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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-17
CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

IL ON. DAY before publication.
For Sunday. $50 pm Saturday.
At the Branch Agencies. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
SUNDAY.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Personal
10 cents per line additional 70 the
regular line rate.

board and care for elderly patient for one
year for $3.50 in advance; best ref. furnished.
DANCING-TF you WANT TO DANCE IN
few lessons sc, see Cstherin Bale 1871 Conn.
SPECIALIST MAKES TEETH THAT STAY
A AZ Gs Box ss & s cases
AVIATOR UNABLE TO FLY, DUE TO A
small injury; licensed AVIATION MECHANIC;
eSceisn sesss SSSss.on Ros
4ss.z. Star once.
CHILDREN BOARDED IN PRIVATE HOME
Nth pS tn care special care Eiver to
fai Cheerful dsDcsiton. would ak. Semi
invalid or let several rooms; large bunga-
low, newly yemodeled. h;-wh. electricity;
grounds, four blocks from D. C.. half block
from Wisconsin ave, 10 Dorset ave-, Som
erset. Md. 49,
ANTIQUES. DIAMONDS. PAWN TICKETS,
TON & Co. 1919 ? st. n. W. National 5649.
cleaner and longer life Their beauty dis.
sy's Srs Hs s 'f sHNT ffSR' cz M RE
PATTERNS CUT TO, MEASURE, STYLE
and ut guaranteed. Livingstone Academy,
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN CHILDREN UN-
der 5 years: special diet; doctors reference.
Shepherd 2962-W.
MASSAGE TREATMENT IN YOUR HOME
Phone S"e col. Oss7-W. 0 ~ II. ~
YoUNq's KINDERGARTEN = SUPERVISED
play, dramatics, French, dancing; transpor:
tation BY private carr normal school
VTT-o-NET BATHS; BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer; massage and alcohol rubs; white
operator. Potomac 472l. IL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


SPECIALITY SHOP-Good location. Very
reasonably priced If sold at once. Address
Box lS7-X, Star ONCE. "
1894 II ST. N.W.-A building fronting AK
IT'S. corner Of an alley. BACK OF So,It;
batteries or any other business. VIII lease
number of Of ear 3 g. reasonable Esnt
sHOE-sHINING PARLOR for sale; first
class; fully equipped; ready for occupancy
li04l2 9th st Sc. Address has 9Th st. ne
lincoln 62is' for particulars Charles So. s.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
TNJygRsAL oRdAg1zATI9gGNn REE9SgTR TE
i u 9a, WAsHINaToN FETAL TBAPE
RDDREss BOX 442ez. STAR toFFffcE.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
property isS feet southern ne exposure. 100
rooms 1907 SEED Completely furnished and ea1ipped
price We will help you to finance. HAMII-
baltimore, Md. Hamilton O5s5.
LIST YOUR BUSINESS
WITH NESS AsH BRoKERAaE teAoad5EsRN boSi-
or .FLooRr ,pIsT. Natl BANK STS.j BL IDIi
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY,
joining our sales force; two statesmen needed
to follow induirers
On Our $395, Installed Burner.
Our radio program
Precedes Amos m Andy.
Wiidermuth. Phone Nat 2ois Silent Auto
matte Corp, 1918 New York ave. NV.
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MARMoN COACH, little 8; fully equipped.
new tires. natural wood wheels and other
extras and perfect condition. Compare this
price, $685.; bargain; terms. Lambert
Hudson Motors Co., 1881 14th st. NV. Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-17

