Prince
Rupert
Dad?
JUttos
Lto.
Monday,
May
17,
1948
AIR
PASSENGERS
Outbound
I
j
Vancm,..
3500
Mend
Rotary
Meet
BIO
DE
JANEIRO,
Brazil
ventlon
are
Dr.
Oswaldo
Aia:-(Special!
With
an
attendance'
ha,
former
Foreign
Minister
of
f
i,nn
i
znn
.,.i
I
Brazil
who
recently
"Was
Presl-
F.
Newell.
A.
W
a,m,.,'
'
CAHADAlS
'
FOR
OPEN
AIR
Rut
It
Should
Be
Governed
By
International
Convention
MONTREAL
"Canada
Js
still
Oowan,
G.
Beswick,
Mr.
stew
art.
d",ly
'''"PaP"
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
fcupert
,,LcoIn'!5unltlf
s
'omprlMng
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
(Authorized
aa
Second
C
ias
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
e
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
pilnce
Rupert.
British
Columbia
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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OP
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PRESS
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BUREAU
OP
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DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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I
dent
of
the
General
Assembly
'
members
of
their
families
from,
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of
the
United
Nations:
The
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mr,
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ehun,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Gomez,
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
.
City
Carrier,
per
wee.
15e;
Per
Month.
8Sc;
l"er
Year,
7.00
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
4.O0.
for
he
open
air,"
said
H.
J.
Symington,
C.M.G.,
K.C.,
director
of
TransCanada
Airlines
and
former
president,
addressing
150
members
of
the
Aviation
Writers'
!
Seattle
,
.
M
Europe,
Asia,
Africa,
the
Island?!
of
the
Pacific,
and
North,
South
and
Central
America,
the
39th
annual
convntioiv
of
Rotary
International
will
convene
here
Sunday.
Two
chartered
steamships
and
BIG
BUSINESS
Every
day
and
night
in
Canada
50
railroad
cars
are
loaded
with
pulpwood,
pulp
"and
paper.
MEItfllANTSTnTyIT'know
that
the
Daily
New.,
i
i...
..
Association
who
spent
Sunday
in
Montreal
at
the
close
of
their
Honorable
Lewis
R.
MacOregor,
Australian
Minister
to
Brazil;
and.
General
Angelo
Mrndes
tie
Morals,
Mayor
of
Rio
de
Janeiro.
Principal
convention
addresses
also
will
be
delivered
by
Ro-tarians
from
Australia,
Brazil,
England,
Norway,
Peru,
Portugal
and
the
U.S.A.
Included
in
the
colorful
entertainment
program
which
the
Brazilians
have
arranged
for
their
Rotary
guests
are
a
spectacular
water
carnival
In
the
i.
".""NfinJ
many
special
airplane
flights
four-day
convention
In
New
York.
'
But,"
he
emnhnxizeil
"!L
brought
1,500
convention
attendees
to
Rio
from
the
U.S.A.
In
effective
medium
of
advertising
must
be
in
the
form
of
a
nroner
international
convention
where
rune
nuneri:
No
one
misses
your
messav
if
nv
every
country
gives
up
the
same
what
was
perhaps
the
greatest
j
mass
civilian
movement
ever
i
made
from
North
America
to
!
Brazil
I,
HfaUh
authoritie,
rights
it
receives
and
where
th(
vrrlised
In
the
News.
It's
I
he
really
efficient
way
of
pulling
it
'over.
lfu.
(
"me
and
.
Powder
i
restraining
miluence
of
con
'beautiful
Rio
Harbor,
and
a
'Miration
Of
IrJ
AWARDED
AIH
TROPHY
Captain
B.
A.
Rawson,
director
of
flight
development
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines,
Winnipeg,
has
been
awarded
the
MeKee
Trophy
for
outstanding
contribution
to
Canadian
tinued
meetings
to
m
this
and
Keynote
ol
this
Hve-day
that
privilege
would
cease
to
ex-!
gathering
of
business
and
pro-ist.
