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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28


The President left his plane
at $50 Saturday morning. Feb
81 and he was welcomed by
Gov. Jesus T Pinero Accom-
panying MI Truman were Fleet
Admiral William ID Leahy, J. A
Krug. Secretary of the Interior;
John r Steelman, assistant TO
the President. and a number OF
other White House aides
Following an introduction by
Gov Plnero. Mr. Truman said.
Il have been keenly interested
in Puerto Rico for many years.
I know of the many strides YOU
have made and something about
the problems YOU face and have
overcome In these efforts the
people of the continental United
States and Of Puerto Rico have
been allied as partners. The Fed
eral Government has supplied n
nancial help But your own ef-
forts. especially during the past
few wears have enlarged the
economic opportunities OF your
people. have attracted new in
dustries and have improved your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28


educational and health facilities
Your program of industrial
and agricultural development
your inducements 10 industi ial
enterprise. your program OF train
ing and placement for Young
men and women who wish 20 60
10 the mainland are all highly
resourceful and give 10 the con-
tinental Unned States and 10
all the world an example Of
American democracy working
effectively 20 meet and solve
rs problems
Freedom is a word which IS
found in every language Equal
ity' means more than nero po-
litical emancipation ] have said
TO the Congress several times
and ! repeat IL here--thai The
Puerto Ricsn people should have
the right 10 determine for them
selves Puerto Rico's political re-
lstionship 10 the continental
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
COP LEADERS PLAN TO EXTEND RENT CONTROLS FOR 80 DAYS
United States

United Sthtes.
"In both Puerto Rico and me
mainland we Americans are
seeking and finding the solution
TO these problems in the demo-
cratic, American way-by cou-
rage imagination. and coopcrs-
ton Imagination gives " the
vision TO see our problems clearly
Courage makes Us bold t. act
as the needs Of The peopl, re-
ouirc cooperation keeps us
working together so that our
united strength overcome, al
obstacles
Puerto Rico. & beautiful ISLAND
% fierce vegetation and steep
mountains runs from tho sub
lime 10 The ridiculous n tho
matter of is economy There
are the seemingly well-to-do on
one side and the extremely poor
on the other The island has de-
veloped no middle class 70
bridge the gap Fine new auto
mobiles we for road space with
heavily laoen oxen and dorkeys
Though the government IS max
ing some progress toward de-
veloping 3 housing program =
large percentage Of the people
are living In houses unfit for
human habitation
To the casual observer there
IS definite need for oil ~
the birth rate Barefooted moth
ers and children lined the Pres
dent tour route In profusion
Families OF eight and 10 occupy
quarters no larger than the av-
crsGe small American room.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28

leaders had gathered to express
their appreciation TO President
Truman on his civil rights pro-
gram. Southern Congressman
shocked the morals of the world
by deliN erinR a sharp rebuke to
the President in the form OF an
ultimatum demanding that he
"soft-pedal' his civil rights pro-
gram or suffer the loss of their
support in the l948 elections.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
as an infringement on
rights of the states.
LEADER PERCY GREENE

Headed by Percy Greene. a
Jackson newspaper editor the
Negro leaders passed a resolu-
ton commencing President Tru-
man for his program outlawing
lynching and Jim Crow prac-
tices and urging Gov Wright TO
specifically appoint an interracial
committee composed of an equal
number of Negroes and whites
TO work cut a plan for the exc
cution of the Truman program.
Referring 10 the governors
transforming action al the gov
ernors' conference, DR.. A. II.
Mccoy OF Jackson. opposed as
useless any appeal to the Mis-
sissippi governor. Gov. Wright
had condemned any attempt to
bring political or economic JUS
tice into his state.
A few days after the Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
President Truman Promises
Puerto Rico Will Get
Self Determination
BY LLEWELLYN A. COLES

