Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 22, 1945, Image 6

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., May 22, 1945, Page 6, Image 6

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1945)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextBIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Readari ihould addraia Inquiries toi Or William Brady. 26 El Camino. Bavarly Hllli. Calif. SWEETS AND Here again, If I may be to bold, I beg to state my theory or belief that our excessive con- i u m p t ion of r e 1 1 n ed car bohydrates and the consequent vitamin B de ficiency f rom which most of us Americans auffer, ha much to do with the prev alence of over weight and diabetes. Brady The remedy I prescribe will. I am confident, command the approval of both Dr. Williams and Dr. Jollffe. It is very simple. Use whole wheat instead of refined white flour; - and old-fashioned molasses and crude brown sugar instead of "pure" syrup and refined white sugar. You will probably not take my medicine but even if you make an earnest effort to do so you will immediately run up against almost insuperable dif ficulties. Why, a good many peo nle do not even know how to go about buying a few pounds of wheat. Many more haven t the slightest notion of how to use it if they manage to get some. For these poor geeks I have a pam- Dhlet tiUed WHEAT TO EAT which gives practical suggestions for the use of wheat in the every day dietary for copy send a stamped envelope bearing your address, but do not send a cup ping of this item. A large milling company tells me that although the company has been producing whole wheat flour (from which nothing Is re moved in the milling) for years the product has only a limited market. In the first place, it does not keep well enough for long storage or for shipment far from the mills. In the second place, only a few people want such flour. My answer is that probably few people in the com pany's market area have ever heard of the product, and more over it is only within the past few years that we have come to realize the vital need of unre fined, undenaturlzed wheat in the everyday diet, - As for restoring old-fashioned crude broign sugar and old-fashioned molasses, which were the excellent foods our ancestors used prior to 1840. These are made in the old-fashioned way in the open kettle and without ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator has filed in the County Court of Oregon for Jackson County his final account in the matter of the Estate of Silvia E. Terrell. Deceased, and the said Court has fixed Friday. June 15. 1845, at 10:00 In the forenoon of said day in the Court room of said Court as the time and place for the hearing of said final account. All persona interested are hereby notified to make or file their objections to said final account, If any they have, with said court on or before snld time. GUS NEWBURY Administrator of the Estate 1 Of Silvia E. Terrell, Deo. NOTICE In the County Court of the State of Oregon In and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of John N. Mntncy, Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Riven that the Administratrix las (lied her final account and report herein and the above-entitled Court has net May 31. 