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Show -- Read It in The Time or Leader- - "The Complete Home Newspaper CHATTER From The Editor Thirty-eight- h Garfield, Utah, Friday, October, 15, 1954 year 80 Cyprus Grads U.0FU.W1LL PLAYHOSTTO God's In His Heave- nGods in His heaven and all's right with the world, 1 thought Thursday morning as my Western Airlines planes Mok off for California, an.l I mentally said, 'California, here I come foi Refinery Colleges Dawson To Cyprus Students Win. A. Work Resumes At Now Attending Number 17 lie Guest Speaker Enter Model At West Jordan Car Contest & Smelter BIG BARBECUE PLANNED HERE A large and commendable U S. Congressman To Be Mr. Thomas L. Edwards, field of the Fisher Body Congroup of graduates of Cyprus High rep: Federal the intervention Presented To Area Following by school are now attending instituCrafNman's visited Cyprus Guild, ciliation and refinery In Republican Rally Service, the local imelter tions of higher learning in Utah. High School this week to anfull-tca- le n Colorado. and retump-tiobegan preparation Tuetday for nounce plans for the 1954-5model Free Barbecue and Forty-Fiv- e Cyprus Stu- California Rally Most of them are attending the A meeting will be held at the ear J month of tin- - Craftsman's of for after idle competition production being dents Will Participate To Honor Delta Hook, of Utah with BYU West Jin dan Stoke House, 7600 Cm lid. University a ten days vacation!" time. . . South. 2700 West, Friday evening, running a close second. The names Kurollnu-ntare being taken for Com. Gunderson The day was a beautiful Indian In Event. The Federal Board requetted that production follows: as of are students the Oftolie:' 15tll. ill R p ill. the I an competition in which $90,000 type--anSummer thought U U., John Elsie Anderson. Under the spoiisoi snip of the in awards, including eight univei be returned and that difference be tubtmitted to S.ilu. d.iy, October 16, will inaik One of the outstanding events excellent omen. Sail Iikc County Republican sity scholarships, will tx of high Arnold. U. of U., Nelson Baker, U to the latter putt uf October will for As I settled bark in my seat a highlight in the life a tolution. in given a panel of U.. Roy Bennion. B. Y. U l.ill- j gioup, William A Paw in, state, regional and national win- be a district-wid- e to enjoy the trip, I looked around seliixil band in I'tah, when the Republican Thit B. Y. action Dennis tvat U., Bowers, by tan everyfor candidate adopted Bird, host heartily to will he Uoug'ess. ners. and beef barbecue on Tues-l.iat the heavens and again the Umveisity of Utah rally Y. U. B. U.a U., Janice of Will Breeze, be the guest .dartbands on "Hi one in the community after the month old ttrike. In addition to tin- individual October 2(ilh, beginning at thought came to me as it has so the at 12 noon. I' Holiday" Ileen Brock, B. Y. U., Roland Mrs. Delsu Hook, caiklidu'e for awards, the Guild will award per- 6 dill m. much in the past year how beaut- ing p. the 16th legislative distiict. will manent trophic to the schools atA special Senior Day progiam Buckalew, U. of U., Morris The fiee evening of refreshiful, how fine life ran be! U. U. of U., on also he heard Cannon, the R.ley of will an feature tended by fust state, regional and ments and entertainment is being assembly, tour piugum. I watched a bird in flight just of U., Dennis Calten, U. of U., All interested persons aie in- natinn.il winners. before our large plane took olf, the campus, dance and barbecue. Dixie sponsored by local GOP groups to Y. B Glen U., vited to attend. The bands will perform in the Chadsey, The 1955 competition offers honor Mrs. Dclsa G. Hook. Reand I hontestly believe that only B. U. of U., Janette Coats, Coats, young ear designers the opportun- publican legislative candidate the morning stars singing togeth- Utah Stadium prioi to tluY. U Ronald Davis, U. of U., Kay football game. ity to build sports ears, convert- from the 19th District, Comer and the songs of God shouting Bu.v-.ewill leave the high Dea, U. of U Theron Debs, U. of ibles. or station wagons us well as missioner LaMont B. Gunderson, at 5 p. m. for joy can in the least express promptly U. U.. Del of Delbert U., Porto, two amt