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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-25
Reds Thrown
Into Retreat
Before City
Germans Cross Don
With Large Numbers
Of Tanks; Dive Bomb
ers Swarm Skies, and
Parachutists Drop Be-
hind Lines.

tHy The Associated Prcss)
Masses of German tanks ,d-
vanccd p"rilously closer to Stall
Ingrad today. forcing the Rus.
slams into Il new retreat less
than 10 miles from the great
\oI%a steel city, while other nazi
columns struck within 50 miles
II the GruZny oil fields in the
central Caucasus.
The Nichy (Frcnch) radio
luotcd Il Berlin spokesman as
h"HStin@ that the fate of Stall
'n@rad will he settled before the
mi "l tn" week."
F:Gni line dispatches said the
Germans had crossed the Don
WIN large numbers of tanks
while dive bambcrS >warmcd the
>hitN and naZi Dlra"h;ItiSts drop
pea hriiind Soviet defense lines
vita anti-tank guns. trench
mortarS and MOTORCYCLES.
\ German cnmmuniquC said
the !uitwaIfC was striking in
violent day and night raids
>ctlinS parts al Stalingrad
ailamc and infli"ting havoc on
The ciiNS armament works.
tn" RU~=IanS aid The Germans
drought up reserves during the night
nd attacked a dawn. with automa-
10 r.l" men advancing in the wake
i tanks WhIl" plane rainCd down
many tons q bombs"
Soviet troops beat off the first al
taos. q. Wa reported. and refused
1" break i'm bitter hand to hand Tight
ing .g 'ay '.,nrhc, when the Gc!-
man u''JrNcG q second time.
Su..u' dispatches >.id the Red
trn ne were nc!u" pledged on the
..'.a 49, t.-'' I" 'ac death.
" the crisis mounted. wita
Adrll Hitler racing 10 strike
decisive blow ahead of the Init
cd Nation" CIthrring thunder
heads. IUadnn nrwSpaprrS said
III" humr"umin- 0i Prime Min
lister { hurrriIl from Moscow last
uigiit indicated that allied action
In relieve The I~~E was i'm
miuCnt.
Significant. .., Of the FIRST ~
,rCCt CIu.,..' .... Vice Admiral
Lord Lau:- 2.@mn.,'.n. Grief of
British combined operations. VINO d.
."c'cd last week.. 'arvu-son cur
'alm raiser assault um Dlcppc.
France.
Tie prime mn SIC. himself wa
% "Uoyaut spirit ou returning from
IFS -.buO-m!ir journey - The Krcm-
..u Via tie Middle Eat.
",.. Stain mud E.s-r .yr1,rrr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-25
Nelson Sees
Oil Famine
WPB Chief Warns
East Coast Residents
to Prepare for Acute
Petroleum Shortage.

Washington. Aug. 25.-(Spl-
War Production Chirf Donald
Nilsson declared today thr oil
shortages ON the Atlantic coast
would hcrnm" more acute ana
warned east coast residents Ia
make provisions to meet il.
ID" i..i . conference ui New En-
Ha representatives. and wm aGcnCy
l.,... r...'a T." consider The pro-
D.,. That '.r governments lIr>; ta-i,
Aa. 3. "u ..E" var and that nothing
'nu. b.. r..w.itcd 'n interfere Win
iN,' effort.
Nr-ou -a.i the war production
noua n.d ..i authority 'u deal VITA
Do" n'...nmw DnnIcm Ind l..n on
has .a.aHo- 'Ho responsibility tor
ruG.w- ..r...u.u Surrounding IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
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over her face and throat Pats-gcntly-
to soften and release drt and makeup.
IIssucs offs well. Rinse, Wrhmc,C Ponds
rrvtr-yvftrrrrrr5 urrr+ rtrurryrrrg. -Tsyurs
oil again.
Copy her Ponds skin care GCD night
for daytime cIcan-up,, too. You'll sec
why war busy society women like Mrs
John Jacob Aston. Mrs Allan g. RYAN, use
Pond VIII, more women and girls use
1t than any other face cream. Ask for the
targcr sizes YOU get even more for your
money. All sizes popular IN price. At
beauty counters everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

