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PAGE FOUR HOME WORKERS MEET MARCH 20 H IE SPRINGFIELD NEWS OREGON SENATORS FARE WELL IN APPOINTMENTS ON RADIO! WEEK'S FOOD LIST CAN BE BOUGHT FOR $3.94 M cN ary Chosen M in o rity Party Leader; S te lw e r on Banking and Currency Com m ittee Naw B ulletin Glvaa Manua and Recipee for W hole Month of econom ical Meal» '»HVR8DAY. MRACH 10. 1933 VILLEÏ SCHOOL HONOR ROLL 000LR1 LAW IS PROBLEMS OP TO BE ENFORCED it'o n iln u e d from Piral Page* V idor Kvenuk, Hoger Tuhlaa. Third Grade Washington. D. C„ March l<— Three-Day Conference to Ap Can a f»inii> of five two adults McKamie District» Consider attendance— Hotly Put Aldrich Property Owners to Unlto in Senators McNary and Stelwer so and three children - buy every item ply Economics Facts to Methods of Educating Chil Belly Jean Jacobson. Ruth Phalr I cure noteworthy assignm ents In re Extensive Cnmpitign to De of food tor an adequate diet tor a Oregon Problems dren With Less Cost Robert Gardner. Maxwell Pohl I organisation of the United States week for lees than «4. here in Ore stroy Gray Diggers | Senate. Fritts Smltaon. Tom William gon in 1933* The third annual Oregon confer School problems of the McKenal Mary Alice Bartholomew, Lots An IntenslV'. cainpulxn uunlnsl Believe it or not. that la exactly ence for the study of home Inter | Senator McNary has been chosen . ... ...... .valley districts are being discussed I h tlr. Lolnia Itodenbough, Thor I ray digger ground squirrels la In minority leader of the Senate and w h a t , new publication of the ho,no I (h |, b) ma|n. |)( |h |, ests, designed this year to dtri-ct id Johnson, Ellis Roberts Tom he carriixl on ill all parts of l.ane he maintains his membership on economics extension -ervlce at Ore all th » science of the home econo school and grade districts. The first my Thomss. the com m ittees on Agriculture and ceuntv again this year hy the coun gon State college says can he done mists to the practical betterment --f the v m eetings was held al Wal Fotjestry. Commerce. Irrigation and Fourth Grade ty agent In coo|,sratlan with farm In fact it gives prices item-hy-item of Oregon homes through the pres lervllle when Ihe Orange sponsored j Reclamation Manufacturers m ih ) titvndance—Verglc Bussard. Irle erganliallona. community rom all- for a week that total at retail lit ent economic emergency. Is called I a m as. mee, ng which time pa. K, A(Um, , te, s. atld olhsr llileresled groupa. Corvallis Just |3 94. which Is less for March 30 to April 1, inchi Ivel Territories amt Insular affairs urns of ihe district could obtain , , UnlnbrWge. Bobbg II......e tt Harri This Is a con 11 n us I Ion of the earn . Senator Stelwer has been made than allowed by most standard re at the school of horn economics at | , . . Ltnua.lo» on actual condition. „ , . . wrplll.. | a member of the ucoffic al Com palgu started In 1935 and carried lief agencies. Oregon State college Thia meeting; w a. addreaaed by Harwood. John Meek. Donald Cook mittee on comm ittees and has been o s each year > Ince then, according N ot Thsorstloal Liat In keeping with the lim es, ar lau ren ce Moffitt, county -el,o«,l Hv„ o la ..h lp Harrison Billing. placed on the powerful Kules com t h ^ l H a U H t oV um d“"'.” a we. k' . ""»M b''"a*1 h»_rU nery,"ihll’lh "war.""l7u to County Agent (). H Flethar. rangements have bceu made this mittee. His other com m ittee as The stale rodent oontrol law re year to enable both women and signm ents include Appropriations. this public»,ion. prepared l.r g e l, ¡,|#d, ' n h e i R n 1‘,,F,',U“ “r‘'' quiring all persons hav ng charge men of the various counties to at Hanking and Currency (to which f land Io poison ground squirrels by Lucy A. la s s , extension uutr , OI1 „ pprwlPhUtlv,,H rrill„ ‘¡rw n. Ethel Itutl, kulop. tend the meetings with the least banking measures and Ihe majority < n their holdings will be enforced lion speclallat. contain, actual ya„ ey . chtM>1 dW rW , (|1 ^ , h„ Fifth Grad, possible cash expense. One group of relief legislation is assigned). m enu, for an entire month on this IUM>UnB A llen,lance G la d ,. Calm. Bonny In latnn enuntyq again this year of homemakers in a northern Wil Public l-ands and Indiau