…T10 00 i MEET i 11 acation A the TUDENTS AND PROFESSORS FROM U. S. AND CANADA WILL ATTEND >ung ras a nent. 1871 .11 de The i this rtmen and e, sc - Tuesday afternoon. Notice of the spe- cific time and place will. be sent by postal card to the girls signed tip in wom- Barbour gymnasium, and put into the ty of .Ann Arbor Times News. ts of Town girls as well as others are wing asked to sign up or telephone their the names and addresses t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER Military Equipment Will Fill12 Cars The shipments of military equip- ment from the S. A. T. C. to the Quartermaster's supply depot at Chi- cago will total at least 12 carloads. The cots with which the barracks were equipped and which have been stored in the Union since the dis- charge of the men are being prepared for shipment along with the uniforms and blankets. M. C. C. G. dancing party, Masonic temple...…
…------------ - WV.- w.~ w.~ ww www yr. V - r -W .w . . rrwvrrwn -. I v W -,,,, w lw PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1929 +THE MI"a CHva a . f -a a -l ?AT- iLY lV k.7 L17.1 y1.1 L ,TU1V1 L. 10:1090)G ALL-CAMPUS YRESTLING FINALS TO BE HELD TODAY TALNTUNCOVERED IN SEMI__F1INALISTSI Sixteen Bouts Held Yesterday Leaving One Meet in Each Class for Today. GRID MEN PARTICIPATE Several unusually fine exhibitions of...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY I WFT)NESDAY, i)FCENIBEP. 19, 1923 M Id-i IC AN r~AI LY WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1928 LONG DRILL IN SHOOTING EOVEY OfAIT Preliminaries Are Run Off In University MatT LfIVELL. ADDS, PgWWE STR WESTERN QUINTETS REPULSE PENN FAORED MATMENWI'MICHIGAN GAINS EIGHTEEN PLACES Regular Drills To Be Held Till End AND PITT WITH LOSS OF ONE TILT ON ALL-CONFERENCETANK SQUAD Of Week When Pactie Enid s---l-nnIT*r% -n 11 a n srmu ni m" our...…
…PAGE SiX THE, MICHIGAN DATE PP.TnAY. DECEMBER 19. 1930 TI-IF MICRICAN DAILY 7'13:V }h v , x1uR i 1flvC Wolverine Five to Face Quaker Quintet Tomc )rrow VEEENKR TO START 1RST STRINC MEN Powerful Pennsylvania Cagers to Play Third Hard Game in Succession. RIC-tv-L CHO OSE- f5'-9ii r-kJ .s ? AL-AMEICNTEAM ,; I JUMPS CENTER By Joe Russell Entertaining no illusions as t the strength of the veteran Penn- sylvania quintet which wi...…
…six TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1935 Begin Task Of Finding 5,000 State NYA Jobs Age Group Of 16-25 Will Be Eligible For New Federal Positions 1%) Spend $338, 000 Program Is Designed As Training In Leadership And Public Service LANSING, Dec. 18. - (A) - The state division of the National Youth administration began today the task of finding jobs for 5,000 youths be-f tween 16 and 25.! Dr. William Haber, state director of NY...…
… THE MICHIGAN~ DAILY THUJRSDA~Y,, DEC PROFESSOR, AT SOUTH POLE: f Zumbe rge Starts Antarctica Base it 04 LOSE. SOMETHING?? Use, the Daily Classified Ads Call NO02-3241 II r .. -Photo courtesy Pr'of. James Zumberge CAMP MICHIGAN-Prof, Zumberge gazes at a. flag signifying the newly established camp that he 'fpund-ed in. Little America, Antarctica. The flag was made by Mrs: John Reid,, wife of a graduatq student, at the University who...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TFUrlp.1D V. ie .i ille 1ii 44 ... AlumnusWins New Flying Post William C. Ludington, who attend t9?,1 and has approximately 1,500 ed the University during the year nouxs of flight time to his credit. 1927-28, has just been employed as a me h. d s t pilot flying with the fleet of Eastern iense and commercial rating he has Air Lines.a Ludington, who is stationed at organized a flying club and the Penn New York Municipal A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nimitz Wants Math 'Tougher' Here Rear Admiral Chester V. Nimitz, named Commander-in-Chief of the United States Fleet yesterday, is the naval official who recently corre- sponded with Prof. Louis Bredvold suggesting that American universities CLAS'SIFIE "toughen-up" their mathematical re- quirements. Laxness in the educational pro- gram in the nation's colleges is caus- ing the United States Navy to reject 40 per cent of...…
