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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Coleman Beaten
By Supermdn

Both OTville Brown. holder Of
the M. w. A. heavyweight title
belt and Superman turned bad
men last night at Arena Gardens
and won their wrestling matches
by roughing their foes into sub
mission.
Brown gave Hans Schnable a
sound thrashing, ending the match
with headlicks in 17:04.
Superman made Abe Coleman
his victim using the kidney punch
to soften Coleman and then ending
it with an over-the-knee back
breaker in 17:04.
Bull" Montana defeated Lefty
PAGER in 9:19 "Bearcat" Wright
won his fourth straight from Joe
Campbell in 12:07. and wild
Bill Brooks and Mike Kilonis
wrestled Commute no-fall draw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Steel Rate Sci
Over 81 Pei.

NEW YORK. Jan. steel op-
erations for this week are sched-
uled AT 97.2 per cent of ingot
capacity. compared with $50 per
cent in the previous week. an in
crease of 1.3 points or 1.3 per
cent. according to the American
Iron and Steel Institute. A month
ago the indicated rate was o6 per
cent. which was drop of 09 of a
point or 90 of ! per cent from
the preceding week.
The following table gives COM
parison Of the current schedule
with the nearest corresponding
week Of previous years, together
with the changes from the week
Immediately preceding:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Fishing Is His Only Hobby

"OUTSDE OF hockey like fishing best of ALL Mowers
explained That's the only hobby have
He likes best of all black bass fishing and has spot north
of Ottawa where he them Mowers reported weighing
200 pounds but is down $50 and in fine physical condition
His niuries date have been minor ones.
When the Red Wings turned back the Canadens without
Saturday the second shutout of the year Mowers
He also BANKED Americans He has half dozen goal
his credfour Of them against the Chicago Backhawks
81 think Tony Dcmers has the hardest shot in hockey"
Mowers said I'm still in the back where he hit with
a shot"
With that Mowers hustled away Carveth before the
Red Wings depart for Boston
"Great kid, that Caryeth-heW back and In a big
way were the prize goaie's parting words.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
SandIotter Dies
Of Cancer

Death of Mike Licina. 22-year-
old sandlotter, at his home. 7344
Roland. of cancer, today completed
the separation of five baseball
players who started out together
by winning the Class c. champion
ship OF the Detroit Baseball Fed
GRAFTON with the Independent
Merchants back in 1887.
Those five, Licina, George
Reuhle. Pat Patterson. Rip Collins,
Vic Kreft and Jim Obenauer,
stuck together for the next two
years in Class B competition. first
with Risdon and then with Aaron
DeRoy. II wasn't until this year
that they split as teammates.
Reuhle went TO the University
'of Michigan, Collins and Patterson
10 Wayne. kreft comes up with
Beaumont while Obenauer gets a
tryout with the Tigers this Spring.
Licina signed up with Checker in
Class A.
But cancer kept the plucky 200
FOUNDER on the bench and finally
gave up all thought of playing.
Though Checker still held on
To his contract. A graduate OF
Northwestern. he was a star half
back in football for three year 5
and pitched on the baseball team
for three years.
AS pitcher and outfielder, he
started his career with Roose-
Vanker in the American Legion
in 1885. He then played with
Schmildt's in Class c before sign
ing with the Independent Mer-
chants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
He's Strong for sgd Abel

sgd ABEL the most promising young forward in hockey
according to Mowers
"Syd will be better than Apps" Mowers predicts
Mowers and Abel when the Red Wings
travelling.
Mowers parents and two brothers live in Niagara Falls
MY mother to Toronto the Red Wings play
last Saturday" Mowers recalled. THAT good
her Remember what happened to be the first
Detroit took in Toronto in three years.
cit the first regular she had play.
She wouldn't TO play in the amateurs at Niagara
Falls After the Toronto she said to I'm satisfied
nowI the Red Wings beat Toronto Of she hugs
the radio listening to the games"
The elder Mowers is employed in chemical plant in the
Falls city One of Johnny brothers playing hockey
The Red Wing born in St Davd outside of Niagara
Falls, but taken the city baby Besides hockey
Mowers played haba high school football He also played
baseball nfielder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

Year by year we are seeing less
and less of Sonia Henie. Her
Hollywood Ice Revue of 1941 will
open a six-night stand at Olympia
tonight, and the little Morse blonde
who first bowled us over when
she weighed 120 pounds, four
years ago, will skate about the
ice weighing a svelte 10S pounds.
That chubby, milk-maid look
she had when she first gamboled
into our hearts in 1896 is gone.
Miss Henie. or rather. Mrs. Top
ping, wife of Dan Topping, the
Brooklyn Dodgers football owner
darn it,, is more well more
than ever the girl of we'll, you
know.
Wrapped up in a fresh mess of
mink, she met the press and some
of the towns leading citizens, in
Guiding Mayor Jeffries and his
charming wife. at the Book last
night.
II was one of those things. A
pretty stiff affair until the little
ice danseuse came into the room.
After that everything was
chummy. Even the Great White
Father. editor of local paper
whose name ii is nc expedient 70
mention here, went beyond the
verge of a thaw when the petite
bit of loneliness smiled in his
direction.
In other years the interviewing
reporter always greeted the ice
queen with the monotonous query
of What's your telephone num-
ber?" Cute stuff that invariably
went fiat.
But on this visit the reporter.
an overstuffed fellow. couldn't
forget his vanity. How could he
lose 25 pounds?
why don't you cut OF your
leg" was the quick answer
That's what I told him.
chimed- in Ray Gaynor. her
handsome stage manager.
GAYNOR SPEAKS
So. with vanity Debated. IL was
natural thing TO turn TO this
Gaynor chap for information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Baseball World
Mourns0'ledry
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
illness. His most recent baseball
job was as a coach with the Chi
cago Cubs during the managerial
regime of Rogers Hornsby
In 1900. OLeary who then was
playing on the baseball team Of a
Chicago department store in
which he was employed as an ele-
Vator operator. was called upon
by the Chicago White Sox 10 fill
in for an injured shortstop. He
clicked in professional baseball.
and subsequently was sold to the
Des MONIES, Ia, team.
After three years with Dies
Moines, OLeary was purchased
by the Tigers, and was regular
infielder with the club until 1909.
when he gave way 10 DOME Bush.
OLeary then drifted to the
minors where ne served in a num-
Der of capacities. including mana
ger Of the Indianapolis club. He
returned TO the big league as a
coach, serving with the New York
Yankees during the regime of the
late Miller Higgins. and one year
under Bob Shawkey.
When Joe Mccarthy was signed
by the Yanks following his release
as pilot of the Cubs. he brought
his own coaches with him. and
O'Leary then was signed by
HornSby.
In recent years O'Leary was
employed by the Chicago Sanitary
District. He is survived by a
brother, Frank. and two sisters,
Ann. O'Leary and Mrs. Mae Cas-
Sidy. Funeral services Will be held
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
SPOR T S
Continued from First Sport Page)

in Chicago You wouldn't want fan TO be calling
dirty black sOandSoand all that stuff would you: Orlando
and like saam and hot peppers and take them the train
and the staeroOm We lock the door and only
those players who get into the sateroOm get
the saami and peppers Jimmy likes peppers because
he's somewhat of Italian It's the hot blood of Niagara Falls
i'm me- guess.
We're going to have picnic the train tonight Qast
night when the Red Wings left for Boston, Sandwiches and
olives and all like that We eat and play cards at the
time. We play bdgeJoe Caryeh and against Eddie
Wares and Alex Moer That before Joe got hurt Now
play rhummy most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Further Rise Noted
In Commodity Index

WASHINGTON. Jan. There
was another advance in the gen.
eral level Of wholesale commodity
prices in the first week of 1941
according 10 the price index COM
piled by National Fertilizer AS
ISOLATION. The index in the week
ended January advanced to 1902
per cent Of the 1859 average.
The index was 99s in the preced-
ing week, 98.8 a month ago and
1908 a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Overtime
Tilt Won
by State

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 7. -
Michigan State basketball team
closed its most successful Eastern
invasion last night by nosing out
Temple University in an extra
period game, 1885.
The Spartans. due to Carl Petro-
skis brilliant shooting, led at the
half 1915, but the Owls tied it up
at 34-34 at the end of the regula-
ton game
In overtime Hindman scored for
Michigan State on a foul and
Phillips scored from close in. The
Owls got a point on a foul.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Cont'I Oil Net Seen
Short Of 81 Dividend

NEW YORK. Jan. Present
Indications are that the net income
of Continental Oil Company for
1910 fell short by a few cents of
the 81 dividend payment partly
due to fact that intangible devel-
opment costs. principally drilling.
were at a new record OF about
$4,000, 900.
The 1889 net~was S6.304 504, or
i IS share on 4682.572 shares,
kter IS. $50 500 intangible develop
mani EXPENSES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Earnings

