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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-26
Miss Jordan,
Mr.. Neblett
Will Marry
Wedding To Take Place At st.
Jobn's Episcopal Church
On February Is

\. interest in the state is tine
a,ncement by DR.. and Mrs.
allil D Jordan. of Carolina Beach
J. pleasant Garden, of the en-,
anu onent and approaching mar
sas sa If their daughter, Sallie Nor
llas' 1Ordan, to Wallace Ware Neb-
s ss4 r., of Natchez, Miss.
The wedding will be solemnized
February IS, at St. Johns
g Episcopal church in Wilmington.
Ny Miss Jordan attended St. Mary's
.,h mo at Raleigh and later re-
sVn rod her degree from the Wom-
sn's college of the University of
M Sortb Carolina at Greensboro. She
hss taught in the state schools and
fo d the past Two years has been
u. +be staff of st. Paul's Girls
s,bool in Baltimore, Maryland.
Mr. Neblett is a graduate of the
1rniyersitv of Alabama, where he
vas a member of the Sigma Chi
Paternity. He is an engineer with
tbp U. S. Army Engineers at
Natchez, Miss, where the couple
will make their home. 5
Birth Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Biz
Yard announce the birth of a
daughter. Carolyn Flowers on jan
uary 9. at the Marion Sprunt an
mex, Mrs. Blizzard was the former
Miss Margaret Ellis, of Durham.
u
ID. A.. r.
WASHINGTON. Jan. %. Up
The 194l continental congress of the
DAUGHTERS of the American Revolu-
lion will be held here April 14-19,
it was announced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-26
Club Clock

Circle One of the First
Christian church will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. P. A. Marshburn, 305
MacRae street. All members are
invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-26

RALEIGH-Ernest Holland, SEN
fenced last July in Catawba county
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-26

The Lansford Bible class of
the First Baptist church will
meet Tuesday evening at 7:3O
o'clock at Whites hostess room.
All members are invited to at
tend.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

Gwen Davis of the City Hall
says the recent appearance Of Abb
bott and Costello at the induction
Of flying cadets on the Woodward
avenue side of the building. caused
more phone calls TO the City Hall
than any other recent event :.
Abbott and Costello made a big
hit with the crowd as we'll as the
cadets by going through the ranks
and personally congratulating the
boys Movie star Dick Foran.
who also appears in the film. Keep
En- Flying" has bright red hair
Carol Bruce failed to show up
at the City Hall ceremony but was
on hand for the premiere at the
Fox Universal Pictures threw
q party in the Book-Cadillac after
the showing of the picture.
Jan Stanczyk, minister Of labor
in the Polish government-in-exile,
used to be a coal miner and is a
good friend of Tom Kennedy of
the United Mine Workers. While
in Detroit Stanczyk hopes TO visit
the CIO convention The min
lister got a great kick out of the
air corps recruiting ceremonies at
City Hall to which he was invited
by Mayor Jeffries.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21
Oscar Strdus' Son
Freed Of Larceny

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-QNS)--
Walter Straus. 3S. identified as a
son Of Oscar Straus. Viennese COM
poser. was free today following
withdrawal of larceny charges
against him by Ferdinand Reiser. a
writer.
Reiser had accused Straus Of OBJ
tanning 500 from him on the
representation that Straus had
sold a. story by Reiser for 81 900
Actually Reiser charged the manu-
script had been returned as unac-
ceptable.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21
I'D Scholarship Key
Goes 10 Pvt. Forkins

Pvt. James Forkins, stationed at
Chanute Field. ILL.,. today was
awarded the scholarship key to
the University of Detroit Delta
Theta Phi fraternity. The key is
awarded to the law student who
maintains the highest scholastic
average in the freshman law
school class
Forkins was inducted into the
army upon completion OF his
freshman year. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Forkins. 1908
San Juan drive.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21
Defense Output
Shows Increase
In November
By ARTHUR r. HERMANN


WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The
Federal Reserve Board reported
today that industrial activity for
Americas victory program" con-
tinued to increase in October and
the first half of November.
The continued rise of activity
was accompanied by further price
advances in industrial materials
and finished products.
Distribution of commodities to
consumer declined during the
period, following an unusually
large volume of trade in the pre-
ceding three months.
During October. virtually all
manufacturing industries, except
ing the automobile industry, main
tanned rates of production near
the peak of recent months.
Steel production rose to an
average rate of about 90 per cent
OF capacity during the month,
but declined slightly in the first
half of November.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

