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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

college at st. Mary's of OrcharC
Lake, a discharge from the United
States Marines and a certificate
listing him as nineteenth in a civil
service exam for post office guard
HALF INCH TOO SHORT
about $50 took the exam and
I would have got a job except
I'm Just one-half inch too short"
he explains. "
Instead, his only guarding expe-
rience was a siX-week stretch al
which he was employed at the
Parkside housing project. Except
for a short period when he was a
member of a coronerS jury. that
was the only time he was on the
public pay roll.
His jury experience involved
murder case.
I'VE went out to look at the
place where the woman was
killed, and I guess we decided
she had been murdered" he
said. There was nothing to It,"
He has never been in politics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

he said. He pays 81 a year due:
as a member of the Sixteenth
Congressional District Democratic
Club but he never goes to meet
ings and actually lives in The
Fifteenth District.
81 get my mail at the Polish
Veterans Club at S444 Michigan
avenue because my address I'm
the Fifteenth District Is just
temporary" he explains. 'I've
been living there a year, but I'm
looking for another house"
Never, says Urban, has he adj
dressed a political meeting Oh
worked in a political campaign.
81 know n lot Of people. i
write about politics. Some one
endorses Governor Van Wag-
oner, 1 put IL In the paper.
That's all / do"
LIKES KEY SYSTEM
AS far as the jury commission
is concerned, Urban thinks the
key number system of selection
is best.
81 don't think you should ap-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
New Zealand
At Power Peak,
Leaders Declare

WELLINGTON. New Zealand
Nav s CUPl - New Zealan Id
'caderS. eagerly watching the
naval battle 10 the north, said
to-day that the countrN was
tronger than az any time IN its
history.
Defense Minister Jones told the
House Of Representatives that n
vas pleasing 20 see tho way the
war material was arriving and
that New Zealand had never been
so strong
Prime Minister Fraser said that
news Of American naval successes
IN the Southwest Pacific battle
was most hearteninc TO all people
Of the United Nations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Urban Declares
He S Qualified

Continued from Page One)
I show him my papers and my
cards TO prove IL. Then he gives
me a telegram from the COVER
nor saying i am jury commits
siOner and tells me 60 hurry
over TO the court of Judge
Thomas &. Murphy and get
sworn in.
81 raise my right hand, i
take the oath and then i hurry
over 10 the jury commission
office. Everything Is hurry,
hurry, hurry.
1T makes me nervous. / get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
z lap Carriers
Blasted by u. s.
One Sunk, the Other Wrecked;
Heavy Cruiser Sent TO Bottom
Continued from Page One)

added a transport badly damaged
and six japanese planes destroyed
and MacArthur's Allied planes. in
their Louisiade islands attack
added a transport sunk.
Washington revealed also the
fact that in the initial phase OF
fighting. the United States lost
three planes and no warships.
The navy department commu.
nique also revealed that American
submarines operating on patrol ir
the Far East had sunk a medium.
sized enemy cargo ship. a medium.
sized tanker and small cargo
ship in individual operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
TRANSPORT DESTROYED

As part of the battle, MacAr-
thurs planes yesterday attacked
japanese shipping in the Louisi-
hdes and destroyed q transport,
while others. probably including
fighters from an advanced Allied
base. reconnoitered Japanese ship
and plane movements in the Lac
zone Of the Huon Gulf.
\ Eight japanese Navy-O planes.
in a weak retort, raided the Allied
base at Port Moresby. on the
south New Guinea coast.
MacArthur's earlier communi-
que on the Solomons Island battle
had said:
"a great naval and air action
Is now taking place In the South
west Pacific area.
"In the initial phases our
forces inflicted damage on the
enemy.
His losses consisted of one
light cruiser, two destroyers,
four gunbOats, and one supply
vessel.
Badly damaged were one
9.O00-ton seaplane tender, one
light cruiser and one cargo
vessel.
, Our losses were slight"
/ To this toll. the Washington
] navy department communiout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
DENIES CRUISERS DESERT

VICHY. France, May 8 GNS).
State Secretary for Colonies
Jules Brevie denied today that the
French cruisers Marseillaise and
La Motte-Picquet had left their
Ihdo-China bases to join the Free
French forces Of Gen. Charles do
CaHilr.-,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
100000 Poles Killed