four-dosedans. The Magna Postoffice wishes to candidate for reelection, as well The former hour was 5:30 the ecstasy of a bird's flight. I school at 10:30 a in. to trim. port Harvey Dimuiid. B. Y. U., Marlin IN Any boy in the United States as other county Republican canadvise local citizens that eflectivc to are Postal asked cannot express, but I have seen the students to the university. patrons the ages of 12 through 19 didates. Director, Vcrlan Braithwaitf, Ek,Y.Westminster, Kaye Eldredge, will be cooperate with this new schedule. it. B. L. Lavellc Elzinga, B. Y. U., at once, the afternoon mailpnstoffice is eligible to enter the competition Held At Webster School As I sat in the plane there teas Color Guard, Sharor. Buckner, Roy Dick Foster U. of "u Robert Full-- ! diPtcheJ trom ll and may obtain an enrollment It will be held in the spacious a wonderful feeling of rhythm, and Ann Tygesen, Majorettes, Clair or, U. of U., Dean Harman, B. Y. a card by writing to the Fisher Body Webster School Mattliews. Drum Majorette, everything that moved out a little U. of U., KarCraftsman's Guild, General Motors room, and serving of delicious barHerron, Barbara Barnson, U., Blake Harmon, thread of rhythm in this tremenj A rally is living Building, Detroit 2, Michigan. Carol Evans and Shirlene Stark. ma Heaton, B. Y. U., Ruth Heber, becued beef on buns and a dous whole. to be held this Tuexduy U., Jean Hendrickson, U. of planned Awards for the best models en- variety of soft drinks will be offerDon Bennion, Gay Clarinets, as It was perhaps though that Hen-on- , in the Y. 19th. B. October MagU., cvcning, Jerry tered in the Guild competition ed free to everyone. John Lucostic, No; man great value in every living thing Johnson, na Union Hull, at 7:30 p. m. Lynn-do- again include eight university Hobbs, U. of U., Geraldine Hous-lcA whole beef has been donated were not so much here and now Wendell, Lyman Lasee, Deanna St. Benedict's, Gary Jenkins, Johnson, will lie special guest scholarships for the national win- by Clem Toone of Magna and it in ourselves as somewhere else. Funk, Russell Coon, Clifford C. S. Donald Johnson, B. Y. U., speaker, and a lug turnout is re- ners of the junior age division will be prepared by George W Kay Johnson, R. L. Mc- JoanneU., There is a significance in every Korous, U. of U., Gary quested. l!2 through 15) and the senior age Smith and hts aides. and Jim Colbert Bride, Nancy created thing, but the significance All Democratic candidates are division (16 Larsen, Westminster, Larry LarGome and have all you want through 19). In each is beyond our present grasp. Mil-to- Parks. Larto attend. asked Westminster, Nancy Lou age group the awards will be: to eat," is the invitation extended Comets, Mu.vin Lee, Bill Baker, sen, has said: son. U. of U., Brent Little, U. of scholarship; 2nd -- $3,000 by the committee. ..What if earth Be but the shad- Jon Leonard, Douglas Christopher, U., Dick Loutensock, U. of L'., scholarscholarship; Brief Talks Sharon Geoige Bailey, Mageras, ow of Heaven. ship; Glen Moyle and Sylvia Maestas, B. Y. U., Beth Jo scholarship. Brief remarks will be given by As we winged along, I could not Clifford Ames, B. U MattY. Connie Jo Mann, Ruec-kert-. Mrs. Hook and Mr. Gunderson at help but think: poets are not Jerry Alto Saxophones, Myron Brid- hews, U. of L'., Jimmy Matthews, rally. nund the average imaginingas U. of U., George Merrill, U. of U., All in all, the evening has been believes, the extravagant beauty ges, Lee Lomas, Helena Haws, Mary Jane Moyle, U. of U., John Mike LaYon Coon. and fur the pleasure and enMontague prepared of which they sing. Emerson says: Y. PasB. Dee U., Nelson, of everyone who attend Trombones, Betty Davis, Ray Dewey joyment We are immersed in beauty but U. of U., A i lent- Pattison, U. and have a delicious beef supper, Nelson, Paul Carter and Grant sey, our eyes have no clear vision." of U., Kelly Pearce, U. of U., Glen Goble. FREE TO ALL and meet Mrs. -But, Thursday morning, flying Marine ADAK. ALASKA Poul-soRgt. U. 21-of U., Perkins, Margie lfav-rilTer. ir Saxophones, St.