…Cloudy, 1: chang Weather ight snow; no deeid-id g'e in temperature. Y Lw igan ti VOL. XLIX. No. 78 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hopkins Sticks By His Record' In Senate Quiz; Mtir hy Is Hit Refuses To Retract Word He Uttered; Admits He Said Too Many Of Them Rep. Hoffman First' To Attack Murphy WASHINGTON, Jan. 11-(/P)-Har- ry Hopkins, seeking confirmation as Secretary of Commerce, sat before a Senat...…
…THE MICHTIGAN 'DAI L THIURSDlAY, ,AN.,I12,'1939 ,, Hays To Give VFin Southern Show' Revived Here Di Famous 'One Man Show' By WPA Cash Textil To AppearAtUnity Hall T Part of the state-wide museums The "One Man Show" from the project being conducted with WPA Rich,v fSouth, Le, Hays.iwell-known for his funds is reviving an art which, in tels arec gongs and stories is comingto Ann this country at least, is practically ex- tiles on Arbor at 8:...…
…;I THE MIICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN p!. When East Met West .. ALL-AMERICAN Ralph Heikkinen, still the unassuming Ramsay gentle-' man of two years ago when he was "too slow" to be a running guard, has returned from some 8,000 miles of transcontinental adventure and 51 minutes of East-West football with the following items: ' 1--A definite decision not to turn professional.F 2-Two sweaters (All-American and All-East)., 3-...…
…A TTT ---------------L Y I!U THE MICHIGAN DAILY I TODAY i WASH INGTON 4 -6 I it , B -by David Lawrence- 31 I v! PMOt pwq Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of sttudent Publications. Pubished every morning except Monday during the University. year and Summer 11ession. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repub...…
…u RAY 3AN " i ;;-;e:.THIE .MlICIiTGAN i1I3 A I Y: C ndergraduate Tea Is Planned Moping On The Mall By Meandering Minnie Coburn School Offers Tuition To Bridge The Seasons Ann Arbor Members Organize For Tomorrow r I S oeial Committee To GiveI First Of Year's Series' In Ballroom Of League I i Things are getting a mite feverish, the old mouse says, with finals, J-Hop, reviews and stuff coming on in a few weeks. The Alpha Phi house...…
…T H MIIIU16AN hA ILY La Io. , Groups Og'anize New i 4iheral Paper, 'Was' tenaw Progressive' Seeks Support Of Local IUons And Farmers Enc :;cI by the Trades and Labor' Counc: of Ann Arbor, the "Washte- naw P' :ressive," liberal newspaper, recent. organized here, is now being submi att±d to the local unions, co- operat i, and farm groups for ap- proval :d support. Thy ewspaper, according to its statenre t of policy, has been institut- ed to ,...…
…The Weather Rain v snow north, and rain turning to snow in south; colder in west today. L Sir&iAzi 30att Editorial, The Ludlow Proposal.. Battle Of Te'ruel.. VOL. XLVIII. No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Adequate Aid For Michigan Relief Pledged) At Whitehouse f Murphy, In Washington, Says Slump Is Serious But AppearsTemporary Finds Evidence Of Automotive Upturn WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-(P)- Governo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JAN 12. 1903 Roosevelt's Plea For Big Navy7 Seen Link in Recession. Cure PIII ncY Labels Chiin ar industries, lie, stated, emphla ti' jug; Excuise For Resumption that department stores are onlyR slightly behind last year. Such a Of Inflation Policies condition, Mr. Palmer said, cannot last with the nation's purchasing (Continued from-Page x) power dwindling rapidly under the effects of unemployment and fear. a...…
…WEDNESDAY, MN. 12, 8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Hockey Team1 Starts Drive For - _ Rough Tussle Is Anticipated ASE By-Wolverines By IRVIN Weight Advantage Gives EDITOR'S NOTE: That mad mis- creant of the Minneapolis mail, and our Gophers Edge In Tilts. vindictive critic, comes up with a gloat- e aing screed on the Minnesota hockey six. sTo Start Why we condescend to print these, we don't know-unless they appeal to our indolent nature. But t...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DATLY WEDNESDAY, JAN 12, 1938 I WEDNESOAY, JAN 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r- / 11 - days within the city after its capture were made under all the disadvantages entailed by assaults against a fortified position with none of the. advantages of surprise, the key to the Loyalist success. The stronghold may still be retaken by the Rebels, but every day makes the possibility more remote and multiplies the difficulti...…