over 1000 miles OF L. s. a. stretch
~ between shirley and her soldier
hnoG. 80, naturally. shirley SAYS. were
both counting the days until Blul come,
home ON leave"
Hell find d radiant Shirley waiting to
g,ct nina goldcn-hircd girI with a
complexion that is camoo-lo,cly-lt's 50
huc, so smooth.
Yes, de take good coyC Of my skin"
she confessed. But u dmiltmd mach time
on it. Just my Pond crcamiug, oo1 day.
They make my face feel just ic,ol and
ScH and dam n, ram b,''
Shirley smoojhs Ponds Gold Cream all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
LAG HIS IEEpEEEA

SIZES HERRING ElLS-PlEI-pEAEA
PIN until Barney's next leave when
they buy her engagement rlng to-
gcthcr. Tie didn't want To pick It out
without me, " Shirley SAID.
tstlof)
4 WARTIME 'TLICHTWATCH"
GIRL Shirley is on duty from pm.
to am. SIX nights every week in the
important Communications Depart
mcnt Of Pan American Aiwa>s, Pacific
DIVISION. She's on the alert every NM
ute between radio, tclctypc, telegraph
lstcnlng for and transmitting com.
mands and reports on the planes. In
this picture she IS operating recorder
OF Link Trainer, while Clipper Cap
tain pohshcs his blind flying.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
ForresfaI Remains Chief
Of General AniIine
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-James For
restal will continue as acting man
ager of the General Aniline & Film
Corp, AGFA-ANSCO Division, at
Binghamton, N. Y, it was learned
today.
Executives of the company, which
has lost nearly a dozen key en-
ployes through resignation or Sus-
pensions since the Treasury began
investigating its former connections
with German industry, decided at a
meeting yesterday ito keep on roll
ing under our own momentum"
Forrestal replaced Leopold Eckler.
who with four other executives was
suspended January 13. The Treas
ury order said they ''personified the
domination of the company by the
German Dye Trust" q. G. Farben-
industrie).
Nine hundred AGFA-ANSCO en-
ployes had petitioned the Treasury
to reinstate Eckler.
1t was indicated unofficially that
any new change in the company
would hinge on an expected preSi-
dental proclamation regarding alien
property. A large majority of Cen
eral Aniline's common stock is list
ed to foreign holders.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
Many Stock Leaders
Fractions Higher
Al Session S End
Small Declines Spot
List; About 400, 900
Shores Traded
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Press Financial Writer,


NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Stocks
again took the offensive In a mild
and restricted way today and as
sorted market leaders managed to
regain some of the, ground lost last
week.
Slight upward tendencies were in
evidence at the start and, while
negligible declines spotted the list,
final advances of fractions were well
distributed.
1t was hardly a runaway sorti.,
although transfers of approximately
100000 shares were considerably In
excess of yesterdays lowest turnover
since last June.
Some aspects of the war news were
cheering marketwise, and business
developments more or less overbal-
anced fears OF taxes, shortages and
priorities. Bidding cropped up here
and there on the theory the lengthy
stalemate may have discounted a
lot. of bearish happenings. Appre-
hension over the outcome of the
japanese siege of Singapore, plus
the cloudy British campaign in
Africa, served to limit buying in
many cases.
Among stocks touching new 1941-
AZ tops were Lima Locomotive and
Transue & Williams. The former
was buoyed by prospects of growing
demand for rail equipment while the
latter reflected an earnings state
ment revealing 1941 net of S416 a
share against rs cents in 1910.
In the supported class were Union
Pacific, Santa Fe, New York Gen.
tral, United States Steel, Bethle-
hem, Chrysler, General Motors,
Goodrich, Sears Roebuck, Interna-
tional Harvester, Westinghouse.
Dow Chemical, Eastman Kodak.
J. c. Penney, International Mer-
camille Marine and Standard Oil
IN. j..
Lagging most of the time were
J. I. Case, Douglas Aircraft, West
ern Union. American Can, Du Pont.
Philip Morris and Coca-Cola.
Bond Market Lower.
The bond market drifted irregu-
larly lower as buyers showed little
disposition TO do any aggressive
bidding even in the recently favored
rails.
Going into the final hour the main
list was about evenly balanced with
small gains and losses while a few
special issues swung in wider arc.
A group of South American loans
attracted enough support to tack on
advances of major fractions to q
point or more.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
Oil Production
Shows Decline
During Week
Bv trf Associated Press,

