WINGS: WOMEN 'S INTERNATI ONAL NEWS GA1HERING SERVICE
PO BOX 5307 . KANSAS CITY MO 64131 USA * PHONE/ FAX: (816) 361- 7161 * E-MAIL: igc :wings
PR03RAM DESCRIPTIONS: #3- 92 AND #4-92
#3-92 OPPORTUNI TY 2000 - BRITISH I NDUSTRY BACKS WOMEN IN TIiE WORKFORCE
TIME :26 :55 TARGET BROADCAST DATIS : Januar y 12- 18 , 1992
Oppor tuni t y 2000 i s a campai~1 t o incr ease t he qua lit y and quantit y of women 's
part i cipat i on i n t he Bri t i sh workfor ce . The campai gn was launched by Prime Mini s t er John Ma jor
on October 28 , 1991 , at t he behest of 14 ma jor tft'i t i sh corporat ions , and i s now backed by more
t han 60 compani es. The project originated wit h t he Women ' s Economic Deve lopment Tcu~e t Team
chaired by Lady Howe and was set up by t he charitable ol'ganization Busi ness in the Communi t y .
I n t his pr ogram, pr oducer Saro jini Al'iyanayagam talks wit h Joanna Foster, Cha irwoman of the
Bri t i sh Equa l Opportunit y Commi s s ion ; Li z BaYgh , campaign direct or of Opportuni t y 2000 ; Arme
Wat t s, Equa l Opportw1it i es Di r ect or of one of t he p i oneeri l~ compani es - Midl and Bank; and
Annet t e Lawson, Chairwoman of t he Fawcet t Soci et y (named for suf fr agi s t Mi l l i cent Fawcet t ) .
=114- 92 WORLD WOMEN rS CONGRESS FUR A HEALntY PLANET: MAGDA RENNER ON GLOBAL HOMELESSNESS
TIME :27: 31 TARGET BROADCAST DA1'E3 : January 19-25, 1992 ·
Many of the wor ld' s most art iculate environment a l t hinker s addres sed the Wor ld Women ' s
Congres s for a Healthy Pl anet i n Mi ami , Flor i da, :I\)ovember 8- 12 , 1991.
Among these was Magda Renner, who is spokes person on envi r onment al i s sues for &azil 's
Nat iona l Confeder at i on of Women, and for 17 yecu;s has been exe cutive pres ident of A~ao
Democr atica Femeni na Gaucha - Amigos da Terra (Gaucho Women ' s Democr at ic Act i on - Fri ends of
the Eart h) . Sne addres sed t he tribunal on t he subject of "globa l homelessness " - i ncluding
envi r onment a l r efugees l ike the people of Biki ni. who were evacuated for nuclear testing;
r efugees of war . like t he unprecedented number of peopl e di splaced by the Gulf War; and
r efugees of pover t y and the breakdown of the social fabri c , l ike the urban s t reet chi ldren in
Br az i l .
In t hi s passionat e speech , Rennel' cal l s for women to t ake vi s ible and aggress i ve act i on to
change t he domi nant models of wor ld dec i s i on-mak i ng t o i nc lude men - and t o bring their fema l e
l.mclerstandi ng t o t he proces s not just emulat e t he deci s i ons of men .
You may wi sh t o read this item at t he end of the program:
THE ENVIRONMENT IS THE 1HEME OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN I S DAY 1992 .
ON MARCH 8 ,WOl~ FT-{OMAROUND THE WORLD WILL CONVffi3E IN NEW YORK TO DEMONSTHATE OUTSIDE
THE UNITED NATIONS BUILDING, WHERE THE FINAL PREPARATORY MEETING fUR THE JUNE ENVIRONMENTAL
SUMMIT IN BRAZIL WILL BE UNDER WAY. THE WOMEN WILL BE CALLING FOR FUll PARTICIPATION OF
WOMEN IN THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS, AND FOR AOOPTION OF THE WOMEN I S ENVIRONMENTAL AGENDA
FORGED AT THE WORLD WOMEN I S CONGRESS FOR A HEALTHY PLANET .
