Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Flnad Melvin Lewi was fin ed f 16 in city court, yesterday, for violation of the basic traffic rule. Mr. Cuter Hue Mm. K. J. Carter of Ashland is spending the week in Medford visiting relatives. , , Here .Tuesday Mrs. Mark True and Mrs. Roscoe Owens of Ashland were in Medford Tues day from Ashland to transact business. . ' Minor Accident Marvin Doty, Medford, and Ray E. Hoover, 8 South' Orange street, drove pas senger cars Involved In a minor accident, yesterday, on South Orange. Mrs. Adams Here Mrs. Henry Adams, the former Nancy Heath of Medford, arrived here yesterday for a short visit with Mrs. James Keeble, Evelyn apartments. Mrs. Adams is liv ing In Portland with her par ents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Heath. . Z.t. Cooley in England Lt. Delbert Cooley.-army air corps, has arrived in England, accord ing to word received by his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooley. 648 Palm street. Lt. Cooley is a bombardier on a B-17 , Flying Fortress. He graduated from , Medford high school and attend ed Oregon State college before he entered the service, . On Committees Two Med ford students at the University of Oregon have been named on committees to aid with the sale of war stamps on the campus. Joanne Utz is to be in charge of the sale of war stamps at Gam. ma hall and Paula Blanton has been chosen the representative In the Alpha Delta Pi sorority to handle the sales. Stamps will be sold in' each living organization J .. In England Charles W. Kirk- Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Kirkpatrick of 713 East Jackson street, Medford, has ar rived to England to serve the armed forces as an American Red Cross civilian war relief worker. Kirkpatrick was city recreational director of Modes to, Cal., before his Red Cross appointment. He is a graduate of Medford high school and Drake university in Iowa. On Leave Leslie H. Snyder, seaman 2c, and son of Mrs. Min nie Snyder, 508 Haven street, is ' spending a 25-day leave visiting his mother and sister, Mrs. J. L, Sullivan. Seaman Snyder has Just completed 28 months of ac tive duty with the navy in the South Pacific, where he partici pated in six major operations. Snyder enlisted August, 1842, and took his boot training a.1 Great Lakes Naval Training sta tion in Chicago. His brother, Pfc. Donald Snyder, is serving with a tank batallion In France. DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE At the Picturesque WAGON WHEEL PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road Dancing Starts at 8 Swell Music Good Floor Lots oi Fun Come Out and Meet Your Friends STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD DEFEAT PROHIBITION That's "The Joktr that "slipped Is th. Burke Bill. Yt't, "The Joker" says yoa cannot serve gststs at your elus or even in your own boms without sever penalty. Don't 1st "th drys" pot it over again In 1944 as they did in 1918. Beat "The Joker Vote 313X NO fti Air. "HI ASTI-PIOHIBITION COMMITTt! Of 0SE00N O. J. HiPaeraea, Caainaaa, Faano4ia Ave. BUt- Pertlaaa PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 7:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors of America, K. of P. hall. 8:00 p. ra. Election school, Jackson County League of Wom en Voters, Riverside USO audi torium. All measures on general election ballot will be discussed pro and eon. Any voter wel come. Friday 1:30 p. ra Jolly Stitchers' club, home of Mrs. Gladys Ram min, 831 West Twelfth street. 1:30 p. m. Study group. Women's Society of Christian Service of Methodist church on "Indiana in American Life," at the home of Mrs. C. A, Meeker, 724 East Jackson boulevard, for dessert luncheon. Mrs. Clarence Pankey, assistant hostess. 