Show of those who would force him to compromise' but he wiUjejentu- -' allyrlse above theafAil apd' thfjy will acknowledge aleader ' This old world needs more men who can cast fear of critlcim aside and stand ’’bdldyih 'the vv children's TOt?fm3tE open for the thin - they- know Tha ahUdroxxcf tKa family dosarre ‘ are right small chairs ithnt - they t can alt In without dangling their feet- Inex penslre odes part be bought' or Dad OGDEN THE COMING i i dy aaamaka cns out Of boxes Which SHEEP MARKET OP U S children toemselvmeanfpaXnt tha T r the upon Following closely ®OOK : SH2XVES' J? ' f anFlour company Sperry v’If pafhtf thfc lnili r cf 1’your nouheement that contracts-habrighi color ona that been signed for the erection la Ogden of a $125000 feed thill and that ground 'will' be broken Monday there comes news from the Ogden 'Union Stockyards 'company that It'wlII construct' at once a $1000001 sheep bam to I her those annpjlng sqfttaks ' the needs of Ogdeaixxl'x lia-growing sheep market Never watt to press anything with We have- - commented on ? the bleats hr it until tthe pleats are fact that the Sperry announce- - badly out at Is reshy a tlmesaver to press each time the" frock Is worn ment Is Indicative of a" prosper lor then it takes so little effort ous present and ean opttmlztle future for the poultry- ahd lite I'The lavender or idva of acatter-stock industry' ln'thls area The ling xwehets I news from the 'ktockyards Is through lingerie is another excellent way proof of the growing Importance I to get that delicate freshness in of Ogden XXX Urestoe ttxrttt yttthpucgent’ct pxrticulxrly xxx Bn mxrtet4I ALARM There is good reafOir to believe I aIarm xlacJc can be Mtcheh that Ogden lsMestlned to be the ulltUs in heme Set it helper mUvtr to thi for Parting meals the biggest aheep w tm taking medl country Its importance today ls cine for taking to the laundry The Ogden Standard -- Examiner -- ' rutu3iurtu cu 4 L PotUsben Cldrcdre Ctuoui -- - 4a ladtpendtat Hrwapap t rry mmlai tad Staiti onlai wtthoat a amid or a dab Matter -it tbf Catered u Second-claPabUibtd ’ ss Postal nee Ogden established t'tib 1111 moatliISc Idaho SUBSCRIPTION R4TU Delivered by carrier oat By stall in advance ta Utah d I book-lhehreT- a - ea-tltl- ed fr ' ’ Nevada aad Wyeoalaf Three months fUrt aso Ola meatu Oae year All other state (tad a moath TtVd one year Member of The Associated Frees United Press Consolidated fits KEa Service aad A B C The Associated PreM Is exclaslvely to the aso (or ropubliestlon of say aevs credited to tt aot otherwise credited la this paper aad alsa the tecaJ news published herein t ‘4 1 c rs-lt- - - mt Call 252 for All Departments i ii -- The Standard-Examin- er oU-faahion- Platform - three-tlmes-a-wtek-stew- od - -- - - by 1935 15000 PopuLstion A Place on the Transcontinental " Alr Route Control of a Pure Water 8 opply to Accommodate 150000 People A Modern City and County Bailding A Direct Highway to Great halt lake The Monte Crlsto Bead to Bleb ' imeriy-go-rou- - -- - few by the ‘fact btlSS1 to the ot jiumber sheep A High School Worthy of the ' '?! handled- this year will run Urell I t S City Another North and South Ar( over the two million mark There 8AUpiTANEf-- ' terial Highway fOT A Municipal Athletic Field Is Boad An Aggressive County the nTTof aMreat sheep-- 1 wipe’ them out first with newspaper ' Ot such' a'chore to wash1 Bollding Program they' u producing area'- and the More Street ImproremenU masters can ship' to- Ogden wnd v Ogden ' YUfEOAR tjsprsiJ Improved City Parks then go elsewhere without In ! pllk siocklng ahould1 be- rinsed A Municipal Golf Course to dear water and then )rden a City of Beautiful crease "to freight fates' ' They thoroughly to Homes come ‘here Jook over the situa- - given a ftnalrlnSnr‘ to I This flon and then' sell or mote on added'- t I 12:00 Mid — Signing off National Men and Affairs report' - 8:00 - ‘ Cultured Europeans Still Striving to Bring lightenment to Savage America1 U SPolicyl r Criticised in Presence of President Besult'Ms " ot What Critics Expected Wf-te- r WHEN A MAN IS BIGHT HE WILL STAY RIGHT When a man is right and feels It in his blood there Is no reason why he should compromise for the sake of harmony If he Is