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Med ford Auxiliary Members to Return From Roseburg Meet Mrs. F. G. Bunch, Mrs. Goodwin Humphrey. Mre. EiHvurd Leach ani MrH. Helva Aiken of this city at tended the banquet and district meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held at Hotel Umpo.ua. Roseburg, last night. They will re turn to Medfurd by motor today. Mrs. William lee Bricker of Med ford also attended the meet ing and escorted the national presi dent from Portland to Roseburg, -giving left Aledford for the north the early part of the week. Local Club to Enter Exhibit in Portland Tho recent flower show staged by the Medfurd Garden club prov ed such a succpsh that the clu b ha responded to an invitation to participate in the Rose Show nt Portland June 12th to JGth, inclus ive. Mrs. Lewis Ulrich hns been dele gated to nrrunge the exhibit and will be HSHinted by several other members of the club, it la hoped that garden owners will be as generous with their flowers as heretofore so that an outstanding exhibit may be made. Tho Rogue Vnlb'y l'Mot'iil company has volun teered lo pack the flowers ho uny iiiih having flowers lo donate please toke them to that florist or phone Airs. Drury, 1 448, enrly Tvi-K(liiy morning. Tall garden yflfiiver.s are 'especially desired and alt flowers should be picked in light 'bud and put in water be fore sending. Willett Students In Radio Recital On Tuesday evening, June 10th, will be heard the first of a aeries of two attractive radio recitals by t Iip talented pupils of Rosa Iilack more Willett. These recital pro grams, which ore to be presented through the courtesy of The Cali fornia Oregon Power Company, will feature special arrangements of se lections from noted composers and should prove of interest .to every music lover In the valley. Those taking part will he pupils of not only the Medford studio of Mrs. Wlllelt. but the Grants Pass studio ns we'll. While most of tho num bers will be presented by the more advanced students, there 'Will also lie demonstrated the work of those who have had only n few months training. The detailed program will be ns follows: Spring Song ( Hollnender) ; Ara besque (Chaminade), Gertrude Hoyle (Freshman). Seguldilla A Spanish Dance (Bohm), Louise Letcher (Orants Pass. Junior High). Andantino (Lemnve), Carmen Jlcr.n (Grnnts Pass. Junior High). Love's Oracle (Bohm)'. Corol Scheffel (S months' tuition). I.ndy Pompadour Court nance (Gabriel Morel), I,eona Daugherty (Junior). Fadette Impromptu (Hohm), Marguerite Doyle (Junior High). J.c.s Sylphes Valse (Bachman). Carmen Dean (Orants Pass, Junior High). Valse Drogonalse (Thome) Ruby Stone (Sophomore). Polonaise (Bohm), Louise LCi cher (Orants Pass, Junior High). Fantaale Impromptu (Chopin): Pollchinelle The Clown (Rach maninoff) Doreen Leverette (Jun- Ps""'' ' "Shadows' Pleases Undid Audience A great deal of Interest was taken hv tho local radio public In the latest Helen N orris drama. Shadows," which received its pre mier broadcast during Copco Hour last Tuesday night. Those who heard this new play were greatly Imnressed with Its possibilities and predict n widespread popularity among the larger stations. A most unusual plot with a surprise cli max characterized the drama which Is said to he Miss Morris' best ef fort. A selected cast was chosen for the Initial broadcast of "Shadows." by Fletcher Fish, who directed the production. Numbered nmonj the Copco Players were Jo Murray Rostel, F.stelle Qulsenher ry. Wirt Clark, Harry Hlnman, and Mr. Fish.