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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Do the Virtues Of Omission
Count Most in Marriage?
BY HELEN ROWLAND

THE virtues of omission the which count most
marriage?
Here Illuminating letter from who has
celebrated her twentieth wedding anniversary.
professional married for 20 years
MAN in these days she the world explanation
SO I'm giving you hers
HUSBAND professional writes land might
both conceedbu he's STILL he
lot of aultsbg whoppng but
L. Taking all together shall
quick thinking and clever St Peter
a healthy temper passion giving advice
conviction that wfes place the floor picking her
ubands things sweeping his cigaret ashes and stubs
He drives though pursuit plane and
know whether will land heaven the hospital And
good golf weather he's just the little who wasn't there
as his home is concerned
BUT-AND this is big but-n all our years of welded
ude he has done single thing said single word TO
urt vanity to fiji me with neriority complex
He has remarked that my stocking
crooked that foolish with that new hat looked
or that L ought to start dieting.
curiosity
about mail until volunteered to read it TO him q wonder
wives hatD And he has tried TO select
friends for
81 may have to remind him of wedding anniversary
about birthday but fails with the
flowers he kisses it just matter of making
with his hat his head and his hand the door knob
its masterpiece
IIe is no dud with the women but he has
the pretty girls his office make at him. he
tons it. Wise mani
"HE NEVER crticizes me-and agrees with
say of myself He's my best friend
he's ardent cheereader He's Paragon and
Mythical but he's luxury and because
he's a with all the virtues of omisSionl
think that the virtues of omission the
which marriage. That's why I've never
thought without shudder wouldn't exchange pal
cheereader for all the Dream Princes in Chrstendom
Syndicate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Salute to Navy

Light navy-theres another shade that's and very,
very What with the patriotic theme being played
Spring fashions surprising to find navy
blue the fashion parade But the innovation
this light navya clearer blue which proves ter
rifcally becoming.
White with beige-whe with navy-you' try both this
In daytime you'll white hats and
white gloves beige blue suits And with evening suits
tailored carefully the most attractive of the daytime
versions you'll white, too.
Simple white bouses top the long skirts of dinner suits
by Jackets these extremely wearabe costumes
have sleek fitted lines. And longer, naturally BELTS
suit Jackets in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Smooth and Slim-Lined

AAmercan the latest creations slim and smooth o.
line And among the best of the American designers Charles
Armour of whose models represented here today
An artist who delights in breaking with convention
who firmly uphods the best traditions of designing Mr.
has place for himself fashions hall of fame
he's likely lose his niche. Not he continues
such brilliant ideas the ripping abot frocks.
Trimmings dripping from neck to hemne, Mr.. Armour
shows in of his dinner rocks But these not the
usual rhumbaFIes they're extremely sophisticated and
designed to be by the ultra-ultra
The rules vertical lines instead of horizontal
applied the front of dinner and daytime
dresses Some from neck to hem others from neck
wasine alone. But in any they emphasize the
slim lines Of frocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
AN-American Designs
For Dining, Dancing
BY JOAN DEAN

SO YOU'RE going to the Presidents Ball. You're one
of the many charably minded who aiding in
raising funds for the national fight against nfante paralysis
And you'll be the birthday party Saturday night at the
okCadilac- dressed in your best!
This is the time TO bring out that dinner you've
wanted And if you haven't one-better dash
the shop and pick out the latest in Spring fashions
gown dinner suit simple but strikngly cut with the
silhouette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Sun Room

A HAPPY blending Of color
gives individualism TO an amply
proportioned sun room. Walls
are painted light yellow. the
ceiling. off-white. and the floor,
of linoleum IS walnut brown
with a tufted white scatter rug.
Figured draperieS are predonli-
nantly turquolS IN color 10 match
the painted Innings Of the book
shelves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Guard Health

MOIST PALMS signify a
nervous temperament. For that
reason the laws of health should
be obeyed. More sleep. more out
door exercise. careful regard for
the balanced diet. The nervous
woman is usually one who lacks
emotional control, who lets
small irritations upset her and
whose mind dwells upon her
troubles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Today's Opera Stars Are
Glamour Girls, Too!
By IDA JEAN KAN