L. S. NAVAL AIR BASE, SAN JUAN, PUERTO
Notwithstanding his contention that the
Puerto Rcan people should have the right TO determine
for themselves Puerto Rcos political relationship TO con-
tinenta United States President Truman told crowd Of
1000 Islanders gathered at the base to greet him that diff
fering languages and differing cultural backgrounds are
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20
League Hears Rivers On Taxes

Victor C. Rivers, Third Dis- triet representative told the lea- gue for Better Citizenship Sun- day that he would again propose his tax program at the next ses- sion of the territorial legislature, but that those who were opposed to it would probably suggest the sales tax as cure for the terri tory's financial ails.
 MT. Rivers, who arrived on the Denali Saturday evening to start work on the IKEA project here, addressed the league meeting in the community center, discuss ing the three tax bills proposed by him last year.
 The increase in taxes which his DiIts would nave ofteeted would have only maintained the territorial activities, he pointed out, since the value of the dollar Is less than it was. The taxes he proposed would havs brought in twice as much money but it would have gone no fur ther than previously, he explain ed.
 The League also heard local candidates speak briefly, as foll- ows:
 l.. J. Norman: "Time and en- ergy must be given to the job, and 1 shall contribute ny time
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20

Arrival of the Denali brought a good supply of materials for leathercrafters in the Commun- ity Center's craft classes and there is room fer a few addition al interested people, Aileen Wade announces.
 Classes are held evenings, Monday through Friday, from 7 to 9 pm. Instructors include, in addition to Mrs. Wade, John Gibbons, Julia Beals. Alvin Han- sen, Alice Meyer and Josephine Taylor.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20
and energy. :"

@hO CASIS$s
 Tom Nachand: "It is lmpor- tant that the people esrne to Council meetings so that coun- cilmen will know what action they want taken. ..."
 Pat Cannon declared he would support the mayor in his pro. gram, and Karl Brunstad ann- ounced he was withdrawing frem the contest.
 The League went on record as backing the statehood tea party set for April 13 and appointed A. A. Owen, Jr., and John Gibb- ons to make necessary plans.
 The group also voted to ask the council to move the registra- tion book from the city hall to the Commissioners office for several evenings to enable base workers to register.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV FEN by the under sigEed. admin- istrator of he estate of CharlesG. Anderson, deceased, to the cred itofs of and all persons having claims against che sad deceased that within six (6) months after the date of the first publicatlca of this notice they exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. Ss the said Administrator at the Ga- flee of Joh c Hughes, Kodiak. Alaska, that being the place tor the transaction of the said estase
 Dated at Kodiak. Alaska. thas 18th day of February, l9&.
 Emmet Jennings
 Administrators of the Eseass sf Charles G. Anderson, deceased. Date of first publication:
 February 28. l948 S'&
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20
Frank A. MetcoIf Candidate for Territorial Highway Engineer

Oahu1date TOT IerrltOrlaI H1ghWay Eng1neer Metca of of Territory continuously l9l3 He holds Masters Degree the Territory registered engineers
 Upon Alaska Bradley World War 1919 Mr. Metcaf himself following and making mineral City Engineer Juneau. the ector d Civilian Defense
 
  appointed to fill out the the Engineer the office seeks Few by education ability Highway Engineer nc of Publ Works
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20


 NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV FEN by the undersigned, Admia- istrator of the Estate of Robert Rowland Iunday. Deceased, bo the creditors of and all persons having claims against the saia deceased that within six t6 months after the first publica- ton of this notice they exhibse them. with the necessary voucA- CTS, to the said Administrator at the office of John c Hughes Kodiak, Alaska that being the place for the transaction of iLe said estate
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this 18th day of February, I948 William H Lamme Administrator of the Estate of Robert Rowland I.unday, deceased
 Date of first publication: " February 28, l948 3-2o
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20

Wednesday Evening Prayer & Praise 700 COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
 R. N. Wilkinson, Pastor
 Sunday, March 2l 9:45 Bible School. llO0 Morning Worship
 "He Has Need of Thee" Nursery < Jr. church in session
 during morning worship. Special music by youth choirs 6:30 Youth Hour 7:30 Evening Worship Sermon: Fruitful Living" Thursday
 Holy Thursday Worship and
 Commsn on Radio Program - WVCQ: II am Tues. Thurs. and Sat.
 L. D. s. CHURCH Church services every Sunday 10 30 am at old civilian leere- ation club at the base The lO:l5 town bus stops right at the door
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20
Legal Notice

