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Show c:i et.1F 11 el.., 6.4 i oi 'et ..golhiöel6oiliguoir"016. Ipoommmooll - B '6:.i0 0' ... ,, 0 1064- direct. Cattle market 129 , :,...:tir . i Y Idaho's proposed Atomic Energy Plant will have a natural and gradual growth rather than a quick "boom," Republican Con- John Sanborn from gressroan Salt Lake City in Hagerman, said .'4 Friday. 'oongressman paused briefly at the, airport en route from Washington,' D. C. to his home for the Easter holiday. No large city like - at Oak Ridge, Tenn., Is planned for the project and the preliminary development this year will be comparatively small, hi declared. Personnel of the plant will be assimilated by the communities' boom and this' anticipated In some quarters will not be, be said. He described the project as, being- a boon to the entire west, On establishment of the Columbia Valley Authority requested by President Truman, the congressman said he was definitely opposed to it because its authority over a region would disregard state lines and state's water rights. A farmer in his own right, the congressman disagreed with Secretary.A Agriculture Brandon's recent proposal on farm control saying it provided "too much regimentation" of the farmer. Farmers should have a price floor, however, and get some prOtee' tion from the government, be said, adding that if "agriculture takes a slump it will drag the country's economy with it." "I believe in relief to Europe but voted against it as a protest vote." the solon stated, pointing out that he was against the way it was being administered. , Also the funds could be cut, he said. On rent control he advocated the removal of controls with the belief that "it would do more to bring about an adjustment to the problem than added contra's ,.: , iit ,' )7 ',' N".. I , t' i".---- , T- A Nr.-- I eZ k - ,a, , :;11 roirr.,:' g . 40S1 1110 10 4- ' : II ,... '''. 4 i oil, 014.00. SPEAKERRalph O. Keefer, Aluminum Company of America official, will address the Utah Purchasing Agents in a special mectiN. oaDgm. 'Alta 15 saloble 50; nominally 50 higher on butch0 pound butchers; good and choice ers 19600 20.00; M40-26- 0 pounds 18.50028019 00; 17.5001000: pounds 26010, 6.60017.00: 300-33- 0 300 pounds sows under 300 1560016.00: choic pounds 14 00014 50: good and choke 300- 450 pound' 12 00014.00. Cattle: Salable 200; market net established; late Thursday common 'laughter heifers 1800019.50; cutter to common cows 15 00016 50: medium to good bulls 19 00020.00: common down to la 00; common - to medium Mock etivoi 18 00021.50. Sheep: Salable' 50:- - nominally', stooda: meditim and good wooled trucked in lambs 25.00026 50. ers School Scribblings: 'ROUND AND 'ROUND SKATE DRAPER CHILDREN, By Lorna 8.1oblom Draper Park School Editor The sixth grade boys at Draper Park swept off the tennis court. Now the Elementary school children have a nice place to skate. 'Round and 'round the children Then go until one falls down. everyone has to go out around him. Finally he is able to get up and have morefun with the other children. Sad for us is the day it rains. Then we have to find something else to do. But sunshine comes again, and away we go on our roller skates. Adventurer Tells Class of Travels By Darleen Moore and Roberta Roberts Roosevelt School Editors Roosevelt students recently bad the privilege of seeing a program presented by one of America's modern young adventurers, Mr. Delbert Harter. Having traveled to 48 foreign countries, islands and possessions, Mr. Harter was equipped to tell many interesting ' experiences. Ha told us be had worked his way through the University of Californik after which be traveled to Spain, Israel, Russia, Italy, India, China, England, Germany and many other countries. The Del Harter assembly was informative, inspiring, humorous and entertaining. We all were very pleased with it and arcaure it was one of the best ever pre. sented here at Roosevelt Emerson Pupils Give Song Program By Bill Bailey. Ann Dent, ' Georg& Harris Emerson School Editors Have you not heard our lovely spring festival songs? You should have come to our school program last Thursday, to