Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
January
13,
1950
We've
Done
It
Again!
PEOPLES
STORE
;
9
B
r,
H
r
.
v
MCM.NEW
(v
.-sL
...;;rv
l"'
'
-
:
k
'
"tooucTKN
ij-.f
JUNE
ALUf'
I
yir
.
Irx
"
a.
J.
Bell.
Vancouver;
E.
J.
.
!
U
'
1
rVffSg
W
.
Morris,
Vancouver;
Ray
Coburne,
Yuu
,
T
L
TV
va.r''V
-
-
-
-
r
,
(
Colossal
Coin
OdIC
GIRLS
AND
INFANTS
WEAR
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
lllltl!lafll8lllllllICIIIIIIIBIII
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
perched
atop
us
locomotive.
A
late-running
passenger
train
ran
into'a
standing
freight;
officials
blamed
an
open
switch
on
a
siding.
(C.
P.
Photo
DEATH
SCENE
Two
persons
were
killed
and
nine
others
injured
i!i
this
head-on
collision
of
two
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
trains
near
Cranbrook.
The
third
baggage
car
of
one
train
is
MONTREAL,
Jan.
12th-S,
,,
ct
iuemorierf
of
home
are
hound
u
cakes
that
Mother
hakes!
Paiti,u,
they
are
Swans
Down
calJ
light,
richly
flavorful,
moi-t
to
..'
crumb!
TlieKi?
ure
the
t!;i::-,
d,
Swans
Down
cake
cxeenti.m-tll
c
were
approved
at
a
meeting
of
the
Pension
Board
held
in
November.
George
Griffith,
who
has
been
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
seven
months,
wns
in
the
city
for
the
Christmas
holidays
George
has
since
returned
to
the
north,
where
he
is
working
on
the
Water
tunnel
being
put
in
for
the
new
plant
under
erection
there.
Journal
of
Commerce
Cokl
weather
stories
continue
to
be
received
irom
various
points
in
the
interior
regions.
Recently
at
New
Hazciton,
the
mercury
dropped
to
38
below.
It
was
fien-rrally
concedi
d
that
this
was
the
coldest
official
reading
in
years.
The
name
ol
A.
C.
Abbott,
former
conr'tWcr
and
freight
checker,
appears
in
a
list
of
veterans
printed
in
the
C.N.R.
magazine
in
whose
favor
pensions
SEEING
HOW
C.N.R.
TICKS
(Continued
i,um
Puge
One!
WOMAN
FINED
(Continued
from
Page
One)
,
teutcu
to
ha'.-.fc.
You
should
get!
.
down
on
your
knees
tonight
and
'
thank
God
for
that.
I
Accepts
Pica
;
When
they
are
cut
out
from
tlWr
woman
and
had
never
accused
her.
There
had
been
an
ex-
DUW
N
CAKK
FLOUR
is
silted
again
and
a?!,i,',
,",
ttin"
as
line
as
o'dinary
Hour.
Kiijoy,
like
c
imi,...
Ton'.ierful
cake
baking
gucccis
cury
tune
hy
!,,,
fcwans
Down.
Colli,
Critp
Morning
ridl
fur
!!
i-imIIv
(SimhI
l.ri-itf.i
I.
i.
"I
am
going
to
give
attention
'
trams
at
Turcot,
the
iron
horses
I
ample
of
loyalty
and
devotion
I
which
he
had
never
seen
or
(heard
of
either
in
court
history
I
nr
ftrtinn
i
Mr
Rrnwn
observed
to
the
plea
of
counsel,"
Ills
Honor
de.eided,
"and
concur
with
tlu
suggestion
that
you
not
be
sen-
I
unceij
vo
prison
out
i
mikcm,
that
the
incident
had
happen
vou
think
seriously
of
what
you
""'l.v)n-ini
lamily
of
jijii!
oil!
of
:
MISm'st
FIllO-O-O-lll,
llc
lll
iolli
"ClIMIIl'i,!
ji'
a
red
"cve-opi'in'i"
ui
l.nti
-t
(Hil,
of
llir
Vf.'o
!
N
rrivv
to
.
v
1
citi:.M
ov
w
iiK.vr
.,!,
i
bilily
in
jiiKt
5
uniiuteii
of
Ijijilinc!
i.
tni'l
fo
uocjl
or
vou
.
.
.
for
i!
roin.nn.
.,,
mid
I'lio-'iilionw
i
if
di:
li
iM'n-init
m
il,,.
FOR
are
moved
to
the
roundhouse
yard
to
begin
their
groommc
process.
Following
an
inspection
by
the
engineers,
roundhouse
hostlers
take
over
and
drive
the
engines
to
the
coal
dock
w
here
their
tenders
are
refueled
and
their
sandboxes
replenished.
Tne
coal
dock
dispenses
an
average
of
tawa
when
thousands
of
travellers
went
to
Canada's
capital,
from
all
parts
of
the
continent.
During
World
War
II,
the
average
number
of
locomotives
handled
in
a
day
was
135.
Adjacent
to
the
roundhouse
Is
the
administrative
b
u
i
1
d
i
n.g
which.
In
addition
to
the
office
space,
provides
the
men
with
a
lunch
room
and
cafeteria,
a
locker
and
wash
room
,a
medical
clinic,
and
a
lecture
hall
where
classes
are
held
twice
daily
for
firemen
training
to
be
engineers.
A
railroad
Y.M.S.A.
for
out-of-town
engine
crews
Is
also
a
part
of
the
roundhouse
organization.
The
"Y"
provides
recreation
facilities,
sleeping
quarters
and
lunch
room
as
well
as
a
library
and
writing
room.
ed
iii
a
moment
of
temper
following
a
protracted
drinking
party.
(At
this
point
Petterson
was
brought
into
the
courtroom
so
Highest
Qualify
in
Your
Printing
have
been
to'.d
and
realize
that
in
a
civilized
country
difficulties
'
are
not
to
be
settled
with
knives
like
savages.
This
is
a
matter
that
,
affects
the
whole
general
public
l.''M
tlmn
In
a
liowl,
too!
A-k
your
t
.
Mimtlo
"f're.un
of
Wheat
"
the
vi-rv
in
t
tinm
you'o'
tv,.
..
soi
n
.livovrr
for
yourlf
liy
"Cic.iiii
of
Win
at"
i,
early"
bicokhut
lmhil
with
80
vi'iwj
f
unilirs!
1800
tons
of
coal
a
day
as
well
tu
i
nut
ne
m
e
m
near
rne
oro-
.
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
feedings)'
-
ona
oy
noisDiiamg
you
w
jau
u
;10
U)lls
of
sand.
xht,
ncxt
stop
Mr.
Brown
admitted
that
"iay
noL
hell)ing
the
causc
of
lor
the
locomotives
is
the
ash
more
was
involved
In
the
case
la'
enforcement
fplt
where
fire
boxes
are
emptied
than
a
private
quarrel
between1
"I
order
you
to
pay
a
fine
of
j
into
a
huge
well
constructed
be-u
man
and
a
woman.
It
was
a
$"50-
I"
the
event
of
failure
to
neath
the
tracks.
This
done
the
"'in
Cuing
To
He
Tk
.
.
.
iroij.il.y
you
Hunk
tint.
'
tl.
"in't
lr
your
"
1
floivm
for
Uo
i
111
Vt
Vfitt',
v.nli
BESNEK
BLOCK
PHONE
V134
food
prii'i'S
ftlril,
tlic'
arel
llul.
hostlers
drive
the
engines
to
the
roundhouse.
There,
skilled
boiler
men,
mechanics,
fitters
and
elec
cl-j
wnue
lurcot
is
Canada
s
iarg-
tricians
go
over
every
inch
matter
in
which
there
was
the
i
matter
of
public
interest.
lie
,
referred
to
a
comparatively
re-!
cent
incident
in
which
Judge
Fulton
had
imposed
a
fine
for
an
assault,
upon
a
police
officer
in
the
execution
o
his
duty.
The
judge
thought
it
should
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANGING
Tor
Your
Interior
Painting
and
Decorating
Call
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
Phone
Blue
215
.
.
233
1
1
Street
the
iron
horses
.searching
for
and
repairing
any
defects
that
may
have
developed
on
tlu
run.
icsi
roundhouse,
there
arc
in
all
230
engine
glooming
plants
of
,
various
sizes
througnout
the
Nil
-I
tional
system.
At
Toronto
the
roundhouse
at
Spadii.a
tunu
out
a
daily
ive:age
of
1C0
pa?s(.iuer
locomotive
ar.d
the
roundhouse
pay
the
fine,
you
will
be
sent
to
Okalla
Prison
for
one
year.
You
are
also
ordered
to
be
bound
over
tor
a
period
of
two
years
to
keep
the
peace
and
be
of
good
beha-
j
viuur
.You
will
be
bound
in
the
!
sum
of
$$2000
In
two
sureties
of
?1000
each,
in
the
event
of
fail-
I
ure
ta
provide
which
you
will
serve
a
further
year's
imprison
ment."
His
Honor
also
suggested
the
matter
of
interdiction,
commenting
that
it
appeared
to
have
been
drink
that
led
the
accused'
Frr
Sal
Doien
W
ith
A
Full
Box
Of
V.uiiir
nt
your
illwiw
nml
foiiud
it
empty
by
bdluinr?
Trying
to
koi
ji
a
binlKct
mtliout
a.
proper
piviriRi
plan
U
ju4
like
that.
Vou
dip
into
your
puise
for
rxpfn-"a
that,
wnn
n(-crss;iry
nt
thr-'tiine
and
thcu
thernB
not
rnciuath
I,
ft
for
tlio
f.illv
li?
tliint.
ltut,
here's
the
Ixst,
the
iuve
ny
to
iliail
wilh
liudicrl
or-rin
.
.
.
and
inrt
off
ItiaO
richt.
Joi-n
a
inii'it
.1,-ronnt
at
the
HANK
VI'
MONTl!i:L
nn
recount
for
mir'nn
only.
Save
rr-'ilaily,
nml
you'll
pood
have
a
r
i
lly
u-n
ful
Mini
mt
l,y.
That's
wliat
rorn
and
woui,
n
all
over
the
coiinhv
lire
doing
Uxlay.
for
('::na'lians
keep
one
I'ilhon
Uollais
in
."nines
in
"My
lt:,iik".
it
:in
le
if
yon
Iium?
tli.i
rifiii'-uu-iit
in
your
tie
!i
n
(
r
ut
Imdui
t
l
OMi.
'
;
lij.MKK
Itt.i
hiu.i:
iU.-t:ilH.'C.
lis
lni
r.'lr;
,
fll.lil
4
Vol!
to
i,iv
:i
v
mil'l'ly
of
prriii
.iiit"
i'-mid
t.'ikr)
a
I
win
ic
oi
ri.il.".'.
Tli'-re'n
lo
ul-
uf
;
I
nci'laire
."-iiju
i-l
n
!
l"irji)ni
I--
iMul
i'oiii'l
food.
Nuir
anv
o'cTs,
c
id.
r,
w
i:lt
v-'i;
Hi
fi-isiMnlor.
And
i
iic
J'rijfiihme
M'
i-M.-r
itiK
in
"i
Is.iiu-m
i-
s
two
IiiUVIIIIC
part-!
',
only
a
tii'
kl"
of
to
lie
thrifty
in
'
you
nf-'.
M
il
a
!'
vt
nalgr
m
your
lit'
In
n'
Used
Cars
That
You
Can
Depend
Upon
With
only
normal
servicint,
re-
'
quired
,a
locomotive
can
be
rawiy
for
the
road
in
two
or
three
hones.
The
roundhouse
itself
is
built
to
form
the
circumference
ui
a
circle.
There
are
two
gi'ps
in
the
building
to
allow
en
ti
since
and
exit
tracks
to
and
irom
the
circle's
centre.
From
each
of
the
57
doors
leading
into
the
roundhouse,
tracks
extend
iike
.pkes
in
a
whi''l
to
the
turnl
ai
the
centre.
The
turntable
is
a
at
Mlinico
handles
C5
frnjj!:?
locomotives,
in
all
of
the
roundhouses,
the
work
is
e.:.4entkUiy
I
the
same
groaning
the
iron
horses
which
haul
the
iiatiorf
passenger
and
freight
tains
en
be
impressed
upon
the
accused
'
the
seriousness
of
her
position.