as according circuhastance serve I " —— i e’ The sheep tuUon 1 7 By WILLIAM HARD one of the optimistic angles to I ynplyln-'-- a mixture i Special Correspondent of iUal spirits Ogden’s four-squa-re position J as 9L prtfradhytod ' Ll - Standard-Examinand ammonia The a livestock market he stock- IfASRINGTON April 26—A spec-v- v t BARr8 TAthS-CLOTdealing with a major issue Any ya'rds company has a half-miltacular instance of concession from a principle that lion dollar improvement and ex--1 - A eonslderate Uiother i made er- but over -- weening and overto adforeign instructiveness reaching an Is stands every test only was displayed in United States the mission of doubt in its efficacy which the sheep bams comprise of sSrSisUnndtoto this Washington this last week when at There is th mark of greatness onljr the flrst'unii to take cart I little bag she slipped-oblonpieces an admirable and’ most entertainare rubber 'Thesef laid ing dinner of the American Society cf sheeting to the man who stands by the of the Increased business at this fever of the table of ’Newspaper Editors two eminent rnd remarket things he knows to be right and are taken along when smother Europeans stood up beside the preseffect ident of the United States who was of what it may GOOD DAIRY" gardless CALTES also guest and in effect told him His have on his future prospects to how change the whole foreign attitude may lose him friends — ABE HARD TO FljND i $'m policy of the United tStates so as to A make It really right CUST4® it may lose him money — but ever When sponsors of the Bannock custards-fenaerve them ' and always it cleanses him of county (Idaho) 4H dubs set’ out Bake up The two eminent Europeans were to procure- cxlrr to euppir the subterfuge and strengthens' him the Frenchman Andre Geraud and for the battles that are to come exit elube text hxre been ouo-- S&S ttidSIrtlsSeSS?" ' the Englishman Wickham Steed -- n The friends he loses were bed the combed HUU both journalists and both eminent enemies to disguise Their friend- Idaho' for satisfactory young Qne of the'moxi start-er- a not merely by the chances of fame triton for a hocnercxal a hen you mean but by the ’long working of true ship was founded on selfishness dairy - stock ‘and reported that to- merit Their speeches were informto fog dessert isof-the and steeped to the poison' of good dairy calves can’t itoma-toOne- can eoektalL mato ed deep eloquent witty They manjealous conceit Out with them: bought several makes: when OQcktalU ifestly were men of profound Local calf dub sponsors tell ‘stratoed ' " VvV-Let them sink to narrow level and also of exquisite culr tivation Yet they were also Euroof their kind The money ' he the same story' They have peans ' They had cOme with a misloses comes back to him to an sought and still are seeking good to the backwoods They had sion increased measure of manhood calves to farm out to the dub it upon their souls to carry the gosdeboys to raise and the result art pel to the darkened successors of the that carping fools cannot ' ’ red Indians They felt that they ' as to stated about Bannock v' HETj'avtitns stroy must add America to civilization net xtcCordUn pleated The president sat at the center of There is a touch of the' divine county the speakers' table He sat there in a man who forms an opinion for the foreign policy of I responsible for such calTes They must come shows yoke fashion' actel" both the the United States M Geraud stood through reason logic and prac- from I - tock 'et the bodice - $00 he hows and beside him explainthatyleldpounds explicitly Up tical experience in the ways of ““ and its of thkt: ed the or policy to txt folly momof butur the world and stands by It GeM If bankruptcy impending Calf clubs xr ozrxnlxed to ’up-- 'l was manifest were There heavens it fall the raud though ' that the right president of the ’United is something glorious in the man build the dxlry Industry bm -- T'Z was States very weak in his wits ttofchss on lnslstcqc prorldln rts who Is Immovable while the mob when JSletouSSrmwy kuemd According to M Geraud the Unitclamors at his heels He is the that wlU prove profitable ‘ kSSSat crepe frocks stow it black ed States more or less forced the to produce flower