Forr t 70, M..rvl.md U( Mn-hiEjan S'.-'ti- 5'1. Nortl'wcs'i Mi-'-omi 7:;. ;i P'ale i IjhIi. 7.1. N- 50 ne R7. Ffitdh.un f.i Naan'iHr RO, .Sr,,ttt fa- Ilmilnn f-3. Ilrd'r v .".'i Midv.cs'.frn fid, Anilrnr M fnitr.'! W.i,hinE'nn :,2. RriU',h C'o- luinhifl o'' Vll-'-tpp V. Hni'idl 77 fiii CiMnfi HiH'tTZ'on 11 Morsf:ii 71, Montana SMte Pacific 'I.u'ran) 51. Esrn W-.ifAQtf 74. CoHfZ of Paget S';jnri VZ r-wr(1. f.l OV.:hors SI K'?.:.;-kv (. Vanntrhiit 35 0 Sci.. .! Tr 69. Tex.lB o A.1. I !'''.T",- .Ohio S in 31 ... T - ' .'. Cold, wet wcatlier held no threat to the enthusiasm of these three dog owners and their Labrndor retrievers, Each won out against tough opposition, to gain the coveted first place trophies presented by the Dayton Duck Callers. Forrest Huntley, of Albany with Skipper (left) topped the Derby entry. Kd MInoggie, Beaver ton, took the Open All Age with Field Trial Champion Tarbaby of Hollybill. Dave Ellis of Dayton handled his young dog Tat to the first place in the Qualifying Stake. North, South Mat Teams in Tourney District Wrestle Meet to Open At Dallas Both North and South Salem high school wrestling teams will enter the District 6 mat tourna ment at Dallas high school gym starting at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Coach Al Gray, whose Viking team has a 7-3 record, said today WVL Picture To Clear Up Dallas Has Chance at Till;, Playing at Central Tonight WILLAMETTE VALLEY Lift RUE W L Pet. W I, Pet. Molalla 7 1 .875 Canbv 2 6 230 Dallas 6 1 .857 Centr'I 2 7 222 Sandy 5 2 .714 Est'r'ria 2 7 .222 TonipJil's g.imrs: Dnllas at Cen tral. Canby at Estacada. Motrilla at Sandy. A little light may be shedded on the suddenly clouded Wilhm ette Valley League picture after tonight's games which pit Dallas at Central, Canby at Estacada and Mohlla at Sandy. I The standings were knocked ; into a cocked hat last week when j Molnlla fell before Dallas 51-50 in the top league clash of the season. The upset win gives Dallas a chance at the league lead, or at least a share of it. H was onlv the second ricfet for the M.ihilla club. Another lop Friday game saw lowly Estacada rise up and topple Sandy 52 50, nearly eliminating Sandy from the title picture, The Hangers then turned around Sat urday night and defeated Central in their makeup game, winning two victories in the same num ber of nights and their only two in conference play. In individual scoring. Sandy's Leon Nilson has Ml to lead Cen tral's Jerry Over;, who has 137. 1 lfi 7.,. ..,7 1 1 to Volition lo Han Lighlnvr its lie! MOSCOW, Idaho (VP) Univer sity of Idaho students were re ported to be distributing petitions asking that Al Lightner. Pacific Coast Conference basketball oiii cial. bo banned from rrferecing Idaho home games. A spokeMnan said today the peti tion are the result oi a dbpulo between Lightner and Idnho f ui.s nmcerning tl'e officiating of the Idaho-Washington weekend games. The argument ensued between the fans and the referee on the way to the official's dressing room after Saturdav night's game. Earlier in the season, Lighlner forfeited the California - Southern ' California Kame after students ; threw pennies on the floor. FANFARE . -1 lj l.Vji . he will enter 2.1 in the 13 weight divisions but will be able to enter j only one in the ltitl, 17a and heavy weight classes. Coach Hank Juran of south Sa lem, with a 3-6 record, will enter "20, with none in the 106-pound or heavyweight classes and one in the :il and 191. The complicated tournament brackets permit a loser to enter i the consolation bracket with a chance to finish second in his di vision. An undefeated wrestler who loses in the finals must meet the consolation winner. Three mats will be used at time at Dallas. Thursday's grind will begin at 3 p.m., with weigh-ing-in an hour earlier. Schools in the district are North. South, Lebanon, Sweet Home, Al bany, Corvalhs, Dallas, Stavton. Philomath and Central. Lebanon and Sweet Home are team favor- SOL'TII SALEM ENTRIES: !)8 Dick Bishop. 105 None. 115 Larry Halverson, Ron Cren shaw. 12.1 Ed Hamilton. 130 LeRoy Williams, Marvin Bressler, Klfi Jack French, Leo Franklin. 141 Dick Davis, George Ran dall. 148 Dick McCullen, Larry Payne (or Art Kruegeri. 