1945. In the County Court Room In Mcdford, Jackson County. Oregon, as the time and plnce for the hearing of any ob ' lections thereto, and any persons having any objections thereto are to appear at said time and plnce and make known the same Dated this 1st day of May. 1945. MARIE WIMER, Administratrix of the Estate of John N Matney, Deceased. "NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY OF JACKSON IN AND FOR THE STATE OF OREGON. In the MATTER of the Estate of IZORA E. STEWART. deceased Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned executors of the will of the above named deced ent have filed In the above en titled court and matter their final account of their adminis tration of sold decedent's estate and said court hna fixed the 31st day of May. 1945, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the court room of the above entitled court at Medfnrd, Oregon, as the time and place (or the hearing or ob jections to said account and for the settlement thereof and of said estate. IVA MAY STARK. OLEVIA BELL LEUTHOLD. Executors Dr YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. i .1: "A bnincdc ncnoi 1 Removed lo Sparta Bide. I. H. LEONG, Herbalist Tunday. May 22. 1S4S I OVERWEIGHT vacuum pans. They should not be confused with the sugar refin ery products offered today un der the names of "brown sugar" and "molasses." The old-fashioned kind contain all the min erals and the most of the vita mins that grow in sugar cane. A good many people with that craving for excessive amounts of carbohydrates have discovered that when they get an adequate daily ration of vitamin B com plex they feel satisfied with con siderably less carbohydrate and it becomes easier to keep weight down. They feel their oats I mean they get the strength of their food, 'too, and feel more like playing the game or doing their work because they do not tire so quickly. That s what vitamin B does ofr the metabolism. QUESTIONS St ANSWERS Banana Skins for Poison Ivy Tot manv veara II An nnt rtmmt.t- whera we got the Idea) the uae of ba nana Bklns to relieve rjoliion lvv haa been a Godsend In our home. Just rub the affected arearf gently with the in side of fresh banana peel, do not wash, repeat the aDDllcatlnn aa need ed until healed. (Mrs. E. W.) Answer Thank you. Perhaps our readera win report whether It ! ef fective. MonOBTaoh on lvv DolsnnlnB mailed on request if you Inclose stamped envelope bearing your ad dress. Iodine Didn't Work Soma time aao vou recommended Iodine to prevent hair from turning gray. Have used it two years and can't see any benefit. Our bodies are said to change every seven years. Ought I to continue the iodine for seven years? (F. E.I Answer True, x recommenoea an Iodine Ration for everybody, but I took pains to express the proper skep ticism in regara to lis preventing nair from turning gray It la nonsense to Imagine the bod; changes every seven years tt changea every aeven min utes .hnura. dnvr week, veara and decades, as far as change Is concerned Anyone who takes the Iodine ration ahould go on taking It for life as one continues throughout life taking food and water, end stamped envelope bearing your address, for 'Instruc tlons for Taking an Iodine Ration" and ask for pamphlet "Care of the Hair. (Copyright 1W40 oy jonn r. uuie io.r P.-T. A. Activities Elk Creek P.-T.A. met In the school house Friday afternoon, May 18, with the president, Mrs. Audrey Collier in the chair. Ice cream and cake will be served to the graduates on Wednesday evening, May 23 at the school house and the school picnic will be held Friday, May 25, on the school grounds. The officers elected for the coming year are president, Mrs. Clara Ditsworth; vice president, Helen Axteu; Treasurer, Arlee Ragsdale and secretary, Florence Austin. Boy Scout News Jacksonville Parents and members of Cub pack 35 held a picnic supper and meeting at the Presbyterian cnurcn, Wednes day night, when plans were pro jected for the coming year. Den 1 presented two skits with Bob Mlsener, Garold Jenkins, ana Lvle Hamilton taking part. Jen kins and Hamilton received Bob cat nina Cubmaster Ray J. Har ris and the group set June 20 for the next assembly of the Pack when several boys expect to win advancement badges. On display were candles made from candle scraps for the Junior Red Cross. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREUON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE of ANNA RUCH. Deceased The undersigned, having been appointed Administratrix of the above estate, ny me county Court of the County of Jackson State of Oregon, and having qualified, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate, to present them at the office of the under algned's attorney, at 128 East Main street Medrord, uregon, properly verified and with proper voucher, wittun six months from the date of the first publication of this notice which is the 1st day of May. 1945. MARGARET BIGAI.OW. Administratrix O. H BENGTSON. Attorney for Administratrix. "administrator's final" NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator has filed In the County Court of Oregon for Jackson County his final Account In the matter ol the Estate of Deborah Gilham, Deceased and the said Court has fixed Friday, June 13, 1945. at 10:00 In the forenoon of snld day In the Court Room of said Court as the time and plnce for the hearing of said final account All persona Interested are here by notified to make or file their objections to said final account, If any they have, with said Court on or before said time. GEORGE P. GILHAM Administrator of the estate of Deborah Gilham, Deceased Gui Newbury Attorney for Administrator REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma Catarrh Plies Prostata Gland Eciema and all dis orders ol Ller Kidney Trouble and other complaints disappear attar using. anturar simnn i Phone S817 HEALTH SOCIETY At the annual meeting of the Jackson County Health Society last week the following officers and board members were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Elwood Hedberg, president; Mrs. . Wil cox, vice president; Mrs. Charles Barnes, recording secretory; Miss Helen Bullis, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Alex Spar row, treasurer. To the executive board; Mrs. Glen Taylor, Mrs, Moore Hamilton, Mrs, J. C. S. Weills, Mrs.,R. E. Green, Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, Mrs. Howard Hill, Mrs. John Day, Mrs. Ruth E, Bauer, Mrs. Glenn A. Gibbons, Mrs. Jack Walker, and Mrs. Claud Thompson. To the advis ory committee: Dr. A. E. Mer kel, Dr. C. H. Paske, Eugene Thorndike, Mrs. Leonard Car penter and Mrs. Will Dodge. The nominations were present ed by Mrs. Norman Gail of Gold Hill. In making her annual report Mrs. Hedberg listed creation of tha blood donor list as one of the outstanding achievements of the year. She thanked Miss Bullis, Mrs. Henry Pringle and Mrs. Howard Hill and the Gold Hill unit for their successful arrange ment of the luncheon and Mrs. Day and Mrs. Barnes for the dec orations. Meet New Nurses Two new nurses. Miss Bernlce Wilson and Miss Frances Klink now serving the county, and Walter Sullivan, the sanitarian, were introduced it the associa tion by Dr. Merkel. The treasurer's report, given by Mrs. Sparrow, showed the major expenditures of the year were in demonstration nursing and cooperation and case finding x-rays. Many new contributions to the Alex Sparrow Memorial clinic. honoring departed citizens, were announced in the report of Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, which was read by Mrs. Barnes. Many of these, she stated, honor service men and a special gift of a clinic table is to