of a better race He will they begin league of nations upon Europe Eu-It be misunderstood and abused by also more or less forced upon I js&s is California hf The v rprice affectlt tt those who follow the line of day ‘ rope the French evacuation ot the 1 ‘ 1 fa there high enough Ruhr and additionally the general i i least resistance but 'he will so farmers’ to that f' European acceptance of the Dawes prefer’ "buy ride safely on the storm crest of and Young plans for the regularlz' criticism1 and plant his “feet producing cow 'Inst xd of 1H4- The lng of German reparations I In roee and to calves or tog States Utah United la of the It greenl maturity suggestions princess on the safe sands of duty firmly ' In wltH these citizens American of fake’ those CaRr profitably can hmJllcrwHhe f?hips matters hadprivate well performed been received and asLook them over Take the man fomUcxlresrxlslhemU similated by Europe' Europe had Therefore listened to Americans who straddles every Issue for the them back to California ’as pjt- must States United the government sake of policy and peace He can ducers However then aye none In and ahead how' go participate all the consequences straddle so long but the time tooAllmany available in allfpmla Jn Europe this is indicative 1 of there of all the advice ever glven to comes when both sides lose faith sources 'conditfon-rlEuropeans from ‘American’ so the dajry in him He may find a tem- healthy as It from refrained doing Iflt The demand for so good Industry from Inref fact doing is his raining in for porary profit play of the is prescalves the with management unusually strong' upder popularity but he is proving his the ent president of the United States In Jeifet this at supply region weakness as a man capable of why then according to- M Geraud nt almost Dilrymen who" spoke perfectly Impersonally course In the doing big things and altltudinously toe United States of time he loses cast with all would ndt cilngf to their yotihg was on its way to a rude and rough concerned There Is nothing ac- stock so "valiantly unless' the awakening was mighty promising' T The rules of the dinner very propcumulative in his policy It Is a ’forbade the reporting of what erly over a temporary bridge dangerA ixocer in 'France always ibsequently said by the presi ous stream and the time will tens to' L delicate appreciation of toe solo before aTsaxophone would also forbid any reportcome when It will be swept away rules going into the ring Nothing jls the face ing of the’ expressions on by the flood waters of public better to get a fellow while M Geraud to fight-in- g a ofthe president was speaking Too bad I opinion - mood Take the man who knows be v xlt may be permissible though to gbosgba$ntogur assume ' that possibly the president Is right He speaks out without Chiwill what ?ibb6n ieomeS' into Gcoecralh its about Say jqu was that some day he might hoping ' ApringIt trlmsbata see what neither e fear or favor He may go down cago' more killings hn ownahli he nor anybody dgfes ucarfs-- pipes binds them — an American visever seen else has repeatedly before the onslaughts Wall street frocks makea belts and Xlcnetr tot itor to France f standing up at a dinpaty warns “r ner beside the French prime min ister and telling him that France In sfnrfitexyd checks deference to world welfare and to A' little trevfllng' 'suit is 'made of American opinion should withdraw Shepherd’s checka ln from the league of nations and abroblack-aiv- i white and 'Usea ' sweet - 1 er -1 i of the United States and to the erican constitution as it now Is mave-thet-b- -- : well-intentio- Two emerge ned ‘ -- than ever i k '- x 9:00 ket -- ua--fnitt -' - stu-diousn- ess J ’ wtm FashionHmts -- -- -- e- m Dance music f m —Request program mu— Victor Salon ’ in —light classics 10:00 p m — Request hour 11:00 mm— Clair Anderson’s organ ' 7:30 p 8:00 p 8:30 p 9:00 p a 9:00 9:05 are-mad- f ‘ r O PINIONS of the A otd-fashksn- fed v l ’ a-- hand blocked Crepe for 'its blouse v with black checks THIS LIFE OF OCRS: oh ’white U - I "What chance has a guy got to a tank town like' this?