Bv tff Associated Press.
TULSA, Okla, Feb. 3-Daily
crude oil production in the United
States declined 453.155 barrels TO
So 1868 300 for the week ended jan
uarv 81, the Oil and Gas journal
said today.
Texas, with three shutdown days
for the week compared to one the
previous week. was down ASS 900 to
1,27OOO0, with East Texas off 148,800
to 291 600.
California declined $4,000 to 635,-
750; Oklahoma, $500 to 408,850, and
Kansas, 5000 to 251 200.
The Rocky Mountain area produc-
ton increased 10,480 to 1880; I'LL
nois, 1885 to 375,095; Michigan,
3.1OO to 81 300; Eastern fields, TOO to
10000. and Louisiana, AIS to 366 ,805.
Daily production was 273,540 bar
rels greater for the week than during
the same period of last year.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
Harpoon Industry Needed
To Meet War Scarcity

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Uncle Sam
has the creation of a brand-new
mass industry on his hands-the
making of whaling harpoons.
The sperm oil of whales, among
its other uses, is valuable as an
industrial lubricant, and the job of
making the harpoons will give work
to small manufacturers under the
armament program.
The contract distribution branch
of the War Production Board told
this story of the need for the 5-foot
instruments of death which are
shot into whales from cannon:
Until the war started they were
hand-forged from Swedish iron by
Scandinavian whalemen in their off,
season and sold for $40 or $50.
Their customers were all over the
world.
Whalemen of American and other
nationalities thus left the harpoon-
making job largely to the Scandi-
navians, so there was never any
need for mass manufacture In this
country.
Now this Government wants 1000
of the instruments made as quickly
as possible, and the w. P. B. has ap-
pealed to its New York Office for
help in finding small manufacturers
with facilities for the job.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
General Motors Corr.
Reduces Dividend
To 50 Gents

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Directors Of
General Motors Corp. late yesterday
voted a dividend of so cents a share
on the common stock, q reduction Of
so cents a share from the payments
made in June, September and De-
cember last year.
In the first quarter of 1941 pay
ment of IS cents a share was made.
The dividend is payable March II
to stockholders of record Febru-
ary 13.
approximately $4,000 900 will be
distributed in dividend checks TO
the company's shareholders on
March u.
Financial quarters recently eSti-
mated the 1941 earnings of the giant
automobile concern compared IA
vorably with S432 a share on the
common stock earned in 1910, but
suggested current earnings prob
ably would be affected by the SuS-
pension of normal output of cars for
civilian use and the cost of con-
verting production to full wartime
basis.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-The week.
long grain market retreat was halted
today.
Led by rye and soybeans. prices
rallied fractions to about a cent at
times on the strength of buying at
tributed to dealers who regarded the
recent decline as an incentive to
acquire ownership. Many also con-
tended Government price control
measures apparently had been off,
set inasmuch as spot prices Of both
wheat and corn had slipped slightly
below levels at which the Commodity
Credit Corp. Is selling supplies.
Before today's rally, wheat was 4
to cents below the highs a week
ago. best prices posted here since
1887. Corn was about cents under
week-ago peaks, oats 3 cents below,
rye to cents lower and soybeans
to lower.
Wheat closed 12-7s cent higher
than Yesterday. May. 1875 "a: July,
1914: corn. 12-7s up, Nav. 87%
July, S9Is-l4; cats, 12-Sa higher;
rye, 1l8-1as higher; soyoeans, "a
is higher.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
u. S. Steel Corp. Names
General Solicitor
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Roger M.
Blough, 38-year-old lawyer, has been
appointed general solicitor in charge
of all legal matters for United States
Steel Corp, Benjamin F. Fairless,
president, announced. Blough sue
ceeded William Beye, who died last
October 27.
Blough wss graduated from Yale
Law School in 1881 and has been
with the New York law firm of
White g. Case since then. He was
born near Johnstown, Pa, took
preparatory and college work at Sus-
uuehanna University, in Pennsyl-
vania, and graduated there in 1925
with en- A. B. degree.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
Proportion Of Tenont
Farms Decreases