~ TIE old days Of Diamond Horseshoe among
exceptional that granted
golden needed lush boerng weight
changed Nowadays the singing stars
watching the weight scales closely the glamour girls
the II would Lily Pons Gladys
bring scales the impressive which
famous Terazzini regularly weighed in.
There very like Nordca Gadsk Matzenauer
Fremstad Emmy Dcsnn and Schumann- True,
the older today still poy than pump-bu that
$ what would be called the trend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
They Knew Her When

The lovely Grace Moore shows what staror
do with looks the weight scales Those
who knew her when she glamour girl until she became
weight
became ambitious only
smmed down figure school girl proportions,
acquired the fascinating cheek hoow demanded of
the singers noted for their
lined figures for their Jamila Novona, the Czech
soprano sets high glamour for the Met-she tall.
slender beautifully proporOned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
She Proves a Theory

Gladys Swarthout nominated of Americas bes
dressed proved the theory that being well dressed depends
having good figure.
is 81 inches tall and weighs 125 pounds-al
reamned Her formula beauty consists standing he
day doing wawakng and ir
exercising daily with rowing machine
Jean Dickinson youngestand the prettiestof The
Met outdoor beauty routine Of swimming in tbs
salt and relaxing sand beach But for dreay Winter
days compact of cahens which keep her in trim
result her Bust 3il2 inches; waist 24l3
inches; hips IS Those svele
movie stars! Is
But of all the sreamlined opera is probably Lily Pon
who established the greatest shock the
After having become accustomed TO the oveuphoereC
bygone days, be almost impossible
reconcile that lavshy liquid with the fragey slim Pons
figure
The Valley settler., 1941-12-05

Announc onen IS: Arriving in t inc for
Chris tmas motorin3-Co-o Deluxe Coop
Par Luz, Gillette @urer Traction Tires
Coop 'att9r4es-2o11e early and see o',r
1oroe stoc'5 OF tires AMI bat, serlas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
GERMAN ADVANCES
PARTIALLY DISCOUNTED

German advances on the Bsss-
arabian front. with the cooperation
Of both Rumanian and Hungarian
troops. were partly discounted by
the fighting farther north on the
main Ukrsinian sector defending
kley. Their. the Red army said a
had made flsnklng attacks and
held the Germans In the SovoFrad
volYnsk sector. bsIt the Nam spear.
head had pushed eastward suffi-
GENTLY 10 make II strat.Riealiy
necessary for the Russians 10 fall
back from the Rumanian border 20
the Dniester.
aesnwhils. Great Britain pound.
ed as never before at the German
var Industries and other targets
IN the reich ana In occupied terri
tory. Following up a record
breaking night bombing attack on
eight German cities. the Royal Air
Force sent It's biggest daylight
force Of borBbefs and fighters
roaring over enemy soii again
The British were suffering hsay-
Ter air inssss IN TN. offensive.
tContinusd on Page 2 Column o.
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Street

city Controller and Mrs. Thomas
A. swayre were celebrating their
18th wedding anniversary Tuesday
Tom said they planned 10 MAX. a
trip up the Puysllap valley To pick
raspberries.
Norman y. Hen.haw arrived
home Monday from a trip east dur
ing which he attended the annual
reunion At Dartmouth.
Jack Ciampitt with only a eou-
pie Of years fishing experience
brought back some fine specimens
Of trout from an excursion to
kamloops. 3 c. over the week end.
Dutton Hayward. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold ID. Ia ward. SIS So.
Continued on Page ,. Column y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Germans Planned Iceland
Attack, High Source Says
Reason Given for Occupation Of
Island by American Naval Forces

eral staff was considering attack
ing IL 10 obtain a base from which
TO control North Atlantic shipping
lanes. a usually well-informed con-
gressional source said Tuesday.
United States naval forces were
gradually supplanting British
garrison defending the independent
island republic. which is $50 miles
from Greenland, 500 miles from
the Norwegian wing OF Germany's
war front, and $500 miles from
New York. IL was partial full
fillment OF President Roosevelt's
fears that all the Atlantic outposts
of the western hemisphere. includ-
ing the Azores and the Cape Verde
islands. would have To be taken
over as defensive measures.
The report of German plans said
TO have reached Mr.. Roosevelt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