IJN"E MAJOR POINT ON THE WOMEN 'S AGENDA IS S'HIFTING RESOURC'E3 AWAY FROMMILITARISMAND
I NTO CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND MEETING HUMAN NEEDS. SO FAR , TrlE UNITED STATES HAS
KEPT DISCUSSION OF THE MILITARY OFF' THE AGY.,NDA FOR Tht: U.N. ENVIRONMENTAL SUMMIT.
Cas set t es of WINGS pr ograms are ava i lab l e t o l i s t ener s for $9 US - They can send checks t o
WINGS.PO sox 5307, KANSAS CITY MO 64131 USA.
THANK YOU. PAID-UP SUBSCRIBERS TO WINGS WEEKLY! YOUR MONEt h'EEPS THIS SERVICE I N ACTION.
( Ifyou are not pa id up t hrough Wi nter 1992 Quarter, pl ease check your bi 11 and make sure i t
i s attended to . WINGS can ' t send these weekly pr ograms for free . ) BEST WISHE.S IN 1HE NEW YEAR!
WINGS: WOMEN ~ S INTERNATI ONAL NEWS GATHERING SERVICE
PO BOX 5307, KANSAS CITY MO 64 131 USA
PHONE/FAX = (8 16 ) 36 1- 7161
PROGRAM DESCRI PTI ONS:
WI NGS # 7-92 : "THE BATTERED WOMEN ' S DEFENSE - DR. LENORE WALKER"
TIME: 29: 1 1 - Tar get b' c a s t dates Fe b . 9-5 (Va l e ntine Special)
I n t h i s prog r am, you hea r excerpts f r om a mock tr ial in which
f ore ns i c p s yc ho l og i s t Dr. Lenor e Wa l ker expl ai ns Ba t t e red Women's
Syndr ome step by s tep - why t he woman stays in t he relationship , how the
v i olenc e e sca l a t e s t il it r esembles t he tor ture of a prisone r of wa r,
a nd how t he woma n acquires a type of pos t-t raumatic st r ess- d isor der l i ke
t ha t s u f f e re d by many Vietnam ve terans.
Bat t e red Wome n ' s Syn drome is one of the mo s t dra matic t he o ries of
moder n p s ycho l og y . Wit h 3 to 4 mill ion Amer ican women be i ng beaten by
the i r part ne rs every year, this i s important information for all.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * WI NGS #8- 9 2: "CARI BBEAN/ CANADIAN FEMI NIST, ROSEMARY BROWN"
Rose mat"y Brown was a keynote speaker at the Canadian Assoc iation of
J o urna l is t s ~ recent Co nf e r e nc e on Wome n in t he Med i a . Brown d irects WOW
(Wor ds of Wome n ) - a pro j ect to he lp women from countries o f the South
l eg i timi z e the i r lives throu g h t heir own writings. She also just s t e ppe d
down as Exe c u t i ve Director of MATCH International , a major women and
devel opment o r ga n i z a t i o n ba s e d i n Ottawa . In her final yea r as d i rector,
MATCH raised $1 million for p r o jec t s of poor women in t he de ve l o p i ng
wo r ld . MATCH' s orga n i zat i o na l t heme 198 8- 9 1 wa s Viol ence Ag a i ns t Wome n
a s a u n ive r sa l human rig hts issue.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * WINGS SUBSCRI BERS MAY PREFER TO TAKE WINGS #10-92
PUBLIC RADIO SATELLI TE. THIS I S THE I NTERNAT I ONAL
FOCUS ING ON WOMEN AND THE ENVI RONMENT.
*#1 *1-92* OF*F T*HE*U.S*.
WOMEN'S DAY SPECIAL,
PLEASE CALL ASAP TO REGI STER FOR THI S FEED, WHICH TAKES PLACE ON
MARCH 2 .
YOU CAN REGI STER TOLL- FREE AT 1-800-798-9703.
THE SATELLI TE CHANNEL AND TIME WILL BE GIVEN ONLY TO REGISTERED
STATI ONS.
