Show WEATHER pTAH — Fair night and TT PT IS" to- Sun- day slightly warmer tonight fill A THOUGHT V f IDAHO — Cloudy ' OGDEN CITY Tear— No 362 BRITAIN SEEMS i Mews READY TO MAKE PARI PAYMENT ¥iews ON IV A R DEBTS By FRANK FRANCIS Addressing the annual convention of the Utah Association of the Deaf Dr Howard Driggs of New York brother of Superintendent Frank for Driggs of the Utah State School the story Blind gave and the Deaf of the pony express ind spoke of the the importance of keepingalive counour history of that period jin try's development — —— — rvr rri2es is an inspirational speaker with a real message for the west Understanding' With President Roosevelt Believed To Be Pleached FRANCE TOj DEFAULT Wallace Says Conflicting Contentions Must Be Solved Soon That Nation Prefers To Put Money Into Hitler Defenses ' By B C PUGII Associated Press: Foreign Staff LONDON June 2— (AP)— Reli- - J J ' 1000-mi- le 1 1- - - - ic : j i STOCK MARKET ! i I x i i I - 4 WALLACE SECRETARY domestic needs or restore foreign purchasing power DISFAVOR SHOWN Declaring "the AAA offers the only alternative until world trade conditions have been corrected" he said it is "meeting with disfavor" from producers shippers and com mission merchants He declared that probably in the future the program for restricted production must be coupled with a program to remove 50000000 acres from production and added: "I suspect that even when the president gets his tariff powers he will not take any drastic action to restore foreign "purchasing power" At the exercises held in the col lege stadium' i the honorary degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon Anthony W Ivins a member of the first presidency of the Later-da- y Saints church and president of the college board of trustees BANKS SENDING L017P0IF4T RUSH CALL FOR J public' addresses j He has the imagination and the which to make gift of language with live history Down in South Washington school on Thursday afternxm the children of the first grade celebrated the completion of theiij "Doll House" structure 5 which was a feet high and nearly! 3 feet wide with lawn trees and walks The inside which was open at the back had' been furnished by so thoroughly that the six year-olds no detail in housekeeping was lack LAKE STEAMER ' lib wma By ELMER C WALZER Mediators Renew Efforts To Obtain peace In Strike Areas United Press Financial Editor NEW YORK June 2— (UP) — Small amounts of selling brought two-stothe stock market down to new low (By The Associated Press) ground for the year in early trad Negotiations for pace in capital ing today- - Then support develop labor strife went forward today Prevention of threatened wide ed and a long list of issues made spread strikes in the steel and cot small gains for the day -ton textile industriest was sought in There was no pickup In recent conferences at Washington but light volume either on the decline there was no word of definite prog or on the ing subsequent recovery ress stock market lacked in the What A tre walls made special labor board for the steel They had papered was excitement to set similar beds thfor the that provided by the mattresses for industry rugs up for floors and curtains for the windows the automotive industry was pro- wheat pit at Chicago where prices The radio was there also there-es- t posed in the efforts to avert a gen moved over a wide course in heavy in home eral strike of steel workers trading Advanced margins brought frigerator and the la At Toledo Ohio electrical workers in some liquidation of grains and comforts of the Toledo Edison company call- predictions of rain in some parts ed off the strike thty had set for oi tne aroutn area also worked It was-- a wonderfu play house seven a m today Tie action came against the market At one time childish dreams culmination of the after the company announced a 20 wheat was down more than 2 cents a bushel and other grains made News and" Views was called in to per tejit wage increase Settlement of the Toledo automo corresponding losses Just before see the house built out of the en- however a sub thuslatisc offerings of the hearts of tive strike which brcfught death to noon in New York was two men in stantiai to and progress 200 rally in riots injuries the children Other commodity markets were last week may be expected soon featureless Cotton and tin made These "doll houses ptand for the saia cnanes pV Taft federal media small while-lossewere re tor gains of minds first great awakening A" new strike broker among Great corded in silver rubber hides and which are to grow and develop unThe dollar was mixed In more be lakes tugmen and at Cleveland three acopper til they shall make narrow range Bonds continued members of crew the come true steamer the j)f dreams witching t and dull James E Ferris were chased or irregular were driven to new Steel shares thrown into