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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1943. PAGE SEVEN 0 LOCAL and To Remodel G. W. Howard applied at the city Inspector's office Monday for a permit to remodel a residence at 71S West 10th street at a stated cost of 1300. e Half hill Hers Staff Sgt. Abe Halfhill of Greenville, Miss., has arrived in the valley to spend a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Halfhill of the south Pacific highway. a . Council To Meet Regular . semi-monthly meeting of the city council will be held in Mayor C. A. Meeker's city hall office at 7:30 tonight. Routine business is on the agenda. Return Sgt. Lynn E. Waggo ner returned to Portland Sunday after visiting Sgt Waggener's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Wag gener on Rt 4. Sgt Waggener is stationed at Vancouver. Bar racks, Wash. Play Postponed The annual play of the Phoenix high school junior class, which was sched uled for Dec 10, has been post poned until some later date due to illness in the class, it was announced today. , . Tlra Stolen O. V. Myers re ported to city police Monday that a 5.30x17 recapped tire and a black wheel were stolen from a Plymouth sedan parked In his used car lot, 234 East Eighth street, Saturday or Sunday night Temple Meeting Z u 1 e 1 m a Temple No. 13, Daughters of the Nile, will hold stated meeting in Grants Pass Saturday, Dec. 11, at 3 p. m. The Grants Pass chorus will be In charge of the program and tea, and each mem ber is asked to bring a pair of cotton socks for the Christmas tree. Awarded Medal Sgt Carl R. a Smoot, 34, has been awarded - the- Good Conduct Medal for . exemplary service as a soldier in an Eighth Air Force heavy ; bombardment group in England , according to a news release ' from England. Sgt. Smoot is a ' member of the motor transpor j tation section of a Flying Fort ; ress squadron. He was formerly ' employed as a mechanic in : Klamath Falls and his mother, Mrs. Stella Kite, resides in I Rogue River. Wray Graduates Cadet Rich ard A. Wray, a son of Mr. and . Mrs. M. T. Wray, 2419 HiU '. crest Road, has completed the ) basic flying training course and was graduated from the Marana Army Air Field, Tucson, Ariz. ' Cadet Wray was then trans- ferred to Marfa, Tex., for his " advanced training. Cadet Wray, who graduated from Chico high school in California and later attended the University of Ore- gon, was employed by Barker's store here before going into the army last February. Daughter Born A daughter, named Mary Carolyn, was born Dec. 4 to Pfc. and Mrs. Steven J. Dodge at the Station Hospital at Camp White. The infant weighed seven pounds. A cable gram .has been sent to Pfc. Dodge, who has been anxiously awaiting the news at his post in the Aleutian Islands. Mother and daughter are doing well. The little Miss is the first grand child of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dodge of 519 King St., and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Freeland, Rt 1, Central Point. Want Relief Prom ARTHRITIS PAINS? Try Tyamol on This Money oscr Guarantee B yon are suffering from the stabbing pains of arthritis, rheuma tism, sciatica or neuritis, go today and buy a tube of Tramo! at any food drug store. Apply this delight ful absorbent to the part that hurts and watch results. Too should eee a difference after the very first an aUcatloa. Should Tytmol fall to give satis. gnaUtliM Kw -.ll.a-l.... tk. . i w viiig, ma luriurinaj llramenti. Just return mpty - UHMt w WUl niOSI our money. To- win nd Tysmot pleasantl Unctlve among preparation of class. Guaranteed to be free from narcotics and dope. Sold ha evading druggists everywhere. On hand at Strang's Drag Store. DREAMLAND Popular Prices 8 to 12 4 BIG HOURS OF DANCING Popular Prices RAY'S MUSIC WEE) PERSONAL CALENDAR . Tuesday . 