LONDON. May 8 GNS).-Rec-
ords kept by the Polish govern.
ment in London show that up 10
March ] the Germans had shot or
hung 1880 Poles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

point friends" he says. ITS noe
right and IL causes trouble"
As commissioner. Urban will
receive $500 a year.
ITS not the money I'm think
Ing about. / know they'll pay
me what I'm WORTH" he declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
all confused so I don't say
much.
II don't want people TO think
I'm a smart alec"
SEELEY FACES PROBE

The part played by Seeley in
the appointment of Urban is to
be investigated by the state civil
service commission, Thomas J
Wilson. commission director, sold
in Lansing today.
Seeley is a civil service appointee
and therefore barred from en-
gaging in political activity. How
ever, practically all of the gov
errors appointments pass through
his hands.
COP politicians have often
charged that Seeley and the civil
service commission have work.
ing agreement which permits him
TO continue in Democratic activi-
ties without official censure.
A space-rate reporter for
Polish daily newspaper, Urbar
points with pride to two years Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
HARASSED ENEMY

But in its larger phase, which
included the vitality important
work OF harassing enemy bases
constantly from the air and re-
connoitering enemy plane and
ship movements. the battle zone
extended over rectangle $50
miles by $50 in area.
In all this great area, in an
inspiring example of the perfect
teamwork which has character
lied the work of American naval
and air forces in all engagements,
1t was indicated that the land
based planes of Macarthur
Southwest Pacific command. in
cluded giant flying fortresses,
Catalina-Co Consolidated diu m
bombers and new cannon-firing
fighters. were cooperating with
naval surface ships and carrier
borne planes OF the United States
Pacific and South Pacific COM
lmandS.
This zone is bounded by Japan's
great Rabaul invasion base in the
Bismarck Islands and the Huon
Gulf area on the New Guinea
coast in the north. and the Louisi-
ade Islands, off the southeast tip
OF New Guinea, and the Solomon
Islands on the south.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
TEST! NO ESSAYS! NO PUBL

Times. Beautifully printed on fine paper,
in full color, these NEW United States War
Insignia Stamps are gummed, perforated,
serialy numbered. Please bear in mind,
this is a NEW poster stamp offer, with
NEW Walt Disney designs expressing the
unquenchable spirit of Americas fighting
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
SEEK COOPERATION

II said the offer was intended Il
obtain French cooperation lr
Madagascar and avoid hloodshed
The British also offered TO repatri
ate any Of the civil and military
personnel who did not wish to CO
operate.
"The force commanders also
announced the intention Of the
United Nations not only TO re-
store their trade with the island
hut 10 extend to Madagascar
every economic benefit accorded
French territories which had AL
ready gone with the Allies" the
foreign office said.
zone condition laid down by
the force commanders was that
no destruction OF civil or mill
tary installations, ornaments or
other supplies must be carried
out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
BRITISH IN NORTH

The commentator asserted that
all of Northern Madagascar. where
more than half the French forces
are believed now TO be concen.
trated. is completely under British
control but there was no Informal
ton on the position in Southern
Madagascar.
The foreign office announced
that commanders of the British
forces. simultaneously with their
first landing on the shores OF
Courier Bay. had offered the
French authorities guarantee
that Madagascar would be re-
stored 10 French sovereignty after
the war and offered to pay the
salaries and pensions of all civil
and military officials il they would
cooperate with the United Ma
tionS.
The announcement said that SO
far as is known, the French have
not replied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

These NEW full color United States War
Insignia Stamps will be obtainable by the
same method as prevailed in the instance
of the Times Air Force Insignia Stamps,
by exchanging black and white insignia
stamp copies of the full color stamps to
appear in the daily and Sunday Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
TERRIFIC TOLL

For this terrible toll exacted oi
the enemy which made the sneak
attack on Pearl Harbor five
months ago yesterday the United
States forces lost in the frs,
phase Of The engagement only
three planes.
Macarthur said in a special
communique. reporting the second
phase OF the battle:
NO. 90
Heavy naval and air fghting
continues.
I'm addition 10 previous enemy
losses reported, our forces have
now sunk one enemy aircraft
carrier and badly damaged
second, which IL Ii believed will
be n total loss.
I'VE also sank one heavy
cruiser and badly damaged a
second.
"Our own losses have not
been reported"
The immediate scene of the
naval-aerial engagement was the
area around the Solomon Islands
1000 miles northeast of Aus.
tralia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

reports OF American successes be-
came tense as the hours passed
and warShips and planes OF all
types remained locked in battle.
The large scale battle in a vast
and vital area in which United
States forces were fighting 5000
miles from home started Monday
with an American victory and
was still in progress.
Six japanese planes were shot
down in the first phase of the
engagement, and MacArthur's AL
lied planes accounted for two
more in the New Guinea zone, one
downed by reconnaissance planes
over Lac and one in a japanese
attempt to raid Port Moresby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Ydnks Reported
In Madagascar