Affairs. Captain E. A. Salisbury, noted J ,W k S ’ ." T “ r° r A <*«*««**» Kar' Harwood, Howard official notice In regard to this lam ette valley county is even plan m ailer will be Inund In another explorer and lecturer, who w ill ning to atterd at an expense of le s e • m ■ n t en. th«» adoption of the county unit KHnofcIter, I M I I uh Knight. Delbert broadcast daily over radio station than $3 each. This is made possible GOVERNMENT OFFERS While the menus and recipe- system for high school was noted Koch. Ruth Martin. Marlon t’hair column of this paper, t ’nder thia FREE SUMMER CAMP KGW “ art1"’ Monday at 4:4« p. m. were prepared primarily for use o f'a t the meeting In Ihe general dis Jerold Siem sen. James Richards law, 31 rodent control supervlaura through the opening of dormitories poisoned squirrels on 15« trad e of to visitors at 75 cents for two relief com m ittees through the state. I cusston led by Mr Moffitt who ex ! »’heater Schlewe. land containing a total of 31,409 they were gathered Into bulletin j plained how It had worked In Kin nights or SI for three, and provis M any Apply for C. M. T. C. T ra in ing to Be Held a t Vancouver, form In Ihe belief that many self math. Crook and Lincoln counties s , holarHhlp Jane Apger, Gaea, ucres during 1933 The expenses Ion for "picnic lunches" right in W ashington Four W eeks sustaining fam ilies faced with the wh -re It has been In operation for K“r,'» * or"’. Eugene Fulop. Andrew of this work were charged against the home economics building where delegates may get hot coffee to necwaalty of drastically curtailing : oma year. It has proven ¥Brv Knight, Je.se tanning, the land and rollecled with Ihe expenditures, will find them use-1 successful In both Crook and Kla. '“ " h " ru‘ " Maxey. Marlon taxes The county agent recom Vancouver Barracks. Wash.. Mar. supplement food brought from home. math counties where the coal *‘halr- “ « ^ y PolUrd. Jim mie Btam mends that land owners nee to It (S p ecia li—Indicating another ________ capacity attendance, more than «00 Men Invited to Attend Must Get Full Value - very item including transportation 'D* hard», Robert Strand, Ihst their tenants poison squirrels on their land. "A thrift program implies full I1* *•>-* against an average of J8? In * ” M,,*r hlewe. A program considered more vital appliants were already on file here ' 0 Make Clothing for Chil- Polson Barloy Prspsrsd dren at W. C. T. U. Farm and immediately applicable to pres this week for the 1933 Citizens' value from any tnvedm ent.” »ay | L^na oouatjr. Sixth Grads An adequate supply of poisoned ent problems than ever before has Military Training Camp to be held Hoirie Near Corvallis the authors. "In times of prosperity At the Deerhorn P. T. A. meeting Attendance Robert Downes, barley lias been prepared by the been arranged under the direction at this post beginning June 23.' It may include spending of many Wednesday night further discus Lawrence Thompson. Peter Chase, ouniy agent for sale at cost. The Articles of clothing for children of Claribel Nye. state leader of it was announed today, and among values, which, though unessential ' »Ion of the school situation was Paul N oll, Leroy Church. Billie poison hurley Is put up In flve- at the W. C. T. U. farm home near home economics extension. It is them are 31 from Lane county. add richness to living, in times of continued. this lime taking up the Nesbitt. Clarence Clark. Lillie |M>und hag. lhai anti at thirty cenla The camp, which will run for Corvallis will he made in the next built around an adequate under economic atresa a thrift program problem of the Decrhorn grade Tale. Frank Bennett. Lorraine each Dealers In all parts of Ihe standing of the present economic four weeks, is free to able bodied few months as a major project for constats of getting all esaentlal chool d'slrlcl Many favor sending Squires, Billie Gltheus. Marie difficulties as they apply to the young men between the ages of 17 the Civic club it was voted here values with little financial invent-j their students to Leaburg ihe com Briggs. Robert Nice, John Phillips, ounlv will handle (he polaon, Following Is a list of places In and about 24. who are recommend Tuesday at a meeting held al the home, methods of