…PACE'.SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMA 19 1998 WAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. T)~E~Pl~vm1'1~ 10 101CR v V -AN -4A , "AjWAL94TJLAPAU W X0, XUY U F Foreign Students Give Plans For Holiday Vacation Break KIDDIES' DELIGHT: 'U' To Give Christmas TV Puppet Show Tonight fly. % A 4 TT1 !1 T~i in --T~~~~~~-.. By CAROL PRINS Holiday plans for foreign stu- dents are being scheduled by the International Center. New York City and Was...…
…PAGE SMX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1951 THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN': ,a a.s.wsi :.i ,.emu vs+F Aa . '1dlY iV iV Vl11'. University Acclaims Fabulous Fakir PIC iU IE NEWS 0~ * * * * * * By LARRY BUSH Do exams give you a headache? Well don't reach for the aspirin instead, run to the Michigan His- torical Collections and find a cure in "The Family Physician," a tome written, published and ballyhooed by 19th century Ann Arbor'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 I U PASADENA, HERE WE COME: Big Crowd Cheers Departing Gridders i Rose Bowl Ticket Sale Ends Today Today is the last day students can make transportation or enter- tainment reservations with the Wolverine Club for its Rose Bowl Special. A limited number of coach and Pullman reservations can still be purchased from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.- m. today at the Student Affairs window in the lobby of the ...…
… sI THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1951 U WORK, STUDY: U' DP Program Adopted By Many Other Colleges By MARGE SHEPHERD A plan for the resettlement of displaced students from Eastern European countries adopted at the University last year is now spread- ing to c dIle g e communities throughout the country. The new system, by which for- mer students overseas are brought to a college town on a strictly job assurane program origina...…
…THEM1CHiGANDAILY A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Globe-Trotting Professor Looks to South America (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another in a series of weekly articles on fac- ulty personalities.) By JAKE HURWITZ Not since a former University vice-president retired several years ago has anyone had his own private campus mailbox, no one that is but Prof. Mischa Titiev of the anthropology department. Although he refuses to explain the origin of this phenomenon...…
…PAGE SIX T HE -Mil1111 CyA NIA I Y SUNDAY, DEC. 19, 1943 .1 ..P_/ .A Al " \... A 9. .& R } 1. T. A. 1 1l !. X -AI X .,.,, DE . 9 14 Broncos topple TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daly Sports Edtor Michigan from Jim Galles Returns Undefeated Ranks, Western Quintet Checks Eas Wolverines' Winning Streak ?la w w' w ^ T .,s We're Sick of Bertelli Too ... SATURDAY MORNING'S DAILY carried a letter to the editor in which Taking It Easy...…
…TIE MICHIGAN "Ili i'A IL 4, J- I1 MERICA WON'T LET YOU DOWN Blasted out of the sky in the battle for the Philippines, he waits in shark-infested waters-alone. Surely they'll send out rescue planes-surely they'll find him! Boy, what he wouldn't give for another crack at those Japs! For the chance to finish the fight. He knows the war isn't over yet-not by a long shot. But do the folks back home know that, he wonders? Are they still work...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY wammomw Drug Makers Are Defended Stockingi History Of Parke-Davis Company Is Traced ByF Faculty Pharmacist 'That the products of the pharn'a . ceutical manufacturers have for the most part been only of the very high- est order, rather than "patent" and "qua(k" remedies, was the statementI made by Prof. Charles H. Stocking of, the pharmacy department in his radio interview of the "Michigan, My Mich-! igan" series...…
…PAGE Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 .. -. .,.........r,.. r..w..... \ rr+rir 1 _ iv 1 MAT HERS SQUAD' Amious Lad BARKER lOOKS FOIl CONCLUDE EERLY LEAVES TONIGHTI Rutgers Squad, STRONG MAT ISQAD IftC PACTICE Varsity Jia1ictbat 1IPlatyers licifuoky Fli-e at Lexington to Meet Statistics have been compiled by IneligibEity Hits TIeaimi Hard But Fred A. Hart which give the complete 'Candidates Display h God rec...…
