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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-12
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State Senator
Charges Nowok
Folsified Cloims

DETROIT, Dec. l2--(R-
State Senator Stanley Nowak Of
Detroit, 39-year-old Polish-born
yeterah,ofs eSvo tPrms in@tls -.
gislature who was elected 4
third time last November, faced
a charge today of violating the
naturalization I, .ws.
Indicted by . federal grand
jury, Senator Nowak, a demo-
crat, was accused of falsely sta
ting, at the time of his request
for naturalization in 1897, that
he was not affiliated with any
organization whose principles
teach the overthrow Of organized
government"
The indictment. asked by As
sistant u. S. District Attorney
John w. Babcock and returned
yesterday in the court of Federal
Judge Edward ]. Monet, alleges
that Nowak was a member of the
Communist Party of America
when he asked to made q citi-
ze.l.
Senator Nowak also was des-
cribed in the incident as one of
the organizers of the Commu-
mist Party of America in 1919.
HELD OVERNIGHT
Federal men arrested Nowak
last night and he was held in
communicate overnight.
In the legislature Nowak has
been known as a left winger. He
has been identified with labor
organizations for several years
and is at this time q organizer
for the CLOS hotel, restaurant
and beverage workers union in
Detroit.
When the Communist party
ticket was renoved from the
Michigan ballot in 1941 as q mi
nority party with an insuffici-
ent following, Nowak ' as a lead
See INDICTED-Page :
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Trapped laps.
Fighting On
But Allies contiaue
70 Gain On Fee

ALLIED HEADQUAHIX
IN AUSTRALIA, Dee. n n
- japanese troops are malE1
desperate efforts to break a. z
their trap in the Buna ox6qti
New Guinea, m Allfod c.
munique declared today, ( ~
their remaining positions ~ ln
ing blotted out Intellectually ~
Allied artillery and thar G. ~
er attacks "bloodily repuloo ID
With Coma in Allied -
the japanese were pinned
against the sea on . nai1ps
strip Of beach about nina Ju1
long. A few were repofto1 .
resisting along the trail - 0Q
puta. about six miles inlora1. 4
Frustrated in their attemQoo
reinforce their troops b. 1
the japanese were SIN IT,
to supply them by paroeD&
the communiQue reported. ss!
In their frantic efforts - 60
cape death or capturo g.
counter attacked ropeo16
south of Samantha, hea9 -
repulsed in bloody 1ghkin1 G
time, the bulletin 1to4 60
Douglas MacArthur's . 49,
tiers said. Allied p1hn1D ~
See JAR8-Engo 8 ~,
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. H.
R-Battle-scarred but proud,
the cruiser San Francisco is
home from the Solomons for the
repair of damages she suffered
while sinking a Jap cruiser and
destroyer and starting Jap
battleship on its way to the bot
tom.
The story of the San Francisco
is proof of the Nays way Of
training men.
A 31-year-old officer, Lieut..
Commander Bruce McCandless
of Long Beach, Calf. took
charge of the vessel, flagship Of
its task force. and fought the
critical moments of a great
battle off Savo Island in the
Solomons early in the morning
OF Nov. Is.
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Command was handed down
successfully from Rear Admiral
j. Callaghan through IL officers,
and by the moments peculiar
demands, finally came to Nc
Candies.
Admiral Callaghan, Captain
Cassin Young, and three COM
manders were the Senior Off
GERS. All but one COMMANDMENTS
killed. He was badly wounded.
McCandless was Senior surviv-
ing officer on the bridge.
The Navy, which has cited
McCandless for the COMPRESSION
al medal of honor, made it clear
il treasured this story of how
young officers rose to the re-
sponsibility of command.
Officers and men who came
off the battered ship, added
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New Casually
LIST Released
Navy Reveals
lotest Losses

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-(P)
The Navy Department an
nounced today that 1913 new
casualties of the Navy, Marine
Corps and Coastguard were re-
ported to next of kin from
Nov. 1880.
The casualties. which include
dead, wounded and missing,
brought the total reported to
next of kin since the Pearl Har-
Dor attack to 1888.
OF the new casualties. SAG
See CASUALTIES-Page 2
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Garbage 10 Solve
Rubber Problem?
loeol Chemist
Potents Process