hear songs sung by our fifth, sixth and seventh U.of.U. Roads Held Utah Job grade children. They were directed by Mrs. Ethel Anderson and Mrs. Olive Empleton. Some of the fine songs we sang were "The Wind is a Lion," "Beautiful Savior," and "Lovely The State Road Commission Appear." We certainly enjoyed Friday began a survey of prinputting on this program of cipal roads at the University of singing. Utah following an opinion from Arty. Gen. Clinton D. Vernon that Birds the commission is responsible for ' campus road upkeep and the setEnjoyed ting of speed tegulationw In an opinion sent to D. R. Patricia Starich. By La Rayne Van Uteri Whittenburg, road commission Liberty School Editors chairman, the attorney general Fourth graders at. Liberty have id the question of who is rebeen studying about birds. These are a few of the birds they have sponsible for fire and police prolearned about: sparrow, wood- tection on the 453 acre catnpus pecker, robin, bluebird and many must be subject to further study. others. They have found what their main food is and also what Although the city fire department is not required to protect ! kind'of nests they build. The students feel sure they university property Fire Chief have learned quite a lot in their K., Fiercey said he "certainly study of birds. The boys and would not let the university girls all enjoy their study of buildings burn without coming to the institution's aid." , , natural science. Study of at Liberty ' -- 'LATEST EXTRAA' HAS LINCOLN DEATH be routine reading material for historians, but when in private possession become rare treasures to hand down through many generation& About 30 years ago James R. Rose, Davenport, Ia., presented his daughter with an edition of the New York Herald's "latest extra" dated April 15, 1863. The headlines read, "Death of the President and further details of the great crhne." Abraham Lincoln had been assassinated. Mr. Rose had enough foresight to realize the paper would some day be a valuable keepsake. In 1899 he gave it to his daughter, along with a rolebook of his Civil War company, 15th Iowa Regiment which she has also kept. , Clearly Legible. v The paper, although yellowed with age and deeply creased, is still clearly legible. A. compariion of the AeWsPallet-ftylc.- pt 1865 and 1949, reveals a drastic difference in makeup. The conservative 'Latest Extra" is a far cry from the probable eight-coluspan and letters a similar situation would provoke today. Pout columns of page one were gh eight-Inch-hi- gh a downward. Ralph Keefer of Pittsburgh, Pa., general agent of the Aluminum Corporation of America and pres- p.m-chasi- ng ident of the National Association of purchasing Agents, arrived in Salt take City today to address The annual executives meeting of DENV211, April 15 salable 100. Calves salable 28; nominal: load good .1087 lb fed steers ordered in at 24.60: odd Iota common to good cows 17.50019.00; canners and cutters 15.000 17.00: Shelly canners 14.00 down: odd good vealerg 29.00: common to good bulls 20 00021.75: medium stock cows 17.63 with veal', weight calves at side 30.00. Hogs salable 200: generally steady: top barrows and gilt" 28 lower than Thursday; 0 lb. 1950 to good and choice mostly .20.00; top 20.00: hardly enough heavier ..butchers to make a market; odd 0 lb. 16.000 Iota medium to good 0 lb. 19.0001910: good 1025: few 0 lb. sows 15.00016.00. to cholco nothing offered Sheep talable none: except part load holdover shorn lambs; all cloaks nominally steady. the Purchasing Agents of Utah Friday night at the Hotel Utah. Speaking of his own company, Mr. Keefer said the aluminum Industry is now producing three times as much and one-ha- lf --- aluminum as during the pre-w- ar CHICAGO. April 15 see to slow Surly, later modSalable 4000; but supply bogs expects peak, active; 'mot butchers steady excatch up with demand in the near erately lb. and over; these 350 few loads cept sows 25 twists higher; practical top future. He pointed out, that his and - one load choice 200 lb. 19.85; moat 19.75company is now producing 700,- - good 'and choirs 160 to 240 lb. 19.250 19.75: 250 to 280- lb. 18.60019.00: few 000 