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PAGE TWO THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1934 --==-========================================================================================================== Uhe Germiain Beralb Published every Thursday at Hermis- ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, Publishers. Second Class Matter Entered December, 190C, Umatilla County, Oregon. * * * * * * * * * * * “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” Hal E. Hss. Oregon citizens who knew Hal E. Hoss either as a public official, newspaper man or friend, cannot help but know that his great public popularity was merit' <1 by his per- sonality and genuine liking for mankind. Always alert to the interests of the people he served, his popularity had spread far beyond his personal acquaintances—until the mere men tion of his name commanded a deep respect—a respect for a public ser- vant who had kept faith with him- self. Hei Hoss had fought a losing bat- tie against a deadly malady for years but had never given up his work, and never had It suffered be cause of neglect. His last official act, under date of February 2, was the issuance of a press statement in which he accounted for funds re ceived from the federal gasoline fuel tax. A life of service closed before it was half finished—but Oregon citizens are proud to say that he was ours. t PINE CITY NEWS By Oleta Nelli t MAGAZINE DISTRIBUTED. t COLUMBIA NEWS By Helen Jendrzejewski Housewives who visit local Safe Mr. and Mrs. Finch attended Mn. H. J. Ott and daughters Ed- Grange practice at Pleasant Point way store this Friday will depart na and Marian were visitors at the with a copy of a sparkling national Henry Lindner home Sunday. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Roy Omohundro and child weekly magazine tucked in among Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Valentine ren were business visitors in Her their purchases, according to plans and family, Helen and Wallace Cou miston Saturday. Miss Frankie Neal made by Herbert Hedwall, manager ture, Dorothy and Helen Addleman, returned home with them to Mpeud ol Safeway store, in Hermiston. Dorothy and Laura Conrad, Juani Every copy of “The Family Cir ta Allen, Dale Wells, and Herbert Subscription Rates: the week end. One Year ..... $1.00 Several people in the community cle", the name of the magazine, has Fox were visitors at the R. H. Stock Six Months ............................. - .75 have been quite ill with an attack been exclusively purchased by Safe ard home Saturday evening. way and will be distributed free of Three Months ........................... 50 of the German measles. The members of the Farm Bureau Mr. and Mrs. C. I. j Ayers and charge to customers in appreciation Auxiliary spent a day sewing at the of the friendly relationship existing home of Mrs. L. Hammer last week. children and Miss Oleta : in Hermiston on business aturday. between them. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Stockard were | OC ION Edited by Harry Evans, former visitors at the R. H. Stockard home I Mrs. O. F. Thomson, Mrs. E. P. Jarmon and Mrs. Fred Lee motored managing editor of “Life” and the Sunday. WHETHER IT BE AN INVESTMENT PROBLEM . . present cinema editor of that hu- to Pendleton Tuesday. Miss Helen Addleman was an morous weekly, "The Famlly Cir- over night guest of Miss Dot Con LOANS ... OR THE OPENING OF A SAVINGS OR A large number of Pine City peo Now One Unit. ple attended the Farm Bureau meet ■le” is anything but a "booster rad Tuesday. CHECKING ACCOUNT. AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS ing and program that was given by sheet” or houseorgan. F. W. Lenz and son Martin left The long delayed organization of The issue of February 9th will of the Heppner school at Alpine Sat for Portland and other valley points BANK’S MODERN FACILITIES AND ITS MANY SER people in the Inland Empire has urday night. Some of them, also fer, among other outstanding fea Saturday. grown out of the Tuesday meeting VICES. helped to charivari Mr. and Mrs tures, a short story, "Two Wise Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Davidson were at Lewiston and the night session at Men”, by Richard Connell, nation Sunday visitors at the R. L. Addle- Edward Rice after the program. Walla Walla when a new inland Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayers called ally famous fiction writer; "Technl- man home. Empire Waterways association was on Mrs. Ollie Neill and Mr. and Mrs. ue of Cooking”, by Ida Bailey Al- Opal Stockard, Dorothy, Helen formed to unite the efforts of groups en; ideas for a Valentine Party by and Victor Addleman, and Herbert C. H. Ayers Thursday evening . in eastern Oregon, eastern Washing The Merry Troopers from Hermis Tulia Lee Wright; "A Dinner Date Fox were visitors at the Conrad ton and Idaho, in securing sea locks of Hermiston ton will present two one-act plays vith Kay Francis”, by Harry Evans, home Sunday. IRRIGON NEWS at Bonneville. The people repre hich promises some illuminating Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. at Alpine February 23. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jendrzejewski By Mrs. W. C. Isom senting this territory are quoted as Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Brien were lews; "Sons who Dodge Their Fa- were Stanfield visitors Tuesday. being ”1,094,329,” who, by directed George Hendrix, who has been in R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President F. B. SWAYZE, President Miss Bessie Hammer of Salem effort, should be able to carry some Portland the past several months. In Pendleton Monday on business nous Father's Footsteps”, by Har- A. H. NORTON, Cashier D. M DEETER, Asst. Cashier iet Thorndyke; Robert Pilgrim's spent the week end with her par weight in securing the attention of returned home this week for the Katherine O’Brien stayed at the home of Mrs. Ollie Neill while he: 'Food for Thought”; moving picture ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hammer. She representatives at Washington and summer season. and stage reviews by Harry Evans; has now returned to her duties as parents were In Pendleton. metropolitan centers. Jack White was a Portland visi ■ section of cartoons and humor; an nurse in the Salem hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill wer tored to Pendleton Friday. 14th, there will be a joint party of Following this important step of tor this week. business visitors in Echo Wed ne: illustrated department for children Valias Dexter, son of Mr. and Mrs. the Hermiston and Pendleton Ep Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Upham were forming organized forces of mutuai Don Rutledge and Frank Brace which will introduce a new Split- Monday visitors at the O. Wells Burt Dexter, is greatly improved worth Leagues. This is to be an interests, the old domination of made a business trip to Portland day. word Contest, and a Jolly Jingles home. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Cox an and has returned to his home from invitation affair but all league forces in better represented sections Wednesday. ontest in which there will be 375 children and Mr. and Mrs. Bur Columbia the Hermiston hospital where he has members are invited. The upper grades of should be eliminated. The feeble Mrs. Frank Fredrickson Inter• Wattenburger and children called or in prizes and 21 winners each week. school have been dismissed for two been convalescing from an appendi struggle of groups In isolated sec Mr. Hedwall asid that this week, Notice of Sale Under Lien. tions will now be united in one ef tained the H. E. C. ladies at her Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young Sonda mil each Friday thereafter, any per- days due to the fact that the car citis operation. home Thursday afternoon. Those evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ober and child penters have opened the partition fort in the request for the construc NOTICE is hereby given that the on calling at a Safeway store, re between the upper room and the ren of Hermiston visited at the Gene The Pine City school has starte tion of sea locks at Bonneville. These present were Mrs. A. C. Houghten, undersigned will, on the 23rd day sardless of any purchases made. new addition. Mrs. Frank Brace, Mrs. Harry Smith a school paper. Through a contei McFarland home Sunday. people of the Interior represent th> of February, 1934, at 10:00 o’clock nay obtain a free copy of "The Elbert Hutchison is now employ- Mr. and Mrs. George Cramar of A. M., at the Wm. «Kryger ranch 75,000,000 or more bushels of grain Mrs. Chas. Caldwell, Mrs. Robert the name Rim Rock was decided o* Family Circle”. Smith, Mrs. Frank Norcross, Mrs. as the name. It will probably be ed at Heppner. Pendleton spent the week end with grown annually to he shipped Olli about 4 miles southwest of Hermis The Farm Bureau Auxiliary had Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark. to