Edmund Kurek. SO year old
retired Mount Clemens chemi-
cal engineer, believes he has
solved the nations rubber prob
lem.
He has filed papers of patent
intent with the U. S. patent Of
flee on a process which will con-
vert ordinary household garbage
into vital Butadiene Isopreme.
Kurek received his official no
tice of receipt for his patent ap-
plication from Washington to-
day and firmly believes that his
discovery may play . major part
in the solution of transportation
and other rubber-related short
ages.
He says that, rs Q result Of his
experiments, he il convinced
that the raw material (gArbage)
of 100 cities would provide Ssf-
ficient synthetic rubber for the
worlds use. He says that the
product Is suited 20 mass pro-
duction and will easily with
stan d the climatic hazards q
the tropics.
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All But Four
1000 Men
Aboard Saved
Liner President
Coolidge Lost
in South Poeifie
WASHINGTON. Dec. ]

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12(xI:
The former liner Presido
Coolidge. operating - IN aEM
transport fully loaded with 80
proximately 1000 troops. hit e.
mine and sank in the South -
cific, the Navy announced today9
with q loss of only four man.
Prompt and efficient reoea,Q
efforts" were credited with hol6S
ing casualties 70 % small nalnt
Der. the Navy said. u,
The Navy announcement a.
not disclose in what area q ~
South Pacific the n, $50 tim 49,
sci was operating It The IT,
and said merely that Il wae T.
! q war mission. "a
The names Of those lose 49,
not given, but Il WIS stoto1 M
the survivors inclpke6
Nelson, San branches. ~
ter of the President Coo116 u
This was the tenth troG
announced by the Navy a1h
ing been sunk BY enony -
The sinking Of live te1
! NM cp0Tetiepes - 4l1
On December 3. rriof - tGno1
less Of four troop carr30fo III
Solomons area had been disea
ed. ~ ~
The President Coolidse r.
the largest Of the ten.
The vessel was owned ~
American President Lines q
Francisco but had been Cher
ed and operated by tie
Shipping Administrators FIR S
Army. II was completed In III
At the Newport News, Va. Ghlp4
building Company. 4
OF the actual loss ~ TIE 49,
See SINKNG-Paee 8 =
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SHE SUNK JAP CRUISER CRIPPLED BATMESHIP:
Battle Scared L. S. Cruiser Steams Into Home Port

some new details TO the story of
the cruisers .stounding stand
against superior Jap odds in the
engagement the crew calls by
the strange name of the Battle
of the Lilacs.
That name was explained by
William A. Wheeler, Yeoman,
LIST class, from Worcester, Mass,
a 23-year-old with full blown
beard.
You see,' he said, every
time we moved into that area We
could smell lilacs. and every
time we smelled lilacs we got a
fight.
''On this night I could smell
EN- strong, and I knew we were
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Chiefs Confer?

LONDON, Dec. 12-(R-
Reuters said today that the
Rome Radio reported a meeting
in North Africa between Gen.
Sir Bernard l.. Montgomery,
commander of the British Eighth
Army in Libya, and Gen. Ken
meth A. N. Anderson, command
er of the British First Army in
Tunisia, adding that "this seems
to foreshadow concerted action
by the Allies.
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The Italian High Command 5
war bulletin, without supporting
details, reported today that Brit
ish armored attacks had been
warded off in Libya.
For their part the Germans,
frustrated in their drive upon
Allied-held Medjez Ell Bah, IS
miles southwest of Tunis, said
today that in new thrusts stub
born Allied defenders had been
wiped out at q bridgehead south
of the Medjerda river, which BIZ
sects the Mateur-Tebourba line
in Tunisia.
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BERLIN (FrOni G m a n
Broadcasts), Dec. 12-(P)-The
German high command said to-
day that a United States des-
troyer was sunk by a U-boat off
Oran and that a British destroy
er was sunk in a naval engage
ment in the English Channel
last night.
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Greek Unit

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL Up
- Formation Of a Greek bat
TALON in the Army Of the Unit
ed States was announced today.
Secretary of War Stimson said
organization Of the infantry
unit would begin Immediately.
Enlisted personnel 50 far as
practicable will be Greek Ma
tioRab,
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DETROIT, Dec. IL - R -
Day shift workers at the No. I
plant Of the Bohn Aluminium
and Brass Corp. here walked out
again today. as company and
union officials pressed for War
Labor Board approval of a wage
agreement which was agreed
upon in October.
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LONDON, Dec. IL -(P -
British and United States author
tides haye been holding Informal
conversst iolss Looking toward
finding q uniform pattern Of
censorship, but nothing concrete
has developed thus far, diploma
tic quarters said today.
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Blast Tanker

