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': f TEN ' MORNING REGISTER, EUCENfe. ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1925 ' 1 1 t ' f, T- 1 1 w r i, t i ' " 1 ' hi it'll1 " - i" Milt i 'll 1 Hi- (". !, ! ' ft , f 1 1 -if I t, ' 1 V' 1 '1 !'J , .J; .1 , 5 t 1 I 1 1 v'fv NEW INDUSTRIAL FACTOR department of Commerce - . Makes Annual Report Better methods used labor Pnpnrtmrnt npiiw Know i ITIjtlirr Wko ltnto ami 3 Iwrr Prices ,(nj" Th Awneltf5 Pr) VAVAHUINOTON. Nov. 9. TVo rfroiia mario by industry In the Ignites! Htatos toward th elimina tion of waste In bringing about "one of tho most nAtonlshlni? transfor mation in economic history," Sw- . rttary Hoover declared today In the t126 annual report of tho com merce department. fcThe attainment tn this direction through tho standardisation of ar ticles and the, betterment of nro oessoB, in which official participa tion wan co-operntlvo rather than administrative, he treated as of more far reaching Importance than any of the routine conduct of the Hovernment placed under hla di rection. Such attainments- he held, made possible the upholding of American standards of living for the whole population laboring, farming and distributing. Efficiency Increased What the country a whole lia accomplished during the past five years in Increased national ef ficiency iu these directions Is im possible of measurement," the re port said. That movement is the result of a realization by every roup the business men, Indus trial leaders, engineers and work- rs of the fundamental import ance of this business of waste elimination. "In addition to elimination of waste we have had the benefit of notable advances in science; im provement in methods of manage ment, and prohibition." f The secretary cited labor depart ment figures indicating that where-i DR. W. B. CALDWELL . AT THE AGE OF BS To Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Monti cello, 111., a practicing physician for 47 years, it seemed cruel that so many constiuated men, women, children, and particularly old folks, had to be kept constantly "stirred up" and half sick by taking cathar tic pills, tablets salts calomel and nasty oils. . While he knew that constipation was the cause of nearly all head aches biliousness. Indigestion and stomach misery, he did not believe that a sickening "purge" or "phy sic" every day or two was neces sary.. In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin lie discovered a laxative which regulates the bowels. A single dose .will establish natural, healthy bowel movement for weeks at a time even for thosd chronically f ' ft M " . i. r ' I .1 : I.' ATi. niluuiB One of the very finest pictures tjie Heilig has ever shown. ral love for dollars asted (bund TODAY -Nf & WED. i .' and the;ntanwl Mmnd thorn kifnn fought a three-"comered battle with temptation. These are the dramatic frtures m the WILLIAMT0X screen thunderbolt WOOL EDMUND LOWE A Harry Millarde production from CHANNING sensation tnaz&zxneworiQ a- zaiKing. Nodvnce OREGON-WASHINGTON in price. Football Ctflmn I'lct tires ' NOW HHOWINO as In 1020 the wago ralo was PS per cent above pro-war and the wholesale price level 123 per cent above pre-war, In 1924 the wane rate nnd risen to 125 per cent above pro-war, while the? wholesale price level nad dropped to &U per cent above pre-war. I'riiva Are Stable "While wages are higher than tn 1 920. wholesale prices are lower. he explained. "Ve thus have the Jit ir host real wage in our history and wo have had three years of re markable price Mammy, "The philosophy that underlies tho campaign for waste ollmtmi lion has but one purpose: that is. to maintain American standards of living for both workers and