Show J TM 10 'D THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 18 1934 Road Improvements HELPS FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS TO' BUILD The Architects’ Small House Service Bureau Inc Boost Real Estate COLONIAL HEREDITY NOTED IN STYLE New Highways Enhance Values of Corners for Business Sites Expert Declares JAPAN’S TRADE BUILDING SITE WITH FILIPINOS VITAL FACTOR HOUSE UP 50 PER CENT TSi PLAN IN-HOME j Much Comfort in 'Small Space Feature of the American Sales Decline HousingSktirtage'EcIipsaiig but Still Top Nippon’s That of 1920 Period by Ten Times Predicted -- RICHARDSON Road improvements around Salt Lake during the past four or The paving of five years will greatly increase real estate values South Mam street has already resulted m greater values along this thoroughfare and brought about the construction of many business By BLAIR exterior of design Siding covered walls gable roof with close cornice long dormers pilasters at corner of house and of entrance ' feature sun porch grouped windows Features of the interior t Coat closets In vestibule and on first stair landing combination stairway with access from kitchen on upper landing fireplace eunroom breakfast room grade MANILA P I Feb 17 (iP)—Sales of Japanese goods in the Philippines increased about 50 per cent last year as compared with '1932 while American sales declined 12 per cnt preliminary estimates by E D Hester American trade commissioner reveaL The principal Japanese gam' was m the sale of cotton textiles and the view that this market is definftely lost to the United States unless a new tariff is imposed was 'expressed by officials In seven months of 1933 Japan's share of the textile trade normally amounting to only$ 10000000 a year increased frpm8 to 58 percent Because of the free trade relation between the Unite States and the Philippines Japan's total trade with the islands remained only a little more than a tenth of that of the United States however Total Slightly Higher The total Philippine trade for 1933 was approximately $176000000 slight ly larger than the'year befqfe Shipments to the United States amounted to $90500000 as compared with the year before but imports were only $43 500000 ' as compared with $31500000 Total trade with Japan was imports increasing from to $9000000 and exports from $350500 to $3000000 The Philippines’ favorable trade balance for the year was approximately $30000000 the third largest on record and nearly twice the of 1932 The United States duty free market was the economic savior of the islands again as the favorable balance with the United States alone was $45000000 Sugar Exports Increase Sugar accounted for about 70 per cent of the value of Phillipme ex ports as compared with 63 per cent the year before all going to the United States The American share of the textile market was 85 per cent last May and Japan's only 8 per cent but ln No vember Japanese sales of cotton goods had grown (056 per cent and the American shrunk to but 32 per cent The end of the Chinese boycott of Japan m May was believed to be the chief reason but higher American costs under the N R A formed another factor The boycott was effective in the Philippines because retail trade is largely in the hands of Chinese merchants The insular legislature rejected proposals for an increase in the tariff on textiles in 1932 There is a housing shortage approaching that will pinch tighter than the shortage of 1920 People who wanted homes just after the war will remember what happened then You could buy a house if you had money enough Those for rent Were far between from highway improvement That came after only two years of It is only a few short years since entryfrwlth stairs to basement meager house building Now we hay e first floor lavatory three bedthe little traffic on South Mam street had four yeats during which we hav rooms bath five closets on secalmost stopped at Ninth South street built hardly more than wd have deond floor molished and burned Wise people Below this point lots were a drug Detailed building document! will be warned Those who have an the market at around $10 to $12 for the houses shown In this faeans to build will make use of presseries may be' secured at modper front foot Even the four Ninth ent ppportunity to build cheaply erate cost through the Home South corners had little usable vattie Building cheaply begins with a Building Editor of this paper True the owners of the corners had is sajej wisely selected building Job This service la presented to our in many quarters that “real estate is confidence in the future but their December Production Hits readers through coming back” that there is a new inconception of the future was not very terest in vacant properties Developwith the Architects’ Small Clear because some of the owners ment of that interest will advance House 'Service Bureau which is sold them at prices which to them — indorsed by the American Instivvprices for land and will limit the seemed high but