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR TEE TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION KODIAK PRECINCT In the Matter of the Estate
 of CHARLES G. ANDERSON,
 Deceased.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20
CATHOLIC CHURCH

CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, S. J. Sunday Masses: Church 8:3O & 10:30 am Hospital 6:30 am Weekdays: Hospital 6:30 am. Holydays: If legal holiday
 same order as Sunday If workday:
 Hospital 6:30 am
 Church 7:f5 & 800 am Rosary & Benediction: 7:30 Sundays, Holydays, First Fri days Holy Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri- day Confessions:
 2 to 8 pr1 Saturdavs & eve of Holydays; eve of First Fridays 6:30 to 7:30 pm; and before each Mass
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20
Go To Church

0Feek Russian Orsh0dOx Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff
 A cordial invitation is extend- cd to all members of the church to attend the services.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-20
Legal Notice

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY or ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION. KODIAK PRECINCT In the Matter of the Estate ef
  ROBERT ROWLAND
 LUNDAY,
 Deceased. NOTllE TO CRs DITORS
The Arizona post., 1948-06-04
NEW AUTO STORE

When Nat Golub and Mac Lutz
opened their new auto accessories
store, the Century, at I'll E.
Broadway, they marked mile
stone in the development of grow
ing E. Broadway.
One doesn't have to be in their
store long to realize that you can
save money by shopping at their
complete and modern establish
ment. 1t would be well worth your
while to come in and see the
values that they feature daily
quality merchandise at economy
prices.
Nat Golub, formerly of New
York, says he's happy to be In
nice, quiet business. We know
what he means. You see, Nat has
a Purple Heart (the decoration
Uncle Sam awards when you are
wounded); he was member OF
the 5O2nd Parachute Battalion.
He is married to the former Mae
Stern and there is only one thing
that Nat is prouder of than his
Purple Heart-that's the Golub's
cute little daughter, Leslie Joan,
just 18 months old.
Mac Lutz is an unassuming
chap from Plainfield, N. j. Back
in Plainfield he was a successful
dealer in fruits and vegetables.
Macs hobby is farming and when
ever he could take off a little time
from his produce business, he
drove out to his brother-in-law's
farm near Plainfield and studied
the latest methods of growing
things. We asked Mac if he is 60
ing to do any farming around
Tucson and his answer was:
Things are busy enough around
the store to keep me well occu-
pied, and besides, 1 don't know
anything about raising cactus"
Lutz and Golub are cousins.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-04
Recruiting NOw
For Camp

Considerable interest is evil
denced in the camp to be conduct
ed August 2 to IL by the Hebrew
Mems Club of Phoenix at the
YMCA camp 7 miles southeast of
Prescott.
The camp will accept both boys
and girls between the ages of 8
Is. Cost is $3.50 for the 10 days.
Registration blanks may be had
from Mrs. Milton Cherry, N. War
rem, phone 1920.
There will be all the activities
of a well-equipped camp including
swimming, h ors e b k riding,
sports, crafts, hikes, night camp
fires and the like.
1t will be an excellent opportu>
nifty for boys and girls to extend
their circle of friends, says the
Mems Club in extending the use
of the camp to Tucson boys and
girls.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-04

JUDY PELLER, N. Tucson
Blvd, is off to Chicago for the
summer, after graduation. In the
fall Judy will attend the U. of A.
MRS. MEYER BERRY, N. Tue
son Blvd, will attend the 25th
we edding anniversary of her
nephew, Hyman Notovich, in Chi
cago. MRS. ROBERT DARU,
N. Tucson Blvd, and daughter,
Eleanor, left for New York d.
LILA NAN JAFFEE, E. Helen,
gone to Chicago after graduation.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcens.) J.