…ECEME... , 19 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MASSIF J- ']D ADVBTISF I1 SICK, SICK, SICK ... by Jules Feiffer IALTERATIONS I /"4, i I-f--3 t, PROFESSIONAL STENOGRAPHER Theses, Essays. Reports, etc. Edited and Typed at SPECIAL RATES FOR STUDENTS. Joan Coball. NO 3-6942. )F240 THE OLD PHILOSOPHER The best gifts are always tied with heartstrings. )F CAMPUS CLOSEUPS Do You Know? James G. Madden ........NO 3-6856 Sharon V. Berman ...... NO 3-1561 ) T' De...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VI AI Y FIVE TO TOUR SOUTHLAND .. -r-- Six Games on Schedule Which In.- eludes Strongest Teams iii Dixie EIGHT PLAYERS WILL .BE TAKEN ON VACATION TRIP bring his men down during the holi- days and, as far as is known, Mich- igan has been the only school in the Conference so honored. Such a splen- did opportunity is not often presented to a team and the coach and athletic authorities accepted the invitation. Meet Club F...…
…RAY ,rate Wallop" ICADE ki Prof. mil Lorch has been invited to be one of the five members who will represent the. American Institute of Architecture which will co-operate with the offlcials of the Pan-American Congress of Architecture. The com- mittee Will organize an exhibition of the works of American architects and an exhibition of historical American architecural accomplishments. This exhlbition will be given at the first Pan-American'...…
… -~T-TTTn iT A SYr F ).KDX7'T, 10 1 90Ad THE MICIGTAN, DAIL"Y PAGE SEVEN ,i V 47LYCY Y j SJ';l"iWl'fl.'ir1VEC6'L' I 1 f; LMYNIPV .. f a s a a vi a x a s a._. a- a .. a< < x. u r TRACGRAPPLERS MEET TRINGULAR' IN FINALS TODAYPU RUE I UARDE inti A uiral News, E I------1 ew .tMEl SHDUEDContinued From Page 6) TOMEEBULLD S all thieir matches by falls. Two 1111al ceuld !Frtriy1edStl decisive decisions marked the vi- raerniy Still Michigan State...…
…WEDNESDA'Y, DECEAMER 19, 192~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY fPG(OPIERS WILL BE MOST I ILLINI ANNOUNCE OFAPLEAS U E NTIWA RIVAS SPO R T S SCHEDULE (Special To The Dai 'sccial rTi ''e I )aix ) IOWA CITY, Dec. 18.-Minnesota URBANA, Ill., Dec. 18.-Rec-c athletes will be the most frequent ognized as a national classic, theu rivals of University of Iowa men University of Illinois indoor relay (Continued- From Page Six) in six winter and spring sports be- c...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN TH-E-MICHIGAN DA--LY ~11-- LOV U~UL~ AW~JMICHIG TO FAI Strong Eas Tnu ITL - 101L EHS Field R Parker Bests Powers in Feature (Contin Bout of Card; Mosier nents thiS y Forced to Retire. Eveland at f mentor hasu Winding up the A11-C ainp u s know how t wrestling meet last night in a string at center is of final matches that were the h head-liners of the season to date pcs.,he has the gr...…
… STtODAY: DECEMBER 19, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DATTN PA ., 1950 T H YEi R I e,; r - ,tz IE INSOVIET'S SPEAKER - Soviet Russia's Foreign Min- N A V Y F L Y I N G BO A T E X P L O D E S- Rarely has such a dramatic picture been ister Andrei Vishinsky (above) made of a major plane crash as this view of the U. S. Navy flying boat Marshall Mars, taken as it continued his policy of pouring esploded near Honolulu, April 6, by Joe Martin, Navy av...…
… WUNIBA7-; DfiC: 145-g lu Causes Help Shortage In Postoffice Army and S ate Trop Tirucks HIl, To Deliver Christmas Mail RjsI By Th~e Associated Press M-W-,T4+C.-A-N- UAH-N, PAnV gKVVIV c AA.M W- T- fl.N-A.A {-V "A~A S V it U ± .[1 L1~L I.7.Jp A ~ I1JV L~eIN M Ca 'itt I ilt Welcomes Globe-Trotter 'PRE-NAZI SCHOOL^ SYSTEM: JAG Contrasts Education in Germany, America The annual Christmas deluge of mail is .catching Michigan postoffices sho...…
…PIDAY, DECEMBERn 19, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING r,i, F'OltSALE 1Ot}It E MAN'S 'HN<AVYY WEIGHT Winter WILL PARTY That found Overcoat. Very desirable. Never1 in old Eang. B3ldg. Dec. worn. Half price. Call 2323-W. notify owner Ralph Brii j23149. CHRIST MAS TREES! NOII Get your tree from Rhead. Come and Before going home see of see our line. This is the "home of, beautiful presentation natural trees" for the church, h...…
…TwwIKYWTVAI% TiTWT FRIDAY, arLUKE. Tfl~A~jRavUra~ rFaZJK Sop/s Top Squad Track eet I KR By JIM BENAGHI unthreatened to record a 2:14.8. Sophomores Tom Robinson, All-round standout Cephas had Tony Seth and Dick Cephas and a :07.6 for the 65-yd. low hurdles, freshman sensation Bennie Mc- nipping veteran Pete Stanger and Rae flirted with Yost Field House's McRae at the tape by a half-foot. record times as Michigan's track The lightweight...…