which today are recchoice of the most desirable locations tute of Architects and by the ognized ns extremely low Changes For those who plan to build the deU S Department of Commerce In value along improved highways duction is manifest ore not gradual but segm always to Factory output In the United States Lot Choise Emphasized come in jumps In a few short months declined in December to a new low sale prices will double or treble ac- for the recession which began in AuKohn past president of ie Robert "Accommodations American Institute of Architects a cording to the whims of the land gust according to the Alexander Ham' Institute llton which says: notable housing expert and now twners or buyers X breakLeft Made Suit -"Produotton in December reached A good example of such a change in chairman of the housing division of rdom rear fast the lowest level ale prices isbne corner on South the public works administration said since last March The able index Main street below Seventeenth South “A good house is one that is well deand unadjusted far seasonal vana stairway 5 street A humber of years ago this lot tlon and based on as 100 was signed is soundly built Is reasonably downstairs Living room and sun porch together of 50 feet frontage was sold for a 57 in December as against the revised financed and is in a good neighborIhe provide an area over 24 feet long hut If It borne site for $500 The buyer d- Index of 70$h November and the 1933 hood ” The reference to good neighdesired la to off shut French Jhe porch service not to of 97 1933 n July The borhood tays emphasis on the lpt seuse it for a home site and peak low was eeded quarters door may be provided for the wide opentried to dispose of the lot at a figure 59 In March the depression's low was lection notable 55 in July 1932 and the predepres-sloing between the rooms and also for tha round bjs cost price The lot with all improvements in to from room opening 128 in should eest between one fourth and porch dining peak was April 1929 Tried to Sell at Cost is made for “The price Index of manufactured It Ample provision the cost of the house dining apace While the street was being paved should not be more than half a mile including not only a large dining room bUt as 100 business reverses were such that the goods on the basis of sizeable a a from' room breakfast from 86 2 in November to The location good school adjdlning the lot owner tried to sell the corner for declined should be such that children going 758 In December As the result of kitchen and brightly lighted by windows on $400 The owner advertised the lot to not school will be required to cross three sides A back stairway goes up from In the newspapers and when he was the decline in both production and railroads or unguarded street crossof the value of facthe kltchen an uncommon feature in the " convinced he could not dispose of it prices the Index wheTe there is heavy traffic from 53 5 in No email house but always welcome ings by that method selected the help of a tory output dropped There shpuld be a neighborhood shopThe second floor In its own way is fully realtor The realtor advised the own vember to 508 In December thus center within easy walking disthe decline which began ping the equal of the first In comfort and contr not to sell When the lot owner continuing tance and street car transportation in August after the peak of 710 was venience Bedrooms are generous In size explained his financial condition the reached In to work and the downtown area likeJuly realtor assisted the owner in securing with ample wall spaces for furniture capawise within easy reach Playgiound “The decrease In the value of faccious closets and cross ventilation temporary loan Even facilities are essential In more was December tory output Within eight months from that time the hath shares this last Virtue sufficient to than cor Right the complete Zoning Laws Important Bright the lot owner fumed down in offer Construction: Wood frame Exterior finrooms of $10£to for the corner and within the rectlve movement which was necessiThe neighborhood should have the cheer ish wide siding shingle roof next year refused to take $2500 for it tated by the excessive expansion dur protection of adequate zoning laws make the eeconi Home building qneatlona will he answered Tor some time past the corner has lng the four months’ period ending supplemented by a strong disposition and with July This is indicated by the fact floor pleasant of owners withm the territory to without charge Detailed furnishing and produced tinder lease a monthly that the index of the value of factory homelike Closets maintain the established zoning regucolor scheme 'suggestions for the dining rental of $35 Of course all real esfor the full year 1933 was 542 lations or to better them Fire and tate In fact all corners cannot in- output both room as shown are above be will ample supright crease in value aa much as this cor- aa compared with the estimated farm police protection are not to be