2:00 p. m. Nevita Social club, home of Mrs. Wallace Jewett, corner West Tenth and South Orange streets, Medford. Fredenberg Here Pvt. Don- old E. Fredenberg is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Fredenberg, on the Jackson highway. Pvt. Freden berg has been stationed at Camp Wolters, Tex., and upon expira tion of his furlough will report to a camp in California, i Eagles To Meet Reports of the finance committee and bal loting will take place during the meeting of Crater Lake Aerie No. 20B3 'and auxlllarv. Fratemaf Order of Eagles, to be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the hall on West Main street. A dance will follow the meeting. a a Leaving Lawrence Wilson will leave tonight for Carroll college, Helena, Mont., where he is a student under the navy V-12 program.. Young Wilson has been on leave the past several days and has been visiting his mother, Mrs, Helen Holt Wilson, and his grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. P. Holt, 11 Corning (Jourt, Promoted Word hsa been re ceived that Ensien Harold Ste vens has been promoted to lieu tenant ogj in the Navy Air Corps. He is stationed in South Pacific and is a erandsan of Mrs. Mary L. Page, 415 Laurel street. He is a graduate of Med ford high school and attended Southern Oregon College of Ed ucation before entering the navy- three years ago. Correction The study group of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Meth odist church will meet Friday afternoon of this week instead of Thursday as was announced yesterday. The group, currently studying "Indians In American .Life," meets at the home of Mrs, C. A. Meeker at 724 East Jack son boulevard at 1:30 p. m, for dessert luncheon followed by the study session. MEDFORD MAN NAMED PURPLE HEART AIDE Francis H. Walker, 1120 Red dy avenue, has been informed from national headquarters of the Military Order of the Purple Heart that he has been appoint ed national assistant chief of staff. , Floyd K. Dover, Grants Pass, has been appointed aide de camp by National Commander Hamilton. Mr. Dover served as commander of Rogue Valley chapter No. 147 last year. Plans are already underway for holding the next national meeting in Portland in 1845 if war conditions permit. Closing time or Sunday Too tevte to Classify 6:30 Saturday afternoon Pleas remember. " f"35 INDUSTRY IN CAVlS-l Industry still goes on In China. American labor organiiaiiona cooperate with the National War Fund in supplying funds to pro vide training programs for workers, , FDR Sets Thanksgiving Day; Urges Observance By Prayer Washington, Nov. 2 U,fi j President Roosevelt today pro claimed Thursday, November 23, as Thanksgiving day and urged Americans to observe it with prayers of thanks for "the preservation of our way of Hie from the threat of destruction" and for "the promise of an en during peace. Calling on the people to back up their prayers by Denning every effort to hasten the day of final victory, Mr. Roosevelt suggested a nationwide reading of Holy Scriptures during the period from Thangsgivtag day until Christmas. In this year of liberation, which has seen so many millions freed from tyrannical rule," the Livestock . " . j Portland, Ore., Nov. 2 UP 5 tlve j stock; Cattle 300; calves, 100. Slowj early sales steady.. Cuttereosimon steer $8II& Medium steers held above $12, Heifers $6.50?9. Canner cutter cows $4,308, shell dowa to S4. Fat dairy type cows $77.50, few 850 lb, stock cows S?0, common-medium bulls 70830. Good veaiers $13 ia.su, meaium grass catves Hogs, 500. Slow, weak to 25 