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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
NaZiS Warn All Ships
To Britain Will BE Sunk
Say u. S. Dictator
Makes War on
Axis Nations
BY PIERRE !. HUSs
n Ne~. ser,e. stan Correspondent


BERLIN. March 10-Any Ameri-
can ships carrying and to Britain
under terms of the lease-lend bill
will he sunk the moment they pass
Germany's iron ring OF blockade
around the British Isles. Nazi miil-
tary authorities reiterated today
As the press laShed out al Presi-
dent Roosevelt as an absolute dc
tator" waging an undeclared war
on Europe on behalf Of Britain.
officials emphasized that Adolf
Hitler gave his answer to the bill
aJnuary 80, long before It was
passed.
On that date the fuehrer an
nounced any ships carrying aid 70
Britain which came within the
range of German U-hoat torpedoes
would be sunk, regardless OF ma
tionality.
A CLEAR WARNING
"This was clear warning IN
America" a spokesman said
that II the President sends
naval or merchant ships into the
blockade zone they will he sunk
on sight, the same as any other
vessels crossing the desdline.
THE fuehrer's words need no
application or even reitera-
ton. In coming weeks U-boats,
the luftwaffe. motor torpedo
boats and long range guns will
draw an iron ring around Eng
land and give real meaning to
the German navy's slogan that
every ship 10 or from England
is sailing 'auf todeshahrt'-(to
its DEATH"
All responsible circles in Berlin
agreed that no ships viii be eX-
empted from the Atlantic death
penalty"
German quarters took the view
that the United States, which
before the war exerted powerful
influence in Europe n d which
all nations. including Germany,
courted. has now become a definite
DelllSeIeHt.
UNDECLARED WAR
America is waging undeclared
war upon the Axis, II was said.
and is conducting herself as ar
outright ally of England.
The blockade zone. II was
pointed out, is not being expanded
and still embraces the waters
around the British Isles. There
fore. it was said, il will be on his
own responsibility if President
Roosevelt sends American ships
into the zone.
Pointing TO what they called
the twilight of democracy ir
America. these sources said Amer
ica's policy will not affect German
determination TO destroy Britain
world power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
100000 Greeks
Face Nazis on
Defense Lines
BY DESIDER GELEJI
Init News Service star Correspondent

BELGRADE, March 10.-With
more than 10000 German motor
lied forces poised at southern
Bulgarian frontier points for an
anticipated invasion of Greece,
heavily reinforced Hellenic troops
took up battle positions today and
prepared to defend their ancient
land against the Nazis,
The Greek troops spread along
200-mile defense line extending
from the Yugoslavian- Albanian
border to the Gulf of Kavalla on
the Aegean Sea.
Greek army forces virtually
evacuated western Thrace, leaving
behind only rear guard units to
impede the first shock of the ex-
pected German drive against Sal
onika, the Aegean gateway to the
Balkans"
Along the new main Greek de-
Tense line. il was estimated, 100
600 Greek troops were stationed
and alert for action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

For the Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
IONS Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
GREEK STATEMENT

A plain indication that Britain
has assured Greece of aid was
seen in this semi-official Greek
statement:
Greece Is Indifferent to any
threat. Greece will defend her
integrity and independence by
the side of her powerful allies
and friends to the bitter end"
AS soon as the German push
into Greece begins. Balkan quar-
tiers expected. British bombers will
attack German columns, bases and
communications lines in Bulgaria
and the Gernan-eontrolled Pfoesti
oil fields in Rumania.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Death Claims
keIIllel
New Baltimore
I. Man Sueeuss,bs

