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penses. One of my neighborS who has
an extensive feedlot operation and who
is completely sold on the idea of feed
ing alfalfa Silage instead of alfalfa hav
needed more than he can produce on
his own place and so l sold him 40
acres of hay standing in the field. In
order to arrive at a fair price for this
crop we calculated the yield on a dry
basis and deducted the harvesting costs
which brought us to about SIS per ton.
This price is comparable to SIS per
ton for hay baled and stacked.
Most of the country is short of hay
this year. The dryland areas which
usually receive a good first cutting of
alfalfa have been without rain for so
long that they are getting only half
to third their usual production and
some farmers are pasturing their hay
because they figure it will not pay
harvesting costs.
Makes Irrigation Look Good
It's years like this which make an
irrigated farm appear to be a good
venture. In the east and middle west
drought is taking heavy toll and even
here in Montana stockmen have start
ed moving their cattle to market, fear
ing grass shortage will reduce gains
and eliminate any chance for profits.
cannot understand why some farm
erS who have an opportunity to par
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ticipate in the development of a good
irrigation project at a reasonable cost
will oppose such development. Land
and water are two of our most precious
natural resources and in order to de-
velop them to the place where they
will produce the greatest amount of
benefit to the people it is necessary
to have the two working together.
In other semi-arid states water de-
velOpment has progressed to the point
where there is practically no surplus
run-off from the streams. All of the
water is put to beneficial use produc-
ing hydroelectric power, irrigating
land for increased crop yields and
building more homes and better COM
munitieS for the people. 1t seems to
me this should be the goal in the de-
velopment of our state.
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The fellow who remembers best what
he was taught at his mothers knee was
probably bent over it at the time.
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You free to choose siding and roofing free
yourself with directions hire builder
doors ond windows where little goes quickly
long.
& l & WALLS, LENGTH
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Lutherans and Divorce
Continued from Back PeRe)

new marriage to fulfill the
Christian vow of lifelong
fidelity.
3. This report has to be
acted on by the Board of So
cial Missions and by the con-
vention of the United Luther
an Church in America be-
fore it can be considered as
recognized and binding up
on that Church. The effort of
the Commission on Marriage
and Divorce has been not to
relax our Church's stand, but
to seek wiser and more
realistic way Of dealiDs with
the problem.
HAROLD c. LET'S.
Secretary of the Commission on
Marriage and Divorce. Board of
Social Missions OF the United
Lutheran Church in America.
New York. Dec. Is. 1855.
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Men-(hasing Women

Continued from Page II
Helen Dolores Olson Friday night sobbed Get up Baby
get Up when she her husband tumble the Chicago
Stadium from her televison California
told international News Service today that possible
citation first had TO be talked between them
ironically, Pea-soUp fog delayed Bobo's plane flight
from Chicago TO their Hlsborough home outside Of San
Francisco The plane skted fog bound San Francisco and
landed Sacramento 30 miles distant where Olson
Peeied to spend the night
Informed that Mrs. olson who has filed divorce suit is
going think over" reconciliation Bobo frightened
ably
Mrs Olson said she three Of their children hvddIed in
front OF their TV set watching Sugar Ray Robinson ka.o
Olson in the second round for the title She gasped:
we stunned. Just couldn't help crying thought
he would work that Robinson over"
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God re the Newspaper Strike
.oor ADVANCED PERIOD
Continued from Back Page)

