Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1928)
9 O PACE SIX MP.TIFOTID MATT, TRTT5TTNTC. ArETTFOTtTJ. Ol?F.C.0y. TTTT'TiRn AY. TVF.rFMTTFn 27, 1928. P.E. I - I : ASHLAND, Ore., Vm 27. j Chapter A. C. of the I'. K. O. His-1 terhood held u meetlnj; f unusual ' lutoi'OMr on Kiilttrituv afternoon at ! ihn i.nm. nf M I'M. Louinc McNuirl un..nin .irlv.. a la rirft attend.' lince of the mwiihora Kieeted the ! ltoHteKK and her two iiKKiHtanta. Mm. lura Khoudy and MIhh Katheiino Vlneent. The flrnt hour wan izlwn over to the utrtial order of hui mwt and wus followed hy the H;rv liiK of dollelous refroMhtnentH hoiv m1 at Htnnll table net about- the room. The remainder of the after noon whh devoted to a ChrlstmaH 4'Xrhnnicn which whh Krently enjoy ed hy the member. filieMtK for the afternoon were MIkh Kva I'oley of Oakland, t'al., Mr. "Walter Klmmell of Ui'ddinK. Oil., and MIxh Kdlth Dode. Itov. t'hnH. I). (Jaffney. iaator of the Kir.it tonreallonal ehiin h of Ashland, will attend n state con ference of ('onKi'otfUthmal churches at KortH (irove thin week. Harry 1-ynch of Warner creek was in Ashland Friday vUltliiK friendH nnd attendhiR to business affairs. Hill DeWitt and Karl Ititchle made u trip to Grant lass Friday. MIkh liernlre I Icmh whh visit in a friends and ntti'iiilhiK to LuiKlncm 111 Medford Friday arternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Myer plan ned to leave Kunday for Mueiie In spend the holidays with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hicks, and family. They expect to return home hy way of Klamath Falls and ivlll slop there for u vlvlt with their oit. Cedrle Myer, and faniily. Kenneth Urown. son of Mr. anil M in. W . C, 1 1 r o w n . who live on Fourth Htreet, reached Ashland on Friday eveninc from (Ilendale, ore, irhere lie 1h iittenditiK Itifilt kcIiooI. MIhh Clara Willn arrived in Ash land Friday from eastern Oreuon. where nhe Is teaching school. Min is in Ashtand to spend the rhrfst nuiH holidayH with friendH and rolu tlves. Mr. I'nd Mih. H. C. Williamson und family went to Portland a short time ngn to npend the winter. Milton liieire! Is expected In Ash land booii from Wulla Walla. Wash., to spend the Christmas va cutlon with his mother. Mr.. Char lotte lilcuul, and winter ('alia on Morton Htreet. MIkh Janet Wilson, daughter or Mm. Lulu Wilson on Llherly street, is In Ashland from Corvallls, where nhe utlendH the Uickuh Htale cot , le?e, uml will spend the vacation .with her mother. Miss (lertrude Mrowu, (hiUKl)'ei' nf Mr. and Mih. 8. I hi uu,itn Holly utreel. Ih teaching .'ichnnl in 1 'malllla. Ore., and is home .. to Hii'inl the ChriHtmaH holldayK. Leoiiaril MeMillon, Htinlent. at Orcein State college at t'orvalliH, is In Ashland to Hpend the holidays iv Ith friends. He is a fraternity brother of Kenneth (iroves and is Hlnvlntr at the Llthla Hnrhms Imiel. l.oyal Leu eh of Klamath Fallh npent Christmas day In Ashland with his brother, "I trick" Leach, and other relatives. Mr. and Mih. H. II. Hhort of the Kast Hide J'hurmacy, and two chil dren, left Ashland Friday for n vIkM to l'Hsadenii and other Call fornia cities to vis.i Mi. Short'd mother und sisters during tho .Christmas vocation. They expect to return in uhoui two weeks. William fl. San.:, i- of the AnIi- land t,reonbouse, h at work nizufn I f ' ead about the lamp-tesfr one proof of merit for this new BUR N B R I T E KEROSENE A drastic improvement in munufjcruring process hs nude this better kerosene possible. Ac no dJeJ cost you can now bave a kerosene tint offers these valued advantages: 1. Burnbrile has a dean, snwl odor. 2. Burnbritc burns uilh a clear, white flame. 