It
must
be
a
convention
j
fessional
executives
representing
where
all
who
want
to
fly
across
,
6.500
Rotary
Clubs
in
80
coun-otir
countries
may
do
so
unri!iH.w
ic
ih
i.,.
,
.,,
Brazilian
"Festn,"
featuring
music,
duncing
and
pageantry
typical
of
the
country.
President
Guernsey
announced
today
that
'during
.
the
first
the
Rotary
organization
and
Its
'I
n
i
'I
i
i
'j
Hope
Transforms
World
A
GREAT
ACT
of
fait.h
in
mankind
has
thrown
rays
of
hope
against
the
darkest
cloud
of
history.
Once
again
the
lives
of
men
of
goodwill
throughout
the
earth
are
being
transformed
by
the
hope
that
the
great
moral
forces
will
overcome
the
threatening
evil
and
build
a
firm
peace.
One
of
the
greatest
military
leaders
has
conceived
and
put
in
motion
a
plan
for
peace
which
gives
expression
to
the
moral
force
surging
up
within
those
who
are
spending
themselves
to
dyke
the
tide
of
evil.
The
greatest
investment
in
the
well
being
of
man
ever
made
in
human
history
may
save
the
measure
of
civilization
men
have
achieved;
but
should
it
fail
to
preserve
the
superstructure
of
the
free
world,
it
Will
remain
as
a
firm
foundation
upon
which
men
who
will
win
freedom
again
can
build
a
stronger
society
and
a
firmer
'peace.
Those
who
believe
that
the
supreme
value
is
human
personality
and
who
have
faith
in
the
power
of
the
spiritual
forces
to
generate
goodwill
and
overcome
evil,
should
not
fail
now
to
uphold
the
grearhumanlta-rian
endeavors
of
the
free
world
with
both
their
spiritual
and
their
'material
program
of
service
by
the
In
elcvn
months
of
this
Rrthiv
points
In
dispute
be
left
to
an
international
body
nnrl
nol
lo
any
one
country."
Recalling
the
first
civil
aviation
conference
in
Chicago
foil.-years
ago,
Mr.
Symington
said
that
Canada
went
to
It
In
the
dividual
Rotarian
U
his
local
fiscal
year,
273
new
Rotary
Clubs
community,
his
nation,
and
to
had
been
organized
in
34
coun-the
family
of
nations.
:
tries,
bringing
the
membership
Presiding
over
the
convention
f
l'"
world-wifle
""vice
or-Ls
the
President
of
Rotary
In-
"'"
10
"-'
'W(h
ternatlonal,
S.
b,,st,,es-s
an
Vrtea
Kendrick
'Ouern-
,
,
sey
of
Jacksonville.
Florida
J
,"ei,"VM
h"
are
mem-U.S.A..
who
has
reeenii,
J.'
i
of
650
Rtary'CI.w
In
mi
belief
that
air
transportation
aviation
in
1!M7
it
was
announced
by
the
Minister
of
National
Defence
this
week.
In
recent
years
he
has
acted
as
adviser
to
the
Canadian
government
on
matters
relating
to
the
International
Civil
Aviation
Organization.
The
"
award
named
his
technical
work
on
air
navigation
facilities,
his
International
duties
and
his
ability
to
co-ordinate
the
work
of
U.S.
nd
Canadian
federal
and
state
aviation
bodies
in
qualifying
for
the
annually
awarded
trophy,
most
coveted
aeronautical
emblem
in
the
Dominion.
countries.
tk
n
AVtAnHnrl
f
ki
n
Hi..
i.
would
change
the
face
of
the
world
and
brought
with
It
the
first
mul
material
agreement
which
was.
the
basic
document
at
the
conference,
mit
tf
which
grew
two
great
progressive
organizations.
I.C
A.O.
und
LAT
A.
"If
the
Canadian
agreement
had
been
accepted,"
he
said,
"it
would
have
changed
things
even
more
and
it
would
have
been
an
v,vi
,.uv,v
linn
ui
ntmiry
iiudS
in
Australia.'