The
woman
might
easily
have
i
been
just
a
little
deeper
and
she
could
have
been
sentenced
;
to
hang
by
the
neck
until
she
1
was
deaii
and
it
would
not
be
m
the
jurisdiction
of
the
court
to
act
upon
a
plea
for
clemency
;
,
lucky
a
woman
she
is."
j
!
Inky
a
woman
she
is."
!
'
i
Continuing,
Mr.
Brown
sug-1
1949
CHEVROLET.
SIX
PAS-
round-the-ciuck
scheduui
astray."
1
"No."
broke
in
accused.
'T
have
been
sick.
You
have
not
heard
my
story."
"I
guess
so."
she
admitted.
v
SENGER
COUPE,
COMPLETE
,ii,
i-
WITH
HEATER.
ANTIFREEZE
y
rtf-lnrt
1
I'll
.(
n
fii.n
ti-ik-
.
"
"VV
"
"
!
however,
when
it
was
again
sug-
posed
rather
tlian
a
prison
terni,
:,.,.,.,
,lla,
shf,
h,d
,,,,,.
platform
mounted
on
a
circular
j
track
set
in
a
depression
of
the
AND
CHAINS.
ONLY
GONE
4000
MILES,
LIKE
NEW
AND
PRICED
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
Into
Bach
Life
Some
Love
Must
Fall;
But
Too
Much
Has
Fallen
in
Mine
l
olil
Wraihrr
in
,
dn't
!
h
iiid-i
aro
proM
m
a!
MinpK'
mrki
Mirr
lh,il
I'm
will
lupplml
villi
Hjoiif-it.js
.H'.I!.H-:Nm
IXll'ltJN'
.
.
.
it'
th-
bl
nioirm,"
1
know
..nain't,
i
liapir-,l,
rouvdi'
U'
d
haii-M
'
',
hai'da
ctav
soft
and
love
Iv
with
the
NiinVhine
'"'
nf
JiTs;-n.i
Lotion!
o
matter
how
rouh
'u'
lihi-lM
.
th
-nruihfr
may
br
no
inattrr
nh.it
your
diily
ilviir.s
.
.
.
Jcrp-nx
kirpa
huiid.-.;
v.hu,'
airl
,
:
iim-nn,K.'ih.
K"V
a
Ixitlh;
handy
m
both
kit,
1,'
n
i"
l
bailiroom
nn,l
u.-e
it
nfor
erry
v.iUiv
tot,.
No
wond'T
-Iri'
n.?
i.-
the
hand
rate
pr,
f,
rr
,1
b".
lu'
f
1
lOXICI
ICCl.
!i.mil
there
.should
be
a
bond
to
keep
the
peace
for
a
period
of
two
and
bearing
rails
that
Your
car
token
in
part
payment.
Terms
to
suit
your
needs.
M
:
ye.;:-.;
with
adequate
assurance
j
lii.it
such
should
be
done.
This
iniuht
have
even
a
more
salutary
.riled
upon
accused
than
would
li
worn,
n
than
liny
ul
It
hand
i
ai,'
ill
1h
wo;
Id
.
.
.
(or,
'i
''
il
makes
real
"U-auika"
ui
your
hands!
One
Tourh
Of
Wrm
Colour
Kill
make
your
inid-w
iut'
r
m"
The
woman
did
nut
think
thai
inerdiction
was
necessary.
Accused
was
under
lioctor's
orders
to
refrain
from
using
liquor.
"You
might
have
been
facing
the
gallows,"
the
judge
repeated.
"This
was
no
mere
hair-pullimi
or
scratching
affair.
I
wonder
if
you
understa
id
what
has
been
.'aid.
the
enormity
of
what
you
have
done."
"Yes,"
accused
murmured.
limn;
iippelKiHKl
luitiKtii
Hut
i-
mv
l'
-
331
Jamia'rv
1111
als
.
.
.
Il-
r
i
ti
.
10
v.
r
iUSHTH
l'i;ihl
CIS!
No
n..
l
:
-.LI
tani.iliim;
luiii.iio
wa-oiii.is
111
mi,l-"
-
connect,
with
the
various
i
racks
leading
into
the
roundhouse.
Hence,
a
locomotive
inovn
?m
to
the
platform
may
be
turned
about
and
run
olf
on
any
of
the
57
tracks
into
the
round!.;usv
l
Peak
periods
lor
the
roundhouse
staff
come
at
holiday
time
when
extra
trains
ure
put
on
to
handle
the
heavy
traffic.
',
While
128
locomotives
a
d;:y
is
the
normal
number
handled.
record
reached
at
Turcot
v.a
145.
This
record
was
made
during
the
Marian
Congress
a-,
Ot
-
.
You'll
Love
the
Hamburgers
At
MILLIE'S
ori-N
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAILY
.'ust
off
Thi'Tl
Aicntif
jail
sentence.
"You
have
'
hcaro.
what
hps
jcen
said
by
counsel,"
.sai
d
IIn
Honor
in
addressing
the
accused
whom
he
permitted
to
remain
fcuted.
"You
iive
a
woman
who
has
a
record
already
of
minor
otic
ners
and
one
of
serious
and
7olft,l
Jni'-c
Hi
ml
'it'HK
irj
Heinz
KtHoift
ami
lUin:
('if1'
'"
u
...
..I
j
k,,i..v
niel
!.:"!
'If
nnvthinn'
nf
this
nntnrp
'l'onialo
Juiie
is
a
n,,ud,
rfnliv
"-':'
TTrinc
C'reant
of
Toiualo
Soup
a
waitu
and
(in
leilv
!''"
beaide8
ihi-&
1,-,
.
llii'H1
two
ill
In
-I
hae
mui'S
ol
Jj"
'
"
ISo
do
Ifeini!
lietehitn
imd
Chili
Same!
So
"Hixk
f
i'ouialo
1'ioducis
for
January
mvaU
UU
luU
auJ
ku
u!.
118
Ctli
SI.
Ph.
Onlrr
Kim
'!
jMiiiihir
nature
to
the
present
happens
a2aln
there
be
no
;i
ne.
Except
for
the
points
raised
use
pleadlng
svmpathy.
extenu-
j
'
v
y:ur
own
counsel
and
concur-
ating
clrcumstances
or
clemency.
'cci
in
by
the
C:
own
aentence
th"
i
This
is
the
second
ca.se
where
you
(r
than
a
jail
term
would
be
re-
havp
hppn
np,.nrripf,
-,Pmpnpv
Tt
HOli
I
IRK
PHOTI
(
TION
INSTALL
Lyon
Fire
Extinguishers
....
the
scientific
way
of
smothering
gasoline,
electrical
and
wood
fires
Can
be
thrown
at
flame
or
will
work
automatically.
LYON
Fire
Extinguishers
will
not
freeze
or
deteriorate.
Require
no
servicing.
Approved
by
Fire
Insurance
Underwriters
everywhere.
Price
$5.00
Complete
(Liberal
Discount
to
Dealers)
will
most
certainly
be
the
last."
Exper!
Valch
Repairing
ALL
WORK
FULLY
.
icuious.
As
it
is,
the
court
is
placed
in
a
diUicult
positijn.
My
concern
is
not
with
the
matter
as
n
private
quarrel
but
with
the
',fcct
upon
lat
enforcement
and
the
general
public.
When
such
thiiiR.s
as
stabbings
are
taken
Of
the
nearly
100
daily
news-
'
papers
published
in
Canada,
8?
1
ore
EnsrHsh-'-anguage'
papers.
11
,
are
Fi'Pnch-lan;un3e
parors
1
1
GUARANTEED
iihtly.
there
I:,
an
effect
which
aw
Chinese
anU
2
are
Yiddish.
You'll
He
Satlslied
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Canadian
labor
income
was
1
$3,064.00.000
for
the
first
nine
j
months
of
1949.
an
Increase
01
j
right
per
cent
over
the
same
period
In
1948.
j
mi
-lit
lead
to
3
crime
wave;
"I
have
pointed
out
how
lucky
you
are
that
thcknlfc
wound,
by
the
grace
of
Cod,
had
not
proven
fnlal.