7:45 p. m. Lecture at Outpost by Edgar Smith on Post-War World Reconstruction,, sponsored by AAUW and LWV. for mem- bers of the two groups, their hue- bands, army officers and weir wives. - . 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P.E.O, home of Miss Katharine Stewart, Ge Bauer Apt. Miss Helen Parish., hostess. Subject "Philanthropic Projects." Pro gram In charge of Mrs. Louis Brown. Wednesday " 1:00 p. rev Mistletoe dub, pa per sack lunen at Girls Com munity club, followed by elec tion of officers. . 2:00 p. m. Chapter AA, PJ5.0.. home of Mrs. H. 8. Mur phy, 1315 Queen Anne Ave. As sisted by Mrs. Otto J, Frohn mayer. 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum Circle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft K. of P. hall. Mem bers requested to bring "nose bag . lunch, and gift for ex change. 8:00 p. m. American Legion auxiliary at army. Members asked to bring gifts for Roseburg Veterans' hospital and also in expensive gift for Xmas gift ex change among members. Social hour and refreshments for mem bers of post and auxiliary. Thursday ' ' 9:30 a. m. Thursday Morn ing Study club, Girls Commun ity club. Miss Elisabeth Fergu son will review "Mama's Bank Account" humorous book by Katherine Forbes. 1:00 p. m. Sojourners. Girls' Community club. Chairman, Mrs. Frank Humphrey, phone number 2773. 1:30 p. m. Loyalty Circle of Methodist church, at church. Hostesses, Mrs. W. B. Hickman, assisted by Mrs. L. R. Rankin. Members bring 25c gift for ex change. 2:00 p. m. W.C.T.U- home of Mrs. L. N. Younger, 811 W. 8th St. Devotions by Rev. Karl Brockhaus. Review of temper ance crusade, Mrs. F. L Caul- kins. Christmas music, refresh ments. Bring gift for, Children's Farm Home. Marriage License Kenneth E. Cook, over 21, of Rogue River and Claire M. Ollva, over 21, of San Francisco were issued a marriage license in Reno today, according to a United Press dis patch received here. In Stockton Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Territt and daughter, Doro- tny, former Medford residents, have left Yreka, Calif., to make their home In Stockton, Calif., where Mr. Territt will be em ployed by the Western Pacific Railway company. The Terrltts have resided in Yreka for the past five years. ,' To Virginia Mrs. Archie Suth erland of Medford and Mrs. Har old Sutherland of Phoenix left yesterday for Norfolk, Va- to spend Christmas with Harold Sutherland, third class petty of ficer in the Navy Seabees, sta tioned at Camp Peary, Va. Har old Sutherland is a son of Mrs. Archie Sutherland. .eee Car Mishaps A report on file said today that machines oper ated by William D. Regan of the Rex hotel and C. R. Lindley of Route 4 were involved in a minor accident, at 12th street and Riverside avenue Monday morning. Also, a car driven by Jane Wilde of 411 Laurel street and one parked, owned by Jeanne Haehlen, were In volved in a slight-mishap on West Main near Laurel street Monday morning. eee Hanlin Advanced Robert M. Hardin, storekeeper second class in the navy and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hanlin, 1016 East Jackson Blvd., has been ad vanced to the rating of petty officer, first class. Young Hanlin enlisted two years ago through the Medford recruiting station and has been in eight major bat tles, tie holds the President's Citation and the Purple Heart for wounds received in action. Hanlin la assigned to an aircraft carrier. NOT! WAVE Here Miss Olive Ma rie Austin, hospital apprentice second class in the waves, visited her parents last Thurs day while en route to a new station In the naval hospital at Norman, Okla. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Austin, 810 Laurel St Miss Austin enlisted in September through the Medford navy re cruiting station. Livestock Portland. Ore, Dec 7 (UP) Live stock: Cattle, ssoi eelvee. to. Steady. Steers scarce. Best fed steers Mon day. 816-18; best heifers. 818.39; me dium heifers today, nl.Meia.00; common-medium beef cows. S7XWt 8.00: fairly (rood beef oows, SUA young cows to 113.00; good -choice v.ar sis.ooaie.oo. Sags, 1900. Active, steady. 300-3M lbs, SIS.79: weight above 370 lbs. down to 81J35; its-joo ins., sioase 15.79: good sows, 810.00 10.40; feed er pigs. S10.ooell.oo. Sheep, too. Slow. Baity bid lower. Good -choice truck-to lambs held around 13 9019-00: sorted carload Monday, Sl8.20wis.79; good swes, M.OOG4.90. South Bui Pranclsoo. Doe. T (np) (U8DA) Cattle, 100. Stead?, mostly low-grade raws. Monday, lead good 1090-lb. ted (Men. 819.00; sorted seven head at 114.00; medium to good heifers manly Hl.ooal300; past two nays, ooa common cows, S9.oose.50: about 380 cannera and cutters, 8879 67.80, dull and weak to ate lower, odd 1700-lb. bulls. 811.00. Calves. 10. Nominal. Load 40-lb. oun stocsen, 87.60. Bogs. 890. Steady. Package food Idahoa. 8144S. extreme top: bulk good aoo-aoo-lb. barrows and flits, S14.7S; medium to good sows, tll.OO9ll.7s. Sheep, 160. Nominal. Monday, me dium to choice lambs. 814.00al4.S0: cull to good ewes, HM&t2&. Chlflam. nan. 1 m i-nrm Hogs, 18,000. Fairly active: steady. Good and oholoe 180-sao lbs, sit 39 a 13.79: most soo-sso-ib. sows, 813.40 13.79. Cattle. DMA- mIw, iom - -. and yearlings Including yearling halt era, weak to 36c lower; very drags? uneven market. Early top fed steers, 818.38, with us.40 bid: strictly oholoe miix steers, S13.90a 15.79: bulk h&lfera tuu.KM 'S?i? 0,41,8 ,ow' mostly 8IO.000 13.50. with atrlntlv i w- .m7 Met ers 818.00. Sheen, soon, manai, -I.-. "TLJfdT to strong. Bulk medium mo tea wooied native and western Iambs, 813.78) 14.90. Portland Produce Fortlauuf. nA i rum Yrt..i . market: wcv-. Cranberries O o a a t. , MJ)0849; Ooo Bay, Sa.80.g8.79. Carrots Local bunches, SO a 79c dot.; lugs, esc. aggpiant California, S39. Lettuce California 4s, 84.00 crate. Spinach Kb. 1, Sl.S96l.70. TMn.tM. . . . . . . Chicago Wheat Chloago, Dee. T (UP) Wheat: aVaf ITIawl. . r 'bm aw (JIOH DBA. aal.ARU sal Mlt At Mat i Aa .... , V-7 ut.uojl 'SIl.DCMi May i.4?4 XM IM lMZ Sept . 1.814 IM lo2 lu 8. r. DAIRY PRICES 8 an Franelar?., rawe t . hi m Dairy market Butter; 63 em as at , , . I 42V4. SO imm a Cheese: Wholmnl nin. t 27V4, triplets 27. ' Eges: Large crula A M medium grade A 48, small grade a i, large grade B 45. i WaU Street New York. TW t film Stocks moved hlahur In dealings today after early hesi tancy attributed to rumors that an important announcement re garding Turkey's position in the war may be disclosed shortly. c 3 Mights Only Weekdays Doors Opes 6i4S TOMTE WITE8 ERRCL FLYNN . and ALEXIS SMITH GENTLEMAN JIM Plus- AUIN JONIS sad JANI FRAZEI fa KOONLIOHT IN HAVANA The list opened Irregular. drifted uncertainly for a couple of hours and then pointed briskly higher in the final hour. Trading, however, ran well be low yesterday a pace. There was little in the news aside from war developments, which again were construed as favorable. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. tt Tel. 158H Anaconda 24V4 Chrysler , 78U Curtiss Wright , gft General Electric 38Vi General Motors , SOH Montgomery Ward 43M Penn. R. R , 51 Phillips Petroleum . 