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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

of Libby Bromptor and the yellow taxi.
Yes another motive They may. And
watch out because 1t Will be a red herring.
a particularly cruel red herring II involves
a letter" He cupped his fingers into his palm
watching once more his glossy nails. a most
i'l-advised letter I don't think l shall tell you
about 1t. Just watch out. That's all ! can
assure You it has nothing whatsoever TO do
with Normas death
A LETTER meant only one thing 10 me
~ Libby Brompton Was il the Libby
Brompton clement Of the case which Hale was
trying TO warn me against l looked at him
and got the odd impression that he was
almost frightened
Until then / had been more or less sold on
The disintcrosfedness of his motives IN conhd
ing in me ] felt differently now and / Won
dercd whether his chief purpose in switching
my suspicious over onto the women of Fallow-
fold had not been 20 steer me away from any
thoughts OF this 'ill-advised letter
Wce'ood there suddenly suspicious OF each
othcr suddenly tugsod ont of the realms of
polite conversation onto some different plane
started 10 say: This letter You talk
about Wouldn't be- '
And then stopped because Fcbocca had
hustled % and and Doctor there's lady. ~
The lady c1mc INTO the room AS precipi-
tousIv as Francis Hale himself had entered
She was most striking person tall. middle
aged with wonderful figure and startling
face
She went straight/to Hale Darling ] saw
The car outside ! knew Won were here ! came
lu 90 pick Won up
Hale WAS in full control again lie smiled
his automatically ironic smile and said
Nv dcar let mo introduce Won 90 yotr
host T7H Doctor Hugh WcsNakc Doctor
fnv icprntlp acquired WIFE
rfln, Hllr- recently acquired wife
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

4
things settled i.or T.r~ f,.Uy ~. 3,-
ps'ate'H SORRY f.r Her af'.. think Fl'n..-
and could Hr.p Cn..r her W.. arut .uf'
il is 70 lo-o ayu-n',r ! Aal trEa'l.
tragedy u uy a2n family
cIIr o,tet,g5 u,re.s avn aud started r-o-
> ne,.,,. him, ~ the door ?, .,-,,.., --, s,,
was too eaacr ~ 90, p,- rs.ba,5 z,,.,,,
from,
ON tbr.,,,,.. fr, front door sro lzen,. i,-
bcr rand t~c ~ charter t1cr ,t..... ,laI.r,.e
hcr craz,Iv white skim vsorc rao.r,rrrr T.,
fac, sbo ,,.,s a ,..r,. VIVID and .,,ti.c, f,,.a,
r,ir.g. Woman
4, ,b. 5o1r ,,,.,l.l.l -. Hole. ..t.
aC,oo5.b, NJ Halo"
She maid ,, ,t,.rtinr
Doctor .vy.etl.frza said -or,r.-,. Nf,,f-1 3D.
...,,,,,,,,,..d he,. h,..t..,,4
oUs 5,5 NJ nan. looked STARTLED and
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.1f ,o.,,s, .a ~ ti.Ia y.....'.-..
ror,o, 1y,s,.sl.o me, ..-, 80, ....a o., ,-..
ro,, name r,.s ca bard - adm. ,,,.s,,f ,.-,.,
Rrompton s,.ppose thaf shouldn't have
come 10 me with AS much o. ior, a, II dId
After am Hale had already told ro hc haa
married one Of Persis Rov.,y- a.d friends
And Mrs Hale herself had mentioned "a terrible
And yet until She actually said that name
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

CONTINUED on Rage 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Schools Informed
On What 10 Do
Air Raid
Defense Office Lists
Instructions for Use
OF teachers Students

Official instructions on what
school teachers and pupils should
do during an cir raid wrre being
issued 10 local defense councils
Saturday for distribution IN public
and parochial schools
MAJ Raymond !. Kelly director
OF the Sixth Civilian Defense
regional office in Chicago issued
the pamphlets which were turned
over 10 Warren +. Bow deputy
superintendent Of Detroit schools
and chairman Of the Detroit Board
OF Education 5 defense committee
Bow said regulations viii be posted
when schools reopen January s.
THE instructions are being
distributed, Kelly said go uhat
there will he no confusion be
tween school officials and
parents on the important sub
iect Of air raid precautions.
While we hope that the occasion
will never arise for our school
children 10 make use Of this
training, nevertheless air raid
warning plans must he under
taken al OnCe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
New Jap Thrust Begun
IS Mi. East of Manila
Washington Calls Fighting in North
DesuItorY AcknowIedge s Bombines
BY JOHN HENRY
Init News service star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The
war department today announced
that the Japanese had launched a
major offensive in the Lamon Bay
area, IS miles east OF Manila, and
had begun pouring fresh troops
into the conflict north Of the be-
leaguered capital.
Heavy assaults on both northern
and southern fronts against Philip
pine defenders were reported in a
communicate.
The conflict in the Lingayen
Gulf area. the upper jaw OF
Japan's pincer movement toward
Manila, was described as of
desultory character while combat
operations about Lamon Bay were
reported very heavy
A fleet OF troopshipS in the Lin
gayen Gulf on the north and an
other off Atimonan IS miles
southeast OF the capital, poured
new hordeS into the Japanese
bludgeoning operations, the COM
munique said
Taking cognizance OF the heavy
air raids administered 10 Manila,
which had beea declared an open
city, and on other points, the war
stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Methods toCurb
Skin Disease
In Wartime Told
By g. y. LAL ~
international News Servios science Editor