WINGS: WOMEN I S INTERNATIONAL NEWS GAntERING SERVICE
PO BOX 5307, KANSAS CITY MO 64131 USA * PHONE/FAX (816)361-7161
LINEUP FOR WINGS #13-92, MARCH NEWSCAST - TIME: 28:53 (We ekl y stat i ons may have p l ayed *14- 92
I n we e k 13 - March 22-28 . I f s o , p lay t h i s in week 14 - targe t date s March 29-Apri l 4 . )
1. (3 :02) FREE SPEECH IN NAIROBI 'S UHURU PARK . I ncue/cutcue : "On t he morning . . . r e cor ded
f or WI NGS by Saro jin i Ar i ya nagam. " On tape : Prabha Bhardwaj, Wanj ira Maat hai. Sugge s t ed
int.ro : I N MANY COUNTRIES, SPEAKING ONE 'S MIND IS A CRIME - KENYAN WOMEN PUSHED THE ro..JNDARIES
RECEN1LY, IN NAIROBI'S UHURU PARK:
2. (6: 03 )THE IRISH ABORTION UPROAR. Irv'out.cue :"The r e was a f ortnight o f ... are going t o
fee l t error i zed . ThIS i s the Women ' s I nt ernationa l News Ga t he r i ng Se rvI ce . " Ontape: I rish
wome n in London and Dublin . Re porte r: Ma ud Hand . Suggested i ntra: ~IDENT BUSH RECENTI...Y
LIFTED THE BAN ON lXlCTORS DISCUSSING ABORTION IN U. S. FEDERAll..Y-FUNDID CLINICS - BUT DENIES
THIS FREE SPEEai RIGHT TO NURSES AND OTHER MIDlCAL SThFF. AN AMBIGUOUS GAIN FOR ABORTION
RIGHTS ALSO HAPPENED IN IRELAND DURING MARCH. HERE'S MORE FROM WINGS:
3. (7: 13) THE NATIONAL WOMEN'S CONFERENCE IN KENYA. I n/outcue : " I n August 1991 .. . covered.
f or WINGS by Prabha Bhardwa j . Tn i s i s the Wome n 's Int e r national News Gathering Service . " On
tape: Dr. Maria Nzomo . Bet h Mugo . Mar y Ngechu . Suggested i nt ra : CONGRESS I S TREATMENT OF ANITA
HILL HAS GALVANIZED U.S. WOMEN TO POLITICAL ACTION; IN KENYA, THE ST. KIZITO INCIDENT HAS HAD
A SIMILAR EFFECT :
4. (3 :46 ) PErRA KELLY ON GERMANY AND THE GREENS. I ri/ out .cue :" I n 1983 t he Wes t Germa n ' "
Th is i t the Women ' s In.t e r nat ional News Ga t he r i ng Servi ce. " Ont.ape: Saro jin i Ari yanayagam
Interviews Ke i 1y . Sugge s t ed Intra : GERMAN UNIFICATION HAS REDUCED THE POWER OF THE GREEN
PARIY, BUT THE ENVIRONMENT IS A BIGGER PROBLEM TIiAN EVER. COMING UP, WINGS PRESENTS PETRA
KELLY OF THE GREENS:
( :13) .MUSIC BRIOOE - SOUND FRCM NEW YORK RAlLY. CAN BE USED TO LINK 'lHE5E TWO STORIES, OR
MIGHT BE EFFECTIVELY PLAYID AS THE OPENING OF STORY #4.
5. (6:43 (includ.i~ music before after, 7:35J) INTERNATIONAL WOMEN 'S DAY IN NEW YORK.
I n/ouL: "Ma r c h 8 wa s InternatIonal Women 's Day . . . The New York Ci t y I nternat i onal Women 's
Day ra ll y was orga n ized by the Women ' s Environment Deve lopment Organi zat ion and covered. for
WINGS by Saro_iini Ar i yanayagam ." Sug ge s t ed i nt r o : TIlE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY RAlLY IN NEW
YORK THIS YEAR FOCUSED ON TIlE UNITID NATIONS, WHERE THE UPCOMING CONFERENCE ON TIiE
ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT WAS BEING PLANNED. HERE I S MORE FRCM WINGS:
Address: WED) (Women 's Environment: Development: oroeriizetion )
845 Third Avenue .15th F l oor. New York NY 10022 Phone : (202) 759-7982
L isteners may want to cont.ec t: t hem because ot t he " Agenda t o save the Plenet:! ' programs t oo .
( :39) MUSIC BRII:X3E - BLUES SINGER "Ta3HI. " In/ out: "How l ong? '" a t the New York
I nt e r nat Iona l Women s Day Rally ."