to 800,000 pounds of alumi250 lb. 19.25; 290 to 330 lb. 17.50018 25: num annually and cited the fact few loads and lots 350 to 400 lb. 16.750 and choke sows under 400 that aluminum was one of the lb. 1625016.75: few around 17.00; 425 materials to to 500 lb. 15.25018.00; heavier 'owe as few highly-use- d as 14.00. come down in price during the lowfialablo WM" 1000; salable calves 200. steady; cove war, dropping from 20 cents a !met steers and heifers. .weak t bulls weak to unovenly to steady pound to 15 cents a pound, its lower; yellers about steady: top 26.25 to choice 1141 lb. fed d for load present price. d 950 0. yearlings 26.00: steers; He hit reports that Alcoa was most medium and good shore 1300 lb. 22.50025.25: good heifers and a monopoly and broke the coun- down mixed yearlings 24.00025.25 few good cent MA to down cows calmer" and cut19.50020.00; beef per output try's ters 13.500 16.50: few light earners by Alcoa, 36 per cent by the Rey- around 13.00; odd head wognty .usage nolds Aluminum Company and bulls 23 25 but practical limit 22.50; void30.00 down, 'mostly 21.00 and below. er. 13.8 per cent by the Kaiser in. Salablo slump 100; not a market; senthnent weak to terests. Mr. Keefer also scouted to asks lower in sympathy with almost sPeellerecent rumors that the company Slat schen in dressed lambs, especially planned construction of facilities in the oast. in the intermountain. area. KANSAS CITY. April 111 salable 300; calm salable 50; mod. Commenting on general busi- Cattle irately active eleanup trod on small week ness conditions, Mr. Keefer cited and supply but hardly tenougb of any class to test market; prises nom. the March report of the business repreeented Wally. Moldy. salable No $OO: Shipper taking bulk National the committee of survey of limited supply, around steady with Association of Purchasing Agents Thursday's average: top 19 00; good and 0 choice ded pounds 1111.2519.00; 250- and stated that the year-en280 pounds 11.5001145; heavier weights cline in industrial activity has scam; sows 15.2516,50; Maga 14.00 definitely lost momentum. "In down. 1000: 4 decks clipped Shoop sahib) held for 'Monday's market; fact," he declared, "production is lames being on sale except a leo scattered nothing now generally at levels that are head in the truck division; not enough, being maintained and, in some offered to test values; killing ,clame nor. inally steedy, Instances, improved. Sixteen per ANGELES, April IS (411),(PSMII) cent of the reports for March LOU Cattle salable 300; slow. about moody. show increased production, while few medium and good steers 33.000 25.25; load good fed heifers 25.00 common to 48 per cent hold a steady promedium cows 17.50021.00. few good held of canners and cutters 14 501111.00. operations." However, bigher; gram Calves aalabW 50; steadi; fete modium Mr. Keefer stated that he be- and good 'valor. 26.00030.00; lieved that April would definiteHogs salable 50; steady to strong; few and choice 304 lbs. trnek ins 22.00: good ly tell the story on the trend of few 400 lb.. IS op good sows 15.00 ISO& 'salable 15; strong; few old Sheep business and industry. crop Wooled lambs 31.00. 17.25r-goo- high-goo- part-loa- musk-offere- d i.molmi - FIRM, CONTRIBUTES TO CANCER FUND DRIVELane W. Adams, chairman, of the Utah division of the American Cancer Society, receives a check for WOO from E. S. Holt, ,Utah Oil Refining Company president, as Walter Owens, special gifts. committee head, looks on. approvingly, as fund gets good start with this gift. OIL. Oil'-Chie- f Utah Gives $1600 , Cancer Drive To To highlight the opening of the , special gifts division of the 1949 fund drive of the Utah darision of the American Cancer Society, E. S. Holt, president of the Utah Oil- Refining Company, this week presented the organization with a check for 91600. It was the first large gilt of the present campaign in Salt Lake County, where it is hoped to raise $30,000 of Utah's quota of 960,000. The check was turned over by Mr. Molt to Lane W. Adams, chairman of the special gifts division of the fund drive. The money donated by the Utah Oil Refining Company will be used for the purchase of an automobile to be presented to dong ors to the cancer fund. The annual 'cancer fund drive raises funds to fight the nation's No. 2 killer in three ways: by education in the symptoms' of cancer and the fact that it is curable In its early stages; by service, with frees detection centers and medical service or funds to needy patients; and by research foundations whereby it is hoped to find the cause and cure for the disease. 