commemorate the memory of Mrs. C. B. Purucker. outstanding in this county for her care of babies. Mrs. Taylor reported as edu cation chairman that there had been .xtensive distribution of literature in all districts of the county. Her work was described by the president as outstanding in association history in this par ticular field. Seal Sale Record The annual seal sale report was given oy Mrs. Bauer, who also set an all time record for 1044-45. She gave credit to her assistants and the community chairmen, calling for reports from all. Responses were made by Mrs. Stewart Porter of Phoe nix, Mrs. Gall of Gold Hill, Mrs. Walter Gebhardt of Central Point, who announced that an Infirmary has been established In the Central Point grade school; in. Wilcox, who report ed the largest mid-winter clinic ever held. Both Central Point and Gold Hill reported outstand ing gains in the seal sale, Gold Hill, In spite of less territory than included in the district the previous year. A total of $2695. 58 was announced for Mcdford by Mrs. Day, who stated that the booth sales were more than dou bled. Miss Bullis, sale treasurer, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Thomp son of the publicity committee were also thanked for their co operation. Reporting for the junior group, Mrs. Day announced suc cessful progress made to date In the cancer control drive with receipts of $2429.00. CARD OF THANKS We wish tn einmi nut- iIhuh thanks and appreciation to our many friends and relative! who u-i-m .n kind to as during our recent bereave ment and also for the beautiful floral offerings. MRS. NORA BAKER. and family. Chalker'i Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most unique lar in So Ora CIIISKII MOMIAtl Thursdays t'rlvsle Parlies only for resarvealtnns Pa Gold II1U 474 BLOCKADE STARTS IB PACK OCT OF PtuvEWVY AND see OCUVtRV TRUCK IS BLOCKING IT -Sy"i w n a ieafHI w WHmSNrvtTltNTLVA TOPCTerxPLAIMT)Wrt rUWVMlEVPW6Tt(e LONOA-5 HE CAN TMCM WHO HA COME TOOOOat. KAVE LtfT RlCvtLE Ct-tAa-S THE AiAf BV! TWNk-lNG HK HOKkN& ASROS5 CfctVEWaY Ot. BLOWING Krj HOKH POO HtB CD TO WMK INVVO L s OeWiivC On the Radio Chain ItAIIOMl Chain affiliation and wbere tnay are uo the dial. KAl.tS (CUB), I1J0, Portland KKX IUHC-Blusl 1190, Portland KUA (NBC-Hlus and MUSI, 1510 Bpukajie. KGO (Mil. Ulua) . 810 San franclsco. KGW (NUt'-Kedl 620. Portland: KJR (NUU-Hlue) 1000 leatue. KNX (CBS). 1010 Los Aoaeles, KOA INUn-Hedl 850 Denver, KtltN (CB8I, (10, Pnrt land HOMO (NUC-Redt 950 Seat tle KPO (NBC - Red), S0, San Francisco, KSL (CBS). 11(0. Sail Lake City lima Shown U PWX. Tuesday fl-00 p m. Terry and Pirates. BN: OK for Release, -NBC: News, MBS: This Man Named Jordan, CBS. 6:15 p m Did- Tracy BN, Super- man. moo: Deny ana bod. nau S:30 d m Date with Juriv NHC raack Armstrong BN. Harry Flannery News. CBS: Adventures of Tom Mix 9:49 p m. CaDt Midnight BN Night News Wire. MBS. News CBS 8:00 n m canriel Heatter. MBS: Inner Sanctum, CBS; Guy Lombardo, un- Mystery 'rneaier. nuc. 6:lo p m Jimmy tridler MBS: Sup per music, tsn 6:30 p m Fibber McGea and Molly, NBC: spotlight Bands, on American Forum. MBS 7:0(1 D m. Bob Hope NBC: Trans. AtlanUc Quia, BN; Service to the rront, CBS 7:19 n m. Lowell Thomas. MBb 7:30 p m Hlldegarda, NBC: Red Klder MBS: one Man's Family BN 6:00 p m Supper Club, NBC. Jack Klrkwood Show CBS: Ted Malone BN 8:19 p m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC Music CBS; Lum and Abner BN 8:30 n m Johnny Presente NBC: rheater of Romance CBS: Allan Young Show BN Roy Rogers MBS 00 d m --Everything for Boys NBC: Big Town CBS: Glen Hardy News MBS 9:19 p m Res Miller. MBS 9:30 om- Murder Will Out. BN