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Show , ' ., . ..... ... .. ., ,.. , - - , , , , ..r , '' 1 l 4.1..'Nk) AND A:IEW OTHER INCID N 6,1S' ,,,- : .1' .. ' ." , .. . .. - - ';' 'N . , - of the United States with its Ithee (.:leportments of forth; each one fully independent In Its own field..,-.- ' -- - - , .. ' - '' ,..... ' - s- ,.. Le- ,, . ' . 4- . By Les., ,Goates - u,o--;----- , - .. ' one chunk like the skull? Of IT ALL, HAVING TEETH OUT ,I :. ..,.,.,....,..,..,,..,;,', ' ' :'-- ,. .,,.... '.,:' ,b. t .:.,, !-, "., .' .... .... 3 .' course this would have been ' , ...... 6 : .. '.'" teeth ' Alg aDS. I 1 i had - ' 'Have you, your ,.:....t ,. on, the Lt dentists and , ,, , tough .. , doctor What does the ., GAS ,... ,.. l'.. - "', Salt Lae s' .." :': "7'. ... , The Deseret News sop,t,, , - - ,, ...: r). , ":: .:". .' Sunday, December 12;1948 . City, Utah .' ' ,e ; i F,,, ' ' ' ' 7 say.about having them out? I'll ', ' wpaopuelrdsnlasondliamveacgoastzinthees nmewany, ,. , -' -,, ,s;:,',..L.A c. bet of tenths that's nine ... . .,. your ' millions in advertising about the ' .)! trouble. My uncle had rheu1:,q,.. , , , relation Of indigent teeth to - I , when tnatism for years, and be ' ' corns, bunions,rheumatism, ''4 ' bad his teeth out, it went away 4 maid's knee house dandruff, , . ---- -' now, ,,,.. . ' ' ,44. --. - , to -, ,,,, 4 - - ,, 5 i'Z ' right ,4 But never. arches. fallen ' and 1 J recent report of Utah Foundation, a the .test technical- direction of the highway So oes LJOIrg the unsolidted and g ,i 12 1 , theless it would have saved . . I i.,,, corporation established to study, ,Program, which would require substantial ,in-- . unprofessional advice of dozens i considerable suffer- ' creases 1' ,manldnd ' scales In ' for qualified engineers. of pay friends as they ... and encourage the study of taxation, brings a not to -". and embarrassment, t ing Pennies for trained 4 4 ' paid out properly. ;.. . let ".,...4 "' , call upon .the sick folks or in' ow .010 , ; ,, sharPly to the attention of all mention expense . y 1 ,a 0 and efficient ,t, .... as to their health when ' ' personnel mean dol. quire to has , ttalms.- 1000.0.06.011111 timeaman . - Bythe t4 Lira in the taxpayer's pocket." other-onth- e they-st- op - Asy , each I d , be fixed up with phoney ''''d 4 k) 't ft,' '. , the reed for Yirst in point of significance is the tremen- - ', There is little question ea-sidewalks. Of course all these ' 11 not . is the g 10000011.11 . he prince ti, teeth, )10 dous size and importance of the Utah High- so have 40 and far highway improvements, delays kindly, sympathetic souls are i ' charming he used to be, even 11. not been due to lack of funds. The important 7 ,. ..- anxious - that -t- heir- indisposed way Department This department's estimates 7- -40' though he may be equipped Totrthe public , that Construe-orde- r as as the well . thing acquaintances .. dental of. costliest the with I, to bring Utah highways on the Federal - tion dollars are economically expended. doctors , overlook no angles i n 410 ,.. plates. His health may be A majorlactor in new construction has re-Aid system up to prescribed standards for to-, the fight for recovery but we de' better but his appetite for , suited, from a rerouting of present roads, to- doubt that they fully eitreciate day's traffic, is $161,000,000. Even spread over .100 ... ' 1, ' ' &iota apples and Christmas '1110-sums needed ar . the or a five cost with of the the program that fact temp necessary the gether securing 4" wittr,our . parting 1 "1 ' caramels diminishes and he. 04 - 7.11wzol) i new rights of way. Much of this constant re- are rather staggering. And these figures do li,e- , , sProd4 In a is more pain' , ways thteethis no particular asset to) the r.. ' - rot include maintenance and current operat- - , to has been i due one. Ili 1 routing inadequate planning, m 4" K. Wrigleypeople. P. ".an utter lack of vision, and over the years-an411k 1 If a fellow loses 'Ms teeth 1.'" ..' ing costs of the department; they represent di!