…THE MICHIGA D A.IL THE MICHIGA DAILY . .. AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume i SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1920. Number 6.1 ELABORATE VACATION TRIP WILL BE TAKEN BY TEAM ! (Continued from Page Seven) positions, Karpus, Whitolck, and Mil- ler seem to have a slight edge on their team mates and are likely choices. Weiss and Reason at center, and Rea, Williams, and Wilson at the guards with Peare, Piper, and Rouse present- ing strong claims are other ...…
…MOE II L I .u'S 3 4 2 2 6C C is field of meat exception of and cheese, ure considera- action; and, meats is with- people them- nduct of these capital imme- of the Federal to their busi- I the the But, greater than all, it establishes the principle thrat no group of men, no matter how powerful, can ever at- tempt to control the food table of the American people, or any one of the necessities or component parts of it." While Mr. Palmer giv...…
…w. ww s ww w t TT TT Tw wTTT .: wTFW 7r W W w-vT 'lw wlw THE MICHIGAN DAILY gmMm d ' la, .141991 _.-.._ _ _ .. . L,.- Y . i 4 n. ~w'mx~~ ~ DAILY OFFI-CIAL B UL LE TI N Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m,. (11:30 a. m.. Saturday)' VOL. XL. 'VOL XL. THUTRSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929 No. 69 NOTICES University' Senate: The b...…
…PAC'zT, LIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY V f -1 T , 'I IT." D -A V , i ') F.CT Nri , PR I q , 1 ^018, . A G ... ........ . r.f---------- .. . .. ......... . ............... DAILY OFFI1CIAL__BULLETI'N Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Oriental Women: Kitchenette and other privileges of Lane Hall will be...…
…j PACE E lIa --7"CHIGAN .I L FRID:'. 1'. DECEMBER 19, 1930 A A A 1.. i V A \, , I I A '--A .1 1 1 14 DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. NEW AIR SPEED t E OFFLIGHT CHAR[SFF MAKES DEF NSD I[I S 9 H N RAD RAL 0P VO...…
… LPIC Trr THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1M50 r PROFESSIONAL DRIVE: Phoenix Project Keeps. Faculty Committee Busy ' Glee Gi ubs To Perform Toright . . . . . . . V By VERNON EMERSON The large-sized task of success-l fully completing the Phoenix Pro-c Ject's faculty drive has kept an 18-man faculty committee busy since the drive began. But Prof. William Haber, of the economics department and chair- man of the faculty d...…
…f r-"-tcr TICTIT THE1, M I A i ATIN i i3: ', Tai i°!, itll:? ~~cr FICnT A7Nfl~~T. rn~c i9, 1943 4om Company A, 14G Ci ss Finisht aps (ourses Ca pt S pence Presents Gifts to Bill Sawyer Jan. 4 Is Date Set For First Co. A Conmencement Company A's graduation ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. on Jan. 4 in the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre, with attendance by invitation only. Col. Frederick C. Rogers, Dr. Jo- seph K. Yamagiwa, Capt. George G. Sp...…
…PACE EiIGT THlE MICHIGAN DAILY CEt mAY, DECEBE R , is ir DEBS ACTIE AGAIN 'Figures Show $80,000 Yearly. .- :,s , r~r z _ - Spent For Dances By Students I ll A AN IDFAL GIFT Figures taken from the hooks of Approximately 40 fraternities ofi several local dance halls b~y The about 25 memuber's each stpend~ $15 per Daily show that approximately $80,- individual for Itwo)house Iparie(s each 000 yearly is a conservative estimate of the amou...…
…SUNDAY FEATURE °_ SUPPLEMENT FEATURES THEATRES MUSIC LITERARY SECTIQN l e irttn D SECTION TWO VOL. XXXI. No. 65. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1920 PRICE FIVE CENTS HUGE CommITTt.t,- F STUDENTS TO SEE AID FR UNION POOL r Informal Varsity T ank Squad Shows Class; }'any Stars COMPL The Michigan Uni As It Lool COMPLETION OF UNION SWIVMING POOL WOULD ENABLE MICHIGAN TO COMPETE IN AQUATIC SPORTS OF WESTERN CONFERENC...…
… TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DEGE~ER 19, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1 } i i E7 7 e7 53F7 7 i' Ell A~10 on Your List in This Section . .- ,. .-F. .-.. ...... -. It I I .. 1 iI . , .e .. ;;r . ..: .), y I ,.I Blue Books 'til Christmas II I~Iv~ '~ II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, D] THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 13 _ _ i a 'LASHES FROM THE EIN ANN ARBOR THIS WEEK S CR EEN AND S TAGE (By Edwin R Meiss) Once to every man comes the oppor- tunity to change his habitual line for one that is more interesting. And at last the wrtter has found his bluebird, for today this column may treat with equal good taste either upon the qual- ity of photoplays or upon the retaining capacity of sieves. For,...…