By the Associated Press.
The Census Bureau reports that
the percentage of farms operated
by tenants declined from 42.4 to 1877
per cent between 1880 and 1910.
The decrease was attributed
mostly to the mechanization Of
farms, which has enabled owners
to operate greater acreage. include
ing some acreage formerly rented
out to tenants. r.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Feb. 3-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF
35 commodities today declined to 1854
Previous day, $500; week ago. 9s.Oo;
I94l 40. 1910. 1899. 1a33-38.
High - 9s.96 1925 1922 9s14
Low 7703 $3.50 63.78 41.44
1926 average equals 100)
Evening star., 1942-02-03

=, Wheat' NO. mixed; .26a2. Corn. No.
Sat4-fa No = 7sst -ssia oats. No. No. 7 I
mixed, 57'+-,5s; No. white, !5sla; No. 8,
55h4-5714; No. 4. 50i2 Barley, mating,
1898, nominal feed ard screenings 57-s3.
nominal. Soybeans, No. yellow. l. 20.
Field seed. per hundredweght, nominal:
timothy, 7.50-T75; alsike, l50O-1s 90:
red top. s.0O-s.75: red clover. l6. .OO-l 90;
sweet clover. 8 $4,000.
Evening star., 1942-02-03

Capital Transit stock scored an
other new high mark on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange today when
20 shares sold at 1885, up rs points
from the last sale at %.
Washington Gas Light preferred
figured in a small sale at 101. un-
changed from other recent trans
ferS.
Mergenthaler Linotype will make
another new high on the next sale,
the bid today reaching 35 with 351a
asked. The stock sold the other day
at 34A.
Junior Bankers Push Bonds.
Washington Chapter, American
Institute of Banking, received word
today that Nationwide efforts are
being made to complete mobiliza-
ton of the 10000 members of. the
organization in the Government S
Defense bond campaign. The ma
tional campaign is the outcome OF
preparations made by 400 local
chapters and study groups.
Evening star., 1942-02-03


Comcl Solv Bog
Comwl Ed 1.s0--
Comwlth e. So
Comw & So pf g.
Conde Mast .40ez
Congoleum Ia
Consol Air 4g
icons Ger pf =
tConC pr pf6.50.
Cons Cop .75g
Consol Ed 1.60--
Consol Ed pf B.
Consol Oil 80.
Con RR Cuba pf-
Cons'd't'n Coal.
Container .25e--
Cont BakinE---
Cont Can o.
Cont Diam'd l..
Cont Ins Goa
Cont Mot log
Cont Oil .25e--
Cont Stl 2.50g-.
Copperweld so
Corn Pl cd 81
Crane Co IL
tCrane CIV pf o.
Cream of WI. 80
Crosley c .30g
Crown cas- 1g
Cr C&S of 2.25-.
Crown Zell .25e-
Crucible Stl IS--
tCuba RR pf---
Cuban-Am Sug
fCuneo P pf so
Curtis Publish
Curtiss-Wr 1g
Curtsis-Wr A 2g.
Cutler-H 1.50g-
Davega s pf1.25.
Dawson C cog
tDayP 80
Decca Rec Goa
| Deere g. Co 2g--
Del & Hudson
Del Lack & Wn-.
Det Edison .35e-
| tDevoe&Reyn l.
Dad M pf 1.50-
| DistNl C-S h2.22
Dome Mines h2-
Douglas Air 5g--
Dow Chem 3 -.
Duplan s .60g--
| Du Pont 7s----.
Du Pont pf 4.50-
fDuqu 1st Of g.
Eastn Air Lines
| Eastn Roll Mills
Eastm'n Kod g..
Eaton Mfg B..
| EdisBrosS 1.2W
Evening star., 1942-02-03