NEW BALTIMORE - WILL
liam Kelmel. 70, . prominent
retired merchant, died 1t $50
pm. yesterday at st. Mary's
hospital, Detroit. following q
two-week illness.
Mr.. Kelmel operated q dry
goods and grocery store for s.
years here, retiring six years
ago. He was born In New Balti-
more and lived here until four
months ago when he moved to
Detroit. His wife, Elizabeth, died
a year ago. u
The body will lie ut the fam
lily home on Hathaway street
until Friday 1t 10 am. when
services will be held from st.
Mary's Catholic church, New
Baltimore. Burial will be In, Sc.
Mary's cemetery under the d.
rection of the Christie Funeral
Home.
Surviving are q sister, Mrs.
Mary Refs, of Detroit, and three
nieces.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
St. Mary's
CONTINUED from Page -

NSVhSbhs0C0 = ooS -
Hengesbach, Robert Lewis Hig-
bee, Viola Mae Hubbarth, Ber-
nard August Jock, Margaret
Mary King, Dolores Mary La
Verne, Jerome Earl Knight,
Robert Conrad Korte, Stephen
Talmadge Lee, Katherine Eliza
beth Macdonald, Anna Marie
McGlynn.
Jacqueline Ann McInerny,
Lawrence James McInerney,
Virginia Cecilia Mcmahon, John
Charles Mackin, Ann Catherine
Moore, Elizabeth Mae Moore,
John William Moore, Francis
Arthur Mulso, Rita Ann Milan,
Virginia Ann Noellert, Betty
Jane Oehmke, Joseph w. Pei
tier, Mildred Evelyn Peltier,
Rosalie Ann Peltier, John An
thony Pennington.
Patrick Mack Provost, Theo-
dore Joseph Rastigue, Leander
Raymond evard, Rosemary
Julia Rich, Mary Leone Rose,
Martin Francis Schwartz, Berna-
dette Resale Snay, Bernard
Joseph Snay. Marjorie Gather
inc Trombley, Norman Charles
Tucker, Francis Earl Van Agen,
Frederick Van Hollenbeck, Ho-
mer James Van Hollenbeck, o.
win Trancis Vandenbossche.
Eileen Margaret Winkler, Betty
Jane Zaagsma.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11

! rive or o. Six
Clerks Beck :

nThe two-day old strike at the
Mount Clemens liquor store end
"a today when FIVE or six strik-
isfg employees returned to work.
The workers and John Wiley,
store manager, Immediately
started 10 fill an estimated $780,
600 in Wholesale orders, allowed
to accumulate during the slow
down that preceded the actual
strike. The store does q SOS, 900
per month business.
Wiley said the job will be slow
because the work week for en-
ployes has been slashed from 48
to 40 hours. Store hours will be
from 10 am. until 6 pm. daily
and Saturday. he said, instead Of
the former 10 am. to 8 pm.
schedule.
Workers said they returned to
their Jobs because the state had
threatened dismissal II they
were abent for more than two
days without reason.
Only Harry Weidemeyer, OF
Detroit, failed to report for work
this morning.
Meanwhile other striking en-
ployes sought to paralyze the
source of liquor supply of out
state lower peninsula counties,
but reported progress toward a
settlement of the dispute.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Todsy's Strikes
af-a-CIanee