44 4 J. C. Penney ' 07 V4 Radio SVa Southern Pacific 22H Standard Oil Cal. 35T Texas Gulf Sulphur S4 Transamerica United Alrcrafts U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel CONTINUE HUNT 1 FOR FUGITIVES St. Helens, Ore., Dec. 7 U.R) Search continued today for Ben jamin F. Carter, 34, who only last Saturday wrote to Santa Claus asking for a dozen hack saw blades, and Albert G. O'Day, 44, .who escaped from the Co lumbia county jail at St. Hel ens, Ore., yesterday. Both are heavily armed. A third member of the escape party, Robert Myers, 16-year-old confessed slayer of an aged cou ple, last --October, was . back in jail today handed over to the Portland police immediately up on seeking out his father. D. L. Myers, in Portland. The trio had reached Portland In a stolen truck and parted company there carter had been arrested on forgery, car theft and burglary charges; O'Day was being held on $500 bond. Myers, who con fessed the slaying but pleaded not guilty when arraigned, faces a murder trial Jan. 17, Cobb Recovering From Pneumonia New York, Dec. 7. (U.R) Irvin S. Cobb, 67, writer and humorist, has been seriously ill of pneumonia and dropsy but now is recovering, his wife said today. Cobb Is staying at a New York hotel and has been ill for several weeks. Too Late To Classify FOB SALS A fine oak folding type- wncer aesK. swivel onair ana royal portable typewriter, S100: Waltbam wrist watuh, 39: 13 by 14 canvas and 10 by 13 tent, the pair for 87: 1 Dietrich oook stove, 818; 1 Swedish Mountaineer stove, burns kerosene or gas, 813.48, a vsiy spe cial stove; 1 hammer, 81; 1 hand saw, 8130; 1 falling saw, 87; 1 tire pump, 81; 1 Col man lantern, 83.80; 1 electric lantern, 81: 1 child's play pen. 88; 1 PhUco cabinet radio, 890. Claude Idles, Rogue Blvcr Chevro let, 8th and BarUett, Phone 3288. WANTED Furnished or partly-fur- -isneoi nouse or apartment, by Jan uary 1, by permanent oouple. No children. Phone 3988. Mr. OaUoway. WANTED Model A pickup or sedan, vw mj eo. MU w. daoKson. Apt. 3. NIGHT counter waitress wanted. Val entine's care. Shows at 1:45 8:45 . 9:30 ENDS TONIGHT! Merle OBERON Brian AHERNE -and- Henry Aldrich Swings It TOMORROWS As StMtttnf as a -Plus. 2flH 41 51V4 ntST Btsn RATHBOHE 1 f Nigel BRUCE L Hillary BROOKE W wslburg STONE ( Russell HAYDEN "FRONTIER LAW" Where Snt-Cunt Writ the law! orva musical TXfSTnmaarra TOR CHRISTMAS. 1 very fine "GIBSON" Spanish guitar In nlos ease. Like new. won derful tone. 869. 1 gold-plated Conn O Melody saxophone In ease. Coat g-M. Bar gala price. See. 1 allver-plated Conn B-flat so prano saxophone In case. Bargain at 838. 1 very fine-toned noun with bow, la good oasa oomnlete. S-oep tlonal value at 8S9. 1 very fin "National" Spanish guitar oomplet In ease, like sew, 48. i good child's violin with bow, tn fine case. 818. I very good 08-baas piano aooor dlon In case. 890. Also have several good radios. D. E. Millard, fUutdy Cove. Ph. 1404. Trail. Port SALE lest Cher, eoupe. Good urea, excellent oondltlon. Ph. 8103. t WANT 3 children to care for In my noma in a em iana. i am experi enced, can give good home, beet of oare. Box 8803, Mall Tribune. BUIOK FOR SALE1940 model, ftve- pvoriiger cmo ooupe. gxoeuent condition, rive new urea. Ph. 8348. GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTINO Have good stock pre-war palnta, only stock In southern Oregon. Can. Trucks, Motors. etc STEAM CLEANED. All work guaranteed. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 80S South Riverside. WANTED Fuel oil heater for farm uiavANiimi Bnop. iJT. AlllOXt. WANTED Old allk floss mattress. L. wngnt, central Point, Ore. I FOR SALE Corner lavatories, etm- uiraa steei oous, isrge aluminum stock pots and some aluminum kettles. Plstters all sites. 8 83x33 mirrors. Bert McDonald, 104 King. FOUND Meat. Telephone 6307 and pay for ad. WANTED Man and wife to furnish and operate oooxhouse. Profits from boarders and some' salary. Man to work In woods or mill. Herman Bros. Lumber Co., Prospect, Ore. FOR SALE Remington automatlo 13- gauge shotgun; also Remington su tometlo 32 rifle. Phone 630). FOR SaLB Gen. Blee. console radio, 13. tube, just like brand new, 8118. See at The Gem Cottage, 7 ml. north of Gold Hill, on Highway 99. - FOR SALE Brunswick card table. IS Bentwood chairs, large eleotrlo heat er, 8 3 -burner gaa plates, swing fau cet. Bert McDonald. 104 King. FOR 6 ALE One Remington pump anotgun wiin aneiis, ssn, can asm between 10 and ft. FOR SALE 1980 model A roadster, mechanically good, good rubber, 8190. 841 S. Holly. Phone 3788. LOST One blsck suede sandal. Re ward. Phone Burgoyne s, 3013, eve nings, WOULD like lady oompanlon over 35 inat uses goon oompsny and no smoker. Tribune Box 879. FOR SALE H A., new three-room house, sleeping porch, garage, wood shed, fruit house, chicken house. 1 1930 Lincoln Zephyr coupe, good tires; will eell or trade for later model car. Will be home Deo. 9, 11 and 18. Grant Walker, Phoenix. WANTED Maid for ladles' rest room. Bee Mr. Brown. Montgomery Ward. FOR SALE Navel oranges, full count, nau case ev-ev. uaxoeio Grocery, 401 S. Oakdale. FOR SALE One dozvn Plymouth puueia, o mo. old, boo each; one toy automobile, 88; one toy locomotive engine, 75c; one toy , riwin etow. WANT D To rent unfurnished 8 cs o-Dcaroom nouse by civilian fam ily. Room 313, Jackson Hotel. FOR' SALE On pair tubular shoes , orana new, nee a. p. 8304. Mints Only Weekdays Starts S.4A TODAY 3 DAYS! THI AU.ITAK MUflCAl x. k. "VW1 F4YE lrrr)t( PAYNE i jack -end- rat n.y it ' Jtniifir XIJN-a 1 soieious ll TECHNIC OLOB rf "TH! TRAITOR WITHIN" DON BARRY JEAN FARKER FOR SALS CHEAP S pair boys' Mark Ice skates, else 6 and T. Ph. 4388. FOR SALE Artsona grapefruit, full count, not Jumbled, half case 81 89. Oa'tdale Grocery, 401 S, Oak. FOR SALW Lata "88 do luxe Plym outh coach. Excellent oondltlon. Cash only. Tribune Box 873. CHRISTMAS treea. Several hundred to choose from, with or without stands. Pre-war prices. These trees same from high mountains. Select ed by experienced men. Psy Less Msrket, 333 S. Riverside, opposite Firestone. (POOAA East tide home, hardwood ?J JUU floor In Irving room, fire place, shady lot, paved street, close In on Taylor street. Phone 3920. BROWN AND WHITE. LOST Blsck coin puree at Lumen's, oaiuruay evening. Leave at O04 a. Main. Reward. MAID and kitchen help wanted at Community Hospital. FOR SALE Table-top Roper gas range, almost new, SOS. Telephone 784-T-X. Grants Pass. FOR SALE Tailor's American beau ty electrlo Iron. Bert McDonald, 104 King. CARPENTER and- garden tools tor sale. South Orange. COCKER SPANIEL male pup tor sale, ijiu. o ooutn urange. FOR SALS Lady's 17-Jewel Oruen wrist watch, like new. Ph. 4997 1930 two-door model A Ford for sals with 600x18 tires. Phone 8708. LOST at Howard school, pair boy glasses, eoud metal runs, belonging to Ralph Douglas Green, student. Reward. Phone 8413. SWIFT PREMIUM hams, whole or half, 39o lb. Oakdale Grocery, 401 8. Oakdale. TURKEY hens. No. 1 grade. 