- the of i half isn't But that conan accumulated deficiency in highway .unless this expensive rerouting process is to , , In early' youth and has them fellowis with' synthet- -' 11.12.-...- continue endlessly, the most highly trained, struction arising from curtailment of road con- , . 0,...,5... ..... , , , 04 replaced by synthetic ivories, loses-hle Ivories b approach, ' t efficient-engineer- s 411Clito, must be brought into ' struction during World War II, and the rapid and by the time he reaches mid- ' -his appeal or what- his finesse, ' on our traffic --increase in the picture. in the planning, as well as the , xes-ihighways. visa, thinks .,....,ati he of , age nothing ...... 'e... ty,..A.i..0 -- . It with the fair 4gbp,, , - - - , The second Important observation Is the .. ""I1Mb it. But when he attains to 45 ,, ever you call construction, stages. , dia.,.. 1z -.....,... - - - .". 7 however femme's, adept he may - ' - ' The Foundation report brings to the ellen-, fact that, to head the job of spending these and over molar the and k4!3) his had h ave been when he ,. millions, the present policy calls for the kind.' lion of the public another important. matter. snatchers begin to make in -- , -teeth intact Stilt, hi the time ' - roads on his --- of chief highway engineer who can be obtained .: The' .1945 Utah Legislature empowered the a teeth, feeling . . a inan needs store teeth, he 'il for a maximal.. of $4500 a year. Incidentally - state road, commission to control access to ..- of deep depression takes hold 7- ,..iza?-., , N ,,41,..., -.- .......... " ,- this is the same ought to be beyond approaches.' ..,....,,,, '', but of worst ) of him. The all salary paid to each of the routes, highway pang through adequate .power m 0, He f" ought to be thinking up ,a to control building 'construction and use ofthree highway commissioners. that is ,t the realization :, , the old ' ' epitah! catchy the Foundation Utah The mechanism is beginning to rioadside property ia still lacking. Zoning pow. . report emphasizes ' 314 4, IC:)...,,...41: . a. need for the most competent management of frs now reside with the city and county au-crack up. : - Zv---.11 . : DISILLUSIONMENT -den. We thorities and, in most instances, county corn. ofttimes if wonder s--highway plans and operations in flew of the ,,,..............., - tists- - are sufficiently sympe- - Man is a noble animal - .. ,....,. 1.. ng missions are large sums of public funds Involved. titing the power. 1!. it , . rfri of Users recommendation the Vtah Highway thetie to this feeling. They seem And nOne is keener or brighter The power to zone construction on our major 4' de7.11. -- Is a must, and. should be brought to have little or no sentiment , Until be, tries, alas, to change Association for revamping the Utah road corn- "1 I - highways on Ms typewriter! , mission ribbon The to our about state of teeth. is next the . It attention hard organization structure,- - the report , Legoriginal sharply I ittottie for them to realize that a per- slates, "In yiese of the large expenditure in-.dreEt5,, islature, along with other problems pertain. ; ' ComPlatelnit sbOut the sea be ; sound economy to secure son who has kept company with I I ing to the highway commission. , volved, it would I so you? It might warm you are certain teeth for many years, . 41C70 1 -- Is on to that a little report up to a soft have in . spot likely 2 a -his heart for those teeth and to Feb. 9, 1233 it was 66 degrees :iiii , :ThekJy9ito.-,.,:.t:vfoi:: ,, pi4Vt4. experience a keen sense of per- - below zero at the Riverside sonal loss whin they are taken Ranger Station in: Wyotning. i from him. Most - folks who : ) (VITEN a chance, It appears that people still dont Wouldn't It be interesting to see what a FLASH BULLITTN - have L, prefer freedom, even, in these days when free election would do in the Communist con. BY DEWITT MACKENZIE eagerly suggest that you - TAMPOON, Fla. (By Baer- , ''. 