~ ~ tSoUOveoeOO GbVpD
OINGLEWOOD, Calif.-Strik.
Ing CIO workers expected back
1T North American Aviation
plant In greater numbers after
leaders urge them 70 resume jobs
while wage negotiations con-
tinue.
SAN DIEGO, calif.-Consoli-
dated Aircraft Corp. and ALL
machinists agree on. terms of new
contract to be submitted to
workers for ratification tomor-
row. Union meanwhile counts
secret strike ballot.
CLEVELAND - CLIO negotia-
tors return from Warrington to
submit mediation boards settle
ment formula 70 strikers ut five
plants Of the Aluminium Com
pany Of America. Leaders rre-
dict ratification.
PITTSBURGH - AL team
sters union and truck owners u.s.
ISOLATION conside: mediat ! o n
proposals recommended by U. s.
Cancellation Service. Both groups
expected to decide by tonight.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Boy Scouts
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
issue of Boys Life. He had writ
ten a monthly article for the
magazine for 80 years.
Recently he had spent most Of
his time debating articles and
coloring his last drawings.
ACTIVE IN OFFICE
He was national scout COM
missioner and, despite the ham
dicaps of old age, remained &C.
tive in that office.
He was chairman of the
Scouts national court of honor
and charter member of the ma
tional executive board.
Because of his age, he had in
late years curtailed his beloved
vigorous walks in the woods. 1t
was his custom on the anniver-
sary of Theodore Roosevelt's
death to make a pilgrimage to
the former presidents grave at
Oyster Bay, Long Island, and
the last such tribute to the
Chief Scout Citizen was last
October 10.
Dan Beard once summarized
his simple philosophy thusly:
NO POLITICS
MY politics? I'm a Lincoln
Republican and a Jeffersonian
Democrat"
my religion? The brother
hood of man, the religion OF
God"
Honors were heaped upon him
by various societies, but he was
proudest of all of the Gold Eagle
Badge, the only one ever pre-
sented by the Boy Scouts of
America.
On his death, DR.. James E.
West, chief scout executive, Boy
Scouts Of America, paid his tri-
butte:
Dan Beard was the hero Of
millions of boys. He had the
sturdy heart and the strong spir-
it of the old pioneer.
HE will be mourned by more
than 100000 Scouts and
Scouters who during the last 81
years have been members of the
Boy Scouts of America"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Welsh IS tIull
inBingoCas'e
Two othsrs Plead
Guilty to Charges

Stanton Welsh. one. Of three
men arrested when state police
raided . bingo game ut jefferson
Beach Friday night. stood mute
upon arraignment before Circuit
Judge Neil e. Reid this morning
while two other men facing the
same charge pleaded guilty.
Welsh was freed when bond
Of $500 was continued. He was
ordered to appear before Judge
Reid on Tuesday, June IL for
trial on charges Of maintaining
and operating q gaming device.
Another defendant, Art hur
Sicily, of Detroit, pleaded guilty
Is minutes after he had first
stood mute. The third man, Wal
ton King, of Mount Clemens,
likewise pleaded guilty and he
and Selly were referred to the
probation officer for investiga-
ton before sentence Is pro-
riounced.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
War

CONTINUED from Page ID
fire from British warships off
the coast.
The French said a British
column moving up the Euphrates
river valley from Iraq had
reached border outposts at Abou
Renal, where q pipeline from
the Mosul oil fields enters east
ern Syria.
London reports said . British
detachment apparently the
same one mentioned by the
Trench-was knitting into east
err Syria from Iraq in a drive
aimed 1t the Palmyra Air Base,
on the Mosul- Tripoli oil pipe
line.
$50 WITHIN SYRIA
& An oasis crossroads of desert
caravans in olden times, Palmy-
n II about $50 miles west Of
the 1raq frontier.
In the far east crisis, Germany
clicked on the green light for
her Axis partner, Japan, in con-
nsction with the Dutch East In
xtlies dispute.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Sewage

