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MEDFOPvD MATL TTniUXE, MEDFOKD, OT'Efiny. FXPAY. Of'TOTtr.r? 21. 1f)2s. BUT HOLD TROJAN M i:KHtl.M. KT.miM, MKJtlCi: I.KV. Calif.. Oct. 2 (--Tin- eh-v- ns of the t'nivcrsiiy of California .Mitl the 1'nlve, of Southern '..'if(..-nlf, battled Ihr-Miuh fmn p-.p, ,,., K)ii,,ed p first victory : harrt-founlit porlodn hero today lA.-r Harvard, I ,' to '), In ;i mini'-: ulih neither side rntssliiw ihe icj.tui'-.l by crimson inlm-nes. nlber eoul line and lln final score -j-j,,, c.nme vhh tin- I lib the leading it it. A crowd nf T.l.iHHi teams have played Hilice IVi.'i ami. raw lllo tittim: In 1 : of litem the soldiers wore Tin Soiilhei iters outplayed the able ; ..,. (oil a total of si. lioiii-K fnr the nn-tilci pari uf the points. It took tlmm h-sH Until Matin- I. til the areal uonl line l'-;ihat many lulnuies this afternoon i fenso of the California!) prevented to hotter thai luial. I hi Trojans from scoring. In !)' The Hatvatd line hold Miperhl '. flint half ilu' nearest the Southern- hut mi the fourth down, with fin fn mo t.o i hi' McniV aoaf lino waM yards to no Canle completed a. the 111 -yard Him. I.iiiii punted nttl bum pun,- to Aaie, the unity nunr-! of danger. K-rlia' k, anil .tiirre tin- fullback, Tho It a is advanced to within IM lift the i-i'liihini -i 1 1 1 1 lor tin' yarilM of the Trojan yoal In the fir-d touchdown. half lint vicip stopped there. In1 The second s.uro was made on I he fourth quarter I he sons of Troy, a 7 .'i-yard march. stayed a wrent march that hrmmht - lho hull to Ihn Mi-ais' lll-yitnl llni' XKW HAVIO.N. I'miii.. OH. o. tmt the I'aliroutlaiiH. fichtini; harl. - A sniail. puwi-rfnl ,Val- 1'utt- tuoh i In mi flnu nH ami nnnti 'l - 11 ti-am that Inn-w how to makit otit nf ilnmror.. (MHfn'nln ponoiralod Into South ern fallfornla t'-rrUoiy oiii'e in the l.iMt Imlf mid IhN was In the IhnI tpiarier when I'hiiijfts Ihti-rcptcd Tli'un.'is' pa-s. Willie tile largest en.wd lliir j,'i"eal. i:rny howl has ever aecinn in mla led, adde fi oin l lie annual came with Slanford. Ihrllled and UMI"d at the eloHene of piny. (lf. two hitler rivals pminde( and h:it- (efed al. eiodi olher with a fury f.elihtm seen here. I'Vum opcnluu kicli-itff until the final uhii harked its final mess.ii:e 111 10 Hull the vast leaches of Hie c-hldiuill they haltled for 111- vidoiv t hat. meant, anoi her eoa t euiifer ence win. anolher advance towards tho foothall championship of When they romped off the field In the at :herin dusk with tin- roarj of thn crowd rhmiin; a tremendous i farewell to Ihe welkin, the hardest.1 louuhcsl hlltlle r.f recent years liadi heen completed, Kvery minute if ev.-ry period slz- ' Kled with action. I.Ike two ure.it! Uladlators, enihraced In a duel for' life Itself, they pushed am) heaved 'ver Ihe ecii turfe.l field on even tennn, A tmost en I i rely the hatt le Went 111! III llCOll'lll t II.H'V I I..K. (...!.... wore (hey aide In haitei- tln'-lr wa y to within nit: hi Iiik territory. of the olher'H i O'GRADY TO MEET flcno OTJiady i expected to have his hamplM full when he meets; Jtohhy 'ei tton nf I 'mi (it ml. t tin ' pounds, in a lO-rouud main event I n t t ho armory November Jt. as I Miilehinaket- Jack Wnml picked' Vernon after carefully hmkiuK over j the Portland list of prospecls. cr- j lion has been fiKhtiiiK under the ijinnaKcmenl of Sam Domunaml Is Ulltl to be a knoikotll artl.