davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Nv the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press. ..-...-.
Senator Brown. Democrat, Of
Michigan. told the Senate today that
100000 tons of sugar was "in hoard
ing" in the United States and ap-
pealed to those with sugar on hand
not to purchase any more until that
excess was used up. ----.-'-...-
Senator Brown said latest figures
showed American consumption OF
sugar increased l 900 600 tons In, ,l941.
He aided this was astounding" and
indicated much boarding. The nor
NAL consumption was $500, 900 tons
in 1887 which was raised to $780,
600 tons In 1910, he said.
Placing existing available sugar
at 1000, 900 tons, he said this ought
to quiet the fears Of housewives,
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Bureau 10 Aid
In Clearing City
Also Leaves
5000 Indiuns Wuit
For Passage; Jup
Pressure Increases
Earlier Story on Page A-1)

Earlier Story on Page A-1I
By the Associated Press.
RANGOON, Burma, Feb. 49,
A civil evacuation department,
established by the government
of Burma to assist in clearing
civilians from Rangoon, began
moving its own employees to the
interior today.
Approximately 5000 Indians were
still encamped in one area Of Ran
COON hoping somehow to get pas
sage to India
Another 1000 were milling about
in the vast gardens Of the fantastic
ramshackle palace patiently await
ing transport to their homeland.
The roads northward were filled
with a steady procession of vehicles
jammed with turbaned natives and
their womenfolk in bright sarees, as
thousands moved out Of the city.
One fancy black motor hearse was
seen filed with household goods.
The exodus proceeded as jap
anese pressure increased.
There was no confirmation here
of reports that the Chinese in
Northern Burma had taken the Of
fensive and crossed into Thailand.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
b the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 18-Increased
pressure Is being applied everywhere
to the German economy to get ready
for . planned spring offensive, the
Ministry Of Economic Warfare said
today, but the strongest efforts are
being bent toward the manufacture
Of troop-transporting gliders. \
In some quarters this information
caused renewed predictions Of .
spring attempt to invade England.
The ministry said its information
indicated there had been . sharp
rise in German morale since the
first OF the year.
The Germans are increasing juve-
nile and alien labor and even train
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Herbert 0. Rounds Dies;
Started School Patrols
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Feb. 18-Herbert o.
Rounds, who was credited with orig
mating the schoolboy safety patrols
which guard the lives of children at
traffic intersections near schools,
died at his home here today. He
was IT years old.
Mr.. Rounds organized the first
safety patrols in 1919 when he was
director of the Detroit Police Bu-
reau of Public Safety, and was faced
with shortage of patrolmen to pro-
tect children crossing streets near
their schools.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Havana Mon Cleared
Of Naval Interference
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Feb. 18,-Luis Barcena
Cardin, chief of a Havana radio
station plant, was acquitted today
of charges of interfering deliberately
with United States naval station
broadcasts from Guantanamo. The
court found that such interference
was the result Of plant defect and
was not Intentional.
Evening star., 1942-02-18

NEW YORK, Feb. l8 P1.-
Stocks uneven; selected issues
rally. Bonds easy; Australian is
sues weak. Cotton steady; New
Orleans and trade buying.
HICAG O.-Wheat lower;
profit taking, hedging sales. Corn
lower; profit taking. Cattle steady
to strong; killing quality better.
Hogs 1925 lower; top, $l3.15; re-
action after steady advance.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
U. S. Will Get Bulk
OF Cubo's S Sugar Crop
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Feb. IA decree nix
ing the 194z Cuban sugar crop at
$500 900 long tons has been signed
by President Fulgencio Batista.
The United States Is scheduled to
get 3,400, 900 tons Of the total, larg-
est crop since 1880, when the yield
was 4,67o, ,9s3 tons. Cubas 1911 pro-
duction quota was 2,400, 900 tons.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Turkey Is Expected
TO Send Minister Here
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANKARA, Turkey, Feb. II (De-
layed) Informed Turkish circles
said today Mehnet Ali Shefki prob
ably would be named minister pleni.
potentiary to the United States tc
assist Ambassador Mehmet Munil
Ertegun in view of the increased i'm
portance with which Turkeys afiaira
In the United States are regarded
The appointment Of Husein Raul
Orbay as Ambassador to Britain wal
announced ofilcially.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Two Giont Pitchers in Fold

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 18 tP. The
New York Giants announced today
that Pitchers Ace Adams and John
Wittig had signed contracts.
Pitcher Bob Carpenter and Catch
er Rae Blaemire, both dissatisfied
with the terms offered, will be asked
to come here for conferences.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
uirGrounds

THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: special
weights; maiden 2-year-olds; furlongs.
Take Away (Fallon) ESQ 400 2SO
All Charm (Shelhamer) $50 260
Bostonite tGeorge) 260
Time. 0:232s.
Also ran-susar Faye. fGlen Valley. Eb's
First Burr Ann, Jay D., Kan. Valdina
Secret. frying Ned. f5al Nell, Sport Coat.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming;
4-year -olds and up; furlonRs.
Double Call tGeorRel 500 40 80
Wise Dean Madden) $50 5r/
Southern Jane (peering) 10
Time, 1:l414
Also ran-Chanting. sun Egypt. Bixby,
Wise Fire, Remarkable
&C. Leroy King entry.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
HiuIeoh Park

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; graded
handicap, class c: 3-year-olds and up
ward: 6Ia furlonss.
Quakertown (Wright) 500 40 2.90
Horn (Mehrtens) $40 4.30
Doublrab (HaskelD $50
Time, lis 3-5.
Also ran-Tamil. Rongat. Strong Arm
and Fire.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
ances: 4-year-oids and up9hrd: 1-s miles
Waller (Mehrtens) 4.10 ESQ 2.49
The Rhymer Day 500 200
One Jest (HaskelD 3.30
Time, 1.52 l-S.
Also ran-Psul Pry, Roman Governor
Yarn Spinner. Royal Man. Arestino and
Evening star., 1942-02-18
British IGNORE Free Germans

LONDON, Feb. 10 R.-A British
spokesman said today that no rec
ognition had been given the anti
Na1 Free German movement IN
Britain "and none Is contemplated" :"
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Late Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
Selections and Entries for To-
morrow on Page tx.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Lutes News Bulletins

Fire to Rotion Breod h Neaf Future
DUBLIN en:-sean temass Minister Of Supplies, an
nounced the Dali today that Fire would ration bread in
future. 3'~
Poroquoy to Break Commercial Ties With Axis
AsuNcIoN, Paraguay tP-President Hginio Morngo
signed decree today authorizing rupture of financial and
relations with Germany Italy and Japan in &C
with the recommendation Of the Rio de Ianelro
conference Paraguay already had broken diplomatic rela
tons with the Axis ~ ~
so More Japanese Held in California Roundup
SANTA MARIA Calf. OF. B. T. agents launched
roundup today of enemy aliens in the Santa Maria Valley
and by II am had 80 in custody chiefly japanese Army
trucks used.
u. S. Flyers Fell -Four Jap Planes
Nine American fighting planes shot down four japanese
pursuit ships engagement Java the War Depart
nent today The American pales then pro-
Palembang Sumatra held by the Japanese
and dropped light bombs at the air field The extent OF the
damage determined but all the American planes re-
turned safely to their base. =
BroziIion-U. S. Rubber Concern Planned
Formation OF United States rubber corpora
tion to counys growing wartime needs and to pro-
perpetual rubber supply from the Amazon basin Is
beng arranged Washington disclosed today by
Brazilian spokesman. .- ~, .. ... 80. .
Evening star., 1942-02-18

(See VIERECK, Page 2-x0
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Markets at q Glance

(see PENSIONS, Page 2-X)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Wheat
Stocks
Al Peak

WASHINGTON Jan 10 INSl
The department OF agriculture
announced today that stocks OF
wheat ON farms Jan. ]. 1912. to-
tailed 373S20o00 bushels, corn
2ol213S0G0 bushels and oats
7i9 l1700O bushels
The crop reporting board said
that this was the largest storage
of wheat on farms on record. and
that this quantity represents 39.5
per cent of the large l9l1 produc-
uon. compared With 3l6 per con.
last }o#r Corn stock ou arms on
Januatv ] were SIS per cent oil
the l9il production and oats Wcrc
63 7 per cent.
Tho board estimated = produc-
ton OF loTO6 600 boxes OF early
and mid-SeaSon oranges tor this
season, compared with 3S.S76 600
boxes IN l940-A1.
Grapefruit production Tor The
l9ll-12 season is estimated AZ
4ll10o0O boxes compared with
1}Q3}0G0 boxes last season
Mix production wa, ! or 5 per
cont higher than az tho same date
last year trg production the
board reported. hit The highest
I %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Buy "A Bomber
Navy Orders
M Sprint Star

