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PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Garage Leonard R. Roger of 1106 West Fourth street applied at the city building Inspector'! office Saturday for a permit to construct a private garage at a ited cost of $50. ... Visit in Chicago Mrs. Susan D. Nason and Miss Margaret Ma son returned to Medford yester day after spending a month vis iting in Chicago. They make their home on the Old Stage road. Visit In Chicago Mrs. Susan D. Nason and Miss Margaret Nason returned to Medford yes terday after spending a month visiting in Chicago. They make their home on the Old Stage Koad. Visiting Here Mrs'.' Ethelyn Evans of Philadelphia, Pa., is in Medlord visiting her mother, Mrs. Lottie Daniels at the Com munity hospital, and her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. FranK i Hull of S17 S. Grape street. V Tournament The Medford Duplicate Bridge club will hold another weekly tournament at the Medford Hotel tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock. Service men and their wives as well as townspeople are invited to play in the tournaments. Last week's winners were Mrs. Morrell and Brighton Sanderson, first; Dave Wood and Hugh Ford, second; Mrs. A. F. W. Kresse and Mrs. G. O. Humphrey, third. Players are asked to be in their seats by 7:45 p. m., in order that play may start promptly. Receives Discharge Ray mond L. Martin, former Medford 'man, who has served in the navy for the past 20 months, has re- reived a saedical discharge from service and hat now returned to Medford to resume civilian life. Mr. Martin was last sta tioned at San Pedro, Cal. Prior to going into the navy, he had lived in Medford and Prospect for 12 years, and was employed by the Kay Lithograph Co. In Medford. He is a brother of Mrs. H. L. Mattox and Louis Martin, both of Medford. DR. A. k. HEDGES Chiropractic It Naturopathic . Phisioian 128 E. Main Dial 3170 Coltags Cheese"" Cottage cheese Is difficult to digest With a strong digestive system, it Is a source of good supply of protein. . Protein of excellent quality may be sup plied the system by mixing in equal parts milk and navy bean. This combination is said to be equal If not superior in protein to porterhouse steak. It is much richer in vitamins and minerals, and a great deal less expensive. v i' It Is not advisable to substitute cottage cheese for milk, as it does not supply calcium in suffi cient amount. Cottage cheese supplies only 154 millograms to the cup. This is less than one fifth of the recommended daily intake of calcium. A cup of milk supplies nearly twice as much. The food value received from cottage cheese is proportional to the ability of the digestive sys tem to properly digest it. Also its value depends much upon the manner in which it is made. BURGOYHE'S MEDFORD'S POPULAR DINING AND DANCING PLACE ON THE SOUTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY, WILL EE - PEN TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2 -Featuring- DELICIOUS CHlCKEIi and STEAK DINNERS DANCING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY CLOSED KONDAYS PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday 7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge, I. O. O. F. hall, business meeting. Visitors welcome. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Guild of Presbyterian church at church parlors. Speaker will be Miss Patty McLeod of USO. Tuesday 1:00 p. m.- Medford Counoll of P-T. A., home of Mrs. Rich ard Payne, 101 Geneva St. Mrs. Eldon Drysdale will present pro gram. 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks, Elks Temple, for dessert and cards. Hostesses, Mrs. William A. Young and Mrs. Jim Bates. 2:00 p. m. Women's Associa tion of Presbyterian church, church parlors. 4:15 p. m. Red Cross hospital and recreation corps, courthouse auditorium. 6:30 p. m. Lady Lions, pot- luck supper, home of Mrs. Earl Sims, 43 Summit Ave. Assisting hostesses, Mrs. Arnold Green and Mrs. Lyle Thurman. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, K. P. hall, initiation. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O., home of Mrs. O. H. Bengt- son, 122 Oregon Terrace, Mrs. Louis Brown, hostess. Official visit of Mrs. Helen Kazer, repre senting state organizer. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Navy Mothers, home of Mrs. Frances MeCono- chie, 1015 W. Twelfth St Cov ered dish luncheon at noon. Members bring thimbles and completed garments. Wives and mothers of all navy, naval re serve, marine and coast guards men welcome. 12:30 p. m. Victory club, O E. S., covered dish luncheon at Masonic building, on West Main St. Bring own service. 12:30 p. m. Get-Together club,-pot-luck luncheon, home of Mrs. Hazel Mottner, Maple Park Drive. Business meeting to fol low. 1:00 p. m. Women of Rotary, home of Mrs. Emerson Merick 1432 E. Main St., for covered- dish luncheon. Assisting host esses, Mrs. A. Orln Schenck and Mrs. Chet Leonard. 1:45 p. m. Contemporary Book dub, home of Mrs. E. p. Vilas, 1018 S. Oakdale Ave. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, at Girls' Community club. Court Citation Buren C. Ken nedy, IB, of 508 South Grape street, was cited by state police Sunday to appear in Justice ol the peace court this afternoon charged with driving a car with out an operator s license. . Return Mr. and Mrs. J. E McAllister returned this week end from San Francisco, Cal where they have spent the past two weeks visiting friends ana relatives. They make their home at 1024 E. Jackson boulevard. . . Injured Hands Two men were confined in Community hospital over the week end for treatment of hand injuries. They were Ralph Lacey, 27, of Pros pect, employed at the Jantzer Bros, mill, and Emil Meisen hoelder. - 25. an employe of s. o. s. e Change Plans It has been found impossible for members of the ticket committee in charge of the Rony lecture Thursday night to deliver tickets to mem bers of the sponsoring group, the League of Women Voters, as or iginally planned, and members are asked to secure their tickets at Prultt's music store or at the high school auditorium Thurs day night' Bhuler Her Meredith D Shuler, petty officer third class in the navy, from Bremerton, Wash., is in Medford visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Shu ler, and friends. Shuler is a for mer Medford high school stu dent. Oueet of DeSousas Mrs. Jo seph R. Marshall, Jr., of Oswego, Ore., arrived in Medford Satur day night and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pesouza. so Western Ave. Mrs. Marshall for merly made her home here and well known. To InspectChester A. Ar thur Corps, Woman's Relief Corps, will be inspected by Mrs. Emma Gleason, Central point, acting departmental inspector for Oregon, at a meeting to be held Thursday at the armory in Medford at 2 p. m. In Tanas Aviation Cadet Da vid Shepard Williams of Rt. 4, Is one of 54 young men from Oregon now stationed at the AAF pre-flight school for pilots at San Antonio, Tex., according to a news release from the school. Cadet Williams Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil liams. Rearranging A general rear rangement of desks and films cabinets is being made in the office housing the city superin tendent, treasurer and recorder. Three partitions have been re moved in order to provide for more room and better lighting and the entire office will be re decorated shortly. e Nurse Here Luclle Young, cadet nurse at St. Vincent's hos pital in Portland, visited her parents at Talent over the week end. Also visiting at the Young nome was trteir younger son Floyd, Jr., who is being trans ferred next week from Euaene to Spokane for further school ing before enlistment In the ar my air corps. The Youngs' older son, uavia, is also stationed at a Spokane air field with an air service squadron. 9 e e To Leave Major Ralph Nor- ris, wno, with Mrs. Norris. has seen in Medford since last Fri day, visiting his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- art K. Norris. 