-l. Kewiie Itlley of I'oi Hand is slated to meet I'at. I'adeiford in a .enii - wlndup of six rounds and w ill be pl'M'edcd by a spi-cial event wrest- lillK malch between liommv llvanl ami an unnamed opponent, in the prcinnlnai lc lliihl llarrv ! will fiL;lit ,(l Spider .i-lds will I 1 ell and Kid Wamie 'orhetl. I. A OKANDK. (id. 1'0. M'l Tho , newMiiaper office or H I , corder burni'd this morning at :ieln, 2 mih-H from Im firando. The -I-.I..I ne- . Is published and odtlod hy Froit s. fi.oi Title Insurance Offtiy Protection The iniiinciil you runsiilrr Ilu- )iuivluMiiir nl ii'iip cvly vim sliniilil al-n cini siilrr I In- cr.tvi' iinporl-iiiii'i- of pi'iiti'i'iini; tho -ii i 1 1, t ymi ini- invent iim. Ilv nil nii'iins hnvi tin lirtc insiii i-il. Thi-n f it If I'l.nvs will ho diii' thiiij ymi 'll'lli'vcr luivi' to wni i- nliolll. Jackson County Abstract Co. BY NAVY; YALE HI HAKVAIilJ VADHWl, Cam- brldKo. -M.'ihk., net. o. M')-,n iinn; V' "lij''''tlVf, I J i at planned ;;; niH hku, was finally achieved here tndav when tin- cadet font-1 i he "lac;! ks" of 1 he Maine and turn llnm Into touchdowns served notice on .thi- east today thai an other chit in plop is in I lie uiaUim-, at old Kli. With evci y player of any al. I ity al all in ilicie :il one linn- or another, tin- J:lue liulldons Miuoih ered a tairiJiisinuly strong lirown eleven. :' to I and all thin de nt die tin- inspired forward pass K of I.I In Fnr.ai t y, lirowu's crack had;, the . fierce charuln; and Utcklluu of the Ithod line, and a defense that Islaud llllie colisi'ded of eleVefi Mlhsli tlltcM. I'KIXCI-'.TON'. . .1., Oct. I'd. -tA')- I'rincelon kept it h oal line uiieroHscd fur t he I hi id siicccsm Ive Saturday while defealinc l.o hiKh -17-0 thin atternoon. I. eh ik h ma it i' only one first down, while Princeton launched a well Ida ntied at lack on the k round ami through the air. ANNA roi.lS. Md.. let. I''!. I.V The I'i'JH navy foothall team wmi Us first KH'i'e uf the season to day, after IosIiik three iii a row. hut a It limp; h Na y won ll to tl. fioin imke university the visitors from North Carolina cn nip let eh H" "pla "'l the Middivs. TO C. I. I C. I. Hutchison, piom 'of .Meifford, wusNiirpris , noon hy the employee; 1 pai tmeiit store who pi with a huue haxket of eoldc.n ehr saut heniums upon his return fm lunch. The occasion was M Hutchinson's blrt hday. Althouch the v,aiiKM loyally r fused to divulce their empioei ai;c in his absence yesterday, lb j did im utiou the fact lltal h had . j I n lu tin- mercantile business here since l!ni:i. Tin- basket of ; eh ry v:i nl hcinu ins was Iipa in ilhe sture throughout the atle i ; yesterday. ; NKU 1KK. lift. L'U (P) 1.11111 her pi oducl ion lilid sbipllieiit eeli elided Oct. I : Increased i iippleciahly over the we.-l; hdore. rep,, i ts to ihe Naiiona! 1. umber I M.'iiiuiartnrers association from 1 softwood and hardwool milts ' jdistlose. I'roduclion totalled n;l,- t ' .IW.mut reet; sliipments. :i:i I .i;,M.- n" -ei. and oidern. :ts:i,7 1 ;.iuhi feet. Automobile body w I or - 1 'nimhi h;trdwood mills :'s per ci-nt tncreaso in business, JUST THE If it tiv't a M iVinm., it inn't OH CW-O-.Wan- a 1 M Ever Received in Southern Oregon The complete satisfaction .given by the OIL 0 MATIC oil burner lias created such a demand that we were compelled to buy in larger quantities to avoid the delay in making your installation. These burners are the very latest models and the last word in oil burning equipment. Call and let us explain their patented features that save you so much on your fuel bills and eliminate constant trouble and worry. Campbell Sheet Corner Eighth anil Grape Heads Aggie Squad 4 ... .. Kermit Schmidt, Los Angeles, is the 1928 c.i n trim o tho California Ajgies varsity football team. He p?.iys end. E DAME J.AKA VKTTK. Ind.. u. t, L'n iVi-- Wiseoindn. wIioko rushiu;- atl ick ll II in I 'led Xolro I aioc t iv o u cel.s ;'i pi, loday found a wort hy lie- in I'urdiie The M;idue)s hallli'd to a l!'