1 your teeth lerked;' either have freedom Meant a bard uphill fight in most trolled states and in Russia itself? been this ordeal aerated through Press) Dr. Molar B. trying sections of the globe.. But voting for freedom and liberty and ' already or they are in no Biscuspidor, Brooklyn dentist, The Congressional' inquiry war begin to bay at the moon, States military secrets. There If outmemory ,serYes, U.correctly , no peep achieving them are not one and the same s. the spies start to scurry about. were German agents involved danger whatever of having to , told the national dental Die anywhere on the earth's face have gone Into the cue of the "Pumpkin thing.. One is just the first step to the other. if you get what session here today,in vention it, In There is 'more a Once lost, freedom and liberty can be regained much the red. case, to the polls in recent years and voted in a free activity , including Papers" and other alleged corn we mean. , that it la now scientifically poi- now than in peaceful times. .haired girl, and arrests were 4 election for Communism or Fascism, even only by strong determination, hard work and - munist - has -- a be activities It to listen for good 'ibis might thing dog-daspyH mado in widely separated parts 7 the .easy way out Still, even in the , dull great sacrifice. And then when you have them,- thOugh,it might Shave been all dentists, when they view a to radio through their teeth.. . there are enough proof the country. for the moment , they must be constantly. nurtured and pro- - evoked 'from Assistant . veteran tooth, in a patient's. He explained that it was a tected by eternal vigilance. No matter how much we may In ,the most irecent foreign election of sik tary Of State John H. Peurifoy fessional Nosy Park ers in to reflect momentarily ter of tonal vibrations, ae chops, d good-sizea to make America . rificance, blockaded western Berlindefied the . Even In America we must not forget that the belief that foreign nations dislike the idea (and we diswhat have , tooth can be felt only by folks that upon may , anti-Re- army." freedom and liberty are very perishable as' crackett .a top-TrCommunists by voting for three like 1t plenty), secret agents par- pre-wowner. been with its ut the of sense. through hearing well as very priceless things. ties. Though the "Commies" had told the vot still are regarded as essential 4 'To Spy Out The Land' What-o- f the deliclotis viands in - ."This new Vibrant government code with, the aid to every nation and have been ere to stay away from the polls or to spoil the it have been which sunk has Dr. So its the was may that advantages," of out position'ten the of . sneaked papers In since the days when Moses sent ballots, 1,330,820 persons, or 88.2 per cent of down through the years? And pidor ventured. "If worst ire years ago when what are now Bad twelve men to '''spy out the the total eligible, cast 'valid ballots in the elec. State Department a decade ago. 1 :: at Paof faces which to can the as that the known worst, lovely always they , "Pumpkin ' hind" of Canaan to size up its Von. "What I regard as most seri tooth have been beamed teeth extracted." their were out of the sneaked might pers" it:: of riches.: the funniesthose the called election '. By strength and the press hh 4 THE problembooks thatunfunny ious about this whole thing," in the days of romance? the State Department. Howev, have no comical asa "fraud", and tried to dispute the figures. way, the report of those sleuths We felt have that and a wasn't shot that Quote er, always as he Unquote: , is the by long telling of old that Canaan was "flow:quoted But there wet little doubt, even in Berlin. pect, but deal instead with crime and obscen - curse of the Lord is the only case of espionage in with milk and honey" Is Dame Nature slipped up slightActivities louse that 'Russia and what It stands" for had lost - ity and vulgarityhas beeorne acute enough ing hthe The she house of this international fashioned when, in teeth ' , , country. ly most the to famous of -- fact- that another electiom probably attractthe attention ofthe UnitedStatee Committee:- - "is-ttorso. couldn't was human referred blessed to habitation above the the Why spy '. , ring Theact ,that 861 per cent of all registered Conference of Mayors. It is reported that