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Newspaper Page Text4 ' i 3. 5 V . i EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Programs listed below its received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 kc KMZD 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc ?:00 Concert Hall Revue , 7:15 Concert Hall Revue 7:30 Concert Hall Revue ' Wayne King Serenade 7-.45 Concert Hall Revue Wayne King Serenade - 8 00 Old Fash Camp Meet Inspiration Puck The Comic Weekly 8- 15-r-Old Fash. Camp Meet. Inspiration Puck The Comic Weekly e 8-30 Light Sc. Life Hr. Churcn of Christ Christians Hour 8:'45Light & Life Hr. Morning News Christopher's Story 9- 00 Chapel of the Air Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class 9:15 Chapel of the Air Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class 8- 30 ABC Newscast Church In Wildwood Voice of Prophecy 9- 45 Sacred Heart Program News Voice of Prophecy 10 00 Capitol Cloakroom Presbyterian Service Newspaper of the Air 10-15 Capitol Cloakroom- Presbyterian Service Christian Science Heals 10- 30 University Explorer Chicago Roundtable Songs of Devotion I0I43 The Record Show Chicago Roundtable Songs of Devotion 11- 00 Salt Lake City Choir Catholic Hour Sunday Melodies 11-15 Salt Lake City Choir Catholic Hour Sunday Melodies 11:30 N.Y. Philharmonic Nat'l. Radio Pulpit Sunday Melodies 11 j45 n. Y. Philharmonic Nafl. Radio Pulpit Sunday Melodies vFoO N. Y., Philharmonic Week End Noon News 1215 N. Y. Philharmonic Week End Bill Cunningham - 1230 N. Y. Philharmonic Week End . Record Pets 12:45 N, Y. Philharmonic Week End Music for Sunday "i-00 Old Fash. Revival Hr. Week End ; Guy Lombardo 1:15 Old Fash. Revival Hr Week End Guy Lombardo 1:30 Old Fash. Revival Hr Week End .. Nick Carter . lils-Ioid Fash. Revival Hr. Week End Nick Carter 2:00 Voice of Prophecy Inheritance Rin-Tin-Tin 2-1 Voice of Prophecy ' Inheritance Rin-im-iin .. 2:30?eatSstVyEverTold Faith In Action . ' True Detective g:4tlG;eatestStyEverTold Art Of Living True Detective ; Vnn Hr of St Francis American Forum Public Prosecutor 3:i5Local News American Forum Public Prosecutor ; 3;30TreasuryShov Ministers Roundtable Bob Considine-arPhTfrWai?- Ministers Roundtable Harrv Weismer - A.nnGunsmoke King & Queen of Hearts'Serenade -liSZnmoke - ' King & Queen of Hearts Serenade l irZm&Andv Kin& Queen of Hearts-Methodist . Men s Hour 4'45aSSs fcAdv King & Queen of Hearts-Methodist Men's Hour e "5 00 Our Miss Brooks Changms Times Reviewing Stand f:l5ZourMsBrooks ' Nelson Eddy Sings Reviewing Stand trtlcESNersron ' Shirley Ihomas Lutheran, Hour ffigggSSSS!?.. Shirley Thomas Lutheran Hour "Vi'nn Edeer Bergen" Sherlock Holmes GloDal Frontiers - :??ZTdfBSieri ' Sherlock Holmes Frank and Ernest ffyEftr.-- ' fssnsss -p-, . .esses.. - ifcsaggg:: ..: --saga . is-asss- 9.43 J acK penny Richfield Reporter " Billy Graham Program 10:00 Paul Harvey RhcichristopheM Billy Graham Program 10:15 Music for Sunday if-erSiTian News Sign off 10:30 Revival Time Sie 1 t 5 IXjdRAvivol Time Eternal Light ; il.OO-SignOK ews ff .ABC "CBS NBC - MBS RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY 6:15-YawnPatxol Crazy Curly Coru eup Ranch 0 JlivlwS Pa&S " ' LocN"wsy8U Wakeup Ranch li:4!i"! ,T,t " Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway News : 7:00 County Agent- weather & Music ' Breakfast Gang 2:fc$StWitoB&?T NewsComntntery Bteakgrt G' XfS3$8r Weather & News Best Buys j:45HarryJBaPDiH Art Baker Cliff Ingle News ' . 