…WEDNESDAY, M-N. (-,, IDES THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FITE WJ?~DNESAY, .AN.12. ........ F.. Norma Curtis Will Be General Chairman Of Assembly Ball Jai.18 And 19 Are Dates Set F Ptor Petitionin Interviews For Chairman Positions Will Be Given At LeagueJan. 20, 211 Norma Curtis, '39, has been chosen general chairman for this year's As- sembly Ball, Helen Jesperson, '38, president of Assembly, announced yesterday. The definite date for the b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, .iAN 12, 1938 Music Scores Will Be Filmed By Dr. Moore New Technique To Make3 Research Work Easier, Professor Moore States Missing Youth Hun ted a The filming of rare musical scores or books, unavailable to most stu- dents, will be a great boon to gradu- ate and research work in music, ac- cording to Prof. Earl V. Moore, di- rector of the School of Music. Professor Moore has been appoint- ed chairman of a c...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness, colder today; tomorrow, cloudy and colder. C, 4r A6F A6F r-mmomw t r t ~aiIF Editorials The Barn Beside The Union ... A Greater Need ... VOL XLVII No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 12, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Topples Wildcats, 34 To 31, In Exciting Finish., Team Scores Four Points In Closing 60 Seconds Of ThrillingGame Townsend Is High Scorer Of Contest 7,600 Watch Wolverines Win First ...…
…F PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 12, 1937 -- i NE WS Of The DAY (By The Associated Press) Hoover Plans Hunt For Kidnapers CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-PW)-J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bu- reau of Investigation, said tonight his, department would "use all the re-, sources at our command to appre- hend and bring to justice the kid- naper and slayer of the Mattson boy." Arriving from South Bend, where he addressed the Universit...…
…TUESDAY. JAN. 12, 1937 '1" 1-1 E Al ICAJIGAN DAILY PAVE THREE . ,.. ..., _..., a as tJ i.a a. 1_. a..a ,... s MichiganRallies In Final Minutes To Down Wildcats, 34-31 Bill Barclay's. Follow-In Shot Clinches Game Purple's Attempt To Stop Jake Townsend's Passes Proves Boomerang Is First Big Ten Win (Continued from Page 1) 'in the first half the Wildcats hit ap- proximately 48 per cent of their long shots for five baskets out of the seve...…
…0 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 12, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - E 4,, ~, 1"6 Member 1937 ssoCidied Colle6idie Press Wstributors or Coegioe D"6est Published every moring except Monday during the University year and Sumner Session by the Board in Con'trol of Student Publications. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to th'e use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not...…
…ff TUESDAY, JAN. 12, 1997 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Mass Meeting For Freshman W omen To Be Held Thursday,, Jan. 21 i The Primrose Path One would never know that exams were just around the corner to travel around Ann Arbor over the week-end ... there seem to be just as many people in the favorite haunts as there ever are ... of course, fraternity parties are conspicuous for their absence but the League and the Union more than made up ...…
…W PAGE SIX THE M-ICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 12, 1937 Original Prints Are Exhibited In Alumni Hall Work Of American Artists Is Shown By Ann Arbor Art Association Etchings, woodcuts and lithographs of the American Artists Group which are now on display at Alumni Mem- orial Hall under the auspices of the Ann Arbor Art Association show a wide range of subject matter and contrasting techniques, officials of the local association say. There a...…
…The Weather Chiu dy. s huw nkrrs trellwt nut li:, s aue tloa - t i to~da y l ollm - a 1n i w i L -.99L f Ab A6F 4tr .AL gift A 91L Dade Editorials The Threat Of' Pressure Growu . Shortcomhigs of High Schools ... VOL. XLVI No. 76 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Five Beats Minnesota Michigan Wins By 38 To 28 Score, Using Superior Height To Control Ball Captain Tamagno Is Back In Lineup Earl Townsen...…
…P'AGE' TW6 " 1 IV MI 11XNI DI~tY- SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1936 NSL Is Out Of Existence As An Individual Unit Coalition Hopes To Unite AllExisting Youth Drives Against War And Fascism The National Student League, which last year found itself holding the campus spotlight on more than Truck Driver Miraculously Escapes Death In Accident CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING one occasion, exists no more, either nationally or locally. Its place in the anti-war...…