11:00 AM 10000 1900 Noon 100000
100 PM 100000 200 PM 280,000
Total $4,000
tUnit of trading. ten shares; sales
printed in full In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such COM
panies Rates of dividend in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
extra dividends are not included. xd N
dividend. xr Ex rights Also extra Or
fal this cssa OF n
last year Payable in Canadian funds.
< Accumulated dividends paid or declared
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
TRAIN NOW FOR
DEFENSE INDUSTRIES

America needs skilled men and women in growing
numbers TO help produce equipment TO fight ths
Axis. Get the training now in one Of the local
schools that will III your particular needs. Consult
the "Trsds Schools" elsssihesiion.in Qniek-Aefio1
TIMES WANT ADS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
knowledge Test
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen g. johnson

Explain the phrase: ta) ver9
bum sap; (b) sanctum: (c) red
tape.
2-Who, In the Bible: (a) Too16
Judas place as an apostle5
(b) had his boat used by Christ
when He preached; (c) first
said the Lords Prayer?
Finish these common sayingsz
(a) To leave no 80. unturneds 4
(b) Caesars wife should b
above ....; (c) where the
-. pinches.
iz-What was the name Of: fa1
The Greek hero with a weak
heel; (b) the American authox
who frst spoke of the AL
mighty Dollar: (c) the French
hero with an enormous noSe7 4
lin what book VIII you find: Cav
Sairy Camp: (b) Peter Quince> :
(c) Tony Lurnpkin7
,-What writer used this narne<
(a) Artemus Ward; (b) UnclG
Remus; tc) Mark Twsinf
ANSWERS on Page 81
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
r II F F Y
H e N r Y
d r AFTIE

Custer singled out today for spe-
cialized training in the Army and
Navy Hospital at Hot Springs,
Ark, were three Detroit men.
Pvts, Herbert II. Langley, 1882
Whitefield and Edward r. Heintz,
1880 Ilene. have been sent to the
southern post to study as surgical
technicians, while Pvt. Clement j.
Fatterthwaite will enter the X-ray
technicians school. Fourteen other
men accompanied the three.
Among enlistments announced
today in the Fort Custer recruit
reception center was Paul w. Lei
sure Of 474S Rochester street,
Birmingham.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
I dtCuster Try
For Commissions
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, June 5.-Seven
men from the Detroit area today
returned to their homes to await
the decision Of the Fort Custer
officer candidate board on applica-
tions for commissions in the
United States Army.
The men, Frank Teingasser,
11701 Hubbell; Clyde +. Mervin,
1854 Hubbell; David 1. Spooner,
1913 Greenwich; George Warner,
17201 Redford; Leo J. Birch,
Schoolcraft; Charles S. Burros,
Holly, and George T. Martin,
Dearborn, volunteered to serve as
enlisted men during the 13 weeks
basic training course and then
become eligible for appointment to
an officers training school.
Included among the Detroit
selectees in the Fort Custer re-
cruit reception center are a Crosse
Pointe polo player and a symphony
composer.
Pvt. Paul Denning, polo player
and real estate operator, is await
ing assignment to training
station. His wife and child are re-
naming in Crosse Pointe.
Pvt. Thomas Wigle, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arch Palmer Wigle, 4S9
Peterboro, after completing music
studies In Austria, played for five
years as a violinist with the Kan
sas City Philharmonic Orchestra.
He is a composer and is now COM
pleting a symphony.
Among the II men from two
A4A~1 l.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
u. s. 8. BLUE