8:00 BettyCrocker -. .- s0r& visit Bob Green News 8:15 Breakfast Club. asn jox yis institute ' ggg-gSI&iSEfcS ' KMEDKashBox Bih.e Institute -8 Tr. -Friendship Circle Music for the Mrs ,9:00 Ted Malone friendship Circle Capitol Commentary 9:15 Chet Huntley - McBride& Dr. Peale" "Voice of DeUverance ?rwr---'' ' "vce Jordan MD. Voice of Deliverance - L?. - Mid-MorningNews Newspaper of, the Air lS:?2windvarren-News Second Chance . .. TelOrTest 10:15 Wendy varrenw , . Ri . . TownTopics - 10- 30-WhrmgStreets ,,ggggg. 2nd CuPPQf Coffee.; 10:45 Whispenng btrees Fiorida CaUing ' 11:00 Second Mw. Burton iMi-ay-. . , Florida calling :JfclSSSlSS? Paulhie Fredrick Queen for a Day JHfcSSShtei DaV ' Eastside Shopper Queen for a Day WtEzZuI Harvey Lunchtime Newswx . Noontime News 'Jln-VaTlev Reporter Lunchtime Markets Rural Reporter 12:15 Rogue Valley Reporter htime FeatUres Western Roundup Time "aatoKPpet , , aDUmesh.Box Western Roundup Time. 1 A?thr rodfrey " Backstage Wife Western Roundup Time Ah5 Godfrey ' Stella DlUas Western Roundup Time . 2 :lo Arthur Goatrey . Hotel For peU . Club 1400 SOayH It Pays To Be Married Club 1400 2 .4o Bulletin NeWs Crosby Sings Johnny Olsen Show i . 3:00 Stricuy or the Ladies Johnny Olsen Show SrtZlncCaUing - ThteWonn'S Secret Show Tirne- -; 3:30f Myron Bennett' Telo-Test J 3 r Melody Time Hemingway News 4:00-Childrens Hour Melody irme .Angwer. 4:15 Concertime you Were There Sam Hayes 4:3?Zc rtime Regional-News; Manning Fulton Lewis Jr. : 4:45 conce . Man On The Go Conrad the Connoisseui , 5:00EdwardRurrow .atgrjoing Bobby Benson ; 5:15 BUI Stern sports . dd Martin Bob Green News ' ; 5:3( Sports Parade Mrner Peterson Bill Brundige Sports '-l5".'' KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter 6:C0PerwComo carnival Of Books Local News 1 6: 0 ? m a, Andv - R. Valley Hit Parade Behind the Story i 60 Amos & Andyt . R. Valley Hit Parade Sam Hayes - .r ih nf Truth v- Fibber & Molly Top Secret Files - Z:?5fMSfTn!th 1 Great GUdersleeve Top Secret Files ' Ranee? ; Could This Be You? Reporter s Koundup ' 73gHl"S w"f er J '" Traffic Pern. & Music Reporter's Roundup -T.nn.wEmie" Morgan Beatty Broadway Cop f '92-?!SnMErnie ' One Man's Family Broadway Cop 2:i?u Thomas Henry J. Taylor Heartbeat of Industry :39fe? PrrSh"-'-- Capsule Concerts Heartbeat of Industry Music Box Pac. Telephone Hour News " InJiieMulicBox Pac. Telephone Hour. Fulton Lewis Jr. ' 2:ivSf f Fir5me Meet The Press Recorded Music ' :3g-ltonl - Meet The Press Recorded Music -rZT cc hv Dini r Richfield Reporter Music in the Night i2:?2ISSft Roundup Night Watchman Music in the Night JHfcltSS Wi ' ' Night Watchman News Sign Of f ?83gS5wS NightWatchman . nnZgin & Win" " NightWatchman Hi?SzioiS&WiS ' ..NightWatchman UintSiS&WiS " NightWatchman ; MgZsgiS & Win Night Watch; FinT News : ;12:00-rSign.Ofi Sign Off. . " -ABC -CBS NBC MBS KBOY 730 KC f All proErams at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) . Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: iivi tcroy Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. I M.S:15 ffi ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday, only) KBOY ranch: 5:45 Sign off. - - -- - ' '. ' TV Programs errvnAV 2:00 The Christophers 2-30 Jackson County Public Health 3:00 This is the Life i 3:30 American Forum : 4:oo Sunday Matinee , 5:30 Fashion Review . : 6 00 So. Ore. Roundtable - 6:30 It's A Great Life i 7:oo Private Secretary 7:30 People Are Funny 8:00 Toast of the Town : 9-00 G. E. Theater ;- 9:30 Weekly News in Review 10:00 Loretta Young Show , 10:30 News ' 10:35 Sign Off 27-BUS1NESS DIRECTORY Generators Starters Generator-Starter repairs & exchange. Armature winding. Cliff's Auto " Electric. 