New
Zealand
China
L
.
uprnsoy
also
announced
that,
and
Great
Britain
Rotary
International
will
shortly
j
complete
iu
campaign
to
raise
The
Rotary
convention
pro-;a
fund
of
$2
million
for
its
Ro-gram
Includes
addresses
and
tarv
Fotitidatiun.
whfch
has
as
discussion
forums
keyed
to
the
lts
immediate
objective
the
pro-current
International
situation,
i
motion
of
one
of
the
principal
the
enactment
of
legislation
and
programs
of
Rotary
Clubs
in
S1
hours
roSANIISIMT
l
HOI
K
10
MIMTf
example
to
all
other
conferences
WINNER
OF
J.C.
me
eiecuon
or
international
of-
miougnout
the
world
the
art-
which
have
followed
and
run
fleers.
vancement
of
international
understanding,
good
will
and
ut.ic
BULLETIN
PRIZE
into
Similar
difficulties.
Today
we
are
farther
away
from
such
to
TOUT
IIAICDVTJ
HflUltS
S0
Among
the
outstanding
scheduled
to
address
the
con-
an
agreement
than
we
were
in
Chicago."
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASm.RY
Margaret
Brain,
17-year-old
Grade
Eleven
student
at
Booth
Memorial
High
Scnool,
will
DAILY
KXC.F.n
SIMMY
TransCanada
Air
Lines'
As
was
to
be
expected
in
a
North
i
Stars.
period
when
the
world
I
-
-
v'lL
HUIIU
was
VVtAO
How
can
I
remove
oil
nmi
...uuij
i'v.ut
l
JVTVV.1
HIIOU
watch
whidh
she
won
this
week-
:
ushering
in
the
new
kingdom
of
'G.
R.
McGregor,
president
oflKreuse
stains
from
lenthro
T.C.A.,
who
was
chairman,
paid;
A
By
dabbing
the
spots
with
ena
tor
ner
prize-winning
de-
me
air,
"we
are
going
through
sign
for
a
cover
for
Prince
Ru-
I
troublous
times,"
he
went
on,
a
tribute
to
the
nvhilinn
liivliiff
Prince
Hnprrt
11:50
a.m.
Standard
Time
far
UifarmnUm
n.(
rturrthont,
,
n
nA...it
........
.
.
,
.
.
pert
Chamber
of
Commerce'
,
but,
"in
spite
of
our
difficulties.
when
he
said:
"No
matter
how
spirits
of
sal
ammoniac.
Allow
this
to
remain
on
for
a
short
time,
then
wash
with
clean
water.
Repeat
the
nrree
if
monthly
bulletin
"Jay
See-Saw.
I
am
sure
that
the
accomplish-!
well
we
may
organize,
no
matter
menu
of
the
future
will
be
be-1
how
well
we
fly,
It
is
only
Margaret's
well-conceived
de
sign,
Illustrating
the
steamer
necessary,
hut
he
mr.f.ii
nt
yond
the
visions
of
the
most
through
the
pens
and
typewriter
of
your
members
that,
iwimio
rtin
Wniure
ihn
r.,iir
r.f
Prince
Rupert
in
the
city
harbor,
bordered
by
two
totem
I'SK
AIRMAIL
HEraHHtj
visionary
of
us."
Canada's
attitude
and
out
riiiiw
ui
wnat
is
Doing
done
No
u
w
wen
to
experiment
rtn
an
poles,
with
a
leaping
salmon
at
'RECOGNIZING
'COMMUNISTS
!T
IS
WEJjL
'thtit
'the
government
should
take
I
steps
;to
exclude
cdrrimunist
agitators
from
'Canada;
but
the
difficulty
will
be
to
recognize
-a
communist
when
lWe
see
one.
If
we
accept
the
official
definition
-of
Communism
and
-exclude
only
those
who
advocate
overthrowing
the
government
by
force,
we
'Will
ndt-exclude
very
many,
nor
will
they
be
the
most
dangerous
ones.'
The
real
menace
of
communism
is
not
the
method
by
which
it'hOpes
to
attain
power
but
the
use
it
will
make
of
power
when
attained.