MARMON "a SPORT TOURING, wire wheels
with two spares finish and motor IN enc
condition; fast, powerful car you will feel
proud 70 own; terms or trade. Dick Murphy,
Inc, 1895 iAth -.
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MARMON 10 DE Luxe SEDAN, 1923; six
wire wheels, well rendered, original finish
Like new, slip covers and every extra; can
be bought at approximately half price. Sea-
ton Garage, As Seaton st. ne. North 1859.
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LA SALE CONVERTIBLE COUPE. with
rumble seat; mechanically Ok; new paint
and tires; your car in trade; terms. The
Washington Cadillac Co., 1136-40 Connecticut
ave. Decatur 5000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INSURANCE AGENCY representing excellent
companies offers interest in agency tor Small n,..
and #: as 'n idd9s..
Star once. IT.
SELL YOUR BUSINESS. II you wish to sell
EOg .t business . qus ssss see Mr. Fowler
WONDERFUL BUSINESS PROPERTY for
lease 500 nth st, NV. Desirable ior any
business such as fountain. lunch. cigar st tore
beauty parlor, barber shop, tailor shop, real
estate office, dress shop, florist or any othh 9
business. YIN remodel to suit tenant Ap-
STORE WANTED, suitable for ladies' and
mems wear business. Give exact LOCATION
and lowest rental. Address Box 24l-z' star
REPAIR SHOP and gasoline station for rent,
northwest section. North 37il.
terms. Rent was sS75 month; now s2S. Ad
dress Box 262-z, Star ONCE. IL
A DRUG STORE is needed in KeniWorth, as
The store Is ioSated at e. 1907 aSFn ksnwOTth ave-
cars pass the door and IL adjoints SAM
tsssy sDDy dSS the field pd s Sys
ket.
FOR sALE-An OPPORTUNITY to secure . good
BUSINESS IN me location, handling cigars
a busy store. Address BOZ 1867, Star once.
WILL VII LEASE or sell several acres frontinE
wyn, for tourist camp, fiiinT station mar
K get stand' etc. M. T. May, owner, Hyatts-
FOR SALE-The Southern Barbeaue and
Shnowtch Shop See the owner, Baltimore
blvd, Cottage City, Md. 17s
RooMING HOUSE for saie-il rooms, COM
pletely furnished, anil; Reasonable rent;
near 3rd and NV; $500. Met. ALAS. l7s
GROCERY and meat market doing very GOOD
business business. SsoTins ne section; Al modern
dress BOX s6a-I, Star once. lfe
TAILORING and cleaning estahilshment for
s@&sls ,ygtlI sacrifice on account Of III health.
IH.
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JORDAN SEDAN-4-wheel brakes; in storage
6 mos. Must sell at once; Sl95 or make
ofier. Car is in perfect condition. 1l09 18th
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FLOOR MANAGER.

FLOOK MAN AGEK.
A leading speciality store re-
quires the services of an exper-
fenced floor manager; a young
man who can graciously meet
the buying public as we'll as
direct and command the respect
of his co-workers. Applicants
will please state in their replies
that information which they con-
slider necessary to secure an in-
terview. Address Box 1887,
Star office.
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HUDSON COACH--Beautiful Duco paint
with red wheels; all new balloon tires: and
at sacrifice, see Mr.. Roper; only $i65.
1109 18th st. NV, daytime only
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HELP-WOMEN.
(COntinued.l

NGOutluuGu.l
WANTED-S a lie S women for
coat department. Only those
thoroughly experienced need ap-
ply. Supt.'s Office, 4th floor,
S. KAHN SONS COMPANY.
HEAD OF STOCK
PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT
One thoroughly experienced in the buying
and selling Of good perfumes Address Box
1867, star office.
SALESWOMAN - Neat APP
pearancc, with local experience
in high-grade stores, for selling
ready-to-wear coats, dresses,
shoes, hats; permanent position,
good salary and commission.
Apply Miss Bittner, 3rd floor,
Raleigh Haberdasher, 1910 F st.
NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO ATLANTA ABOUT MARCH 81
or ~. Desire companion who will share eX-
penses. Reference required. Call Lincoln
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Experienced Salespeople
For our misses dress and coat dept. I;
permanent positions for young wom-
en- of ability.
Apply at once, Personnel Office,
Balcony,
FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC,
11lh L Ct N w
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NASH SPECIAL s TUDOR sEDAN--is5s;
twin ignition; hrst-class condition through-
out: for quick sale, $3.50. Phone Shepherd
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sALEsMEN--BooK statesmen,