the Cuyahoga river A lows in early They are castles in he air trans- crowd trading stoned the ship police related into realities Other issues to make new lows stored order ' More conferences were held in ef for the year in early tradine In How much of all the great forces Reduction American forts to bring 'peace ia the strike of eluded Air'Alcohol Of life are from that source Commercial Loracinc coast marine workers t - comotive Deer & Co American General Mo One should never gtow so old as tors Heime Preferred and Schen not to indulge in the phantasies ley that in childhood build doll houses King WUI The market closed near th hpst levels of the day American Tele On' the exhibition run of Burlingu S phone ciosea at 112 up train between ton's stream-line- d oteei sat up oeneral Motors 3W Denver and Chicago the distance of oil off 4: Chrysler 37 ixjNDON June King New York Central 1015 miles was covered in 13 hours 26off H George in uncertain health will 5 minutes and 44 seconds Electric 3254 un- celebrate his 69th birthday quietly Westinghouse c nged and U S Smeltin?" mu —'" M That is the greatest speed ever tomorrow up The customary public observance made by a train on ailong run GRAIN ' MARKET wm he held 2— (AP— Orain CHICAGO June will be over flown all the Flags From Ogden to San Francisco sharply today wheat over the Southern Pacific is 782 city and the king on a : military prices tumbled cnarger will review his household falling below a' dollar a bushel to miles erase most of the gain made during ————— troops on -horse guards parade All theklnz's children and his me wees The stream-line- d train traveled The market ruled bv to Otttunwa la 737 grandchildren are expected to visit lrom Denver the advance responded the palace tomorrow during miles in 9 hours and 39 minutes quickly td news of steadv rain nvr M much of the Canadian wheat bslt At that rate the distance from and in Idaho and Montana Pnrp- Ogden - to San - Francisco could be Rolph Much casts indicated the precipitation covered in a little over 10 hours extend into the drouth-strickFevey area mightDakotas A stream-line- d and Minnesnfa train leaving Ogat time breakfast would arrive den to below oa crashed options July SAN JOSE CaU June 2— (UP)— cents- - almost 8 te- - San Francisco for a 5 o'clock cents under the best Governor James Rolph Jr was figure of dinner Other grains weakmuch weaker today is a burning ened withFriday wheat That would be fast enough to fever depleted his! remaining Wheat recovered onlv a frarHrm strength and brought him closer to at the close and wound un th compete with the airplanes the death his doctors considered in- week's trading near the day's botevitable tom The session's low Daint Going oyer the Sierras the train tnr The fever added further complica all deliveries of wheat were would be slowed down by the grades within and the curves but down the Hum- tions to the increasing pulmonary a fraction of the 5 cents boldt valley high speed could be congestion and speeding of the pulse sible drop The only deUvervpermisahnv maintained over - long stretches of noted by the physicians in their $100 was December which went to track latest examination ry s n " " Celebrate Birthdajl Quietly ! - -- - - ! eaker With Burn jig SfMLLCHANGE Support Develops For Long Heavy Demand Believed To Indicate Quickening List of Shares In of Business Closing Period i j ei-e- WHILE OTHERS A REDARGUING and there was a sharp drop In temperatures in some northern locali- the-pon- STONES en A Z LAST :Moe§e To Work unite On Six Billion Dollar Program EDITION RULES LIKE DICTATOR FOR CONGRESS' CLOSING DAYS Supply Bill Calls For Extensive Relief Expenditures Including Highway And U S Building Construction Drastic Rules To- - Prevent " Any Filibustering By Republicans G O P IS CONTENT June 2— (AP)--deficiency supply bill Canada Farmers WASHINGTON a potential six billion dollar relief ex They Say They Have Forced Smile As Rain Falls Democrats To Reverse penditure by President Roosevelt was reported today to On Baked Acres the house by its appropriations committee Policies measure however the the committee In submitting KANSAS CITY June 2 — (AP) — By CECIL B DICKSON the chief executive's request for unlimited disdisregarded Extreme heat continued today WASHINGTON June 2— (AP)— allocations of some funds and tied The as to word through most of the midwest but cretionary power today carried speaker's scattered showers gave some relief up certain items by mandatory provisions dictatorial power : e v Gossip la always a personal confession either of malice or imo Holland becility-! A Western v - as-th- SOME REGIONS reliefTnjchicago V - i Pa-caf- SNOW COVERS Nation's Weather Map Is Almost Crazy Quilt of Contrasts LOGAN Utah June 2 — (AP) — as the way out of - UK 7 in Vl Wi y V America's present difficulties was presented by Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture in the commencement address at Utah State Agricultural college today "We are having a conflict between on one hand end rugged individualism on the other" he told the graduates "From this may come a higher synthesis— a conflict if you please between voluntary regimentation and Jeffer-sonia- n democracy from which may also come a higher synthesis" LESSON FROM PIONEERS He likened the coming of the western pioneers to the Israelites who conquered Canaan and said: "The ruggedly Individual pioneer farmers faced with the dire need of water for irrigation soon developed a spirit of between communities and later between AUYx) SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 2 1934 UTAH Cooperation and Rugged Individualism In Conflict Secretary Tells Students able sources said today that Great Britain has reached an apparently He advocates the placing of mon- understanding with! RoosePresident uments at air our historic spots velt on the war debts and question the for along the trails of the' pastheroic in will make a token payment In June purpose of preserving the The- - only comment from official our national existence quarters however was: "ive are studying Mr Roosevelt's He regrets the blasting down of message with much interest" of the Sir John Simon! British foreign Pulpit Rock the destruction landmarks other tree and arrived here today from secretary with which were associated the- Geneva where he left the world story of pioneer struggle and sacri- disarmament conference yesterday He will spend his week-en- d fice at his home in the country ir private talks states" exThe contentions of toconflicting the with cabinet other of pony members Recalling the days must be solved asserted he FRANCE TO DEFAULT day press riders he said Jthat in 1860 a willingness to "come and PARIS June (AP) —France through 80 young fellows ranging in ages counsel and 'enlisted considers were 21 together" and he conbuilding a defense against from 15 to rethose he said "plead a demned Nazi in to more vital fan 400 Germany with ponies strung along cause know is unjust" adding: from mail her than relations they the carried safety smoothing lays they allow "We these men to dominate Pacific with America officials indicated td the Missouri river to the and separate and divide" day He declared half the unemployed He described 'them as a fearless to Thus the country was expected war at another debts default present are under 26 years of age prefer resolved daring dependable group 15 to June and her sacrificing military predicted that if present condion getting the mail through at all as as much she continue criticism of the tions had strength hoped cost in human effort President Roosevelt would show present system will soon exist among her some acceptable- way out this year's college graduates " To their triumph In establishing the debt controversy "It is a terrible thing to upset an the quick communication with measure The chamber of which deputies existing order" Secretary Wallace he attributes in great master of the government on the said "It is much better to underis this the saving of California and war debts issue has shown no in- stand what factors are causing the west land to the union- clination to make the "substantia differences" sacrifice" suggested) by Mr Roose He blamed the growth of veit in his war debts message yes the 'United States rapid It was at that timq Nevada was and its developwas teraay admitted to the union and ment creditor a a debtor into from "Battle-born known thereafter as the POLICY UNCHANGED for the present situation and nation State" Instead the French: cling to the said two present themcontention that a scaling down o selves — alternatives restrict to' production to Dr Driggs Is doing a great pub- reparations requires the same-trilic service in marking! the old pony ming of war debts Officials indicated that the mes express trail and he hopes by next had left Frances policy of deobserved be will sage year which unchanged diamond jubilee of the Inaugurating fault ' Premier Gaston bourn ergue and of express t© have every station on the old trail designated his cabinet are definitely commitAT ted to a strong military force and by a monument to be that appears the primary fl consideration The people of Ogderi miss a great nancial GRAINS ACTIVE M- 4- — treat in early western1 history giv- Vr fail en in story form when they to hear Dr Howard priggs In his CROWD V uyji efi Co-operat-ion f I NVAA 3 tonight and Sunday at times unsettled continued cool Sixty-four- th For he that will lore life and tea days let him refrain his tongue from evil and his lips that they speak no guile— I Peter J:10 good WASHINGTON June 2— (UP)— A sudden and abnormal demand on the U v s treasury by banks for pennies nickels dimes and quarters for change-makin- g was ascribed today to increased