farm era, and to place production on a more stable footing. "The activity of the commerce department in this field of waste elimination was recorded In tho fact that since the work was launched on a large scale in .1931 some 900 group conferences have been held under the auspices of the department, practically all at the request of the Industries themselves. while upwards of 20O committees are now at work in co-operation with the department on various phases of the program. Kail Service Hotter The secretary introduced Into the report accomplishments during the past five years as reported by his various associates iu the depart ment. These noted greater ef ficiency of the railroads, a 60 per cent increase in electric generating capacity, wider provision of busi ness statistics ns a stabilizing In flueuce reducing speculation in commodities, the expansion or In the building season in tho construc tion industries, and millions saved through "simplified practice. Kugene S, Gregg, chief of the de partment s transportation division, cifed remarkable improvement Jn railroad transportation, with car shortages practically a thing of the oast. Since 19-1. he said, the nv erage weekly car loadings hat' in-i creased from 693,533 to 9S6.4 5, the number of miles per car per day from 22.4 to 26.9, and the av erage tralnload from C56 to 731 tons. The departments interest In waterways improvement was out lined by Paul S. Clapp. special as sistant to the secretary, who urged completion of the Mississippi s's- Your laxative! Does It Regulate for Weeks? constipated. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy bowel movement but, best of all, it is often months before an other dose is necessary. Besides. It is absolutely harmless, and so pleasant that even a cross, feverish, bilious, sick child gladly takes It. Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any store that sells medicine and just see for yourself. Dr. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN e country wife who city sweets and POLLOCK'S rtdgt tern of waterway at the Earliest possible time. He also told of an economic study being made of the St. lAiwrene, project, and of great strides in the electrification of the fountry. and In the generation and distribution of power. This was being accomplished, ho said, not only with an enormous saving of fuel, but with largo IncreuHra in productivity, reduction of physical effort and labor, and added com fort In the home. fvdo V.tivim Avoldw! William M. Stouart, director of tho census, told how statistics have been put to work to enable the business community to avoid the icxtremes of tho business cycle. The bureau of standards hud likewise lent a hand to the Indus trial Improvement by waste elim ination, lr. tleorge K. Hurgess, Us director, pointed out. Ways and means of belter utllUtng raw ma terials had been found and the improvement of the manufactured article had been Prougnt iout. In the construction field, where Secretary Hoover has for two yeard facilitated efforts to reduce sea sonal operation through a coin miueu of building leaders, much accomplishment was described by John M. Urles, a division cniot a signed to assist Irs progress. Contractor! Aro Ilusy "Activity of a large number of contractors on operation inrougn out tho country averaged about a third greater during the three win ter months of 1924 than In pre vious years," Mr. dries said. "IHir intr the past year the total amount of construction reached a value of more than Jti. 000. 