1 .., 1 t GET SAFE DRIVING AWARDSD. G. Fullmer and Claude Richards, Arden Sunfreze Creameries drivers, receive safe driving awards from J. P. Elders of the State Highway Patrol, as E. A. Walker, assistant general manager, and O. N. Wood, another safety award recipient, look on. I Arden Drivers 514963: 3 20-3- pounds 4042. , , Utah-Neva- ,,,,4 ., I .t ' 1 1, 1 4 . a ftaa t,, I'r, 4 ' i ' pi's, t 1 I l':'11. al t4 4 Ad ' ,, 4 11 Oa 4f t ,i , a . I . if1 a IF 0 41 1 What seemed to be the neatest trick of the week" was the ad: "Old eyes made new, without the aid of a doctor, spectacles, or ' , .. '' medicine. Pamphlets mailtd free , ' , ,. tk.' 1 4A) a .. ' on receipt of ten cents." Some412 .1. ' .' ,' V .1s, ; , A,' , tri, , ,, one was getting something for nothing, but who? ' Mrs. Houston and her husband, ctl ,,,....,.'7"'t , , John C. Houston, were en route 1 ' I ,, , ' V , , , ,, , Lt ill. ttt to their home in Wyoming after ,..,1leripg.,4114Ix.,.:14.41 A, , to they showed the ,,,!' ;,..:..,,,,,:-;:,:'., .:: s:, :, ,';,t stiffen at The Deseret News. xol , IN v ,. w Each year they return to Wyo, , , - .? ming in time to stop over in Salt , ,'00',1 4 ,A,.,,,.-- , )oo''' , , , .401 Lake City to attend the annual C. Mrs. John and ,spring conference of tpe Church LATEST EXTRA, APRIL 15, 1865Mr. -lot Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Houston, Lovell, Wyo., scan a copy of the New York Herald Saints. : e published .atthe time of Abraham Lincoln's assassination. 1 Li,,,,, all-co- ast ,..,..t. ' ,r - , . ." v-,- ', 1, ..- - da ' given a 'guarantee that the bidder will execute the contract In conformity. with the form, of contract Included In the contract documents. and furnish performance bond within fifteen tlet days attar antilkation of the award el the contract to the bidder. Clearfield city reserve. the right I. reject any or toall bids. or any waive any inpart of any bid. formality in any bid at its bast A decision oa Jamas may appear. or all bids or the rejection of any rentrld Vtl b0 made within daya after Me' are opened. Ple bidder may withdraw his Old for a ported of fin o days after the date set for the opening of bids. CLEARFIELD CORPORACrrt TION. Ity MUM( 0. 11001, Ma?. Date of Pint Publicatkni; Aprti lett at It,Datt 11049. pact Publicattitai April 1924.. , Is t 1 , MOTOR-V- U Receive Honors PLAYGROUND Thirty-on- o drivers for the Ar- t Use poultry Mandy. I TO OPEN , Sample Mr. Bellman and both are well known in Salt Lake and Utah. They have made numCHICAGO. April 11 unsettled: meelpts 14 trucks; erous trips to this area in conpoultry: s cent of the pound pilots unchanged trent 0 lower on lowl st and broilers at nection with operation 3031.1ob. division of General Petroleum of which VERN is manager. Both also POWELS Legal Notices were actively identified with the NOTIC1 TO CONTRACTORS laced bide will be rocicel at world speed run of John Cobb Clearfield City Nall. Clearfield, Utah, by the City Recorder el Clearfield by General Petroleum sponsored , up until 7 00 p.m. on the laus Cy in 1947. day of April, 1949, at 'hien time and place all bids will be publicly Mr. Bellman is a veteran of 16 opened and road. for the furnishing erection of one 100.000 gallon with General Petroleum, Id years steel water storage reservoir. all of which be bag spent in the Instructions to Bidders. Plans and Spetifications snay be examined and marketing phase of the comobtained from the office of Caidwell. Richards Sr Sorensen. Engineers for operations. pany's Clearfield City on this prliet. at A native of Keyster, Minn., 4011 Zion's Savings Rank Building, Salt Lake City. Utah. Mr. Denman studied at the Union Zech bid must be aubmAted the form provided se a part of the