4 tdffSt.
Because their father controls
one of the largest Pacific steam
ship lines. the girls have travelled
extensively and have visited almost
every important city in the world.
They like Detroit, but Pacita,
the eldest sister, thinks our rap
idly changing climate is not to be
compared with that OF tropical
Manila.
The busy factory districts of De-
troit amaze the girls, but they are
distressed by evidences of abject
poverty and contrasting signs of
great wealth.
Justice Murphy was admired and
respected by all classes when he
was governor general of the Phil
ippines and his return TO Michigan
was regretted.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

Bert Rose, owner of the moving
picture dog. Boots, visited the
Times office and put Boots
through his PAGES. Boots has ap-
peared in many pictures and. ac-
cording TO Rose, is the only movie
dog which can be directed in a film
by spoken command rather than
signs. Part collie and part wolf,
Boots is valued at SIS, 900 by Rose.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21
Brass Firm Pay Row
Settled al Port Huron

PORT HURON, Nov. 21.-A
settlement, reached at confer
ence of company officials, union
representatives and state medi-
ators, today ended a wage dispute
between the Mueller Brass Com
pany and the AFL Brass, Bronze
and Copper Workers. Terms were
not disclosed.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

Washington and
New York be-
fore returning
next month to
the Philippines
by clipper plane.
Daughters of
I h e fabulously
w e a I ny Vim
cente Madrigal,
Pacita and Jose
fin a Madrigal
a r e exquisitely
beau I | and
w ere educated
NJ nriuota N
schools in New
Y o r k a n d
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21
People
You Know
M a drie al Sisters Plan
Visit With Mrs. Teahan
By JAMES SHERIDAN

Here as the guests OF Mrs. Mar
guerite Teahan. sister of Justice
Frank Murphy and Judge George
Murphy, the lovely Madrigal sis
tiers of Manila expect to visit
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiv-
Ing Dinner In the Spanish Fash
Ion, the Way IL Has Been Made
In Southern California for Hun
dreds Of Years. Also Cream Nut
Rolls, walnut Dressing for
Turkey, Roast Oysters, and
Many Recipes for Delicious
Dishes In The Housewives
Food Almanack, that Unusual
Feature Appearing In The
American Weekly, the Magazine
Distributed with This Sundays
issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21
Crossing Crash Kills 7

PADUCAH, KY. Nov. 21.-
UNS)-Seven persons were killed
today at Oaks Crossing, seven
miles south of Paducah, when the
in which they were
riding was struck by north-bound
Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis passenger train. Six of the
dead were the parents and chill
dren of one family. the seventh a
boy.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

Second Lieut.. Carl w. Jones OF
Kalamazoo, statione d at Fort
Wayne, has been promoted TO the
rank of first lieutenant. He en-
listed as a private seven years ago
and was commissioned last April.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

See the Quints In PigtaiIs!
A FULL PAGE OF PICTURES
md written text In Sundays
hines.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

B. ]. Rivett, principal of North
western High School. hopes there
will be a record turnout for the
1931-l935 alumui dinner Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

Henry J. Aumann Of Center
Line writes TO inform us that his
son. Earl, a factory worker, is the
co-author with Tim Gayle Of the
new song hit, The France that
Used TO Be. -
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

Civil Service Commissioner Fred
A. Schopp gets out OF a sick bed
Itosattend weekly meetings of the
commission.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21

Value of construction contract
awards decreased slightly in Oc-
tober. according to the board. with
sizable decl lines in publicly
financed work partly offset by
increases in privately financed
projects.
Recent advances in prices of in
dustrial raw materials and finished
products have been more restricted
than in earlier periods of defense
activity, reflecting in part an ex-
mpsion of federal maximum price
lcts.
Prices in retail markets have
continued 10 advance sharply.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-21
COAL OUTPUT DOWN

Coal production declined in
October and early November.
Iron ore shipments on the Great
Lakes were maintained at a high
rate, setting a record of 1900
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19
NEWS

DESIGNS for the new U. S. air
- mail series probably will in
clude most modern transport and
war planes, and will show the adj
vances made in aviation during
the % years airmail has been I'M
der postal supervision. The air
plane pictured on the stamp above
was that in use in 1928, when the.
stamp was issued. Most. up-to-date
plane on U. S. stamps is the China
Clipper, which appears on the 1887
Transpaciic issue.
Collectors of ships-on-stamps
are having a hectic time trying to
keep up with sinkings and move
ments Of some of the liners pic
tured philatelically. The Norman
die remains in New York; the
Bremen was reported all over the
Atlantic, is believed to have been
sunk off the coast Of Denmark.
There are numerous issues, but
checking them is a colossal task.
Help Of noted American artists
is being enlisted in Postoffce De-
partment's efforts to make U. S.
stamps finest in world.'o
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19
CHRISTMAS SEALS
BRING IN $3.50
rhree.Fourths Of Sum De-
Iivered To T. B. sana-
forum Here