1311 N. Riverside. 2-5068. Floor Sanding Floor Sanding & Finishing Free Estimates Geo. Denney. Phone 2-6863 i Vy .Rug Cleaners- RUGS. Furniture Cleaned, repaired. ? Carpets made to order, any color. I MEDFORD RUG FACTORY . , Ph. 3-2539 511 Mary St. . - Fuel and Sawdust ' , OIL BURNER SERVICE Expert Burner Service ' ' Phone 2-5296 or 2-8174 5 Samson Fuel Oil Service f- CAMINOL HEATING OILS- SPARK BURNER OIL : Del. anywhere, any time v t Phone 2-5296 Nights 2-8174 Samson Fuel Oil Service CLEAN, hand picked PLANER BLOX. . Big truck load- $5. 3 loads $14. Medford area delivery. Ph. 3-1653. ALL hand sorted wood; Select Slabs, Rough Blox, 2x4 Edgings. 2' Fire ; place wood. Bark. Graded & screen ' ed sawdust coarse or fine. Clean .. shavings. ; BIG LOADS LOW PRICES : ' McGTNTY FTJTKL CO Ph. g-S277 ', Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Sahirday"ri0 am," Monday" for Monday; other days 3:30 arevioux day. MAIL TRIBUNE KBES (Channel 5) a-RO TlovnfinnK 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera - 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Western Theater 6:30 T.V. Tunes v - 7:00 Higher Education Program 7:30 Life With Elizabeth 8:00 Big Picture : 8:30 Badge 714 ' 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 The Little Show , 10:15-rWeather 10:20 News J 10 :30 Dollar A Second 11:00 Sign Off Massachusetts anti-litter law permits a. 30-day suspension of the driving license of a person convicted of trash-tossing and, if he is owner of the car involved, for similar suspension of the the vehicle's ; license. It is the only state with such a provis ion. SERVICE CALLS $050 . W In the City Night & Day Service Low Cost- -.- Antenna Installation DOW TV SERVICE PHONE 2-4034 Residence 2-2997 Sunday, February 13, 1955 Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. ' Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, ' 263 El Camine, Beverly Hills, Calif. CALORIES IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ':. Immediately after the holiday season the mail brought numer- ous inquiries. concernmg the number of c a 1 o r i es or "food value" of alcoholic b e v e r a g es. This sudden interest in the effects of crapulence on nutrition, good looks, VltA flirt 'inn- Dr. Brr al' efficiency and longevity suggests, the re morse of the morning after. Why else should any one care how many calories in his tipple? In general, -wine contains two to four times as much alcohol as beer, but less carbohydrate. The carbohydrate in beer consists of maltose and dextrin. Maltose is a kind of sugar pro duced by the germination (with warmth and moisture) of grain, usually barley, and by fermen tation of the starch in the grain. Dextrin is a gummy carbohy drate formed as an intermediate product in the decomposition of the starch in the grain by heat, acids or enzymes. Both maltose and dextrin yield the same num ber of calories as sugar. The sweet wines contain ap proximately a teaspoonful of su gar to the ounce or three tea spoonfuls in the glass of wine. Dry wines contain little or no sugar. - . According to Food and Bever age Analyse by M. A. Bridges, B. S., M. D., F. A. C. P.,'(Lea & Febiger) various kinds of beer yield