NSVussnoCO 1HVus 1'SBC ~
mediate" and "full" government
aid in developing . master plan
for the affected counties.
NEED BIG SYSTEM
A resolution presented by
Raymond M. Foley, state federal
housing administration director,
asserted the problem was "com-
plicated by defense activities, and
the council feels Il II entirely
the financial responsibility Of the
federal government to provide
an adequate sewage system"
The council also discussed
proposed formation Of county
and regional defense councils
and was advised by Furlong to
Withstand the heat" for imme-
diate local organization.
He said Michigan mayors
were "deluged" with outside re-
quests to form local defsnse
groups but that the state coun-
Gil should deliberate before au-
thorizing them.
URGES CAUTION
The council approved q reso-
luton to take our time analyz-
ing conditions in organization Of
county councils and to act after
a study of similar arrangements
in other states"
Furlong said local committees
in Oakland and Macomb coun-
ties were tending 70 approve"
the !. councils master sewage
plan which would eliminate
dumping Of raw sewage" into
open outlets and effect 4 lake
shore drain to tie In with thes
Detroit disposal plant.
Sewage conditions In the de-
Tense production area have halt
ed federal housing administra-
ton commitments on approx
imately 1000 homes, Foley said.
WITHHOLD PLANS
Furlong said the council was
withholding it, plan to assemble
between 10000 and $4,000 Gle
villains for air raid warning ser
vice and other war emergency
operations, pending advice from
the federal civilian defense pre-
paredness board In Warrington.
Additions to the 1l-man coun.
Gil were Everett De Ryke OF
Milan. appointed executive di-
rector, and Robert Hargrave.
named "field contact man" for
Macomb and Oakland counties.
A special committee was APP
pointed by Furlong to compile
"basic fact, on problems OF
sanitation, health, housing and
education In Washtenaw county
where the new Ford bomber
and Bendix Aviation plants are
located.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
liens d Hear
AtappsIIa Choir
Pewwew cesymittss
% Mess TeRieht

oCharles Bernard McGhes's "A
Cappella Choir win sing before
the Mount Clemens Lions Club
at Gordon's Grill Thursday
noon, DR.. William F. Lubahn,
club president, said today.
DR.. Lubahn said . special
meeting Of Powwow committee
men will be held at his office
at $50 o'clock tonight. Asked
to attend are William Floore,
Harry Terteling, CASTOR Teck.
Carl Brandenburg, Tom Daily,
Ivan Johnston, Russ Murphy,
Mart Schwartz, Dan Lesperance.
M. r. Anderson, Malcolm from
bley, Clarence Breitmeyer. Har-
old Charbeneau. Roland La
Pointe. Nick Papajohn and Har-
vey Millar.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Clinic Speaker.
TO Address
Rotarians

oMiss Helen Benecke, admin
istrator Of the Detroit Orthopedic
Clinic, will give the history OF
Sigmi Gamma when she appears
as guest speaker at the weekly
Rotary Club meeting Thursday
at the Medea Hotel. Hugo Waltz
err, Jr., club president, said to-
day. j. Randolph Doll will have
charge of the program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
RoseyiIIe Driver
IS Fined SIS, Costs

ORaymond A. Glover, 81, If
RoseviNe paid fine Of $25 when
he appeared before Justice of the
Peace Donald j. Parent on 4
reckless driving cha.ge. Glover,
arrested by city police on June
1, had pleaded guilty to the
charge last weel but sentence
had been delayed u.til today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Citizens


kinson. New Daltistore: Char
lotte Weste4eldt, Mount Clemens;
Rem Clothsrs. Mount Clemens;
Mary Blake. M00rs Clemens;
Rose Zimmerman, Baseliue; Elsie
Craig. East Detroit.
Florence Hicks, Mount Glenn
ems: Iva Mundt, New Baltimore;
Carolyn Carne. East Detroit;
Laura Dow, Center Line: Regina
Lucier, st. Clair Shores; Maria
Drude, East Detroit: Reta Sha-
gena, East Detroit; Vera Berry,
Roseville; Meta Srigiey, st. Clair
Shores; Mary Moore. Roseville;
Mary Cahill, Van Dyke; Hilaire
DeCock. Utica.
Laura Stief, Mount Clemens:
Esther McCann, East Detroit;
Arletta Hass, Mount Clemens;
Isabella. Alderman, Mount Glenn
ems: Michael Hric, Van Dyke;
Mildred Gilbertson, st. Clair
Shores; John Cain. East Detroit;
Alexander Mcclellan, Roseville;
Agnes Pawlowicz, Rochester;
Mary Anderson, st. Clair Shores;
Eleanor Meek. st. Clair Shores;
Palmyre' Van Labbeke, st. Clair
Shores.
Muriel Smith, Mount Clemens;
Maggie Ruff, Lenox; Katharina
Schuster, st. Clair Shores; Fran
ces White. Roseville; Anna Blash,
st. Clair Shores; Tinnie Zaver-
uka, Mount Clemens; Joh n
O'Henley, Mount Clemens; Kath-
leen Harris, Center Line. Maria
Roberts, Mount Clemens; Justina
Beck, East Detroit.
Olga Kaiser, Mount. Clemens;
Merna Dixie, st. Clair Shores;
Nellie Sloan, Utica; Margaret
McWalter. st. Clair Shores;
Emily Powell. Roseville; Mary
Toma, BaS.lire; Olive Ellis,
Mount Clemens; Annie Conner,
Van Dyke; Elsie Trute, Utica:
Amelia Vsnneste, st. Clair
Shores; Mar garet Bailey, Rose
vile; Amy Hubart, East Detroit;
Mary Sheridan, Roseville.
Frances Reiter, Mount Glenn
ems; Evelyn Arvant, Mount
Clemens; Harriet Upper, WASH
Aida Van Paemel, Mount
Clemens; Annie Conner, st. Clair
Shores; Lyla Foster, East Detroit;
Germaine EIDE, st. Clair Shores;
Bertha Van De Steene, Van
Dyke.
Annie Burns, st. Clair Shores;
Margaret Richards, Mount Glenn
ems; Lydia Sem, st. Clair Shores;
Hilda Fidler, st. Clair Shores;
Marie Emily Yarnall, st. Clair
Shores; Pearl Bednarski, Center
Line; Pauline Hibbs, Baseline;
Rose Mcneil, Roseville; Dorothy
Peterson, Roseville; Anne Ell
lott, st. Clair Shores; Cyril Ke-
hoe, Mount Clemens, and Marie
Schultz, Mount Clemenr.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Fighters

Mars Is, for the time being, in
the ascendancy and while mill
tary aviationWill assert its over
lordship until peace again re-
turns to . troubled world, we
may confidently expect that at
the end of the present warlike
period, there will be q renewed
impetus in the field of civil avi-
alton which will dwarf all previ-
Gus efforts"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11

us to protect them from mines
and are being armed by us to
protect them as much ss pos
siblc from sea raiders.
NAVAL vessels Of Britain are
being repaired by : so that they
may return quickly to their
naval tasks. The training pro-
gram OF seven thousand British
pilots in our schools IN this
country is under way. 80 Mil
lions of pounds Of food are being
sent and will be sent. -
I'VE have before Us Q constant
purpose not of present safety
alone but, equally, Of future sur
vival."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11

oFloyd Monroe, of 83is North
Broadway, was committed to
the county Jail for Ave days in
lieu of a SIS fine yesterday after
noon after he pleaded guilty to
q charge of operating an auto
mobile without a license before
Justice Of the Peace Frank T..
Jeanette. Monroe was arrested
by city police.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Hioh School Students
Visit Justice Court

OAbout 30 students from the
Mount Clemenss High school
were guests of Justice of the
Peace Donald j. Parent this
morning in his courtrooms and
were given an opportunity Of
witnessing q court trial.
The students, accompanied by
Robert Beal, an instructor, were
informed of the procedures Of
courts and the fundamentals Of
Justice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Unlicensed Driver
Faces Stab Charge
Wsyns Tssek opsrsses
Receives laIw9esien

oAttorney General Herbert J.
Rushton charged that Edgar
Kessler, Of Wayne. Il operating
an unlicensed truck In Macomb
county in q suit filed in circuit
court yesterday.
The bill Of particulars charges
that Kessler has refused to pay
licenses or mileage fees on his
vehicle.
. An injunction restraining
Kessler from operating his truck
in Macomb county was signed
yesterday by Circuit Judge Neil
z. Reid.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11