…SUNiAY, t JUARY 1 2, 119.36 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fighting Wolverine Sextet Beaten By Chatham Maroo ns, 7-2 Biggest Crowd Sees Season's Fastest Game Fabello Tallies Both Goals For Varsity As Chatham Proves Too Good By FRED BUESSER Chatham's powerful Maroons un- leashed a dazzling offense to sweep over a valiant Wolverine hockey team 7-2, in a fast, hard-checking ice battle at the Coliseum last night. Before an overflow crowd of 1,400 wildly-e...…
…I FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY of these plans lies in the future, yet even an observation of the maladjustments which the student has carried over into the University is a strong substantiation of Dr. Tildsley's criticism, and a good argument for his proposals (with the exception of segregation of the sexes, which is an abnormal condition). Although it is not emphasized by Dr. Ti...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SUNJ)AY, JANUARY 12, 193C PAGE FIVE Wyvern Group W ill Sponsor Meetings For Freshman Women Here n- Honor Society To Hold Series Of Luncheons Noon Meetings Conducted By Wyvern Are To Start Tuesday AtLeague Members To Speak Activities To Be Explained To Freshmen Women In Six Meetings The first in a series of luncheon meetings to be given for freshmen women under the auspices of Wyv...…
…su THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY', JANT-j,,%,RV 12, B.'," ~TX ~UNT)AV, JANU&RY 1~, 193I~ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) ride planned at the last meeting will to be held today. Please report prompty at 7 p.m. to the Foundation from where the ride will begin. Re- freshments will be served at the Foundation after the ride. Scalp and Blade meeting in the Union at 5:30 p.m. All members are requested to be present. Room to be poste...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy Saturday, not so cold at night; Sunday snow, followed by colder in west por- tion. somd SirL igau DgaiI Editorials The Outstanding Schools of 1934 .. . Court Action On The New Deal . VOL. XLV. No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hockey Team Wins Big Ten Opener, 6 0 Badger Offense Stopped Cold; Jewell Has Only Seven Saves Sherf And Heyliger Get Five Counters Bill Chase Scores ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1935 LATE WIER NEWS DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive nptlce to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. South Be"d Stores Are Wrecked By Bombs CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY New Agriculture Aides Appointed By Thomson LANSING, Jan. 11 -(')- Appoint- ment of new heads for five...…
…SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'dA6E 'T'HREE SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1935 PAGE THREE W Swimming Team Swamps Indiana In First Meet, 57 To 27 Four Big Ten Michigan Cagers PlayGophers In Second Big Swim Records - - Ten Game Ar e Bettered Hockey Team - v -e~ ^ ~^ ^ 1* w Gee Replaced Wolverines Capture All First Places; All Sophs Show Up Well By GEORGE J. ANDROS TherWolverine swimming team, Western Conference and National...…
…PAGE FOtU. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUJRDAY,. JANUARY, , 193 5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I I -,.c .... WI but rather the more conservative jurists of the country, even in the case of a "liberal" court. Hav- in no popular appeal, and without any consti- tutional security, for Congress can create such a number of justices that the court becomes a mere instrument of the legislators, the Supreme Court is in a difficult position in times of stress....…
…Y. JANU~TARY 12.1 T.H E MJ CH I GA N DA TLY PAGE FWE THE ICHGAN AIL. PA~E 1V. R% Ticket Sellout Predicted For Annual Dance Fraternity Insignias To Be Featured In The Ball Decoration Scheme Tickets for the annual Interfratern- ity Ball, which will be held Friday in the Union Ballroom, are going rap- idly and a sellout is anticipated by Monday or Tuesday, Philip A. Single- ton, president of the Interfraternity Council, '35E, said yesterday....…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ _ .._ Inmported Voters Are Streaming; Into Saar Basin 55,000 Are Coming From Abroad To Participate In Election To Broadcast Results 57 Trainloads Will Swell Numbers Of The Reich's Supporters SAARBRUECKEN, Saar Basin Ter- ritory, Jan. 11 -(')- Thousands of "imported" voters flocked into the Saar Basin Territory today to cast! their ballots in Sunday's plebiscite. They came from Germany, 'France, Asia and Afri...…