-v0 Hook and Mr. Gunderson. abouve the clouds, I saw that son of P. Mr. and Rainaldi, Angelo B. Y. Don U. U., ol Raunig, YOU are especially invited to David Drown anil Dennis PetMrs. Peti-Rainaldi uf 2863 So., beauty, and the thought came to erson. U., Garth Ripley, U. of U., Douglas reserve Tuesday, October 26th for of The is (all first the husPTA 9150 me, truly I'm in the heavens. Perand sponThe Brorkbank West, Magna. Itah, meeting The Gold and Blue Cyprus this event at the Webster School. Baritone Saxophone, Aaron Roberts, U. of U., Roland Ruegg, atband of the foimer Miss Carole J. Pirates, trounced haps it would do us all good to Robinson. U. of U., Don Runnells, U. of U., soring a special meeting and dis- Garfield PTA. was very well Bingham Wedhave a winged machine take us Robert Hydalch, U. of U., Lynn cussion for the general interest of tended Wednesday, October 6th, Kassel of 423 Englewood Ave , nesday, ti. retain first place lead Bass Claiinet, Byron Tuttle. a the crowd in the with be held to local has been III., large enjoying Hillside, high up and we would see life with citizens, presented in the Region 2 Sabin, U. of U., Val Simmons, U. tied with Baritone, Barry Sorenson. a fresh eye. Brockbank Little Theatre. the Pui pie Heart Medal for Murray, with standing, opening social and program tluee wins and 0 Drums, Jay Merrill of U., Clyde Smith, U. of U., Paul diswas Elemental Down on this earth, alas, we P. wounds icccivt-y reading Sherman in Korea. Lloyd, republican losses. Smith, C. S. U., Karla Steinir, U. uf Mrs. wiil cussed under the can't catch such heaven-sen- t glim- Dimick, Sunny Hudson and Mar- of The local eleven U., Marjorie Ann Taylor, B. Y. candidate for the state senate, vin Arnold. acquit cd at the La Prick- Roberts. pses! steam in the thiirt quarter and U., Warren Thornock, B. Y. U., be the featured speaker Bells, Marlene Jones. OctMoss' Mrs. was class Hazel held Thursday, Todd, U. of U., David Toone, meeting being gave liingli.iiii some rougli handChris Angelos Basses, and Jay an allium of records for Life Is To- oU. of U.p Karl Tracy, B. Y. U., ober 21st, at 6:30 p. in. ling. winning by a score of 21-Charles Christiansen. atmust in I Mr. Lloyd will speak on the While reading on the plane parents having the U. of U., Janis Penny Tygensen, Muiray dclcalcd Cyprus 31-- 0 came across this t issue and the higli- tendance. essay n in an early Weiss, U. of U Percia White, B. game, but InTwo Cypius high school stu-- di held The next met ling w ill that grows more beautiful with Y. U., Kent Wkkens, Vallejo, ly controversial Junior College the Pirates have worked extremenls. Shirley Harmon and Joan in November. the years: Written by Andre early California, C. L. Wright, U. of U., problem. ly li.ird and jiicm'IiI a vei v com- Rodgers, have been named essay All are interested person-- Maurois, it says: Elsa P. Xunthopoulos, U. of Calif., mendable team With some highly winnets of the Natiuital Employ Life is too short to be little." Brockbank PTA David Yancey, B. Y. U., Ted Zen- - cordiully invited to attend. ciuciul guincx yet to be played. the Physically Handicapped Week, Mr. Lloyd will speak promptly "My favorite quotation is the U. of U., Robert Zito, U. of U., at Park Seta First Fall this gcr, Cyprus plays City October 3 to 9th. at 6:30 for an alioted 20 minutes, sentence above, written by Disand Barbara Zogg, U. of U. Friday, and North Summit will Governor J. Bracken Lee prewith tiic remainder of the evening Meeting raeli: It has helped through many on Pirate the field, Friday, sented certificates to the play Cyprus a painful experience. Often wc being planned for teacher consul22nd. October The first fall meeting of the girls, whose essays on disabled tation. allow ourselves to be upset by A the crowd at aw game Ijigc TO ; the LETTERS hunter's in Depend.n up. Brockbank PTA. will be held employer's, were'judged tops. small things we should depise and Bingham and cheered the team choice of .. ling site, the reMiss Harinan is the daughter ot Thursday, October 21, with an forget. Perhaps some man we help a fall for in on, the perfect setting for duck seaMr and Mri Cif Harman, 3307 introduction of teachers starting THE EDITOR ed proved ungrateful some per- ports of til fall sport. popular South 4000 West and Miss Rodgers at 6 p. m. This will lx- - followed bv son we believed to be a friend has son vanes from the best yet" to bad" shouting. 