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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY PAGE FOURTEEN A Sure Cure for Holiday Bills! WANT ADS HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALL8. OREGON Macdoel By MAR V MYKUS Mrs. Bea Holbrook on her way home from River Pines last Sun day, hit an icy spot in the road south of the highway station at Crass Lake and skidded to a standstill against a tree, demag og: the right door and fender. When asked if she was hurt, Bea said. 'Well, mentally and financially, but not phsyicaily." W. E. Goode came home Tuesday from a stay at Yreka. where he underwent treatment at Siskiyou County General hospital. He had been scheduled for an operation the first of the week, but his doctor postponed it for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark en Joyed a visit from Mrs. Clark's sister and husband from Missouri. They left for home Monday morn taking; Byron Sapp, father of the girls, back to Missouri with them. Mrs. Jess Dieter worked in the Mt. Hebron postofttce Tuesday for Mrs. Glidden Titus while they took Marietta to the doctor. Sunday visitors at the Bill Cle ment home were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dehlinger. Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Phillips of Klamath Falls. Vic and Paul Cavener took two loads of Christmas trees to San Francisco the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson, now of Alturas, were Macdoel vis itors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tharp and Norman took Doiuiie Criss to the Shasta Daylight for Sacramen- to. Donnie plans to work in a store during the day and attend night school to finish his educa tion. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Alloway have received word that they have a new grandchild, born to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schwab at Memphis, Term. Sunday guests of Mrs. Maggie Criss and her mother, Mrs. A. F. Duncan, were Mr. and Mrs. Char lie Duncan and Donny of Malin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Browning, parents of Mrs. Rus Walton, left Sunday for their home at Fon tana after visiting here several days. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Penrod of Mt. Shasta were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomp son. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Criss, Mr. end Mrs. Archie Tharp spent Thursday and Friday at Cedar tflle and Reno on business and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Para are running the restaurant at the Mac doel hotel for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davis. George Jones, now of Anchorage, Alaska, is spending a few days in Butte Valley on business and pleasure. He flew south to Seattle, picked up a car there, and plans to drive it home. He brought word that Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hender son are doing fine at Anchorage. Leland Criss collected the bounty lor a wildcat this week from Jus tice Les Chase. It Happened This Way in New Pine Creek By IRVIN FAHIS Hoo-ray! hoo-ray! So here we go! Quaking with both joy and lear, at the end of this climactic year, 1953. The old year dips and quivers before the New bounding in the jolly vortex at this Yuletide; mak ing its last bid for a triumphant .ride into history. The aim though grandiloquent we must all agree is yet perplexing in immensity. Each person seems to glory at striving so intensely busy straining his capacity al most mercilessly and despoiling his gains often too pretentiously. Oh Lord we muse what for? Is it just to spread glad tidings and nothing more? Or is it a modern lust for things and things, spurred on by processes our system brings which make us feel that unless we spend and spend we're nothing but a heel? How simple the Yuletide was at first to be! How surprising it has boomed so monstrously; to that point, when we exceed our means and make, Santa's bag just al most break. A