international New, Servios science Editor
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-New
methods for the prevention and
treatment OF certain infectious
diseases OF the skin, which tend
70 increase among soldiers and
civilians in wartime, were re-
vcaled today by lieutenant COM
mander Of the United States
Navy, DR.. Marion 3. Sulzberger
eminent dermatologiSt
In connection with the session
OF the American Academy OF
Dermatology, Doctor Sulzberger
pointed out:
There are number Of skin
diseases, caused by infectious
agents, which become n serious
problem In wartime. This has
been learned from the reports
OF British medical scientists.
''In air raid shelters, IL we
are subjected 10 aerial lombard
-ment, the civilians also run the
risk Of contracting some of
these skin maladies.
"In peacetime. the army and
the navy had high percentages
Of skin diseases. That IL 20 say,
~ 10 IL per cent OF all sick
DAYS were accounted for by
skin maiAdies. With war, this
percentage will rise. II will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Enemy air activity continues
heavy over all fronts"
The commune indicated that
the disordered assault in the Lin
gayen Gulf sector, scene Of the
invaders heaviest thrust in the
north, had failed 10 push the de-
tenders back
Gen. Douglas Macarthur S
troops were reported earlier 10 be
defending a new position on the
Agno River.
Outlining the situation as Of
$50 a. m the war departments
Communique, thirty-first of the
war. read:
philippine theater: Fighting
In the Lingayen Gulf area, north
of Manila, Is of a desultory char
acter."
Combat operations in the
southeast, In the general vicinity
OF LamOn Bay, are very heavy.
THE enemy IL being continu-
ally reinforced from fleets 81
troopships In Lingayen Gulf
and off Atimonan.
Enemy air activity continues
heavy over all fronts.
There IL nothing 10 report
from other areas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
N They Succeed

Should they succeed they will
simultaneously come into posses
sion OF tho oil they need for a
long war, and Will have the tin
and rubber as we'll
How under the circumstances.
Britain and the United States can
wait until 1913 10 take the Of
fensive is one Of the many things
which high officials in their per
SiStent optimism have failed 20 eX-
PLAIN
A. home. meanwhile. there IS
The prospect Of enormous unem-
ploymcnt in The Michigan au,omo-
tive plants even while President
Roosevelt r !. Thomas and other
spokcsmcn for the UAW-CIO
charge that The industry could
double rs contribution 70 war pro-
duction II IL would really pitch into
tho job and forget profits and busi-
ness rlNalrinc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Instructions Listed

The instruction sheet distributed
bl Keliy.s office lists several steps
10 he taken in The event 81 an an
rad They arc
School authorities should
ring the school FIRE alarm bell in
A special way 10 announce tho
air raid Pupils should not be
allowed 10 leave tho building
until the all-clcar signal IS given
and pupils should not be sent
home
. Children must he kept
away from windows and open
doors The large inside halls OF
most schools are suitable for an
air raid refuge. DO not use halls
on top floor Of building The
cellar is a suitable refuge pro-
vided windows 10 the outside can
be protected with SsndbagS
3 Instruct school authorities
10 keep fire cXtinguiShcrS IN
working order and to instruct
teachers and older pupils IN the
use of them Appoint fire guards
and assign them 20 posts when
the air raid drill sounds. with a
chief fire guard 10 direct opera
tons
4 Select the air raid refuge
BE sure there Is more than one
exit Publish full instructions and
post them ON bulletin boards a.
well as having them read over
and over again 70 pupils
) Appoint school building
wardenS BE sure there is Suf-
flcicnt tire fighting equipment
6 Start training the teachers
and pupils NOW.
Advice TO parents of Schoo
children is also included in tn,
instruction sheet.
They arc warned not 10 Try e
reach the school in the event Of ;
raid but 10 stay home and take al
precautions for their own safety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Plans Of Others