Althing. II was founded l,0l1
years ago.
Thus does the New World
learn from the Old.
For we adopted the tech
nique made familiar by Herr
Hitler.
We informed Iceland Of our
willingness % move in. Where
upon. the premier of Iceland.
backed. no doubt, by his over
joyed people, invited US 10
come.
So We sent a military force
of occupation.
And then TODAY ID VAS re
yealed our government acted
because Germany planned to
attack Iceland.
Perhaps such vas the case.
Even so. il is ironical history
in the making.
For a similar reason. Ger
many said, she occupied Den
mark, Iceland's ex-mother-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
~ JOE ALEX MORRIS
Foreign News Editor
17TH DAY IN RUSSIA

Russia reported the German
blitzkrieg offensive had been
checked with terrible losses
on most OF the eastern front
Tuesday and the Nazi high
command avoided any claim
of gains against the Red
army.
Only on the southern or Bess-
ara ian front did IN. Germans.
through the official news agency
DNB. report that axis forces we're
moving forward 20 the Ukraine
after breaking Russian reElstancs
vest ~ the Dni.ster river. nuda-
pest claimed IN. nvsr had been
crossed.
Only on the Lspei sector Of the
central front guarding Moscow did
the Russians indicate that the en-
envy might he striking with fresh
power. There. the Moscow com
muniqus said. the Germans we're
"eountering" a Red army counter
attack. Elsewhere on the road 10
Moscow and Leningrsd the MANS
were reported hurled back In all
attempts IN oroes the Dnispsr river
or strike through the ostrov front.
But on the 18th day ~ the war
Monday. both sides emphasized
that fierce fighting" continued on
all fronts along the Stain limo
defenses and the outcome appeared
dependent on tn. ability 20 bring
more and more reserves into tina
conflict
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
The War in Brief Today
ny UNITED PRESS

ny UNITED raEss
LosD0sRoysI Intensity
IA continental ohsc,ss. during night h n
United ~ Iceland.
so british Canadian viii be freed posaey
unsnta operations
Mo.sOw-hus~.sns Ssa. sa 81 III
Dnlpss Dvtsa
russk heavy nssinE raisssk and M.siss rsddoisk.
BEaIIS-DsB broken
operations proceeding plan.
Stain predict usss -al
peNsibis when nns cracked
koaG-Hsspo sa.rtsr. q Isesss
= Asis &sdt
nErsuskI-rssvy Russian rssstsne. encountered IN astaa
Of kandsakshs HsnKa sisin
sinking Of Soviet transports ro1s from rsn 10 kro~tad
osusosIsss.p.s~s plane. s.ss.i a...,
hotel housing foreign ss~spspsr s~sdqs~sssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Former Chief Of Stock
EXCHANGE Wins Parole

INV fOHk-Richard Whitney
former prssidsnt - IN. New York
stock exchange. 49, granted = pa
role Tuesday from sing sing
prison.
ne STATE hoard u p4rois. meet
ing a. Ossining. authorized Ma re-
lease on Aug n when he viii have
served three years and four rnontha
o. fivs-to-tsn-ysaf sentences for
stealing Szls. 900 from customers
Of Ms now dsfunet Wall Street
brokerage house
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

ASTORIA. Ore. = John Eash
Harper. thrss-year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs.. Frank 2. Harper o. spo-
kane. Wash. Tuesday romped
about with a normal infants vlT0r
because q drink Of sea water
caused him 70 cough up common
pin inbsdded in his lung before
ChristmAA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Publisher Is Denied
Parole on Sentence

NAsHIN6TON-Ths justice de-
partment announced Tuesday that
NJ l. AnnsnbsrR. former phiisdsl-
phls publisher. has been denied a
parole On his thrss-yesr sentence
for income tax evasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

many Of whom wsrs described "a
strongly pro-sszi.
Panama police we're said 10 have
requested that the Germans sub
NIT their pspers for examination
By the government The eolonlsts.
Il Sss said. refused. claiming that
they Ners members 81 a religious
seet which barred them from SUB
hitting 70 such an examination.
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said also that the Germans plan
ned another strong base at Dakar
French West Africa. and from IL
and Iceland hoped 10 sink or cap
turs 20 per cent Of the Atlantic
chipping On route 10 Egypt and
the British Isles.
There vas no Indication
here, nor was ~ believed likely.
that the United State. would
attempt 20 put . protective
force at Dakar.
One reason advanced BY Mr..
Roosevelt for taking over in Ice
land was lhst German occupation
Continued on Page Z. Column p
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inrOicing espionage and
sabotage.
The making Of plant sur
ueys for defense industries.
Violations Of customs ldiCs,
smuggling, passports and
Uisds.
Handling Of selcctire serU-
ice registration inpfstigd-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
IL German Colonists Are Shot