il PAY Cash FOR HOUSES-Wnlte OF coi-
2Tef hs Ans Er s'stsa saS9 sVs sns "a 1895
CHARLEs S. GUM mas clients ,vaitins
to purchass homes in any seet,on uon OF Waah.
fP' II rsoMfT aso,Gf affTESTlos to tn. sal. Of
your nome, business or investment Drop
Ely / wf.s Rs.Ss fos sssrf s hoTsh sa espo HpM
We We HAVE READY CASH BUYERS for
om $1,000 g p &c C. 5d Masyand or You VTrna ars n
terested IN selling, we will be glad to give
you without obliRation. our prompt opin-
ion as to the marks. value Of your house.
real estate Service. SHANNON 4 LucHs
CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma. a345.
WANTEl, 3-BEDROOM BRICK HOME in
e esns doWn and haa monthly sa paymenls % not not
to exceed $50 per mo-; price must be rea
have sI xsb TaltsE Ss
u kGSh HOMES ss' WASrEDHase law aai cash
nysts ns sn in py aysp ap to neg q ana a
Meesuley sss eeia ca ss4s n with sa sHAaSoM nsSes
kncHs Have &c CASH BHYfKs m for homes and
investmen: properties: What have you to
otier2 THos. E, E JARRELL ARR co, RealtSrs aiSE
aestaD: lslo5' II loah 81, NV ma. o'oo.
roomy .and have large grounds. cony. to
schools and transp.; any good p; c: or
suburban Maryland location. NOT over
$4,000. MR., BARTLETT. Du. s55s, or
ewes, LU. 2040. agent.
WANTED-6-bed house, NV. Wash
ington; approx. S35 900: poss. July Is.
Cali HELENA c. KADoW, Broker, RE.
Quick is THE NAME: Quick is the action
in buying your house for cash. Quick and
free appraisals. MITCHELL QUICK, DI.
1881. Eve, RA. 34Is. 8.
WANTED IN ID. c., nearby Md. and Va,
modern brick homes. Have exceptionally
large numbers of cash buyers ready to act
promptly. Phone eve, Temple 2233. L
r GRAVATTE. Realtor, 729 18th st. NV,
MA. O753 >
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; ne: or
Sc, white or colored; and Md COX 81
CO., d. 4254, RE. 1888.
90 YEARS SERVICE TO local property
owners guarantees results. List your prop
erty, with VIM, H.: SAUNDERS CO. INC.
Realtors since 1887, 1919 X ST.. D1. 1Ol5.
WILL PAY CASH for 20-room tmore or
less rooming house; furnished or unturn.;
will not pay bonus for business: prefer
vacant house in good NV. loc. Call Mr.
DIXON, ST. 1900 or ewes, HO. 2343
tbrokerj. =
DUPLEX HOUSE. family, NV. preferred,
substantial down payment. MR.. MHOON,
Wo a5a3; eyes, DI 0l35.
room house, unfurn.. in district NV. Will
paw IN to X 30. Call EN-. 5432, +
Evening star., 1948-06-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-horthes,t.