One Of the important func-
tions of destroyer craft In
time of war Ia that Of guard
Ing troop transports and
supply Conveys. With sub
marine wolf packs ION the
loose" the greyhounds Of thA
fleet maintain constant vigil.
When the United States
destroyer u. 8. 3. Blue was
stationed at Pearl Harbor,
members of Its crow requested
an insigne that would express
their faith and pride In q ship
which they considered TO be
the "top In its line" The
fulfillment of their wishes
was an Enthusiastically Disney
pelican, wearing q gob's hat
and strutting along with typi-
cal navy confidence. The
birds commodious bill has
become somewhat underslung
with the weight Of formidable
looking torpedoea.
Combat Insignia stamp De~ign Copy
right, 1es2. Hearst Publications, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
Daily Quiz

Black diamonds are valuable
industrial gems, but the BLACK
diamonds" which we keep in
our homes are kept where7
Calico dress material owes its
name to the city in India from
which IL was first imported.
Name the city?
Brazil has offered erva-mate
as substitute beverage. What
is erva-n1ate?
Would 1t make any difference
If a Japanese committed sep
puku instead of hari-kiri?
THE goldfish who has to share
his bowl with a certain silver
fish found in the Atlantic
will find his quarters slightly
cramped. Why?
Head, Heart and Health are
three of the famous quad
ruplets which make up the
code of the All Club. Which
one Is missing?
ANSWERS on Page 3i)
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05

How Ham Can Help 60 Bal
ance the Weekly Food Budget.
Delicious Ham Recipes for the
Whole Week, Including Ham Su-
prcme, Ham and Egg Pie, Cream
Beans and Hooks, and Others.
Also Timely Prize-Winning Rec
ipes, Including Hot Dog Curls,
Dutch Meringue Tea Cakes and
Others--All I'm the Housewives
Food AImanack, That Unusual
Feature In The American
Weekly, With This Sundays
issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05

Every day In the daily and Sun
day Detroit Times you will find
black and white stamp copy OF
full color War Insignia Stamp
lch copies are exchangeable for
he full color stamps.
When you obtain 10 OF these
black and white copies (ANY 10
will do, as the copies DO NOT
have to be consecutively num-
bered) you can send to Detroit
Times War Insignia Stamps. p. o.
Box 1918. Detroit, Mich. and OBJ
ain the first 10 full color stamps
IN the series of 5 sets Of 10 full
color insignia in this thrilling NEW
series of full color United States
War Insignia Stamps.
When you send for your stamps
il is important to enclose SELF
ADDRESSED, STAMPED EN-
VELOPE; also that you fill in and
enclose a War Insignia Stamp
Order Blank such as appears Tin
connection with this article.
LATE STARTERS o. X.
You follow the same process In
obtaining the other sets of 10. You
will readily see how late starters"
can still obtain the COMPLETE
set of so Full Color United States
War Insignia Stamps, II they bear
in mind that black and white ex-
changeable stamp copies do NOT
have to be consecutive.
Collectors, II you want an at
tractive place in which to keep
your War Insignia Stamps in or
derly fashion, II Is suggested you
buy the 20-page rotogravure War
Insignia Stamp Album. offered for
only 15c by The Detroit Times.
This album has space for each
stamp, as well as information
about each insignia. You can order
the album when you send for your
full color stamps, or separately, by
addressing War Insignia Stamps,
The Detroit Times. p. o. Box 1918.
Detroit, Mich. enclosing necessary
fee.
You do NOT, however, have to
buy an album to obtain the NEW
50 full color WAR INSIGNIA
STAMPS, as there is absolutely no
charge for this attractive poster
stamp series with reproductions of
insignia used by various units of
Uncle Sans fighting forces.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
How 10 Start
Collecting War
Insignia Now

Numerous poster stamp fans who
delayed collecting the so NEW
Full Color United States War In
signia Stamps. offered FREE to
Detroit Times readers, are catch
ing up" now. Have you started
YOUR collection? It's not too late!
You can begin TODAY!
The following instructions tell
how: