(.Vdn'
scb
February
5,
1641
Fund
Telephone
Bridge
Party
Flnani
successful
w,as
the
BUCmEVS
CAPSULES
give
you
HEAD
COLDS
GRIPPy
ACHES,
PAINS
HEADACHES,
FASTERl
1.
TKf
I
rat
Infrrdlfnt
ta-hn
tm
rrlltft
tut
rfdar
cold
nltj,
l,Tk
Mnd
Infrrdlrnt
l!iiiiltM
and
r
J.
Tilt
third
Inrrrdltnt
IndurM
bn(Rli'
rtliiln
(
Iht
nttrt.
PLCS
Oil
l
rinnamon
which
hu
lot
Vhi
d
in
Kureptan
clliflci
far
tA.
Hlrf
af
trlppa
and
aimilar
allmtnU
Birkltj'i
l'apulra
art
tanicr
aallad
4ala
aulkr,
rtprapUr,
l
daa
H-
Fresh
Iocal
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MUV
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FRESH
SHRIMP
Dally
After
1:30
p.m.
BOAT
W.S.L.
TKOTIKll'S
DOCK
J.H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Koyal
Bank
Blilg.
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SILVKItSIUES
BLOCK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
41C
FREE.
EXTRA
PANTS
This
is
the
opportunity
to
buy
one
of
the
famous
House,
of
llobberlin
Suits
and
get
an
extra
pair
ot
pants
absolutely
freo
Ling
the
Tailor
Sixth
Street
Phone
059
Nursery
Stock
FIJEE
.40-page
catalogue,
32
colored
illustrations.
Full
of
-valuable
Information.
Com-,
wte
list
of
plants
for
the'
Latest
plant
novelttej.
SEND
FOR
YOUR
COPY
NOW
Valuable.
Free
Premiums
With
Kvcry
PurrUase
KDDIK's
NURSERIES
nanus,
B.C.
Central
Hotel
Cclral
Hotel
AmQ.x
Hot
u.5!
Ueatca
noon
t
Winln!
Inl
,7
Uoo
.
Sleam
rnll.1n
Bal
C
P..
liut.
...
1
Tonrietress
-
.
.
......
Masonic
IN
CANADA
TO
TRAIN
AS
PILOTS
telephone
bridge
party
staged
last
.....
night
by
the
Masonic
organ
cow-
A..
Nava'
tac,cts
From
Many
inlttee
in
aio
01
us
iuna.
mere
was
play
at
the
homes
of
various
members
ot
uie
crait
under
the
dl-
"""
ituwuiif
lor
Meet
Air
Arm
at
Collin's
nay
rection
01
me
xrnranxee
wmcn
uy
euwin
S.
JOHNSON
constats
or
or.
k.
u.
Large.
George
tanaatan,
Press
MiUtirv
Pnn-P.
Peters.
W
R
McAfee.
Frank
Dibb.
pondent
O,
W
Wipps
ana
a.
u.
omau.
w.
COLLIN'S
BAY-
On
r
cv,
r
L.
Coates
gave
assistance
.
P.-Here
at
thht
seclude
Contract
-
Mrs.
Arnold
Flaten,
far
from
the
menace
of
69.40.
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
high
explosives
and
fire
bombs
0,
W
Cripps;
D.
McN.
Lowe,
0770,
Bjlsh.
Mw
of
futufe
46
the
home
of
Capt.
and;
Mrs.
J,
turned,
0Jlt
ever-lncas-R.
Elfert
Ing
numbeiSLtn
chaJln7
ih
Avi.
Auction
Mrs.
A.
Guyan.
736,
XL'.
hruai
in
the
air.
Thou
win
h
and
John.
Dybbavn,
1903,
both
at
lighters
of
British
rieets
r:.,:
11
,s
am
one
01
many
centres
vW
t
whim
vnmur
nplfnno
o
-
O
WIC
blrilllljl
-
sweUlajj.
the.
widening
stream
of
Reach
ten
itowsana
people
with
skilled
au
ncrmnoi
nimoHv
a
"want
ad
in
the
Dally
News.
riir
finm
rvimnin.,
,!,-..,..,,..