DID YOU MI SS THE SATE:i.Ll TE FEED? WI NGS Week ly subscriber stati ons t hat s igned.up t o t ake the
sate l l iLe reed o f #11-92 and #12-92 , we r e not mai led that ca s s e t t e . If for some reason you
d i d not. get either the feed or the cassette of "AGENDA TO SAVE THE PLANET! II PARI'S I II,
p l ease call or wr I t e WINGS Immedi a t e l y . Tne program IS getting very strong list ener r es ponse
coa st. t o coas t. NON-S1JBSCRl BERS CAN ORDER botri parts for $15 .
WINGS #14-92 is "TIiE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT" - WashIngton r e porte r Sarah Mc Cl endon asks
Senator .Josepn Blde n .cnei r o f the i n f amous Se na t e Judic iary Commi t t e e . about t he cont ents of
trns b i 11 he antreduced and why the he i 1 it hasn 't pas s ed . Cop e s $9.
U * PLEASE, IF ANYTHING IS EVER WRONG WITH YOUR WINGS CASSETTE .OR '100 roN 'T LIKE 9:lMETHING
Aa:JUT 1HE SOUND OR CONTENT, LEI' US OOW RIGHI' AWAY, THAT 'S HOW WE GET BEllER, c1f(A._ {lJLL - Ft'tf.::C
III I-roo - 71J:.__.CJ?CJ J. (5T/tT7DtJS *i<.EJ7{)ItTCn~ O,uL'! - L/S7b7U~'K. S
yn lt-f (--It'LL ~//r:. - 3Cc/ - 7/~/) .
WINGS: WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NEWS GATHERING SERVICE
PO BOX 5307~ KANSAS CITY MO 64131 USA
PHONE/FAX: (816)361-7161
WINGS #15-9"= "FERTILITY IN KENYA - POLYGAMY TO PILL"
TIME: 29:10 Target b'cast dates: April 5-11, 1992
AS KENYA OPENS UP FOR MULTIPARTY DEMOCRACY, WOMEN ARE ORGANIZING TO GAIN
MORE CONTROL OVER HOW THE COUNTRY IS RUN. AT THEIR FIRST NATIONAL CONVENTION
IN FEBRUARY, 2,000 WOMEN SCRUTINIZED PUBLIC POLICY. ACCORDING TO SHAR1SYA
kHASIANI OF THE AFRICAN ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN FOR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT ~ UP TO
60% OF KENYAN WOMEN WANT BETTER ACCESS TO BIRTH CONTROL. IN THIS SPEECH, SHE
GIVES AN UNFLINCHING ANALYSIS OF POPULATION POLICY IN KENYA~ FROM POLYGAMY TO
THE FILL.1<t:(ott:r.>GDBY 1'P..1+B.ft'1t 'B;1'1t-It..DW/J::j ., .
~}JI NGS # 16-92: "NORWEG IAN WOMEN 8< POL I TICS"
TIME: 28:17 Target b~cast dates: April 12-18~ 1992
NORWAY IS OFTEN TOUTED BY FEMINISTS AS A NATION WHERE WOMEN HAVE BROKEN THE
GENDER GAP IN GOVERNMENT. 50% OF PRIME MINISTER GR~ HARLEM BRUNDTLAND'S
CABINET MEMBERS ARE WOMEN, AS ARE ABOUT 40% OF THE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
IN THIS PROGRAM~ WINGS CO-PRODUCER FRIEDA WERDEN TALKS WITH THREE NORWEGIAN
WOMEN - JOURNALIST ANNE MARGARET HESS, AND FEMINIST ORGANIZERS HELGA MOSS,
TR I NA LYNGGARD - ABOUT HOW THE I .WOMEN ~ S COUp" WAS POSS I BLE rN NORWAY ~ is
POLITICS, AND WHERE THE COUNTRY IS HEADED IN TERMS OF THE COMMON MARKET, A
SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY~ AND RELATiONS TO THE THIRD WORLD.GRO HARLEM BRUNDTLAND
MAKES A CAMEO APPEARANCE.
------
WINGS: WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NEWS GATHERING SERVICE
PO BOX 5307, KANSAS CITY MO 64131 USA PHONE/FAX: (816)361-7161
WINGS #17-92: "WESTERN SHOSHONES CLAIM NEVADA TEST SITE"
TIME: 28:33 Target b'cast dates: April 19-25, 1992
The Western Shoshone tribe of Native Americans, whose nation encompasses much of Nevada
and parts of California and Idaho, announced in April 1992 they would file a charter with the
U.S. State Department claiming independence as a self-governing nation.