- This was Mr. Hlnmnn'R first ap pearance with tno Copco Players, although he was by no means un known In local dramatic circles His work in the recent presentation of Mrs. Flumn-stead-Lelgh was es kwrlally noteworthy. ' laical radio followers are urged lo tune in on Copco Hour next Tuesday evening. June 10, to heir the' Willett Piano recital from 0 to 10 p. m;- Xlllclnw Temple- " -to Mrrl June Mtll Zulelma Temple No. 13. Daugh ter of the Nile, will meet In tho Ashland Masonic temple on Satur day. June 14th. Luncheon at the Llthia hotel at 12:30. i- r t Sweeney, presiding of ficer, will submit her report of the snnremn lemnle session recenll held In Chicago, at which some In teresting changes In the laws were made. This will he the last meeting of the order until September. Ten-Ills In Washington Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terrill of Medford are spending several weeks In Washington, vacationing nt Car knn, having made the trip north Yiiy motor the early part of the week. J Piano and Dramatic Students Heard in Joint Recital Here The piano and dramatic recital given by students of Mrs. John White und Mrs. Percy Bray at the ( home nt the Tnt-mor nn T 11 11 street, last evening was enthusias tically received by the audience In attendance. A program of the following num bers was presented: Star Spangled Banner (Arr. by It. M. Stulls), Maxine Voting. My Bonnie Claras Hughes. Reading: Hullo (Sam Walter Foss). Dick Woodcock. Monologue: Mr. Green Calls (Stedman). lidlth llodgkins. . Minuet (J. s. Bach), JuuniU Cowgill. ' Country Dance (L. Leslie Loth), Dick Woodcock. Reading: I've (lot a Dog (Select ed), Billy Marsh. Monologue: Why the Minister Didn't Propose Alice Kellogg. The Clown (Flln Ketterer); Song of the Reapers (Schumann), Alden Hughes. The smoker's Reflections (Bach) All Through the Night (Welch Air). Ruth Hedges. Reading: Grandma Has Her Hair Robbed Betty West. Sentiment: You Mean My Mother David Semon. Monologue: Bridge U (Doris I. Robidouxl; Curtain: Nothing Suited llliu Fvelyn Herman. Klfln Dance (Carl Ileitis), Uarl ene Young. Hop, Skip and Jump (A. Verne Westlake): Piccolo Polka (Clayton Curwen). Roberta Pankey. Monologue: In the Street Car (Stedman), Mary Kellogg. Monologue: Mary Goes to the Shoe Shop Bobbett Woodcock. Trio: Jack Frost (Jane Matting ly), Ruth Hedges, Margery Paley, Dick Woodcock. Mazurka (Wilson Smith), Max- ine Young. uuei: jne lop o me .moiuih (John P. Scott), Margery Paley, Roberta Pankey. Monologue: Entertaining Miss Scroggins Lo Vernn Bell Valuer. The Brook (Camille W. Keck wer). Maxine Peterson. Trio: Priests March from Magic Flute (Mozart), Wanda Wyant, Maxine Peterson, Margery Paley. Monologue: At the Movies (Sted man), Doreen Elwood. Sonata' No. 2. 1st Movement (Mozart). Wanda Wyant. Londonderry Air (Transcribed by Calvin Grooms). Margery Paley. Monologue: Talkative Tilly Marie Van der Mark. Serenade (Schubert); Parlslann (G. Iiachinnn), Alice Prock, ' .' Miss Gardner to Be Heard in Recital Musical circles of Medford are welcoming the news of another ap proaching recital. Mips Cieraldine Oardner, who is graduating June 16th from the University of Ore gon, will repeat her senior piano recital, given in Eugene, for her friends in Medford June 19th at St. Mark's hall. Miss CJarriner, who Is the daugh ter of Mrs. George Gardner, at tended high school in Jacksonville and Medford. Since entering the university she has won numerous honors in the school of music and participated In the major programs sponsored by the school. At the Tniversity she Is a student of John Stark Evans and before entering studied piano under Mrs. E. E. Gore of this city. D. A. R's Plan Picnic at S. S. Smith Cabin Fmrpdrngons, delphiniums, irl and other flowers In soft pastel colorings decorated the luncheon table nt Hotel Medford Wednesday when Mrs. n. O. Harding, regent, was hostess to members of the D. A. R. board. The first regular board meeting of the new year was held following the luncheon and plans discussed for the annual flag day picnic, which will he held nt Mrs. S. S. Smith's summer home at Kdgewood park on the Rogue. June 14th. Mrs. Lnwtnn Will Vl-ll Valley Mrs. Lawton. national chairman of the committee for the preserva tion of roadside beauty, will be in Medford June 28th, according to nresent plans of the Medford Gar den club, lo meet with residents of this city. A meeting for. women will be held In the nfternoon and one for men In the evening. i Mrs. Lawton. who Is making a survey of highways In the northern