modest gift sincerely given, is truly a boon to just plain livin". Our little village is swept into the vortex of this Yuletide and we fnoc the fact with pride, that, quite aside from the usual stride, we can speed up the pace and grin. Every thing rebounds at once, the cry comes from all around but glorious ly we re-affirm our strength and keep both feet on the ground. The crescendo of the Christmas tide we felt this week and next week it may be worse provided Old Santa has not cleaned out the contents of his purse. But Wowle! just think bur little P.O. sold S35 worth of postage yesterday, a rec ord day in the sixteen years we've known it. That's a lot o' lickin' for this village. I got in on just enough of it to make my tongue feel like a paper-hanger's fingers. We've had several lickin' devices around at various times in the past but somehow when you need 'em no can find. The social whirlwind really be gan here last Saturday night with the big WPC's fire department dance that probably will net around $250 when everything is added and substracted. It was gayly succes ful with the Grange hall not packed especially, but just comfortably crowded. And what a swell supper they served. It s actually a thrill to take part in and nave sucn a good time at an event like that when you know that you're helping everybody when you support the firemen s cause. They know what they need and have to have to provide ample protection for the town and believe me, Fire Chief Clarence McClain is sure grateful to every person who helped stage the event and contributed in any n matter whatsoever, toward its suc cess. The Happy Hour Club held its annual Christmas party and this is the one time of year that that club really goes all out for fun. They dress up in the craziest costumes known to man and stage some play befitting the group just mem bers and their families can attend these special events which makes them exclusive. The club ladies have been prac ticing In the Grange hall for several nights now polishing off their parts. They also decorated tiie tree and the hall last night which dec orations will remain up throughout the Yuletide season. They say the tree is really a dandy which wns fetched down from the mountains by Bill Allen, an old-timer at this arduous function, and John Richardson. Events coming up will be the big Grange Christmas party and pro grain to be held this Saturday night Dec. 19 and soon after Christmas, on Dec. 27th. the Needle Club will have their party with the exchange of gifts and supper. Duplicity on the state line: On Tuesday evening, Dec. 22 (this is what hurts) the two school Christmas program will be held on the same night, at Kelly Creek and State Line schools. Often there are friends and parents who like to visit the other school and take In both programs but this year some how they got planned on the same night. The time Is 8 o'clock. Par ents and friends are invited to both schools. Santa will be at the Antler's Hall from 7 until 8 on Monday night, Dec. 21, to hand out goodies to all pre-school and grade school chil dren. He will be sponsored by the VPW and the Ladies Auxiliary. Elizabeth Benefield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Benefield, was joined In marriage here to George Jaska, of Lakeview, in the First Baptist Church at 9 last Sun day morning. Only the immediate members of the families of the young couple were present. jaska, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jaska, operates a farm with his father, in the Thomas Creek Dis trict. Best man at the ceremony was Frank Jaska and the bridesmaid was Mrs. Dorothy Johnston, of Klamath Falls who is a sister to the bride. The newlyweds plan to live on the Jaska farm where their new 6 room home has just been completed After the ceremony they left for a honeymoon in Los Angeles. There they will visit a brother, Lumel Jaska and family. The bride wore a navy blue suit with pink accessories and an or chid. Edward