1900 HUlerest road, will leave tomorrow to re turn to his station at Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Norris will remain for a longer stay. Matar and Mrs. Norris, who before the war resided in San Francisco, have been registered at the Medford Hotel.. . VRV Calendar Wednesday Regular dance at Service club No. 1. Busses will leave from Riverside USO at 7:30 p. m. Thursday Regular dance at Service club No. 2, with SCU orchestra furn ishing music. Busses will leave from Riverside USO at 8 p. m. Leather-" Oregon: Warmer tonight . Northern California: Fair to day and tonight; not so cold to night.. ARREST BOOTLEGGERS ' Phoenix, Ariz. -(U.R) The Ari zona Department of Liquor Li censes and Control announced recently that 53 bootleggers had been arrested during September throughout the state. The drive against, bootleggers by the de partment has been under way for the past year, because of their activities in causing ab senteeism and taking advantage of the war situation. EARLY ART COLLECTOR Brunswick,- Me. dl.R) The first private collection of Euro pean art made by an American and brought to this country was assembled by James Bowdoin, son of a governor of Maine and minister to Spain and Franca in the early 1800s, and is still on exhibition at the Walker Ait building. The plot of ground on which the first National Bank of Salt Lake City now stands was in the early days the site of the first Anglo Saxon Irrigation project In the new world. HELP WANTED . MEN and WOMEN For work in Camp White Exchang Stores. Excellent working condition. Experience unnecessary. GOOD SALARIES PAID VACATIONS Amy Camp White Exchange main office - Employment Department Near the camp bin terminal en . Are. A, off Crater Lake H Iflhwty 12 GETS MULE TAIL Twelve-year-old Gordon Marx, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. Marx of Kings highway, has a wonderful experience to tell his school mates this week. For Gordon, deer hunting in Lake county the past four days with his father and or. Stanley E. Philips and Dick Payne, bagged a 150-pound mule tail doe with what Dr. Philips de scribed as the "best shot of the trip, right through the neck." It was the first he ever killed. All four got deer, Dr. Philips buck . and Marx and Payne does. They returned to Medford Sunday. Another successful hunting party, which returned today after six days in Klamath coun ty, was composed of Oliver Tice and Jim Murray of Medford and Emmettf Gil lings, Rex Hyatt and Rex, Jr., of Klamath Falls. They got five mule tall bucks, aver aging about 150 pounds. BACK TO CELLS Salem, Ore., Nov. 1.. U,R) Three Oregon state prison con victs who broke from their cell block yesterday and subdued a prison power house guard In an attempted blackout escape were back in confinement today. The three Gaylord Sorahan, SO; George P. Bemsee, 34, and Silas Griffin, 28 were serving long term sentences for assault and robbery. They occupied ad joining cells. The convicts, believed to have been planning their escape for weeks drilled rivets out of their cell doors and refilled the holes with putty before repainting sections of their cell bars to pre vent the notice of prison guards. After they had pried their. way out of their cells ana opened the door ot ine prison auditorium with a "home made" key, they subdued the guard of the prison power house and at tempted to smash the prison master light switches. INE Fourth Corps Headquarters, Oregon Maneuver Area, Nov. U,R More than 75,000 troops who - have fought over 10,000 square miles 'of the maneuver area in Oregon's war games cur ing the past two months pre pared to return to their home stations today.. ' Army officers reported the men of the Blue and Red forces were fighting over the battles of various maneuver phases and recalling the tests made on them selves and their combat equip ment. . Early problems of the maneuv ers were fought high in the de sert east of Bend and final prob lems in the timberland along the Deschutes river near the city of Sisters. Mai. Gen. Alexander Patch, corps commander, directed the war games. Coming Speaker - Authority On Russian History George J. Rony, who speaks at the high school auditorium in Medford Thursday night, lived through the Russian revolution, has written 14 books, acquired the world's largest film li brary, many of the films of a historical nature and experi enced a hair-raising escape from Hitler following his production of the French propaganda pic ture, "The Greatest Gangster." Rony Is 35 and is a graduate of the University of Leningrad. - The Russian engaged in mo tion picture production even THREE CONVICTS Ex-Wife Talks 4.