cents lower good to choice 180 to 230 oounds 315. Lieht lights 314, good sows largely $12.75: few $13. Good to choice teeaer piRs sie?iico. Sheep, 200, Sow, steady. Good to choice wooled iambs $1255 12.50; medium-good grades $14. Good awes salable around $350, South San Francisco, Nov. 3 (UP) (USBAS Cattle, 150, Generally steady, steers slow, package medium 1027-lb, steers $13,50; medium to good heifers and range cows absent; com mon cows $SQ9.50, odd cutters $0.5O 7.50, canneri dulL "ihelis" $45, few $8. Calves, none. Nomina!. Hogs, 1(H), Steady; few good 300-240-ib. barrows and gilts 515, some 245-270 lbs, at $14.73; odd good sows $13.50. Sheep, 600. Activ fully stead?: few decks good to choice northern California 92-lb. and D8-lb. full wool ed lambs $14 .50 14.33; good awes quoted $50 down. Chicago, Hot, eaea. Kov. 1 TTP1 fWFAL Uvestock: . nogs, eooo. Baiit good and' choice 130-300 tbs, $133091430; top 14.35: most good and choice 300-500 -lb, sows Cattle, 5 GOO; calves, 803, red steers ana yearlings top 31B.Z3; trade very auii; oess iea nem ifers $16; good cows tO Sheen. SOOOi eond ami rhnfr flf1y lambs $1414.23; load good and choice western lambs and best naticea held above $145; odd lota medium and gooa nauve iiaoe J3.7S. Chicago Wheat CWoigo. Nov. a IITPI Wheat! Gneit Hieh . Low Oimt Dec. .$l.S2r, $1.63', 1.624 I.63, Mey isiv, tiS'k 5?,i ls July J.45i 1.48 l. 1A9 Sept -14S14 1.44 t.4S"t 1.444 S, F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Nov, 2 4I.B : Dairy market: Butter: 82 score 43c, 81 wore 421.4c, 90 score 42"4c, 89 score 41J4C. Cheese Wholesale prices: loaf Z7.c; triplets Z7.zc. Eggs: large, grade A 8SW BOH 27V4 3BW S6V4, medium grade A S1V4, small grade A 2SM, large grade B 40V4. Wall Street New York, Nov. 2 U,fD Stocks pushed forward In mod erate dealings today, although the recently strong aircraft group encountered profit taking. Improvement In the market undertone largely reflected fa vorable earnings statements by E. I. du Pont de Nemours, Skelly Oil and Union Oil of California. Aircrafts pushed up fraction ally to new highs for the year in such Issues as Douglas, but turned dow non profit taking, turned down on profit taking, gain with one-point loss prior to closing, Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Teleg..184 Anaconda ', 27 Chrysler 81H Curtiss Wright 8H General Electric 39 CsnYmlsi without Worry? wwv saojcsa. OTaa faareeMats ones u wroots to reueve iriep teoe of gsat!asa sad arid lads ' ,cs m teci eeuer and -. Kile, aiimj ao betue-easr to uaa. Get graoiiie nlltble. time, tested ttaan Tsblets at rxu drasvit sodsr. Oalr eoe. et tut nader assser' urt mtxxj zt:ji j-siii(s . far from n Forced under ground, far from normal sites, vital president said, "it Is fitting that we give thanks with special fer vor to our Heavenly Father fsi the mercies we have received individually and as a nation and for the blessings He has re stored, through the victories of our arms and those o our al lies, to His children in other lands. "For the preservation ol our way of life from the threat of destruction; for the unity of spirit which has kept our na tion strong; for our abiding faith In freedom; and for the promise of an enduring peace, we should lift up our hearts in thanksgiving. The proclamation was ta ac cordance with a joint resolu- tion passed by congress in 1941, General Motors 821 Montgomery Ward S3 Penn. B. R. 30 J. . C. Penney J084 Radio 10 Southern Pacific . 31 Standard Oil of California S8?4 Texas Gulf Sulphur. 3S Transamerica 8 United Aircrafta 31J4 U. S. Rubber 494 U. S. Steel . 