Reynolds who arrived Eostside Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter at tended the Mason's installation and dinner served all members and their wives Friday evening of last week. The affair was held at the Odd Fellows Hall in Lakeview. Elmer Benham of Coquille was a weekend guest at the Lee O'Neil home. He came over to hunt geese but had very poor luck. Elmer returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Vernon and Benny had Mr. and Mrs. John Bax ter and Riley Mc Bride as supper guests Saturday evening. Sunday they were guests at the Floyd Lightle home. Mr. and Mrs. James Snider at tended the recital at the Bradley home Sunday. Sunday dinner guest; at the Merle O'Neil home were Mr, and Mrs. Truman Hartzog, Mrs. Mc Hann, Mr, and Mrs. John O'Neil. The dinner was in honor of three birthday anniversaries: Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil's and Zclda O'Neil's. Mrs. Lee O'Neil accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Rich Cagle of Lake view to Klamath Falls Tuesday. Pat stayed with Mrs. Grace Turn er while his mother was away: and Linda and Mike with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kelso attend ed the smorgasbord dinner held at the new parish hall in Lakeview Monday evening. Mrs. Baxter .was busy in the kit chen Monday evening preparing supper when several relatives ar rived with supper all prepared and a birthday cake made by Mrs. Wayne Hampton. The affair was a huge surprise to Mrs. Baxter, and had been secretly planned by the others for some time. Those who participated in the surprise supper were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ayoutt and Gloria. New Pine Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hampton and daughters. Vernon district; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harp er, Lakeview; Earlene La Branch, West Side: Mr. and Mrs. John Bax ter and Riley McBride. If They're Big Enough They Pay MUSKEGON, Mich. rPj Inches not aye will be the determining factor Monday in whether young sters pay a grownup's or a child's bus fare here. People's Transport Co. is paint ing a ring around a post at the front of its buses 52 inches from the floor. If a rider tops the ring he pays full fare. If he doesn't he pays kiddie fare. here on Dec. 6, for a visit with his wife, the former Arlene Tuxhorn. is enjoying his 30 days leave very much. He and his wife attended the dance Saturday evening. Rey nolds is a pa,ratL'ooper in the air born combat division. He will leave on Dec. 28, for his base at Ft. Campbell, Ky. CLASSIFIED RATES One day Three days Week Run . Month run . per word So per word 12o ...per word 20o . per word 65c MINIMUM Hie minimum cnarce lor any on ad Is 60c, ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust' ments without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 5:30 pjn. will be made In following day's publication, by W Noon Saturday for Monaay. DEADLINES Classified ads accepted up to 5:30 p.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday classified display ads accepted up to 12 noon for following day's publl cation, BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at tte paper for a service charge of 25c Legal Notice. NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL. SKTTL.fc.ME N T IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT OF THE STATE OK OK KG ON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY i ti ..-.... nt tun Estate of Ncli Nelson, Deceased. Notice is nercuy uiven in.ii V mca my mi" - "- titration of the imuve entitled 'stnte. and that the Court has appointed De cember 2. IU53 at 1(1 a.m. as the lime for hearing oojeciions iu mhh n - count and the settlement thercol. John L. Stewart Jr., Administrator Gnnong i Ganong Attorneys tor' laminibiimm Nov. 2. Dec. 5. 