The U.S. and other countries test nuclear weapons on land the Western Shoshones claim
under the Treaty of Ruby Valley (ratified 1869). Since the 1950s, the U.S. has tried to
convince them that their claim to the land had lapsed, and offered $26 million dollars for mor4
than 20 million acres. The money was accepted in the tribe's name by the U.S. Bureau of Indian
Affairs, and now amounts to over $40 million - but the Western Shoshones refuse to touch it
because they never agreed to sell.
Carrie Dann is one of the famous Dann Sisters who have carried the Western Shoshones'
legal struggle to the U.S. Supreme Court and beyond. She addressed the World Women's Congress
for a Healthy Planet in November 1991.
Pauline Estevez is a member of the Western Shoshone National Council. She spoke on April
2, 1992, at the beginning of a tour by indigenous women whose lands have been used for test
sites, condemning bills in the U.S. Congress that would force distribution of the disputed
money.
As of March 26, 1992, the Western Shoshone were calling for international support for
their peaceful resistance to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, which had announced it would
remove the Dann Sisters' herd from disputed land.
A source for updates is the DANN DEFENSE PROJECT, c/o GENERAL DELIVERY, CRESECENT VALLEY,
NEVADA 89821. Phone: (702)468-0230.
OUTCUE: "The opinions expressed in this program are not necessarily those of this station."
WINGS: WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NEWS GATHERING SERVICE
PO BOX 53071 kANSAS CITY MO 64131 USA PHONE/FAX: (816)361-7161
WINGS #20-92: THE HA.ITI COJP TIME: 29:07 Target b'cast dates: MaY "10-161 1992
What is the background of the recent coup d'etat in Hait i? Who did it affect l how did it
hapPen1and why?
This program begins with an int erview (bY Frieda werden) with Yannique JosePh from Haiti
in DevelOPment, giving background on the t he grassroots movement s most harmed bYthe COUPI and
describing the process of dest abi l izati on t hat led UP to the ousting of Arist ide.
The second half of the program is a rePort bYSaroJini Ari yanayagam, emphasizing t he
aftermath of the coup. She interviewed Anne FUl ler, Assoc iate Direct or of the [U.S.] Nat ional
Coalit ion for Hait ian Refugeesl and Cloti lde Charlot l an organizer who before the coup
develOPed t raini ng and health programs for women factory workers. Women's advancement is one of
the vict ims of the rol lback of democracy,
WINGS #21 -92: THE IMF ANDALTERNATIVES TIME: 29:18 Target b'cast dates: May 17-23, 1992
Many people today are puzzled about what exactly are the International Monetary Fund and
World Bank, how are thE¥controlled, and howt he U.S. can pledge money to t hemthat isn't really
money. This programsheds some l ight on those issues.It 's an interview (bYSue Supriano) with
Kathy McAfee, a policy analyst for OxfamAmerica, and author of the new book "StormSignals :
Structural Adjust ment Development Alternat ives in t he Car ibbean. "
Besides clarifYing how and why poor countries get screwed by the system of international
lending, McAfee enthusiast ically eXPlains how women in developing countries are devising and
acting on alternative practical models of regional development.
McAfee's book can be ordered from
South End Press, PO Box 741, Monroe ME 04951 USA.
WINGS: WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NEWS GATHERING SERVICE
PO BOX5307, KANSAS CITYro 64131 USA
PHONE/FAX: (816) 361-7161
t,J1NGS #22-.92, "6th Anni ver sary Newscast, " i s celered due to eart tna-ecuiateat fa ilure . The
orco temmay be fi xed in t ime for subscr iber'S t o receive and a ir t he tape in the week Nay 24-_;:;(].
If not , p lease move program #23-92 UP t o that week, and a i r #22-92 in Week 23. We '7 / neve t h is
trccbterermsnent t» reso7ved soon . Thank YOU tor your pat ience.