000,000- the highest in our history." This enormous construction pro gram was executed with no marked labor shortage or serious pressure upon the building materials manu facturing or transportation indus tries, he said, and price of most building materials actually de creased. Ray M. Hudson, chief or the bu reau Of simplified practice, con tributed a series of estimates as to annual savings made In Industry by the reduction in types of articles produced and general standard ization. These were said to amount to 91.000,000 in paving brick: $2.- 400.000 in sheet steel. 94.500.000 in steel reinforcing bars. $5-500.000 In range boilers. 910.000.000 In build ers" hardware and as much as 9-00,000.000 In lumber. Mshtiur Industry HcIihh! Julius Klein, director of tho bu reau of foreign and domestic com merce, described the rise of the farmers co-operative and the ef forts of the department to help eliminate waste in domestic dis tribution. Henry (VMnlley. com missioner of fisheries, cited con crete examples of saving in tho fishing industry, and A. H. Harber, director of the national conference on street and railway safety, in stanced tho mounting curve of human,- material and financial losses due to street and highway acci dents as one of the most conspicu ous examples of waste In modern America life. Mr. Hoover urged thnt Amer icans residing abroad and engnged in business there bo relieved of federal taxation, on the ground that this hindered American trade expansion. He advocated the re duction of fees charged for visas on passports. A codification of navigation laws, and a transfer from the treasury to commerce departments of the work of measuring vessel tonnage were also suggested. He asked that new buildings be provided in Wash ing for the bureaus of the com merce department' and advocated the establishment in permanent legislation of tho appropriations for the bureau of foreign and do mestic commerce. Mra Hnmlltnn Dlen (Br Th Aisociated Press) LA GRANDE, Ore., Nov. 30. Mrs. O. G. Hamilton, whose hus band was killed in an automobile accident near Hilgard Tuesday night, died here Thanksgiving day, the result of Injuries received In tho wreck. Before she died she ar ranged for the disposal of her hus band's body. Model Beauty Shop ladies' and children' haircut ting, 817 Willamette. Phone 2362. 11-25-tf Public Donco Dreamland hall, every Wednes day and Saturday night. 11-18-tf Register Clastried Ada will got results. F. J. BERGER 18-8th Av W. 9 1 5-50 to San Francisco Stage Terminal Telephone KM SILVER FOXES (60 Silver) T.arire, nifwl, vtirr prollflo brd for brflnitirs foundation lock, anil moth. r that maturs their pups, w ranch for you, alr aava you $500 a pair on yotir purchase, as you deal direct with the . breeder. For Information Me F. Mc DONATED, if Willamette. Si I CHAMBER'S PRINCIPAL .... PROJECTS M1E NAMED Outstanding Achievements Enumerated In Letter S. P. TERMINAL BIGGEST imiy Fair Work l'Ntnml nmi lntoiiul Asslsiaiuv OuttttnndluN: nccomnllNhmentH of the KuKtmo chamber of commeive durltiK the prewent year are llnted In the monthly new letter of the chamber, matted lat uIkM to the members by k KuKene t'had wick, tiecrotary. The letter fol h.v.st: - "The KuK'Mie chamber twin ttotmht nlontr with Its regular rou tine work which Is no small task considering our city's jihonomonnl trrowth Uurmjt the pant four years, an Industrial program seeklntr to develop our basic Industrie -lum-bor. ntrrletilture, and tho manu facturing concerns working up our raw products. The lumber Indus try is well organised and Its Im mediate problems re wider and more extensive lumber markets. So tho chamber has concerned Itself more with the Improvement of the agricultural conditions and seeking out and locating Indus tries bringing a larger payroll to Kugene and I-nno county. Note that thi Is a well rounded pro gram of accomplishments touching all lines of luditstry. Terminal