..opr ADVANCED PERIOD
r. This more advanced period human deadIoeks should
oved by reading to the group the Lords Prayer with lis
,l interpretation from Gods greatest miracle worker
- 3, the Bible and mperavey necessary TO lberate the
L from the devsh and msnte preiafons Of the
religions fundamentals perfeet-the Ten
eosr,,ndnents and chrisrs Sermon the Mount
cupIsTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
I'm Speaking Of the Christian Science Textbook Science
.aueah with Key the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
X Nineteenth Century Mary, whom He used TO put the
Nils Christ Science-"nto three measures of meal
;eree theology medicine see Matthew 1893 and the
Science Theology and Medicine in Science and Heath
RESOLVE DEADLOCK
H that did not resolve the deadlock then read 70 the
lam christs Sermon the Mount from the Protestant or
S,hoIe Bible Matthew 5fh, 9th and 9Th chapters By this
49,, r,sny deadlock would be resolved but il not then
oeeed 10 read out loud 70 the grovp-eover cover
eee and Health with Key TO the Scriptures keeping track
Interruptions and Such procedure should make
ro drswnovt strike like GMcs ITO days more utterly
out Of The questions
Ten days after my talks with Messrs and w. Strike
Was oyerl
BEFORE SIGNING OFF WITH MR.. WEcKLER, ASKED
ulM TO HEAR A FEW HlcHLICHTS OF THE 20 TO IS
N MlNuTe.TALK WITH DICK WAKEFIELD or THE TIGERS
Fl THAT MORNING. | TOLD MR. WAKEFIELD THAT THE
newl WAS RO6BING HIM AND HAL NEWHOUSER AND
PAIL TROUT OF TOO MUCH VALUABLE TIME AND EN-
Frey IN THE PURSUIT OF EASY MONEY OR POPULARITY
4 or both, PROBABLY REFERRED TO THE NEW TESLA
\NeNT SCRIPTURE: THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN
4 MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF GOD"
NEWHoUSER beat Boston to that afternoon, after
HAVING been knocked out Of the box four times in row. And
as remember it, started four Of double playsl And he
newspapers and commentators proclaimed "NEWHOUSER
HAS COME BACK"
wakefield made good three times out of five
pinehhiter; 3rvn homer tying the score! He
Temporarily place in The lineup bringing up his low
batting average we'll above 1901
BUT wakefield is A ROMAN CATHOLIC AND SO
ArHE DEVIL COULD ROB HIN OF THE INSPIRATION OF
PfHIs VIRGIN DIVINE scIENcEl AND so uNoUALiFIEDlY
DECLARE THAT WAKEFIELD HAS BEEN VICTIM OF
THE ERRORS or ROMAN CATHOLICISM AND MATERlA
MEDICAL
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Parents and Delinquency

CONTINUED from Back Page)
instructions 10 the parents. II there is compliance with
directions the recaeiran heads Of family 10 be made
subject 10 $3.50 thirty days in Jail both We imagine
this idea will not very we'll with urss and social
workers. but is about time that the community applied
parents Maybe these sanctions won't work in all
STILL the errng youngsie Is expected TO take respon
sby for his acts certainly is not too much TO expect the
same Of the cuIpsbe father and mother.
We also indorse the recommendation for permanent
State Youth Commission with broad powers Another
s,rueve proposal is improve the youthful offender law
with all its demonstrated capacity for rehabiIaiing den.
auents particularly by extending 10 apply TO nineteen and
The suggestion that youngsters, down
70 the aces Of fifteen and sixteen, be allowed TO work while
oono 10 school is solid for keeping them out Of
trouble
The stress on improved dsgnose and treatment facilities
for disturbed children eommendsbe and the whole
hearted underwriting Of better probation services in the courts
Then too the commission foof Psircln,en. u
seey observes that teachers need 10 be trained in mental
hvoiene There great deal about the importance Of
Continued next Column TOP
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opened Sept. 20.
Another difficulty for the
president of an Assembly,
said Senior Maza, is that "ev-
eryone" wants to know what
he feels and "some"-in-
GLIDING visiting parties OF
school and college students
want to look at him.
"He is a rara avis that
comes in this case, from the
Antarctic; he may be a diff
ferent shape from the rara
avis that comes from the
North Pole, and they all
want to make sure" he ex-
planned.
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My Answer
BY BILLY GRAHAM

BY BILLY GRAHAM Detroit Free Press
QUESTIONS have recently begun 70 read the New Tesla.
Now told that the church existed before fhe rev
Testament therefore in possession Of authority
than the Bible itself Can you explain this problem 10
that can study with restored confidence? ER
ANSWER Historically the church in existence before
the New Testament.
notice that TIE writer's always appeal 70 the existing Old
Testament authority Also you will notice that God ap
proved the genuneness Of the work and the dependab
the writer by miraculous demonstration and by general
sent Of the body Of believers in every place.
The books call canoncsl able by fhe weight Of
their separate themselves from all spurious and
pseudo books
The evidence the books themselves not alone be-
Of their historical accuracy and approval but the
Of The power Of their combined and the vitality
they exhibit in every generation this work 70
mend itself you being superior TO continuing orsan1s
tons conflicting voices in any age.
It's power 10 transform lives is its best sPooseie
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II urges that laws on divorce
be changed SO that the pro-
lcedures of social casework
can be used to reunite a
family before a divorce
could be granted.
z. The report also indi-
Gates that the privilege Of
Christian marriage for a di.
vorced person should not
hinge upon guilt or inno-
eence in divorce litigation.
The sin involved is always
shared to some degree by
both parties to a divorce. In
deed, the report suggests
that the privilege of remar-
Age should be based on the
persons recognition of that
SINFUL Involvement, repent
snce Tor it, an effort to come
!" a deeper Christian faith,
ana a determination in any
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Of Science and Faith
CONTINUED from Back Page)