…The Weather Cloudy today with light rain or snow possible; tomorrow cloudy and colder. Y it gar f VOL. XLIV No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1934 I _ U wmwllmm Six Planes Complete LongHop Navy Fliers Reach Pearl Harbor Aft er Longest Massed Ocean Flight Seaplanes Greeted Gayly By Crowds 2,400-Mile Flight Is Made In Total Elapsed Time Of Less Than 25 Hours HONOLULU, Jan. 11. -(')- Com- pleting aviation's longest massed...…
…THE- -MICHIGAN DAILY FRD Free Silver Coinage. o T rees [CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 11ELP WANTED A I CLASSIFIED IWANTED at once, young, single. fin -Associated Press Phote Two of the leaders in the fight for free coinage of silver are Burton K. Wheeler (left) of Montana and William 11. King (right) of Utah. They laid their proposal before President Roosevelt and said they were very satisfied with the interview. Wheeler is sponsoring a bill for fre...…
…I,, 1934 TIlE MIChIGAN [PAIIY Michigan Natators To wim In Open Handicap Meet T onigi Y I I PLAY & BY-PLAY -By AL NEWMAN-I OpeningMeetOf '34 Season To Be Held In I-M Pool' Pucksters At HoughtonFor Mines Game Tonighi Dunlup Pair Wins IDwI-Son Golf Title Michigan, The Defenders.... * * * SHOULD A CIRCUMSTANCE, now unforseen in a future as vague and unpredictable as was the case three thousand years ago, plunge the United States into wa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Four sturs means extraordinary; three stars definitely recommended; two stars, average; one star, Inferior; no stars, stay away from it. Ruthven, I think it was, said once that man is the only animal who wages mass "interspecial" war, if I may use the word. Maybe I could knock the stuffings out of you, "Critic," and some things in your weird letter made me want to do so when first I read it. When burglars raid my home, whe...…
…3 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prom Tiekets Uppereas.e . ariga ' Ordehtra W i Play For Ann al Dance At Union Friday Nigh Tickets for the Soph Prom go o sale today to upperclassmen an freshmen as well as to members o the sophomore class. They will be sold at the League, Union, and th: Hut as well as at the desks in Uni. versity Hall and the West Engineer- ing Building where they have beer sold during the past week. Member: of the committee are also se...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUAi CWA Projects For University Are Launched Will Cost Approximately $75,000; Give Work To 280 Students University CWA projects which will cost approximately $75,000 and eventually provide 260 to 280 jobs have all been gotten under way. Eighty to 100 of these jobs will be of the "white-collar" variety, and will be on educational projects in vari- ous departments of the University, according to Prof. L. M. Gram, ...…
…contiiuecold il.da-Y probabirl~y rY ".h tv wa rmer. friar 41P t t Editor A Scientific Name Refor, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1933 MW U Japs Open Big Drive On Jehol Anti-Good Will Fund Agitators Harangue 150 Students ted Campaign [uer Territory Way, Rumor inghai Says Take Key ut Off Pass 0 4 Of 10,000 [uted Land; ry Planning na Proper ated Press) patches received ,y indicated that ;anese campaign iese Provin...…
…E MICHIGAN DAILY LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i i the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until a. m. saturday. THURSDAY, JANIUAYi 12, 1933 No. 78 Grandson Of Premier Mussolini German Legendary Characters Misconceived By Modern Era 1 i Studen To Ai, . XLIU NOTICES To the Members of the University Council: The next meeting of the ncil will be held on Monday, January...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Will Meet St. Mary's Tomorrow Night Visitors' Lineup To Have Array Of All-Americans; Prelesnik Will Start Crossman To Play Lowrey To Maintain Same Michigan First Team; Sherf At Defense Fortified by another short series of orkouts, Michigan's hockey team wll meet St. Mary's College in a gamc here tomorrow night at the Var'dy rink. The visitors hail from Wtnona. Minnesota, and this is the Wist time they have schedu...…
…THlE MICHTIGAN DAILY ly ~ I morning except Monday during the. id Summner Session by the Board in' Wrester~n Conference Editorial Associa- Ten News Service. OF~ THE~ ASSOCIATED PRESS Tess~ is exclusively entitled to. the use fall news dispatches credited to it or ted in thispae and the local news All rights of rpulication of special -ved. lost Offce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as r. Special rate of postage granted by strnaster-Gencra 1. ing su n...…