Continued from Page One)
potential value as United Nations
outpost 10 guard supply lines cross
ing the Indian Ocean.
SURRENDER TERMS
The surrender terms. according
10 Vichy reports. included "honors
of war for the French defenders.
who guaranteed that they would
not destroy army. navy and air
force material at the Diego Suarez
arsenal.
The terms were believed TO in
clude British control of all inn
portant ports and potential air
and warship bases on Madagascar.
These bases include Diego Ma
junga, Fort Dauphin and Antogal-
bay. on the Indian Ocean coast,
and about 100 points described as
g ] h er regular or auxiliary air
fields.
II was assumed that there were
few French troops south of Diego
SuareZ TO defend Madagascar even
If they were so disposed, and the
population. strongly pro-ally, was
expected to present few difficult
/ ties.
Shortly before noon today Brit
iSh troops began 10 take over the
French positions at the naval base.
They marched into the base pre-
ieeded by light tanks and armored
cars. Distractions which had
blocked all roads were removed
by the garrison.
FRENCH TROOPS SALUTE
The French troops, their arms
stacked. saluted.
Meanwhile, marines disembarked
from light boats in the port and
took over the arsenal.
The surrender gave the British
control of the spacious harbor in
which an entire feet can be based.
1T partially offset the present
Japanese ascendancy in seapower
in the Indian Ocean.
A military commentator said
British casualties would prove
considerably less" than the thou
sand estimated by Prime Minis
ter Winston Churchill.
"A number of men reported
missing have since turned up"
he said. Apparently they were
missing after the first attack on
Antsirane, but when the night
attack was made they were
found all right, holding their
own positions inside the French
area and had already taken
some French prisoners"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

ADVERTISEMENT
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potential value as a United Nations
outpost 10 guard supply lines cross
ing the Indian Ocean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Rangers Alone
In Second Place
ny International News Service

The New York Rangers took
over undisputed occupancy of Sec
ond place in the National Hockey
League standings today by virtue
of a ) 10 4 victory in Madison
Square Garden last night over the
Montreal CanadienS. The Rangers
had been tied for second place
with the Toronto Maple Leafs,
who were idle last night. The
Rangers won the game the hard
way. coming from behind TO win
in the overtime period after trail
ing 3 TO 0 in the second period.
The Boston Bruins retained first
place by defeating the Blackhawks
IN Chicago, 4 to 3. The Brooklyn
Americans dislodged the Detroit
Red Wings from fifth place by de-
Heating them in an afternoon
game, ; to 3. 1t was Brooklyn S
first victory on Detroit ice in two
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Pdbst Reduces
Casino S Lead

Pabst is back today IN The race
for the Michigan Major Bowling
League championship A. the RITZ
yesterday. George Morgan fu~i-
leers swept Glenn. 2737 10 $50.
while Eastern Market gained two
from Casino. although losing .n
total. PISS 10 2747.
Tony CoScolcnCa az CaSino Was
match lead on 6l5. Pete Carter Of
Dawes led the league on SO with
Harold Foster Olympic OldbfI
bagglng one pm less Alfred Rob
inson. Norge. had 632, and bis
teammate. Herman Bengcu. Gil
Carriers 255 figured In Dave
1895 opener and Robin,on'S 81
helped Dawes get a 1Oi7 IN Z934
for top total.
Auto Club won three from Edel-
weiss, Norge snatched TWO fror
Dawes, and Olympic Oldbru hac
TWO from Fsygo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Famine Ends
URWA Puck Team Loses,
But Evades Shutout
,Op,roh, by Detroit Times. All rioh,, reserved

Although Rayl's set the Metro
politan Hockey Leagues high
scoring mark for the season when
it shellacked URWA, Z to l. in
one of two games last night at
Olympia. il was the losers lone
marker that featured the game.
When forward Tony Ramona
tailed URWAS only goal after
eight minutes Of play in the third
period, il marked the first goal
the club had scored in 16S minutes,
almost three full games, thus end
ing the longest goal famine on
record for amateur puck teams
in the city. ,
URWA, in last place. with only
one victory to It's credit in seven
contests, has scored only six goals.
In a second game Auto Club
defeated O'Neil-Hoffner for the
second time this season, 4 TO 3.
.Defenseman Turkevich's goal with
six minutes left in the third period
broke a Sail tie that had existed
from the start Of the period.
The games were attended by
$500 fans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Admiral
Hart Fete
Tuesday
Tlme, stan Correspondent