using up his resources at appalling rate and his
demand them growing Iaarmingy What is he going
TO use for his various purposes the future? The problem
of energy is not nearly battling II appeared
while ago. True exhavsing fossil fuels in spite
of our great coal and continued discovery OF
new Of oil for consider the long pull and not
lust how keep mounting horde of automobiles running
for another decade But atomic energy has been
dueed and practically applied, and although II is not yet
economically competitive with fuels except under unusual
circumstances II will be. Atomic fuel moreover. will
become almost inexhaUsfbIe for practical purposes II we
learn sometime shall to Utilize the process OF fusion as
we'll as that Of fssion
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Continued frC
and Rickover, is more dan
gerous to the United States
(and that means you and
mel than the Red Army's
3O0-odd divisions, Moscow's
400 or more submarines, It's
present stockpiles Of A
bombs and H-bombs; il is
more dangerous to you and
mel than the Kremlin's pro-
paganda campaign, its com
petitive co-existence policy;
its anticolonization drive.
That takes in a lot of ter
ritory. Il is meant to. Says
Admiral Strauss; "All of our
blessings, even our free
DOM is in danger because
Of this Achilles heel.
Says Admiral Rickover.
I'VE face a fateful chal-
lenge. The way we meet il
will determine the future of
our country"
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Jane Todd Sees

CONTINUED from Back Page)
At the Kitchen" level Miss Todd said that during the
hrtyhree months Of President TrUmans regime pound
of hamburger up six cents 70 81 cents but under Pe
dent Eisenhowers first thrythree months decreased u
40 pound Miss Todd said that the Eisenhows
adnnisira atoms holding OF the line food costs would bring
the out in strength next TO vote Republican
During The thirty hree-monh period surveyed Miss odd
said that Mr. Truman the cost Of ton Of stove coal
fell 50 81 October price Of S23e7 The cost
gallon Of gradewo fuel oil increased Accents under Mr..
but only half under President Eisenhower she
said.
In like manner she said the price Of dozen eggs went
up Ia under Mr. Truman but only cents during The
Eisenhower administration.
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Cocktail Party Bane-
Continued from Back Page)

Nations. From that general
narmony, the general effect
ought by the United Nations
would be achieved"
Senor Maza's joking So
\ Ia, observations were made
'he close of an Assembly
s s.''on during which almost
NJ III Official receptions were
80 according to the esti-
w s'e of a United Nations
[ia'sial: These did not in
.0e luncheons or dinners
|" which you get a chance
~ !" down, at least" he
|'O' The Assembly session
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Go! to the Detroit Tribune
Continued From Page u
BY BILLY GRAHAM

QUESTION:: beset with doubt all the time because
have assurance in my heart that ready God
and want 10 know that Can you give something
which pin my hopes? M
ANSWER Yes, you pin your hopes the word Of a
gentleman Jesus promises also other promises in His
Holy Word
Jesus said He that heareih my word and beleveth
Him that sent hath everlasting life, and shall
into eondemnoon but passed from death life" Again
He says This the will of Him that me- that everyone
which seeih he Son. and beeveh Him. may have everas
ing life; and will raise him up the last day"
Many years after Jesus said these words the Apostle
John wrote These things have written you that be.
eve the Of the Son Of Cod that ye may
we have eternal life Paul also gives these comforting
words: THE Spirit Himself besreth witness with spirit.
that the children Of Cod"
Your trouble is probably that you keep looking inward
yourself Turn your eyes outward and upward and look
Christ Accept Him your Savior and in His promise
that you His child.
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m Back Page)
What is this Achilles heel?
In a word-Americas in
adequate school system
its understaHed, Anticipated,
outmoded school system.
If that sounds like a let
down, think il over before
you pooh-pooh the admiraIs.
Their concern is not just
over the graduate schools,
the scientific schools, the
engineering schools. Their
Achilles heel includes the
colleges and the high schools
and grade schools-the.
whole system. Because, II.
you don't have good ele-
mentary schools you cant
have good secondary
schools; and If you don't
have good secondary schools
you can't have good grad.
uate schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
STORY OF ENTERPRISE