+o+sl of 81, 1904, although the
was only $1,000, has been
s0al .a bv the Christmas Seal sale
rs, .'naign conducted here by the
t eantp' a,b5ti.tuberculosis association
locai announced yesterday by
!, IT.. "G c. David Jones' chairman.
-'.s funds have been delivered to
lLs soosurer, Howard Penton. Mrs.
the ,s' said. The sum will be dis
Jon s,sed as follows: three-fourths
trlD ronoain in Wilmington for sup
10 TO-, t' If the local Red Cross Trber-
p p',iosi is sanatorium; one-fifth to the
cu!o tuberculosis association;
s sud ope,twentieth to the National
tuberculosis f association.
Mrs. Jones expressed her appre-
..4on for the assistance given by
eIa- Committee members, the High
ns sool students and faculty, the st.
,Tnry,s school, the Star-News, the
Lido station, the postmaster and
,ss motion picture theatres. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19
Two New Exhibitions
Shown at Art Museum,

The two exhibitions on view al
the Wilmington Museum of Ar
through Jan. 81 offer paintings of
highly varied subject.
In the downstairs gallery, tn e
paintings Of the Washington and
Baltimore artists group are dis.
tinctly of today, painted as only
artists of today could paint them.
There is hars', realism mkt.
chen Sink" by Edward Resented,
In this painting lies the drab story
of our unsolved economic problem.
l. "Sunflowers" by John Gernand is
a decorative painting, pleasing to
the eye in its simplicity and color.
Herman Maril's Modern Clean.
ers" has architectural quality ane
striking color. Mother and Som
by Marguerite Burgess is a grip
ping emotional painting, one sees
the poignant sorrow of parting with
the bereaved mother, and stops to
look at this painting again.
There are q fine paintings ir
this group, with appeal to all lovers
of art, from the eerie fantastic
scene to the fairyland of Bernice
Cross's Fisherman, and the quiet
pastoral loneliness of Classic
Landscape" by Margaret Gates.
The Lords Proprietor in the sec.
ond floor gallery, have an historical
background, but aside from that,
there is a romantic, swashbuckling
air about these noblemen, W h o
lived in a great age. These paint
ings are copies of famous protraits
and the people of Wilmington are
fortunate in having the opportunity
of viewing this unusual collection.
which has never before been pub
licly exhibited.
The museum will be open thi:
afternoon from 3 to 5. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19
c R A N l NJ
CIR A OK E R s
Puzz1 FRS

Inauguration of President Roose-
Welt Tor a third term calls to Mn
questions about our other pras;.
dents. Have a 50 at these to SEQ
now much you recall about the
men who have led this nation.
l. President Roosevelt is being
lnaugurated Jan. 20 for a third
term, but when he leaves Office
four years later he will not have
served a full u years. Why is
2. What four Presidents served
less than four years?
3. What three Presidents. elected
TO a second term, did not serve a
complete eight years in office?
4. Who was the first President
elected by the present Republican
party?
.. What three Presidents wives
nave or had the name Anna?
Answers on Market Page
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19
Young Married People
Organize Church Group

Organization of a young married
peoples class Of the Sunday school
department of the Sixth Street Ad-
vent Christian church was an
nounced yesterday by l.. W. King,
department leader. Interested young
couples have been extended an in
vitation to participate in h e
groups study and activity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19
Troop School To Study
Principles OF Combat

romhat principles of small units
.ud infantry weapons will be
studied and discussed at the regu-
,as meeting of the 321st Infantry
rroon school, meeting Wednesday
,;obt in room 212 of the Postof-
flee building
instructors for the evenings
srudy will be First Lieut.. R. M.
Bntler, and Second Lieut.. H. K.
c+eusrt. both Of the 321st Infantry.
Tho meeting is scheduled for s
o'clnck.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19
Man Bitten By Mad Fox
To Take Rabies Test

Herbert Clark, WPA nightwatch-
nan at the rock quarry in h e
Castle Haynes section, prepared to
take the rabies treatment yester-
Gay when DR.. A. H. Elliot of the
health department informed h m
the fox that bit him Thursday was
mad.
Clark said the fox attacked him
suddenly and grabbed his shoulder
with his teeth late Thursday after.
noon. He said he was unable to
shake the fox off and had to choke
the beast before his grip loosened.
Another employe helped Clark kill
the fox. q
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19