-- If I i v-i I POINTED :GOBCTS had gone to New York years ago I might now be—" fc ‘What chance has a uy got' In this crushing moiling whirl- - Tarte 'aHdwa' "Che little printed poo! out west years ago where silk' frock la plnk7 loom thab has I had a chance 1 might now be—1 stayed godrta In It Aift Ikthat point up- -- to g line it Oh well I got only myself to blame The trouble with me has a woke making C " I always been I was afraid to move around a little like ether fellows CLASSfC Now if I had moved — ” "Yeah just got myself to kick Never could stay put to one Correcf eaxiy'sprhia’ tootgup' phasises ths 'chid cf 'pumper Blue place long enough” to get anywhere Always Jumping around Now ones are ‘Very good sof browns and If 1 had stayed — black and many of them wear little never “I’d let a son of mine go into the boot and shoe business' bowknots Of 5--leather tailored' How I ever came to go into it— " ' ' "No child of mine will ever be a lawyer with my consent 'If - r- SEFARATr EOLESO ’ I had known what I do now—’’ - Lace and chiffpif frocks fer rying "I’d like to see somebody get a boy of mine into the newspaper may ha te aeparaW bolero evenings business while I was arduna Now take my ease—" jackets withv lcc3 Sleeves which are detachable u t 4''-'' -- -- V- A 3 rig-ta- I -- - ' — - gate - with its: alliance - slovakia ' i Czecho- i v Senator Borah The moral of Mr Bleed’s remarks was that we ought to revolutionize our constitution and execute Senator Borah and then perhaps be able to start out and show as much world 4 t”' NEW SCARF sense and' world conscience and — and ability at A" new scarf for 4rx3ring ha blue world ' Hit crepe aqd pink with the pink swimming about In the Indian ocean scarf run through the blue and de-- and accumulating Mahatma Gantor laundtrlr ' dhis— as Great Britain xi J suppose I did make a mistake to not accepting Joa Instead tachabla " 01 Harry Laura seems to be nerfectlv ronte-ntunr' The president was moved He was 1 ! moved D greatly There is no doubt At navy- - blue v tnousscline'' de sole on that point Inquiry shows that afternoon ’frock has ah amariniy next day he evinced a most excepeffective (top circular Counco trim- tionally ardent and voluble devo- -med wtthdre braid vf tioato' the existing’ foreign policy I t 1 self-sacrifi- ce r ’ f CXRE-ERM- -- r- -- Ensemble Iv 4 v omatics 6:00 p m— NJBC “Enna Jetttck Melodies” 6:15 p m— NJBC '715 p m —— N3C 8:00 p m First Presbyterian r church services 8:30 p m —Mons Hunt Roman Catholic discourse i 9:00 p m—L D s church sendees ” ' These drivers wear red arm - t v r tour- “ v- f SUNDAY ONLY BRICK QUART Y ICECREAM 35c r t ! i i j "-f - ' ‘ (Copyright 1930 ’McNaUght Syndicate Inc) 4 SPECIAL - S3 Baby CouId Not Sleep Niht or Day 1 Healed5 by Guticurai A My toby hid eczema for about three month It broke outlnlitti face and itched and burned so that sh used to until they would bleed t It later broke badly out on her arms and cou °°t uight or day and was very dross aad 'rootless 821 for ttotfciuar Soap and Ointment (and (tent yertisenient for a free samplt After using It I could see a change so purchased wwro and in a short time she was completely healed" (Signed) Mra honnan Gross R 2 Box Fort Scott Kansas August Id 1929 hbafcw on Sample ach Iwfc - $ r HOSPITAL Confectionery Corner 24th and Harrison Are htOi ¥ aS MM d&£vnc$ songs of yesteryear - ' ‘ 4 9:45 a m — Sunday Morning Review (continued) 13:00 noon—CDS Columbia t male YohrBank 12:15 p m— Qulsh Varieties 1:00 p m — CJS Cathredrsl hour — complete religious musical ser- Icriow wHat you jwant yout lf T When you bring yoiir business to the OQDEK STATE lB A2TK we £o supply 1 service ‘which y ou desire 'and Jf it jbe possible to do a little "morehforjloui than you expected and fet a little better way - chorus— directed by Claude Mac-Arth- ur Combined orchestras In a program of light music 5 vice with the Columbia Sym- phony orchestra the Cathredral choir John Barclay baritone Helen Oelheim contralto and t Julia Mahoney soprano 2:00 p m—CUB Quiet Harmonies— Ladies trio ' ' 2:30 p m —Talk by Dr Don ' C James' 2:35 p m —Ballads and light class- leal music" Y 3:00 p m — Popular period’" ' 3:30 p m —The Gkuchoa —Vincent - Soreys orchestra playing Argen tine and Spanish music J CjKjgRigfej 4:00 p m — Dance novelties — 4:45 p m CBS’ "The World’s Business”— address by Dr 'Julius ' ’ Klein from Washington 5:00 p mu— Moments of melody Around the 5:30 p nn— CJ3JS Samovar—program of lively Rue slan tunes with Peter BlIJo’s Ba- lalaika orchestra the Samovar quartet and Mme Valentinova 6:00 p m — CJBB Majestic Theatre r of the Air—variety program with cere- Leo Seymour master monies the Majestic Male quar tet and guest artists 7:00 p hv— CDJ3 Equlbbs ' program featuring Will Rogers 7:20 p nu—c B B Arabesque — a modern "Thousand and One Nights" featuring Frank' Knight Yolande Longworthy Oeorgla Backus and David Roes 8:00 p m —Lauren ’ W Gibbs ©r--" Cowrcnlent to tha theatres i chestra ' hopping district aad leading $:30 p nu— Around the World with ” eSce tpaddiags orBan and Bill's International Mart modem equlfmic&t — chestra Urgo rooms 9:00 p m— CJBB Coral Islanders FamouScomfortably — Walter for good food Kalamaku director presenting his famous Honolulu -All Outside Rooms ans group and poetic reading by ' $250 ub ' David Roes 9:30 p nu— CBJ3 Midnight Melof With Bath up dies— Ann Leaf at the organ ' — 10:00 p m SAcH Stamp Concert ‘'orchestra Alice Anderson ' dlrec- tor 10:30 p m —Old and new song hits Rhpeo-die- s 11:00 p m —Terpichorean ' 11:30 p m —Midnight dance parade RANDOLPH AT LA DALLE - 'BA©n©in!3DES j lfr " 'tV un-deTta- ko are confident- - tht you will de live genuine benefit from a relationship here 4 l '-- s-j- ! ec I! SCCC5 ! - ’ '’’ Tin - $30 tirw HOTEL j i f: St 7 " 5:00 p m — Pipe Organ Concert Oil- -’ 5:30 p m— N B C William’s - j i ' 4:30 p m —Studio program A V - 5 1 however was not quite so good aa Mr Steed According to Mr Steed to very structure of the American government incapacitated it from being a decently effective member of the family of nations If aa American delegate to an International political conference were asked his view on any matter he could not give the answer said Mr deed because he had to consult the president and the president could not give the answer he had to consult t the senate— ’and particularly IL Geraud -- - ! - "" ’Hour? i 2:00 p m —L D S services from i the Tabernacle 3:30 p m —Vocal and Intsrumental 1 stage and screen productions and' popular ! ballads 9:3(1 a m — CRB London Broad-ca- st ' a - KDYL— Sunday “Good Morning"' - ‘‘ a m— — Rem a Sunday Morningselec— musical view including tions and song hits from current n' c- - recital -- on 7 n So-a-to-ne - rit-uatl- ‘ by-pass- ers - KSL p m —RebroadcastTown The Ogden Cryer p m— broadcast 7:00 p m —A — - non-existe- - 13:00 noon— NBC Echoes 13:30 p m —NJBC Concert 1:00 p m —NJ3C "The Friendly French ! 4:30 5:00 W4W''ra' & Opera company BERLIN (AP) — Berlin now has Special parking stands for taxi drivers who Speak either English or ‘ KLp— Sunday m —Morning musical mar- Away 3:00 p m— Appropriate readings 3:30 p m —Light classics 4:00 p m— Popular dance tunes front-and-t- 7r ' a ' - -- t partment a m— N3C National Light 11:30 from the studio 'r 10:00 p m—NJC Concert Hour 10:30 p m —Utah Hour 11:30 p m —"Vagabond of the Air’ 12:00 noon—Mid-da- y variety 1:00 p m—Wurlltzer echoes' ’ 2:00 p nu—Matinee melodies 2:30 p m — Chasing the Blues -- s a m— “Sunny Side Up” 10:00 De- 11:00 a m —Utah Educational - 9:45 p m— “Television” concert Bible Students association' ‘ Off-whit- ' 10:00 10:10 11:00 - -- KSLr—Sunday a m —Informal program bands to distinguish them for a m —Scanning headlines a m —Household hints h ists a m — Special Watchtower program to be presented in Oakland Calif KFWM key station sponsored by the International es - r RADIO PROGRAMS d T k and time ’ - : lessons- - great ' - - -- the-baby'- s Am- thereupon One is that - there are no apparent limits of1 time or of place to the willingness of cultivated and charming Europeans to try to tutor the savage mind of the American republic' The other is that there are’ no apparent- limits either to their suave and bland obliviousness of the possibility 'that make us savager they thus may only ’ g i ’ - ' 4 r J - i nd -- county i noticed Jt was raining cats and dogs ifI TRUST that when you recalled that cheering message that AnS morning you also flowers” began the Flapper as shei came Sf2 showers bring May 1 breakfast Sunday morning to see you" at the country club last “1 was glad hight ith Father