3. Burnbrite does not char the wick. At your neighborhood grocer's or the nearest red, green and cream service station you can get this new product. Try it confidently; you'll want to use it regularly. Ask for the Burnbrite booklet. It gives you a score and more of valued uses for Burnbrite, with liner results than you have ever known. Read about the convincing lamp test a 1 standard lamp burning for from 60 to 6 hours on ona : filling of the fount. Sold wherever Associated products are sold. ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY 1tfimm mud Distributors , Associated Gasoline ' Associated Ethyl Gasoline Cycnl Motor Oil tml (irvasvs !;;9: VI Til! the i Iioumi a pint of the liin. j (loorjin .Tonkin. .lJimn-Klu'mitn ' ioiireentailv fiorn Mt-lfitrd. whh In Alit.-Mid Sruurday on luinrt. Mih. K. R. Tampl-HI lift Axh : land Saturday morning to spi nd f tho Christinas vacation lit Kilvrr 1 Ink" with her panni ami other rHutlvr. , Miss Amies HedheiK left KiUui i day for Sail am-lm o iifler wii:wl- hit; fevernl w. i-Uh with her mieillK in ANhland. Her mother. Mm. II. H- j t..ur.ru wvtn Houth wllh her a far a Dun.xmulr ami will Hlay a f""' !' with Mi. . I. It. Jmii-H iinl faniily. Mrs. Miirirm Curler, tl:iuhler of I M. Walker, fty engineer Ik In Axhland to Hend Hie ChriNtmnK va- atioii with relatives. Her home Is ill Crlendalc, Ore. Mk Wiiliam IJarber of the liar lier CouvaU'scent home on (Iranlle street, is sail to la improving from a recent hard attack of influenza, auuiavated by otht-r complications which haw made her case serious. fcreenfife n 0 ffolywcod. Hy Wndo Werner. IKH.LVWOOli, Cal. She wa two years old when sho cam her from lenver with her father. .Now ornync Duval has grown up to be Iteglnald I) e n- ny's 1 c a d 1 n k woman. Many pioluie g o e r h will re in e m b e r her father, the late Karl Mohan, as the "heavy" in Harold Lloyd' skyscraper com edy, "S a f e t y Last.". Lorayne folio wed him Into t h c films after their ar rival in Holly. lioriiyiie Diivnl w o o d, playing child roles; and after IiIh death she carried on the slruggle In the ex tra ranks. Two mo tit lis ago she whh still playing extra. Moro re cently she a'tt acted uttcntlon to herself by doing a small part well In Denny's "Clear the Decks." Ho he will make love to her in hlH next. It has been a long enough Htrng gle, h-h cinema struggles go. Itut Hollywood prefer Hhort stories of HUleW micccnm; ho In studio com ment oiui usually hears Lornyno described as "that new girl from Denver who Just grabbed off the lead opposite Denny." llollyuotul (itliiiiin. .Motion picture canting dlrectol'H arc miiipoHcd i0 be confirmed peH HlmlHtM on Ihe mibjcct nf any lln- hreakliut Inlo Ihe inovlcM. Vet I their own recorda that any- one wllhiiK to wait I..KK cnouc.li' iu vii-i u,.,. ,.r ,..,itin.. uwii-u in the pictures some day. Thi'ie ; (lifter having a rulil dayn which confined are far loo many youngHters try-; H was this conference Ambussa inir to break In. It Is true; but i lor Fletcher was called home from Fred Datlg. casting chief at ltiru-j mount, Fays there never seems lo general, necause or bis special tu be a surplus of elderly extras ness for the task, the decision to who have flue clothes and can esslgn him as state department rep wear them well. Ho the flapper resentatlve accompanying 1 r e s I who has patience enough to linger dent-elect Hoover on his prc-lnatig -Dii In Hollywood 40 or fin years uratlon 1 jilln-Amttrican good-will can count on getting something tnur, was a hard on to make, lo do at the Ind of that lime. Without doubt the fact that t'ord That is. she can If she slill looks (Meyer was available to take over prosperous and well groomed; the the task of secretary general had sort of eMcrly person Pntlg de- u hearing on the change in Fletch scribes ut at homo one who would seem in tho most exclusive I hotels." CMnuwIflAd ndvnrllnlnir irt remilt - day