-- Mease TetesAereJ As the Nassau, Bahamas, murder trial of Count Alfred de Marlany entered Its second week, a letter written by the count's second wife, Hutu pannstock de Marlany, above, to Lady Eunice Oakee, widow of the late Sir Harry Oakes, was expected to furnish details of de Marlgny's courunin oi nancy oases. before his graduation and for many years produced films of a historical and propaganda na ture in all parts of Europe. Com ing to this country after the fall of France, Mr. Rony has since lectured before many groups In all parts of the country and is now considered ona ot this coun try's outstanding authorities on Russian and the European situ ation. Too Late To Classify BIO FIR alabs. Double load, edito. Medford Fuel. Tel. sill. RUMMAGE 8 ALB sponsored by Merit circle oi first rreaDycariaa onuron, Nov. and 6. In Hogan Bid., aoroaa from Craterlan Tneater. WANTED Good family oow. Hot lew than 4 gal. dally. S. Ceborne, Ht. 4, BOX 40-B. POR RENT Very attractive suburban heme with three bedrooms, large living room witn fireplace, dining room, kitchen, den. double plumbing, basement with fumaoe. Outataud- Ins view, family orchard. This is e beautiful borne and can be leased for one year. Rent SftO par month to responsible tenants. Hot furnished. ELMER KERRim Dial 3387 or 46SO. $4500 No. 438 North Holly. Larue llv- Inn loom with oak floors, dining room, fireplace, Kitchen, laundry room, three bedrooms, double gar age. Corner lot, paved at. Borne fruit.. $7875 - 78 aores wltb SB acres eulMvated. good free aoll, soma alfalfa, good family orchard. Very good alx-room modern home with basement, fur nace, fireplace. Barn, chlok bouxe. Biz cowe, three heifers, bull. 900 ' chickens, good team, some sheep ana pigs, nm meoninery, nay, feed. All goes with plsse. Will trade iut .eoteuer piace. . .... Alee ' S3509 A suburban borne for the small family; nearly 1 sere, with distinct ively arranged 4-room modem home. WeU located, with elty wa. tor, attractive yard, trees, ahrube , EUUZrl HERRIED, 44 N. Riverside. . Dial S387. POR RENT Sleeping rooms. Em ployed lady preferred. Ill Almond at. CANARIES Pedigreed Rollers, Beau tlful singers. Alto oagea. 1197 w. Main. Phone 4SS7. POR BALEr-Monareb electric range, ess. Call between 10:80 e. ro. end 3:80 p. m., Tueaday, Nov. t. White bouae behind willow Springe Serv ice station, s miles north ot cen tral Point. ARMY officer end wife, ne children, want to rent furnished apt. house. Mrs. C. W. pisher, Jack. eon Hotel. POR RENT To S army couples who don't mind living In country, com pletely furnished apartment. Oar age for car. no children or pete. mile south Pboenls, on highway, White house on hill on right side, oscer oyeiu. Nights Only Weekday Doors upen siee tarts Tomorrow Kite ERROL "LYNN RONOLD REAGAN to DESPERATE JOURNEY Plus BEHIND THE EIGHT IAU with RITZ BROS. Ends Tonight DESPERATE JOURNEY Plug; LUCKY LEGS OTDtOAIi offleer end wife with els-'weeka-old baby deelre clean, com iortable tins quartere. Call Mr. Murl Kinal. Jackson Hotel. Reward offered. FOR RENT rUet rooms to em ployed eouplee. Private bona. Sll - Vancouver Ave. WANTED araduate or uodrgredu. ate nurse at the Ceteopathla Clinic end Hospital. IS.OAUOS ahotfun shells for sale. Phone eaot. LOST Oaa ration book erta. sua sue cn. WANTED Day care for t-mo.