-to-l!i tic with ihe r,uerinaker. Tho Kame I drilled a I'urdiie lioiiic-cninlim crowd of I 'i, (inn. OltANTSyil-W.O. ATLANTA, tin., Oct. L'ii iV. -Afttr six f.iiccessive years of defeat Ocoi'Kla Tech trimmed Notre Dame tod.i for the first lime in a spectycular football battle before a croud "'f Itnaiin. The final score was 1 -I to a. Tech tallyiiiK lu the first ami last quar ters, besides pntiiiiK up brilliant defense that cheeked all Hoosier Ihrusts. MKMOIHAI. ST.MUCM. I, IN I'CI.N, Kelt. Oct. :M Capital lillK Stees' f U 1 1 1 1 period, Nebraska Svracuse 7 to ti it interscctiniial Kam u ii lit e eitdet) the i',. within five yards in the first ly defeated i important When the tls oi aiodher sere CoUWllil'S. ojiio. (let .L'H i.I'j -lhick-'.ve 1 -Icis waln-d a bum t hue to eivo t In- "niiKhly chee.r." .Ohio I tin key's t a mous suk. hut merchant t here was plenty of eiuso fur fl ye-terday ( loday. The I'.iickeye s I ! lo 7 de f his de- , fi.ai of Mil hican unloosed the pent tiled him up yolliiiK of six y.'avs and there was no MichiKiin man in ihe 7,,7L,:t spi-ciators willing to ci- 'silence.' MKMnlilAI. STAiHI M. CHAM I'AHi.V. III.. Oct. j.i i-Pi -llliiroit "Pellc.l is liii; Tell -C . s by 1 1 oiiio in- Indiana I :t lo 7 Imtav he- fun :i;,,anii spectaors in .Memorial Statliuni. The I loos iocs, compter ols of Michigan, mad.' a franllc at temtu lo win in the riiNiii; miniHe of the uainc by. sliooinii; fnrwaid passes all over the f:dd. Ind .n:i. outplayed lor three permdv. sc. .re. I in Ihe fourlh with I '.en nit I ch;ill; -inK' tip Ihe m :? !-.!':- in a L'M yard ruii lliroiiKh the Illinois. team. '- I'T' - An t r. of won a the In r I'ire I a fi if- I'l 1 1 1 . A I Kl .I'll I A, o. t. Ctteless sinokiim is exjo-llsi essay hv Calph .McCnllouuli rot'tlaiid. Ore . w hich h prize at the convention of ternatlonal Association . Chiefs, says that such t an-. O r.Siia.iiti.i In this ARRIVED LARGEST SHIPMENT il - h i mi Metal Works ! The M'iror .Itmior hiifh school i fouthi .;nu ili-fciitiMl Ashlamt . Illinois yt-sti-nlay iit Ashland. I!- ;lo M. Tin fiHiiic local ki-hI Mlnrs iHi-oretl two tuuclnluwitM lit tin- first ; Miiai icr, ami on.- in em-h of the n( h.-r pfj jnils. ami kh ked t wo KoalM. It w:iN I he Kci'iMid victory i of iuieh I ff-mlcrson'K Hipiad ov-r tlie l.llhla City lads this city, th t first hcirif,' vun y a ncore of 1 to 0. oui i.iiv it: x i ni sKii s ('onttnii'd from 1'uka One. - Kame to 1 1 y for a dace kiek Ho made it. Allhotinh the Oreoniaus, le I oy .Maple, quarterback, add Sher wood, hall hack, did very thin?; hut score aK'tlnst tile ('uuKiiri In . Hi. I'irsL pet iod. they lacked Ihe tfual power to drive over tile line. In the second period the i.'Miii: combination of .M-tplo in She) U'ood carried the hall Ti yards for a ncore, .Maple converted. The lineup ami summary: Wash! UK tun Slate Oregon Slate Hill Spiedd 10. I la risen 'Maham Schwa 1-7, Oiessell S. Ilaicn Uohuer , lloiau l.ainhait l.K I.T i.i; Whilloi iv I. m e "at Ison Oeddes : Kilersi Stout i:c, i:t i:i: u l-H i:.M i'i; Slrill' Maple Sherwood HukIiuh Thoiiipsi.u H. in Score hy period , Wj.