sALESMEN--BOOK Statesmen.
have the greatest proposition with the
most UNIQUE selling plan that has ever been
calling. / will take you out and show you
that the above statement is true. See Mr..
9adler. Annapolis Hotel, Monday and Tues
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NASH STANDARD SEDAN, late as; used
very little; any reasonable offer accepted.
Owner. 1345 Riggs St NV -
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Nash CUSTOM BUILT CONVERTIBLE
Best oUkns c sypf three sssl
nee, $3.50 OF of cost price. Can give terms.
Mr.. Roper, during daytime only, 100 18th
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HUDSON COACH-Paint, upholstery, tires
and motor excellent. Just think, . car ike
It at only $145. Lambert Hudson Motors
Co.. 1881 l4th st. NV. Open evenings.
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Man, young, with auto, to sell in this ter
TitoTy on commission basis, quality line OF
y sterling silver and pewter for long-estab-
Nshed house. Liberal commission and terri
Der and references to Box l54-X, Star once
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NASH SEDAN. s210-Speclal six, 1875; 6ne
condition, no repairs needed. See me this
week, Mr.. Roper, ll09 18th st. Can give
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SALE-AUTOMOBlLE
BUICK STANDARD COUPE, 1923; rumble
seat, ell new tires, perfect motor, original
finish like rev 9eaton Garage, IS Seaton
st. ne North 1853.
BUICK MASTER s, Tie27-4-door sedan:
Duco finish in perfect condition; excel
lent tires; motor excellent Priced low. Your
car part payment. Terms. Emerson
Orme. 18th & NJ SITS. NV.
BUICK COACH, leaTi std. model; actual
mileage, 10000; this will prove that we are
underselling eveTybodyi only 1895. Lambert
evenings,
HuICK 1898 MASTER RRoUdHAM-B new
Goodrich de luxe tifega Motor and paint in
Emerson !. orIs. fTsh < Il sts. n nv. -'''
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FARM AND GARDEN.

ENGAGE CHOKE NOW-EYery breeder Sc
lected and blood tested by Virginia Depart
ment of Agriculture; Every chick, State
stating quantity of chicks you desire
Massanutten Farms Hatchery, Box 66ol.
HarriSonburg, Va.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

sALESMAN-Old established real estate Of
nee desires q young man with some expe-
rience in selling real estate on commission
basis. I. have prospects, but haven't the
time to follow up. splendid opportunity
for the man who will hustle. Win discuss
details when interviewed. Address Box
214-Z Star ONCE
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NASH 1928 SPECIAL SIX SEDAN, 2-door,
nnish like new, motor and tires very good;
exceuent value; easy terms your present
tributorS, 1855 ilth ST n w ~ ~ ~
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NASH STANDARD 9, io29-Four- sedan.
Former owner took excellent care Of this
car The price is low. Can be seen at
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BEST MARCEL WAVE GIVEN BY MISS
Roberts. so cents am scalp specialist
Try my work. CHEZ NATALIE, 1917 St
NV. Met. 1927. Best finger wave. so cents
MABELLE HONOUR ORNAMENTS, SIS.
Our Tuesday Special; Finger Wave, 35c.
Mabelle Honour Schools (Estab 1879
1925 n; H. Ave dupont CircleJ. N. 10499.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HORSE, gentle, AL all-around rider and
driver; yrs. old. 8. Francis, Relay, Nd
Phone Elkridge i61. Is
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PLYMOUTH SEDAN-Repossesse Job in fne
cost you At new price over 500, and the one
VINO gets 1t at $425 gets q real bargain. New
car guarantee. Open until pm. 33 New
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PACKARD. DE Luxe ROADSTER; s disc
wheels, well rendered. original finish Of two
tome blue ana gray excellent; mechanically
perfect See It today, Seaton GaraFe, is
Seaton st. ne. North 1859
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PLYMOUTH COUPE, 1924 real buy that
mas been driven very little; in excellent con-
dttion throughout. Priced low. Your car Is
part payment. Emerson & Orme, I7th & N
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PACKARD 6 1926 SEDAN-Paint same as
new; motor and upholstery excellent; low
ment. Terms. Emerson & Orme, nth 4 M
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| OkDSMOB1LE COUPE-Late 1927: sacrifice,
SloO cash; looks and runs like new; brand
new tires. 1921 18th ST NV no
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NASH SPECIAL CABRIOLET, 1928-This car
Is Esr worth , seeing: looks and runs like new;
$475 wallace Motor Co., 1908 L st. NV.
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l5OLCHAUFFEURS-150.
Must know city and have
identification cards. Sun Cab
Co. 1000 D st. s.w.. End floor.
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HELP.--MEN.