WINGS #23-92: "ATIACKS ON ENVIRQ\lMENTALISTS " (JUDI BARI INTERVIEW)
TIME: 29: 16 Target b'cast dates : MaY 31-June 6. 1992
01 May 15, the Bush administ rat ion moved to overrule t he Endangered SPeCies Act and permit
much more logging in t he habitat of t he Spotted OWl in t he U.S. Pacific Northwest . According to
act ivist Judi Bari. t he owl is actual lYa red herring. and t he most import ant endangered
species is t he redwood t rees t hemselves - along wi t h the redwood ecosystem on Which PeOple and
other species depend .
Bari was nearlY kil led bYa bomb two years ago - apparently for organizing "Redwood
Summer" to protect the t rees.In t his program.she explains whYshe is f il ing suit against t he
FBI over t hei r investigat ion of the cr ime . She t hinks the enVironment al movement is being
deliberately disrupted by the FBI in a Cointe lpro-type OPeration , and ci tes ot her at taCkS on
enviromental ists ranging from physical assaults. to provok ing t hem to break laws. to
exacerbating schisms such as sexism.
Bar i appea1s near t he end of t he programfor peop1e to help her group "Ecot OPia - Earth
Fi rst !1I in t heir act iVit ies thi s summer .
This programwas produced by Behr at KMUD-FM in Redwood Ci ty. Cal i fornia.
WINGS #24-92 wil l be ma il ed with or immediatelY aft er t he Anni versary Newscast.
WINGS #25-92: "LAWOF OOIOJS DEBT" (PATRICIAADAMS SPEECH)
TIME: 29: 18 Target b'cast dates: June 14-20. 1992
Why do ta xpayers have to PaY debts run UP bYcorrupt government off icials? In some cases.
maybe t heYdon 't. Pat ricia Adams says a li t t le-known t enet of international law provides for
countr ies to escape so-call ed "odious deot s" cont racted without the people's consent and not
for t hei r benefi t . She explains why a lot of development loans mi ght real lYfall into t his
category.
Adams is a resource economist who has consult ed for internat ional lending agencies such as
the World Bank and t he Canadian International DevelOPmelit Agency. She 's now execut ive director
of Probe Int ernati onal - a Canadian non-governmental organi zati on prob ing t he lin ks bet ween
corrupt and lax lending and t hird world environment problems .
This speech del ivered March 24, 1992, at t he Universi ty of Guelph in Ontar io. was recorded
and edited bYCindy Duffy.
WE APPRECIATE RECEIVING PRE-PRODUCEDHALF-HOURS LIKE THSE FROM INDEPENDENTS ANDSUBSCRIBING
STATIONS - PLEASE KEEP "WINGS " INMIND WHENYOJ RECCRD SQ"1ETHING ESPECIALLYr::J:J:J:J. WINGS PAYS A
ROYALTY TOTHE PRCX)UCERON EVERY SALE . * • * • * • • • • * • * • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
LISTENERS CAN ORDER COPIES OF WINGS PROGRAMS FOR $9(US) EACH.
WINGS: WOMEN~S INTERNATIONAL NEWS GATHERING SERVICE
PO BOX 5307, KANSAS CITY MO 64131 USA
PHONE/FAX: (816)361-7161
------- SCHEDULING NOTICE - - -
W I~!{3 ~~; #26,",·9 2 wj.:i. :t tJ8 't !"lBJ t..{f18 I\l e w ~; (:: a ~; t n We '1: j, rlally t'12 ve (::) ll l~' e cj j.t j. f1g de c::1·(
r) l" '(:) ~: ) e r' l y t" e pa:i r"0 (j 8~ ·tt·l i ~i e (::! : ~ ·t i (::) IM~ 'S .j {HlSt s l.ig~·) t :l y I:Je t'lirld ~5ct· } e (j ~..i ].el. J:·f l't
c!C)eSr'l ;' t 3 1"'r' :i ve i l"l ·time t o air" the we e l·( {:J+ Jt.j !·'le 21 --2 7 ~, pJ.ease IT~CJ v e tJ~J Oll e c) ·f
·these r) t"cJ gt- a 'Tl ~~5 ~~ J' l (:! a :ij~ ·t t')S l-l e W S(::: a ~5 · t LI'1P we e ~:: :i.,t a r"t"ives " ~··lc)I:J e ·f::l.l :L ]. y·f t-el fY} IWl<:)W (::)\-)