The narrative Of the Ford Companys qrowth, from
small business that had very little outside capital powed
back its earnings every year build bigger and bigger
plant with larger and larger capacity produce
reality the story of American enterprise whole in the
last few generations
There low taxes in the 20s SO earnings didn't have
TO be shared with the in such large proportions
today Now corporation pay 81 out Of every
dollar OF profit TO the government The remaining 48
has TO take Of payments investors we'll
be put into Surplus" for future expansion II questionable
whether anybody could build big company today
the way that Henry Ford did
initiative and inventive genius permitted full sway private
capital is forthcoming 10 build new businesses.
DIVIDEND TAX At ISSUE
What is disturbing TO American business nowadays
is the possibility Of radical administration being elected
1855 which might discourage investors Thus already there
Democratic leaders who proposing the repeal of
provision the law in 1854 which makes portion
OF the dividends received by investor exempt from double
taxation The campaign behind the is based the
class warfare that has enabled Socialists keep many
other countries from prospering
Lots Of people today know that up Till 1854 after
corporation paid in 81 Of every dollar of
profit the individual had pay another tax TO he
Federal government whatever money they got out Of the
other 40 u double penalty which other group
Of taxpayers had bear II is the possibility Of and
such policies threatening conscaon OF earnings which
making the Democratic party appear 10 voters destructive
rather than constructive
The Eisenhower administrations strength with the voters
today the other hand due TO the fact that has created
climate in which business management and labor can
prosper.
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Jerry Ross, 29-BOrn Rosenberg
in the Bronx, Died in New York
of Chronic Lung Infection
ATS WHAT THE DEVIL sAYsl

THAT'S WHAT The DEVIL SATSl
SENSUoUS EDUCATION RELIGION, DISCIPLINE,
THINKING, PRAYERS, ARE MlRRoRED IN THE
HUMAN BODY, WHICH is NOT PERSON, BUT IMAGE
A CONGRESSIONAL MENTAL IMAGE or THE SUM
TOTAL OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS AND RESIDING
IN THE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
SPACE IS IN US-IN coNscloUsNEssl-NoT OUT
SIDE or usl
tchesgo Tribvne)-"Jerry Ross, 49, who with Richard
Adler wrote the for the musical comedies Psisms
Game and Damn Yankees died here today Of chronic lung
infection He had suffered from the lung infection since his
high school days He teamed up with Adler in 1850 and
ssher they wrote $50 songs, among them Rags TO Riches
Continued next column, TOP)
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; Premature Deaths
The Devil Taking rs Years!!!
Ages-20, ~, 30

Chicago Tribun
SOPHOMORE AT WRIGHT JUNIOR COLLEGE
KILLED IN AN AUTOMOBILE coLLsIoN."-Lous Morton
Paul TO-
WAS OF A HOME, CHURCH, SUNDAY scHooL-IF
ANY-AND EDUCATION DEVOID OF, OR DEFICIENT IN,
GODS INDISPENSABLE INCOMPATIBLE,
IMPERATIVE, CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
SLOPPY THINKING, DISCIPLINE, PRAYERS. SHUT OUT
THE ANcELS-GoDS SPIRITUAL THOUGHTS AND
IDEAs-A PERFECT. DIVINE PRoTEcTloN!n
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them. Veteran conciliators
and arbitrators often COM
pare ACKNOWLEDGEMENT re.
lations with those OF a hus-
band and wife. Unless the
family" expects to break
up for keeps both sides had
better look just a bit to the
years ahead.
Thus United States Steel's
stoves and hot soup for
union pickets a few years
ago. Thus Westinghouse
Christmas loan. Neither
could have happened even
quarter century ago. That's
what's good about the story.
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What's Good About This
CONTINUED from Back Page)

suddenly succumbed to a
wave of generosity I?
OF course Westinghouse
wanted to create employee
good will. OF course It hoped
this might help end the
strike. Thus far the lUE is
right. But there is more to
it than that.
Westinghouse knows, and
the lUE knows, too, that this
strike will be settled, that
the $4,000 employees will
pick up their tools, and that
they will have also to pick
up living with Westinghouse
and Westinghouse with
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Gods Christ Science Messiah
Continued from Back Page)