How
easy
it
might
have
been
for
you
to
have
been
sen-
712
Second
Ave.
P.O.
Box
772
Phone
03
Cirnls
Wall
Ins
From
W.Vt
LOCKER
PLANT
I
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
GEORGE
COOK,
Jewcii
mmmmmmmmmmm
(Subject
to
Chance)
027
3rd
Ave.
l'ii-
MAIU'.l
1
(chunks)
Kxei
lli
ul
tlipped
in
Putter
ami
nod
In
drep
p,t
or
boiled
1111U
served
Willi
mushroom
or
tomato
si,
nee
15c
per
lb
mil
i.s
ui
1
j
)M:t
cot)
:ne
Mi
6
I
m
HOLE
title
Ul
I
I
HALIBUT
62c
II)
I
j
(SALMON
4lle
lb
1
1
II
HI
.
I
4:15
Ov.st.crs
'2pl..
4i)C
Blinni)
Mr
FRTDAY
P.M.
3tock
Quotations
und
.
Interlude
Sleepy
Time
Stories
Something
in
Harmony
CBC
News
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
it.
z
II).
U.-c
I
1
LTD.
I
430
Hione.
Kt'il
n.i7
I
4:4.r)
nHMK
4:55
RUPERT
FREEZING
CO
330
,1ml
Ave.
WaUarV
Be
Thrifty
In
'50
lis
6ATUK1M
AM.
7:00
-Musical
Clock
8:UU
-CBC
News
"-Here
8:10
'f
Bill
Uood
8:15-
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
-Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
0:15
-
,SaJdl;
Serenade
9:30-
Siiturday
Klwry
9:45
The
Answer
Man
10:00
Time
Signal
10:15
Waltz
Music
10:30-Melocly
Time
10:45-
CBC
News
mid
rem
ly
10:55
-Wcaincr
and
Interiiicii!
1
1
:00
-
Saturduv
Date
11:30
-Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:35-Recorded
Interlude
11:45-
Pcrsouul
Allium
SATURDAY
I'M
12:00
-Mid-Day
Melodies
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
-Musical
Program
1:00
Saturday
Afternoon
Record
Parade
2:00
-Musical
Program
2:15
Ballet
Club
3:00
-This
Week
3:15
CBC
News
3:?5
Pc.
Int.
3:30
NBC.
Symphony
Orch.
Tfci.
.Ive.tiwn.rirt
is
noi
,,,sl,e,
,
.l,,,,!,,,,,!
lv
t.lf
j
,,,,
(
by
llu-
(.oviiuii.eni
uf
Hi
il
j-.lt
Ciliimbu.
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
FOR
THE
MEAL
THAT'S
THRIFTY
NOURISHING
AND
DOWNRIGHT
DELICIOUS
5:00
-Henry
Morgan
Show
5.30
Music
from
Ainerta
5:45
liill
Good
Sports
Review
G:00
Dinner
Music
0:15
-
Dinah
Shore
6:30
Musical
Varieties
0:45
"Saddle
Kockin'
Iihylhm"
7:00
CUC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Easy
Rhytijm
8:00
-Musical
Prop;.
.8:30
Vancauvcr
Theatre
9:00
Musical
Program
!i:30
Talk
9:45
Canadian
Short
Stories
10:00-CBC
Newa
.10:10
-
CBC
News
10:15
Beth
WaUon
10:30
Solway
String
Quartet
H
:00
-
Weather
and
Sign
Off
MOST
UP-TO-DATK
(AKK
IN
THK
CITY
I
ioui:r,
OI'liN
IKIIM
3:0
I
MM
to
3:3(1
A.M.
We
Speclalli-e
In
Chinese
Dl.ihei
U
iVI.
ASK
YOUK
UEAl.WR
FOR
Weckdoys
Sundoys
.
9
o.m,
to
9
p
"1
12
Noon
to
2
p.
(Am
MAPLE
LEAF
SAUSAGE
CHOI
SUKY
CHOW
1W
7
p.m.
to
9
STREET
AND
THIRD
AV'EN'
A
Product
of
Canada
Packers
Limited
Fur
fiutnide
(irdern
I'IKlNF.