fuel A WASHINGTON BYSTANDER fly Uit'ke IA Sinipsotl. WASHIN'OTOX. it seems fairly clear by now that twins and ca reer diplomacy don't mix. That is. unless the lad with ambitious for a permanent placo In I'ncle Sum diplomatic flel force has an in come of bin own sufficient to pie out his government nalary. TuiiiH Alter C'nrcH'r. The recent event giving point tu these observations is t he reslcn the fact that Wlnslow was by way of being a man marked for steady advancement in the Hervlee. He h a .son-in-law of William It. Castle, arslstant secretary of stale, a veteran pilot of both the French and American air Hcrviccs during the war, had diversified experi ence and apld advancement after he Joined up with the diplomatic arm of the government In 1!M!'. Then came the twins, and Winn-1- low. Inching personal or family fortune, decided to get out into l he buvy world of private enter prise. Irct nielli. Nor Im WIiihIow Iho ftrt of tin career nervlce men to be forced out in aeareh of more profitable employment by the birth of IwIiih. Kxactly the Ha mo thing happened to f'ord Meyer, (hen atta'cotMi to tin legation In Hloi-kholni. It was even more serious in his cane, how ever, as he was a diplomatic necre tary of the second class with a nal ary ranging somewhere between .M.UMU and STi.liou a year and a con flderable time tu wait for any great advancement. .Meyer also wan a coming man in the cereer .service. That is demon strated hy the Fact that he has been continuously In demand In connection w i t h lan - American congress matters ever since he quit, lie has been rccallrd to active duty several times to acl as assistant secretary or secretary to the Yash- 'InKton government delegations to such conferences, the last occasion Hon from foiwl'-n ocrvica of A Inn I f . 'j. ' 1 -Tt . ' t n. "K' ' IS . I I KrunclH Win,l.,v. . fhsl n-cn-.a, of 01 J' J? Mit?" ' ' J folluwc, ,ho Mrth of .win. .o,M' ,?$ KtW' lt 'VjWM " th WIiihIow hoiiM-holtl und tlL-ti)it Ltto ft$j ,. ,' J.YiinW . , 1 . " 1 hi-lllK al Havana. lie also was They have been co-chorinea in Hinted for seeretary of the ileluua- thivo anccessivc shows, and their thin al the very ilnlilirtnnt wpecla I : rivalry lionan more than a kchiioii I'nn-Ainoi'lenn eonrerenee hert! In "B" 'lun all admirer of one. who December which urcw out or the ,,"t lH'r a box of tlowera at the llnvanu discumloim. That Deeem-tlienter each niitlit jiuddenly ill hcr KMlhcrliiL' IniH been ulvcn the I11"'1"'1 I'1" intentions to the other Homi'what r undlnii tltlu of the International finrerencc of Amer- lean KIhIch Arhltrailon and t'on-!' 'HI'"""', which Hilfriclcnlly imll- eat so Jl.s nolenl al inniolance in1 Washlngltin eyes. Ktimv to deal with as secretary er's orders. Hut equally without doubt Meyer 'lias little reason to question the wisdom of his acl Ion in barging nut of the foreign service. A sec ond pair of twlnn has been added lo his household sin?-!' he resigned. A NEW YORKER iARQE . Hy 4. I). Seymour. NKW YlHiK bVi tlhost writ ing is supposed to be one of the modern trades, but Herbert Drucc, stage veteran, was a ghost writer in London away back in the e'ghties. The ghost writers of today are anonymous journallNile hacks whe prepare newspaper ami maua'.inc articles to be signed by men who are In the public eye, but who lack the time or the erudition to compose their own prose. Most published works of sports heroes may be traced to the typewriters of "ghosts" assigned to put their ob.Htrvatlons Into shape for pub lie consumption. Kven Charles A. Lindbergh was offered a ghost writer for newspaper and m.;n xlne stories he authored, and it was a body blow to the ghost wilting fraternity when he said he'd write his material himself ltul as to ihtice hb was K. and Just gelling a start on the London