from 100 to 135 to the glass a ' standard measuring cupful A glass (winegtessf ul, about 3 ounces) of champagne 90 calories, port wine 165 calor ies, Rhine wine, 70 . calories, claret - 60 calories. ' A glass (brandy glass, 30 cc, about an ounce) of brandy 70 calories, Bourbon or rye whiskey 85 cal ories, hard cider 40 calories. These figures are the calori facient effects of the beverages if we assume that all the sugar and all the alcohol is burned in the body. All of the sugar in alcoholic beverages or in soft drinks may be: burned in the body, that is, utilized to produce heat or mus- KPs Join in Highway Courtesy Designation The Knights of Pythias, long active in traffic safety cam paigns, have joined with Gov. Paul Patterson in designating Feb. 14 to 20 as Knights of Py thias Highway Courtesy week. More than 3,000 lodges plan traffic safety - campaigns in in dividual communities " during the week, to be highlighted by a nation-wide broadcast on traf fic safety Feb. 20. i Talisman Lodge No. 31, Med ford, will have a special meet ing on Monday, Feb. 14, at 8:30 p.m. at the Knights of Pythias hall, Fifth and Grape sts., when an officer of the Oregon state police will give a talk on high way safety. This will be an open meeting and anyone interested in hearing this talk is cordially invited. New York City's 3 per cent sales tax in 1953 netted almost $20,000,000 on the sale of auto mobiles and auto products. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 East Main, . Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Serviee........$3.50 . (Medford and Vicinity) , -Wanted Dead or Alive TV Sets We sell the best & repair the rest . 7 Years TV . Experience ; 'No Calls Friday after 4:30. p.m.'' No-Work Done Sat.-Until 6 'p.m. Hearth Harrv Dabbitt Show Monday thru Friday 7l45 am KYJC-1230 CBS RADIO cular energy. - But capacity to burn alcohol in the body is limited. - If more alcohol is taken than the body can burn to produce heat or muscular energy, the excess merely intoxicates and impairs both mental and physi cal efficiency. When the odor of alcohol is in the breath, the individual has taken more than he can utilize and he is "under the influence," or "slightly in toxicated" or just plain 'drunk" depending on the extent of overindulgence. . The caloric, or fuel value of alcohol is greater than that of carbohydrate (starch, sugar) or protein (lean meat, egg white, milk curd, the nitrogenous con stituent of nuts and vegetables) but less than that of oil or fat. Webster says food is nutritive material - which, absorbed or taken into the body, serves for purposes of growth,' work or re pair and for maintenance of the vital processes. Food serves another purpose, not mentioned by Webster. It supplies heat. Whatever the old timbers and old soaks thought or think about it, we know that any one can en dure exposure to extreme cold better without alcohol.. Now if you suspect I'm a (in sert appropriate adjectives) tee total abstainer your suspicion is well founded, and if you think I'm rabid on the subject of alco holic indulgence you're right again. You want to make any thing of it? , v .QUESTIONS & ANSWERS HelD Yourself - Frankly. Doctor, it used to make me tired listening to tne women tell ing of the many benefits received from vour teachines and advice. I often said you were handing out a lot of malarky . .'