FLINT, Jan. 19.-Although she
will be unable TO attend, Mr9I
Thomas Hart, wife of the com
mander. Of the United States
Asiatic fleet. today asked Mayor
Nelson II. -Cathcart of Dawson TO
express her appreciation Of the
meeting to be staged in her hus-
bands honor tomorrow night AT
Dawson High School auditorium.
Admiral Harris two sisters, Mrs.
Warren b. Simpson and Mrs.
Frances B. Courtney. both Of De-
troit. have been invited and are
expected to attend the rally which
will mark the opening of Davison's
civilian defense effort.
Governor Van Wagner was ex-
pected TO head delegation of
state officials TO the rally. but be-
cause of the special session Of the
Legislature he probably will be
unable TO attend.
Admiral Hart is a native of
Dawson Township. He attended
school there and later was grad
.uated from Flint High School.
Scores who knew him during his
boyhood are expected TO attend
the meeting. Speakers will include
Lieut.. Comdr Robert +. Hague,
who will show navy movies. and
S. S. Stewart and &. S. Mott.
Arthur II. Sarvis will be toast
master.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
1OCY0 Teams
Still Undefeaied

Ten teams remain indicated in
the CYO Boys Basketball League
following Sundays contests. Santa
Maria scored a fifth-round win
over Visitation, 44-42, in the Class
A heavyweight race in North Divi-
sion, while Our Lady Queen OF
Apostles took a 1891 tilt from
Our Lady of Guadalupe in the
South Division
ST. Paul of Crosse Pointe, de-
Tending Class B heavyweight it'll
ist. doubled up on Nativity 10
gain 1921 decision and continue
its winning streak in the East
Division. st. Catherine matched
this pace with a 1929 victory
over st. Margaret Mary.
Sweetest Heart of Mary has
control of the situation in the
North Division. while ST. Cecilia
and st. StaniSlaus are feuding on
equal terms in the West Division
Santa Maria'S unbeaten Class A
lightweight contender trimmed st.
Anne. 1888. staying step ahead
of the defender from st. Benedict
parish and st. Florian. each OF
whom has lost one. st. Benedict
nosed out Holy Rosary 1920 on
Sunday. ST. Florian drew a bye
st. Nicholas stayed at the top
in the Class B lightweight race
by the narrowest possible margin
as st. Vincent dropped a 1888
contest.
Individual high score Of the day
was posted by ST GATHERINGS Joe
Garavaglia, who piled up % points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
buy a Bomber
Fairview Mat Card Set

With the signing of Dale Had
dock and Joe Match 10 meet in the
opener, Promoter Jack GirouX
completed the wrestling program
he will offer in Fairview Gardens
tomorrow night. Walter Roxey
and Gentleman Jack Claybourne
clash in the two in three fall. hour
time limit feature bout. and Har-
old Chaundy will oppose Al La
Foom in the Semiwindup. also for
the best two in three falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Dempsey in Chicago
Trying 10 Enlist

CHICAGO. Jan ID CINS).-
Jack Dempsey. looking physically
fit and showing his former zip de-
spite his as years. was IN Chicago
today. still trying TO sell himself
TO the army.
The former heavyweight cham
pion officiated at the opening OF
the rodeo at the International
.Ampitheater.
II could join the navy, YOU
know, hut don't like boats and
1 don't like water.
I'm still trying 10 join the
army.
THE war department told
me I'm too old, hut do I look
like I'm In bad shape?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
48 Points Fail
To Win DBA Tilt

You can often win a basketball
game with AZ points, but Ford
Local Of the Detroit Basketball
Association found that impossible
yesterday in the highest scoring
game of the DBA season. losing To
Briggs, 60-4S, at Holy Redeemer
High.
The day also saw the seasons
biggest upset as the Saxon A. c.
gave Cadillac its first defeat in
eight games, 40-35 In an over
time thriller, Arthur's defeated
Winston, 49-45. Arthur's tied the
game with three seconds TO go in
regular time.
In other games. Gem beat Allen
Park. 1897 Jaglowicz defeated
TroianS, 45-37. and West Side won
from Tom kadiSh. dl-35.
SECOND HALF STANDINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Northern Y 10 Hold
BadmintOn Tourney