the these document. were taken-- engaged in trading in United its kind. 3:33. they have been made all In ! (neleased by Prim) voters turned out in ,deflance of Red instrucand bad 4 publishing of "Cornic" books-4- 0d but of the State Department in runs to nearly a million and a half dollars tions indicated that the Communists have Jost, 1937 or '38, and to me that , PER WEEK, with nearly three quarters'of a" 'meant our Wes were about halto( their strength in western Berlin I being ' , i two years. In 1946, the Reds had billion copies distributed in the rnitett States resid 'past W.4 by foreign nations dur- -, ., : each year. 133 per cent .of the vote and about eight per :";,iol:3111e Yell. :::N ,,.:::,.,:,::,:c::'' the whole period." i...,,' ! ''''';i::' '.;.,,,4..,4': ,:'::'''.'''i,-.:::.,i'..--cent of the electorate stayed home, making a Under the urging of the Mayors' Conference, ing , ,,,,. :,,,),..;.;,,,,,o,, ; ,,,,i.:,.,.,.;:,,, t Globallireverhhetes , ,,, :,,,,s, ,,,,,,:, 21.5 ., the Association of Comics Magazine Publishers j total of i . per cent. If the same eight per ; '' ,;,:',..,,:,,,,,'.: , ;'-',4lc N::6:tz;At,':,,,:...-':,-;- ', has proposed a code aimed at cutting down cent stayed at home during the recent elecIN',;:: i'' i ' Those two years, as World ,.' ,::,..: t , , :.: , ';If V:,.... C"..:",,t , on the evils of bad comic books. The code tion just for any reason or no reason, then , ': :.':::; 44 ' -; , War II was boiling up, were ,."..: ::::"!;':,..:' :,.,:' .;?' 4r t li.,;.. e.,1!...":,7,.1,..r C5 t: , , , seems good, butFEWER THAN ONE THIRD -- s "'---- about six , only 'cent stayed away front - .1:.::,..i. ' 4 V:, :::,:' 1:::'..,1 ' ' , i , or THE PUBLISHERS HAVE ACCEPTED andperiod the polls this year because the Communists 77, ,..,::f:?:';;V:,,..:1 ,t,:: :::0,,is at times like stress. It i IT! told them to.. ::..... ilk (AV:. . w-this that nations neck to probe , The representative of one firm, "recently ,ist- - the secrets of one another, and The Berlin election results are even more I , significant when we realise that this western. inguished himself by telling Time Magazine ,:,, ,,... ,,, spies are everywhere. Looking :::f -, -- ''..'7..''::'.:,:;A::7P, of the city is, surrounded completely- -, there are more morons than people in the back in my noted I find that ,,: 4', '''';,,k l ' ,:!,,f 'H' ' -- ..:::4 .:::' , Jeweler's , start by Russtan controlled territory and that the United States, and his outfit intended catering' at the end of September, '37, :I , your ",, :" , Germans 'were gambling on the ability -- - to their trade." I recorded: 1 di Here is the crux of the problem: There will it)f the democracies to stay In Berlin. In some "If any further proof were : That Buyer 'Gains Who Deals With t ... 4 ..:,,,......!:.1 : ,..4,4 , always be purveyors of filth as long as there needed that Europe is beset ways, a 'vote for freedom was the hard way of ,., .' ' , ' :,,..,,,,:, i. is a brisk market for it y II,. going on living or existing. could be war with it ' engines, -r --- I wittsoiN,, , farnot axlomat-Thus freedom Looked have at from another Is democracy- and angle,- it found in the constant proces;I . .!,.t.'.:,. 7e::',',''Z' ;7- - 4 .. , ' ' ' ,) ,,it lost an election anywhere in the world since ic that, if people had sense enough to quit lion of spies before Russian fir, i 1 t ! , -- tirE and V4 days, unless the balloting was : buying smutty literature, and narcotic drug, ing squads. Whenever a country , : - , ,i"" 11 ; I "supervised.' with bayonets. Ino,fairly recent and stupefying liquor, and dangerous quack Is flooded with spies, it means ' ' now France and sense would Korea, , Greece, other months, have. nostrums,. Italy, people is sowing drag-or- e' 4 that somebody ....... 1::'..24J 1 -- -western Berlin have cast, their ballots for free---- 1- enough-t- o quit manufacturing them- - for sale teeth.- -. , ' A , 14.147A-P-I. Epidemic of 6, ' ' ''!'c,,,,, , rP- Ali11 k; PI --- -,...,.... 11;:f ... ,,,,. "Some halt, a hundred spies . v't , 1, BYGEORGE.E.