…'V THE MICHIGAN DAILY / TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 'I Variety of Classical, Jazz Recordings Available for Ch ristmas , * . * * # 4 Cassical.. 0 By AL SILVER Those of us who heard Becham's superb performance of Mozart's Symphony No. 38, the 'Prague', at the Choral Union concert, or who have owned.Sir Thomas' earlier recording, will perhaps be a little disappointed in his new lp version with the Royal Philharmonic. Not that this latest ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA What Is An Educati Professors Ans (By Gage Clark) Education is the commodity the University sells to the student. To most people it is an intangible some- thing which a man acquires during his college course. Everyone can recog- nize the results of education, but it is difficult to point out the process by which this result is reached. Students come to the University, some to spe- cialize in certain departments, other...…
… TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 1 HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNFLOWER LOVERS: Proper Menu Attracts BirdsThroughWinter The bird who comes to dinner can be enticed into staying all winter long, if a proper bill of fare is prvoided for him according to Prof. George M. Sutton of the zoology department. Discussing the favorite food items of birds, Prof. Sutton noted that many birds are very fond of sunflower seeds. Bird lovers can usually make arrangement...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5ociety To Promote InterestIn Drama Forming On Campus ; Known AsPlayers Club (By M. A. K.) I A rather unique organization has In response to the growing interest been suggested. The president, vice- Mr. Brush's $5,000 are ours, and yet At this camp practical transit and trophy and make it the official prize maroon and blue meet is a small strip, they aren't. Think of it-$10,000 or other work is done...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECE EMBER 19, 1959 Players Turn to Telephone Pole Counting . * * * * *- - - - Mann Begins 26th Season as Coach' "M UWestern Conference Champion- The 1950-51 swimming season ships, the latest one coming in could not properly commence '1948, as well as 13 NCAA titles without g new introduction to with the 1948 crown again being Michigan's venerable coach, Mgtt the most recent. Only four times Mann. in his career ...…
… TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mrr is 4 An ti-Socialist Rule Has No Miracles For Australians I STUDENTS STOP DUNKING: Tub Habit Drowned by Showers _t ; x t, (Editor's Note: It is a year since the people of Australia and New Zealand swept Labor from control of their governments. Are the peo- ple happier and better off? What has been done in that year of anti- socialistic government? The follow- ing story tells what ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 All-Time Campus Choice Wide Record Selection Solves Shopper's Gift Buying Problem labels by Lionel Barrymore, Ron- ald Colman, Basil Rathbone and Bransby Williams. The Nutcracker Suite and Music of Tchaikovsky and The Messiah would make ex- cellent gifts. Arthur Godfrey, Gene Autry, Bing Crosby, Jimmy Wakely, Frank Sinatra and Dick Haymes have made recordings of their versions of the various Christ-...…
…0- "SVESDAY, DECEMBM Y9,=1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WSA. DE'O"MBER.19i 1959 T111.MW SH1CA Y1-laTT -: . Stocking Caps Become Rage AmongCoeds Bright Woolen Hats Were Thought Daring In Roaring Twenties By NANCY TAYLOR History repeats itself. Back in the roaring twenties when fashions were noted for their daring and uniqueness, stocking caps were the rage. Now thirty years later as styles are becoming more and more reminiscent of those gay da...…
….GE SIXTEEN TRE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 GE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 3UT ADMITS, 'YOU NEVER CAN TELL': Stradivarius Finds One-in-ten-thousand Says Ross t4 By LEONARD GREENBAUM The chance is less than one in ten thousand, but each year an average of eight people- besiege Prof. Gilbert Ross of the School of Music claiming that they have found an original Stradivarius vio- lin. And the story is always the same....…