logical markets. At present, and Clara Smith, Mrs. Don Kenney, Mrs. published every Friday and it will 12209999999*%%% ton, by virtue of a Notice of Claim W. C. Isom, Mrs. Minnie McFarland, contain all the school news. an all day meeting Friday. A pot Ray Erwin is on a 21 day leave for years, these rates have been pre- of Lien filed with the County Clerk and Miss Effie Bullock. A t BOARDMAN NEWS t birthday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Corrlgall gave luck dinner was served at noon. The from the Marines and is visiting posterons, and yet the farmer has of Umatilla County, Oregon, on the By Mrs. Dan Ransier women tied three quilts. At the relatives here. been unable to do anything about It shower was tendered Miss Bullock a dance for the enjoyment of their 20th day of January, 1934, sell at by the club members. friends at their home Saturday lose of the meeting the auxiliary Art Bousquet of Condon Is spend Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ingles were At present the major project un public auction for cash in hand, all ing a few days with his family. At the melon growers meeting night. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bur presented Mrs. J. Paxton with der consideration is the construc the right, title and interest of M. C. Mrs. L. D. Neill motored to Hepp Mrs. W. A. Conlon and Mrs. El mall gift of remembrance. Mrs. held Friday night, R. V. Jones was chell at Lexington last Sunday. tion of adequate locks at Bonneville Burchett, in and to the following The sewing club met with Mrs. Paxton will soon leave for Elgin. more McKenzie were Monday after- but there are many other regions elected delegate to attend the meet- ner Monday on business. personal property, to-wit: Two Red Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayers made Mr. and Mrs. Keppie are moving noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Ing at Portland Wednesday to rep- Surface yesterday and a lot of work matters with which an interlo o the Burnham ranch at Stantield. Brownell In Pasco. Jersey Cows, with horns, aged about federation may deal. Every county resent the growers of this vicinity. a business trip to the lower part of was accomplished by the ladies. Butter Creek Monday. The following people celebrated Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCollough Mrs. Frank Cramer and Jack Miss six years. Shellenberger left for Port- every municipality, commercial club Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger Johnson were Hermiston business their wedding anniversaries at the and daughter Rosemary attended the grange, cooperative and every im land Friday evening to visit friends Dated this 3rd day of February, and children, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. visitors Saturday. home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hammer show "Dancing Lady” in Walla portant business establishment cun over the week end. 1934. A fast game of basketball was Saturday night: Mr. and Mrs. Jack- Walla Monday. not help but realize the necessity o Will Grabeil and mother, Mrs. J. Wattenburger and Earle Wattenbur- H. A. PANKOW, Constable for Mrs. Grace Rose and daughter Le sustaining such an organization be A. Grabeil, motored to Pendleton ger were in Pendleton on business played here Friday night when son Harr, Mr. and Mrs. John Hugh Saturday. na and sons Dave and Bert were es, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borders. Hermiston District. Heppner defeated the Boardman cause of Its scope and influen Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. S. Struthers, Mr. and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duff Among those who are ill 1 and out team 17 to 18. above that of sectional effort. (Feb. 8-15) Lena Rose of Umatilla visited Mr. Ray Barlow has been 111 for the Mrs. Baxter Hutchison, Mr. and Knight Monday evening. This is not a matter at which and Mrs. Roy Minnick Saturday and of school with measles are the Mis- Mrs. L. Hammer, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Healy of Boardman spent ses Marie Healy and Charlotte past week. shoulders should be shrugged, and Sunday. NOTICE. Chas. Barlow and daughter were C. L. Upham. The anniversaries the week end at the Rose home. Helms, Hugh, Harold and Ralph all considerations dismissed, but County Agent Chas. Smith from Neill. The Christian Endeavor held its To Stanfield. Irrigation District in visiting from Heppner Friday