....
fence,
of'
the
Empire.
Cy
a.
few
months,
ajjo
the
site
;f
Vhts
bustling
airport,
on
the
portyx
hArc
of
Lake
Ontario,
was
the'
centre
of
a
rich
arglpultural
community
dotted
with
modest
bpjwe3sad.s,
with.
livestock
grazing
In
thje-
fields.
Today,
It.
presents
a
wen.e.
of
Intense
activity
cf
a
more
grhii
nature
There,
is
a,
constant
drojr
o
bjghrpowered
motors,
the
From
dawn
lo
dusk
these
young
mea
arc
busy
at
their
tasks.
When
they
are
not
flying
they
are
con
centrating
on
aeronautics
in
t,he
classroom.
All
have
been
through
the
elementary
stages
of
training
and
have
come
to
this
centre
for
more
advanced
tuition
befor
pr)-cding
to
ths
motherland
for
final
grooming
In
active
service
operational
flyins.
Manx
From
U.
K.
Majority
Of.
the
youns
men
in
the
lat,set
class
to
report
are
fnjm
the
United
Kingdom.
A
few
ha.ve
corns
from,
more
remote
outposts
1
or
the
Empire.
And
while
their
average
Is
atjound
20.
there
is
one
among
them,
Cadet
H.
II.
Pophem,
who
sports
a
beard
which
would
do
oredit
to
a
veteran
tar.
He
Is
the
$3n.of
the.
governor
of
the
Wind
ward
Islands.
Like
most
of
his
overseas
colleagues
Pop
ham
has
found
Canada,
a
delightful,
country
where
winters
a,i,
"deucedly
cold."
But
no.
matter
how
frigid
the
temperature,
these
lads
eagerly
speed
their
ships
ln,tp
the
sky
every
day
and
often
at
night
to.
make
themselves
ready
(of
the
day.
of
action
In
an
active
theatre
ot
war.
a
day
all
are
Impatiently
awaiting.
Canada,'?,
winter-
however,
has
afforded
the
newcomers
a
new
experience
somewhat
removed
from
th,e
routine
of
training.
They
are
learning
Jip.w
to,
skate,
snowshpe
and
ski
during
ihclr
moments
of
relaxation
and
they
are
thoroughly,
cnjylng
it.
Almost
every
facility
found
in
a
sei.f.-contalncd
community
is
avaiN
able
to,
the.
cadets
within
the
camp
o.rea,
Their,
hillets,
are
spacious,
warm
"and
comfortabje
and
the.
boys.
hay
contrived,
to.
make
them
cosjr
'-'digs;
away
from,
home.
'
Pictures
of
beautiful
blondes
and
(brunettes
are
pasted
all
over
the
walls.
There
are
newspaper
clip-,
pings
of
air
duels
and
various
types
of
planes
while
pennants
bearing
(the
inscription
"ThereH
Always
Be.
an
England."
have
been,
tacked
over
bunks.
As
a
reminder
to,
their,
pals
they
are
also
In
the
swim
the
Scots
have
pinned
up
.even
more
briU.Utnily-lettered
pen-
r
.1
.
1,
a.m.
An4
'Tn-tnrAll
Julius,
rt'uauiB.
Always.
Bp
a
Scotland
Too.'
At,
Home
Feelinf
l
In
.tlielr
off
moments
the
train-QOi
have
ample
scop
for
enter-italnment.
In
a
giant
recreation
hall
moylng
picture,
shows
aresta-Ige4
aJmot
nightly
Interspersed
.with
concerts
provided
by,
local
tdleht
and
entertainers
from
'Kingston
or
other
communities.
Rounding
Up
On
RETAIN
IS
United
Church
Woe!ra?10BDUMEreJa,
l
our
Appear
In
City
PJke
CoMff'uf,
jn(JicaUons
Are
That,
He
Two
Draw
Jail
Sentences
"iim-s
Not
Accept
Hitler's
.
Without
Optlwi
Demands
Fred
Apostoli,
then
the
uncrowned
kins
of
the
middlewelghts,
was
foiced,
to
the
limit
three
years
ago
itHljed
airplanes,
while
eager
de-
ard.
The
executive
was
later
ttTOdnjed,
xoung
men
Bo
abput
the
instated,
business
of
developing
sturdy
wings,
PS
WAS.
I
TJl
mnHorrt
many
others
built
nlr-nnrf
o1mHA-
v
,
ttrsTripte
Wedding
mcnwealth
air
training
scheme,
!
has
sprung
up
like
a
mushroom.
.Workmen
are
still
putting
finish-&2.
t
Rictus,
tA
hangars
and
admin-,
rati
ve
byKdlnss.
A
hijisc
drill
bl
1a
.al
scUms
up
which
will
provide
facilities
for
indoor
sport
.'.-pch
as
boxing,
basketbay
and
badminton.
But.
1,
t5qua.d
now.
undergoing
.jalnjng
ip.
the
camp,
te
primarily
Interested
in,
s?ttkvg;
on
with
the
Was
Enough
re-
Boys
ill
Tennessee
Family
All
Used
up
But
(Jirl
Are
Left
wr,w,T'',
t
Vnion,
steamer
Cassiar,
Capt.
MPVlSuT?,n-'t5v.:,CP
7lJames
Watt,
having
.been
delayed
The
Wtflch
brothers
did
their
mat-
fnr
.
pnim,
nf
rfQVC
nn
fhB
vnvft
rlmorual
b
the
sisters
Larkin
by.
stJty
nQrth
M
wlher
arrlved
!n
when
Virgil
Welrlch
married
Hazel
mo
serious
duty
of
lfiarnlpg
howLarkln-
Elg'e
d,
Lucia
and
Wood
xo
riy-
anot
01
earning
tpe
right
of
wearing
the
covfted
wln,js
of
the
tull-fledgcd!
ftUman.
AJ
of;
them
aw
seekjnx
to.
wify,
foe
cemmis
sippis,
in,
9xtblASi
Vsi&
al
arm.
row
married
Marie
But
there
aren't
any
more
Welr-
tl
1
.1
.1
.Hti
lcit
uroiners
ana
mere
sun
are
iiei-
en,
Cecilia
and
Rita
in
the
Larkin
family.
Unusual
Scheme
Of
Bridge
Span
New
Structure
Over
Niagara
Uivetf
UecaJbi.
BuUdius
of
Hell
Gale
NIAGARA
FALLS,
Ont.,
Feb.
5:
(CP)
Two
great
steel
mooring
towers
are
tising
300
feet
above
the
roaring
waters
of
the
Niagara
River
for
the
"tie-back"
or
cantilever
operations
in
building
the
950-foot
steel
arch
of
Rainbow.
Bridge,
to
take;
the
place
of
the
structure
swept
down
by
an
ice
Jam
in.
January,
1938.
A
series
of
cables
will
be
moored
to.
the
tops
of
these,
towels,
on
either
side
of
the
river,
passing
down
in
fan-shape
to
give
support
toithe
3,5Q0rton
steel
arch
while
under
construction.
More
cables
passing
4,00
feet
back
from,
the
towers
Vill
end
In
great
cement
blocks
set.
Wo
When
the
halves
ot
Uie
arch
have
been
Joined
above
the
centre
of
the
rlvei
the
steel
towers
will
be
removed
and
the
cables,
taken
away
leaving
the
arch,
supported
by.
Its
abutments.
This
system
of
engineering
Is
rarely
employed
on
such
a
major
construction,
A
notable
example
of
Its
successful
use
Is
in
Hell
Gate
Bridge
In
New.
York,
erected
in
1910.
Hockey
Standings
Pacific
Coast,
Leagrue
Spokane
18
3
13
87
78
39
Vancouver
15
5
15
99
37.34
Seattle
14
5
16102
10133
Portland
16,
0'
19
"90
102.
32
Dances
are
also
held
periodically
with,
the
station
orchestra-
suppling
the
music.
m
Thus
there
Is
little
chance
for
boredom.
Apart
from
these
diver
sions
the
young
airmen
are
far
too
absorbed
in
(the
work,
they
are
do
ing
to,
get
"fed
up"
or
homesick.
Some
of
the
instructors,
how
ever,
remarked
that
life
would
prove
much
more
pleasant
if
thy
could
only
bring
(their
wives
oven
They"
have
been
told
that
lack
of;
steamship
acccirmiodatlon,
and
a.
long
waiting
list
of
prospective
trans-Atlantic
travellers
(have
com
plicated
ithe
problem
ot
meeting
their
request,
VICTIMS
OF
NAZI
BOMB
last
night
ti
win
a
decision
over
Nebraikan
Gltn
Lee
in
a
12-iound.
Mrs.
Will,
Hobinson
of
Terrace
Loses
blocd-and-thunder
battle
at
Ma-.
Both
Her
Sisters
in
London
dlson
Square
Garden.
'
'
:
'
'
Twg,
sorters
of
Mrs
Will
Robin-1
The)
A;natcur
Ath,letlc
Union
of
on
of
Terrase,
he
last
remaining
Canada
threw
a
bombshell
nt,o
members
of
her
family,
hive
ben
Canadian
roctball
circles
five
years
killed
by
th
Nazi
luftwaffe.
They
ago
today
when
it
suspended
eight
were
the
Misses
Edith
and
Eva
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
executives
Harrison,
the
latter
having
been
a
because
of
the
"great
impersona-churchdeaconess.
They
were
hav
tvjnjnjj;
apd.
aotag
ol
stesk,
camau-jtion"
of
Roy
Berry
by
Bonn
Hilli-.ins;
a
cup
of
tea
foMowing
on
ev-
enlng
church
service
whsn
their
home
in
London
was
struck
direct
by
a
bomb.
Mrs.
Robinson
will
have
the
sympathy
of
many
friends
lu
her.
tragic-
bereavement.
Whifflets
From
The
WaterfrorAt
4
port
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
C.har.lotte
Islands
and
sailed,
at
,2
noon
tcday
on
.herjxturn
south
over
the
samel
route.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
H.
E.
Ndden,
arrived
in
port
at
10:30,
this
morning
from.
Van
couver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
J
Falls
and
will
sail
at
3.
o'clock
this
afternoon,
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
whence
she
is
due
back
here
southbound
tomorrow
evening.
Hockey
Score?
National
League
Canadiens,
3;
Boston,
5.
Rangers,
2;
Americans,
2
(overtime
tie).
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouvei
Tuesday
Catala
...
....1;30
p
ni.
Thursday
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
11:30
p.m
Friday
Ss.
Prin.
.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Venture
..'
10:30
p.m.
Feb.
13
and
24.
-
SS.
Princess
Norah
5.
p.m
From
Vancouver
;
-
..Sunday
ss.
Catala
..4
p,.m
Wed.
SS
Pr.
Rupert
If....
10
a.in.
SS
Prin.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
ss.
Venture
p.m.
Feh.
9
and
20.
Princess
Norah'
a.m.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.ru
Wednesday
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
3
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
a.m.
'
Thursday
S.S.
Pr.
Rupert
8
p.m.
For
Alice
Arm,
Naas
Itiver
and
Port
Simpson
SS.
Catala
p.m,
From
Alice
Armt
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Tuesday
ss.
Catala
...
11:30
a.m.
For
Ocean
Falls-Thursday
S.S.
Prince
.
Rupert
11.30
pjn.
Frl.
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
1Q
pni,.
From
Ocean
Falls-Wednesday
S.S.
Prince
:
'"'Rupe
....10
a.m.
,.,ErWay
,
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
Venture,
10.30.
p.m.
Fijr
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
February
4
and
17.
SS.