part of Oregon this week, will also make a survey of highways In the Rogue River valley during her may here. Severnl plans will be Insti tuted In an effort to beautify the roadsides. preliminary steps were taken nt the Thursday meeting of the local Garden club to get Mrs. Lawton to visit this territory. A report of the State Federation meeting in Kugene given by Mrs. Glen Fobrirk. who attended s delegate of the southern district, was enjoved by members. Commonrrtnent Cuots Oregon Slate College Several local families attended the commencement festivities nt Oregon State college the first of the week. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Sweeney. whn?e daughter, Mary Martha, graduate.!, and Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, whose son. Chester. Is n member of the class of 19J. TWO WEST VIRGINIA BEAUTIES Aaaonatett tre& Photo West Virginia university students were unable to choose between brunet and blonde and now the Mountaineers have two beauty queens. They are Margaret Straley (above) of Ripley, W. Va and Ueora Dunn (Inset) of Reedsville, W. Va. Mrs. Sweeney Home From Chicago Meet Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney, queen of Zuleima Temple, Daughters of the Nile, returned to Medford Fri day from Chicago, where sho at tended the supreme session of Daughters of the Nile. En route she visited relatives and friends In Kansas City and Denver. Sho was away from this city three weeks. Parish Dance Event of Thursday, June 12 Plnns for a parish dance to be held in St. Mark's hall the eve ning of Juno'lL'lh have been spon sored by the St. Ann's Altar guild, which will sponsor the uffiilr. Good music has been engaged for the evening and a general good time Is promised all who attend. All friends are invited to come and enjoy the festivity. Mrs. lfiirinoii TjTJives Mfrirnltl for Ktlsl Mi's. O. L. Harmon of Los An geles, formerly of this city, who has been a guest of Mrs. Sidney Smith for several days, left the first of the week for Des Mnlnet, Iowa, where she will spend the summer. Kn route she will visit her son. If llnrmnn In onslnm OreiTOIl. In Iowa she will visit her daugh-i ..,,. , . ,,,. ters. Mrs. C. Pollock of Des M innet In O. Major ( J S Rach) . Moines. Mrs. John Dugan of Rip- 1 I'""" Tune (Old ": pey and Dr. Coffins or Farming- OU"''" Time, (. F. Hach), Mary J i Louise McKlhose. , t j Caprlce-dluerter); Old Southern .Mrs. Vawtcr ' Days (Orant-Schaefer), Phyllis Visits In FJlst Phythian. Mrs. W. I. Vnwter. Sr., who left Country Dance (Reethoven); this city a short lime ngo with her Consolntlon (Mendelssohn), Mar brother, Dr. C. M. Hill, of Rerke- garet Mary Mann, ley. Cnl., for an extensive visit In Two Waltes (Schubert): Fire the east, is now In Cleveland. Ohio, ! fn,.s (Grnnt-Sehncfer), Harbnra the guest of relattves and friends. A ' Durham. tour of the Great Ijikes region is! Rarchetta (Xevin), Marjorie included In her Itinerary und she ; phythian. will return to MedTord via Canada. prelude In G Minor (Heller), stopping for a short time nt Ronff 1 Leona Conger. and Lake Louise. Preludes No. 3 and No. 6 (Hel- iler); Waltz In D Flat (Chopin). Royal Neighbors I Louise Hrommer. Hold Meeting imnrntiilitil Onus 40 (MacDow- The Royal Neighbors camp met! at the W. O. C hall Thursday eve- j ning. Several matters were dis posed of at the business session. I The next meeting will he a social j gathering nnd will be held the eve- ning of June I!Hh. The Mlslletne club of the Royal Neighbors camp will meet nt the W. O. W. hall Thursday afternoon. June 10th. Mrs. K. M. Hussong nnd Mrs. Katie Palen will net as hostesses. We can guarantee delivery dates if you place your orders now on Green Pine Slabs Large or Small Loads at Summer Prices Now is the Time to Save Money on Your Winter Fuel Bill VALLEY FUEL GO. PHONE 76 Wallace Students Will Give Recital Musical circles of Medford are anticipating the recital to be given tomorrow evening in St. Mark's Guild hall by piano students of Miss Imogenc Wallace. Tho first number on the