-hiimloc Si.ite j -refcuil Slate t Washim'toii Slate ; i 0 t; :i fi ii 7 ti n --T si.oi ini; : touch- I dttw II I place Stale - llein. kick i. .uul on fi-hi. l.amhart ll ..u scoriiiK: inuchdown iKiini I'roni try. al't'i .Maple ( place kick ). Sher- tOllcll- sa,i;m svvaaii'KI) (Continued from rase One.) and Andei'nnn hit eetiti-r fur a yard as tln'tiiti eiidiiiK l bo quarter w as fired. Si-ore: Mcdfor.l 1J. Sah-m ti. Second (Quarter On (he fii-t play of ihe seouid quarter Harrell on a fake buck earned the l.;ill to within a foot id' d he Koal line. Cuoksie lost tw o yard- ami then went thrnuuh tackle for another tmudidowii. Oarmtt failed lo kick tlie eira point. Score: Medford 1 . Salein l". II. Huulies kicked off lo I'.laco and C. Kelly u as dow md in his track-', niaen. Cackc and C. Kelly Wei.- f lopp.-ii for no Ka ins and S iteni kicked. Cookde w.-nl IhrouKh lai kle lor I ". Minis and Aml- rsoi k:i ined a foot. tin an attempted forward pns lilaeu i lltel cepl e,I t lie heave ami raced la yards lufoi-e he wa- downed. Illaco was ihncwu foi a loss ami Ihih Kelly made three 'yards foe Salem. Hlaco Kained three yards ihrmmh KUard. Ander son leaped into the air and slanped . a forward pass into tlie arms of c. Kelly, who cross,..) the In,.- for a touchdown. A forward pass for , the extra point failed. Medford M. Salem (,. Salein kicked off to Oleoll. who fumbled, and Muru.in recovered Ihe ball in midfldd. Harrell on a fake end run w cut l h rtnu h center fori j :C yards. Ander.-on hit ; "iiP r for 'seven yards. Harrell on two plays made first down and Cooksie car lied tho ball H! yards, llarr. ll tore thrmiKh center for a touchdown. The try for exlra point went wild. i Medford L' I. Salem ii. Ai the teams were linitu; up, the i:nn sounded fm- the half. Third (Quarter Sal. m kicked off io llarrdl. w ho y'ltiirtned 1'. x.irds before be was downed. Cooksie wenr throuKh i tackle f.r tl yards and Uarridl More off s. vimi yards throne), the 1 same hole. Melvin replace, Oarnett at unar- OF O - Matic Burners Phone 71 Miuli'.v ;.'V and. al'er caiiiin:. .:iroe ards ai'iiiud riuht i,:;;:,,:;",;;,.:; toruiation plrl," a forward puss. I'ookfjo mad'-lituv- yrir- lHr4uu)i -4'iit4'. -A ir- ward pa.--:, ilelvin to 'ouksie. netted 0 .') yards. Anderson Kaiued five yard. throuKh Kiiard and I larrel) matlo 1 4 ya.nl through center. , i tH.ksie was held to no Kain hut repeated for nine yards and a touchdown. The kick for extra point failed. Medford 30, Salein . Salem started off to bud; the Medford lino hut were helpless. i. Hunh'S crashed throiiKh ami threw t Kelly for n la-yard loss on an attempted forward pass". Melvin (aucht ihe Salem kick and behind swift for mini: liiiorferonee ran entire loiiKth of the field for a . , : I" ; t oik hdown hut failed to kick l ho evtia point. Medford .tS. Sah-m ;. I'onrth Oiuii'ier Sa loni look the kick-off and , Cooksie Intercoptod a fonvarrl pass. 1 I.i i re failed to Kain ami a for ward pasH failed. Andeihon made, six yards and .Medford was pena- llzed 1 yards fur rotiKhness. Cook- ; sie and Hm-rcll failed to Kain and' Melvin kicked. Ilnwermaii recover- itiK the hall. Oarnei t replaced ! Melvin al quarter. Harrell 'i.ain failed to Kain and a forward pass wa-- Kruiiud-'d and Salem took tho hall oil' downs. Maeke failed to rain and a forwn' I (lass. Kidly i.i II. Kelly, in1 tied six yards. A-pph'Kate wont hi fnr Harrell. Anderson intercepted a forward j pass and r;ieod !i0 yards. CNmksiol hit hoih tackhi for cIkIm yanN on : two (days, Anderson went over for a touchdown and Oarnelt failed to kick Ihe extra point. Medford 2, Hal in . in I he chisiiiK minutes of i he Kame Ihe Salem team, shnm hy '.he jibes of the fans, launched .