gravely Horace Stephens” began to Howell Peg had an old Jeggy “Yeah' he’s engagedditehed for him so I had to UnK Horace town and in flame boy Horace is the damn Jealous study Peg and keep all the austl 4 doth which gathers "He Is a very fine young man and is making a name for him spoke severely self ta the university" Father I” Mud Jeered the Flapper "Mud in Greek Is name "Yeah his cuneiform Inscriptions If he has real g0od and Sanscrit Latin thousand year some day! luck he will make three kind of a wedding i to that "I’m not exposing myself scientists and radiqarZ curates professors college away from to marry a man in business or one nouncers to make preparations mazuma to keep wolf hair will have enough of the professions who cracks door the from sucking" through day s areall gold diggers! They think o£ ‘Young women these declared nothing but money!" Some placeFather in a book! accused the Flapner "You read that looked forward to a happy njli’ have all women of ages ‘Young a one cell brain knows tfi Even riage It Is the maiden’s prayer ls more likely to be happy tfij a marriage with prosperouman one with a young women of your L 1 "The only difference between jthe didn’t do anything about £ is that they creek washed Dad and those of today the ashore at theb whatever took and They sat shyly humanity grabbing off the feet We wade' Into the stream of we want Marriage used tobe a toatter of luck for women' Sr Girls nowaday! onthe catching the brass ring about it and something dp about marriage business men aud took a letter tiirir"We watched from vouV you An which base of aU yZ you law averages We" book study the w Investments business y ' "We have learned thatjno man conducting a hotel can tell order steak lobster or chicken whether any particular diner willlaw of averages with a thousand the studied have restaurants But manager doesn’t care what one dinners for a thousand men The man orders for he knows that out of a thousand men a certain certain proportion chicken and a ceproportion wlU order steak rtain other proportion lobster jY Y "When a chain store thinks renting a comer they put a man can’t tell which man will to front to clock thesoda watfer orThey a plug of eating tobacco Butbuyif a cigar a glass of thousand people pass' that corner every day a certain propofifty rtion will buy eating tobacco a! certain proportion a cigar and a certain number will buy a banana split Knowing this they know how much rent they can pay Y "I could go down the line and tell you a dozen places where the lav? of averages stands behind every business transaction but you' know the law better than I do YOU are a man with a big head and 1 that goes both ways! is a business with women The law of aver- married' "Getting man will like in them but Individual what tell doesn’t any ages when they look at a thousand men who are supporting wives in the e to which they aspire they get a pretty good idea of what that ants ta a wifeuwe are fat we haven't a Chinaman’s chance so we all dik "If We know that boys run from a sick girt like a stray pup runs from food fresht air and exer a dog catcher 1so we all' go to “for proper v 4 else know that the type of man we a"By the law of averages dmire wants a snappy dresse? who can shake an intelligent footca the dance floor so none of zs fail to wear the best we can get our hands on and all of us dance "The law of averages shows and handsome a bachelor may be! he always has In the back cf his head a happy little home with ho less than three babies tod- dling around so we study babyi culture instead of tatting cooking and housekeeping as our foremothers did We know that unless we can wash and train three children and still look like a combination of Follies Girl and Madonna we haven’t a show for our white alley No woman can cook scrub add houseclean and still look like which is where most mea the mother on a Holstein Dairy Y-Calendar -wi get their art ideals "And as to babies-- " f r i "That is quite enough If 'interrupted Father gravely "Your matrimonial ideals are entirely falser j "Maybe so maybe so" Agreed) the Flapper with a twinkle la her eye "We only try to please the man who pa $s the bills!’’ ' STMDIB 41 years under one CONTINUOUS MANAGEMENT |