versity of Washington where he and shall be Contract Documents in merchandising. Bemajored accompanied by a certified chock, cashier's chock at a bid bond frown scholastic honors, sides winning vurety tompany acceptable to the all made Clearfield ha played football for three years City Council. payable to Clearfield City Corpora and and was named on in an amount equal to at least five ) per cent of the bid. laid 1923 and teams in as check or bid bond than be pounds 1 ',111:mammanomsivonimooloil den Sunfreze Creameries received National Safety Council safe driver award pins this week for havGeneral Petroleum ing completed 129 years, ittotaling Head Sales Appoints Salt 1,250,000 miles, of driving-bacVERN A. ALLMAN has been Lake City streeta without an cident. named vice president in charge Four veteran drivers were of marketing and a director of kiven special recognition for their Petroleuin CorporaGeneral the They included D. tion effective July 1, 1949, it was achievements. G. Fullmer, 1037 West Second announced today by ROBERT L. South St.; Claude Richards, 1864 MINC1CLER, president O. N. Woods, He succeeds JOHN C. SAMPLE Sunnyside Ave.; 2376 South West Temple St., and Standardwho will rejoin the Produce Poultry Vacuuni Oil Company in New Alfred Leary, 139 South Pueblo WSW YORK, April 15 (APIDressed York as a member of that cont.' St. Pins for safe driving .wire Vou ant TUrkelk tstwesterm dry given to Jesse Wilde, O. L. Emery, psaksd. Innen young hens under 14 pany's board of directors. Fred Wilde, Evan H. Merchant, 0041. young toms under 30 pounds Mr. . ' 11' i ( 011119' 114. to $2.5. ll Stating the belief that there Is no stabilizing a boom and that the only way to return to normal ' OMAHA, April 15 Hoge 0 Salable 300; higher; good and choice 8 pounds borrows and gilts 19.750 20 00: 270 pounds 19.20; 315 pounds 17.75, Cattle: Salable 250: calves 25; slaughter cloaks steady to weak; medium to low good short fed steers 21.500 23 50: medium and good cows 17 5001075: tut tar and common cows 16.00017.25; stockers and feeders unchanged. Sheep: nalable non: slaughter cloaks nominally steady; good and choke 101 pound shooting lambs 2000. p and, devoted to news bulletins concerning the assassination, while the remaining two gave particulars of the surrender of General Lee's rebel army of Northern Virginia to General Grant and of Jefferson Davis at Danville. The history becomes more of a reality when the actual evidence of it can be seen. The newspaper style of writing then was very descriptive, almost to the point of melodrama. Prices were somewhat lower In those days. Watches were advertised to sell for $45 to $300, 'boys suits at $5, and men's walking coats and spring oversacks, Cure-A- By Alcoa Buyer , . By Utilise Judd Newspaper' 84 years old, such as the one owned by Mrs. Nellie Rose Houston, Lovell, Wyo., may Predicted is E ' - FALL"--Skat- th' 90050. 1 - "SOMETIMES WE at Draper Park School do pretty well, but they do fall once in a while. Here Lorna Sjoblom watches while. Glade Crosgrove helps Paul Astle to his feet. Alt think skating on tennis court is fun. ,,,,, Nrs, ,Stiretitali4 quoted steady. hardly motougar,etsseelsoospeetensed,40,86.111Price, Good steers quoted at 24.000 24 60; medidm 19 000 22.000 23.60; common 22.00. Good heifers nuoted 22.000 23.50: medium 18.000 20.00022 00; common 20 00. Pew good Holstein cows brought 18.00019 00: medium 16.00 to 18.00; cutter to common 14,00016,00; canner 12.00 14,00. Good beef bulls 20 606 32.00: AStlelle bulls 20.00021.00. Good to choict few medium veal quoted 28.00030.00; 26.00048 DO. Good to choice feeder steers quoted 21.00023.00 stock calves quoted 22.000 25.00. Hogs-10- 80, 168 market. 912 through. Hog market not established. quoted 50 cents higher. Bows steady. Good to choice 0 lb butchers 19.50020.00; 240- 0 lbs. 17 600 260 lbs. II 50019 00: 0 lbs. 16 500 17.00: 300-3318.00. 0 lbs. 14 SOO 15 00. lbs. 15104216.00: 0004 to choice light soles under 300 0 lbs, 12 00.0 lbs. 14 00014.60: 0 lbs. 10.00, 10.60; Over. 850 12.50: lbs. market.. itheep-- 75 market, quoted steady. Late Sheep lambs yesterday good to choice wooled in small lots brought 25.00017 00: medium 24.000 25.00. No ewes offered, strictly choice quoted up to 16.00. with bulk 12.00 - ---Y4 7.. -- o,,,,61018118,41.41,M,141111koltysr19,11-6-eittaiwIr- ,'...4260 - f. Live'stock 1,..1....