MICHIGAN PARK, 1904 Taylor st, ne;
g rms. and bath. &C;
SGa.aso; sGtSa5s si,aoo cash. VIM R. THoRoW-
RVER TER. N.E.-vacant. immediate pos
session; lovely 5-rm. brick. tiled bath with
shower; lge. teneed YARD; best i9caaioni daIi
GI BuY-RareIy can we offer an older s6G
down Ss5 per nepans saxes tbia sna
row brick home offers living rm dining
rm,. kitchen and den on lst H.; 3 bedrms:;;
Dafee Dabn g 9d NJ es esI Df''f orpin p6
$3.50, GoLDSTEN BROS, 1929 L st. NV.
row brick, in excellent condition; conven-
with fireplace. dining room. equipped
seafa bedrooms ana nclesed poreh and BATH
INV heat. detached garage; priced to
sell pTpnpt i,n wS caI MI TERocK Gase
NpKT1N NfW SSrsfs ReasH5 aNp BtRSGAnoWs Rl
to Sl7 900, Can be purchased with 81 200
caiI ca IL CO. 1St s:is V or & RA. $3.50 eves' PECK
f88o:TaMlLY f8o FAN lih ssEiMnIBsR1ck-Live in one
pay Tor yours. HoLLoMAN- REAL ESTATE
THERE Is NOIHiNG Linz 1hESE al
most new a-family houses: 200 built and
SOLD Just few left. ) bedrms in one
Of the. apts. and one in the other; many
have been sold to thrifty. conservative
people who are living, in one apt and
renting the other to help pay the cost
of purchase and operation. They also
make an excel. purchase for the small
investor. Let us explain to you how this
is done. We have small group for sale
at this time immed. north OF Soldiers
Home and Catholic Univ. in a new devel-
opment. where all houses are designed IN
the modern manner; price, 81 900 with
81 50a cash payment Call A. H. Parker.
RA. 256a or TA 366S, J. B. T1FFEY d
THREE-FAMILY sPECIAI-out of town
owner say sell it," Excellent white neigh
borhood. near Eastern High School. A real
opportunity to buy, an income e-producing
home or an outright investment, Don't
miss this. MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 !;
SAVE BY BUYING FROM owNER-lls-
r.-old, Groom and bath semidetsched ID
home. large living room, dining room with
built-in corner cabinets, ultramodern
kitchen. Venetian blinds, specially designed.
paneled recreation room. toilet in base
menti , nice-sized bedrooms. Only SIS
Tuesday and Wednesday. 2s
NORTHEAST. above r. l. ave; convenient
to bus and streetcars. Catholic University.
Mckinley High School. etc.-Modern Co
| lonial row brick, stories and cellar. 8
rooms. bath. hot-water heat, garage: lot
2axIo0 Owner occupied. Priced S12.-
500 Eve. phone Temple ls6S. L, T.
aRAvATTE, Reaitor. 72s 18th st. NV.
Ma. o753.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
HOUSES FOR SALINE. Cont.

Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIY.-Six rooms, bath
and full bsmt. brick; white section: h.
REAL PGsTATE CO. .'f Ex. i.' $500 ewes, RI.
Z. CAPITOL AND a5th ST. N.E.-semi-
det brick cono and nsh oil ppaed
Sg45O. terms. CHARLES S. GUNN. FIR.
Eo7ey EgAk 5te breE h in vasSa ssaei come eoad
SOM H1'F FIR, $3.50 800. With with o5'BsANNoN Really
Wan Want FH 4 SitI NICE HOME off R. I, ave. for
porehes, fuiI bsmt Call Mrs Fitzgerald
LU. !949. cox L. CO.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN APT We
have q duplex with 3 rms. and bath ca
hye in onr n apt' and rent the SshsT FS5 TY
SERVICE, Realtor. 4
EAST CAPITOL ST, near 15th--First floor
contains large living room. dining nook
completely equipped kitchen and large
pantry; 3 rooms and bath on second floor;
fun dry basement. front and rear zen en-
Hunter. Ma $500; ewes. GL. 52s5. BOSS
,h pHMPs; ~ SEonI1 NC d47 s5o 4 $! n;x down. New
section; all brick, s yrs. old; 8 lovely rms,
Tile bath. gas heat front porch. DANIEL
a6i1 FRANKLIN ST. Me- complete
apts., brick; separate rear entrances;
yrs. old; gas INV h: terms. Owner leav-
ing for California Call Mr.. Sheehan,
ewes. RA lIS3 cox g. CO., RE. 1888,
BY OWNERS rooms and bath; with base
ment. Gas h.-w.h.; 2l-foot lot; back porches
with double garage vic. St. Martini S Cath
olic Church. DE. 4031. A.
MICHIGAN PARK-Modern 2-family brick.
not converted conv. to everything. VIII
deliver both units vacant; considerable
cash required Call Mr.. Bolich, MA, s690;
ewes, MI s0s2 R. S. BLACKSTONE,
Realtor. 927 18TH st. NV 4
SACRIFICE BY OWNER leaving town: B.
rm Semidet. brick; many extras; reason
able down payment: bal; S65.15 mo. 4l2
Peabody ST. ne GE 2s29, ,-6
36I6 18th ST. N.E.-s rooms nearly new
brick: new gas heat: Just across from
Burroughs School, high school and play,
grounds; also chain and drug stores and
buses; immed. possession; prlce' 81 900;
Inspect Sunday. 3 to o'clock. Exclusive
agent, HoWENsTEIN REALTY CORP
NEAR ST. ANTHoNY'sE semidet 9 rooms,
ll2 baths, . inclosed heated porcheS. gas
h: w h.; exceptionally fine, condition:
plumbing in for 2 families 2-car garage;
Sl.,950: Call Mr. Rayenscrott, MI s24l /.
Ewes. DU. 664 or MI. 0.12. VIM. H.
BOAZE, 340s 18th st. ne. 4
CAPITOL HILL-Home with income East
Capitol st, near Sth;, row brick building;
II rms, 3 baths, full basement. auto; oil
heat; furnished; present income $40
HUMPHREYS. Realtor. sos North Capitol
Evening star., 1948-06-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