-SOKCiLiKla and saboteuri have been shot 11 ' 4 I -- ., ' , . ' in the Union the Soviet 40 in past , i'.. v('''', 1 No one has more to lose than young men adopted a radical qt , , ' ligation to notify' certa.inly' the , ,.. , , ii ;;, few days. Russia has been suf. 115'40 , tr., ,,,40". 0 ,,i e,... , tit--fir ,04 , 4 . , ! . ., ,, ,t Whittaker Chambers; no one in trend and that he may have- FBI and other security agen- - faring from l'i : '1. a .4 ' ,,; for .., L,) ties and they should have . telpf in greater personal petit than succumbed to that atmosphere.of years, and the epi, couple ,. ..!:":4 pounced upon Chambers im- - demic has intensified as devele In view of the great-ris- k Whittaker Chambers. He has 'Ill''. . Who - definitely placed himself - in stopped whom 1 that Whittaker chambers has mediately. have brought from woe ) , ' and why? It is even more im- - opments t end physical jeopardy. --le- gal taken,certainlyAlser - Hiss portant thatJapan, to have cleared that up -- preparing be has don. willingly and ought to come cleanAnd-th- at ' 2:L.1. , he has not donecli is adopt- -- than any other phase of this to- - make war '- -on the Soviet . , .. knowingly. - -- - 1 V,. situation. was Chambers Why 7, the that attitude Union. ing 1 have never imet Whittaker lawyer's called not before the federal he will admit nothing until country employs "Every Chambers, 1thougb I have been 9 it as be failed to grand jury in New York dug-- spies, both in war and peace. ' . hearing much about him for -- is establise, ex's-4.7404:4;,;10,4,11f4&1 the first of its ing , be t year ears even of admit knew are that the and eyes 12 10 or years. I sever saw ,t tenet? Whir did not the .at- - They' 'chambers until he literally governments in ferreting out top ' , his old set of teeth or his new , ; , torney ; $21.75 general have him sub- - the secrets of other nations, findlooked his teeth and, old it n'lyr set which Alger Hiss used as 1. elli wil , And what about poenaed? a U ofw OA or ' different. for that them, either for gave ing protection I also identification. I do not Flizebelli Bentley? Does she fensive oPerations reason not as the able for , being El. .i,L know Alger Hiss, although I '' ,' : 'a manwho actual- - films? , "Spies at this moment are ett.44a .11PEEd lave beard considerable about-- tO identityhis .ol000r WashI e fog, shared the streets of spetment. That . him and his brother, Donald, Log Leis ' .4,t I la XII Positions -- -- I walking 1 made a very - bad impression ington, and of every other capi; - - A since 1934 or thereebouta..;'f..'; ...oak' r There are a few snore mat- - I tel of the world. The United on me. Frankly, I do not he- 1 ILL su -' -NNIL ', No4"' Personal Friends Teatift! tars that need to be cleared and 1 States Ins military and naval I ' I lieve the Hiss-storI , .. ' ' ' Hiss owes it to his coun- - and possibly -- diplomatic seAlger A group of My friends 'who Disc lona. 'Voluntary try to make some of them clear. crets which other nations I er are and On Hiss the In 1934; Harold Ware, the son wants. band, travelers say that Whit0 ' , American Spy Ring taker Chambers is a patriotic - attitude justifies, la my mind, , of Mother Bloor, a notorious 11 wegi gfissal cr: onto Chambers va-4the came to holding Sot ill ToSoor snot 1t American who is capable of the Am.secriocan Communist, Moving tin a few months to documents and mic- - t 1' from Mor;scow and , c4.01. sacrifices for , purloined k.' $287.150 I 1.1 March of 1938 my log shows $ rofilms. It is the only proof 75 countrpey; 10 a cell of I Diesood organized Rios members, his : that he is contrite that he bad that be was riot , that I recorded this: - d'"'Nff tor,i mostly graduates of the Bar- over be had done in , fat Pickwickian ' "The boy one most fantasof the .44 1,4k, yard Law School. This tell was 'Who is the put and that his compess telling S 0.75 making the public flesh tic lies in, history. The doeu- -. 4r so organized that each member for- - sacrifices Is- - ade- evidence- . sation to seems -- -moment at the creep ' menteryIllegally : of cell Illeown until be the spy. What with the mysquate if the espionage is g Wir his possession, and illegal, thousands were involved. 