Distiiler~ Corpora ton Seagrsms. Lid,
and all subsidiaries for the quarter ended
October 81 shows a net profit Of 81 .2e4 2qo
after depreciation, interest. income and
profits taxes. loss ION disposal of capital
assets etc, equal after DIVIDEND require
nen,s on 5 per cent preferred to 50 cents
snare on i752 645 shares Of common
Against s3.ii7 eo2 Or slss a share on
l.Tt2.s SIS common shares for the quarter
ended Oct. 81 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

fessional M
petition by de-
feating M airy
Hardwick. Eng
fish star. but It
was big Bill
Tilden. the At
year old We l.
eran of the pro
I T ou pc, who
stole the show.
Although he
lost his singles
match to Cali
form as Don
Bulge. 6-3 and
GA. Big Bill
kept the crowd
Of 10 al fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Acme Steel Near
Profit Record

CHICAGO. Jan. As a result
Of the largest dollar volume Of
sales in its history report Of Acme
Steel Company for the year ended
December 81 is expected 70 show
a net profit second only TO the
record S2535 goo of 1929.
Prospects are that the 50. 157 GU
or S6.5S share on 32S. Jos shares
Of capital stock reported for 1896.
will be exceeded by a small margin
and that the net profit for 1910
Will fall between $3.50 and S6.75 a
share This would compare with
81 -9oS-s99 Of Se=sS-a share in 1899.
Were It not for the higher fed
eral taxes TO which the company
was subject, 1910 would 60 down
as the most profitable year on
record for Acme. The total of
excess profit and federal income
taxes in the latest year will prob
ably approximate S1.50OOO0, COM
pared with about $4,000 in 1929.
Record dollar sales volume i'm
1910 was achieved in spite Of the
fact that tonnage sales fell slightly
below both 1886 and 1887. Re
sponslble is the company's devcl-
opment of speciality lines yielding
a higher price per pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
WOULD BAR SCRIBES

Officiating took considerable of
the leagues attention at the last
meeting. Although top-notch off
Gals ar none too plentiful a
move has been started 10 bar
working newspapermen from Off
ciating.
This would rule out several Of
the best officials in the western
division. including Ed Cochrane,
Try Kupcinet and Wilfred Smith
The move is sponsored by
George Marshall Of the Washing
ton Redskins, but il is meeting
with considerable opposition from
George Halas and several others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
United Spetid|ties
Net Profit S1R,525

CHICAGO. Jan. 7. - Unite d
Specialties Company reports for
the quarter ended November 30.
1910 a net profit of Sl46.525 after
federal and state income and ex-
cess profits taxes. etc, equal 10
STOP a share on 1430 shares Of
common. against S646l0. or 45
cents share for the quarter
ended November. 30, 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Coach HoIsinger
Has Hand Operation

EAST LANSING. Jan. Joe
HolSinger Michigan State back
field coach, was resting comfort
ably today in the College Hospital
after a minor operation on his
hand. An old football injury
necessitated the removal of a
bone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
De Sales Is Beaten
By ST. Hedwig, 1912

In a Catholic High School
League game last night ST He'd
wig defeated St Francis DE Sales.
is 70 II, in a Third Division affair
paved IN the Edgar a Cues. gym.
Floyd From led 81. Hedwig with
four baskets for eight points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Toledo Caqers Win

TOLEDO, Jan Toledo Uni
versity basketball team easily de-
feated St Joseph College Of
Indiana last night 55 TO 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Alice Launches
Pro Career
With. Victory
international News Service wire

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Alioe
worlds foremost woman
tennis player. last night success
fully launched her career in pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Sonia Henie SIlrinIkS
Queen of Ice viii Weigh Only 1Os Pounds When
She Skates Tonight
BY GEORGE Z. VAN