following program will be played at S o'clock: t ,.t The Paper Chain (six hands) (Lynes) Phyllis Phythian, Mar garet Mary Mann. Janet Mann. The Cuckoo (Thompson) John Prentice. The Adjutant's Call (Tomlln son) Lawrence Pennington. In the springtime (Zilcher)': Ghosts (Hazel Klnscella) Phoebe Dean. The Haunt of the Fairies (Marie Crosby); The Jester (Helen Dal lam) lictty Jane Pennington. Vale of Song (Knife); March of the Tinker Toy Soldiers (Masters); lintterflles , Wink Their Primrose Wings (F. Goodrich) Darbara Lem mnn. .Minuet Oracieuse (J. S. finch); Soldiers March (Schumann); W-aU. in F Major (Reethoven) Helen Chirgwin. Yellow Jonquils (six hands) (Johannlng), Phyllis Phythian, Margaret Mary Mann. Roily Vllm. The Wood Kit (Marl Paldl); What Iho Negro Minstrel Sang (Marston); Castanets (Rehe), Jan et Mann. Dutch Dance (Thompson) Donee of the Manikins (Davis), Hetty ... Hcnuldllla r (AlbenIS!). Joseph l.lll llley. Mrs. Dully Klilertiilns Will tii'Mlii y I .u iK'lieon Mrs. M. L. Dally entertained a group of friends at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home. 228 South Ivv street. Wednesday. Guests we-e Mrs llavmond Crawford. Mrs. A .1. Anderson. Mrs. C. A. Whlllork. Mrs. J. D. Shaffer and Mrs. Joe llihhnrd of Itutle Falls. Garden Club Flower Show Draws Crowds to View Blossoms ' . Holding first place on the past week's social calendar with the, majority of Medford people was the flower show, sponsored by the Medford Garden club Tuesday and Wednesday In the former Browne's hardware store at the corner of Main and Grape streets, offered the club for the occasion by Ml. A. W. Pipes. The building was transformed Into a garden of flowers and shrubs with displays superior to any previously entered In local flower shows crowding the tables. Roses, delphiniums, iris, poppies, punsies, sweetpens and hosts of other blossoms filled the rooms with fragrance and color. Hanging baskets used were furnished by the Medford Greenhouse. Flower lovers from Medford anil all sections or ine .vancy Severn i unies uili ing ine t o m In an attempt to view all the ilttempt lo view flowers entered. Committees appointed by Mrs. Leland Ment.er, club president, who helped make the show suc cessful were: lOnlerlng ami label ing. Mrs. c. C. Furnas, chairman, and Mesdames II. F. W. Spllver, R. G. Fowler, WnWen Rutlcr, A. R. Hedges; arrangements. Mrs. K. N. ltlden. chairman. Mesilames A. H. Drury and Semon: exhibits ond decorations, general committee. Mesilames C. A. Swigart. Porter, Neff. K. 11. Porter, T. W. Miles. Chairmen of special exhibits: Roses. Mrs. II. D. McCaskey; Iris. Mrs. L. K. Williams; tall garden flowers. Mrs. W. W. P. Hull; peon ies, Mrs. C. W. Reanies; sweet peas. Mrs. W. 10. Crews; flowiring shrubs. Mrs. II. W. Hamlin: small garden flowers, Mrs. F. M. Corlles; table arrangements, Mrs. Lewis IM rich; living room arrangements. Miss Anne Livingstone; wild flow ers, Miss Helen Hullis; and chil dren's exhibits, Mrs. K. 11. Day. Judges for the show were Mrs. Monroe of Ashland, and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, roses: Mrs, George Knton, Grants Pass; Mrs. s. M. Samuelson. other flowers: Mrs. I'.eaumont T. DeLosh and Mrs. Marjorie Feasley, artistic arrangement. Miss Mae Philips lOlltcrtuiiis Miss Mao Philips, 923 East Main street, entertained the Woman'4 Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. IS. church Tuesday after noon. The program for the nfternoon was opened with the singing of "Work, for the Night Is Coming." prayer was. offered by Mrs. George Moidoff. Mrs. J. W. Smylio led tho devotions. The Hlble lesson WMB tnken from tho Sth chapter of Mark. Other numbers on the pro gram were: Song, "Oh, Zlon, Haste," prayer by Mrs. Smylio, i opening of the Mile Rox by Mrs.! Riley D. llenson. with Utile Shir-1 ley Pankey collecting the boxes: i vocal solo. "Something for Thee," ( by Mrs. A. 10. Lyman, nccnmpunlcd ' by Mrs. Clarence Pankey: prnyer by Mrs. I.. F. Ilelknap: short talk by Mrs. Hose Adslt of Wlnlon. Cnl., Mrs. Helknap gave n