slage, when he turned to writing lo augment an income of 10 shillings it wei k from the the ater. He set himself to writing sermons, und his real status ivhs that of u ghost writer fr a ghost writer, for he prepared the ser mons und sold them to u book men-ham of Soho. who in turn disposed of them ns his own work to tendon ministers of various ilenomlimilonit whose rellglnds r.eal outiitripped their literary ability. l)iuc celebrated his fortieth anniversary on tho sttitrf lant week In the cast of "The last Lover," the new play ih which KMo Ferguson is tho star. He came to ihe Tnlted States , In t 1M!t, with llichard Mansfield, nnd I ho Is bewt known here for lits J I'apu Itoul In "Heventh Heaven." Kcntc of Hun km. The old quton of whether Americana arc amuned hy Kngiish humor hna hern aeliled to hi own mtisfiictlou hy Churlea It. Coch rane, London producer. Ilia re Now Showing at ! mm- f-vs II, FOR WAGE CLAIMS: David Holhns snd Louisa ..Tho A(r .,-.... miw tlt ilin,.ttl' Craterian, featuriHK three yuuni;- Htora-Sue farol Davi.I Itnlllns Arthur l-ke-who l-effonn the tlirillHjJIku vulurami intlnj Mlr. j Hi'urehca on the subject took lilm up to the balcony of the Sehvyn theater here every night for u week ' to see whether the Ameri can gallery audience really liked his Knglfsh revue, "This War of Hiace." lis jests, .its scenes and its characters an; all Kngl.tdi, and some of his friends abroad told him that New York wouldn't think his shojw was funny. He wasn't willing to trust the orchestra circle verdict, because It r-niiiutmil mo iiiiiiiv l.'ti-Huli ffilk Kn n(, W(.nt t 0l(, hiKiu.Ht reaches! of the dollar scats, and emerged! to report that his Yankee an-" dlences laughed just as loudly, and at exactly the same places : jart tlid the KondoncrH. ! I liihtlnir Willi I 1'hnvcr?.. in n Krond- ; Two i-hortiH Klrls way. musical comedy It with flower.i in a itro uayliiK hitler fend. """ hcnun smnvcniiK her with. , ,,"".'"7 '""h "" '."" r '". "- i ' "'f1", ";' ""J1 llo " .n, min n.in in.t ; liorte d to come from other adorers and when the s.-eoml chorine's source of horticulture supply failed her, she too began to send her iielf -flowers containing the cards of fictitious tmitors. livery night flowers come to each girl at the theater, and everybody else In the cast knows tluU. the rivals are sending the posies to themselves, but each chorine seems still to have tho other guessing and it's too amus ing for their colleagues to expose. The weekly florist's bills are keep ing both the girls poor, but they still have their pride. l'oKs Hoctor Jle. KOMl-I, I ice. 27. uT The hcdl-j day joy has been dainpem-d at ' llii- Vatican by the death of l)r. j Andrea Aniicl, tin- pope's physic- j inn, who also served Wipe I'ius N. Ho attended the Pope's jubilee1 mass on I ecemoer uo i. full ; health, but shortly after was! stricken with bronchial pncii monla. (( o. V. Tliomoii Dies. HAi.K.M. Ore.. Dee. 27. (!' ( Jeorgo W. Thompson, 02, former member of ihe J'.ilem city council and elected to xervo a four-year term, berti lining in January, died yesterday at his home here. ST. ing ci HKI.K.NS New addition he inntrucled tn !'. At J. lar.ie. Oregon Dairymen Arrange Meet for Medford Early in January The iirolilcm ol making Oregon a ureal dairy Male, which is now innch before the pnhlic, will ensase the attention of the Oregon dairymen's a.siii:iatiun al its thirty-sixth annual convention at Med lord. 'January ami 111. More of a stale-wide program than usual has been arranged, a shown bv Ihe detailed program just announced b P. M llrandt. secretary, nnd bead of the department of dairy butband ry at Oregon State college. 