miles from the Costa Riean from
ter.
One Panama police officer
vas said 10 have bern wounded
In the hattie and several Ger
mans wer. said 70 have b~en
taken prisoner.
According n reports received
here the area In which the battle
occurred IL settled ny Germans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Bliiz Halted
With Terrific
Nazi Losses
Germans Avoid Any
Cluim OF Advances
Against Red Army
BULLETIN

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k.s.y slo~, 81 ssssp,ss Ftssss
rsssssy ~ ss.sss s,sht -sss-
ss, ss,ssh ss.s .. be The ~.ssss-
%, ~ re ~s,. The, he'd sissssS
. -,ss ere. 81 isss.sr.sl cs,~s-r
- Is,s.-,ssls ,ssss sssiss ,ss
sishs.
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the defense effort. Army and navy have their own
intelligence services and under recent congressional
authorizations will set up their own guard, apart
from the regular army and marine corps work, to
insure uninterrupted production Of materials from
the $4,000 factories working rearmament orders
And outside the federal forces every state
county and city police organization has its
local problems OF protecting defense
Under presidential order, however early in the
emergency FBI was designated as the agency TO
coordinate all civilian intelligence and national
Tense Investigations and from that order has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Police Kill Dozen
During Gun Bottle
Neur Costa Rico

PAN ANA CITY, Panama
Twelve German oolonists were re-
ported Tuesday 10 have been killed
in gun hattie with Psnsmznisn
police II the village Of Cotito. 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

there were I 900 cases w those
categories requiring FBI atten-
ton. In 1910 there were II. 900.
Today the FBI has over 100 900
Continued on Page ls. Column -
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Checks on the registration
Of agents Of foreign govern
m entS.
- Investigation Of alien en-
ployment in aircraft plants.
Investigation Of all cases
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land ; Rumania. Sloyakia. Hun
gary and Bulgaria. For the
same reason. the Nazis said.
they fought their way into
Continued On Page ,. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
By Mel Voorhees,

Nine hundred and forty -one
years ago Left Ericsson came
from Iceland and discovered
America.
Yesterday America "discov-
cred" Iceland.
We took INTO protective Gus
tody the little island nation
ruled by the worlds oldest
parliamentary assembly, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - President
Roosevelt Tuesday projected the
area Of Americas vital interests
farther out Into the Atlantic, de-
claring that there are points out
side of the commonly accepted
western hemisphere limits which
are Of terrific importance to con-
tinental defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

W SHIN TON President
Roosevelt took over the military
protection OF Iceland after reports
reached him that the German gen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
wxAnEss MEDITERRANEAN
Asa OFFENSIVE rowEn
Refuse 10 Submit
popsrs for Check
By Government

lee . shs AREA 70 carry oat ths
ofdsrs
The Germans. 4 gss <sid.
opsnsd fire GA ths police. bar ~srs
osstaumbsFsd and oufganned and IN
lbs battle ths German colony w.x
a.id 70 have bsen almost wiped
out
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sprung an amaz-
ing growth OF
n e W investiga-
tive activity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
FBI Mobilizes John Laws =
Of Nations Cities in
Great Defense Police Force
FIRST OF SIX ARTICLES
WASHINGTON
By PETER EDSOk
Tacoma Times special Writer

WASHINGTON. Edgar Hoovers federal bureau of in
vestigation will spend S16000O00 preven-
ton and apprehension in the u months and half
of II will be for national defense work.
FBI Of not the only that's with policing
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-

Here's column 40 far namsisss.
" you have a suggestion. let Us
know.
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rodsy's War Moves
sullGvih