OGRAND HAVEN-(R-T h e
annual fete celebrating the
founding of the u. S. Coast
Guard will be shortened to one
day this year because of ma
tional defense plans, Lieut.. Col.
George l.. Olson announced on
Tuesday. A Venetian Night"
parade and fireworks display
will feature the celebration
August 2. Heretofore the fete
has extended over several days.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
DeIroIi Youth
AdIillk 0iiense
{, Messls Plse chsWssd;
Sentence Set fov 23vd

oCharged with q statutory Of
tense and summoned before q
Jury this morning in Judge Neil
E. Reds court, George Walsh,
FL, of Detroit, changed q plea
of not guilty and was referred to
the Probation Officer until sen.
tence is passed, Monday, June
%.
Walsh was charged with mo-
Testing a l5-year old Chesterfield
township girl on February 4.
George Froh, an l8-year old
New Haven youth, also accused
of molesting the same girl on
February 3, entered a plea of
not guilty and will be heard Fri
day, June -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11

Improperly prepared and ad-
dressed mail causes . loss to the
Postoffice Department and users
Of the mails Of between $4,000
900 and s.. 900. 900 annually.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Dr. Dois Of Memphis
Named Draft Phxsicion

DR.. Roland b. Doig, of Mem
phis, has been named an exam
lining physician attached to Ma
comb County Draft Board No. 3,
state selective service officials
announced at Lansing today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-11
Sale
CONTINUED from Page u


tracts cannot run longer than
seven years.
Lists of properties to be Of
fered are available at the treas
urer's office. in tn sale room and
in the municipal buildings Of st.
Clair Shores, East Detroit, Rose
vile, Warren township and Gen.
ter Line.
The sale schedule for next
week follows:
MONDAY. JUNE Is, 1911
VOLUME 4, PAGES 2, 3.
Acreage in the City of East De-
troit on page 2.
Subdivisions In the City of
East Detroit beginning with
Babcock Crawford Steven
sons Bacrason Subdivision on
page 2 through and including
Kelly Super Highway Subdivi-
sion Number ! on page 3.
TUESDAY, JUNE IL, 1S41-
VOLUME I, PAGES 3, 4, s, 6, Z.
Subdivisions ne City of
East Detroit beginning with Lake
Breeze Park Subdivision on page
3 through and including Tep-
pert's Golden Gate Subdivision
No. on page 4.
Subdivisions in the City of
Mount Gle lens on pages 4, s
Subdivisions in the City of
New Baltimore on page S.
Subdivisions in the Village of
Armada on page S.
Subdivisions in the Village of
Center Line on page S.
Subdivisions in the Village of
Fraser on page S.
Subdivisions in the Village of
Memphis on page 6
Subdivisions in the Village of
New Haven on page 8. "a
y, Subdivisions in he Village q
,Roseville beginning with Avia.
ton View Subdivision on page 8
through and including Martin
Heights Subdivision on page 4.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10, 1S41
VOLUME 1, PAGES ., 3, 3.
Subdivisions in the Village Of
Roseville beginning nth Henry
Moldenhauer's Aviation Park
Subdivision on page Z through
and including Suburban Homes
Subdivision No. ! on page 8.
Subdivisions in the Village Of
st. Clair Shores beginning with
Arcadia Gardens Subdivision on
page 8 through and including
Beverly Gardens Subdivision on
page 8.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1911
VOLUME 4, PAGES 8, 10, IL.
IL.
Subdiv.-io in the Village Of
st. Clair Shores beginning with
Bon Brae Subdivision on page 8
through and including Lake
Beautiful Subdivision on page
IL.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1941-
VOLUME 4, PAGES Is, IA, Is.
Subdivisions in the Village Of
st. Clair Shores beginning with
Lake Pointe Gardens Subdivision
on page Is through and includ-
ing c. L. Walkers Harper Ave-
nue. Subdivision on page Is.