BREAD statesmen. experienced, with large
frm; auto delivery; one with good ref
erences and deposit required. Address Box
3S6-Z Star Office ID"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

packing plants-'frigorillc rillcos'-Which make use Of Uruguay's chief prod uct, livestock.
 In the portion of the old city still devoted 10 residences, and in u large part of the new city, the typic- al dwelling houses arc low and flat roofcd. Full Usc is made of these fiat roofs in MonteNjdcan family life. On the main boulcvards arn many handsome structures of stone and brick-hotcIs, theatcrs. shops and public buildings. Nistas along some of tho finer thoroughfarcs such as tho .Aycnida 1N de Julio (lAth of July aNcnHol and the ANonida de Mayo, coujurc up thoughts of Paris.
 "MontoNideo's unusual name i4 supposed 10 have come from the oN- clamation of q lookout oH an carly exploring vessel; T sec a moun- tain,' The exclamation WAS prob ably made in pOrtuGucsn hut came 10 have Latin form. The noun tain,' q conical hill 4SG feet in height, rises across the bay from the old city and is now called 'EI Cerro, The llil.' On Fl Ccrro arc the ruins of an old spanish fort speaking of its past, aud q light house and radio towrr providing twentieth century scryjCc.'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

grown northcastward along the ocean, inland over the rolling coun- try, and westward along the bay. Along the ocean is a series of bath ing beaches, the most fashionable of which is Los Pocitos, about three miles from the old city. During the southern hemlsphcrc's summer and early autUmn-from December through AIarch-Pocitos and it's nCighNoTIne beaches arc crowded with Nacationists and pleasure seek crs from MontcVidco itself. the back country of Uruguay, Argentina. Paraguay. southern Brazil, and even more remote sections Of South America. Thousands Of little nov able bath houses dot the beaches, l-ruguayan custom calls for the di- vision of the beaches into three sec tons: ono for women and children, one for men. and one for mixed bathing for family parties.
 "lnland the city has spread over q considerable area. Into the closer portion of this new territory extend the broad. shaded houlcyards, Farther out are large parks; and at still greater distances arc d number of suburban communities separated by gardens.
 Industrial Monteyidco has dc- vcIopcd chiefly along the bay 10 the west, There are the great neat
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

along them are strung charming plazas and parks.
 "The city was founded a little more than 900 years ago, in 172G. The settlement was established on q peninsula extending westward into the La Plata estuary that may be taken as marking the point where river and ocean meet. Northward and westward of the peninsula is q circular bay--thc Bay of MontcyidcO which became the City's harbOr and great commercial asset. For a lon 2timc this bay was open to the winds N hen they blew from the ~outh and west, and shipping was then unprotected. Since 1901 how cvcr NoutcNidno has spent more than &3o.n00,00n in harbor improve mruts; outer and inner brcakwaters inner harbor. As q result of thcsc improvements ,thc city now is d port of call for the largest ocean vessels bound to and from Bucnos Aires, across and a little farther up the estuary. More than three fouTfhs of the national trade passes through Montcvidco, and annually it scrs the arrival and departure Of 5000 ships.
 Bathing Beaches Draw Thousands
 "Tlc city long ago outgrcw its original peninsula site. It has
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

is a national capital Of importance; and it is a pleasure resort of inter- national appeal. Tho latter aspect Of Montcyidco is ono that colors il from tho edge of tho old City 10 inc rcmOtcst Of the numerous bath ing beaches that extend southeast ward, and to the outcrmost Of the far-nung park system that 0ofoIds inland.
 \ City of Roses
 "Goology and climate co-oprratcd to make the city attractive and it has gained the reputation of being one of the clcauest and hcalthiost Of the worlds larger urban com- muutics. The site of the older DOT tiou is underlain by almost solid
 rock. covered with u thin layer Of soil. The surface slopes moderately Howard the saa. giving Ileu dran- age conditions. The existence or an almost continual 2al breeze pre- vents the accumulation of dust. The temperature is never very high nor
 ycry low; and inc rainfall is aIo- |quatc. As T result flowers shrubs and trees thrive and Mont"ridco has gained tho title. City of Roses
 "Tho Montc>ideans have taken full advantage Of their soil and eli mate. Outside he relatively small old City nnmcrous wide, troc-liuc1 boulcrards stretch out ran-Wisr, and
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Common Council Adopts Tax Rate Of 27 Mills Without Discussion;
 Votes for $75O,0OO Bond Issues