There arc others who would also
tear down and rebuild the produce
tion machine now funCtloninC from
Washington under the direction Of
Director Genera knudSen Of OPM.
which despite It's crcakIngs and
groaningS has accomplished some
thing pretty close 10 a miracle in
getting production as far along as
they have IN a year and a half.
And IT will soar even faster in
1912 as new tank and aircraft
plants come into operation.
Free trade with Canada impends
as soon as the joint committee on
war production can work out a
formula and decide how much Of
the problem viii require legislative
action in Ottawa and Washington.
American dairymen in Michigan,
New York. Pennsylvania and Wis
conSin won't like il a little bit. nor
Will American wheat growers in
Minnesota and the DakotaS But
as IL looks now they'll have "a
take il. and hope for an equivalent
return IN some other form, saS the
flow of American goods into Can.
ada is increased as a quid pro quo
You still hear vague and unoni-
cal rum0rS about a cheap one
style passenger autmobilc 10 boz
produced by all the big manufac.
turers as A war measure.
1t seems TO stem from the drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Chinese Rush
To Rail Fight
Fierce Battle RACES
Near Hon9kong

NEW YORK Dec. q INSl
The Chinese have rushed rem
forcements 20 the mainland near
1Iongkong where fierce fighting
RACES along the Canton-Kowloon
railroad. according 10 dispatch
from New Delhi broadcast TO-DAY
by BIC
BIC. rs heard by CPS quoted
another New Delhi message
1T is believed that everything
OF military value on the island
of Hongkong was destroyed he
fore the British forccN had 10
surrender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Free for Asthma
During Winter

n YOU suffer with those ferribis attacks
81 Asthma when Il is cold and damp: II
raw Wlntry winds make you choke as II
each Easp for breath was the very last. II
restfui sleep " impossible because % the
struggle % breathe, II YOU feel the disease
Is slowly wearing your life away. don't fan
90 send AZ once 20 the Frontier Asthma CO.
for a free trial Of a remarkable method
No matter where you live or whether you
have any faith IN any remedy under the
sun send for this free trial n YOU have
suffered for a lifetime and tried everything
YOU could learn % without relief; even ~
you are utterly discouraged DO not abandon
hope but send today for this free trial.
IL will cost you nothing. Address
Frontier Asthma Co. 1871 Frontier Bids
l61 Niagara street, Buffalo, New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Chinese Forces
Rushed to Human

KWEILIN South China Dec.
u GNS) Chinese authorities re-
vealed today that the ChunRklng
high command has rushed strong
forces 10 meet the new japanese
drive in northern Human Province
They SAID the japanese attack in
Human Is intended 20 divert Chi
neSe efforts IN the area north Of
Hongkong
Kweilin is full 81 rumorS OF an
impending general Chinese often
SlNC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

WASHINGTON Dec p Any
WaShInGtnn rnEndGp To- The week
the month or the year II truth.
ful. must start with a gloomy
note. That is this
We've got ourselves finally into
n real war, in which were getting
hurt and going 70 cet hurt worse
We've been TOO cocky and com,
placcnt. We have underestimated
Japan We have overcstimated
ourselves In consequence our
baptism finds US taking lckings
on land, sea and in The air For
the first time incidentally. in l25
years OF American history.
j begins 10 look, TOO. as II the
worst is yet 10 come. Prime MIN
lister Churchill talks now Of TAX
ing the initiative in l943 Wash
ington until now has been talking
about taking the initiative this
coming year and ending the war
IN 1913 Y0l could hear IL said
IN Washington this week that I
We aren ready 70 take the militia
tive until 1913. there may be no
initiative 10 take.
Germany may lack wool and
Japan may have enough OIL in re-
serve for only 4 year or TWO Of
warfare But The United States
is equally vulnerable n materials.
having only a years supply OF Tin
and rubber and tho japanese al
ready are in possession OF or are
about 10 ovcrTun the principal
sources OF these products in Brit
ISL Malaga and threatening next
10 cut off our last supplies Of I'M
portance in the Dutch East Indies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Mayors. Too
la Guardia Told Weather
Is Military Secret