business and more normal spending! by the pub- lic j The heavy demand for small change the first at this time of the year in a generation was believed to indicate that the billions In federal relief money was rapidly finding its way back to ithe grocery store the meat market or the cor i ner newsboy indicate statistics that Treasury periods of increased business activity are usually preceded by a rapid increase in the circulation "of This is :usually fol minor coin lowed by new manufacturing which creates more new buying power j V-- Y- Quintuplets Rest Though Fire Occurs ties The mercury pushed toward record heights again In Kansas with a repetition of 100 to 105 degree readings predicted A heat wave centered in southern Minnesota and temperatures were rising in other parts ' of the parched Cooler northwest weather and scattered showers forecast in the next 24 hours were expected to bring some relief Chicago which experienced 1022 degrees yesterday the second hottest day In its history cooled off under a temperature of 58 degrees at eleven a m today At the same hour it was 59 at Milwaukee The mercury was climbing toward the century mark however at Topeka Kas Lincoln Neb Des Moines la and St Paul Snowstorms ushered In th month of June in Montana Washington and Idaho At Denver a reported plan to bombard clouds with explosives over the drouth stricken San Luis valley in an effort to produce rain was termed not feasible by JM Sherier meteorologist of the Denver weather ? bureau ON TOUGn BEETS Shortage of irrigation water in the Fort Collins Colo beet growing district led a number of growers to announce plans for abandoning their acreages Faced by serious drouth conditions In the central and western states the federal government took steps to provide further 'aid Harry L Hopkins federal emergency relief administrator announced an allotment of $5476000 for drouth relief in 10 states These were Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Nebraska ' New Mexico Montana' Idaho Wyoming and Minnesota RAIN IN CANADA WINNIPEG June 2 — (AP) Farmers of western Canada looked out over rain-soakfields today as moisture-lade- n clouds broke a 13 day drouth and poured a million dollar rainfall over grain shoots The precipitation extended clear across the southern wheat belt from Manitoba ' to the western Alberta border line Smiles creased the faces of drouth stricken farmers harrassed by grass hoppers and weather conditions unprecedented for half a century as heavy black clouds tumbled life- giving showers in a steady soaking stream -- ed sun-bak- ed f4 : Riot Sticks Seized In Raid At Seattle SEATTLE June 2— (UP)— Two hundred eastern hard maple 27- inch riot sticks intended for water front guards were held today by a -- V: Birth Rate Takes Rapid Plunge In Short Period Margaret Sanger Jubilant Over Situation But Population Experts Consider Development Quite A Serious Matter 1 ! - hastened" Margaret Sanger veteran birth control exponent was quick to caU thek declining birth rate a general boon as well as a triumph for her cause "The: birth rate' can well afford to go down" she said "On the basis of the enormous pop- ulatioa Increase --of the past the birth rate must be lowered A decreased birth rate doesn't mean - 1 : - a - population decrease Fewer 00 Gov Rolph Dead At 64 00 ''Jiii t babies are born but with much less infant mortality' there is better rate of survival" Taking a different point of view several population experts among them Dr Louis I Dublin of the Metropolitan Life - Insurance company and Dr O E Baker of the bureau of agricul- tural economics consider the drop a decidedly serious matter The drop has been from 251 births per 1000 population in 1915 to 174 in 1932 Dr Murphy partly-agree-d with the theory put before the social workers convention in Kansas City last week— that the decline was due to voluntary control of conception "But there are other important" factors too" he said "The number of marriages goes down in a depression Parents' are separated by economic pressure Immigrations have cut off- - the large Influx of Southern Euro- peans who have-larg- e families" g ut Monday After more than two weeks' de bate a understanding late yesterday ended a long series of "repeat" speeches by Republican senators who ignored the 'wishes of their leader Senator McNary of - 'V v Oregon'- - JAMES ROLPH JR Picturesque Figure Dies Near San Jose After Long Illness : SAN JOSE Calif June 2— (AP) Other specific allocations Include —Governor of James $6730000 for forest roads and trails California 64 died Rolph Jr pt nearby today $2500000 for roads over public lands Linforth ranch where he had been $2000000 for Indian reservation - ill for two weeks with lung congestion and a failing heart U In addition specific items ap The governor who had been virproved by the president aggregated tually Invalided