. but since the war I have been converted. My wife sent for your booklet "The Seven Keys to Vite, and we have been following the general- advice therein. I'll .tell the world we're in better physical condition than ever before, and what's more we have persuaded a number of our friends to get themselves a fiunn of vite, too. . . . (E. A. T.) Answer It's still malarky have to incorporate a lot of that to keep the stuff from becoming drab and mor bid. Any reader may have a copy of the booklet "The 7 Keys to Vite" on request send twenty-five cents and stamped, self-addressed envelope. . Headache Have you any advice or suggestions for one subject to sick headache I have attacks every two or three weeks that' absolutely disable me for two days ... (J. C. P.) ' '. Answer Send stamped - envelope bearing' your address, for pamphlet "wny nave Headache?" Protected 1955 by John F. Dille Co. v .The Russians are now making the ridiculous claim that they invented caviar and vodka before we did. We just happen to know ' that : Daniel Boone : never went bear hunting Any place without some of each . 'in his .lunch bucket. ; , ; songs weather prizes fun " ' 4 PCA Stockholders The annual meeting-of -Jackson and Josephine county stock holders of the Southern Oregon Production- Credit association will be - held . Wednesday, ' Feb. 16, at the Phoenix Community hall. ; . ' i . Other meetings are slated for Monday Feb. 14, at Coquille, and Tuesday, Feb. 15, at Rivers dale Grange hall, in Douglas county. - Election "of . two directors is scheduled for the annual meet ings. Those whose terms expire this , year , are Lawrence Luy, Jackson county, : and James E. Conn, Douglas county. Speakers at the meetings will be Dr. Grant E. Blanch, profes sor of agricultural economics at CROSSWORD PUZZLE AMW,r 10 vt. ; ACROSS 29 Scorch 30 Contests 82 Conferred honors upon , 35 Edges 36 Wideawake 37 Negative ' ' 38 Mohammedan commander - 89 Church of a monastery 40 Perform - 41 Place abbr.) 42 Scope 43 Speck 44 Lampreys . 46 Unit 47 Father (Fr.) 48 Portico 49 Rocky hill 60 River in Belgium . DOWN 1 Buccaneer 1 Reap . J Pose for portrait : ' S Classify 13 Persia - 13 rCyprlnbld flsh ' 14 Curved molding IB South African ' gold coin 15 Dormouse -' 18 Township -(ahbr.) 19 Fruit drink 20 Bivalve - molluska tl Shade -22 Symbol for tellurium .' 2S Cries 24 At this place 25 Eludes 27 Inclines 28 Above 1 U N . 15 Ifr 17 I : IS 19 je III ! . i ! h ""TT is : . 3 77A 11L l!L II 1, HI 5 HZ ; . Hi !T"7"45 "'i5 h7 ' T"T ' ' ' -r Hi ' . wT"T"7 50" M.kUWMnlWMItk BARNEY GOOGLE ond SNUFFY WAAL- whatsV551 TH' LATEST GOSSIP DOWN IN TH . SETTLEMENT, MAW ? -vt BUZ SAWYER BLONDIE I , I ; . irc itJ I ' fM TjpNf ALL 6UKWEr WILL TAKE TUWS STAMPING v AHfHATAT A t . V WSSTJ,!5?nMS; ,T0fWOI!THETWO-SlXWTCHEVE THEPECKTOAWSElM V T''"'-'-'''"''" g$j fAH; n TOSSa? Hi ABNER ; -i';.y. -'; ; V ' "7 '" ' llABNER V - -rSSS? KMOCKIM MAH GP.'-HERE COME ANOTHER VOU TllOIiSITO BWINAiLt-- THINK OF SOMEONE HAID AGIN THESE ONE.7-THIS IS GONNA -Jl DUCK I O' TTET- 1 X STUPID ENCXJGH TO dTDOOPMMSir Z ""- V' tlTzl v - AJ lr VOU LOOKT1REO.DEAR... come sit in your chair ND I LU PUT , .VOUR SLIPPERS j ON MUTT and' JEFF '-"V- Vv. Y "NO I LU PUT nrS uT MOTT, I VEH. I KTMOW? r JUST LOANED A BUT THE COST VOL) FIVE BoCcJS OF LIVING Set Annual Session i Oregon State college, and A. B. Robertson, icejaresident of the Spokane Production Credit Cor poration A luncheon will be served at noon. " " " ELECTED ; : - . Ashland John Stuckey, jun ior' from Ashland, has been elect ed President of. the 