The Douglas 8A-5 has a top speed
of 265 miles an hour, carries seven
guns, and a large bomb load.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Home Size Increased
By Attached GARAGE

Convenience is not the only ar
gument in favor of attaching the
garage to the house.
The attached garage has the. ef-
feet of making the house appear
larger by increasing the exterior
mass Of the building. When de-
signed to be attached to the house,
construction of new garage may
be financed HRdef-th the ModpTniZa-
ton Credit Plan of the Federal
Housing Administration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Appearance Of Home
Rests on Materials

Attractive appearance of the
small home often depends upon
the materials selected for the eX-
terror and how effectively they
are used in the design.
Concrete m sonry units Of
standard sizes may be laid in
coursed or random patterns and
finished with a colored or white
cement paint. Patterns may be
obtained by laying the units as
coursed, or random ashlar. in a
manner similar to that used for
stone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Buyer Now
Offered
Low Rates

The average American homf
seeker of 1871 can compare hi'
lituation with that which cXiStct
only a decade ago and reflect:
Gle can make IA small down
payment and obtain monthly
payment. amortized mortgage
extending over Is tn - years.
instead of lump" mortgage
which must he paid OF or re-
newed. with heavy fees, in three
to five years.
. He will he charged the low
est interest rate In history on
his mortgage.
sHe has no need for sec
ond mortgage. with it, eNtor-
tiOnate interest rate of 3 10 IL
per cent-Or third, at an in
terest rate Of 10 to Is per cent.
He can obtain protective
services which assure him
better quality home than ever
before.
But even that's not the whole
story. He can deal with an insti
tuition which can protect him TO :
degree impossible a decade ago
because that institution, once ",
terly dependent on its own TO
sources, now has ample credit re,
serves 10 fall back upon
1.-THE whole picture Of home
financing has changed, declared
James Twohy, governor Of the
Federal Home Loan Bank SyS-
tenn. which provides a credit
reservoir for 5000 thrift and
me-fnancing institutions.
Its a home buyers market.
the best In the country's history.
The depression brought plenty
of grief. but ID also resulted in
benefits which have set new
standards in home ownership.
The task of bringing construc-
ton costs down to a level where
all those OF lower income can
get the kind Of homes they want
! II far from completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Male Help Wanted

AMBITIOUS young man willing TO work
chance for advancement. 1909 JOY ROAD.
BOYS ot2l, 1921. neat appearing; expert
SIS 20 $40 weekly. 3l05 BaTlum Tower.
80 a. m.
BoYs-Oyer IS Local work salary. 5o2
Lincoln Building. before noon.
CLERICAL. ASSISTANTS for full and part
time work. Positions at starting sal
AIRY Of 81 200 per year 10 De nlied py corn
uefltiye examination. Applicants must be
between the ages 81 Is and 2s years ana
residents Of Detroit for One year immedl-
ately prior 20 the examination excepting
persons with honorable army, navy or ma
rlne discharges For fun details and APP
pncatinns write or apply At the oDetrolt
civil Service Commission, 18TH Floor. Wa
ter Board Building. T35 Randolph street,
10. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Lost end Found

BLACK Pomeranisn-kaN Terrier Lucky "
~ Adelaide Apartment Z. Liberal re
ward.
BRIEFCAsE LOST Downtown: engineer
ing papers valuable owner only. reward,
Madison 62as
COCKER spaniel E. I.arge-hisrka ms1s
crippled child pet Reward Dawson
1908
DOG LOST Male hound black tan. gray
ring around neck Livingston County
license On collar. reward. BEDFORD 0305.
DOG lost spitz, female, white Shni
bark Children grieVinR Hogarh Oo39.
DOG-Lost. Dlack-tan female Airedale. red
Collar cniio~-fueving Reward lni-
versity 3-4slo/
GERMAN Pointer. male. hver-Vhite. re-
ward 24502 Winona, Dearborn. Dear
born 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
PAYMENTS Like Rent

One Of the greatest advantages
Of the Federal Housing Admins
tratlon plan of home ownership Is
that the long term for payment
allows. the purchaser to build his
home with monthly costs as low
as rent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Start Year
In Newly Built Homes

For the week ending December
r. the United States Housing Au-
thority reported 1925 low-rent
dwellings under construction. COM
pleted or occupied in 335 public
housing projects.
Some $4,000 Americans will
celebrate the new year in decent
modern homes in public housing
communities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Emphasis Realigned