'1s she In condition? Say,
she's never been In better shape
In her life," he said to the
question.
And Gaynor should know be-
cause he is the last person to see
her, the last to talk to her before
she goes out on the ice. He's the
man who belabors her when her
Scandinavian tempe m mt 10
aroused. He has spurred and
goaded, pleaded and threatened,
and each time he has won. It's
another side of the show the audi
ence never Between the
Incompatible Sonia you see and
the rough-and-ready Gaynor there
is, as you might suspect, a strong
bond.
IN BEST CONDITION
Sonia says she is in better con-
dition than at any time since she
won her third Olympic champion
ship. She has never been more
highly trained. That's why she
can't give an extra performance,
such as a matinee.
II am exhausted after each
show" she said.
Her mother, her constant CONF
panion. said that her daughter
often isn't able to get to sleep
before 8 in the morning. An d
Sonia says she will not give
shabby performance Two shows
in one day are too much for her,
she says.
But Sonia is in the clouds these
days. The honeymoon with Dan
Topping is still on. The pair are
as devoted as two doves, a. ths
entire company attests. Topping
was called 10 New York to appear
before his draft board just befors
the troupe left Chicago yesterday.
While Sonia was dabbling with Q
lettuce salad after her arrival last
night long distance call for her
came from Gotham.
II was from Dan.
ooh. boy" she said. and she
nearly upset the table - she
tore madly TO the phone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

EAST BUFFALO. Jan. g. USs) -
ilOGS-Receipts. ? 200. Market active 10
FL Interests generally 10 cents over Friday
! some lightweights up more: bulk. good and
hoiee. l70-250 lbs 81 SIS; 2sn-300 lbs .
S'40n7.73: l50-17o lbs., S7.t0dT S. /.
.rucked-ins. iT0250 lbs, S750d7.65
pugh and veighty sows. s5d5.5O.
CATTLE ecei pts 1, 900. Market ac-
ave steers and yeaTiings unevenly strong
10 p cents and more higher. shortfeds
predominsting barely good offerings, S11 IS
q II so; most sortfedS. 50. 75ai1 sOO-lh
Canadian steers, $40 common 10 medium
steers and heifers. 81 rs 10. so. cows and
bulls, fully steady. few beef cows ~ ST.
cutter and comnap, k525as: Gamers.
t425d5. strongveight sausage bulls. SIG
$50
CALVES Receipts. 900 vealers un-
changed good and choice. Si3 so. common
and medium, 50 n ~ SO
sHEEP-Receipts. 500 Lambs active
10 local interests to shade higher. good ~
choice, $40. Is and upward 70 so 80 freely.
including io0-ih. weights a. outside price
hrovouts around Ss75 fate ewes. 0i.5o
as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Irish Caoers Win

NOTRE DAME, Ind. Jan. -
QNS)--Renewing an old rivalry
which had lapsed since 1881. Notre
Dame basketball team last night
defeated Wabash. SO to 50. The
Irish led 30-14 at the half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Mande| TO Talk
Turkey With
Coach Bidders
BY EDGAR HAYES

Fred l.. Mandel Jr, owner Of the
Detroit Lions, planned to inter-
view several prospective coaches
within the next few weeks. With
the signing of a contract " h
Briggs Stadium yesterday, Mandel
now has only 10 get coach and
vice president to complete his
organization for 1941.
While Mandel has refused any
hin. as toA the idertity of those
under consideration. it was learned
that Carl Snavely of Cornell was
out of the picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
MUST WAIT ON BASEBALL

The Lions never have been able
TO play their entire schedule at
Briggs Stadium because of base
ball. The new arrangement means
they will not play at home until
after October 10. as Briggs likely
will insist the dates of the World
Series be kept open
At Dayton. the league head
quarters, President Carl L. Storck
announced six we'll known O .icials
had signed with the National Foot
ball League. They are William
Red Friesell Tommy Hughitt, L.
f. Miller, Charlie Berry. Larry
Canover and Harry G. Robt
Friesell. who worked here last
year, was the famous fifth down"
referee of the Dartmouth-Cornell
game.
All six of the officials worked in
the Eastern intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association games last year.
but Asa Bushnell. president of the
association, has ruled they must
not work both college and pro
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
PIIT<BI RGH

PITTSBURGH. Jan s.-UNsl-cATTL
Receipts 500 market active. steers.
choice. 45dl375: medium 70 good.
50 2Sdl223; common. yT2 5a9 IS. heifers
medium 10 good y7.T5 de25. common.
IS Is q rs. cows medium % good IS IS
SIS. csnners and cutters. 81 asa Is.
bulls. good 10 chnice 81 251 80. common
20 medium. 15.75a6TS
HOGS-Receip's 600: market active
i60-is0 lbs. S7S5d7.6o iSO-220 lbs
81 soI 7s5; 220-250 lbs 81 sOd7s5: $50
800 ms, x7n7 50; io0-l5o lbs. s25d7.
roughs S5d375.
SHEEP Receipts. too: urarke, active.
Toe higher: choice lambs $40 IS 10 SO ,
medium 10 good, SIS 50dp so. common
itmhe. $3.50. ewes, S2d4: wethers.
- s0Gt75
cALVEs-Receip,s $50 market steady
God to choice Sl3 4 IL so. medium SlO
II; culls and common, S.. 500 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
ANNOUNCED BY BRIGGS