-eld paoy. rcjer nome on out racuie bisbway, within mile of Big y. Tribune Bos 1417. EXCELLENT city references oan be rurnianea ny coupi? oeeinng fur nished bouae or apartment. Phone Mra, Brewer, OTS8. rota SALE Purebred Springer Span iel, ten neuae oewno otoufs (ter ete. Prune at. NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pullata, 1 meeune era. wau aan neiv, we Central Point. OOUPM want work on farm with living accommodation. Bverahady auco court, caaut I. oeorse uook. POR lUwlalch pradueta sail at 1T1S lUTorwae. w nignwey. j, n. jonn eon, authorised dealer. Madford. WANTED 8mall gae or alec trio beat- . rnone 9901. PON BALE Crosscut aaw. S1.S0: SO. gallon wooden barrel, sis rake and noa. S1.S9; maul and weoia, es.su; ehovel. SI; rocking chair, sis mir ror, si: cabinet radio. Sift; man dolin guitar, eft; anare drums and traps, tSK: fruit Jars, floor paint, tire pump, S kerosene lantern, elerm dock, tools. Somber.. 860 Baatty. WANTED Reliable women to help care for elderly couple. Oood home and wages. Phone 1808. POR BALE Man's bicycle. Call S030 Between a a, m. ana op. n. LOST Rose-gold Alvln wrist watch. it D e o cafe, Bunaay. finder plaasa return le Da D. WANTED Stenographer, tit Medford afiog. mono atfoi. WANTED Man and tractor for plow ing, aaaaos, ureter axo nwy. ARMT officer and wife want to rent furnished apt. or bouse. Room 813, Jackson Hotel. COLORED fryers, drawn and out up. suo a pouna. uaxaeie urooery, eui 8. Oakdale. AHYONB Interested In small fur nished bouse in Tseome in ex ehanae for seme here, contact Mra Carter, Room 407 Jsoksoa Hotel. WANTED Pasture for t bones. O, V. Calkins. Rt. 1, Box 838, Thomas road. Cau after a. FOR SALE A slightly used delivery Dike, c v. caixins, ki. t, box in Thomas road. Call after S. LOST Pawn-colored dog, part Chow ana rouce. cuaca ooiiar ana license Phone 8088, POUND Billfold. Identity, par tor ad. Man Tribune. COLORED fryers drawn and eut up, By a e pouna. uaxaeie urocory, eui B. oakdale. . WANTED PUmlahed apartment for soldier, wife and baby. Will pay ui to 880. Jean Zetgler, Crater Hotel PICKED UP A large Meek and white speckled male dog. smooth snort hair. Owner nay have seme of paying far ed. OeeU Hartley. Phone evue, evenings. 110 RIWARD for tnformation of a S-Bedroom house or apartment far rent. Call at Crater Oefe and 10 p. m. PAT hogs for sale, 13o per lb. Phone aooa. LOST Brown wallet, gold lettertne. o. u Moiaovan. rmaer piesse seen cash, return to seme same, Rt. 4, Box les-A. ONE OF THE GREATEST cacocaco TT0 YOU CAN BUYI Ton girls who suffer from simple ane mia or who lose so much dunce monthly periods that yeu feel tired, weak, "dragged out" due to low blood Iron try Lydla B. Plnkham'a Com pound TABUSTB (with add! TABLETS (with added Irani one of the best waya to help build up red blood to eat man tranctb In atifri. caeca. Follow label directions. Oet lodes Ol.llJti.lflAMI SHOWS AT 1i4Mi4S-BiOO ENDS TOMORROWI ANOTHER "MAIZIE" HIT! .aC STARTS WED. I Musical COLORED tryv drawn and out up. 99c a pound. Oakdale urocery, 401 B. Oakdale. WANTED Olrl for housework, either lull time or pan time, Phone 83oS. WANTED 1-burner else trio plate. Phone 9798. MAN. 40 years old. would like to find lady not younger than 80 or over 46. I do not drink or amoke. have !ood steady job. Ma!l Tribune Box 384. kcoLORBD fryers drawn end eut np. sso e pound, oakdale orooery, 401 8. Oakdale. POR SALE HlHcrest Ave. new home. stucco exterior, S bedrooms, bard wood floors throughout, basement with thermos tet sewdust burner, double garage. Built by one of Med forde best contractors, price S83O0. Reasonable terms. For appointment call Chaa. R. Ray, Bra. Ill, Med ford Bldg. Phone SS0S. POR SALE 1811 Reddy. Hew. unfur ntened home with baitlwood floors. fireplace, 8 bedrooms wltb stair way to floored unttalra. hillside location. Immediate possession. Rea sonable terms on ruA loan, rnce 84400. Chaa. R. Ray, Room 317, Medford Bldg. Phone 8803. COLORED frvera drawn and cut up, S8o a pound, Oakdale Orooery, 401 B. oexueie. POR BALE Baby buggy. In Tery good condition, 450. cau mo. SHELLS OR GUNS If you need either we have for sale the same or can ootain warn for you. 808 B. Newtown. POR SALE 1038 Chev. Tudor. Radio, heater, good tires. Phone 3078. POR SALE "O" "3i International truck. Long whael-beae wltb good stock rack. Rogue River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett. Phone SUSS. HELP CONHEHVfE FUEL by lustelllng storm wmduws asve s of your fuel Medford Mlllwork Co, The Olsss House, Pbone 4113. 