SPRING VALLEY or American University
Park-For a distinctive 3-bedrm,. . bath
home We have buyer who is very particn-
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN 4 CO, l415 X St
NV. ring ME-. 54o0. =
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white or
colored. any condition or section. DE.
WE WISH TO BUT A NICE HoME-will
consider any nice section. Have all cash.
No agents. Box 312-B, Star. "A
HOME AND INCOME PROPERTY vsnyed.
several buyers Waiting. WALDO HARRIS.
ME 1884, Ii. eoTp.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
ReaItoT, MllIS BIdE., Dl. 'j'5O3.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.


ANDREWS FIELD and Naval Research
this area, see this tine 7-rm; stone home ON,
y bsdrm am snS sifn 5ath fsD1fs eR oo sa S bdrm rms
and bath on Ind floor: full bsmt.. oil
h-w.h.; over " acre Of land: Scar garage s
!y 81 shown BY appt. Phone AT. 1927. c. D;
MURPHY. Realtor. 1401 25th st. Sc II
AVENAL. nr. N. Q. L. at White oakLA-
cottage: oil heat, garage and storage rm
$3.50 a or best cash offer under. WORTH
ave. Sligo 800; il no answer. can sH.
CHEyERLY-Two-sto story brick and frame
house. living room, fireplace. dining rQom; of1sd
bath: bath built-in garage. large porch and
sundeck: fun bsmt;. oil &C, heat; prleea Prices
for Eat astek sst sth fs sErr4EL[ Il ag1 81 sfoo
CHEyERLY. MD. - Several new 2,stoIy
brick homes in exclusive neighborhood
shfssss sss ssIDRs RE%L TsG VII
eohMHs GssIsi1Sss asfasso assfAaso.msunr.lexsi rooms.
sysssm. 81 esoS1.esD Vacant % Open. OWNER ia. 7oio
EpMoNDsToN RD.. Riverdals. Md.-s
$4,000. o. B. zANTzlNGER, JR., WA.
encl, front porch: h-w.h., full bsmt, ;
price, $4,000. Call Mrs. Werner: WA.
3aSs. with o. B. zANTZINGER; JR eoo
down: attractive and new 5-room corner
bungalow. on a spacious corner lot: stove
and refrigerator. oil heat: eonysnlently
Ioss.ea ssss In aArFELL REAL ESTATE On,
Mt RAINIER-S2 500 down. approx. $50
psr mo buys this lovely det. 2,story neme
HAMMAcK REALTY. gN. 3so5: =
aere Of ground; priced 70 seil tSqaS Sr a. 4,
GAusT,. sH 4e4s. II Ne answer. sall