Major Project "The location of the Southern Faelfle terminals at Kugene has of course been our mtijor project and accomplishment for the pres ent year. "A booth was maintained nt the Tjine county fair this fall exhlbtt 'mr various classes and grades of egtrs imphaIxfnu the importance of uniform 24 -ounce egws. "The organizers of the Kugene Clay Products company were fur nished Information and assisted iu satisfying themselves that Ku gene whs the proper place to es tablish their factory. "A car was furnished one of our successful purebred dairymen making possible to exhibit 19 head and take prlies on nine of his high-producing herd in the Port land International exposition. "Tho chamber assisted In getting timely action tn the digging of the large canal taking eare of the overflow waters of the Amaton. "The road committee has been stressing the Importance of early attention to the Willamette high way. Far West U Kohl 'The chamber assisted In the sale of tho Far West Manufactur ing company to C. McC. Johnson of tho Heedsport Sash and Door company, thereby increasing Us j output and enlarging Its payroll. The 1'nr West was established through tho chamber two years ago. 'The Three sisters committee has made some very substantial J headway In nrranclnir for the pun-lb-atlnn of Or. lloiitrn's book on th Thre Sisters section. "The Cope film corporntlnn has Just been assisted In finding and securing a satisfactory location for Its studio and futuro develop ments." E CASES FILED TWO VNIIAPPV WIVES SI'K ON cnrEI.TY tiltOl'ND Mrs. Jvrtnn!o Ward nlMl Mr. Dorothy Iiipz Wnrrcu Aro Plaintiff Mrs. Gertrude Ward yesterday filed suit in circuit court against Jesso Ward for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She alleges that her husband cursed and abused her and otherwise mistreated her. Thy were mar ried in Knoxvlllo, III., May 29. 1897, nnd Imvo eight children. Wells and Wells aro attorneys for the plaintiff. Mrs. Dorothy Inez Warren yes terday filed suit ugulnst Oscar Warren for divorce on the ground of cruel and Inhuman treatment and personal Indignities. They vpre married February 15, 1!2. and have a minor child, Norman Oscar, aged seven months, whoso care and custody tho mother seeks. She says that her husband Is a high climber and hook tender and 'He'd' Grange playe'd hlsi last game of college football before 65,000 fans. Now the I phantom flyer of Illinois I turns his thoughts to the countless oilers for his serv ices, ranging from profes-' sional football at fabulous pay to ' eheildntf i in i the Farewell j$ 1 . J'f STOCK REDUCING SPECIALS Today and ITomoow heit This Sale is Out for a Record. Everyone RecogniZei the Dig Values Below nre listed a few articles on which we have over, bought. Our inventory period is but a few weeks away, and we must have our stock normal and baf. anced by that time. All of these things are absolutely fresh just arrived. Some of thorn are not yet even marked. We have made drastic reductions in every caw, because they must move. They must go. . Come early or you may not get the selection you wish. 7"hey will g0 fast at these prices. Many Items $1.50 Icy Hot Vacuum Bottles 99c $3.50 Icy Hot Lunch Kits $1.99 Aflfloim BDi?roifg- Stoi? 86 Ninth Avenue, tb:it tin onrtu 16 a lny. Hho ! ihnt Hho bn nllowo.l J25 n month iillmnny. Herbert W. l.omhiiril Is her attnrncy. ' Y.M.C. A. LEADERS MEET ItlTl AL Of KIIIKXDI.Y INDIANS is iiKcrssHi T.radorti of tho Y. M. c:. A. lioyn (crouim lii-lil ii ri-KUlur nmptliiK ul tho "V" bullilInK I""' i'K't mill took up tho rltiinl of tho Krli-mlly Imlliin oritiinl-intlon. Tho i-nllro i-x-omiillflrntlon of tho l-Vk-mlly Imlliin ili-groo won illHeuimeil. ,Nc-xt Krldny iiIkIU tho lenjlnra