10th and Orape. POR oil h esters, new and old, ese Joe J Jones. 423 King. MOV1KO to all parts of Oregon. Washington, California, by padded vans Regular service. Bads Trans fer. Dlsl 382. CITY TRANSFER Si Storage Co Padded van service for your con venience. Phone 4864. as BO. Fir WANTED TO BUT Lady's diamond wrist watch, also diamond ring. Tribune Box 3831. DO you NEED spark plugs We have a large stock of Champions. oeorge oooaman, ntanaara nteuon Bth and Central. PRC-WAR TUBES. 18. IS, 18 and 10-Inch. Bring In your certificates. ueorge uooaman, oceoaara ela tion, 0th end Central. ZONTA CLUB RUMMAOE BALB at old Blocker Prlntery. South Cen tra, Monday and Tuesday, Nov. let and and. Four dolls to be given to the uuoky winners. 1840 Chrysler, sedan, beater, radio. 1035 Ford coupe. 1880 Ford sedan. .-!.! 1888 DeSoto sedan, , See at A. Z. "Tubby" DEAN Your Pontlac Dealer. Richfield Station 6th and Orape, Dial 3043. FOR SALB Enameled, medium dead coal burning, Estate elrculettng neater, eoo. oaoi, o to a p. m. onir REGISTERED Duroe boar for sale, from fine hard In Willamette valley. Phone 8804. WANTED Burroughs bookkeeping machine operator, Must have some . knowledge of bookkeeping. Only permanent resident need apply ' Tribune Boa 48a. WAHTBOOIrl or woman to. assist In emnilatloa and advertising de partments, carry proofs to adver tisers end other errands. Must be able to ride bicycle. Permanent position to right party. Apply Mar, Tribune Office. Shows Daily at 1i4Mi45-9i30 ENDS TOMORROWI NOBODY'S AND WEDNESDAY! i Plus WANTED To rent 4 or 8-room bouae on watt side, by permanent dvuian. Phone 8700. WANTEU Commercial spraying. Pbone 8881, Wlthrow. WANTED Woman to care for Invalid In private home. Oood oook. Very' little night care. Time oft. Brlbune Box J 28 71 . .,. ., MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSS - SPECIAL Just received another carload of roofing paper, building paper of all kinds, buy now, before prices advance. We etlO have a few white enamel ranges and medium alee oook stoves, also circulating heaters end wood beaters. Bee us before you buy. New ahlpment of galvanised waro. consisting of garbage cans, buckets, washtubs, milk cans, clothesline and steel wire, alto hardware cloth. American made products. Large stock of luggage, suitcases. tipper end overnight bags. Popular prices. We still bave fireplace screens, large mjv to oncoae srom. Aiao rirepiaoe batketa. Come la end look them over. Linoleum rugs from 8x to 13x18 at our oio popular prices. Largs selec tion of yardage goods to choose from. New lot of bunk beds, cheat of draw ers, platform rockers, mattreeaoa, box springs, quilts and blankets. Large stock of tents, tarpaulins, hay covers, sleeping bags. See ua (or ' your needs. Nails, barb wire, stock fencing and tuples. Complete Une ot these. Fresh stock of paints, all colors, at ex o per ganon. For the carpenter! Urge stock of tools, oonalatlng ot saws, hammers, squares, tapes, rules, chisels, planes, brace and bits, also files of all kinds. We carry s large stock ot new and used pulleys, block, belting, books, peavles and cant books tor the mill end the woods. Water repellent clothes for the wet w earner. Also work shirts, see as, underwear end army pants, used boots end shoes. All aires of pipe and fittings, new snq usea. gu-gauon hot water tanks, toilets, galvanised sinks. Remember. It always pays to shop MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSB 17 Nor Us Orape. Dial 8744. ' Townsend at Dreamland Hall Tues. Night JOLMEST DANCE IN MEDFORDI HIGHEST CASH , PRICES Paid 1st Oood Used Can HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 So. Riverside Dial 4110 eKSiTT TTFiTT-tiI:! I Nights Only Weekdays Starts 8:4S ENDS TONITE . OTTO KRUGER and ELISSA LANDI CORREGIDOR Plus TOMORROW .ar.ss4 awiawes,ewawwieewsxeee. fiu aees.saessai sesi awsw is 2i LawBSBEell 9lat .SCaTJsEJwBHS BBBBXf B83P