'consultation and refreshments will is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. just plain we . .some of us. reward ill spoken Many limits were reported on Hit and Run Driver! ! be Blaine F. Rodgers, 2951 South later served. dewc been has deserved thought AGS 8750 West Everyone is cordially invited to nied us. We feel such disappoint- the local duck and fish club, the green head beattend. Congressman Douglas R. String-felloOctober 6, about On ments so strongly that we can no Hu h.is been serving at the U. abundant in som- - sec- 3:30 Wednesday, ing quite representing the presor isn't But our took sister work m., sleep. p. my longer S. Naval Station heie since Octident's committee on Employment little dog, Tippy and went down that absurd? Here we are on this tions. The beautiful weather was the street to ober, 1953. of the Handicapped, gave a stirDue to unavoidable circumearth, with only a few more dec- blamed get my two children Before entciing the service he 1931-3- 5 by many as the reason for from the lady who takes care of stances, the mental health class ring talk to the audience assemblades to live, and we lose many irtheir poor shooting. attended Cyprus High Sclmol in and told of recent legislation fur scheduled October ed, over On the hours orginally the them way brooding WOMAN' day. replaceable was ap- back during ran out the Magna. fa j However, could held. opening not be rehabilitation, and that 12th, However, voting in street a the into years time, Tippy grievances that, Adak, niie of the Aleutian IsThe following events for the not one dissenting vote was laiscd will be forgotten by us and by parently above average, but better and was struck by a white Chev- the classes are being rescheduled lands. is situated about 1,001) nules school duck weather is needed to provide rolet, 5 are schedul- in either Congress or the Senate. year killing him instantly. There for Tuesday, October 19th. everybody. No, let us devote our further Good from the Alaskan mainland. This ed the Cyprus high school AsHunting, in the is no denying that Tippy was at Mr. Arch Thurman, Director of life to worth-whil- e actions and by naval station provides support fm sociated Girl Students: next several days. fault for going into the street, but Mental Health and Hygiene of the feelings, to great thoughts, real I Mrs. F. Lenorali 81. ships of the Pacific Fleet. Hums, of and Slate October and DaughHealth, not did underDepartment car the man driving the affections and enduring and Mrs. Rainaldi and child, ter Tea. Mr. former for resident Magna Mrs. Alice many McKay, stop: merely looked over his takings. For life is too short to be of years and mother of seveial local arc visiting here in Magna now on advisor of emotional prubh-n- . With Dad. shoulder and drove on. Januaiy little. people, died Thursday in I.os a short leave. will also be March Week. children, the loved was present dearly by Tippy The classes are being sponsored Angeles, California. March 25 Girls' preference. entire family, and I would like this Fine Story She is survived by Mis. Mae The first event of the year, Big I sat by a very man gentleman to know that I would by the four local PTA's. to be held Harris, Mrs. Ida Perkins W. and Mrs. and Little Sister" was held Septhave appreciated it if he would t Brockbank Junior High .it 8 and during the course of his conEdythe Roger, all of Los Angeles ember 21st and proved to he a have stopped and offered to help p. m. versation, I learned that he was a and four sons, William F., Ray M., Over 775 hid lunches were serand Valuable information an decided success. As home. it sister get Tippy my professor. of Ivan ved and the firtt day in three local of L., Magna Harold, is discussion a in interesting him Icing He said that once during a class was, she had to leave Salt Lake City. schools. Webster having 385, CyFuneral services for Phoebe E. until my husband came home planned for all. he asked a group of girls to write Games To yard Bingo Allen of Magna, were conducted from work and could Funeral services were held prus 150 and Garfield 138. go get him. down as fast as they could the Be Enjoyed Saturday in Salt Lake City by He was afternoon in the Magna The meals arc provided at