Communism
has
more
than
one
string
to
it
bow.
It
does
not
depend
on
'force
as
the
only
means
of
obtaining
power.
It
Hid
not
Use
force
to'
get
control
of
Czechoslovakia;
it
used
the
political
knowhow,
a
much
more
subtle
weapon.
Its
ability
to
deceive
people
into
believing
that
it
is
their
trustworthy
friend
and
protector,
while
all
others
are
traitors
to
the
common
good,
is
responsible
for
whatever,
strength
it
has
in
'Canada
'today.
The
only
defence
we
liave
against
such
tactics
is
the
common
sense
which
will
enable
our
citizens
to
distinguish
between
genuine
and
spurious
-reforms,
-and
the
independent
spirit
which
will
not
submit
to
arbitrary
means
no
matter
who
enacts
them.
oociy
or
men
and
women
en-
look,
he
was
sure,
was
an
lnter-
the
bottom,
won
first
prize
in
competition
wiht
five
other
en-'"
ZnTZ
telter
an
havhe
avi
-tries
in
contest
beaun
three
1
glve
more
lnan
we
wUI
re"
a
ii,.n
..rU
.
..,
.
weeks
ago.
!eelve
10
a
pwper
air
world.!
"'"
",ru
"('w
unseen
portion
first.
Q
Whut
is
a
pood
tonic'
To.-ferns?
A.
Use
the
leftover
coffee.
Pour
a
little
fresh
water
through
the
grounds
to
weaken
the
coffee
slightly,
then
pour
aroun-.l
the
ferns.
I
this
about
once
a
week.
Slie
was
surprised
and
pleased
"Competition
is
going
'
Vp
be
j
Other
speakers
at
the
luncheon
this
mottling
when
she
learned
very,
keen
and
we
hope
for
alwere'R.
A
'C
Henry
chairman
that
her
drawing
had
won
first
convention
to
stop
international
I
of
ih
Ait-
t..J
n.-
place
and
that
she
would
re-
blckcrines
which
ihe
urnri.i
fun
ir.
.
'
.
ceive
the
wrist
watch
posted
bv
ill
afford."
lini,
,
,w
.,
Q.
How
can
I
clean
a
rubber
ai
Manson,
Junior
Chamber
vice
Mr.
Symington
spoke
at
a
.Air
Force;
H.
O.
West,
president:'
article?
'""""-on
sneered
me
visiting;
of
Canada
Air
Limited,
spokes-
A.
Use
a
solution
,.
of
house-I
i
,,
..
.
110
,M
can
hardly
believe
It,"
she
aviation
-writers
in
the
WinriVr
,,
.1.
...
..
gabardi
said.
"I
hadn't
anv
idea
thL
nu,
fn
'
.!
.
'
..
..
.
...
.
.
4","uum"
nlrcn,u
-"
warm
water.
my
entry
would
win
"
!
Z
'
17.
"
C.an"raf
l
J""""'
ad
1
nis
wl"
rub-
Marciret
who
lives
y
1
w"
K
uullocfl-
Pro-Mayor,
who
wr.
but.
will
keep
It
soft
and
',,
VariWIS
tyPS
Uf
'airrari
mn
"tended
the
welcome
of
the
pliable.
city
Ninth
Ninth
Avenue
a
w
k
West,
has
been
a
marten
im.r
r
ih.
.it
Th..r'i,..,.,
.
.
qadab
Ob
student
at
Booth
High
School
new
to
0
.nd
wer
QZ
d
the
thank's
ofThc
r
You
saw
11
In
the
News!
erits,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie
"A.
1
Vancouver
Hears
Rupert
Pioneer
LETTERBOX
Brain,
Trom
Vanderhoof.
Previously,
she
had
gone
to
school
Jr-H
vv
1
p
..Ho
he
phi
Tliis
Wfl!-t;iiri'(l
(Imvn-Uit'-front
I'qtiall.V
lit
liome
Dr
:it
(lie
country
tii
ifly
ti!n
'!
wca'r-iiliillty.