taken Write to Home the Editor plied and number n Building as a matter of course ner has but improved highways will income index of 548 Since a tentaPart of the of this a paper enclosing stamped tive estimate the Index of farm capacity lot price should include sewer' gas help valtleJTof all property fronting income at 65 puts 1934 envelope for and since the and water and other street improven them or near them " The ArchlltcU' latll index of the value of Coprrljfht 1634 ments If these are not provided the output Houm Stnrlc Butmii Inc Examples of great increases In val- was 608 In December factory with the corues of certain properties along all purchase price should be less by whatrective movement completed a rise ever the cost of improvements The four in highways can bo sighted the value of factory output should tone chomake the cool DINING ROOM-DES- IGN may be years of depression and Its retarding In detail a lot above grade is betsen a pleasant background while of business development has actually consequently now take place Unless room here fact The the that dining ter than one below it but a Very hilly 1 touches of the brilliant Chinese red " F"“ Plant stand 2 Cor created an accumulation of specula-tiv- e pricea are advanced sharply contrary la Furniture the from o present expectations the living ulBnl ln lone entirely separated lot may greatly increase costs of conthe contrast so necessary to an ner cupboards— may be painted to opportunities in real estate buys SENTENCED rise in the value of factory output room give the decorator more lee- give Floor covering A filled-iGray green rug match the trim and lined with Chi- struction lot will also inInteresting room along our highway Large profits should be almost 17 TOPEKA Kan Feb (TP)— Tom crease the cast of entirely the result way in choosing her color schemes Walls1 Light Trees are Will bo taken from these1 properties nese rod 3 Side chairs 4 Dun- - B Wallpaper plain with deeper borders building state former Boyd treasuier re valuable not only those on the lot Curtains within the next few years Those who of expansion of manufacturing activ- Broad windows and a sunny exposure Ceiiing1 Light green Drapes of chintz light can Phyfe table 5 Buffet two counts of but those on cently convicted on are fortunate enough to be ownera of ity adjoining ones and the illegal removal of bonds from the careful buyer investigates also the -the future junction corners will be "An Indication that manufacturing state treasury vaults was sentenced ehaiacter of activity reached the bottom of the debenefited the most immediately adjacent By MAUI? term neighbors mine in December la the fact that the today to serve a four to Adjacent back yards tell Opportunities Will Not Lest in the state penitentiary decrease in December wasless than Attorneys an eloquent story CHEGWIDDEN While business still is quiet the op- the usual seasonal amount with the immediately served notice of an ap i portunities are of course greater to result that the seasonally adjusted In- pe?l to the supreme court Copyright 1934 Architects’ select future business sites but from fdex rasa" House Service Bureau AUDITOR NAMED RAIL CLUBS all indications present opportunities GARDEN Will not last for long 17 ST PAUL Feb (fP)—L A Beh SALT LAKE— Ajnembership drive The removal of street car tracks ler an employe since 191$ today Lake Flowwas launched from South Temple street east of E was appointed general auditor of the er Garden ekib t its monthly meetstreet from Second South and Fourth Northern Pacific railway to succeed ing Monday in fne Hotel Utah to conSouth streets from Main to Ninth E T Dakin' who died January 13 tinue until May at which meeting all South streets and just recently from members will receive a gift of garden Behlef formerly was assistant gen (EVEN FLOORS South State street has effected A slice of Holland will appear to eral auditor By RUFUS D JOHNSON plants floors laid many years changes In traffic conditions that T of the Odell Fred Wardea president Tree set rear been have down in the City yard ago of narrow hardwod strips with should ba watched carefully Flower Garden the the Holland world visited County around 'nl ays of dark wood patterns at 328 G street Salt Lake in April are People who have lived in the east- club in mentioning worthwhile anEvery time a street U made a stale bulb fields and saw millions of tulips' exceedingly uneven and are stauled 50009 tumore than and when amateurs highway traffic conditions change New should which all ern states nual May cut their off England heads particularly plants mdwn having Wq wish to have them refmished We February' Index" Estimated miss In the west the rare beauty of grow gave high praise to plants inSouth State street East Twenty-firs- t lips every hue and tint of the spec- down as we mow hay so that the fin- are told by one contractor that they South and South Ninth East streets resi- est bulbs for the at trum bloom be will includSouth in troduced Africa from