a Wednesday Monday nice if and a CAR CRASH VICTIMS burial, dislikrd. initials of people they L. Botkin. Mrs. this mangiven Ward cost through subsidies of Warren Reverend nominal 16lh Chapel. October enseen the could have a minute some girls could SLOWLY RECOVERING Sincere sympathy of the com85, died Saturday after a tire the federal government and Gran- Jay W. Richardson was reelectfamily Wednesday night, he think of only one person, others Alien, illness. munity is extended to the be- ed president of the Utah Copper Tlic general public is most wel - itp School district. Ail paients are would have felt proud. listed as many as 16. And those long Mr. and Mrs. LaVor T. Hansen, reaved family. Additional services were held in Golf Club at recent elections. La- come t ) attend the monthly Bingo welcome to inspect and have have two children tell What do you number who disliked the largest of Magna, who were seriously inRed Wing, Minnesota and inMar S. Hills, Sr. was named vice games, to be held at the Catholic their children participate in trie were the girls who my friend had terment followed in Trenton, Wis- who want to know hy the car put jured in a two-ca- r crash August If president. Community Hall on Saturday, Oct- specially prepared hot meals. Tippy to sleep in the street. discovered from previous research consin. at 20th, are Directors include: ober 16th, at 8 p. m. sister had thought to get this St. Mark'sslowly convalescing will my were themselves the most widely Thank You! Mrs. Allen was the mother of man's license number 1 would Hospital. They W. J. Lcdingham, Arthur Plant: Admission will be $1 with reget disliked. be the hospital from six Mrs. Effie Luchesi of Magna. John Allan, Magna Plant; W. S. freshments to be included, with in touch with him myself, but sin- probably weeks to two more months. We wish to sincerely express Sincere sympathy is extended. ce she did not, I am Hook, Refinery; Clyde Cutler, Ore an elaborate assortment of value-abl- e taking this And I counldn't help but laugh Mrs. Hansen's foot is slow ii. our thank you to the many friends StaInPower and to Cential be Haulage prizes given away. when two men sitting across the COUNTY RECREATION means of getting a message to him. healing, but her other injuries who have wished us well during tion: J. C. Ladenberger, Jr., Bing- cluded in the list of prizes are: if do man he this would What in vehement aisle, became very Mr. Hansen's conare ham Mine; Kenneth lluffaker, Electric cluck, 20 piece pottery our recent illnesses. had struck a child who might run ditionmending. their conversation, and one re- OPENS SATURDAY is reported very much betIt is indeed gratify ,ng and helpAssociates steam iron, radio, comforter and set, look over into the street? Merely marked: The worst thing about GYM PROGRAM ter. Both are still in casts. to a person's recovery to have ful W. AssocDale Salt Lake a HUGE JACKPOT and PRIZE. Harratt, his shoulder and drive on! Several reports of minor thefts Mr. and Mrs. Haiix-- aie very history is that every time it reiates. of the event are being a friend visit und say, get well Proceeds school children small have the price g.ws up." homesick and would appieciate jh peats itself All boys in the seventh, eighth President's Party used to pay fur the lovely recre- quickly." been called to the attention of Our most sincere, "thank you." and ninth grades are invited to hearing or seeing their f: lends. The annual Presidents Party, a ation hall, and the support and local authorities. The cooperation i My Last Story are two sons Their with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hy" AnJi ison. eliding the attend affair for members is of the earnmeeting organization slag is cooperation only, public in this area And so, my last story to end of the Salt Lake County Recretheir maternal grandparents. Mr of parents is requested to euih this pi act ici-- , while still in slated tins Sat ui day evening at estly sought. this column, concerns The Will To ation gym program. the Field House ,n the Magna Paul L. Pehrson, son of Mrs. and Mrs. F. I, Pendleton in Mag- the minor stage. Live, as told me by my companion The meeting will be held in the Stella Pehrson, well known and na. Former Manager Of cuts, papeis and milk Community Paik. Dogs, in the seat next to mine on the Kefiestimen'.s w.ll be served at Cyprus High gym, Saturday, Oct- highly respected Magna people, aiound the of bottles, vicinity plane. 