night. were from 17 «years to 45 years. A every shoulder should be put to the Heppner attended the meeting Fri Among those who motored to number of friends were present to regular monthly party at the Com- wheel and start it rolling under day night. People from Lexington, Hermis- Umatilla County, State of Oregon, ton, Echo, «Pendleton, Alpine and Portland Friday night were Mr. and celebrate the occasion. Refresh munlty church Saturday evening in proper leadership, along legitimate and the form of a Hodge Podge party* Those attending the annual cream Pine City attended the basket din Mrs. Edwin Ingles, Harvey Adams, ments were served at midnight. lines. Mr. and Mrs. J. ’M. Coons of Con Mr. and Mrs Clinton Harvey spent To All Freeholders, Legal Voters, ery meeting at Hermiston Saturday ner and all day service at Pine City Miss Marshall and Miss Brown. Prominent Portland dally papers were Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jones. Mr. Sunday. Rev. W. E. Jones of Her- •Mrs. E. Kelley spent the week end nell, Wn., were week end guests at Thursday in The Dalles. and Assessment Payers Within have previously asked the people In Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Walsh are the home of Mr. Coons’ sister, Mrs and Mrs. Fred Reiks, Mrs. W. C. i miston gave the sermon the Stantield Irrigation District. the in Heppner with her family. eastern Oregon and western Wash Jesse Hooker. moving from the Jackson house to Isom, Frank Leicht, Fred Markham, morning. Rev. E. Sias of Lexington Men who are employed under the ington to "sit tight” and not buck You and each and all of you and that owned by Mr. Tucker. Mr. Rutledge and son Don, and Har- delivered a sermon in the afternoon CWA will start cleaning ditches the construction of inadequate locks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knudson spent all other persons interested are vey Warner. Some very interesting There were several special vocal se and canals: next week under the at Bonneville due to the danger of hereby notified that J. D. Wallace, Saturday in Walla Walla. discussions were held as well as the lections by: Miss Gertrude Tichenor, foremanship of Dan Ransier. UMATILLA NEWS R. J. Rueber, and Carl J. Johnson, delaying the construction of the Wallace Mahoney is spending the Directors of said Stanfield Irriga addresses given in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mefford and By Louise Eyrnes Dan Lindsey, both of Alpine; Mr. authorized dam, but it is not a mat latter part of this week in Portland. tion District, have by petition com Members from here wish to ex- and Mrs. J. A. Clark of Hermiston daughter motored to Heppner last ter of opposition but of sound Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCoullough John Bock visited his son at Pull menced special proceedings in the press their appreciation of the week to visit Mr .and Mrs. Albert and Mrs. Parker and Miss Barnett judgment. and daughter Rosemary made a bus man last week. Circuit Court of the State of Oregon Macomber. Mrs. Macomber Is their iness trip to Heppner, Ione and Ar for Umatilla County for the purpose It is true that “a territory that splendid luncheon served by the la of Lexington. of having judicial examination, de lington Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Plourd and laughter. has 1,094,329 people within its bor dies of the Union church at the Basketball Notes. termination, and judgment of said Mr. Kruze received a letter from Mrs. Clarence Powell was rushed children of Pendleton attended the ders should have an organization noon hour. court as to the regularity and legal The high school teams defeated The dance Saturday night had a his wife in Tillamook saying their to the St. Anthony hospital In Pen- basket dinner at Pine City Sunday. ity of the proceedings In connection on a par with the size of the terri the Touchet teams Friday evening the election held in said Dis tory and the Importance of Its eco large attendance and every one en- Miss Alma Neill and Dreston Myers daughter was out of danger and dleton Thursday where she is suf- on the local floor. The girls score with trict on the 14th day of November, joyed the evening. Splendid order returned home with them. wauld be home within the next fering from pneumonia. nomic problems.” 1933, and for a judicial examina was maintained. Mrs. O'Connell, mother of Mrs was 9-16. The game was very fast tion, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger week. determination, and judgment but neither team was playing good. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom were were business visitors in Echo Tues A triple header basketball game Alfred Stephens and Mrs. William of said court as to the validity of The Vikings took the lead from the the contract with the United States dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. day morning. was played at Boardman last Tues- Switzler is ill in the Walla Walla beginning of the game and retained of America and as to the validity Mrs. E. A. Woosley of Isom and visitors at the home of Mr. lay. The eighth grade team won hospital. 895 So. 20th St.. Salem, it throughout the game. The final of the election proceedings leading Oreg . said : "1 was very and Mrs. Geo. Kendler Sunday | Dorothy E. Hite, a deputy of the ver the Arlington team in a 12-34 up to the authorization of said con From the Rim Rock. nervous when a girl, score was 16-10. evening. icore. The Boardman high school Bureau of Labor and a college tract with the United States of everything got on mv The grade school boys defeated nerves, and Í had cramps O'Mohundro goes the cre earn also won from Arlington high friend of Miss Clara Corrigan was a America, which said contract was Billy Markham and Ruth Leicht dit To for Iris periodically. Mother gave the Stanfield grades at Stanfield and Is for the purpose of the better naming our school paper. A me Dr. Pierce’s Favorite were guests of Vonna Jones Sunday vote by the students on several school by a 6-34 score. The town Wednesday and Thursday visitor at Saturday evening by a 15-9 score. Prescription and it gave ment of the canal and drainage the H. B. Hull home. team lost me wonderful relief from to Arlington In a night. 10-24 names was taken January 31 and The town team was defeated by system of the Stanfield Irrigation the nervousness. —---------------- — It relieved me of the peri- Mrs. Harry Hull and Miss Clara score. District and the purchase of the odie cramps also." Write Dr Pierce’s Clinic, Frank Fredrickson has planted the name "RimRock” won. the Echo town team Saturday even drainage Buffalo, N. Y., for free medical advice. system, said contract con Ray Ayers, from the primary room Mr. and Mrs. Clen Mackan spent Corrigan drove to Portland Friday ing at Echo by a 34-24 score. two acres of peas and reports the templating construction work by also submitted a similar name, tha' "riday and Saturday at the size, tabs, or liquid. $1,35 “We ¡in Our Part » seed sprouting nicely. Rush afternoon. They spent the week end The town team defeated the Irri the United States of America in an of "Pine City Rimrock.” with relatives and friends, and re home. gon town team on the local floor amount not exceeding 3100,000.00, Editorial Staff: Editor-in-chief turned Sunday evening. said contract to modify and revise Bud Chaffee is visiting relatives Dick Carlson: General news-editor. Misses Margaret and Learvig Pow Monday night by a 47-34 score. Ir the schedule of payments and su Lennä Neill; Feature editor, Char n Eugene for a few days. rigon outplayed the local men until percede that certain contract made ell spent Sunday in Boardman with lotte Helms; Art and fun, Fred and the third quarter when Umatilla be by and between the United States Mr. and Mrs. Y. P. Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Skovbo and August Rauch: Make-up editor, Iris gan to score. Kendler was high of America and Stanfield Irrigation Omohundro; Typist, Mary Cunha; -ailed on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ransier family. District on the 19th day of Septem point man. s Proof reader. June Way; Hectogra- Thursday. William Swiztler made a business ber, 1923. pher, Marie Healy; assistant, Isa Mr. and Mrs. Courtwrlght are trip to Portland Monday. You are further notified that the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Honorable Calvin L. Sweek, Judge bella O'Brien; Assembly-man, Ray- Mrs. William Swiztler and Mrs. mond Lee; Newsboys. Darren am noving into the place recently va- W. A. Briggs, Pastor. ' of the said court, has entered an A. B. Stephens spent Saturday with Delbert Vinson; Reporters: High ated by Harlan Jones. Morning worship at 10:00. Ser order in said proceeding setting school, Bernice Neill; Seventh am their mother in the Walla Walla the 28th day of Febru Mr. and Mrs. Ward Graves mon theme, "A Woman's Influence.” Wednesday, eighth grades, Jack Healy; Primary ruests at the Claud Myers were hospital. ary, 