'Southern Oregon, college : chapter . of the Future Teachers of. America to succeed Mary Lee Ford,. .senior from. North Bend. Miss Ford, also editor of the college year book, had been president of the local ,FTA chapter, for' the past two years. . - ;. ; 2 Turkish' .' - decrees 8 Path 4 Finish ' 6 More -indiscreet 6 Models of . perfection'' T Fixed peiioda -of tlm 8 Drunkard ' ' 9-rKlng of Bashaa 10 Corae hack 11 Indian tenta ' -17 Bone - -20 Sleeveless cloaks .21 Listened to 23 Flutters 24 Vital organ ; 26 Punctuation -: ' mark 27 Suspicious ' ' V slang) , , 29 More luscious 30 Juicy berries . ,, 31 Metal Us of a lace ' . 32 One having deficiency of " - pigment- 33 Once morel - 84 Device for J- trafninr gun ' . pointers . 88 Head of an - abbey 39 Part of "to bs" 40 imitates 42 Man's name 43 Scret agent " 45-Beholdl . SMITH SUTTATT6RSALL TH' HOW lolPlD eb IAIP1A RIE ST rNSLlL LAHA TOM E K C RE T E jjW A N P E rs RARECPI MIT OtJA 1 AN P ALE SLIH I D B EllP A U E SLIP 0 S E . SELECT SUM AT ES . Thl ksDbe rt MAN M ADMAT TE Rg rkgoos e su e pas eimtIeirI ItIeiaI -WAIT'LLNE HEAR. TK REAL NEWS!! mZ HAWKINS HAD YTRI PLfcT GALS ! .... .as J IT COSTS VJ PLENTY TO FEED; AfAMILV OF TORIES THESE DAYS Two Adult Education ' Central Point . Two 'adult education . classes will , . start Wednesday, Feb." 16, at 7:30 p.m. at Crater., High , school, it was announced Saturday. There will be a class in clothing construc tion taught by Mrs. Frances Willett, and a' class in drawing and ' sketching' taught by War ren ' Holbrook. : - Both teachers are instructors on the Crater High school" fac ulty." There will .be a registra tion fee of $3.50. in each course. Anyone may enroll at the first meeting. There will be 10 meet ings of each, class. .The regular meeting date will be Wednes day nights unless changed by a majority vote of those enrolled. : , e . . - SiYvi'SovemorofDrttton. SALARY AVID PERS0NAU.Y FlM AMCr : A WAK WITH . HpsilU;,lMtlAN$ .. - : HIS S0itRMrACNT'WA6 ' : OEShMlZBD EVEN BEF&KE OEeOM"BECAEAUS. TBRRlTOY, AJSID USED : -THE LAM6 nP IftwL-. . THE OMLY CODE AVAILABLE IK' "E00 FORfA THERE -IBfOis- -'VMiNiATnefi:.''''-". 0I5ER COUMTfcR, ' v r'v : ' ; " PROUJCeo BY DR.0.-LEH1HAN.15 USED RhDlO-ACUvE ISCHbPK IN1H6 : OF WORKIM0 F&fATrft OUTSIDE " I , KlSf -cormgr. BARNEY i BALLS o RREH i got to A I 1 Minever thought) ( lZ,2 ' I GIT OVER THAR RIGHT AWAV AN' ) . 1 1 VE'D MAKE IT. SUT V DID YOLlliy NO, DEAPVERE ... 'Ui4 J KNEW IT " BUY A ThAVING LEFTOVERS , C WAS ONE OR ) " shucks, i cAHjLft..wHATT3 WMrrXilri ofthj?ee o)QYfTT .GOLDFISH t& ONUV SIXTY, ( JXA S FAMILY A&W)-- CTasses Set at Crater .Two . other evening ; classes are now in their third week of sessions. They are in farm shop, which meets on Tuesday nights i with an enrollment of 18, and : a class in veterinary medicine ; on Wednesday nights. This class ' now has an enrollment of 80. ! The SS United States, speed queen of the Atlantic, is fire-, proofed to an unprecedented de gree. Wood is used only in her ! pianos and " butchers' chopping -blocks. More aluminum went in-, to her construction than into . any : other single structure on land or sea. . . Use Mail Tribune Want Ads .UftHWHANTtSlHE . ONLY QUADRUPED 1HW v : ttfma Kb Feorr Lees " , FORWNTO AMD rfe HlMO L6rS BACKWARD WHEN tr ; Ll&S D0WN. GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BUZ SAWYER BLONDIE MUTT and JEFF x -i 7 : y? Xs Lt. '' I., m s -. iy I 6 - k it i : r.-' y tl ''I: if - ft? ... h r -y