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-(R
Army planes bombed a Japa-
nese tanker, possibly damaged
another and shot down six Zero
planes in the Northern Solo
mons recently, the Navy an
nounced today in a cOmmunique
disclosing that the enemy had
established a flying field only
about $50 miles from the Ameri-
can position on Guadalcanal.
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Tiny Corvette
ReScueS l95
i'm Atlantic

OTTAWA, Dec. IL - (P A
tiny Canadian corvette, on SUBJ
marine patrol in the Atlantic,
has rescued the 1875 survivors of
a torpedoed Canadian merchant
man on the high seas and landed
them safely at western Allan
tic port.
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Ask Court Aid
in Wisconsin
Ruling is Sought
on Governorship

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 12-(R
- LIEUT.. Gov. Walter S. Good
land was busy conducting the
affairs of state today, but the
Wisconsin Supreme Court was
even buster completing prepare
tions for legal action to deter
mine whether he, Gov. Julius p.
He'll or neither should serve as
chief executive the next two
years.
The high court was asked to
assume original jurisdiction in
determining who should be gov
ernor and Chief Justice Marvin
B. Rosenberg announced last
night the tribunal would hold a
hearing Monday to decide why
it should net act as requested.
The uncertainty surrounding
the governorship, unparalleled
in Wisconsin history, developed
when Gov. Elect Orland S. Loo
mis-, 49-year-old Progressive
who defeated He'll, died sudden
ly this week. LOOMS death
marked the first time a Wis
consin Governor-elect died be-
fore assuming office and the
manner of succession is without
precedent in law.
Goodland, without waiting for
an official opinion, Immediately
had himself sworn in as lieuten-
ant governor, a post to which he
was reelected for his third
term, and announced he would,
as acting governor, conduct bud
get hearings begun by LOOMS.
CA> CnVCn MOD DA.>
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Reds Advance

LONDON, Dec. IL - R -
The German Radio today broad
cast a report by DNB, German
News Agency, which said that
Russian forces under General
Gregory ZhukOv had reached
Belyi. so miles southwest Of
Rzhev and IS miles north Of
Sm0lensk.
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LONDON, Dec. IL - R) -
British light naval forces sank q
medium-sized supply vessel and
an escort ship In an attack on
an Axis convoy off Dieppe last
night, an Admiralty communi-
que announced today.
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LANSING, Dec. 12-(F-The
State Highway department an
nounced Friday 1t would drop
three night and early morning
crossings from its stat, ferry
schedule at the Straits Of Mac
kinac, effective Dec. FL.
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Germans Lash
al Red Lines
All Assaults
Are RepuIsed
BY HENRY CASSIDY

MOSCOW, Dec. IL - (R) =
The third battle for the elbow
of the Don River west of Stall
ingrad appeared to be under
way today with Axis forces
launching repeated attacks on
the east bank of the river but
Russian advices from the front
said that the Red Army was re-
pulsing all assaults.
The Russians declared their
own advance continued on sec
tors of both the Stalingrad and
central fronts, including a point
west of Rzhev where they fore
ed a water crossing and captured
enemy front-line trenches.
The Don Elbow, which the
Germans occupied last August,
was reconquered by Soviet
troops in a sweeping push that
got underway in force Novem-
Der 10.
RELIEVE GARRISONS
The main German object now
appeared to be to strike back in
this sector to relieve garrisons
at which the Russians are pound
ing.
In a campaign marked by
swift turns and surprising ma
neuver. the Red Army had push
See RUSSIA-Page z
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ate X X X
bulletins
Deadly Raid

LONDON, Dec. 12-(P)-The
Paris Radio said today that 100
persons were killed and 219 in
jured during the Raj raid on the
Philips Wireless Valve and
Radio Work at Eindhoven, the
Netherlands, last Sunday.
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u. s. Mission

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-(P-
The Dakar Radio, heard here
by CHS, reported today that a
United States military mission
had arrived yesterday at Dakar
for a 48-hOur visit.
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ILIEVE GARRISONS
Stamp No. I'D
Good for ;
Pounds Sugar