…M 1 IGAN DAILY C tral State I C AMPUS SOCI ETY q 11 We ek-End To Be-1 Brightened Byi Several Dantces, Frate~rnity Activities Arc Quiet; Soroity Affair~ Are Unusually Sc atelrec There will be little social excite- ment on campus this wee1K-end forj houses are either looking forward~ to J-Hlop or examinations. Several fra- terniities and sororities, hov.ever, are taking advantage of the lull to hold dances. 'Lambda Chi Alpha is plannin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoover's Arms Proposal Gets ColdReception Senate Approval Appears Unlikely; Fish Attacks President's Message WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-P)- Congressional rejection of anotheri recommendation by President Hoover -with one dealing with arms em- bargoes--..today appeared extremelyc likely.1 The chief executive asked that the long-pending international arms conference be ratified or .that he be given authority to declare munitionsl e...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 I, ti 4 4hp NSFIF SSOCU PRE XLII. No. 77 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1932 . .. _ -- _'_ lAKE KNOWN PLAN F EXAMlINATINS ORl FIRST TERM DIPLOMATS CONFER WITH HOOVER j es Literary Exam After Hour's CHANGES er Possibility of Regular manent Program for er an hour's discussion lty of the literary hedule of final exam- he first semester were ast night by Dr. Dan- ector of classification, the...…
…'I THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAKES DISCOVERY ROS |TDISCUS I CRSIS lENdGLD EARLY 'MAIN BUILDING' DRAWINGS GIVEN TO PRESIDENT BY REGENT An architect's drawing of a Uni-, believed to be a laboratory and a versity of Michigan that was never|e=hape1 . DRY FORCES PLAN CAS ELECTION MEETINGI built hangs today in the office of Accordi poorly idc President Alexander G. Ruthven, the Metr the only record in the possession York city of the University of the ...…
…v;- r r. ITH MT+ I- 1CAE N DAYL ':.: . 1 Meet BADGER MATMEN HIT BYINJURIES Broming, Estreen, Barnett, Rho- da Forced Off Wisconsin Wrestling Team, (Specii u, toThe'aiy) MADISON, Wis., Jan. 11.-With four of the leading candidates for his Wisconsin wrestling team laid up with injuries, Coach George Hit- chock gloomily admits the reap- pearance of a familiar "jinx" which ruined his hopes a year ago, when he lost man after man the same way. -St...…
…_________ T'FE MTCHTGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the. Unierit ye the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Te ,Associated Press is e~xclusively entitled to the use for re- lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as aecond s matt...…
…THE MICHIGAN 1ATflY a . ., . . . . . . . . . . . kVATA vt-N/-- n_ r" r3 "-ZS i° s sz., .._. . _ _ __ _ - Leading CHO RUS ME MBERS WILL BE CHOSEN *AT FINAL TRYOUT Parts in Junior Girls' Play 'ill Be Assigned 4 Reading Group Idea to Be at Second Tryout for. Leads. Used MAY READ MANUSCRIOT' Junior Wonmef Have Chance to Obtain Parts in . Class Project. Second tryouts for the Junior Girl4 Play will be held Thursday, Friday, and Sa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAITLY Physics Colluvuium: Mr. James S. Owens will talk on "The Quench- ing of Mercury Resonance Radiation by Hydrogen," at 4:15 p. m., in Room 1041, East Physics building. All interested are invited. Graduate Luncheon for Chemical Engineers at 12:15 in Room 3201 East Engineering building. Professor W. H. Hobbs will be the speaker. Adelphi House of Representatives will debate Athena on the ques- tion: Resolved: That Michigan stu...…
…ESTABLISHE 1 890 Jr Sftert t rt VOL. XL. NO. 76. ANN ARBOR, MICUGAbl, SUNDAY JANUARY 12. 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE F;VE CENTS PURDUE Fi, E 0 O IG Directors of Union Approve Merit System NE~ LAN IVENBoard of Regents Names W. C. Rufus 0 EDATIObservatory Head' ProfID.LC.IRfIsIofNthedepart- ment o1 astronomy, has been ap- r one hira ftedepart- Iment and. acting director of the 01~ University observatory, it was an-! _Yra C MM ITSoul...…
…A THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,SUNDAY, JANUARY.A2,' 3 0 . .. .... ... --- --- -- II 1 |1| U 1fCOMBINATION OF RHETORIC-ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS flflP |!( Educational Students | URRY l LL lCONFORMS WITH AMERICANEDUCATIONAL PRACTICE! uDOCT1R Plan Unique[Program'UO When theRegents attheir patFaculty Assenbly ni ffhffll h eet tter meet- ,retrcand the pioohof hs ,.,, 'iertr n 1i. n ,1{., figlslFia obie h e-py PVP at :J i aa. sprr~rt fEnls n reoi tog hfis p...…