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 10.-Alfred
III, Ficl captain and star Splinter
.of the Michigan track team. re-
vcalcd today that no has been
.called 10 active duty by tho naval
air corps and ordered 60 report
next Thursday 10 the Chicago
naval air corps station
Plcl. who enlisted in the air
corps at his home town of India
napolis. Ind, said he had asked
for an extension until February
20 which would give him time 10
finish his FIRST ScmcStCr'S Schulas-
tic work It is likely that this re-
quest viii bn turned down how
ever. because of the increasing
need for naval fliors
His loss viii bc sorelY felt 10y
Ken DohcrtN. coach of the VOL
VERNE c.nder squad Vho was
counting heavily on The llona dash
man for The coming Big Ton cam
pmgn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Cold Wave Aids
Retail Trade

Severe winter weather and post
Christmas promotion, brought do
partmcn' store sales 10 a level hc.
tween 10 and 20 per cent ahead OF
Tho same period Il year ago says
Dun & Brads,rcct Inc The itcud
however, is away from lower
priced or accessory Items
Specially stores alc cNpcrcnC.
inZ slightly better results because
coat, and f4rS aro recovering.
Announcement, OF higher price.
aud possible wool shortages com.
hincd with the weather aroused
interest in overcoat> and mon.
clothing but Furnishings, depart
mcnt> had q struggle TO keep cyt n
with or iISt barely ahead OF the
same period a year ago
Luxury items. long depressed
because Of advance buying las,
Fall and Subsequent taXafIon, cvi.
IDENTIFY have recovered and both
December and the FIRST week m
January wound up ahead OF the
same periods In 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Glass Antitrust
Suit Resumed

TOLEDO O.. Jan. 10 The
governments antitrust suit against
major glass containcr manufac-
iuors and makers of machinery
needed m that industry. has been
resumed hero IN United States
District Court following "a recess
during which 1t had been hoped
settlement could be reached
due TO The increased demand tor
glass containers IN the tim short
ac0
Samuel I,>ck~ chief of ire gov.
Nrmmcut counsel conducting the
suits against OwcnS-IluoiS Glass
Company The Lunch CORPORATION
IlW'tnId-Emp'rc Corporation and
n0o other defendant companies.
has Indicated that The govern
mont demand that present plt-
rn'- be- made available 10 amy
urW firms wishing go enter nc
industry viii be prosecuted to q
conclusions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Stock Market
Steady, Quiet
At Opening
ATT Exceptionally
Strong, Rising Over
Point; GIN Declines

NEW YORK. Jan TO- The
stock market was a steady affair
at the opening today following
Yesterdays generally mixed Sos
sion Trading was quiet with
most leaders unchanged 10 slightly
higher.
ATT was exceptionally strong.
squirting over 10 l26 on is
initial sale Bethlehem steel was
up half as much. while lesser I'M
provcmcnt appeared IN Western
Union. Packard CIT United
States Steel, Chryslcr, and Con-
Solidated Oh.
Among the lew lagEardS carly
were John, ManNiilc lnicrna-
tional Harvester, General Motors
and international Nickel
In the unchanged group were
Texas Corp Cutiss Wright and
General Electric.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
We viii Learn Lesson Of Thrift

OF course there arc other factors We and the other COM
baantS wi" time become weary and sick Of harsh and
ou SIDE OF war to say nothing OF the obvious waste On the
hand Will learn
and tho midst of full employment there viii be adicaism
the
for feel that i'm due the sacrifices
fcgmcntaton which gladly make order TO
war VIII bring rcpuSon and reaction Certainly will
want them in times of peace
Much VIII depend the lcnEth Of the
and the result the end early by
not lnSuIc the results predict Tor long
and tough the end OF which and Allies viii
The actions and methods political viii
poi ant IarShneS discrimination and nei1iCcnCy would
much lcauDgS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
More in OHinq

Tho d.re.tr. bead of "a nam.
Der of.couWn.e, tArer which
have had case, brought aear.,
Them by N0~rr-t1r or.t ta be-
decided H favor ,f tN .un
'ar" '.. ur i.a- other tI.
".a.W- ar tr- af0r Ha
rl.ot
II cannot >cc nu, foundation
Whatsoever tor them. 1t i, only
too bad that time and energy
must be- Wasird ON such fool
things when We ought 10 be- de
voting our entire energies
toward heating the enemy"
This employer ha, been called
upon 10 lIl Important wan con-
trart.
Has Pro. .,nt Raaea.pt given
consideration ta fHe aHusghHrv
az outlining g. policy ot rc.tret-
ms fedora. Prosecutors ~ .s
critical t.ur uhrn g.ru ur
81 wan output IS urgently needed
20 cicar-c4t 1lra O.. pv
harmful. 70 ftf r-la rt...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Points Emphasized by Fantastic Budget Figures