6:30 und dinner hegms at 7 00 p Magna Penney Store ober 16th, at 9 a. in. was the featured subject of an Brock bank Junior High, have After a certain trench raid dur Dies In California m. for the different age j article which appeared in the Schedules allegedly been taken by younging the World War, an AEF sur- groups will be oi gunized for a full Ail members a:c united. ster attending Brockbank. The geon told the chaplain that one series of games. Information was icccivcd here full cooperation of all parents will poor fellow was quite beyond advance-t- o All interested youth': aie uiged article the The of tells over the weekend by Migna do to much curtail over this leaned The practice, chaplain hope. und growth of Paul's bus- friends that J. A. Sutherland of participate. which can easily grow into much him: My dear fellow, you are Pehrson Hardware in C'aipcnteiia, California, died very more serious ts. ai badly wounded: have you any Sugat house and also of the store suddenly Friday night at his home want word or to you any say Ro-- pa thing 191M RLGLS I Mr. Sutherland was a former to Post BYU a send to Fresh from your family?" victory last Cyprus Paul is a wondciful person, as uf the Magn.i J C manager breathcoat pocket," "My inside his many friends in this area will weekend, the University of Utah Legion Auxiliary store for many years and Penney ed the soldier, painfully. will battle Denver in Salt Lake testify, and is certainly widely acquainted in this virini'y Meel ct- - 21,t The chaplain felt a pockcthook, of the fine piai.e of the this Saturday, October 16. He is survived by his widmv and Is what out. this I't-you it took s and The were virtu: ion. vci The general public ,s coid.aily tluee children. Ruth, article. Pul and AD members of toe Cyprus invited want?" the Provo Cougais in a 12 lo 7 attend a free il.ini this Billy. f"'' American was Yes, open it. Legion lad The Auxiliary sroie. game playd evening, start. ng at 8 p. Funeral rites were eondueted Sisks News sue cordially inv.ted to attend the Thursday bill, is that Here is a m., at the Avalon Ballroom. Suluiday night and proved that and interment made in Tuesday iii.iikir Skv-what you want?" monthly meeting. Dancing and rifrr.dirmnN will Forest Lawn cemetery. is cordially invited to their tie for the title in the Everyone fi in The the said will meet at the Utah be supplemented with an inteiest-tnsoldier, group "Yes," Mr. Sutherland pus.cxcd a 1 x a attend the Oquirrh Stake Quartet line league standings was well Copper Club on Thursday. October whisper. Bet you that I don't The dance is genial, kind disposition and w ill God program in the Pleasant earned. They are playing hurt to 21 planned to held festival be gave us this . . . to USO-- 40 d at 3 p m.. w.th pi it lurk ilinm-- ' tiring .pon-nrcdie." Denver this weekend, who have But can i. vote, YOU Can. 'Green Ward, on Thursday. by the Salt Lake be fondly recalled by many of the to conscrva tujoy served. And he did not. being ' j lri.t one fame anil won one County Republican Cumin. t'.et older residents in th:.-- : .iieu. don't spoil ttl October ober 14, at 7:30 p. m. 26 week. next See you Bur-han- SCHOOL BAND OCTOBER 26 k, 5 t s d t v, Change In Mail Dispatch Effective at Once Utah-Denv- DEMOCRAT'S TO HOLD RALLY s ; UNION HALL Bai-bar- multi-purpo- se - y, Hus-kisso- n, n e n, o, Sherman P. Lloyd Garfield PTA Proves Well To Speak At Attended Brockbank PTA Loral Youth Awarded Purple Heart 3rd-$2,- 000 Pirates Defeat Bingham Miners Wednesday r TWO CYPRUS J STUDENTS WIN din-etio- ESSAY AWARDS Duck Shooting Varies From Good To Rad Mental Health Classes Rescheduled er Students w, Slate Events For FORMER MAGNA DIES IN CALIFORNIA. 1954-195- lot School Funeral Rites Conducted For well-know- n Lunches Prove Popular Richardson J. Hcelectcd Prcxy Of Golf Ciuli fine-lixkin- g Magna Woman f Cooperation Asked In Curtailing Child Thefts Magna-Garfiel- d i Denver To Plav U.ofU.In j Public Invited To Free Dance Saturdav Game iTrTlrnrn MILD r Thursday Eve : i i ten-doll- 1 g er .u ; - |