4 So lb We draw the tendons and fix them for the oven. tree. Oakdale Gro cery. 401 S. Oakdale. LOOK lilt RUBBER-TIRED TOY WAGONS ' A few leftget jour boy one for Christinas now. 89 8 and up. Other styles 878. SIMS BROS., CYCLE Si REPAIR SHOP, (Next to Mall Tribune) 39 N. Fir. Phone 8479. WANTED Model T" Ford with or without tires. P. O. Box 1411, Mad ford. POLISH sausage, real breakfast treat, mo to. vexotle arocerr, 401 B Oakdale. - FOR expert painting and decorat ing call 8137 before 13 a. m. or after ft p. m. KRAFT PARKAT, margarine, 34c lb., two days only. Oakdale Grocery. 401 S .Oakdale. FOR SALE Pan-a-mln pull your hens out of the molt Increase production. F. B. Samson Co. i A TRULY GREAT PICTURE -r. V ,. , ' . s-i tj I The) Powerful Vri! .ffirK '' That - V I f? LUCILLE fyai- GIVE j ' ' THEATRE FOR SALE Ring-Free motor eO sold on money-back guarantee, p. B. Samson Co. HOT1CS ' WALKER RADIO will remain CLOSED Monday through Thurs day, Deo. 8 to Deo. 8, induslve. WANTED Woman or girt housekeep er. Go home nights. 848 per month and board. Mattock Store. Ross Lane and Jacksonville highway. FOR SALE Straw bright, 8-wlre bales delivered In load lots. F E. Samson Co. BIG green fir slabs. Heaping oord load 84.78. Medford Fuel. Tel. 8111. BABY CHICKS, all heavy breds from southern Oregon's finest flocks. Pisco your order now for aar'.y deliveries. Dial 4449, Pa bar's, 84 South Riverside. - CHRISTMAS TOYS Osmes Lotto. Rook. Flinch. dels the Cow. U Shoot (marble game). Tlddley Winks. Bowling Alleys, 81.98. Construction Seta Army 8a Navy BUd a Seta, Farm Yard Blld s Sets. Arkltoy. Junior Commander Seta. Smiling Jacks Bombers. Woodburnlng Sets. ' Chemistry Seta. Modeling Clay. SIMS BROS, CTOLB d REPAIR SHOP, (Next to Mall Tribune) 33 N. Fir. Phone 4T. FOR PALE Best quant- live red fir sawdust. Prompt delivery. Facer's Dial 4449. FOR oil beaters, new and old, see Joe 1. Jones, 433 King. CITT TRANSFER STORAGE OO Psdded van service for your eon veulenos. Phone 4884. IS 8. Fir MOVING to all parts of Oregon Washington. California, by padded vans. Regulsr service. Eads Trans fer. Dial 3838. KACTO KNIVES are the model air plane builder's choice. Sims Bros. 83 N. Fir. XAOTO KNIVES For the mode) eb . plana builder Chrlatinaa. films Bros..' nsxt to Mail Tribune, as N. Fir. (S AIL . Fill Your Storage Space Now Famous Utah ,rAberdeen" Lump Clean Chemically Treated for Storage Prompt Delivery on Order Placed This Month TEL. 3111 MEDFORD FUEL GO. 1122 North Central ITS HERE TOMORROW! KACTO KNIVES Trme In builders' knives. Give them this Christmas. 61ms Bros. Ph. 8473. REPLACE your broken window glass. Kw glass instslled while you wait, MEDPOKD UOXWORK CO. The Olasa House, Phone 4113. 10th and Orapav WANTED To buy doll buggy. Ph. eiav. FOR SALE A good thrashing ma. wiiu, or nunr nuuer, uaea vary Uttie, with Fordson tractor for pow er. A-l shspe. Make offer. Phone 8847. Elinor Henley Bush. APPLES I Spltzenberg, Delicious and newtowns. una box or truck load, Lest year prices. Bring containers. Pey Less Market. 338 S. River side, opposite Firestone. SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Work guar owm. ujcai man. mono 8607. FOR SALE Cat hay. 81.90 per a t. r. s. oamson Co. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for Good Used Can HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 So. Riverside Dial 4910 that are different, The Mem ory Scroll, in the treasure chest. Sea them at West Sid Pharmacy, 134 W. Main and Medford Stationery Store, 210 E. Main or at the print ing department of El Rancho Farrocarril, Box 373, South Pacific Highway, 3Vt mile, south of Main St. - Let us imprint your Christ mas Cards or Gift Stationery, $1.50 for 100 or less. M. DALE NEWTON CO. Commercial and Specialty Printers. Phone 6375 Everyone Welcome!