ON these points an But how about the
tonton of some that the VIII bring permanent
hoc order involving high degree of Capitalization and
toIccNsm2 Some that viii learn like tho
touty and regmented planning Others that
The when try old peace economy
there VIII be such collapse that will hang
mental control
I'm the Two columns preceding this have held that these
ic't> VIII not be realized The follows
The war economy viii pile debt that voun-
ta\ lending viii become impossible money VIII become
meaningless ~ The discriminate VIII destroy
SAVING by going 10 extremes the economy will
economic democracy based upon productivity
dVduaS according TO ability
Tho points emphasized by budget
now announced by the President
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Steel IngOt
Rate Hits New.
in t94t r.
82927.557 Tons
Exceed 1910 Peck
by NearIy Is Pet.

SEW YORK Jan 10 steel in
' uroducuon in 1871 amounted
Il. So e27557 net tons. a new high
"ea,I cor 90 per cent of capacity
oua.ng 10 American Iron and
stool Institute This was nearly
81. per cent bon excess of the Prev.
., peak OF G6 9sl So net tons. or
pen cent In 1870 output Of
hearth steel. last year. was
'-9 500 net tons or 9SS per
.H' %. capacity against 81 573 0s}
.t tons on So per cent in The
u rNIouS year
br>>emcr production loo 1911
'u'.Cd 5576 752 net tons. or SO9
p.r cent against 37Os.573 not
toms og CIT per cent in 1910 and
output of electric furnace steel
MAS 1920 $40 net tons. or 996 per
cent of capacity against 700 O0G
ur' tons ol 9O3 per cent in 1910
Production IN December totalcd
l6lHt9 net tons, despite the
t-ht scrap situation This was
'N per cent of capacity I'm No
Elmhcr output was 6 $50 qS7 net
toms coz 9S.3 pcr cent while I'm
December Of 1910 the industry
turned out 6495.357 not tons, on
gil per cent.
a high record was also cStah.
H>hCG i'm the output for the final
fHrcc months Of last year, when
tAc total was u 376 GG9 net tons
or GS per cent Of capacity In
're pondlng period OF 1910
tho industry operated ~ 956 per
cent and produced 1909 006 net
toms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
u. D. Shooters Seek
Revenge on i. Of N.

The University Of Detroit rifle
team viii bc out to even accounts
when il meets the University Of
Niichi am team in shoulder g.
sh1uldor match az the | of VI.
ROTC rifle range thie afternoon
Inc L of ID team. composed
cniwcly OF freshmen. lost by "a
narrow margin IN their initial
meeting last year. Later the Titan
tcam finished third in the National
intercollegiate freshman match
last spring trailing the United
States Naval Academy and the
University az Illinois. u l7S g.
of DIS first season in ntcrcol-
lcgldtc competitions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Preaching Laggard

Washington ihe HU5t-f
preacher of r..ao~y W 'r.
Wcrs, aC-ca n u.,Hn. econ.
o--N into \ou tHHt mos
Tor vehicles aai tta sar, dra.-
f|c q n .rH,Iton G.wJ'u.nt
stores W5 Other merchants
sire p. unrc 20 eUt alndah.c
delivery expenditures Following
The steps recorded n th> COLI
uUn recently additional mra>-
uroo aro being formulated ono
nationals known siore John
Nepamas0r E#- made thus
c.cHr-ca' arNa.rnCW
"ln response Go the govern
mcut's request 20 conserve labor
and materials tFubhrr IN partlr-
ular), Wc feel the time has come
when We must insist that the
privilcgH~~>I the return OF
merchandise and the sending OF
merchandise home ON approval.
~ we'll a. special deliveries
must be withdrawn. except in
eases oi emergencies
iHI> is most sensible WW.r IL
may NOT orf rC.-hci ht women
iond @, oo.nL moro shopping
than buying and gwen t9 nr-
queDt changes of mind 'he a,
Management rn.' l. .rardra
ms ... frr.r... ....... . |.... ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Objective Is TO Keep New World Unified

Unless materials available home and
the Western Hemisphere require
mCuiS industries will have to shut down
Apparently the motive to aid to Latin American
$ twolold First the objective keep the
world unified friendly the United States Secondly
desired make sacrifices if order keep the
funCtionng II appar
entity thought that breakdown might fertile
field FOR Ais pIopaEandiStS.
In the matter OF shortages Of materials the answer in part
depends The assumptions made by the powers that be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Washington Desires TO Build Up inventories