ton, however. Alderman Judd took tho stand that full-timc comp trolIcr, capable Of doing the job properly could not be engaged for S3,5oo, the amount mentioned for salary, particularly when he had to taco the vlcjssitudes Of politics, Al his suggestion the question was tabled for further study
 City to Construct Subway
 Alderman Johnson conductcd a o0o-man fight 10 require the board Of public works 10 advertise for con- tractors bids on construction of d Broad street subway. Councilman Warner opposed him on the measure and the fourth ward alderman was alone in his vote.
 "We saved moncy in 1927." the alderman inssitod in his argument in favor Of contractors in which he claimed 2 job was executed by it private company for about onc-half thc amount estimated by the boar. Of puulic works.
 The mayor urged approval Of the public works board plan, expressing satisfaction that the department can carry out the work properly and re- nndtng the council that these jobs afford relief to the unemployed.
 Councilman Warner also was satis- lied that the city engineer and the department of public works can do inc work economically. He mention- ed the overhead, emergency account and profit which must como into the Job if given to a private contractor, and which are avoided when the city does it's own work.
 At the suggestion of Alderman Falk, the ordinance committee will consider proposed ruling 10 require tho board Of public works to submit all highway plans for approval be- fore money is expended This. he explained, will give the council con- irol over expenditures.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Famous Auto Racer Dies
 In Mysterious Accident

I.ittlcton. Colo. Feb. T tP)-The mysterious crash of his speeding racing car brought death to Joe Cnser auto racer who for the past four years in succession drove his machine to second place in the aH- uuul Fixes Peak auto race,
 I-nscr died at q hospital here last night tour hours after he was found, unconscious ami badly crushed, at the uherl of his car which stood upri2m beside the hjchway near a railroad undprpass south Of here
 No one saw the accidcnt anl a1- thoritips were a' a loss to d"lerHnns how it occurred. The racing car the same that Gnecr drove to soc- ond place in the I'Ilo's Peak race last Labor Jay, Was ltu" damaged. Apparently i> had become nnman- agcaho at high speed and turned over several times, coming 10 all upright position.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
NONTEVIDEO GAINS
 WORLD WIDE FAME
South American Pleasure City
 Is Air Line Terminus

Washington. D. C.. Feb, -t-Mou- tayideo has recently become the southern terminus Of the New Worlds longest air mail linc Mail leaving the South American capital crossed the Andes trHyerscd in alt S000 miles by plane ,and arrived in New York on the twelfth day. thus cutting more than 9 week from the fastest steamer time. A bulletin from the Washington, D C., hcad- quarters of the National Geographic society deals with this city of the southern hemisphere that has in effect been moved nearer to her sister cities north Of the equator
 Among South America's bi- cities, Montcvideo stands out on three scores,' says the bulletin. "Tt is one of thc worlds great ports; it
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Banquet and Ball of
 Lithuanian Alliance

The Lithuanian Roman Catholic Alliance of America will hold it's annual banquet and bah Saturday evening at the Parish hall on Church street. X large gathering is expected.
 Dancing will be enjoyed before the banquet and a program of Lithuanian music will be given.
 After the banquet several Lith- uanjan speakers will be heard and solos will be sung.
 The committee in charge Of the banquet Is William Waznie. Peter Slashelunas, Kazimcr Steponitjs, Joseph Jasovitas and Isnatz Rulis.
 The officers arc: President, Will lram Waznls; vice president, Peter Stasl>clunas; secretary, Ignatz Eulis; treasurer, kazimer Stcponitls,
 Children under fl are now for biddcn to attend either bull fights or boxing matches in Madrid.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

Cotton put through a now secret process ill England is stated to form such a good substitute for wood that ir can he used for making fur nituro. bring saWn, carved, and polished just like regular timber,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Is Piece Living Room Special

Consists of 8 piece Nlnair living suite. sof, pillows, living table. end table, smoker. foot stool pair of book ondS pictures, bridge stand and bridge shade.
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al zrrE1 N IT 60
zas E - z= 1zz- Is
cE& Czz=1 Z 4 E E-
11g7 DE ~