NEW YORK, Dec - GNS)-
Mayor r. II. LaGlaro.a head of
tho Office OF Civilian Dense &C
cep'ed a smiling rcbuke il was
learned today when Ee casually
asked about The weather
Standing without an overcoat at
the airport and about 10 embark
for Washington his honor said
~ should have brought coat,
whats the weather forecast"
sorry. Mr.. Mayor" n reporter
replied that's military infor-
nation"
That's right" / 9 u ard a
laughed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

rise unless II IL promptly con-
trOlled.
Germs and vlruses may be
present on the skin, hut do no
harm ordinarily. Yet, when
men In uniforms march and
march, rubbing OF the skin
makes il susceptible TO lnfec-
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Girl, 10, Kills Self
Rather Than Quit Job

P1TMAN. y. J.. Dec u 1NS).
Police today attributed the APP
parent suicide of a 16-year-old
girl 20 her worry about having 10
return home and give up job
as companion 10 three young chill
drcn.
The girl Agnes l{HSScr OF Glass
boro. was found shot In The yard
OF her employer. Preston Brooks
a 3S-CalibcT revolver near by. po-
lice said 4 note said she WAS
worried about going home and
would rather die than 20 back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Says Sabotage Tried
On Milwaukee Plant

MILWAUKEE, Dec 27 GNS).
Fire Chief Peter Steirkeller de-
clared today that definite sabotage
attempts have been made upon az
least one Milwaukee industrial de-
Tense plant and intimatcd an eff
fort had been made 10 set the fac
tory afro. .~,,.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Women Admirable

After the enemy Withdrew.
women and children on the sta
ton were evacuated and ar
engagements made TO supply with
food" the navy report stated
"The conduct Of these women
and children was admirable and
there was no undue excitement
or hysteria.
"Too much praise can not he
extended 10 civil service and
contrartors' employees"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
All Roads in Capital
End in Gloom This Week
Capital Changes Tune on U. S.
TAKING Lead TO End War in '43
Int,rns,ionsl Me-, Photo

inaugura,ed by the Wulys.Over-
land cFeud some weeks ago for
such a program They would IKE
70 have production standardized
on car such as the WHY'S. But
from here IL looks suSpiciouSly like
a smart move by a small COMPETE
tor 70 cut into tho business Of the
Big Three, with government back
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Phone Operator Praised

Names OF civilian and nava'
heroes were withheld, but numer-
Gus examples were given By re-
porting naval officers OF individual
heroism under fire. The work %
a civil service telephone operator
who rushed 10 her post and
manned tho switch board through
out the day was given special com
mcndation by one OF the reporting
officers.
II would also like 10 express
my admiration for the behavior
of other officers and enlisted
men" the officer 5 report added
Although the station has n high
percentage OF new recruits, they.
without exception, lived up 20
the best traditions 81 the serv-
Ice"
BY the end Of the initial attack
during which low flying planes
Strafcd aircraft moorcd INTO the
water at the kaheehe Day havai
air station all antI-aircraft meas
ures were lunctioning, the navy
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

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.thrr treatments have tailed. including
sinus, iumbago, neuritis, bronchial eatarrh,
common colds. muscular and JoiBt COM
plants, and other acute chronic diseases.
OTHER DISEASES
symptoms and ailments carefully diagnosed
and treated hre Anemia, Asthma. Nerve
Weakness. Rheumatism. Also ear. nose,
throat VRricose wins and ulcers, rms
hloBIng dropped stomach and abdominal
pain\
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
s TO M ACH
T ROUB LES
Liver, Gall Bladder, Blood and Skin
Disorders and Other Chronic ALL
ments Diagnosed and Treated

We are offering sIl Who suffer. ~
animation, Including blood pressure test
and chemical urinaiNsis. diagnosis, BY
~ ..l..- 81 Il IIn.... u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Hawaii Heroisn
Wins New Praise
In Navy Report
Civilians and Sailors
Defed Enemy Fire
70 Stand by Posts

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 QNS),
Further details OF heroic deeds
by American civilians and sailors
in the face Of Japanese attacks
upon Hawaii, December 7. were
disclosed today in a supplementary
report issued by the navy.
Thousands of navy yard
workmen engaged In various shop
work. ship repair and overhaul
activity were 'on the job when
the first bombing OF Pearl Har-
Dor started" the report stated.
"All the citizens displayed gal
lantry In their disregard OF per-
sonal danger. and their attempts
10 salvage aircraft and put out
hres were commendable. They
voluntarily undertook TO repair
the electrical lines and water
mains, and the utilities stations
were out Of commission only n
short time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

AnVERTIsFMFNT
Evening star., 1941-10-15
Imports Of Rubber
Above Consumption
During September
Use Of Crude Product
OFF Slightly From
Previous Month