splendid resume of her trip to Honolulu. During the study period led by Mrs. Smylio, Mrs. O. V. Myers gave ,i review of the book "From Jerusa lem to Jerusalem." Mrs. J. A. Da-i run rend a selection. "Rural Work j In China." followed by the song, J "Oh, Zlon, Haste." . Missionary Benediction May the Grace of Christ our Savior And the Father's boundless love. With the Holy Spirit's favor Rest upon us from above. During the social hour. Miss Mne Philips, nssisted by Mrs. K. S. Hltzler. Mrs. 11. W. Conger nnd Mrs. W. M. VnnScoyoc, served re freshments. llllllllllllllllllllllll) J. E. CRAWFORD 509 Hamilton, Medford You are Invited to proient this cou pon at the Mall Tribune office ana receive two FREE TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTURE PROGRAM AT THE UUP Ai a Subscriber Guest of tha MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SPACE. If you ars a subscribed to the Mall Trlbuns your name may appear here tomor row! Only subscribers' names will be published and, during the dura tion of this offer, all subscribers wS.1 be given an opportunity to en' ;oy FREE shows as GUESTS OF THI8 PAPER. NOW PLAYING "Free and Easy" I J llllllllllllllllllllllll. Activities of Legion Auxiliary Mrs. 1). J. Wtllson Publicity Chairman There neem to bo busy days ahead for the American Legion Auxiliary with conferences, meet ings, luncheons, etc., right after another. The major event has been the visit f our national president. Mrs. Donald Macrae. Mrs. Macrae was met In Klamath Kails by our department president. Mrs. Mary t'haney, who was her escort to Kugene. From Kugene they went to I'orvallls, then to Salem and on to Tortliind. Mrs. Macrae spoke over station KOAO on Wednesday at 3 p. m. Yesterday and today a district conference Is being held In Rose burg with a well-planned program arranged Including business meet ings, trips and dances. Alany local legionnaires and auxiliary mem- her (t,OVe up to attend this con terence. (-ine of the chief speakers nt the Roseburg conference will he Mrs. Georgia Webber, state hospital chairman. From Roseburg. Mrs. Weber will come on down to Mciirortl and attend our regular meeting tomorrow night. All mem bers are urged to attend Ibis meet ing nnd meet Mrs. Weber. Great Pocahontas to Visit Weatonka Saturday, June 14lh will be a notable day for the Pocahontas lodge, as the Great Pocahontas of California and her official family will make n visit to Wenlonka Council of Medford. A special meeting will he held nnd tho Medford council will put on tho initiatory work. A number of visitors will be here from coun cils In northern. California nnd Portland, Ore. . Shower For Miss Mikscbe Mrs. Raymond Mlkscho nnd Mrs. John Wilkinson were Joint hostesses nt a cryslul shower given in com pliment to Mlsf Mercla Mlksche, whose marriage to Mr. Leo Maher, will bo a social event of this sum mer, recently held nt tho home of Mrs. Mlksche. Tho evening was spent playing bridge, with prizes going to Mrs. Orin Schenck nnd Mrs. H. R. Shrove. Miss Henrietta Jnnnson left this city Thursday evening Tor San Francisco, where she will spend 10 days visiting friends and intending the reunion of tho nurses' training class with which she graduated. "I Find Their Cleaning Service So Dependable" City Cleaning 6 Dyeing Works 624 North Riverside B.&P. W. Clubs Plan for Regional Meet at Seaside on June 1 Tho Medford Ituslnt ss und Pro-1 1 fessional Women's club has been j named as joint hostess with Kla - math Kails, (Hants Pass and (.n j ouille to greet the Arizona delega tion at the regional convention to I be held at Seaside, June 13. 