1934. at the hour of 10:00 home Sunday school at 11:00. Primary, A. M. as the time, and the Circuit Cecilia Healy; General. Floyd Con The Bridge club met at the home rad, Toni Healy, Hugh Neill, Mur- Junday. Junior and adult departments. G. M. Courtroom in the Courthouse at ray Potts and L. D. Vinson. Pendleton, Oregon, as the place for Relatives and friends were pres- of Mrs. Fred Knudson Friday after- Pierson, superintendent. noon. hearing on said petition. The high school boys and girls nt at a dance at the home of Mr. At 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Dr. the This notice is issued pursuant to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McFarland I are now starting glee clubs. Mr. ind Mrs. John McEntire Saturday Yarnes, district superintendent of an order of the Circuit Court of the ' Smith is leader of the boys an.I Miss light and all reported having a fine and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer mo the Cascade district, will be here State of Oregon for the County of ! Henderson is leading the girls' sing- time. tored to Pendleton Tuesday after- for a Workers Conference. Every Umatilla made and entered in said noon. proceeding on the 20th day of Jan Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marlow and Mr. Sunday school teacher and church uary. Some of the girls In the communi- 1934, said order directing Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Birum of I ty are making plans to organize a and Mrs. Frank Hadley visited at worker is asked to be present. that this notice should be served on I Camp Fire group. Their plans will the Ransier home Sunday afternoon. Kennewick visited at the O. P. Mil There will be no evening church all parties in Interest by publica ler home Sunday? The occasion be | be announced later. one “lins service but In its place Dr. Yarn es tion thereof, once a week for a Dan Harley returned to Pendle ing Mrs. Miller's birthday. Mrs. Mil- Jimmie Meador, who has been at- period of at least three successive "all 8 . | tending the Echo school, enrolled as ton Sunday evening, where he is 1er returned with them and spent will conduct a young people's rally weeks in the Hermiston Herald, a and discussion group. Older people a third grader at Pine City Monday. employed. newspaper of general circulation Monday visiting old friends and are welcome. printed and published In Umatilla Edwin Omohundro had the mis Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cassidy ar» transacting business. Choir practice on Tuesday night. County. State of Oregon, and that fortune to get his arm broken at 'he parents of a six pound son born D. M. Walsh has returned from the first publication of this order his home trying to bridle i hone at 7:30. Is Yit be made in the issue of said Monday evening. January 29. Sev- Saturday. February 3, at Pendleton. Portland where he has been working Prayer meeting and Bible study should IDS paper dated January 25, 1934. and 1 eral days later his parents took him Mother and son are doing nicely. for the Union Pacific. Thursday night. the last publication thereof should to Heppner where Dr. McMurdo pro Mrs. Ella Shell returned to her Mrs. E. A. MacMillian has gone Cub Scouts meet each Saturday be made In the Issue of said news nounced it broken and put It in a home Sunday after visiting relativ is back to Portland after spending a paper dated February 15. 1934. cast. afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00. DATED Pendleton, Oregon, in Pendleton for the past two weeks. few weeks with her husband. On Monday night, February 12th, this 20th day of January. 1934. Arrested for stealing a bottle of Mr. and Mrs. Inguard Scovbo mo Mrs. Ruby Knight Is doing beau- the Boy Scouts will hold their an- P»c'" E. B. CASTEEL. milk. Joseph Morgenson, aged 64. of tored to Pendleton Saturday with ty work in Boardman and sur- nual Father and Son banquet at the Clerk of the Circuit Udo"', dow" St. Louis, pleaded that he was an Mra. Cassidy who entered the hos rounding towns this week. (SEAL) Court of the State of church. Tickets for the dinner will Oregon for Umatilla orphan, his parents having recently pital there. Ella Shell accompan Mrs. Otto Pound and daughter be 70c for father and son. County. died. ied them home Sunday. Ellen, and Mrs. Art Bousquet mo- On Wednesday night, February (Jan. 25-Feb. 1-8-15) THROUGHOUT ** * * * * * * * FIRST NATIONAL BANK ********** FRAIL, DELICATE GIRLS RWUE sioe" (an i.UEmon sequele. t w®