Stamp Number 10 In War Ra-
ton Book One will be good
from Dec. IS to Jan. 81, inclus-
i've, for three pounds of sugar,
the Office of Price Administra-
ton Board in Detroit announc-
ed today. Stamp Number Nine
expires at midnight Dec. Is.
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Priehs Mercantile open every
evening until 3 p. n.
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Priehs Mercantile open every
evening until 3 p. N.
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Priehs Mercantile spen ever
evening until D =. =.
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Importiol Coverose
Of All loeol News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Victim Of Shot
Held as Bandit

Shot by police who say he was
one Of two men they saw beating
and robbing a drinking companion,
Audley Wright, "a, OF 2047 Fifth
street. today was in Receiving Hos
pital with a bullet wound in his
chest.
Wright was shot by Patrolman
Willard Neilan, who said he saw
Wright and another man Strong
arTning" companion IN an alley
in the rear Of 942 Michigan ave.
nue.. Neilan said he called 10 the
pSlr and they ran. lie ordered
ttNn 10 halt, he said. then fired
one shot into the air and ano,he,
which struck Wright. The other
man escaped.
Wright is charged with assault
and robbery OF James NcAreayy
az, Of 203s West Lafayette avenue
McAreavy said he met Wright anc
has Companion in a tavern and hac
SeVersl drinks with them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Allied Sub Sinks
$4,000 Tons

MELBOURNE. Australia, March
Is INS).-Arrival Of a United
Nations submarine at an Aus.
tralian port after a 15,000-mile
expedition during which it sank
10000 tons of Japanese shipping
was disclosed today.
THE London Daily Telegraph
said the submarine sank seven
japanese supply ships and one
troop ship)
The submarines dramati
Odyssey was marked not only by
The destruction of enemy vessels
in enemy-dominated waters. but
also by several narrow escapes
Enemy ships and planes sought &c
dispose of the craft with depth
charges and aerial bombs on sew
eral occasions. but each time Tho
submarine escaped 10 resume It's
onSlaughtS.
The submarines victorious voy-
age lasted 90 days and penetrated
into the waters Of Indo-China. the
Philippines and Malaya--all con-
trolled by the enemy. II was one
of the most successful underSeas
raidng expeditions in the il
weeks Of war in the Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Business Groups
Back Sales Tax

WASHINGTON. March 16
QNS).-As the deadline for pay
ing income taxes came today, two
more large business organizations
urged Congress 10 help finance the
war by enacting a general federal
sales tax-one Of them declaring
that such law should be accom-
panied by appropriate control OF
wages and salaries" IS
The recommendations were
made to the House ways and
means committee by the Brooklyn
Chamber of Commerce and the
National Retail Dry Goods AsSo-
citation. The committee is consid-
ering the S76l0,000,00o new reve-
nue. program suggested by the
treasury, which has steadfastly
opposed a sales tax. asking in
stead that personal income levieS
be doubled and inposts on cor
porations be increased drastically.
Like the New York State Cham
Der Of Commerce and the National
Association Of Manufacturers, the
two organizations today also asked
that some $2.0o0,000,000 be slashed
from non-war spending. and OPP
posed the treasury's plan 10 collect
income taxes through pay roll de-
auctions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Coast Guard
Ship Abandoned
After Sub Attack

HAVANA, March 16 INS).-
Rescue vessels were believed TO be
conducting a new search today
after radio stations in Cuba picked
up a message from a United States
Coast Guard vessel saying the
crew was abandoning ship after
the craft had been torpedoed and
Shelled by a submarine.
The distress call gave the coast
guard boats location in the east
ern Caribbean near the French
island of Guadalupe.
Nine additional survivors Of the
torpedoed American sugar trans
port Colabee were picked up and
landed at Nuevitas, bringing the
number rescued from the Colabee
to ID. Search continued for p
other members of the crew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Toledo Couple
Are Found Slain