72 e 1 , 1 ' ' end if step' are 'taken withheld g, ',..., terious American the 11 isir. alone him, gave by ,These-,inewere to appointed 1 i prevent similar espionage at 01' , ,, 4 --grim treason trial in Moscow to his tale of treason lo 1t , In the govern-I- n key another time. - lo fact, OZIO of veracity CREDIT with its allegations of British ,CONVENIENT . which he participated andment, positions , , They became counsel to7 these , a mad of Wbkhhe di"1"ect tn , German and the ,,,:t. .,,,. plots against -- - - n hisicongreutonalcommittseu-a, Soittet ,,,i4,,... , , detriment. It must be rememw andiplet bea0 . 0 ' '' ' , , I to weathers of Con- -. poppingregime, sealed this article, ,up and popping off all .2' bered - that he voluntarily ' ,,tecretaries ;, 1 , over Europe, there are enough ' 11t" ': On the Other hand, personal Tr, ' made his disclosure In 1939 to - grew. They overran "sensitive" ,s' - ' ' 7 friends for whom I have .equal Adolf A. Berle. then under- -, - positions In the Stale Depart- - thrills and chills to tatisfy the I . W.r.te For Information-- - --- -, '''''' ,'" War and Navy De- - most. ,eager arm-cha- ir '. seeker 1, ' .; regard know Alger Hiss well. secretary of state, through the ,, went, the . lismoltut f I " Shea , .tie OSS, the OW!, after , adventure. ,, ": They refuse, tobelleve that he , mediation of Isaac Don Lev.ine,--th- e partments., ' , ' ..." atilt, ptiewbent, 4 . ORA.- - UNRRA.--iAs PIS dig! a matter of fact there , , ,... , did or- knowingly did betray ' risked ' his 4wn or. Iar, became their field. We need to be an 'R' in the S3 9.7514 N - doesn't . , i , his. country. ' The most they , rest when he 1 talked to Berle. to know all about that if it is rnonthlobayg , 1 1 make spies idosson. . , 1 Diamond.For , , , . are willing to say is that the , - Chri4' smal l was , , he not , Why ,entt arrested , , ' - always are with us, and , , . , . , . atmosphere in the Harvard Law why the whole case was not not to happen that way again. They , , . ,, 1. . , , chambers opened the ";;;;; the United Statee bu its quote, , ,fr. , , . ' , ' ' , " '.- -, - '''''4 -- - ,1 School when Alger Hiu studied 1939 has not beta - - ,, 1' '1'7; ''' A1.---'i ; - - - - --' - - - rnt'.-with foreign countries. aell' wbat is inside. ', . ' lbws was such that moat of the broken, In slang ' leta PROVO. . T SO VIS CENTER, , , was e. Berle's el)' explained. It , , , , . (copyrkest...!sok Row sultures 17141-- - NatursAy when thkbounds of Ti., We stond for the constitution ' ' - : '' ...p, government as therein set ir, ' . " ; ' Dollars . ,, ' - ' ' - ). , end 'Pennies to Save -- .,. ., ' s 1 - , .- - -- 11 - a ., , , . . . .,,,. .., - - .., 1 ......- -- -- -- -- ' a , t ... , P ., facts , well-meani- ng -- 14 right-of-wa- -- 4o ' 41 t -- f i'i -- - - - --- . . 11,- , ' e ', " - . , ''''1 kill ra ,;" - "'1 - -- t 6) : -- . , ' - , die . Tr...1 ,,J . . , i lat , - - 14 . ...---- I - -.. i , 4 -- i ---- sr entirely-without-zoni- . s'4i - . ' i II -- . Freedom Spies Are Everywhere ' .. ys -- - , et The Market for ar . 'Comics h:Iiirt, . Moscow-controlle- d 1 ilts: , 10: -- 1 he -- just."---Prove- rbs , , ' in-th- e ..., :;.:'V.--:.::':,.- It ':. believe 4 91 , , :,:,,, .,,::,.,,..: ,,,,,, ::::i.,,,. ,,-.- - ' is ::, , - In making - '..' :, '.... "... .:,. :i ' . 0. ,,.: ...."'...',.: . , i, :": li.0."..i::, .,, 7:::$ i .; .1, ,I , ' :;..:', 1:,::,' ' 5.' :S . , ...., . i -- 4- , ,.,, - at -- . 4,, ....!:,.!1t.':. Wonderful! - . ,,..,.,,.. 1 - .. -- - DAYNES!"- - . '''- ,,.,Cha m b Hiss ti el Spy-Phob- is - - , . .1 . , "'' ' w . 4 l'' ! , - ' - 4 p - z. spY-Pho- - . - 4 , I ' . . - , - II - ' , ' ----- , ..1 -- A4 14 . , -This d re :-- . ' ... . I" ' 1 ' ' . . ' 4 -et-- -- i- I - ' r" . . , . r ill , 4 , ex-fell- the-oth- z - - . "211 . csp) ' the-har- : per . - 74) , dis--cl- osed i .,.---- -- t. spy-rin- n -r-- ---- ' , --- $ -- , , 7,-. , . "14- ", - - , ---- , red-blo- od ,,' i , " particuChainbers - , , . , , , , - -- - 1 - ,- . , .,.. . . . - . - - - f -- , f j Ir - , . . . - ". ,4. - t , . -- 0 . WIV - -- |