- .orrid , offensive as Coach Callison put in f siihsiitules. The Kame ended with 'he hall in Med ford's posse Salem territory. Tlie line-up: Ion ill Mc.lford I' ' I hie lies !' 1 lln'-- ... J- ihlKhes Oreon .. Mnru-an Slodir Salem Hou ne , ieoi Ke ; Drauer (Imlfroy : .hc.ies . . ! i tush ... ; Kckor . ! '. Kelly 'McDonald linweriiian .. ( tiinx'l I . Harrell . ndci.son . Cooksie ... i: - .. H.I! II. Ii. . ! IMue. J Hack I!. KeMy I'M! rubiitutions: Melvin for Oar- licit. Apples-ale for Harrell. SpraiMie for Cicen, (l. .Newlin for .1. lliiKhes. if fioin Is: deforce, Mnnemd; u m td re, K, Davis; hcail linesman. Vouiik: limekoeper, .lornme. Myitlo I'tdut font i act improvement of sidowal lot fur Raymond l. comweii for . County School Superintendent 5 S In ;i ii ii on iif if 1 14 my candidacy for county school siiperintomient of Jackson county, to -bo voted on No vember fi. ii is well to remind the reader that I cann- out in the May primaries ami secured the nomina tion on the I ifjiuocrai ic ticket. Heretofore I hav never heen an office seeker llor all office hold I have been on the voiim- side, a a taxpayer, and aiinuaUy h.u looked a-kance at the ever-i nciea iliK tax burdens of the county of- ffoi-l the nast made , few months iu m-i acquainted with the voids of the rural districts, not only because I wanie, their vole. ,,":;lllS,' 1 '"iilized that they " V'", ' H,-rV'"1 tliiouKh lb- .ounly s. h.i.d sui.erin- tendcnCs office, and that If they did md want a chance in ailmin- 'H'aUnii I wuiild he foolish lu make :,,'y '"'"M'aien whatsoever. On the ...... . o o ..- I'm nin him want a chant:.-, the,, could make every effort to uive the people of ' t.v an tqiijoi tuiiity to at lead lueet me I .e 'i oe e ecl io II . My irqis luceiin peoiile in the li.lt'- I.IU'-II III.' in -in l.ai'I-; oi' the muiilv :r,l I l,-.e.. yonallv talked m o-ei- lie. ii...m...,.i .,ihmm voters. This has Kivyn me a true command of the simaUon in regard to tip- county school super intendent's office. know- how the rural people feel: I know what thev want: I feel I km.w how a iaiKc majority of them will vole. Ii is unnecessary for too to state the pereeiitaKo of those :.ii(i voters Do Not dBRE AD" with the common bread. Beck's Pan-Dandy Bread is in a class by itself. If you have not already tried it order a Joaf of tKis SU PERIOR PAN-DANDY BREAD from your grocer to morrow. To those who have tried it, we know they are satisfied with the SUPERIOR QUALITY of this delicious loaf. ORDER BY NAME, DEMAND BECK'S An Air Balloon Wrapped . With Every Loaf ' whu will support me '-i the iutU.. If 1 am selected by t lW pcode tl' "t his ea ini; puliiic ofl'ii-o." I .shall KlVf niv Wlnde -MOlled service lo thai oft'lco'h pi uhluULs, Ii.tve spent the pjtst ears u . edui-uiiijiial work- seven hi tench- iiiK. t hrec In ( ireumi irdtetfoy and univi'isllies, nearly U lu I'ncle Sa ill's home and oversea s service, mid two in business. I inn yours of aye. Three years uko I was prinoipal Of Ute hlKh school i.i Oidd Hill. ' 'siumtiK " eouio to Meillord cliools. Where have heen The principal of ihe Wu-hltiKion school for the past two years. 