LON DON -. Ths Red
array aiif fight Germass
To me buffer sad'' and fh<
.Sseisi HHio# eails Hper 81
Of Adolf Hifisvs adrsrs-
ayies--sspseaaiiv Great
Hrffain--ts strike ss0ssI-
faHeosslr aHd IN ~ sffsafsis.
Aaxlm NJ. Lsfriaar. for
msr Sorisf fsresga eom-
msssar. said tonight N a
brsadeasf 10 Tar worid
from Hoscosr.
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tions.
BUREAU WORKING ON
OVER 100. 900 CASES

'THOSE are but few of the
crimes against defense In 1880
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wGsr Afa CANrAi0s
rnkI.uDG roa issAssoN

As for th@ British ar campaign
In the vest. u 70 sss logical prep
sfsilsa fos an ss~ntusl inssslon
~ tns continent ma fs<s thai il
10 - iatsnss Al tnss time far frau
signifies thsf Britain eonssmpistss
an s.riy sltsmpt "a ~ill tsk2
soms time fes Lefd a~sssfbrook
u sp~ed Tank ard mechanical
prnsiaeiias up 10 th~ posaf ~n~fs
Britain esn hop~ u oop~ vfss c4sf-
Mays superiority. rhs nritlsh
are nsrsir t.kins sSsxntxxs ~
Hitisrs pfsseeap.sion n Russia
n striss wits th~ striking q god
Prom All seeosais Britain 10
striking e psaas.hinE sisw as~psts
io~s~s. Tss ss5ses y not sniy 70
partly erippls German Ssx pro<1zse-
ton ssst 70 make tns Csrmsn
h~s~s IN the occupied eh2an~I esss-
trtss anisn~bis. - mat nrislsh ~
v.ssaa could BE- pc~~sbls.
wEAnKss MEDfrxnaAsGAn
ASa oSymsnfsE rowGn
sisi~r has not thrown al -
nsehsaix~d ard sis forces sxsinsf
his@sss. De ~osiia nave 70 Save
aifa.sif ssffleasns protection in tns
~sst
me evslrss ~ ina British slr
raids inaiestss mat hs actually a1f
lssys himssif lnsaffieiens ssrplsnss
4 Continued On Psxs .. Column ~
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Three factors tend 10 bring
nearer the day when britain.
instead OF being invaded. may
he able to REVERSE the situa-
ton and move into the CONT
nent against Germany.
ons 10 sA@ c.~Fmaa adventure IN
Russia. ansthss 10 the Nevsi AN
Fofess shil,sr sxslnss se~ups~d
FFanss ard southwestern s<ys
many. a third 10 ths Amsvsesa
occupation II Ireland
o. The fhFss. ths ostsn.s ~ inc
Husslsnstssfmsn usf 10 the uo~t
fstsfsi tor Britain. 10 Aaaif nifisr
eonansrs Russia. Ne oil 10 i'm
msssurshiy strengthened In ma
tsfisl resources. ~ sbse "a sff.~s
ths nrtIsh binek.as ana turn no
full force against fsfitsla.
n NJ does not eonassr na~sia.
bat 10 forced "a s.sirs. Ne sos cary
~iil have lost . h~ffi~. h-sf psxn4ps
the var. BE would ssys . psfsss
Enemy sl~sys 81 hls rear and an
ever ssfsaxts~alnx Britain -
fronf. Having embarked aa ~
attsmpt. u seems ifitler hss -
ssat Russia nc 20 s.t II me ~ss
business.
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WEATHER FORECAST

F2ir toaigst ard Thursday. T~ns-
pes.inrssi Nigh. "a: iow. 81. sus
rtss.. 4ff4; sefs. s:os.
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British Nav
Turn Tables
On the Nazis

nussion Wor. u. s.
Forces In lcol0nd
To Play Big port
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NJ pay
GE RMANS now
FACE P0SS|bL
Land INVASION
Longacres Entries =.
WEDNESDAY

rir.t Race Fsirs. ssnk Thfss fssF-
nlds and 40 Warrington fasts riainss
ma - fuIaanss fns kmsfiesa
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aAsk TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............. -. So. 600
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aids naihrns FiNe ftsfinnss ths
Nfs Wsadsusf ptifsr iaenaisa
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Nsnls Fsss rufss ssos ssTsaf ga
and 40 clslmins fufiunss rhs
NJ ana Mrs.. Lss Y paE ptEs~ fae-
mated 81 Greens Cisaf staHsis
uO1 fln0n NFfsat fHHfualrf . IL