since he was strick$96095000 of which $82950000 is en at Marysville February 28 while for the Federal Land banks $10' on a campaign tour died at ty 000000 for the internal revenue serV' pm ice to enable it to collect liquor Expecting death at any hour his taxes and $3000000 for the physicians had called his family and emergency banking and gold reserve his closest friend Theodore J Roche acts state motor vehicle director to his "Authority is also contained in the bedside late Tuesday when his conbill" Chairman Buchanan dition took a sudden turn for the wrote in the report "permitting any worse savings or unobligated balances to be transferred and applied to the purposes of the federal emergency relief act and authority also is granted permitting any unobligated balance in appropriations of the PWA in the discretion of the presi dent to be transferred and applied to the purposes of the federal em ergency relief act" Diabolical Murder Plot SHOULD BE ENOUGn The report said the funds made Against Sacramento available plus those that may come Family Disclosed through the RFC PWA and other channels under the authority given June 2— (AP)— the president should be 'sufficient A SACRAMENTO todiabolical plot - poison an ento maintain the CCC and relief ad- tire family was uncovered when an ministration until March 31 1935 analysis of sticks of chewing and the Tennessee valley authority gum found four Mrs Georgia by until the next fiscal year on the porch of her home "A provision" Buchanan ex- here revealed they contained a plained "is carried in the bill deadly and instantaneous poison Each stick was wrapped - in a authorizing the RFC to buy any Donas or ooiigations issuea Dy small brown envelope on which the beneficiaries of grants from the pub- word "Sample" had been typewritlic works administration for the pur- ten Mrs McKenzie found them pose of construction financed in Tuesday night when she returned whole or in part by such admin- home from work Only the fact that she placed all istration four envelopes and their deadly "This will have the effect of mak- contents purse before other ing the funds of the PWA for members inof her household found the construction projects by them1 financing a tragedy- police prevented " public bodies cover a larger num- believed ber of projects than would otherSimilar packages containing the ' wise be possible" same brand of chewing gum were To insure the expenditure of found at three other houses in the for public buildings over: the same block and although the gum objection of Secretary Ickes the in them has not been anlyzed aucommittee inserted into the measure thorities believed it was not poisona provision that the projects under- ed Mrs ' McKenzie noticed a bitter taken be selected not by Ickes but by Secretary Morgenthau and Post- burning sensation when she touched the gum to her tongue while at master General Farley In addition the expenditure may Work Wednesday night and did not not be made on any projects not on place it completely in her mouth Captain of Police Ed M Brown certain lists approved by the treasury broadcast a warning to all Sacra-mentaand post office "departments not to chew any gum roads filibuster-breakin- agreement camng ior passage or ine late tariff bill long bandied-abo' 00 ' Ralney held more authority than any presiding officer since the hectic "czarlstic" day of "Uncle Joe" Cannon Republican speaker of a quarter of a century ago The small but militant Republican minority's spectacular two-da- y was broken but its instigators apparently were content They claimed they had forced the Democrats who for two decades cried for liberal parliamentary procedure to reverse themselves and seek autocratic power for protection SENATE RESTING The senate rested today It was likewise under a : - ings With the Democratic house tightly gagged by its own hand Speaker fill-bus- ter ' one-thir- i :': j" Shortly after telling newspaper men that certain of his flock had "n6t been playing quite fair" McNary got together with Senator Har- rison (Dem Miss) andl the compromise was quickly reached Harrison Wanted to meet today and vote this evening but McNary protested! that many senators had accumulated work on --their office " desks DEBATE LIMITED Under th new rules Speaker Ralney has the authority to let any member bring a bill up for a vote without consideration by committees or debate on the floor He can prohibit any amendments The rule however requires a majority - for passage of a measure v Confident of the backing of 318 majority members against the 115 Republicans the speaker plans to exercise his power on the controversial $1500000000 deficiency appropriation bill! and other administration measures two-thir- ds : (D-Te- x) v' gufIsSles FOUNDDEADLY - Mc-Ken- zie score of men who raided a cabinet works and overpowered a deputy sheriff supervising manufacture