Apparently is the desire Washington build in
NcniOrl shells and other OF
country viii be further
psndCd
order maximum results the overall strategy board
make compromises, based the realities and the
reasonable prospects These include ALLEGATIONS the civilian
population and apparently also the friendly neghborS and to
DIE honclCarIcs OF lCRSclcnd
Evcn under conditions master blueprint,
be NJ Vbc being adjusted vcSStudes the field OF battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Econopic Science Was Born in Peece+ime

Bnt Nhcn all said believe VIII democracy
we supposed to be fighting including democracy
or The price system
Economic science was horn at time Of peace and
p,d To- dea with the excessive taxes debts and rogmcnta
ton of the preceding period Monetary problems
10y and nationasn seventeenth dictatoS gave
economies
Adam Smith wrote the wealth Of nations in 1776 moment
date for American democracy Probably under
Inanco> the science VIII be- reborn when through
hI~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
BUSINESS
Lewis Hsney
kbiSIDegS Fear 0f New
Economic Order

The economy assumed bv the Presidents budget
be flstdcd give certain thing, FIRST us
victory which means safety for the Eh implies great
'H"cnc} n producing and using Tho toO war well as
essential civilian supplies II implies unity and cooperation
the fun employment purposes total
resources WIN enough OF the neecsarcS and ordinary con-
secondly require, great Hardship and suffering.
These must be attended by great RECOMMENDATION of social pro-
ccSsoS which means much coercion and repression.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
War Has Become Largely Battle Of Productic

Up tho Axis has taken the initiative production
schedules an-AMS countries have largely been atuned
with the AXIS Prime Minister Churchill feels that
W 1913 The antANS countries viii be strong enough TO take
the initiative
Urlcys providena internal collapse AXIS
side opposition VIII be expressed
actual production of lchal weapons Thus
hs become largely battle production and tho cncum-
cmnentN desirable review and strengthen the
oleau supervisory machinery Washington acceeratnc
aim -,ll caIf rli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
MARKETS
M. s. Rukeyser
N. S. Rukeyser
-----
q. -. AEHOlS Scarce
Items 10 So. America

As phase OF the program hemisphere defense and the
ueEhbOr policy, the United sharing
supply OF critical and materials with Latin America
Allegations made by the board Of
fare which Milo Perkins director cooperation
SPAB which makes ALLEGATIONS home.
In with the United board S
seeking send 10 Latin America enough the minimum
the
tonIng Tin mas been included in such allotments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
--Buy q Bumhcr---
Church Cage Schedule

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p"vHfnnr YNcA Woodward psp,.t s..
fre' Trsu .ttrau rrH Trinity rnA.
coral te Wesley Nsfuf Er.t
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roU.Nfan - V.stmIr. So
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'hsran
Husband rms Iet ser. n cannes
n boys etm @ Pirrf.+an Sc
H0ahlan9 rart baptist 0Hs gym
Wes'mn'ter rre-t'terHn u.s. S. Ar1rsar
VoRiuvt~rtRN puIuo>'
NnrIIu IIHfN church kN|.Hf.f|H
Grare = S.0ne F1c7 qs ve Whtss.
M'NICHNit sCfi0Df Nlfan THfk tt.
Nafaf'ne $50; Dexter vs. Grand q -
Baptist s70
>nl rHI ,srIHN n,NlSlu>
IacF-nn lrf School tuaffV ~ Nl.k
cog Covenant Irt.hF ef'4W w. grs
Inin'e. $50 south Em psfhpnv Ftt !,
--l--4l ted"a Tfrshff..nn
ftffrrrnu Tgfh.a.sf w. Reformation =
tn,rau 800
wI~ItUN pNI~InN
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tftN' NorpE
--------------------------.
NOTICE The annual meeting of
the members oi First redoml say.
nr7 and Loan ts.orlaHaa viii he
held a. V ull tPA " We n1sHsy.
I4uu4f., uf. fe ill., 4f fT,/f..fC .Tr1oo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Hnrtfnrh Tlcciric Llrhi Conn

paUN DECLARED djVidCnd Of tS =
cents payable February > 90 stock
of record January - Pad The
alre amount February l. last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
DETROIT ms TIMES
Stocks

NEW YORK. jan 10 Prices
of y. The following stocks on The
Ncw York Stock Exchange at the
opening today were.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
en-, ,t,o
Detroit Stock Exchange


l0itl2 Net
iUsn Low Div sales High Low l0I5 thge
afad pNahr a.ip'- nrary EXTRA stock dup'ouni