12, 1!) No. 721 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OIIEGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Wil liam Walter Hrown. who was also known as Walter W. Brown, Deceased. Notice is hereby civen that we have been appointed executors of the es tate ot William Walter Brown, who was also known as Walter W. Drown, deceased. All persons having claims aifiiinst said estate are required to pre sent them to us. -with proper vouchers, at the office of Ganong & Gnnontf, First Federal Building, Klamath FalN. Ore gon, within six months from Novem. ber 28. 1933. which is the dale of first publication of this notice. Harris William Brown Walter Elwin Brown Executors Ganong & Giinonj? Attorneys for Executor Nov. 2, Dec. ft, 12, 10 No. 720 NOTICE OF SALE OK REAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby Riven that the un dersigned, as administrator of the es tate of Herbert L. Jones, will on and after the 4th (lay of January, ll)M. sell at private sale lo the highest bidder for cash or on credit all of the right, title and interest which Herbert L. Jones, deceased, had at the time ot his death, and all of the interest that his estate may have ovqittrcd there after in Lots 3-A. 3-B and 4-A in Block 5. Railroad Addition to the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, mbject to the approval of the Honorable Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath. Bids and offers to purchase may be presented at the nfflce of L. Orth Sise morc. attorney for the administrator, 731 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Ore gon. This sale will he held pursuant to an Order of the Honorable Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath, dated the 30th day of November. W53. Willard W. Ward, Administrator Dec. 5. 12. 19. 2G No. 723 C FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Itinera! Horn. fl High Street. Phuna334. l MEETING NOTICES 10 SERVICES Nothing Takes Place of Nem from Horn PSk s4 Jjeralb anil letos I 3 TO. . g r ; -1? a FROM 4 A Subscription to the Herald & News will carry your remembrance to friends and relatives every week day of the year ! Just mail your Gift Order (enclose check, name and ad dress of recipient and name to appear as giver) to the Herald and News. P.O. Box 941. and nn nnnnMit Gift Certificate will be mailed for Christmas ... or come in to the Herald and News office at Esplanade and Pine .jrreers yourseir. Give the Subscription Rates: Herald anil $ tto$ BY MAIL Year $11.00; 4 Months S6.S0 BY CARRIER Year JU.20; Month 51.35 Telephone 8111 Corner Esplanade and Pine Just off Main Street Klnmath Lodge No. 77, AF&AM will hold Installation of Officers Sat Dec 19 at 8:00 p.m. All Masons their fam ilies and friends cor dially Invited. Enter tainment and refresh menu. Herbert Hanellne, WM Neighbors of Woodcraft Meet In K. C. Hall, 4th and Main 1st and 3rd Monday of each Month. Visiting members welcome LOST AND FOUND PERSON who found wallet In Newber ry'. Wednesday Kith, keep money but plcaae mall wallet to me. 331 South 6th. MAN'S TWO .tone diamond ring. Loit in the vicinity of Leon'. Stare. Liberal reward. Phone 346B. LOST Male, red cat from S.P. cabin &ix. Near SP depot. 4 GENERAL NOTICES JUST THINK You Can Send CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS TO EVERYONE IN THE GREAT . KLAMATH BASIN for only $1.85 on the HERALD & NEWS GREETING PAGES December 24th & 31st SIMPLY PHONE 6lll Ask for an Ad-Writer and tell her to charge it! FRUIT TREES PRUNED Tree Topping Tree Removal Evergreens sheared and tied AL BAKER - Suburban Nursery Eves. Ph. 2-3167 Days Ph. 8188 Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Etc. Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841 HOME ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES EXPERTLY SERVICED AND REPAIRED Prompt, Efficient Service EAST SIDE APPLIANCES 7th at Klamath Ph 8888 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Locally Owned Since 1944 . PHONE 3335 or 8377 LACY KING MATERNITY "LOT1FES MADE TO ORDER Phone 2.331(1 SNOW PLOWING day or night. Drive ways, parking lots. Phone 2-0043. TREES trimmed a-id removed. Biter a p.m. Phone S531 13 EDUCATIONAL Beginner's SQUARE DANCE will start TUESDAY, JANUARY 5 in the City Library Auditorium at 8 p.m. For further information CALL' 6667 J. D. & MARY LEE STANLEY FOR SOCIALLY CORRECT WEDDING INVITATIONS it ANNOUNCEMENTS , See' VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY Ask for your FREE COPY of "WEDDING CUSTOMS" WE WIl.I. dnsn for the Holidavi Dec ember 21, 1!)5.1 through January I, 1954. Hiippy iionuay io ail ubvio tail rant Supply. 2413 So. SI x th. Lifetime Security Telegraphers Urgently Needed I want to talk to 25 men, 17-35! who are interested in permanent employment with railroads as tele graphers and agents at a WAge from $325 per month and up. Jobs waiting. We Train You Training will not Interfere with present Job. If sincere, ambitious and In good health, write box 719 care of Herald and News. CLEAN TN(TZ thin. lurlEh.K" .&. FOrTriJ:-'A!' ltol one bedroom amu.', "nj M.hl for liil. 'ffi riS5S ONE BEDBOOM(as-J rtiiunj. v hone 8226 w Turk-p Trixi : BOOKKEEPING office machine, typ- ig, anormand, bpeea writing. Kindred ibjects. Klamath Buiineit College, 133 Pine. Phone 4700. 14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE WOMAN wanted to live in and enre for two children. Room and hoard plus wage. Must like children. For information call 2-36(1;,. koSr buud,n- -MSA 'OH IIENT. fum"uR3-T- partnienl, two block. V refrigerator. Cloie In THREE "poWrtTbSTB1 Phone 8574, 2.H1 Winil.n,0'1 T1IKEE ttaausasrr East Main. S50. bahv -Til.V. 2119Anpleiiale. ' NDcnEEnNcsT5TKg Kl.mall, Basin lor M, W Include, a nollre on eirli .1 : Simply phone 8111, ',S , J" writer Ml jKrJojharj? 11 ' AdullLonJ'il Spa TWO BEnRnnfcrr.;nrr?J 2i:rchardnqulrC m&i ment. A dependable perton fZ duced rent in Kvrh.... ... .u janitor work once or twict i J quire F. L. Weaver, 33 EiVll nochlldre TlSsuKl runnia ilu annrtm.nt j-r.-TB to Esoiilrd TiiniF r-.,.. I for two If In. " care of Herald and Ntvn. FURNISHED thrTTfWVa MODERN TWO rMmISHr but groceries. Small child I 1H.1 Pine, B 1 CLEAN, FURNISHED" '"om apartment. Phone 2-2iO. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT. Newlv Wir.'tlT room home. Furnlihed. nttt Summers Lane. Adult, only. FpR RENT, two bedroom un!: utilise, aoj. tow Aimin. mom TAKING APPLICATIONS one expert ienced ready to wenr saleslady. Steady employment no othera need apply, no phone cnlla. Anita's. 707 Main. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE IP YOU CAN SELL s ESQUIRE, Inc.' .' "Publishers of Esquire & Coronet" offers YOU the Opportunity to associate with AAA 1 firm offering LARGEST AVER AGE COMMISSION, BONUS. IN SURANCE, and other Incentives. Advertising calendar and spec, experience preferred, but not es sential. Age 25 to 55. ESQUIRE GIRLS, CORONET KID DIES, SCENES, SEASCAPES, REC IPE, SPORT, WALL & DESK CALENDARS a complete exclu sive line. Write today for personal Interview ESQUIRE CALENDAR DIVISION Robert R. Taylor Western Divisional Mgr. 2210 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 6 PERSONALS SEND GREETINGS for Christmas and New Years to everyone in the great Klnmath Basin (or only S1.U5. which in cludes a notice on ench of the two Classified Greeting poses of the Her and and News (Dec. 24th and 31sti. him ply phone 8111. ask for an ad-writ ten iipr io cuarge it. I "WATKINS DEALERSHIP Make up io 93uu a montn ana more ii you qual ify for the Walk ins Dealership In Klamath County. Car or truck required. No money required. Write J. R. Wat kins Company. 137 Dexter Ave., Seat- tie 8. Washington." WANTED younR, ambitious, thor oughly trained radio repair man to handle Brook (rips' only radio and TV repair shop. White Appliance Co., Box 1. Brookings. Ore. SINCERE GENTLEMAN in his 30'l would like to correspond wtlh ladv In her 30a. Write box 725, care of Her ald and News. FULLER BRUSH. Phone 9004. STANLEY Home Product. Phone U609 BEAUTY Counselor coimatlra nhon ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will gladW nui) uu. oox ziii. i-none Mad GREETINGS AND Christmas wishes to the many friend who sent letters ana caras to Airs. m. J. Young last 8 TRANSPORTATION FOR THAT TRIP, get a licensed drlv- anvmnrn navi Oppcgard. 