89 SET PICKER WAGE Washington, Nov. 2 (U,B The war food administration to day established maximum wage rates for tree-picking of oranges and lemons In Fresno, Tulare and Kern counties, California The ceilings were established at 15 cents tor picking a standard field box of naveUtype oranges, and do cents a box for lemon picking. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Too Late to Classify TRACTOR WORK Plowing, discing. Phone Mayo at 8188 Medford. FOR SALS S-room house, newly papered and painted inside, 3 porches, garage, 3 woodsheds. Grapes and raspberries, S fruit trees and 3 nut trees, 3 lota all fenced in. Real buy wor S2000 cash.. Inquire at FOR SALD Large aire natural blreh baby bed, metal springs, Vita-Vent itmersprings mattress. Call a23t. FOR SAU-Gil circulating heater. veilings, jzj rimg at- Lett's Jteflnish Your Car Right. ONE shop using best DU PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS. 19 Veers Same Locatioa. BrtrrcuBLr, paint shop, COS S. Riverside. Nights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 HURRYI ENDS TONIGHT! Plug, "THE FALCON AND THE COEDS" i TTW -at:vssw,.'-- STARTS FRIDAY THRH1SI TAHPICO EDWARDS. ROBINSON PLUS DICK FORAN the Singlns Cowbor In Land Eeyondtha Law I iMmmi&miuim'X I MAifMA evs strm etsvsiw I .,. . 1 a i ri ITNN (All YL VttlOS MclAOtlH Wt RAVE em knl at tart Thaw irr picked fryers, extra fancy. uejcgaaa Grocery. PATRONIZE your local transfer tonv unv, operating irt aieatora nne 1919. Devta Trir.lfer Si Store Co., to S. Tit St.. phone MSB. 'ARMTJRS attention City Transier as Storage oiler you a comp.e'.s eerrire In all rmtllnc and dc'tlvarr of anytrung. FBena 6. a. nr. I OR SALE Larse wood or coal Cii culatms heater. Dial 4541. TOK SALE On Wood rant wBk cooper coils, one email cook stove, one barrel iprty sump, thraa-uar tar aue bed wtth iprtnes and no u reaa. Spa W. yalra St. FOE SALE 0 acre. S-room tasuse, drilled well, prsssurs system, bam, doubla garcs, electricity. see A. jr. wwsi srrera. Real Sstate grower. FOR SALE Almost 3 acrea of Sear Creek bottom. In alfalfa. Electricity, echoo! bos and mall rout. Fenced. Information call siso. 110,500" 20 acres fin irrigated una, tmm mil from Medford eitv limit. laru tw&.bdroom house. IS urea in clover, balance farm tend. Urge hay barn. A real buy for soma on $7 AAA 123 - acre ranch. 27 acrea 1 UUU elr4 12 acres apricots peaches, apples and char lies, some walnuts, acres alfstfs, s-room moaern nmu. pressure water system, school bus. very good land, mostly sub irrigated, team horses 1 c&w, 3 hog, chicken, fsrminf implements. Soma terms, 6 miles from Medford. J rnft Haw a-bedroom modern JV-JDuU home and garage, 3 acre T tint Irrigated land, locate close In. If yoM Ilka a new home this is it. Terms, 1300 down bal ance like rest. 9 J r A S acres at Phoenix, located bHiUuU 611 s highway, new er T ' bedroom house, free toll and free irnjauon, new ears ma chicken nous, setter ioox urn ovar, terms. 90 J A A 5 -room house, located close SilS V v in 011 we,t ide, garage and woocsnea. a gooa wmr f 1000 down, balance like rent. Harry Long, Real Estate, O. w. Bsllew, Salesman, 1258 Soirth Riverside. TOR TST Apartment, downtown "Sis: inci. gas equip pea, r-none op. FOR RENT Desirable furnish apartment.Adaiti. sig s. oaKflaig. FOR SALE Black northern eal fur coat, aire ta to 14, $40. Mmknt r jacxer. atae la to la. sip, rri, oa. FOR SaLe IS4I Hudson aedaru gcw3 tirei. pnone mm. FOR SALS Ctomlating wood heater, library lable, pre-war bed, aprlnga and mattress, Simmons: sewing ma chine; miacellaneoua furniture. See at Davis Transfer. WANTED Two experienced wai m. reases, apply in person, riaxa two, Ashland. Cfregon. rURNISHBD housekeepins rooms for rent. Mrs. E Eyana, 6th house on south side oi California St., Jack- aonviile. FOR SAL Ught trailer, can be used to haul stock. 