will ko Into tho work of tho rinnorr rluh movenn-nt In Kukhiio oiiJ will tnko up rltuallntlo work of that orgnnlutton nliio. ICvcry li-uiler wns pri-ent ftt mnt nlirht'ii mocilna; which wn pro nMoil over by W. I'. Wnltor. A. K. Vount. ntnto director of boyn' work In tho Y. M. :. A. wiim n Knout of tho loodom nnil riivo a brh-f tnlk durhiK tho Hnmilon. Mr. Vount wiih In KuKono yimti-rilnt to nttond tho fiinoinl of Ur. N. C. Nolnon. AT TIIK TIIRATRKH TMAV IIpk ,t,i,t 1ny : CoilHlunifr Tnltnittlffft lr "Ilrr Hiitrr Vrom I'nrl"." wiih Itonnlil Colfiniin, In n ilcllirlitfiiHjr. .IHitdiibl JnyoitH M(nc(ly ilrnnm, with Connln h a Frrrirh bnhy doll who iIiimh with tir own liuubnnd, Jimt to Rtvn him a thrill: i-rVvT UI1 rotiifly, "Hmrln-lnr liny," wild thnt mnif of hid rontllunH; Hnx New Kvonu; Dorothy Wyrnnn, mnlrt o' mrlfxtv. In nitiKlral unnindy ntlltiK" on th orr.in. C'oinliiB Vtrulnlo Vnlll In "ITp tho r,n)dr ;" Hit-hard Tnlnmdfti in "The Wnlt Htfet WIiIjs;" Oeno Htrnllon l'or- trr'n "Th Kpir of 1 h n ltfon; rim l.ndy Who UPd," with VlrRlnln Vnlll hd LfWl Hton: Uono Vmttrn In "lleitd wlndw;" lola Nfitcri In Joiph Hrnni hfdiiinr'R "Klownr of thn NlfKht;", k Itinld Honny In "California Htrnlglu AhoAd." i MfnonnldHcrond rtny of th wnok'n howlnir of C!hnrlle riinplln' flmt com fiiiy In ihroo ymr. "Tho (iold lltmh" 10 Rlorlotm rrn nt ImiRhter; Ah'xnndT In i)lndtd niiinlrnl morn on Dm ornnn. i TninlnK t.'oH-n Mnoro In "Wn Mud omul" KlPhnnl )liirlhalniftN In "Shorn Uftivti;" r(MJ(cln Mncl.nnn In "Hnvnn Hoym to JlsldpHln;" hnn rhnnoy In "Thn t'hnntom of thn Opnrn ;" Norma Tn mndRn in "Ornuvtiirk ;" Adolph Hnnjou, "A King on Mdln fltront;" Mury Pick ford In "Mllln Annln Hoonny;" I), W. Orlfflitif "Hnlly of tho Hnwdiml;" Ilu dolplt Valentino In "Tim tingle," llolllir Tim motion picture of Chen nlnff r'ollofk'fi ftnnfHtinnnl nnn piny, "The Fool," fnntiirlnn Kdmtind I.own the picture thnt mirrnodnd In npltn at tho rtnvll It amnnnii you, chnllnnKni you, thrill you, rotiiwe you nu no ph.'lurn hnn ever done before; Vox Now; Annop Knblnj flrel plrltirne . of the Oregon Wimhlnglon foothnll genie, Coming Hotty niythe In "Ohu Thtn Ohowi" Norma ftboeror In "A fllnvo of KnKhlnn;" Mlllnn end Dorolhy fllnh In "Romola;" Ihe Moroni Oleon I'lnyern prenentlng "The fihlp" (rond uliow); "Kenturky Pride;" "Anrlnnt Mnrlner ;" Ihe femou old plneelc, "line! Tyntie;" Conred Nngnl In "Hun tTp;" "The Mld hlpman," starring Itamon Novarro, C. B, F. Hlckox, piano tuner. Phone 1B23-J, or Morris Mualc HoifM. fc . 11-B-tf Regular Size Package On Sale Not Listed 50c 50 Wedge wood Lawn Envelopes 26c $1.00 Fleur de Mignon Toilet Water 4 Odor 58c East PROF, MYERS IS HONORED nu hols i:u;Ti:r i-uiwidicnt AT A MIAN Y MKKT1C4 I1y Tho Aftflwlntftl Prom) AMUNY. Oro., Nov. 30. hirer, tor It, i, NlchfilN of tho Orwn IriJitltuto of TcM'ImolKKy, I'nrltaml, wn elcrti'U prcnUU'iit of (ho U. ili'mli'iii (roiirico rrnmilmiu' hh hix iiiiion Suturtluy, othor offl fom flfrii-f) wttra; Prnf. (I. w. Myom of Kiiicmw Illhln unlveralty, vin.-i.rcHid.Mit; hr. K. t. Kmr.klln, Itlirnrlnn of Wlllumwto tinlwmlty, n-i'tottril ffocrtiirytroftf(iimr, lirid I'rowlilnnt w. I. Hlti.y of UnflnJil rollt-Ko, nwnitMT of tho Hluto board of filnfitliinIliUori. Wlllnmotte unlvornlty wn do-cldt-d upon-nn tho ticono of tho confi'rptico Mt'imlonii noxt yur. lU-Holutlonii jmmmd ftt tho btinl- . awn iiu-vuiik tonay ruvoicd tho formation of it Uniform hookkftop- oik iymphi ror mo iurpono of hiir voyn nnd UHkod for Mtudy of an or tliiiiljil(,n 0r 'Ifi.irtmrni of Hlhlo mudy nnd rqllKluiiH oducutlon in Kollowhitf Dr. W. H. Loor ro port on tho conforenco nrholar ihln, Jt wnn derided to rnntlniio tho Krmitlntr of honor nr holnrHhlpN to tho hlKh HchoolM