In
bcift'P
or
paste!
louon
g
mm
MINK
'TtANCH
NOT
OPEN
Zl
Z
.
.
,
ta
t'acher
ls
John
t
Editor,
Daily
News:
"?r
a0rt
IlPnry
n
'
'
'
h
To
correct
a
wrong
Impression
l'1
Sta";
,
Mare
that
f
h
that
has
e
always
arisen
from
an
article
published
in
your
Issue
of
Fr
i,af
te"
'nte,restetd
drawi
at
she
plans
to
be
a
8teno-Permitted
day,
absolutely
no
visitors
are
on
minlfranches
dur-
Zl
2
(
ol.
Leroy
Grant
Speaks
Before
Southern
Hoard
of
Trade
One
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
townslte
engineers
back
In
the
days
of
1907
and
1908,
now
professor
of
engineering
at
Queen's
Universitv
at
irinn.fn
l
11
W
-
m.
l
V
IB
B
i
ing
mating
seasonthat
is,
in
flUY
WITH
C0NFI51
.having
served
in
both
world
this
locality,
from
May
to
'July
1.
fn
t
n
?
,1',
bUt
ars
was
a
speaker
-at
-Stanley
You
article
on
"Open
-Week"
i"
fr
J
n
v'
Park,
Vancouver,
last
Friday
at
'm'the
local
industries
published
T.,
-t!,
o
o
a
joint
luncheon
of
the
enain-
the
name
of
"Mattson's
Mink
.
Ja
See;Saw
.c"r
des-
Bl
-
J3LA1N
your
last-minute
studying
eering
bureau
of
the
Vancouver
Farm."
As
there
is
nff
establish-
WJS
lven
P'aee
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
and
the
Assnei.
ment
in
the
citv
fcv
'that
nim.
Jud?es
becausc
U
conveyed
the
,
mi
nit
evening
not
me
miiune.
of
the
night.
And
plan
to
have
the
a
w
ik
irTTr
1
for
ation
of
Professional
Engineers
t
is
breamed
it
is
meant
"Star
ZT
'
.
.
.
wide-awake
energy
you
need
exams
by
having
-rmnt
n-
t
IM
Mink
nk
Ranh"
Ranch"
-which
t
I
finest
7
'
uu.iujr
uou
tourist
of
British
roliimhln
The
article
indicated
that
per-
""""
T,'
,.
'523'TiriKf)
AVENUE
'WEST
-
.....
guv.iv
uv
.nv
JltTAL
mission
had
been
obtained.
'As
far-as
Ave
are
concern
w.i.
mpeE
01
the
Junior
Chamber
A
-GOOD
'Breakfast
1
.
absolutely
false.
No
official
of
T
be
;"ne
?
hnl
the
award
wil1
f0rma"y
made'
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
ever
contacted
us
on
this
siihiect.
NOTICE
RE
DOG
Ul
Including
Delicious
Grape-Nuts
j
vi-
1
AI31,E.
was
any
invitation
extended
at;
Legend
savs
that.
ei,nnm
lh,g
Tax
for
the
year
IMS
was
flue
and
pM
VpelT,
Comish
workman
.
.....
made
King
.
ViVT:
"
bi"b
Dinn
.
Arthur's
round
......
,u
table
uuuiv
aitci
after
to
kittens
'now
lie
An
'exelt.nhle
l,.u
,....
tm
-Janttary
15th.
hi
Hie
lollins
"1"ul
"Male
2'w
:
'Female
n,)
wa?
((
1)K
owners
'are
'warinetl
lh.it
prosmilio"
,..
...
,
muicmcu
Hie
King
s
KnigllUS
ZTatL
"I
'!2f
'
P-edence
.Vu
young
'at
the
sight
of
1tmg
table.
a
stranger
or
'hearirtg
a
stranee
1
msise
vm
Place,
one
of
the
city
streets,
as
named
after
Col.
Grant.
;
'
Col.