cutting home meDt ln« year A Joint meeting of the I Vern Gules. Thelma Johns, Roberta this pari of the county where pol costs without endangering health ed by their pastors, school teachers, home of Mrs. A. J. Cowart. Mrs. "This bulletin is Io aid In main-1 •wo school hoards to discuss this Pulman, Carmel Waddell, Anita on Imrley can he purchased or happiness, and means of pro city or county officials, or reserve. H- O- Dlbblee and Mra. Meda Catch- taining a desirable standard of Itv I w,ll he held soon. Pugh, Polly Dulchuk. Springfield, I A M Feed and Meed moting better home and community national guard or regular army of *»g were assistant hoateas. Mrs. W. ing with little expenditure of Maas meetings of Ihe residents ~ --------- " company; Maroola. W aller Price fleers in their communities. Ap T. Donaldson. Mrs. J. Fulop and morale in the face of difficulties money but with a very substantial ; of each of the districts ar.- being _ _ _ q n y T C i U r u n e store; Fall Creek. Ilrewer'a store; Men. particularly those who are plicants may communicate directly Mrs. D. O. Fischer were named Invesini-nt of the homemaker's planned for the Immediate future bU X TEAM E N D S Lowell, Blair's store; Oakridge. temporarily unemployed, are in with C. M T. C. headquarters at I members of a comm ittee to make time, ability, skill and interest " --------------------------- BEASON W ITH PARTY Templeman's store; Dexter, W il Vanouver Barracks, or with enroll plans for this benefit work vited to this conference as well as liam's store; Trent. Wood's store; This menu and recipe bulletin FACTORS IN HOP SUCCESS Following the business meeting women, and part of the program ment om m ittee members in their Members of the Red Box basket Vida, Payne's service station. Jaa games and contesta were enjoyed. which I free to Oregon citizen«, and exhibits will be devoted to counties. LISTED BY BRESSMAN hall team, comprls.ug girls from per, Bauer's store. is but one of a series of pamphlets Prompt action on the part of any and a special radio number. ''When ways by which they may add to and Eugens, .... , . . , both Springfield - ------------- ------. - dosed the betterment of the home through prospective applicants is urged. Irish Eyes Are Smiling" was prea- and circulars published recently to help Oregon homemakers In saving " i° ' h,‘ h,’P ba>l,“'a* -------------------------------- 'heir season Munday ------------- evening _lth , . adding equipment and convenien The quota is 590 a; in 1932. but ented over station KORE. with a reasonable prospect of sue , party At ip,, home of Miss Abbie BRATTAIN PRINCIPAL due to the fact that a few counties The anniversary of the founding safely. Others deal with economi ces with little or no cash outlay. cess under the appureni advantage Ellis In Eugene. Games and danc PASSES TRAINING TEST Plans for Lane county participa each year send in far more appli- of the local club, will be observed cal school lunches, the use of of preaent price stimulation? K | |„g wer, enjoyed by the member. ___ „ ... i ---•------ - • — -------------- tian in the annual conference were cants than their quotas permit, and at the April meeting to be held at powdered skim milk in the home, i how to make American cheese at ,, * " C” P" • ' of Ihe team and their gtiaata. Re Glen II Wood, principal at the discussed Saturday at a meeting also due to the fact that scores of the home of Mrs. Paul Brattain home, making homemade soap, and * ° , ,.U ’* col,*l' B- ,f ,e r > ’*“• treshuietila were also served Rruttaln school has surcesafuUy of the executive committee of the applicants annually fail to quahfy Mrs. Donaldson will be tbe assist- wild spr ng plants that are palat !"