be obtained red tha may export at maple (acer rubrum) are too uneven to resurface with a Compared With re state highways dence of Dr E A Tripp Brachy-com- e arctotis LuciHis favorite varieties include dimorphotheca ing Us red In habitat native maple - The Ninth East street highway will There is probably no one ln this fer already named Pride of Haar- sanding machine He wants to lay a or Swan river daisy and veni-diuflings forth a royal largesse of loveJanuary oon be continued on through Draper state or near by who grows the tulip lem bright red Louis the 14th pur- new floor over them which cannot of the or fastuosum monarch season the liness all through growing be as fine as the one we now over the hump through Alpine and a new pink just for a hobby in as large num- ple bronze and Inglescombe yellow possibly Dainty little flower bells come with veldt He also described have Is there any way to save these then due south to Provo shortening him gar- Besides does Dr bers To as or and for white salvia annual Tripp sage he daffodils 17--In hyaones grows the weekNEW YORK Feb the tulips its pistillate early spring old floors? the distance from Salt Lake to Provo those who dislike the brilliant red dening is golf tennis horseback nd cinths dahlias ins peonies gladioli stami-nateA Probably a good deal of the several miles Thy will be a beaut! ly summary of the general business with red forked tongues The and ex- and roses so as to have and all other the sports ing variety in e with are situation colored Com' something the Standard Statistics orange unevenness can be worked out of ful scenic drive The change of traf one and rolled into I A on ercises Jackson tulips bloom all speaking the time garden of comLeaf buds New stamens York currently pany of fringe yellow these floors with careful nailing - lie to this highwty will result in if g are the grandest things in the garden described the use of a miner’s 0f th ments as follows: open m rosy red soon changing to tools m'-th5' i fTder? impossible to machine sand them several junctions soon after snow has gorte Money can in the coming average Pc garden " the Later samaras alow emerald “Following the relatively ruddy ? 1Ub they can be scraped by hand Wesu be made as they do most years and approach-- many of itt earliest buying real estate on Meetmgl m especially for edging beds meetings were progress of business during the early or seed wmgs prolong the gav another contractoi - Ninth Eastbystreet today held in his office then in the Atlas gest you ing excellence as a cut flower weeks of 1934 industrial activity cur- phony in scarlet until they flutter of this dub will be held each first BUILDING COST 30 years ago that block It more than of is henceforth Red woodPM jeet the instead He was Monday club of the U summer president rently — registering sharp upswirtgjdown- m earlyDr -- Tripp bought-til- s first bulbs- -a second- served as- histonan - Q- - Can e build ahouse lor $3500? jf27 It Is planned to build the new state On the basis of present prospects Change Comet Saddenly dozen few of Kaiserkroon that gvpsy and auditor and on Redwood tha road from many important A Yes The amount of house that highway along Standard Statistic company -cAfter a aessonof onventional)— LOGAN — Complete organization creature of yellow and red almost the 'committees can be built jor that amount of money about Bountiful south along Redwood of production tor February Is es ad-' first tulip to bloom He had the Logan Flower Garden club He stresses the fact that some peo- depends on the quality of finish and road to th south end of Salt Lake tlmated at 775 as compared with 70 9 though charming green with mired the flower in other yards and ple lose tulip bulbs because the midrib and veins maintaining took place Friday last when a constivalley thence south along the west tor January they cut what the going rates are in the marmade a bed of them in front of his them with too long stems two leaves ket for material and labor side of Utah lake and join the present "This February figure represents a their ruddiness the leaves again as- tution and bylaws were also presentThe homA Since then each year he has at least should state highway at about Santaquln gain of 29 per cent over the activity sume mantle of rich scarlet in early ed and adopted be left on the amount of accommodations one realways added new varieties until today he stem to enable the bulb to mature quires directly affects the cost For The change comes sudOfficers for the coming year will Thia will shorten the distance many of a year earlier The Important fea- autumn Dr E A Tripp whose collection has more than 100 kinds $3500 you cafi get in most places other miles and will mean a much faster ture of the current advance Is th denly With surprising swiftness the be Dr James H Linford president underground ln to tois said of of surpass any tulip Professor J C Hogenson vice presithan metropolitan areas a pretty fagr yesterday turns Great Multiplier highway Many