of tho utiuo. One rn hfititrNhlp kooh to enrh mdiool to ho uwardi-d to KradimtlnK tu- Co - 0peration - - . " ' . mi,iiii"ii, . iiiui.liii "'Mil. I1MMIIY nilll I.IMIAI; M i;il 11 A TIIO lilll"""'H imi ll'S if oi. r city milliilt Um iixirt f nil Workliiit I't-oplo nnil, miti'Hi' i- ;K"A1, plujlnir I'nlon Ijilx.r or ilLsplIng tlio Union Oinl, nro rMiiniiiu'iMliil lf liAIIOK COUNtlllj; AUTO CM'AMNG Attto I'nro Co,, 1'liuno 8(l, ' 717 Ollvo. , AUTO nATlKHU S Ilrakpl & Whlto, Phmie 1019 HI) 0th Ava. Wmt. - Kuirnno Miornicn Untlr.ry Co. . l'liono UT1, 010 l'rart Ntrcct. AUTO SAIKS A OAHAOKB J'. Calklnn Motor Co. l'liono no.t, fl.17 I'mrl. DiiKimo (Jnrnffn, I'liimo 61, 69 6th Avo. Went, i AUTO TlltKS AND VU1-CIAM,IN(J ' n. A M, Tiro & Vulcnnl7ln Co., l'liono 810, M6 : Olive. . nAHl'IUFS ' -Korn rinkliut Oo,, l'liono 71, k 400 11th 1), Kronimnl llro Plinno 28il, , 70 7th Avo. Ijmt, f!r,bTIMNO UrowiwviUo Woo Ion Mill Nloro, Plunio 207, 70! Wlllnnmtlo. Pnnl T. Clmnn, Phono 2D1, 718 WlllninoMo. llnU'n Ctuili Nloro, fiprliyf flolil, Omtton. cnKAMi;niF,s r,ii(fonn IVviiinrH Cmnmonr, Pliono 6il8, 603 Ollvo, S elling Regularly at 60c Here! Package ilMita for mrlt In dfholaailn nc tlvlth-M nnd will 1 vnlldntnd hy nny of tho con fore 1 1 co gtrhoolN an in tho (met. FRUIT DEALERS FINED l,ONh) OI'Klti:HH OIUKCT TO KrUAVI.h AI'I'IJ.S (Hy Th Aitfwltnd I'reitN) WAHMINOTDN, Nov. 30. Tho doimrlhifitit of nKrlttutlum liaa iH't'ii Infortiixd hy Hm ntlnclm at London thnt fruit dniU-ra thnro huvo linen find fur mcIHiik Ameri can npph'H ulH'Knd to contain ur Mtttilo In httrntful nuiinilth-ri. Krult and murkntlntr exportfi of Ihu tlupartniont aald today tlmt tho nmount of nrinl rnportod to huvo bovn found witi ltma than a third of n indli:tnal doito to oiu'h applo nnd -thnt nnaumliiK that akin and nil wan pntnn with nut wanhltiK or wiping, u doxon would huvo had tn ho rimmiiiH'd at ono tlmn hn forn rtntinun fiffi'ctil fould follow. No (,'imo of fatal or ovin hoi-Ioiih llliicHM from thl ruum haa honn rnportod In Ihta country hut thn cxpi-rta aro contlnulnK vlRoroiiHly thv offorta they havo boon makltm fur (mo tlmn to odiicatn Aim'rl fitn Ki'owcra In tho proper hnnd Hiik of nrttt-nlcal Mptnya which urn fHiivntlal to thu uultui'u of tho fruit. The First Prindple of Success ynur l ricniin nnil I'liniiiiM, nro rriiinni"" "....uiukss I IIKPARTMKNT STOHIOS J. Alnlt .liihiunn Co., 80 lu Nlntli Ht. J. O. Penny Co. l'liono 278, Olil U'lllnmotlo DRY GOODH MnlliHik'n Store, Phono 00, 67 Otli Avo. KneU i;i,ECTRIO SUPI'Mr.8 lllllloy IHnclrln Co,, I'hnnS , SV4, MO Wlllnnlt'tto. iURNrrun Stnndnrtl Ktimllnro Co., llnlllK llull(lin., fJlKK I IUlOH A MKATS Ulnlr ltlvil. Grmwry. Phone 1886, 130 lllnlr.V I'olniiiMiiit Grocery, l'liono 108, nor, 181li ami Mom, Moan Htroet CnMi Grooory, nor, 17th nnil Mow.. V, K. Power Orooery, Phone no, 70 Otli Ave. I'). (imj'n Cnxh A Cnrry, l'liono 267, 60 7111 Ave. I), Innth'n Groonry, Plinno 2006, 700 Illfth. Mnllnek'11 Wore, Plinno 00, - 67 0th Ave. VMKt, -Miller A HittelilnMin, Plume 088, 1,'ltll A 11 lull, Miller A .lohnmin, l'liono 188, 406, 8th Avo. Wont, finnlliiry Grocery, l'liono 1001, 760 Monroo. Come Today! 75c Box Wedge wood Lawn Writing Paper 49c Complete $1.00 Outfit. Auto Strop Razors 59c Telephone 232 An itching skin i.JL is aggravateu oy scratcbni; Whvruntliiy of infettini J kin, or it cttiiini the m lion il when iliibt w ..Inn Al R(0M Ointment fill W tht itcmni-, Jjyl' peiiiltij treitment ra f,ili todtirmi the inni''"' md loreKM m finally kin toiuw"' diecriminatinn men yho li in Upon T.L .kin. AH ' ' ., linn, " - IIAHDWABB . rA. 666 I" W' Mr-ATM' l,.l.Wln-Mrkjl.l"c- The i;'K"', 5 WU'0" Plieno utlo. ,1th A.o. Allen I , IJj ,v 0th n'"1 il-l-' I'V II