or 2— BAY Ont NORTH June (UP) the sticks — — The famous Dionne quintuplets f rested peacefully in their cribs toMINE WORKER DEAD PRICEA June 2— Alfred Mills 38 day after sleeping through a minor excitement at their home where a employe of the Royal Coal company stove pipe caught fire last night died in the Rolapp hospital ThursThe fire was nothing serious and day night of injuries suffered that the infants were not disturbed as it morning when he slipped beneath a was put out trip of cars in the Rolapp mines WASHINGTON June 2— (AP) — A plunge in the United States' birth rate— certain to carry the 1933 figure to a new low and still dropping— was disclosed today by the bureau cf vital statistics "We did not expect a decrease as rapid as it is" said Dr Timothy F Murphy chief of the bureau reporting on the plummet"A situation like movement over a extended have to thought long period of years has been In actual cash outlay irom tne treasury the bill calls for $1178-2690but it contains provisions that all the unused borrowing power of the Reconstruction corporation the unspent PWA funds savings brought about by the economy act of 1933 and unexpended farm administration relief monies may be trans ferred to feed and clothe the hungry The RFC also is given power to buy obligations Issued by cities and states which have received grants from the PWA The president requested $1322-0000for relief purposes but of that $J50000000 already has been appropriated by cqngress under the Jones bill making cattle a basic commodity This sum is to be expended to purchase cattle and dairy products to be turned over to the needy In his message to congress the president asked that no definite legislature- restrictions be placed on the relief funds except as he requested LIMITS IMPOSED But the committee objecting to the " method by which Secretary Ickes has administered the $3300-0000public works fund specified the following item?: That not more than $500000000 be expended under the PWA : That $100000000 must be spent for hlghway construction ' That $65000000 must be spent for cbnstruction of federal ' public build- - $65-0000- 00 BASEBALL NATIONAL R H E St Louis 13 18 4 8 0 Pittsburgh Batteries: J Dean and Delancey Lucas Smith Chagnon- - Harris and Grace V Miss Myrtle Brown 26 Omaha aviatrix who planned several transoceanic lights ' died last night of peritonitis of G M She was a sister-in-la- w Bellanca noted aircraft designer and manufacturer whose planes have participated in numerous epochal flights Miss Brown was a member of New York's "club 89" composed of women fliers ' " — ' FEDERAL EXPENDITURES WASHINGTON June 2 — (UP) — Expenditures of the federal government in May fell to the lowest level since November but continued at a rate which promised to bring the outlay for the current fiscal year ending June 30 to a new peace-tim- e record - -- - OMAHA Neb June — 2— (UP) Death came to Henry Stephen Smith 92 before he could win the nation's forgiveness for fiehtinff with both armies in the war be tween the state Smith a Virginian enlisted in thn ' Union army at the outset of the war Captured bv Confer! prate ni diers he joined the army of Robert E Lee to retrieve freedom Later h ' rejoined the federals During the last few years he has made a desperate effort to honorable discharge and his neti- tion is now pending' at Washing ' ' u-i- n RHE 6 12 3 Brooklyn J 16 16 4 Boston Batteries: Smythe' and Lopez Berres Frankhouse and Spohrer AMERICAN R H E 15 Boston i Washington Batteries: Grove Thomas and Berg 2 10 and 1 0 Ferrellj — PROPOSAL TABLED PRICE June! 2— The proposal of Dr F F Fisk to advance $15000 to complete the new cltv hosnital Dro vlded the institution is supervised bf a ooard consisting of two Carboa Medical society members and r heavy taxpayeri has been tabled by the city council after a lenethv dis- cussion which indicated the coun cil opposes the plan as it now standi t I ' tmm fP Jh BEVERLY HILLS Cal June 1 —Among all the big news and headlines of today's news there was a little item that sure give me great encouragement It said that some great professor of the Smithsonian Institution had disvVh covered that! a vr-'"cowlick" was hum like the person r- - " - nor:? es the er" they descended f as no e ?e ever fcvi : ixlick Bo now Instead of'havir M D and P H D -- : r your n"me (and all those th pubj'ciy adverts why i your su r knodle) we Just take off our hat and show you the old "cowlick" and say "There you apes take a look at a human' Yours - A ton- Nevertheless the petition will be acted UDon but it was smith's de sire to live until the governmental verdict arrived RHE 4 11 1 Philadelphia J New York 5 9 1 Collins Hansen and Batteries: Todd Fitzsimmons Bell and Man-cus- o ns Omaha Aviatrix Dead of Peritonitis At 26 Death Reaches Vet Before Forgivenriess OMAHA Neb June 2 — (UP) — 2 0 O ffltirCJiitil fir r3c1 |