junctions will he extent to which the heavier lines deep emerald ion Intermountaln four-rooref house QUERIES created along Redwood road as feed- have risen above the severely de- day into glowing flame Few sights dent May McGarrey secretary and the a great multiplier he The tulip js offer the breathtaking beauty of a treasurer Standing committees will er streets lead Into Salt Lake end Mrs W P Murray writes “Is the RESHINGLING 50 per about pressed levels of early 1933 says usually Increasing New England hillside or water course be as follows: Programs George B T Jensen Mr& M Tollestrup Ray cent other town along the route’ Our roof has to be reshingled "Primarily reflecting the Improved in autumn although he has dug as many enclosed leaf from a truly rose gerQ where red maples abound Bowen Mrs CLP Ensign Mrs James Becrafl The new -- airport highway now status and does it bloom? How In reroofmg is it better to 15 new bulbs from a single one anium of the farmer sales of mail as takeoff In Salt Lake valley (he known H Linford flower shows Professor Ernest Haltinner gave an address of I often? look paved along North Temple street to order firms continue to hold to a volthrough your garden the old shingles’ the season’s These new a mile past Saltalr and graveled to ume close to that of January which plantings of thia tree have not been Hogenson Mrs E P Hansen Ernest on the uses of hot beds cold frames little bulbs he planting so to knowlike about would gate states will bloom the No unless the old shingles are A Harold Peterson L J and window fiats the point of the mountain is chang- was estimated to be about 80 per cent very successful Failure may be due Haltinner second spring with correct soil condi- this as some say it doesn’t bloom and in such bad shape that it Is imposBailey Mrs Robert M Smith L Ray that others four blooms ing traffic conditions When the plv-in- g above the January 1933 total New to unsuitable soil (that it tions and treatment every sible to nail new shingles over them ’’ business again) or it may be because Robinson E P Hansen Carl Wut-ricMAGNA— Mrs Alice Hendrickson is completed on the graveled por- York Dr Tnpp has a sandw loam at his years store sales also are COAT CLOSET COLD overlooked have the and fact Or- was elected corresponding secretary planters tion this spring a shorter and faster being department publicity is Answer— a membersnp Yes roie this home an ideal medium Ipr tulip cul maintained close to the Janu- that red maples require h very moist son Garff Mrs H M Zollinger Mrs of the Magna Flower Garden club ture He fertilizes highway will resulL it a' sweet fragrance? It Q A coat closet at the side of the ary level preferheavily situation Lester a new office at the meeting Thursday The building of the state highway Nearly all maples need J H Kemp club projects ’’Automobile output s continue manure well decayed blooms but with a very mall and vestibule is cold Wraps hung there to liberal at the honie of Mrs Helen Fitzgerald ring barnyard watering to produce best re- Pocock Wallace J Vickers V Up Emigration canyoh and over to expand In summer after bulbs have modest flower not at all like the are always col® Could we insulate while electric power sults but applied sharply this one demands en excepgarden planning and planting vice president Morgan or Peterson will change traf- production is making the best rela been He allows hts bulbs to other geraniums one sees in cottage this closet? s AYes but the way to have t fic In and out of Salt Lake Izola Awards m the poster contest were remaindug soil two vears then hewl"awSi tive showing as compared With a tional amount It should be1 planted Professor Francis M the in : Good roads fast roads and new Mrs Minnie announced Mitchell along streams or in boggy places V name of the leaf " to get some heat Into it proper "r in late Julv believine that Jhe them year earlier since the middle of last only digs u where water is always available toads all help real estate and those September Among the (acer campestris) obtained from the denticulatu- m- Leave the door open Install a radia 'all the ave able? Pelargonium hav “ Indiexhausted thJr Cotter!”econdg5a0 major bulbS Alme Investors and speculator in real es- vidual Alps The height of extravagance Came Specimen In Valley food He stores Hendrirkson’ third 25 bulbs’ Mrs tate who will help themselves to some rites ofindustrial linesfor prospective' The sacks in a cool dark basement for plants which we arroneously call know of In was reached when one of the PtoleI production single cpecimen February Architects' Small House w ill gunny Brewer fourth The club Dolly s real estate along these Improved t for a mies table its paid range up to 150 per cent above the this valley stands in a lawn on the after have dried for" a week geraniums The flowers will be some (Copyrighl Service Bureau inc ) this yeaf will reap profits in the subnormal The sum required conduct another poster contest start- or ten they out of the