14 and j Mrs. Maud Chapman, president, land other representatives of the ' local club, will probably motor to j the coast city Thursday. I F.lght western states will be rep ! resented at the convention and Dr. Olgn S. Slnstny and another mi I tionnl officer from New York City i will be In attendance. A varied laud Interesting program has .been i announced for the three days. Medford Students Heard in Recital Mrs. J. R. Thompson returned lo Medford the first of the week from Kugene, where she attended the student recital given at Hie school of music auditorium at the University of Oregon. Iler daugh ter. Miss Gerahllne Thompson, was one of the six student artists par ticipating In the program. She was accompanied by Miss Margaret Whiting, pianist, and played the following violin numbers: Mozart' German Dance, Tully's Gavotte and Knmcuu's Rlgaudon. f.llss Joyce Maddox, pianist, who Is also a student from Medford. conlrlbuted three numbers, to the progrom: Chopin's Nocturne, op. 72. No. 1. and Seluininnn's Novel ette, op. 21, No. 7. Honor Gnosis Attend Missionary Meeting Sixteen honor guests attended the missionary meeting of iho Christian church society held In the church parlors with Mrs. C. R. Iloyd's division In chargo Tues day afternoon. Installation services ror tho new ly elected officers wero held. Women who will hend the society for the coming year are: Mrs. R. L. Ray, president; Mrs. C. M. Hon, vice-president: Mrs. F. J. Wllmot, secretary; Mrs. Lloyd Wleks, treas urer, and Mrs. Allan Curry, litera ture secretary. Mrs. Ruth Reed snng a solo dur ing the program, which was de voted lo the subject of Porlo Rico, and Mrs. Kverctt Kails presented a monologue. pl,n Ol Ah,,'.. Atlnr uriclotv will hold Its regular business , meeting Tuesday afternoon, A good attend- nnee Is requested. ' "They've never failed me once! Every bit of cleaning I send them is back right on time, beautifully done, and the charges are always surprisingly reasonable." That is the way women speak of our cleaning service for many years the standby of good housekeepers throughout the city. Call us today and our driver will pick up your trial order. We be lieve you will become another steady patron. "We're Not Satisfied Unless , You Are" What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Ity .Mrs. I). J. VVillson Final Girl Scout troop meetings rl- !for Ol' summer are being held! ' and until school begins next Sep- j, teniber there will be very few troop gatherings. For the benefit of the Medford Girl Scouts t will be at i he Girl Scout office, begin- nlng next Wednesday, on Mondays, ' Wednesdays and Fridays from 2:30 lo 4:30 each afternoon. Any scout who wants to pass badges, class work, or Just wants to come !' up und talk awhile is welcomef t The office Is upstairs over Lam, port's, and the phone number is ". 120-.I. Junior high troops held court ojt a awards on Friday night at the , W. ('. A. with a number of girls coming up for badges. Highest ? honors went to Dorothy Burgess and Helen Henson who came up' v for first class, und the first Junlof High Girl Scouts to attain this honor here. I , We had n very fine showing of Girl Scouts who marched In the ,t. Memorial Day parade on May 30 There are approximately seventi girls who marched. . We are helping tho Red Cross , In making needleklts. or "house A wives' they are sometimes . ' called. There are a few unmade I ones left, and any Girl Scout who ' wishes to may get one at the Girl Scout office on the afternoons when I am there. 1 V If you have an average of B on your report enrd you are entitled ft lo the scholarship badge. This Is for schoolwork done the past sear. The Junior High troops had a wonderful time out at Shady Cove a week ago. With twenty-three girls there they had a regular camp nnd rnn it just like one with i" nil cupers from K. P. to cooking it all planned out. Miss Luy's Dance Recital June 14 Miss Ruth Luy has .changed the, date for her dunce .recital from Friday. Juno. 13 v to Thursday o June 12. It wit! he given '.In the 'r. armory and Miss Luy's student u will be assisted hy the piano stuf dents of Mrs. E. 13. Gore. .n Some pupils from ' Misa Luy'a Grants Puss clauses will partlcl- a pate In the evening's' program ' making a total of about -60 in' all, x Klevated seats will he used in " the armory In order that all per- "I sons who attend will be'- arbW see the ' ntlra. , program, . . -whjel. I will be announced next week. , Phone 474 ill i ,tt