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-The Rub
Der Manufacturers Association re-
ported today September consump-
ton of the crude product in the
United States totaled 1865 long
tons, compared with 55.365 tons in
August and 52.469 in. September of
1910.
Imports for the month were well
above consumption at 8l,743 long
tons, according to Commerce De-
partment figures. This was 23.3
per cent under August imports Of
106 ,539 tons, but 3.5 per cent above
the 1892 tons imported In Septem-
ber of last year.
United States stocks at the end
Of September, including Government
reserves. totaled 473,684 long tons,
the association said. compared with
220,597 a year earlier. The Gov
ernment held 236,09O tons.
The report showed stocks of rub
Der afioat for United States ports
were 139,7 ,784 long tons.
Reclaimed rubber consumption
during September totaled 24,032 long
| tons against 1895 a year earlier.
Production of reclaimed rubber for
the month was 24,678 long tons
against l6,379 in September. 1910
Stocks on hand September 80 to-
tailed 38055 long tons against %, ,03e
at the same date last year.
Evening star., 1941-10-15
Washington Produce

BUTTER-s3 score, tubs, 37I.;o pound
score. tubs, 3594 lpound prints. 36t.;
ii4-pound prints. 36's; 81 score. tubs, 35l.:
364t, 90 score. tubs 34a. 1-pound prints
35 q; i.-pound prints, 80 -, 50 score, tubs
34i4: 1-pound prints. 434; I.-pound
prints, 35l4; IS score. tubs, 1914; l-pound
prints 3324: i4-pound prints. 34i4
LlVESTOCK-Calyes. l3; spring lambs,
EGGs-Merket steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations tOctober 15j: Whites, U.
S. extras, large, 45-41, mostly A.; U. s.
extras, mediums. 30: u S. standards,
large. 1914. mostly IS: U. s. stands rds,
mediums, 1884 u S. trades. 1890.
Browns. U. S. extras. large. as; U. S ex-
tras, mediums, 1885. mostly 33; U g.
standards' large, 3s-43' mostly 3s; U, s.
80. mostly 30. Nearby ungraded eggs, cur
OF better quality; heavier weights up to 80
pullets, mostly 2l: mixed colors- mostly
$3.50. Receipts Government-grsded egsS,
35s cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl,
colored. pounds and up, 20-2I; No. Is,
1915; Leghorn hens. 81, pounds and up,
1914; No. IS. 10. BOOSTERS. 1913. Chick
ems. Virginia Rocks broilers and fryers
all sizes. 20; No. -, l3 Delaware Rocks
and crosses, broilerS and fryers all sizes
90; No. IS. -; Leshorn broilers. 1913.
Capons, 5-s pounds, IS, pounds and
up. IS. TURKEYS. young toms, l6 pounds.
%: young hens. 10 pounds and I'D, %;
NO. IS and undersIzes, Is.
Evening star., 1941-10-15
| Manufacturers
See Possible
| Rail Shortage
BY the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The posi-
bility of a rail transportation short
age within the next IL months was
predicted yesterday by the Ma
tional Association Of Manufacturers
In report on the transportation
phase of national defense
Pointing out that two-thirds of
the transportation burden of the
United States falls on the railroads,
the association warned that the de-
fense program next year might be
severely injured if construction of
locomotives and freight cars was
not increased.
Delays in obtaining steel. said the
N. A. NJ, endangered the railroads
goal of total ownership of 1.800,000
freight cars by October /, 1912. The
car building program by that date.
it was said, might run as much as
100, 900 cars behind schedule If ade-
quate steel distribution among steel
users was not attained.
One thing is clear, the report
asserted, and that is there is no
assurance the present supply could
handle a peak of l,090,000 carload
ings a week by next October. 1t
added that such movement would
be difficult even with 10000 cars
and $4,000 locomotives in operation.
Evening star., 1941-10-15
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Oct. Is lP,.-Butter. receipts,
ao0, 100; unsettled creamery, o. score,
Eges,. receipts, 5.347; steady; market un-
changed: Government graded extras white,
loose, A.: Carton As
Poultry, live, A trucks; steady; ducks.
Az pounds up, colored, 16; white, II;
geese, 15 other. prices unchanged.
total s. shipments. $50; supplies mod :
crate demand fair: market steady on best
stock; Idaho Russet Burbsnks. U. S. No.
l. 1.s0-2.O0; Colorado, Red McClures, U.
S. No. /, 1910; Minnesota and North
Dakota Bliss Triumphs u S. No. J. 110-
so: Cobblers. U; S. No. /, .05-15; Wis
consin, Bliss ~Triumphs, U. S. No. i, so
rurals. U. S. No. l. 1b.