* * Up" WD<1 lll’* u" ,b * Members of the Irani presented a completed his final examinations Home Economics counil. The one- 1f0F various reasons, there is still ant hostess. able a "greens business through several decades, photo of them selves io Oirlr coach and hns received a certificate of act ptav. "His Soul” which won room for candidates even t h o u g h --------------------------- __________________ *uu'* •* “P >“ this manner: ¡Spec Murray. capacity for captaincy of tha Or first place In the county-wide dra ..me SO.) requests are on file Las. METHODISTS TELL OF m a w v D iD T ir c r-nrre-r "A»y«ne really familiar with hop Those attending were M is. Eva gsnlzed Officers Reserve. matics contest this spring will be year more than 1300 applications, MANY PARTIES GREET growing who has excellent river Spat«. Mr Murray. Mildred Walk Mr, Wood has been active in the SUNDAY SERVICES presented at the conference on were received. DOCTOR ON BIRTHDAY bo,l°® la",‘ wt'11 U- pro ley, Eldred Giaspey. Evelyn Bens Reserve work for som e time and Thursday evening. Marh 30. by the ----------- during 2000 pounds of dry bops per ton. Mob Willshire, Maxine Snod will go to Albany Maturday as a "The Vine and the Branches” cast from the Irving Grange. COUNCIL MEETING TO Three social events were held In a<,r,>. a,,<l *bo is well equipped and grass. Lloyd Oar.'tson. Ted Cart- delegate from Ihe Eugene organila I will be the text of the sermon at BE INFORMAL EVENT the morning service Sunday at the this community during the past » ‘»'«W «» combat threatening out »right, and Miss Ellis. Two mem ¡lion to the state convention of that INDEPENDENT BALL downy mildew disease bers of the team were unable to 1 body This will be an all day m esl Methodist church. The five o'clock weeh-end honoring tbe birthday of | break’' TEAM HAS BANQUET Regular monthly meeting of the vesper service will be featured by Dr W. C. Rebhan and also that of ,n spring and ut picking time, and be present. Ing with Governor Julius Meter and _______ ( tty Council will be held tonight gospel singing. The m essage will M R Irish, general manager of the wbo Possibly can obtain a good cot,-1 other notable men scheduled to ap Mothers of players on the Spring at i 30 but will be an Informal af-jbe: "Personal religion in a decayed Irish grocery stores. tract at 20 conts a pound over sev- Goes to Denver — Mrs Frank pear on Ihe program. field Independent basketball team fair as the county Is still In the civilisation." Dean C Poindexter la s t Thur day Mr and Mrs W Tsnrs. has a good opportunity, i Giahan, left Tuesday for Denver prepared a large dinner for the legal holiday proclaimed by the pastor, will preach at both services C. Cabe entertained at their home lf an)' ut theee essen tials are where she will spend s o n s time, On January 12. 1931, Goldsboro, players and a few of their friends president according to I. M Peter ___________ The Junior League m eets at 4 p with a surprise dinner In honor of ml »•»<. he better stay out." ; i’a . basketball team defeated at Taylor hall Sunday afternoon son, recorder. ni aDd tbe Epworth League at « Dr Rebhan. Friday Mrs. Rebhan Pengra Child III— Little Georgia Checker Club, o, Harrisburg. I’a., Hal Hatton entertained with a num No official business can be tran o'clock. entertained, Inviting Mr. and Mrs COUNTY TAX LEAGUE Koeble of Peligra Is III at the home i X5 (o 81 This Is M le v sd to be a ber of tap dances and the Plummer sacted. Local officials are basing __________________ D B. Murphy and M is, Clara Jones MEETING IS TONIGHT of her parents this week I record for total score. orchestra furnished music. Sunday a social was h'ld at the ______ _ th. ir actions on those of G F. Sk.p FORMER OFFICER OF Those present were Freeman. worth, Ircuit Judge, who has been Rebhan home Immediately after ihe Regular meeting of the I-ane Everett, and Faye Squires. Miss convening court each morning this STAR GIVEN RITUAL Sunday evening services for both County Tax Conservation league Edith W illis. Coy Leathers, Mr. and week and later dism issing it pend Dr Rebhan and Mr. Irish, whose w)1I bo held evening al the Mrs. C. A Swarts and M r Pearl Mrs. Leroy Nice, George Thatcher, ing authority to function. birthdays were Friday. Two beau Eugene Chamber of Commerce at Schantol entertained Thursday of Miss Margaret Haak, William Cox. tlful and cleverly decorated birth 7 ;s 0 according ,« announcement of last week for Mrs. Lena M. Fwed Dorothy Hart. Lloyd Mattison. Mr. BROTHERHOOD MEET day cake-- were the center of al officers. W W Harcombe. presl- erlck, immediate past matron of Gardner, Zan?tta Arnold. Miss Both dealt with the fish dent and F. B Held, secretary. IS SET FOR MONDAY the Cascade chapter. O. E. 8. All traction Eleanor Smith. Joe Gerber. Walter Ing theme, one being round and __________________ ¡officers who served under Mrs. having a boat on top in which the Scharon, Gilbert Ernsting. Bernard Given License« to Wed Regular monthly meeting of the Fraederick were invited and they Faunce. two honored men were riding. The Marriage licenses lasued during Methodist Brotherhood will be held present, d Mrs. Fraed.