846 Pearl St. CXAN, nicely furnished apartment, Utllitiee paid, Adulta. References required. Fhone S3SS. WE HAVE on hand at last Those dry ptcRed frye 'Icked fryers, extra fancy. Gakdaie grocery. CALL FABBHS lor best quality red f ir sawaust. rnona a s. tide. FOR SALE Oss range, library table. grapnomna. tsoos oecona ssana Store, comer sm and crape. FOR SALE Completely rebuilt No- lions I cssn reguner. roona aaw, Fabers, 34 S. Blversido. Is home baking different from commercial baking? Tlioi''s How home-type flour improves jjjl yoyr homo baking . Kitchen Craft It itgM-feoa'Ud'! It mixes smoothly and quickly with other home-type ingredi ents to give line even texture in all your home baked foods, KHchen Crafl It property mittadt ' Retains desirable moMttre In your pastries, cakes and breads in tpite of the drier heat of emoli-w home owns. Kitchen Craft tt dependably urtiformt Absorbs the ma amount of water each time go you can follow your recipes ' exactly, end bank on midti. aasp f.- ' asalSfj WHtVlst -' :-;,' L'i ASYtD tg&ejltmeed bookkeeper. ber experience Perrnnant &ositia&. Alley Lumber Co. FSasa oti. Tor ALE On a iH x Boused FreasmaB cam are, tm turn holders ; one eiactrlc ubls modal radio, ens battery table modal radio with "3 cumins'. or. i-au w. w. nm. 9Hm 8 AUt Cooking and r?-j a d. l oc mIm tw ttfym fir Ben uo. box. American Trull padua- Ssoiaat, Tiring rftrsL inert. COLEMAN aasolicw ranfe witJs or en, uses non-raU&n4 vtm saa Tela phons Siait ...... WAKTID To wor 3c for board and room, by mm scnoo. dot, ww ao myihina. Tr)bar.a Box MiS. 13350 rem SALS PraeMeany sew ajtmtan gome, on neu a ra wi v.rtn Hi.hwmv. sear laadfersl Cor. ssrauoii. tour room, newly tim- mmin and Balni, lirin U Irrtiw room aim from bedroom, fan with overhead seat ana eesciew floor, barn wttit room tor hay, cow m4 .ttiofeM M ,31 n Chariea R. Bay, Realtor, Moem HI, Medtart r&t rfTW,'.! VtsmlshAi home. P bedrooma, aUo wall eoutpped laun- drr room, umi , waaner. kkiii houae aultabla tot (arte famil or for rentata. H G. WUaon. 1 Cheat nut. Phone 45 . roH SAUS Several acreata traca, cloaa in. with good houae. H. O. Wllaon. T cneamai. rneni tow. FOH SALE Special hog feed. In ton lots, just pes Si!tJ, J f aaa FOR SAUE Green slab wood. 1S5 tier. i mil sbowa Reese Creek on. C rater LaJca iUghway, Hummer Saw- mm. FOR RENT Strict modern I-room apartment cU het, elactrio rangt, close in. Fhone tsis. Attention Hva va your " mechanic work, lubrication, oil changs done at the Associated SUtion, RSverside. txiint Davis. Phone -4700, COST Tan waterproof tsrpaulin, be- cween tuafnaiit rcftara ana me-a-ford en Pactfle highway. Reward. f OR SALE SO. 0 K Tine. A-l con- dition. ?0S Victory St.. Apt- t. FOR SALS WI1 n a suosuee. Torches, nose all a! kinda c4 rod. Carbide. F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE CteM fencing, 4", Tfcfc maaaa a resi ten.s. I . js. a.n3 Co. WANTZD To rent 3 or 3.bedroom furnished house, to focal family, no children, can glv references, FhQGo ageq atter s p. m. fm SALE nihera calf meal builder psllsts. Fabera, 34 S. Btvsr. side, niona w. FOR SALEU.foot Klliitora disc, at moat new diss and boxings. S'S. in quire Shell Station, Jackson yUs. Phone 462 11. FOH SATIfcrsanlriemurafSnfa See beautiful display of flowers at our atore. asosiat orsrn now ssr spring deli very. ssottarcB Feed Co. Seed crncuLAfmo wood hiaters S4 48 95 UF. STAMPER at 6ufr BROTHERS HARDWARE. MS W H. B. C. LACIIS ' ol Griffin tmk grange will bold a fmcyw'Ork and nome-cooKed food aaia at Cupp i Furniture Exchange, Saturday, dt 4, corner Sixth and Fir. V.' ANTED Ster.orrspfeer and aMsa a-trl. Teieohorjo 4S0S, FOR SALS car to smvs :n day or tars. Seed at real t.o. wliy yu iieed ' ITS A fACTl ALL w ) fy SJ - SWITCHEO TO HO-TyPE v Xr VV. major nasT-mtm Hirst WTCWIN CRAFT fLOUf?! :3 ll-l 1- J -rm L0 Sfii i - W- jjJS Shows SUrt sS - 6:43 S:M "j'se iThurtdtiT, Key, I, IS44 KEDf vrt Btrtw mm selum Come in arvd &e Tnem 3939 Piiac &edn. 1934 Ponuac Sedan. 