2122 10 SERVICES 18 SITUATIONS WANTED WANT HOUSEWORK. Phone 9045. SITUATION wanted by college student for Christmas vacation, beginning Dec. in. Call Linda Ellis. 2-2fl!W. from 22 ROOMS FOR RENT KLAMATH HOTEL Winter rates, Hot and Cold Water. Clean, quiet, New Management. ONE BEDROOM modern hour electric neat, itmiu sua onnrainan mean. CLEARY'S MOTEL - Csbini. reasonaote. n.ua menn NEW THREE BEDROOM w house. Fireplace, central htu mauc wasner. aw, rnone jwh REND CREETINGS for Chriit- wew Years to everyone in Klnmath Basin for only SI inrlnrip a nolle nn each fl aid ana news uec. 2iw Simnlv nhone 8111. ask for FOR BENT Four room moden 2B05 Berkley, rnone iMaw. TWO BEDROOM furnlihed rent. 2037 Arinur. FOR KENT, one bedroom hnmo Tim hcHrnnm unfumil rxnt for sloves. S45 eafh. Wlttl Page paid, h-none rnn nPNT modern live room AHHHtnn Innllir S27 MitClK iahed modern home. Ilni two hti 73 monin. nrnc .win. FURNISHED house for rent I 1826 Summers bane. FOR RENT two bedroom M ,,,... nn fcinPk from Comer H See at 1202 California Ave. befcnl a.m. or artcr a p-m. j TWO BEDROOM nicely id house. 2136 Whlte.jonaawj ATTRACTIVE. ONE bedroom bej Conger Avenue. Electric mm, - children or pets. Referenwi iKll rnone xwu. 28 REAL ESTATE WANTIOl WANTED to buy. South ui acreage. Phone 4B1Z. Tiriiiaca enn SAM Everett Dennis' Realtor. Ill "i Phnn H40I l SO YOI'R HOUSE WO.vTfll r .i ... miv vnur nroblCH). come up with the right ""1 Longe, Realtor, 1H ocuw a i. to. WANTED TO RENT-Offl iff Wain St. Call 70 evening. I 30 REAL ESTATE FPU SAlJ COMMERCIAL HAULING PHONE 9240 ANDERSEN FREIGHT LINE Agents Wilhelm Trucking Co. 2802 SOUTH Cth HEAVY HAULING DEPENDABLE LOW-BED SERVICE Call us for fast, reliable service, Day or Night. AFTER HOURS PHONE 2-3133 SEND GREETINGS for ChrMmai and Nrw Years to everyone in the great Klamath Basin for only $1.85, which Include a no lice on each of the two Classified Greeting pages of the Her ald and News 'Dec. 24th and 31sti. Simply phone 8111, a sic for an ad-wrlU writertell her to charge It. PELICAN HOTEL Winter rates $6 per week and up. Day rates, $1 up. PLENTY OF HEAT and U etched. ALTERATIONS GUARANTEED Out Ide work gladly accepted. Antla'i oh one (MIMEOGRAPHING and niHiline h.ti at reasonable prices. Klanuih Uuilne college. iM fine, rnnne 467Q. WILL. PRUNE fruit trees. Call 8437. DESIRABLE rooms. S22 Pacific Ter-race. ROOMS, one two room furnlihed apirt- ment. 134 North 3rd. Cloie in. 837 Wal- ROOM 607 High. ROOMS 10H4 High. STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms. Qui! ciean. i-iosa in rnons x-vi. nOQMS to rent, close ln.Phone4444J ROOM, board, gentlemen. 1607 Crescent. South Suburbonl 1527 Derby. Two bedroom foundation, composition roof. .hnn rcurnffo. FrostDrool r S-ac're Irrigated. S59S0. M handle deal. 1 o.ot cm.ti, th Three, diohm bedroom houses. Oooi t $1600 down. $70 per n JACK CASHIN ntJNBAR-ROBINSOIi REALTORS and INSUR! 130 S. 5th - Phones 3581 c I Eves. RANCH STYLE ..... nncn home in outstanding dUJ nelgnDornoou. - - room with picture wlnl clous dinlng room . 1 modern Kiren """"',1 tiled oatn. "-" Kl tached garage. ,j school. Don't miss seeW- '1 terms. al loNGB REALT0I 111 So. NICE FRONT room for rent. Greer Apartments. 710 Main. -APARTMENTS FOR RENT FURNISHED iteamheated apartment, adults. Corner Pine and Cedtr. ONE BEDROOM unfurnlihed duplex. Fireplace, electric heat. Call 6507 after P-m- HEDECOHATED UPPER duplex. Pri vate entrance and bath. Automatic heat. Partly furntshedJ very nice. Call 3874. run HUNT, two room- lurnisnen NICELY FURNISHED two room apart ment. Private bath, automatic electric heal. Ground floor. High Street. IJS per month. Phone 2-1334. 8th - Phone 313H Salesmen: JOE LEONARD.... Eves. PM FOR SALE-ei troom M'VI M,.'in'H?n?. I10.0M- 1 SEND CREE'""f r;;e IJ.S'J