TOLEDO. March 16.-Althougt
evidence Indicated murder-suicide
police today considered possibility
of a suicide pact in the deaths
Of Egbert w. BlakeSlce, noted
engineer, and his socialite wife
Marjorie, found dead in their
automobile parked on exclusive
.Torrey Hill drive.
Coroner Frank Kraft said he
removed a .32-caliber gun from
IBlakeslee's right hand. Mrs
BlakeSlee had been shot foul
times in the left side, and BlakeS.
lee was shot three times in the
left chest. An inquest is planned
BlakeSlee was an engineer from
the Champion Spark Plug Co.
and a nephew of Mrs. Robert
a. Stranahan. social leader whose
husband is president of the spark
plug firm.
The two were married early
last year. and moved to a palatial
home at 1905 River road in Toledo.
Marital difficulties developed be-
tween them. Mrs. BlakcSlee filed
suit for divorce early in Deem
Der, but the divorce petition was
never heard They were separated
at about the time OF the divorce
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
State SIdvsPIdn
War Program
Photo by International News Sound Photos

Representatives Of the thousands
'Of Michigan citizens of Slavic dos
cent today were planning a pro-
gram for their nationality group
to aid the war effort, especially
through the curtailmcnt of fifth
column activities. following a con-
ference in the Book Cadillac
Hotel.
1.-THE call on the government
to take uncompromising steps,"
a resolution said, "to fight the
fifth column and appeascr ele-
ments who are attempting to
impose the Munich policies of
betrayal and surrender on our
country"
Other resolutions supported:
THE early opening of a
second war front in Western
Europe.
2-An alliance between Rus
SLAMS and Poles in the war
against Germany.
Backing of the war pro-
duction program as presented by
President Roosevelt and Donald
NJ. Nelson.
4 Civilian Defense and Al
lied War Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Voyages End
Houston, Sunk at Java, Was
Getting Around
"a

NEW YORK, March Is (INS).
Before the American cruiser
Houston was sent to the bottom
Of the Pacific in the Battle of Java
1t was sure getting around"
This was the information made
public today by DR.. Paul V.
Winslow, in a letter from his
2S-year-old son, Walter G.. Wins
low, a lieutenant on the Inflated
ship. The letter, which was post
marked January / and came by
clipper, read in part:
II can't tell you where l am.
where l am going or where 1
have been, but you can believe
me when l say We are getting
around"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
36-OZ. Baby
l6-Day-Old Infant Thrives
in Incubator

Sixteen days old and weighing
36i2 ounces, Diane Grace Garter
today was reported to be thriving
on her life in an incubator in &
special room at Grace Hospital
where doctors say that in two
more weeks she will be strong
enough TO be seen by her parents
The baby is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Carter of 1885
Littlefield avenue. When born she
weighed approximately 2 pounds
2 ounces. She was Immediately
placed in an incubator which is
kept in a room where the tenn
perature is constant.
First fed with an eye dropper
she is now strong enough TO take
her food from a bottle and is fed
eight times day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Japs Claim 2 Ships
Sunk Off L. S. Coast

TOXIC, March 16 tBy officia
japanese wirelesS) GNS). - A
japanese submarine sank a 10000.
ton oil tanker off San Francisco
March l and a 7o0O-ton frcighter
off Mendocino, Cal, the following
day, imperial headquarters claimed
today.
The Japanese newspaper Yomi-
uri asserted Nlpponose troops cap
turcd the Koetaradia airbaSe and
the LhoknCa airdrome on south
western Sumatra in the Dutch
East Indies and that 600 enemy
troops defending Koetaradia were
diSarmed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
'DracuIa' Dies
Six Feet Tall, He Slept in
Four-Foot Box

NEW YORK, March Is GNS)
Death today sealed the mystery
of the ghetto "Dracula
In a trash Uttered, bedless, two
room, east side apartment police
found the body Of Jeremiah Err.
ranght, about S.. a lahorer for the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The six.
foot recluSe was discovered in q
four-foot metal box which served
as his bed and which police saic
resembled a medieval torture
chamber They said death was
due 10 natural causes.
For 80 years no one had ever
entered the apartment. In his
cramped sheet metal box he ap-
parcntly had slept every night
without room 10 stretch out. En-.
trance TO the box was through q
door on one end and which was
locked from the inside.
He was seldom seen about the
ncighborhood except 10 whisper
his needs 10 tradesmcn. He wa,
said 10 stop and close his eyes
when women passed him.
His elongated figure CARRIED In
q long black cape and wide black
hat caused children TO call hin
Dracjla.
Police said The almost furniture.
loss Car7Io.Lt apartment shed
little light on Erranght Two
black trunks filed with yellow
ll.eE.hie documents. q safety dc.
post key and $50 i'm postal Ger.
t.i.ca'eS We're found by police III
paid his SIS rent once a month e
Tho igvtfDr