1'his i the first time in many years that the annual convention baa been held in the southern part of ihe stale. J..U. McCrackcn ol Ashland ij president of the association. S. 0. Simon, Tangent, vice president, and John Gaffncy, Oregon C'itv. second vice president. The program follows: Wednesday, January 9 , . Opening session. Committee assignments by President McCrackcn. '"Kuropean Dairying as I Saw It," I O. Micklr, stale dairy and food commissioner. Allernoon I'lesi n'.atiou of achievement awards tn members of herd improvement associations with 300 lb. herd records. "Successful Dairying " Irrigated l and," Kay llrcivstcr, Redmond. "Practices Helping Our Success," Alton Kav, Riverton. 'Cutiing ihe I'ectl Hill by Farming." C II. Hrown, Shedd. 5) Thursday Forenoon 'Mow I (. leaned Up My Herd From Abortion," W, A. Morrow, tn. dependence. "Abortion Control Woik in Jackson County," County Agent R. G. Fowler. ' "How Dairv Disease Conlrol Associations Can Help," N. C. lamison, (V S A. C. Corvallis. " The Relationship lirtwoen Cattle Health and Hitman Health," D, T. Smiiiis, O S A ('. Alternoon "W hat Cri.rn tiiatliiti: (.'an Do lor the Dairy Industry," M. N. lioney, ' l.ugene l-'armcis'tCreaniei y. ' "S.iccessliil Combinations With Dairying," W. II Tucker, f'rinevillv. "Iliihhng a Herd From Good Sites," Sidney Miller, Jefferson. "The Kxprrinienl Station Program for the Dairy Indiuli;-, P. M. Mnoi.ll. O S. A C. I'n. -i-' -.r- it'll Ado'.in'iirnt. . Hunfs c7T Drcssar iriThciAir Circus on,, intrn nkn U n.u in.-iHno- "t''t interest una seninnentai 1'U1. Louie Urewliir plays the r.C i-iilir IhtlKnu' nwillior utwll t,lc of- , "t,.lo ot' Jomn I. u.i jilr jirtiHt. , . 0 NKW YOWK, Dec.. U". (!') Edward s. llarkness. w hom tho :oston (ilobe today diselnstul as the donor of the $:J. "00.000 gift to I larvard t'nlversiiy for the splitting of the university into iinall j.rouj units, has given more than $ l.'i.ouo.ooo in benefactions In recent years. M r. 1 lark ness. who resides In th's city. Is the son of the late Steffan V. llarkness. a rmall town grocer who made the faniily for tune as one of the original part ners of John I.). Kockefellcr in the development of oil properties. In Mill! Mr. llarkness inherited Hi, 1ST, ns 7 from his brother. C. W. 1 lark ness, and this year re ceived $;);,! ;io.,VH by the will of his mother. Air. Anna V. Mark-! ness. whose eslale when probated was the largest ever taxed In this stale. j Among Mr. Mark ness donations wore the $ l.OOO.ono site for the j Xcw York medical center and I l,!iii0.000 for a pavilion there: j nearly 51.000,000 to the college i of physicians and surgeons, $l.-j OOO.ono to Yale .university, for j establishment of a i-chool of dra-i niatlc urt: Jl.0ou.000 to the New York public library; Sl.ooo.000 to "Western Heserve Medical Cen ter and $1,250,000 to I'liion Theo logical Seminary. Al BALBOA, REPORT SAX KlIANClSfO. I)if. ST. SliiJ. tii'li. f. (!. McAlcvandcr. known fin Hit' "Itnclt nf thn Miirnc," wlin.il1 linnu' Is at Newport, Orn., wa.s nuirt'lt'd nt Cullioii two wooks ni;ti tn Mrs. (intcc l-nlnn't- t'rniK of Snn Kranrhrn. t'rlontl.s hiM1 ri-vcal-oil toilay. (Ii-n. .McAlxaniloi- and Ills brlilo now al-o on tln-lr wtly to llonciliiln on the tranlturt Koinllie. AST li I A. -Lewis ('lark rail road granted nuthorlty to abandon is -mile tin" In Clatsop, futility. AUTHORITY ASKS 8ALKM, Ore., Dec. 2 7. oPj ' Authority for tht state labor com- ; misHloner to colbt wage claims. , extending the pay-day law to moro I oecupalionM. nd provision that' the mate co-opurate with the fed-j eral government In oieratin.'; free public employment offices nre the recommendations in the biennial report of c. 1-1. Oram, slnte labor commissioner. Altttotigh the Oregon lawn are fnadefjuute for the collection of wage claims. Oram hu.vh that tho department has been able to make many adjustments by mediation and urbitmtlon and through the ports that in the last two yearn he had adjusted 1048 claims, amounting fo $5!,17-LM. Free .public employment bu reaus Kre now operated by the government at Portland, Salem. Kugene. Mar.