-rlck with other cake was shaped like a boa, , he past week by the county clerk in the church ba-em ent Monday handsome leather bound ritual BEN SKINNER BREAKS with the two men set in froshtlng Brt. aa fo||OWs: Milton Haas and evening at 8:30 starting with a pot • _________________ BACK IN ACCIDENT luck supper. A program is being --------------------------- Mabel Windard, both of Eugene; EnterUln , t p , rty -M r . and Mrs Mabel Resident Here — Charles J Royal Bimpaon and Dorothy Rich arranged this week bu, cannot be clayton F Barber entertained a, A 30 foot fall at the Booth Kelly announced at this time. Carson of Mabel was a visitor In Inond, both of Eugene- Joseph an informal card party at their Springfield Wednesday. Lumber company plant here yester Haynes. Noti, and N ettle Williams home Tuesday evening. Those pres day resulted In a broken back for Walton; Joseph Rlsenhubnr. Can Hit by B u lle t - Paul M.ller of ent practlced playlnK ,.ontract Ben Skinner, 4«. ary. and Wanda Miles, Ada. Ed Vida was accidentally shot In his bridge. Mr. Skinner is a crane operator side with a bullet from a 22 rifle _________________ ward Tuhy, Springfield and Oer for the lumber company and was Monday when working on the road indie Russel), Jasper. _______________________ doin? some repair work when the Is that vicinity. He was alone at Principal Roy Qulney and Mr accident happened about noon. Phy the tim e according to his statement Rice, the Janitor, are repairing the NOTICE sicians at the Eugene hospital to a local physician. The bullet en Mr ar)d M„ Rf)bl„on a„d fan]Hy lunch room at the school and will i WHEREAS in chapter 127, gener whera he is a patient say that his tered Just below the lung and did , rom KugenP and Mr and Mrg have completed their work soon. al laws of Oregon, enacted In 1919, entire lower body is paralyzed. They are kalsomlning the plaster It is declared to be the duty of not cause any serious injury. Frank Crampton and three sons and finishing the wood work. The every person, firm, copartnership, and corporation owning. from Dexter, spent last Sunday at students at the school extend theli rompany Doctor is Out—Dr. N. W. Emery leasing, occupying, possessing <”r Home from Hospital— W. H. the W eaver home here. has recovered sufficiently to be Hobbs. Springfield laundryman. has thanks to these two men and to having charge of or dominion ove, HARDWARE — FURNITURE — RADIOS — PAINT Mrs. Stollerstead received a raes the few boys who helped them for “'!y able to be at his office a few hours returned to his home from the Pa pla< e' bul,<llnlf. structure, wharf, pier or dock which is Infest _ sage ol tb s death o t her grand each day. ciflc Christian hospital where h e lm o(her npar Draln a few dayf( their work. ed with ground squirrels and other The eighth grade girls postponed noxious rodents or predatory ani underwent an operation recently. ago. S h e.h a s lived here with Mrs Major Operation— Harry Benton their cooking club meeting until mals, or as soon as the presence of Stollerstead much of the time. «« of Marcola underwent a major oper next Tuesday because the lunch the same shall come to his, their or Vida People Here— Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elia Baugh Is spending this room where they usually meet was It, knowledge, at once to proceed ation at the Pacific Christian hos York Thompson of Vida were visi week in Eugene with her aunt, Mrs being repaired. The officers of the and to continue In good faith to ex pita! in Eugene Tuesday morning. tors in Springfield Wednesday. terminate and destroy such rodents Culver. club are Bernice Smith, president; by poisoning, trapping or other ap Mrs. Zora Culver spent last Delores Nice, secretary r Ethel Oott propriate and effective m eans; and WHEREAS gray digger ground week-end with her parents, Mr. vice-president. The club has been squirrels (Citellus douglasll) are and Mrs. D. O. Baugh here. named the "Willing Workers. noxious rodents in Lano Counuty, The chairman for the next school Oregon. Now, therefore, all of such per program to be given Friday aftor noon is Wendell Bartholomew. His sons, firms, copartnerships, cor • Wo are well equipped to give you n prompt, complete poratlons and companies owning or assistants are June Berg. Bonnie having dominion over land in said Warmer temperatures of the past Holm, and Jean Lloyd. Lane County, Oregon, are hereby printing service of “The Printing 'Staples' Used In week have been bringing out the Debating has been started nt the requlredy to take steps to exterm i Every BusinoRH Comm unity." | snow from the higher levels. Even school. Tuesday the eighth grade nate said gray digger ground squir I without the rains which have pre held a debate on the subject, "Re rels (Citellus Douglasll) within thirty days from the date of the # These “ Staples" are the printing (hat you are using v io u sly fallen so steadily. The solved. that oral and written Eng first publication of this notice. If ¡snow is reported to have settled Ilsh Is more important than any such steps are not taken, a person tlay after day, week after week, and month after two fee, the past few days. other subject in school.” Affirms or persons appointed by the county court of said l.ane County will en month. The recreation room added to the tlve debaters were Bernice Smith ter upon said lands and proceed to W altervllle church will be used Bueford Halverson, and Bonnie exterm inate said gray digger > C h e e k your supplles-on-hand NOW. If exhausted or ‘ Friday night o , this week when Holm Wendell Bartholomew. Flo ground squirrels (Citellus doug j Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Clark will en rence Roberts, and Robert Rich lasll) and the cost of said exterm i low place the order TODAY. tertain the W altervllle C. E so ardson upheld the negative side of nation will be levied against said land , ciety. the question. The County Agricultural Agent LETTERHEADS ANNOUNCEMENTS Mrs. Royal Glck entertained the Barbara Jane Hotels has recent hereby designates Monday, April STATEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS ¡Deerhorn Bridge club ai her home ly moved away. She was in Ihe sec 10th) as a day to be known as "squirrel poisoning day" through ENVE1 -OPES Tuesday afternoon. PAMPHLETS ond grade. out said Lane County, and It is Practice on the P. T. A. play, BLOTTERS The primary grades are working hereby recommended that poison HANDBILLS "Miss Molly," is held several times bnrley, as prepared by Ihe under The Growing Child Needs Meat, the Body Builder. on projects dealing with Holland. RECEIPT8 TICKETS each week. They have completed several of the signed And representatives of the FOLDERS TAOS The Workers society Is practic projects and are continuing with Bureau of Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agri ing a piny. Mrs. C. C. Polley en this work. culture, be used for the purpose of tertained this group at her home Mrs. Riddle's room have almost siicli extermination. Such poison The BEST OF MEATS at Our Market Friday afternoon. 20 perfect days of attendance. bnrley may be secured from the un- The W altervllle Ladles Aid When 20 daya are completed the ilerslgned at his office ln Eugene, group quilted at the home of Mrs. entire room will receive a half-holi Lane County, Orogon, at approxi mately Ihe cost of preparation. D. E. Benson Thursday and Friday day. E. C. STUART, Prop. Date of first publication of this of last week. And at the home of The eighth grade basketball team notice March 1«, 19,.a. 4th and Main Sts. Phone 63 Business Printers (Signed) O. 8. FLETCHER, Mrs. Lester Millican Thursday of won a game from the seventh County Agricultural Agent. this week. Springfield graders Tuesday by the score 13-11. ( M. 18-23-30) Civic Club la kes Child A id Project S p e c ia l O n Used Electric R A D IO S Lincoln School Notes Thurston 1 RADIOLA 1 CROSLEY 1 BRUNSWICK C h o ic e $ 1 6 .7 5 Wright & Sons The Printing Staples’ Used In Every Business Community ▼ Pep! Pep! Pep! that's M EAT I McKenzie Valley Your Children Deserve the Best INDEPENDENT MEAT CO. The Willamette Press