shade of lavender Or purple fout or farm in Bennion now weight in gold of February 1933 Alex activity days sun hear future five m a cluster It should flower “Almost positive assurance is pro- owned I believe by J ’on Clawson was 1500000 sesterces about $60000 ing immediately for which prizes of Lucifer a gorgeous t CoUon growers of Peru are optidahlia bulbs will be given vided that sharp further expansion In When Mr Lee purchased the small Origin f Fhrast tulip was one of the ynost expensive yearly but seldem does- this under mistic practically aTT of the old and house culture Thank business will be witnessed during at tree years ago It w as sold to him as you all available of the new bulbs he ever bought although the ordinary In our ordinary conversation we ICE SHORTAGE FEARED crop having least the remainder of the" 'entrant an oak — "111 often apeak of having “turned the price is much Cheaper pow This R T H Eureka writes: “I have been sold ST 17 Feb JOHNSBURY Vt (IP) Minn of thi Pork Cltr district (hipped month and lsv one source of the tables” on someone to calls Red March renowned craze mindhe maple during Have ever Despite tulip you an asparagus plumosus fern and it Isw loot of ore -and cone— Mr - tf I during the the fact thgt ponds and Vegetable indigo is nnw largely possibility that labor troubles curly and birdseye maple veneer wondered how this phrase originated’ —Despite iver Kin lakes in this vicinity are covered which occurred In Holland in 1634 is turning brown on the ups i feed when a tbo Fori may cause temporary difficulties as uaed ln making beautiful furniture While the men of Rome were expend- bulb of supplanted by a coal tar1 product AugusSemper jingle Ice varying In thickness from with or Cit Consolidated 620 ton it a once little Vlgoro the spring aeasoit progresses indus- and other objects of art Popular as lug money so lavishly their wives 30 ta spla for 13000 florins about $5200 to 38 inches an ice shortage is in “a while also keep It not too mpist ’TtaHo mince chipped 0 eorloedi of trial production’ in the initial half of thi wood aow is there was a timewere demonstrating their ability to predicted for next summer The ice Dr Tripp explains The mania was I should be thankful for any informanrln( the eerie Tlntle BtnderiT and the year probably will to in of Rome the when that 20 tad the the stock equal history with them in displayed by aggregate luxuries of pace keep Iurea SUndiid (hipped ST: Mammoth tion about it” is so thick that fhechinery cannot Eureka Lilly t Chief Cooaolldated I per cent above that of the first half for curly maple tables amounted al- their own Quoting rare old Sir harvest the crop the weather in this exchange manipulators today he says Answer— Have you this plant in a Flutu ? Chief COnaolidated lime 1 Cen- - of 1933" or iutd If?-most to a were Sums that John frenzy who had it from From Asia Minor Evelyn Pliny ro” tot town Mow Vi" sunny window? From your descripjermhUEurtka kaae J and Empire MUiee fabulous even ln that day of profli- “When the men at any time re- region has been the coldest in forty years With last night's Official readContrary to general belief how- tion I believe the ends of the fronds Twt Villagers of Gate Burton Mud spending were lavished on the proached their wives for wanton exever the tulip is not native to Hol- haye heen burned by the sun shinA soviet Inventor’ has designed a gave a nativity pageant in recently gate tost (too nd— d)willtow better specimens of the woodworker's travagance in pearl and other rich ing of 35 below zero stately land but came from Asia Minor from ing through the gljsi a condition V lump & anolowd for I tralq that runs on ballbearings in- Southwell cathedral in Nottingham- art Cicero paid 10000 sesterces for trifles they were wont to retort and Minerals found in Denmark are in- Turkey and Persia to the Netherlands winch arises with asparagus plumo stead ft wheel Se S— d Bwk of pttuim tain Now 1I shire England j euch a table mad from field maple ‘turp the tables' upon their husbands” j - — Fro r Oonpon yi'JlJXs"00! significant Dr Tripp in a touclaua Keep it in a shady window via Austria " buildings As people make use of new or improved roads the changed trend of traffic results m certain corners becoming junctions where business development is logical The rapid building up of the area around Ninth South and Main streets and the increased business activity around this district shows clearly what can happen OUTPUT DROPS IN FACTORIES O' Generous Design 28 for Larger Farhily 1923-192- Una-tory- -V 1923-192- 5 t ed gray-gree- n one-fift- h n gray-gree- n Through the Garden Gate Red Maple of New England Tree of TRADE FIGURES Beauty Doctor’s Garden Will Look Like Bit of Old Holland SHOW UPTURN QOur 775 709 for s cre-atin- "V? v -- 5 ' im 2 ‘of va-fip- -- y - ecid-alka- ' h ’t Tin-ge- y Coe-Mr- - yourm 1 ' four-foo- road-way- e j 7 L -- frame-colore- d Ore Shipments -- ' Stim-U-Pla- ASTER iit aiii gga&& Wtota-Wlt- o 4 rawiii(doi iwwiww v |