-hfield and Medford. During the last two years 5,27! men and women received employ ment through these bureaus and over 12K.400 persons received em ployment through private bureaus. A total of 13(H working per mitn were granted to minor chil dren during tho last two years. Ha r nicks Hum. FO I IT SXHH.I.IXf!. Minn- Dee. . lip Fortv soldiers were rut- . ... . .. , ;Z"X reTf unV.crS.Wcd i j oi-iuln destroyed tin- two story , i hurrackH ol l compuTiy. inird in fantry, I. S. A. The loss was estimated at $10,000. The bar-! racks was one of the oldest on the Fort Snelling reservation, hav- ing been built In 1S75. j You wffl Mc LOS ANGELES Better if Xoa Stop al SIXTH and SPRING 8TREKH tt Of BmmmJ Mmttt Nw Mil Don Dollar MTiiwII.imM.Bhm t2A0 per day op without htt $XS0 pa day q wtA batk mMMcMAL. nvn frnfmlm Mow Cofla Sm and Grill W CiMak Tmr Cn M Om Dm H. a FRYMAN, ProprlMM - auii a wxaiNsa iwmiU IV. WAoaorn SAN FRANCISCO TURPIN HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWiN'TOWiN LOCATION an important convenience to you ThU coupon cntillm holder toFRKE Yellow Ti depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE T.E.FAkROW W.M.SKLT.. Jr 0iimvmvvMivtwj ! San Francisco I MxfieffafOJanvUSt BEST i LOCATED I HOTEL j wJteCITY. s CENTER OF I EVERYTHING CIRCULATING I ICE WATER 5 IN EVERY POOH 350 ROOMS 75 Detached Bath atl53 5I0O Detached t5ath at'i i I00 with Batfi 8t2L i 75 with Bath. et3? FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAIM i i i A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS Coughs from colds may lead to se rious trouble. You can slop them now with CreomuUion, an cmuhiiieil creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomuhion is a medical discovery with two-fold action; it Mollies and lieaN the inflamcirWmbraoe and in hibits penn growth. Of all known drugs creosote is rcc opnized hy hi -h medical authorities cd one of the (reatet healing asencirs for cough from cnlds and bronchial irritations. Creomulsiou contains, tu addition tn crcote, other hcalinR CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON CLIFT AT SAN F RAN CISCO .at n ,) . !ifi 3 I.: ' : P t : -m im - mi n t w. f n , mmmM rnmmmmu The Ideal hotel with an ideal location for your visit to San Francisco right in the (mart shopping and theatre district. The CLIFT is favored by those who expect the best as a matter of course. ' 540 rooms, each with bath. Single and en suite. Single, from $4; double, from $6. JQocated at GEARY anrfTAYLOR EL Ml HAS O AT fANTA BArVSA P. A &l Mirasol entertains more world famous people than any other hotel its size in Americtut New Crisp Bills the gift everybody likes! Wht-ii you don't know what in liive, wliy not wiy it. with crisp ultruiMivv etiri-i'iicy, the gil't everybody likes? The First XHlionul hits obtained, especially to meet the Christmas demand, a larfjc supply of new currency of all denominations. Come in mill ask for it we'll be glwl to cx-hangc your old bills for new ones, fresh from Uncle gain's pvesscs! ' ' - o National Medford, Ore. j I 0First 1 n3FERAL RESERV a elements which soothe and heal iho inflamed membranes and stop the ir ritation, while the creosote goes on Jo the stomach, is absorbed into th blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in llw treatment of coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor forms o bronchial irritJtio-ist and is excellent for buihiin? up the system after coid.i or flu. Monty refunded if nut re lieved after taking according to direc tions. A;t your d nip cist, lacv.i e 3S r, ' MM'-mm Bank 1 n n a'ti'j ,s mm