As a direct result, emphasis
II now given 10 factors and re-
Iationships which were fire.
quenily neglected and often
ignored in the uncontrolled
competition of pre-depression
days" Mcdonald said.
Emphasis il now placed on
risk instead OF value. The test
used II the probability Of the
loan being repaid rather than a
consideration of what can be
salvaged out Of the physical
security in ease there II de-
fault
1.-THE new devices for deter
mining the degree Of fisk
involved In any particular mort
gage loan and for bringing
about consistency In decisions
have come into use as result
OF the FLA.
Another example OF the
change in emphasis is that the
ria not only accepts but also
measures the probability of fu-
turc price and value fuctua-
tion~.
Readily observed also II the
fart-that- Lenders aFe-Re~ In
huenced more by the character
iSticS Of the borrower than
formerly. Now We consider the
amount. source and stability Of
the famiIN'S income. The bor-
rowcr's credit standing il very
definitely affected nv his char
acter. the harmony OF his family
life. and his associates"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Policies Of FILA
Help Stabilize
MortgdgeTe1ms
Methods for Rating
of Risks Strengthen
Financial Structure

BY Incorporating the best prac-
tices Of good lending procedure.
with its now proven methods OF
mortgage risk-rating. the Federal
Housing Administration has ac-
tually strengthened and aided in
the sterilization of the financial
structure of the nation, Admins
traitor Stewart Mcdonald has as
serted.
In Standardizing the best prac-
tices of traditional lending procc-
dure. Mcdonald pointed out, the
FILA has effected nationwide
uniformity of interest rates. mort
gage terms and methods of pay
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Thin Fuel Bed Unsafe

Fuel beds III automatic stokers
should be high enough TO cover
completely the air tuyeres, Iron
Fircmen engineers say. A fuel bed
that is too thin. and which burns
down into the retort, will damage
the unprotected parts of the stoker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

second nus MANILA envelope g. S9' con-
lnlnE bracelet and ear rings In boxes.
Teiephone after 4 ,. m Reward TO 71ssAs
PUPPY lost Male blond cocker spafiel
six months Reward Townsend 6ftai,
REV or recovery hhney
brown male Cocker Spaniel ; months .
lost -Mlle-coyentry, December 10, To" n
seud t3fs
SCARF LOST LADY, silver fox. pec"m-
ber 2a R-K-O Uptown Theafer. Reward.
Mr. HlEhes. Cadillac s13s.
sttN af fnores vicinity BeaufsitJeff
son. near bank Reward. FitzfQy 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Death notires

~ Lyra g., OF A2Il
Gransy beloved daughter Of he ate tr,n
and Catherine Hindt. dear sister Of Mrs
Lillian KieslinE. Mrs. Edna Horn. frci.
l. 10 and Elmer. and lifelong friend Of LILLIAN
schubert Funeral Monday 10 .. n
from A. n Peters Funeral Home 2tes
Gratiof avenue and 2 y. m. AZ First Erf-
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church. 81
Elliott ana Puif1rd Eufomhmeut Al White
Chapel Memorial PARK.
SCHMIII- January l. Sikoisus 20 3l2l
Concord. beloved husband ~ Anna dear
father ~ Mathew Funeral Monday. n
a m. from A. X. Peters Funeral Home.
l205T Gratiot and 8 A. M At oar Lad}
OF sorrows Church
rUIFDE--I,awnenee Ian l. la41 beloved
father Of Mrs. VIOLA riprkawski Roman
go. John and Walter. Funeral Tuesday al
80 - m Or m John Piorkowski
Funeral Home 1913 TromnleN street Sew
ices Al St. Stsnisisus Church a. ia a. m
Inferment Nj OliYe' Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
MAN WANTED

Young man. over 25. with car and some
experience in selling. Must be ambitious
to get ahead appointment only Cali
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Lumber. Building Materials

ALTERATIONS - PofchsH garages atfic
rooms all types remndelng No money
down 3 years To pay. Free estimates.
Complete line ~ new and used hdE mate
rial same terms We deliver. Great Lakes
Wrecking Co, 1895 Meyers. no. 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

sALEsMAN-Experie IN hardware
and mill supply trade, by nationally
Known manufacturer of quality hand
tools. pliers. chiseis. etc. HslarSE
travelling expenses. good opportunity
Answers 70 be considered must give
fuii Information Age. photo. sxp>fi-
enes. salary desired. etc. Apply
Box 5q7I Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Wisconsin Manufacturer

Territory being op~net. ts5-ssS p<r vess.
Car-no csnvassing-so sisek season. ggf
Apt, phone Mr.. kantz, 70 II, Ch. ma