--?1,-.- , mm lat '::'''!.':..1::64.,o'.o.'i',: . '?1,...2.." k - .!':.'F.i.'6'i'''6 :i .. t t1tnl I -- Predicts ih fr'lh, r------ Idaho 1,05willoker .;)6 61 A playground in connection with a theater is the newest wrinkle of the Motor-V- u Driver in at , Thirty-thir- d South ad Thirty-thir- d Kest St. The new attraction for çht. dren will be opened at reran. nies tentatively scheduled for Saturday evening, when civic officials and film distribution rept. sentatives will be present The playground includes slides, a see-saswings and miniature train, the cartoon express. Ths Motor-V- u will open at 7 p.m., allowing children to become settled in the playground before the picture starts at 7:30 p.m. The Motor-V- u playground la one of the first in the country to be built in connection with a drive-i- n theater, according to trade sources. Its installation is one of many, improvements be. ing offered to the public at the A larger outdoor showhouse. screen, new exit, new box Office, and new marquee have been in. stalled during the past few weeks. Eric Peterson is manager and operator," ---- it 3 -- ti II d 4 w, J. William Jackson, Allan Townsend, Richard Barrett, Carl Schmidt, Alma L. Davis, Marvin Cleverly, Rudy Stockseth, A. A. Christensen, Elden R. Stott, George S. Peterson, Tom Emery, neon L. Hansen, Dick Gout, Jack nuet, Lawrence Nelson, K. V. Buchi, T. Vernon Hill, Joseph Stockseth, Sam L. Norris, Glen Butcher, Howe Lund, John Bruin and George Y. Ward. E. A. Walker, assistant manager of the company and Rex C. Reeve, Carter Announces safety director, were in charge Wasatch County. Well of the meeting which was adA test wildcat will be drilled SanF. Clark Lieut. dressed by ford of the Salt Lake Police De- 25 miles ooutheast of Provo, in Wasatch partment and LP. Elders of the Section County, it was announced today State Highway PatroL by the Carter Oil Company. The well will be drilled to approxi mately 9000 feet and will be N. Y:Butter and E6gs known as ft C. Duhrkpo No. 1 Sutter the location is about 110 miles NIW TOPIC. April 15 CAP) 413.813. 'Medi, prices inettanged. from nearest oil production. Cheese 141,105, steady, prime His first post with General PeWholesale egg prices wars mixed today troleum, was as a commercial with midwristerna unchanged and nearby Potato Market lower. CHICAGO, April (AP.O0DAllPoto. salesman in Los Angeles. He grades Axes 15.031. irreirula. toes: Arrivals 56, on track 235; total U. S. New York spot tuotetionti went to Seattle as district manshipmonts 1123; supplies rather light': do- Midwestern: mand fair; market firm on nort)er ager in 1939 and advanced to Mixed whitea, steady on red stocks. slightly heavyweights 48050: extra 1 weaker vestorn Rumts: Idaho Russet resident manager for the state Panty4104: extra 1 medium 41.41,4: Burbank; 4 6004 05; Minnesota North of Washington in 1942, current meelpta 43645; diritee 431144; Dakota Red River Vality Cobblore 4 00: net stork fin 60 pound seeks): Ploritta 4204314. In 1944,- - Mr. Bellman became cheeks Bliss Triumphs 3 6005,15; tens 111154 Whites: -- northern, residertmarts ger,-,S- or Fancy ..bemellelthArr- - 83 53'L trxd.-- 1 514161M; extra 1 medium 51M. California with headquarters in tarn Browns: entre I Dry Goo s San Francisco. He returned to Piney heavyweights $1051; 1 41. Nlit YORK I AP) Picattorti into et Los Angeles in 1946 as assittant lam 50: xua medium and, theolinits sold in tbe print cloths to the vice president in charge of S. cotton Wattle market Thursday. Prima Bank Clearings en ow constructions tors slightly looter. marketing. Since January, 1948 Tsdtardars bank debits 1113 256.74300 reflecting reluctance of buyers It matt 11.891136.00 forward Commitments,. he has been general manager of Sated day last ydat..,. 11,134.951.04 Tho toOl goods too biller, sod dentead Toddy's eleartnts the marketing department. 10111.4711.03 tog moo goods eves Same gel litak 1; ' 14 ' , , . v, - 1111111 , 3 I L I 4010 , 4 |