1334 PiymosUi Sedaa. IP 35 Plymoirth Seda& ISM Hash 64sn 1914 tudbex Sedan. 192S Model A Roaditer. Kew upply D twi-McClavaB TJes Bring in Your Certificates Lroooreer & j an j o utes Anti-freei Hejler Hose Get Ready fee Winter Now A- Z. "Tubby- DEAN Your Pesetas Sealer Rlchxtsid 8noa. Dial W43 but ana Grape. gay w ar &ooas- FOR SALE Sulphate of ammonia Csrs to arrive in Novrmbar. Axk tQf price. Morujgh 8eed Feed Co. elA?fTTOR WANTXD yTl rime irh fnic at n iii'i(.aa ianltor. Permmem in rtaht mn it eood wge. Addfa Box 4334, caxa Tnbune for Interview. mm .Cash, 2 -bed? 00m house. gs rg miliary trays, shrub, oil hester. tltrtri: refrigerator, iuHy farmahed with food lumitur LeatM on AHc St Virto C S ether, Brophy Bldg, TDK SALE r rt ill t n ar Buy your &efis mm ttr m obtm hi now, Mruurrh Sd Jk TtA fa. WANTED Womn to wish dihea. cerrjaaj riurnt, 1512 if. Juver. tide. Beet oi w$ Ko nifht & Sunday warltu KM SALE O-s ist Uedford's best paying cafes Well aatabUahed, good goceuao. low r;. . sreu equipped Over SO srears In Msd.'ard in aama toearioR. Not fuaf a man and wlf buaineaa but rel restaurant and a money maker. Write Tribune Box 33M for details. CASH m A WIM TOR VOtiR CAR Ssto Tlma. Cask and Oac Can AtrtsnwMla Market, rriendiy Madford Deauesr. th. Ma and BartlefV No Sad Tap When You Sail to Ua ADAH- BEAUT MLAM AH kind "I oeaurjr aric, Fermanents a apeelalty. Ph MM so N Central ROUGH BlOX TO SLABS oouwa was sm ansa. Med. see. -Ji l i WANTED AT ONCE Girl for itenogripher and ganersl offhc writ. Phas anr working eonditiont. CALIWIlNIA-lAClFiC UTtUT,iES CO. PHONE 4800 Qf00 iovs home-six) recipe, your even, even your baking; powder and short ening are different from the bakeshop kind. For th same reason you need a home-type four Kitchen Craft i Kitchen Craft Flour to made spe cially for home baking made to give you perfect mccesa every time. Ten der cakes and breads, feather-light biacuiU, flaky pie crust. What's more, this top-quality flour adds Important, health values to all your baked foods Kitchen Craft Flour to enriched with B vitamins and iron. Change to home-typo Kitchen Craft Flour and discover what a good cook you really are! You can get Kitchen Craft Flour in several convenient sizes at your grocer's. If it fails to please you in any way, return the unused portion and get your money back I at SAFEWAY IM AWATf A 10Nl TODAY ORD MXTL TRIBUTES STrTK TOW JIB SAWDUST for Medford fuel Co... Tti 3111. tJ. bAiJ We aiwy sae a tc was model uses cars on nasd Se be era you bu.51 Crster, Lae Motors ATED TO iUY Feeder Janitr "vT. Phiitppl. liotei Medi ogju WANTEO iUaw m octet usea cars. Hiftsest prices paid far food, cieea acsmobtles i,rsir -Lax Uotcn. rBUHISG SAWS AKD MISCELLA! PRU N I N G EQUIPifENT. STAMPER BSOIHEES HAS D WARS, 22.5 V-.'. MAIN, sea rost to rosTT.nvi io4cs, i mg mitn HUMPHREY MCTORS 33 S. Rirersicie Dial 4980 Shows Daily 1 :4 S . 6 ;4 S - 9:00 END3 SATURDAY Iw&tieM imi it tilX BKTl . , . SUNDAY SUMBAIft Tense Emotional Drama! THE EVE j 0F ST. MARK -BAXTEH IYTHE; mm sv LAJtl r. 1 1 VAaUUOl I T" 7T A sOuliJuMilllJl t aaal U f 1 T T f I r l I I I I r I n sasMsbaac lit II iersssr.srsjflitlMl K; 11 7 foti&t&fX .aaJ1 "ksss"1 1 V i I vltttCTlBlMTfi j 1 U-ae, 11. tV ptTJS aa-aaaas