1 was le-eh-iicd for a position ill the .Medford r,choois for the present school year, but chose not lo accept it, ihai I iniKht i;lvo my lime to my campaign for coun ty schoul MiiM-rltiindent. The office of count V school su perintendent wilt oll'er me some advancement in my chosen work and iilvi r.ood preparation for fur i her future advancement, in ,'ivk inn H'1' people of this county for their cnii'-ideration at the pidls. It is within keeping ,r the ueneiallv accepteii plan In this and olher dainties of the stale where the of fice of county school superintend ent is voted to men who are deserv illK of advanceim nt, well preial'ed in schooljiiK ami experience, and U ho use tlie office a a slcpplnr, stone, however, at the same tune uiviiiK liTie service to rural nehuol problems. We ask for the sa Pie coniibrai Ion now that has I u Kiveii to Olhi'l-H IllildlnK tills olflee at different iinn-1 In this lotmty. 1 have nit political avc u Kiiml 1 nor pidftical tlehls to .iy. I will recoKtlizc no Individual, nor orKan Izaiion. alone, a heinK my tllctalor In otlice.' shall alin to serve the voters, whoso voie am now seelt Iiik. I do not cravo mhlicity nor ooportunilies to have mv mime an. pear in the newspapers. I neck no honors that man from time to time .-tows, save that acclamation on iiart of i'lZi'Ils to Kie Just credit to de for well des, rviiiK luihlic officials Ved pieces nf public they spon.soi and work w hidi loiii:,!...! 1 have no criticism to malm, nor have 1 made any iluriiiK Hie present campalKU. of ihe pres. nt ailmln- i-iraiimi of the nffj,.,. of untv '"""1 Sll pel'i lit eudei) I . This is a vot.-r's pi-on,M;iilvo and I shall ea'e It to llieni lo make what clil - icisms thev desire. However it 1m not uuHkh nor our of place for Hie tl( say lliat I think a ureal deal ha ri. ei) uoiie m inn past two terms, to- ward putliiiK Jaekst.n county ; s, ItooN to the fore. :,iid I will most I eeriainlv pledge mvsef to a . Unuation of all of thor.o thiurfl which have i,rv,.) t., tu. l...iof,,i md needed. I am md a pulitician. in 1 fact, know uuthiiiK at. nut politics, hut I am a school man. Ami when elect ed will kIvc my lime to improving tiie efficiency of teachiim, to seeur inii belter schools for the hoys anil Kills of the rural districts, and to hamlliuK the business affairs, of the loftice in as efficient and oeonom I ical a m;;nner as possible, instead ' Compare CK'S matters which aro avowedly nt va riance with tiie wis'-s of a major iv of t he rural people. I h-diev. in, ii in.- mini i'liiiiiiuiiiia "lie tin- bc.-t place in the world lu r;u-" and rear a latnily. ,lu-l as iuid. n convenience have jiade living ;n the ountry pU'a.iarit, hnpp-. m.i -nK"iner uesiiaiile, ho should the rural sciiimu iiii'-r me ions find kIi'Ih of ihe rural coninfiiniti- tii opportunity to learn tho-e diitiL--, which we now deem osstniiai -ind nocessai-y to a complete living. 1 will recoKiiie t hat as count v Ki-hool superintendent I am tuer. ;y a public servant and as such shnnhi seek the welfare and desires of th. voters who p: (I rn" there will lleleyati'd the ne.-f.yniry ii thotity to handle Ihn county s. h..i,l affairs. Very slueerelv. it A vmoni) i coi:vi:i i I'flhl Adv. A Complete Service Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Re lining, Repairing, Alterations. ' Jackson Garment Cleaners Phone 213 Our Service Cap Will Call - Mull Tribune oda aro tend liy 20.000 people evry day. tf 4 ftff Swatch c Am repairing JM mi i:i Kant Sivlli Phmin 41