157 Chuck Winger, Gary Bal lew. ICS Jerry ELstun, Steve Bcrg lund. 178 Layne Caswell, Tom Boch mer. liil Bob Smith. Heavy None. NOKTI1 SALEM ENTRIES: 98 Spencer llabrike y, Bill Sharp. 100 Duanc Kent. Dave Thomas. 115 Kevin Morse, Vern Lange. 123 Keith Forcier, Larry Tur ner. 130 Ken Clark, Chuck ""aulk ner. 130 Jim lladden, Jim Hiickstcp. 141 Jim Jones, Gary Brnden. 148 Ernie Karns, Jim Fox. 157 Jack Bergcr, Gary Jorgcn son. 11.8 Jan Shidler. 173 I.en Hays. 101 Cliff B e n t s o n, Lonnie Smilh. Heavy Clark Luchau. JablMM'walkios Mori Tonijjlil The S.ilcrn ,I;ibliPrw;ilkir's Arch ery club will meet Tuosd.'ty ni;'hl ;it the Mayflower hall on rortbrirl road. Final pbns will be out lined ffir tiic Hub's foul wcat-ier shoot Sunday. Archery clubs from throughout the state will bo ores rnt tn pai lifipfitp in the event Toninhf'5; meeting gets un'ter uay at 7:.'I0 o'clock. TO TRAIN IN CAMSTOGA SI'OKANK The Spokane Indians of the Northwest Baseball League Monday announced thev would open spring training April 8 at Caltvloa. Calif. The league schedule starts April 29. V w r Academy Can Tie for Crown Ranks Is Final Foe In Yawania; Has Top Scorer YAWAMA T.KAGUK STANItlNOS V L Pet. W L Pet Willatn. 9 3 750 Banks 5 6 .4r5 S-Ac.id 8 3 727 Sheiicl'n 5 7 .417 Shirw'd .1 75(1 Yamhill 0 11 .1)00 u.iylnn 6 u ..)()0 'I'nniRht's miiltcup game: Banks at Salem Aeatlemy. Coach Bob Funk's Sulcm Acad emy Crusaders face a do or die situation in their own gymnasium tonight in Yawama loop play, needing a win over Danks to move into a three way tic for the league title with Willamina and Sherwood. Both Willamina and Sherwood have 9-3 records and Salem Acad emy has an 8-.1 mark. Willamina gained its ninth victory over rug ucd Banks in a 62-5(1 thriller last i Friday so Salem Academy will more than have Us hands full to night Sherwood toppled Yamhill 63-47 in a make-up game Monday nigni lo gain us snare ol inc title. The Crusaders will bo facing the league s top scorer tonight In the person of Banks center Don Beaver, who has a season average in the neighborhood of 18 points per game. Beaver dropped in (il points in his last two league tills. Beaver has snared the league scoring title with 225 points. Sheridan's Chuck Clark, who n second wilh 201, has finished reg ulnr play. City League' Ncars Finish City league basketball play ncars the finish with parries sched uled three nifihls this week, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day. On Tuesday niht in the Amer ican Division. National Guard meets YMCA Dorm, Future Insula tors play Silverton Christian and Prison Officers face league lead inn Orcutt's Market. In Wednesday National Division play, Salem Autn meets State At torneys, Marion Motors face Hen's Drive-In and MM Plywood meets Ileiders. Three other Na tional Division games are planned Thursday. Orcutt's Market appears to .we the American Division sewed up with a two-game lead over the Prison Officers. In the National, Marion Motors with a 9-0 mark and Salem Auto Parts, with an h-fl mark, may have to playoff for the title. C I'I V llASKHTHAt.lJ LR.WirF Amrrir.in llisiui nil's Miirk.-t .... rm Ollu-.r. .11 Chtrh.-in InMihtors ... ij'um Future YMCA Nall'MUl Dlvhirin Mirlon Motor S-'Inn Auto P.irts p. n's Drive In V.'z-vnnl'-s MvM PI' i. o,.Ji S! !r Attorneys He;der's Pet I. (100 1 fino .000 It AC IN''. MIAMI, Fla. Greek Spy ($5. H0) came on in the slretch to score a length victory in the $10. H)fi Ocean Heef I'ucse at Hialeah I'ark. By WALT DITZcN For 2nd Demi Likely to Cinch Crown Tonight Four more teams will complete their District 8 A-l haskelball schedule tonight and when the dust clears there may be a three-way tie for third. That is, there will be unless North Salem outscorcs South Sa lem tonight on the Saxon campus in the 8 o'clock battle of battles, and there are countless North Salem fans who think it is possi ble. A Viking victory would in stall Coacli Ken Hunt's hustlers ill, a tie for second with South, leaving Albany and Corvallis lo play off for a district playoif spot. Albany already has wound up its district schedule. Besides North and South, Corvallis will finish by hosting Lebanon, and Bend will have a ripe chance to sew up Hie title by rollin' iver Sweet Home tonight. Lebanon and Sweet Home won't finish unlil Friday, playing each other. Only Four