Marshall Dana In San Francisco. MBS iu:uu p m -news nbl uanun and News BN Fulton Lewis MBS 10:15 p m On Our Bandstana NBC Snorts Program BN 10:30 p m Edwin C. H1U. CBS. Fenneman'a Nlte Club. BN: Sweet heart Swine rime NBC 10:45 p. m. Barbara and Boyt. 11:00 p m. Talks, CBS; Orchestra, NBC; News, BN. Wednesflay S-00 p m Terry and Pirates BN: OK for Release. NBC. This Man Named Jordan. CBS. Newa MBS 5:19 p m -Dick rracy BN Super man. MBS Betty and Bob NBC 5:30 p m Jack Armstrong BN: Harry Flannery News CBS Adven tures of Tom Mix MBS News NBC 5:45 p m Elmer Peterson NBC: Night News Wire. MBS. Capt Mid night BN Newa. CBS 6:00 p m Frank Sinatra. CBS: Eddie Cantor. NBC: Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:30 p m Spotlight Bands. BN. Mr District Attorney NHC. Which is Which. CBS: Brownstona Theater MBS 7:00 p m Kay Kyiers Kollege NBC; Great Moments In Musio CBS The Feeling Is Mutual MBS 7:15 p m Lowell Thomas. MBS 7:30 p m Lone Ranger MBS Lei yourself Go CBS 8:00 p m - Supoel Chin NBC: Jack Klrkwood Show CBS: Main Una MBS. led Malone BN 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Lum and Abner BN Music That Satisfies CBS 8:30 p m Billy Burke Show. NBC; counterspy BN Or Christian CBS Fresh Up Show MBS 9:00 p m -Mr end Mrs North NBC. lack Carson CBS News MBS Music BN 9:30 n m - Who's Luvkv rnmghl NBC: Arch Oboler Plays, MBS tO-00 p m News NBC Carlson and Newa BN Fulton Lewis MBS 10:30 p m Orch CBS Fenna man's "i.U Club BN. Sweetheart Pwingtime NBC 11:00 p m News BN: Orchestra CB3. Central Point Central Point, May 22 Home Extension Unit met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ivan Skyr man with 21 present. Mrs. Frank Meadows and Mrs. Merle Oben- chain demonstrated refrigerator desserts. Eudora Bohnert in stalled officers for next year and presented each with a corsage. The new officers are: Lulu Floux, president; Merle Oben- chain, vice president; Nola Goch- rlng, secretary; Evelyn Meadows, treasurer; Grace Hanscom, li brarian. Ruby Downing and Ruth Clark, out-going president and treasurer were presented gifts of -appreciation for their splendid work. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curt- wrlght have purchased a home on the corner of Arnold Lane and Jacksonville Highway. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Grisham have received word that their son Robert will probably be home on furlough in June or July. Barbara Parsons celebrated her eighth birthday by treating her schoolmates of the second grade to a birthday cake. ACME SPRAY PAINTERS Farms and Dairies our specialty. Alto root paint Ing . . No ob too large or t! too small. Phone 3271 By GLUT A3 WILLIAMS PATIENCE GONE ,CtVS AND SCM TWO OUT TO TAKE ACTON; NElOHBOOS OBLIVIOO wwcMTiMe tpuck o mh peestNCt.iwt MCVS C'.cjErs M erOPFEB to OOSSiP CAft AOAlU T. Sgt. Norman Hansen ar rived home on furlough Tues day. He expects to leave for Santa Ana, Calif., in about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jones are parents of an eight pound baby girl, born May 14 at Community hospital. She has been named Janice Louise. Miss Irma Weidman became the bride of Pfc. Dewey Rikard Friday at the Federated church parsonage. They will make their home in Klamath Falls. ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Every Night Except Mondays Phone Trail 1404 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX iiVT aw s. B cautfLereLy DsnxYD rxaume aW.; . . 7Wf gb&ma cts fuses m Wsr . 