PART
The ACHIEVEMENT OF MAXIMUM, DIVINE RIGHT:
AND CoRRElATIvE HUMAN RIGHTS
LOVE NE tcod) sUPREMELY VIA STUDY, MEDlTA-
TON, PRAYER, AND CHRIST SCIENCE DISCIPLINE
AND Dl-vIN-EL-Y POWERFUL
Thinking THUS RESULTING. GIVES MAN
DOMINION OVER THE WHOLE EARTH!-NoT AS A
IYRANTl, BUT VIA cHRisTLIKE LOVE! AND YOU
THUS MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE
AS ITS MASTER! (s&H
Ito Be Continued Next Week.
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Ssalded in Tub
CONTINUED from Back Pags)


PART 3
n me CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT is DESTINED
.ovsRN THE HUMAN RAcEIil-ouTSIDE OF IT'S
Perfect ENLIGHTENMENT, HEALING, DIVINE
|-'sLATloN. ONE OBSERVES THE GLARlNc
EFFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT HONESTY,
..llcENcE, OF THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE
ovPES AND THEIR PITlFUL oFFsPRINGl
we submit from The Detroit Times OF ll22
Joyce MeAdoo. lomonih-old daughter OF Mrs loe's
died early today in Receiving Hospital OF burns over
per s.. cent Of her body.
MRS. MeAdoo told police she was bathing the baby and
s' daughter. Rose Ann, last night and lett them m
u1 TOR TO play. She hssrd scream and found
OF The girls had turned The hot water Rose Ann
sped without injury"
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Mrs. Harris Shapero, Age 30

"a SENIOR IN NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL scHOOL"-WHIcH. TOGETHER WITH
HER SPIRITUALLY ADULTERoUs RELIGION,
WAcED SUCH PATHETIC, FEEBLE COMPETITION VS..
GODS IMPERATIVE, CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH TO ALL PEoPLEs
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Threat to Enterprise
Continued From Back Page)

Revelation Of the details of Ford Compsnys progress
from the days when Henry Ford pioneered in 1909 with the
ow-preed automobile, story of free enterprise unpar-
seled anywhere in the world Few people today realize
automobiles were being purchased only by the wefodo
Ford came along with that sold less than $780,
opened up auomofve transportation millions Of persons.
Inc dollar worth far less today purchasing power than II
then and the low priced automobile costs several times
$500 now But wages and incomes also eorrespondngy
hiuher
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Carpenter 0usted-
CONTINUED from Page II

Continued from Page II
The damages granted Albert J. Couie. Kennewk.
by Benton county Superior court Jury after six day trial
coUe had asked S37 500 from the Pssco Carpenters
No o49 and Mwrghts Local 1899 He said the miwrghts
fired him in 1854 for his odvfy check collecting and
result he expelled from he carpenters local. The Jury
awarded him 81 600 for loss of $1,000 for pain
and suffering and So 900 for loss Of union benefits.
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search, about he maximum Of available reerestons
facilities. about community cooperation.
All in ALL the commission prevention and rehsbifs
fion fhe first lines Of defense The home, Of the
biggest buwark II gratifying that for all the various
receives recommended this fact has been made album
dainty clear
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Nom Who Leaped l52Feet eff Span
Leaves Hospital ="

NOTE TO READER: THIS IS ONE OF SEVERAL Hun
DRED INDIVIDUALS WHO RECEIVED THREE MEATY
PORTIONS or THE DETROIT TRIBUNE, FIRST CLASS
MAIL, AND, IN MANY CASES, AUTHORIZED CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE BOOKLETS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
The Devil Takes Well Known Actor
Sam Byrd. A.

Sam Byrd, a.
FOR 20 YEARS VIA THE WRONG DISCIPLINE THINK
INC, PRAYERS, OF THE WRONG HOME CHURCH OR
SUNDAY scHOOL-lF ANY. DEFECTIVE, CHRIST
SCIENCE VOID EDUCATION. OR PREVIOUSLY
DEFICIENT THEREIN
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EVANGELIST DR. BILLY GRAHAM RE THE CHURCH
BEFORE THE NEW TESTAMENT.
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THE SAME is TRUE or JOHN J. TUoHEY. 49,
AN empIoye OF he Detroit Edison Co. for -
died al M Carmel Mercy Hospital Requiem High Maa
will be said al ST. Theress's Church :" free Press
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UncIe SAM Achilles =

Continued from Back Pase)