Eligible Only four teams will be eligible for the district playoffs being played March 1 and 10. From this will emerge two teams for the state tournament in Eugene and a third will play the (hirJ-placc quintet from District 5 lEugcne- Noith Bcnd-Marshficld area) lor a slate berth. When the Saxons played at Vik Villa Jan. 27, South won 52-4.il, de spite the supposed advantage the home court gives. In this struggle. North held a 41M8 lead with 65 seconds remaining, but Dave Mer chant sank a field goal 'or the go ahead points with 30 seconds to go. Dale Jones was fouled with Iwo seconds remaining and sank bo'li for the final three-point margin The preliminary at 0:30 will match North Salem jayvees against (he undefeated South Sa lem junior varsity. Admission price for students not having a South High student body ticket will be 50 cenls. North students will sit In the north half of the hlcurliom en the west side and the South sill dents will sit in the south half. This applies to both lite main floor and the balcony on the west. Coach Dick Ballanlyne ol South High will start 6-2 Bruce Patter son and 6-1 Ron Russell at for wards; 6-4 Dale Jones at center 6-2 Dan Moore and 5-9 Davo Mer chant at Guards. Coach Hunt's "shorties" ga! face the job of gelling the le bounds, (ho .department which is decisive in getting shois at Ihe goal. He plans to start Denriii McKee and Jack I.oy at guards, Ken Carl at center, and Hob Tom and Kent Lammers or Leo Weaver al forwards. Bearcats Play Pacific Next Willamette university's last hopes for finishing at least in fourth place arc gone, hut the Hearcats still will lie hustling Wednesday nielli when they play at Pacific. Coach John Lewis, ohservini; that the whole conference is su perior this senson, praised his team in their two losses to Lewis and Clark the pasl weekend. Aft er hillinj,' a poor ,17fl in the first half Saturday, they conic hack lo shoot nearly .4:111 in the second half but couldn't overtake the I'ioneers. 1'ete Heed, his senior from Scappoosc, leads Bearcat scoring with 211!) points and a 12 !) aver ago. Next are (i-7 Neil Causliic with 230, Jerry McCallislcr If)!), Vic liacklund 183, Jack Bishop Hi!). Causliie has the most reliounds 203, followed hy Heed's 190. Pacific will play nt Salem Sat urday night, the Willamette will finish at l.infield Feb. 211. Longest field goal kicked by j n player from IK'LA last season j was the So-yardcr hooted by Jim Pecker in the Washington game. i nOES V0UR MOTOR HAVF LITTLE VIBRATION? yS-wsp.mpivGS SHfSm- -MYUHmS ARE OUT OFLN- With Win IMSTlUt'T 8 STANDINGS PCT. .CIS .727 .f!I6 .S"3 J'5 .no .POO tlend South Salem North SaU'in Albany Corvallis Sweet Home Lebanon (lames tonieht 1 0 North J.OU1H i,ilem. Sweet Home Sweet Home. Lebanon at Corvallis. at llend, Lebanon at Yamliill Falls To Slierwood SHEnwppi) (Special) The Sherwood Bowmen came from be- ) lmul in the second half to defeat Yamhill 63-47 here Monday night to gain a share of the Yawama League hoop crown, along with Willamina. Yamhill led 14-10 at the end of the first quarter then held a 211-21) halftime lead before Sher wood wen t in to a 4B-39 t hird period lead. Jack Turner paced Sherwood with lfi points but Gene Uelt of Yamhill was high for the night with 21. Sherwood made it a clean sweep by copping the JV clash, 43-41. Yamhill (47) Kirk (II) F Dernsnmnlc (a) F Krcni'li 17) C Drllwond (li) O licit (211 G ItcsiTvi-s scorlni!: (G.D Sliorwood (I'll Turner (10) Eil.itrnm (131 neken (5) Knitter (1st Ciruver Sherwood Sny- Hit 2. Home 1. Y.imhlll Mnllorv 3, LiKlit 1. orik-inls: Wk-kert and Beard. Playoff Ducats Far NCAA Games Nearly Exhausted COKVAI.I.IS (UP) Officials rxpcclcil to hang up the "sold out" sign today for tickets to the western regional basketball playoffs here next month. First applications were ac repted yesterday with more than D'MII) tickets assigned to the Friday, March lti, opening night anil !I5(I0 to the Saturday night finals. About 0300 re served seal ticket holders can be accommodated. misswg -my motor (;)ipmi (i p un 'i MWMiiimi' "in, JACK I.OY j ... senior Viking guard : Y'.i DENNIS McKI-'.K O o O p o o o o0 J o O o 0 0 O L3 O o O . o o o -1 oooA Co o o o o o o O O O o O , o o CoO o oo8 g o Q eQo Qe I Q o 0 o a . ... .. n . . . . . ':