7t7 PKOyE fKEDcnot rxu 33 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY vou eras eer NTV vx)vw,vou corpU! it vbsb.wu ffBB Ur 1 nr,nr aaC -n toot uTa mo u SUPREME SOftYW S A VOUNG TR0(YP ON , .7p1 il jic sss&lwm .mWi BLONDIE -lllllllllllini lLVOUVLBE,lll'M 1 1 'lf CONT WORRY COOKE. IIJ HEAVEN "Jill"' I TX I'1? ABLE Toi-v-. , V WHEN VOU GROW Ul? V FORBID ' 1 3 r1 GEE, U OO IT r-T NO--MV ) S VOUR OUTH WILL J . rl : . IrwisHii , S- r moltth C be just as big fTrC , p W COULD DO , , ( IS TOO; M ASDADDYS U ' l ' PiiP w$gmmm WmmJ BUZ 8AWYEH ' " TOO BAD."V" I TALKED TO THE I 1 1 WONDER IP IT'S POSSIBLE SURE. I WAS W NOTHING TO IT. WHV'O V L" . riE'S A NICE D0C HElL BE OKAV P0U SOMEONE -SAy, THB AN INSTRUCTOR VOU ASK, SAWVER?! VW0 WAS rr I KID BEEN 1 IN A PEW WEEKS. SKIPPER OF AN OUTPIT-TO FOB 18 MONTHS. S-a- uiAg THAT CRASHED I MARRIED Nl PREDICT WHICH OF HIS MENYOU SET TO WHERE VWWv ,er ' JamwIb LAST NIGHT, 0NLV TWO U ARE MOST LIKELV TO VVOU CAN SIZE UP A r 1JU, ,u?l' BUZ? ( G00CH. MONTHS. W&r 66 LOSTj fiUVS FLYING ABILITV f"Ss THATS ' ir V- j- '. : I lrjnmar?i simply bv the way J lu 1 e W- ' 1 1 1 Jf. -fA-inzZht he flips a switch s ffM-yi 1 itrit mtrro mi: r i- :,.im imnw KW I .1 1 J! . s J -al 1 . ' I I T t .i-.Q., , la'lL ABNEH ( HtT SMD I 1 6PEAK T'MC . VOICE II Ws I R ?-?-5OMCB00Y rVNOOVCO 1 W OM, 'VOICC II IN ONLY THSR- T5KSI- I OH-50e!l-TH' VOICt A I AT TH' PoofV. 'TH' VOICE FlFTE.CN MINUTES YO' AtVIWBOOY SEEMS T'PC ,s 5-aiLENTII- JX I OTOHKilT, &ASPCO - CLOSED J?"R Zi,TZ Aui-"' THE NEb"b3 " , (fJUSrTOTlTLlSYTMEJ "iTwWEXJrf V TD Tm MASTERS) ThE SPIRIT WERE AAnD TM ' -fBTTryl - WioWTEN)0OTieIwUAT3 A: ARE WH I SUITE WHERE 0F00NAS FCTTO- TUiS WERE TO W HERE TO 'A . A 3OTV0LWira'W'NPsf',vEM O-OWM sOtNSrATHrftEMTVCXJSElSalN7 ALL SETTLE CL ARREST 7 SONGJD . 66OU TNEEO Ag'PgA RON, pVf TTTyrtrlWS PRESENCE JS-y-S CX THE JCUlW SEEY0U - CRIME DOESN'T' PAT Boston, May 22 (U.PJ Bur glars broke into an east Boston j cafe early today, smashed a rear ; door, carried out a 300-pound safe and drove it away in a' truck. The safe was empty DANCE TONIGHT to the musio of Smoky, Danny & Bill PLAYING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY Take-N-Easy Lodge Featuring Chicken. Steak and Spanish Dinners Vi mi up Savage Creek where Jackson meets Josephine sm. 5) SMITH jf wear 7 DO YOU ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle ACROSS J Inner bark of " treea ftMadam (cent.) 9-fitreeu (abbr.) 13 Vat IS Single Umt 14 Epoch 15 Born IS-Short bit IT Tattoo I Appearing gnawed SO Good fellow 31 Moody 33 Mike 24 Hibernian 35 Boast 3ft Printers measure 18 Girl's name 39 6 tuff full 30 Western Indian 81-3ut edges from coin S3 Gleaner S3 Cut 84 Stannum fsymb.) 85 Vein of metal 3 ft Garment 87 Worship 89 Page 40 Marsh bird 4 1 Be vera ae 43 Worthless scrap 45 Highest point 4(t Fastener 47-Glty on Hudson 48 Golf mounds 49 Goddess of Agriculture 80 Hebrew measure 1 2 3 m 5 fa 7 is 1 I9"" TSTTr" 1 WL " iH ii 11 x " 14b "" H7 -ifl 55 " 50 """" " " " lb KNOW? today'f acts beget tomorrow's results. Act now on those needed repairs. AN S WEE TO PBEVIOUS FUZZLI DOWN " ' 1. 1-r-Sweet roll 3 Part of "to be" 3 Mocking 4 Tuesdays (abbr. J? 6 Rodent 8 Girl's name 7 Part of play , 8 Pronoun 9 Ant U toxin 10 Bugler 11 Hominy 16 Trough for cooling lngota 17 Haul 19 Girl's nam 20 English atreetcar 91 Aspects 33 Town law 33 Pitfall 35 Bank (Scot.) 37 Come together 39 Body of laws . so All the same 33 Tender 33 Shinto shrine 85 Bounds with long strides 86 Large roller 38 Silver coin 39 Glass In telescopff 40 Took chair . 41 End 43 Fish eggs 44 Biblical city 48 Italian river 47 In direction of 5 AUO O N U R E O L-Ta AjTBapjold gLvilAiN Bop LlA'6PgQ y UIlBe yi tjaIrn msi lEjTiasjp 175 nIeairisW iJfNj " pInT" AvklMrXiyp ggjg lL HC AlNBB YlE. A S Atea mo Llrjsffl 5 j t a Op. Ml jj 1 loiNjgs nNllOlTlgninElBloTN ;