Grunt
made
mention
of
I
Prince
Rupert
on
more
than
one
-occasion
in
the
course
of
his
.discourse
and
disclosed
that
it
.-was
here
that
he
had
met
his
wife
who
was-
daughter
of
"Mayor
McLean,
the
'first
ehief
.-magistrate
of
Vancouver.
Col.
Grant
spoke
on
the
drift
of
young
professional
men
from
.Canada
to
the
United
States,
a
-tost-gradaate
migration
-which
he
held
was
quite
unjustified.
;"There
is
nothing
holy
or
saered
..about
the
United
States,"
he
de-;
clared
in
deploring
wrrat
so
often
appeared
to
be
an
attttwie
of
inferiority
in
Canada
-as
far
as
the
United
States
-is
concerned.
"What
-we
Canadians
need
is
more
honest
confidence
in
ourselves
and
pride
in
our
achievements.
We
hnniri
wi
!
fuiliire
t
pay
this
Ux'
(IRAPE-mm
contribute
a
lot
to
a
RmhI,
balanced
'breakfast
car-oohydraies,
proteins,
minerals.
And
rhey
make
any
breakfast
more
Tempting,
more
enjoyable.
'Remember,
Grape-Nuts
are
the'
most'
economical
part
of
a
good
breakfast
you
need
only
2
tableipnons
of
Grape-Nuts
for
your
Cereal.
'All
grocers
have
11.
l).
TirUN'r
;
uioi
KO.Mttait,dinm
stand
to
lose
neavlly
if
this
happens.
'After
'July
;1
the
pubtic
are
welcome
'to
come
-and
see
our
"St-up.
Star
Mink
Ranch,
Arvid
"Mattsoti,
'Manager.
PAINT
UP
CAiMl1'
Tor
Shlngles.'Fenres
and
HsjJ
''
'Use
SHINGOLEEN
For
Oitsirte
Wood
Work.
P"rfht
,
,
a
wrrn
n!TDr
.PAIl1
Consult
us
for
your
needs
in
all
types
of
printing
work.
Kverything'in
high-clams
stationery.
Cards
for
every
iteration.
Fountain
Pens.
DIH
ri
TRIED
2,260
YEARS
'AGO
Applus
'Claudius,
In
'312
B.C.,
was
one
of
the
first
to
try
to
dralh
the
Port
tine
marshes
In
Itary.
The
land
was
drained
and
reclaimed
'
by
Mussolini.
USe
-BArLU
-rw
-
,
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
.
Miva
GRAPE
'1.1
Crop
as
Americans
do,
that
the
job
each
of
us
have
is
the
finest
in
the
world
and
our
town
the
tnest
in
the
world.
And
-young
Canadians,
If
they
only
realized
"it,
can
do
just
as
-well
here
at
home
as
In
the
United
States.
:
then
4
,0M..'bu,,,
MANIA
FOR
STEALING
A
kleptomaniac,
a
person
who
has
-on
insane
desire
tn
m.h
UmR
dish
P.rJiM
tven
5
tVJ
Rex
Ca
'
Bake
in
s
slow
"
Printing
n
.
.
.
--i
e-
Often
picks
on
one
nnrl
inl,i
,
Itmorr
"
l'"
.boMlr
rnA
old'
nun
""
JW-"'
type
of
object
to
collect.
let.
Serve
n-
-
,F0K
TASTV
V0
"BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
'
9
4
WtlMP""'
SEE
FARM
EXPORT
DROP
T
United
States
agriculture
experts
predict
a
drop
of
from
15
to
20
percent
In
farm
exports
in
the
1948-49
crop
season,
with
better
foreign
crops
foreseen.
CAM
DA'S
FIRST
CANALS
The
first
eanals
to
be
hunt
'-l
nop
nuvj
f,j
'v,
OPEN
.
urn
Srt1
1
nltk
1
MP
:.
CHINESE
HIM"
'
'
AM.
TO
2lA.M
in
Canada,
along
the
Bt.
Law
InranDeRloDDi
.
I
pure--
rence,
were
started
In
1799.
SKCOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
A
Product
f
Oanvrol
Oanvrol
Foodi
Foodi