Mandel n n oun C G d he had
reached al agreement with Briggs
Stadium shortly after a statement
was issued by Walter o. Briggs at
Miami Beach saying the stadium
would be rented 10 the Lions.
Briggs statement made no men
ton of the possibility of an Amer
lean League team being formed
This has been rumore6 for some
time and it was believed Briggs
Stadium would be opene to both
leagues.
The annual charity game be-
tween the Public and Catholic
League titleholders also will be re-
turned to Briggs Stadium.
Mandel was .elate6 over Briggs
decision.
I'VE are pleased to be able to
play at Briggs Stadium, the
sports center of Detroit. II will
enable us TO sell more seats to
the fans who would be unable to
pay the higher prices necessary
at the smaller University of De-
troit Stadium"
The Lions played two years al
Briggs Stadium. but last FeH
alterations were being made in the
drainage system there and the
pros were forced to play at the
L. of D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
INDCSTRIAIlS
Prices IN Dollars

Penman,s- Limited declared the
regular quarterly dividend of Is
cents on the common. payable
February Is to stock of record
February 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied BY Bongsrd a Co
Windsor Pnets In cents. Noon quotations
quotations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

General Shoe Corporation de-
clared dividend Of 20 cents on
the common. payable January 81
to stock Of record January Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Livestock Markets

cATTLE-Receip's 500. market strong
and setive. choice 10 prime yeariings dry
fed. 81 50 . u good 10 choice ysariinEs
dry fed $40 80 4 II 50 choice T. prime
heavy steers dry fed 81 50 y - 50. good
10 choice heavy steers SO ~ 2 Il ~ short
fed steers 5000 mi1ed steers and
heifsrs SsIe far 70 god grass steers
and hsifsrs S7as common grass cattle
tsa7; best coys 50 soaT fair To Keod
beef cow s. Tas So Gamer ara cutter
COWS. sfTi 5.7S. old Rms 81 50 DOWN. Rest
liGht butcher bulls and hsEvvUeirhf ho-
iogns - 2517.r medium weigh bologna
>hulls. Ss.S0UT. light common hulis. S. 5oT
Is: stock bulls. s. - 8 50 good 10
Fhoics siocksrs and feeders g y 10 81.
'tommon 70 far s'ockers and feeders So
7 so mixers snt springers S3oHs so
VEAL CALVES Receipts SO market
steady best calves Sii fair 20 good
I'll @ni3 81 secords 50 50 ail~ culis
and common ssdg
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts : no
market steady; hes' lambs 50 IS \ 10
fair 70 good IS 5Oae % seconds 81
AS ees' sheep tt04 20 heavy fat
sheer. s2.5od 50 euils and common. 81
HOGS Receipts 1900 market f5c 70
7Sc higher. ROOD ard choice. 200 go lbs q.
t723; 7eo27o rs 81 o.. 27o 800 n.
s. %; hssyies 400 RS lbs, So 50 32S3s0
lbs Ss 20. 3so-4O0 ms 50 50. in0-sso
n, So so. rouEhs s. rs lights So s 50 +;
pigs. 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

CHICAGO Jan s tfSs) - HOGS
Receipts 81 oo0 steady followers son
top s. IS bulk S7g7 Is. heavy. S. son
: 30: medium STAR 3 light $3.50 IS
lghf lights S. 5007 10 packing t0vs.
s. 50 n 8 40. RIGS IS s01fsSA
CATTLE Receipts ~ oo0 1920 lower
Calves 900 Beef steers, Choice. St2T
Butchers: Heifers ST9I2: cows sos -
bulls k6Ta, calves s. 506 y feeder
steers. S7d1oTs Stooksrs- steers. s. u II
cows and heifsrs. s. 50 % Is
SHEEP ~ Receipts. II 600 steady,
Lambs 50 tode 90 common so 2 20
warnings, S7de; feeders. Ss1e as; ewes
x3dS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
GAYNOR SPEAKS

So, with vanity Debated. IL wa
a natural thing TO turn 10 thi
Gaynor chap for information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Detroit Stocks
1904 Range

a-faid or payable In
stock or cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Net

isf"-fl p-rhtV tthh- e-hhHA w hoeh. a-optionA
e-On account Of seeumusuons. '0dd lots only.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
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