Cassiar
10
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
SS.
Cassiar
a.m.
February
18.
For
Alaska
,
February
9
and
20
ss.
Princess
Rupert
:
-
v.
a
p.m.
Norah
a.m.
from
Alaska-February
13
and
24-
iss.
Princess
'
NorAh
,
n,m.
Session
Here
With
Rev.
Peter
Kelly,
the
chair-1
man,
presiding,
spring
sessions
of
Prce
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
5
HV,
February
-
Marshal
The
liie
Cliy
city
Dolice
ponce
are
are
mUKIIll,
maklhK
a
a
drive
unve
,,.
...
.,..
'
-
t
ITnH-rt
f?hin.i
nt
PanorVi
an.
m.
cn
women
slret
vnorjuvji
f
inssiuh.
"
,f
u.u
wiiw
.
o
nSeiSifSS"
Adolf
Hir'vW
demands,
it
today.
"Jdg-ina
Danes
and'Prlscilla
Smith
were
become
known.
Admiral
Jean
Bates
from
vartom
;
parts
of
the
each
sentenced
to
three
moatluvW.?
.Patta
In
t'
imprisonment.
Oq2.
Mar-rt
Brown.
unave.
?lan?
".rJT,'
rr.:'
received
'
a
sumendpd
sentpnpp
on
.Cna
u9Wu
Lonuoi
01
me
rn3n
Se
SebSiS
that
kee?
vy,
o.wht
regains.
4
it.
and
for
the
next
two
or
three
days.
:he
French
colonial
irrmy
In
Aft
lea
P
$10,
SPORT
CHAT
sum
conimue
iriuancaras
tor
e-
Mail
hariilla
talrt.4However.
the
Nazi
influences
IMaU
ULuCUUlO
are
still
workin;?
to
wret
cojitrol
Fpr
the
Fst
frwu
him.
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
3
p.rft.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
".
11
p.m.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
.
12:30
noon
Thursday
10:30
p.rii.
Friday
February
13
and
2
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
-..J.
p.m.
I
Wednesday
,
,.
10
a.m.
Friday
..
10
a.m.
February
9.
and
20-
a.m.
Foj;
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
.
7
pjn.
Wednesday
2
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
Premier
'Tuesday
u:
..11:30
a.ia.
Thursday
&
p.m.
For
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
.
Port
Simpson
Sunday
.
7'
pm.
From
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
?ojct
Simpson
Tuesday
.11:30
xa.
Cor.--Queen
Charlotte
Islands-February
4
and
17
10
p
ro.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-February
16
a
m
For
Alaska-
Wednesday
2
p.m.
February
9.
and
20
3
p.m.
From
Alaska
.
Thursday
6
run.
February
13
and
24
p.m..
FOR
SALE
FIFTY
dollars
takes,,
big
office
safe.
The
first
person
bringing
in
the
cash
gets
It,
Dally
News.
tf,
FOR
SALE
R.
O.
A.
Victor
radio,
table
model
and
ches.terfield
suite.
Both
In,
excellent
condition.
Phone
Blue
909.
(33)
FOR
SALEr-Kltchm
stove,
oil;
2
studio,
couches;,
dinette
tabl3
and
chairs;
kitchen
table
and
chairs;
drop
leaf
table;
dresser;
2
occasional
chairs;
bed.
Black
805.
(30-
fqr
mm
ROOM
for
rent.
News.
Box
67,
WANTED
Dally
(33)
WANTED
Housekeeper,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
(tf)
WANTED
Girl-
for
light
hoilse-
,wotk.
.
Phone
i"Bli'e'61;0.''
;
'O),
WANTED.
TO.
RENT
by
reliable
man,
4
pr
5
room
house.
Apply
Nelson's
Barber
Shop;
(29J
WANTED
to
rent
by
March
1st,
fiye
or
six
room
house
unfurnished.
Phone
Red
365.
$fl
PERSONAL
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
clerk,
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Sten'q.,
etc.
Five
Domlnlon-wlde
exams
held
since
the
war
began.
Fiee
Booklet.
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada
No
Agents.
-
IN
THBf
SUPREME
OOtJRT
OP
RRfttSH
I
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
1
AND
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
TUB
ESTATE
OF
ROGER
FRANCIS
PERRY.
Dcto.
TAKE
NOTICE
tlvat
by
Urde?
of
His
Honour
Jxutge
PUshei1,
lowl
JiKlge
'of
tJie
Sirprem
court
of
BrtUtJv
Oolumttln,
I
waa
on
the
13th
day
of
Jamuiry
A
D.
1941
ajipotivtpd
AcUntolflrtjator
of
th
Estnte
of
RogN
Francis
Pwry,
formrlj
of
tili
CKy
of
Plnf
Rupert,
British
Ooliunbla,
Deceased,
who-
died
on
or
about
the
3
1st
day
of
August
1940.
All
persona
indebtedf
to
the
sold
Estate
ara
riilred
to
pay
the
njnoamt
of
thelc
Indctotadnefis
to'
me
lontlvwttji
and
aU
persons
having
claims
against
the
snl
Estate
are
required
to
file
thn
wttl)
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
39th,
or
April
A.D.
1M1
foJllng
wllch
dUitrUrutlon
will
be
made
having
re
gard
only
to
such
cleuua
of-
which
I
s)mll
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
the
15th
day
of
January'
1941.
NORMAN
A,
WATT,
Ottlclal
Administrator,
Prlact
Rupert,
Bp
Funeral
Of
Local
Mans
Father
In
New
Westminster
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Feb.
5.
Funeral
services
will
be
held
here
1
1
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC"
Baker
of
Vancouver
and
three
sons
.-Alex
O.
Thompson
of
Revelstoke,
Gorman
McL.
Thompson
of
New
Westminster
and
Andrew
Thompson
of
Prince
Rupert.
There
are
also
six
grandchildren.
MECHANIZATION
COST
CANBERRA,
Feb.
5:
(CP)-r-Anny
nn
Tvl
Hott
tn
V
Itra
rn
rt
-TrtliM
Vfflnitof
Qnonrlnr
vonnrforT
fni'it.
r1l
'
.
'i
Thompson
who
died
on
Monday
at
visiom
and
corps
troops
of
the
A.U3-
ugc
v
.43iyjr
jaha.
ujij.
i,ma
ivi
nvtt;
.vujiju
tibit.
Thompson
is
survived,
besides
his
19,196
motor
vehicles
costing
516,-wldow,
by
one
daughter,
Mrs.
A.
E.
OO.OOO.
A
British.
Columbia
Apple
is
a,
veritable
storehouse
of
the
vitamins
contributing
'
to
Good
Health.
Serve
them
often
to
your
children..
Use
them
in
cooking,
and
1
in.
place
of
other
between-meal
sweets.
Helrj,
yourself
to
Healthi
and
your
fellow
"
()
British
Columbians,
to
Prosperity:
Blitisk
Coltonbiathnivw
by
its
MustVies
and
its
Industries
thrive
by
each
other.
The
money
for
the
Apple
Crop
is
redistributed
at
once
through
a
hundred
different
channels.
Help
one
and
you
help
all.
x
KEEP
YOUR
DOLLARS
AT
HOME
TO
'
FURTHER
THE
WAR
EFFORT
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria
R0WEBQTT0M
HON.
W.
J.
A8SEL8TIKE
Muittar
February
is
Gift
Month
FREE;
Reading-from
Our
Rental
Library
Until
.the
End
of
February
JOIN
NOAY-T-Puy
75c
for
your
Membership
until
JVIartjh
31st.
Read
all
you
can
-one
bobU
at
a
time
(additional
k
subscribption
50c
each)
,J
(All
regular
subscribers
paying
for
February
rental
automatically:
extended
to
March
31st.)
Dxm't
Delay
Joiq
Now
for
Some
Good
Reading
"
RENTAIv
UBItARY
3ECTION
eMUSm.M