The state YMCA badminton
tournament will be held at the
Northern YMCA on Saturday,
February Z. the first match being
scheduled at ! p m. The only re-
turning winner from last years
tournament is Art Mowrcy Of
Northern. who played in the
doubles.
The tournament is open 10 all
YMCA members Of the state hold
inc AAU cards, and registration
must be- made with n. w. Peter
son. associte physical director Of
the Northern YMCA. by Saturday,
January 81. Drawings for the
tournament will be sent out 10 all
regiStrantS before the playing
date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Swell Dish
Masonic % d &c Planning
Muskrat Dinner
Times stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, Jan. 10. When
members of Masonic Lodge No.
l55 started their annual muskraL
d inner they had 10 argue. Wit
prospective eaters that the musk
rat was in reality a swamp rab-
Bit and not a rat.
Today, however, the muSkrat
stew is now so well ked the
ticket sales. have 10 be limited by
the size of the hall.
This years dinner will be held
at $50 o'clock "Wednesday with
pecial entertainment program
being scheduled TO follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
buy a Bomber
Night Hockey Games

Lawrence and Standard, rival
Detroit Night Hockey League SEX
tets, will meet in the feature game
on the outdoor rink IN Mack Park
tonight at 9 o'clock. Crusaders.
setting fast pace in the Ameri-
can division, will oppose Foresters
at 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
TIMES PIN SWEEPSTAKES SCORES
CLASS T.
BILLS BAR
PLANNING
TRAFFIC

Totals sl3 s57 100 Totals ss5 500 $
Grand total 1925 Grand total 25'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
class Il
SWEITLT X

Totals q3s ss7 gs2
Grand total 2hOa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Buy a Bomber
Two Pirates Sian

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 10 up
Pitcher John Gornicki. A>heville,
y. C., purchased from The ST.
Louis Cardinals during the WIN
ter, and handy-man Stu Martin Of
Severn. y. C.. have signed their
1912 contracts. the Pittsburgh
Baseball Club announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
pI RCHASING
SENATORS

Totals 7ss 72e 70s Totals $50 TO Y
Grand total 1908 Grand total 2ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Director Appointed
For Y Rifle Club

Russell Soderquist, formerly OF
the Ridgewood Rifle Club, y. j..
has been appointed director of the
Northeastern YMCA Rifle Club.
The Northeastern YMCA Rifle
Club will hold its first coed
gathering of the year Thursday
at 8:45 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
PFFIFFFRS

Totals 200 sos 926 Totals
Grand total 1922 Grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Fred Miller S
III Is Feature
In Travel Loop
State Fair Hits 1927
< TO Lead Team Scoring;
Hank Oavie Has ool

Fred Miller OF Rainbow. Last
ern Division. State Far ut the
.- MesIern: and -Ton4 C.-I7--.a-ef
Lemkes, Central are prominent
today IN the latest cOmmUn.qucs
issued by the Travelling League.
Miller'S ~ j. second high in
the division: state Fair with
STANLEY StauHliS carving 6S7 on
2l0-230-247. hit 2o97 and CaruSo
did 244-223-223 for geo. \ 20O6
came from BEDFORD. with Joe Nero
hitting o. and Jack Burke $50.
HIGH SCORES PREVAIL
George G.. SchmidtS led Eastern
Division on 5000. a new member.
Robert RohlfS hitting 2ll-230-2i6
for 6S7. Henry GAVE OF Wolverine
Bedding wrote IN a Sol. including
a 255 finish. Al Kurt of Pabst
hit GA.
Other tall ones came from
Henry LaSky, Michigan Carriage,
Sol: Steve Cruchon, kraienke,
672: Chuck Woods. kennedy 672;
Pete Bauer Palace, Go Mike
Angelic, p Mich-I-Pcnn. 672, in
GLIDING a 27S.
Standouts in the Western .Divi-
sion also included Lee Urban,
Lucky Strike. GA; Abe Solomon,
Millers, $50; Bill Rosen. Lucky
Strike, 652; Andy Szabo, Burke's,
644 Charlie Davidson of Frank
enmuth had a single game OF 200,
Cy ONeill of Orient Recreation.
in the Central group, had 600 and
Morris Holmes Of Ferndale CAB.
Another noteworthy event IN
The Eastern Section came when
Koppitz won four points from
Nortown. This result broke a tie
and let Krecke's Five slip into first
place by two points. Clifford
Burns sewed 246-lS2-23l into 6o9
for koppitz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Totals 75s sos SO7
Grand total 2lJU
STANDARD

Totals 500 ST. S7i
Grand total $3.50