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Evening star., 1942-06-05
He Knocks EN- Down

CAMP SHELBY, Miss. (F.-Maj.
James Wells of a Maine infantry
regiment here feels certain his men
are learning to duck from enemy
observers. During such drills, he
tours the field standing up in a jeep
and uses a slingshot to pop, the
heads of all showing.
v for victory. Dot dot dot dash
to the nearest post Office for War
savings stamps.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

that Wilson M. Farr Of Fairfax,
counsel for the company. was en-
gagged In Arlington County Circuit
Court today and requested the post
ponement,
Evening star., 1942-06-05
w. 80. D. RuiI Hearing
Continued to June 18
By the Assoeiatsd Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va June 5.-The
petition of a group Of Northern Vir-
ginians for restoration of passenger
service on the Washington g. Old
Dominion Railroad was continued
by the State Corporation Commits
sion today for public hearing at
10 am. June 10.
Charles e Maurice. Richmond at
torney, informed the commission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Jews Celebrate
Ancient Harvest

Jews Of the world, today. are
celebrating Shsvuos. the festival
that recalls the giving of the
Torah on St. Sinai and celebrates
the ancient harvest OF the first
fruits. M.t\
Commemoration began al sun
set yesterday and continues until
sunset tomorrow. The holiday,
also called Feast Of Weeks and
Pentecost. is celebrated by the
reading Of the Ten Command
mentS in all synagogs and by con-
fir1nation services IN reform con-
creations.
Temple Beth Fl will hold its
first conservation service of
parents and confrmantS AT s p. m.
today. Temple Israel celebrated
its first confirmation service last
night in the Institute of Arts
auditorium.
Congregation Beth Jacob will
conduct rites for mourners at IL
n. m. tomorrow in the auditorium
of the Fort Wayne Hotel. The
downtown synagog will repeat
its services at half-hour intervals
from 10 a. m. 10 noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
State Grants Army
Use Of Fair al Once
TImes stan Correspondent

LANSING. May %. 49, Permis-
sion for the United States Army
10 take over the State Fair
Grounds AT Detroit Immediately
was granted today by the state
administrative board.
Highway Commissioner G. Don
aid Kennedy told the board the
army needed the grounds AT once,
although the state has not yet
signed its 81 per year contract
with the federal government. He
said he understood the grounds
were 10 be used at once TO store
General Motors trucks pending
delivery to the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

gers, was ticketed today for reck-
less driving.
The collision occurred when the
truck driver made a left turn off
of East Forest avenue. The street
car careened into a parked car,
over a curb and into a utility
pole. The injured were released
from Receiving Hospital after first
aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Truck Driver Held
In Street Car Crash

John Zbrodowski, 30. of 9547
Charest avenue, whose creamery
truck crashed into a DSR street
car at East Forest and Harper
avenues. knocked it off the track
and slightly injured two passen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

gave high praise 10 General Mac
Arthur, but declared il would be
premature" at this time TO single
out the United Nations comman-
der in the Southwest Pacific from
among other American war heroes
Whose names have yet been un-
sung"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

Three Comic Pages every day .
I'm Daily Detroit Times. vs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
LaGuardia Vetoes Bill
For Macarthur Drive

NEW YORK, May % (INS).-
Mayor LaGuardia today vetoed
the city councils bill to name New
York's East River drive Mac
Arthur drive in honor of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur.
In his veto message, the mayor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

test. sponsored by the American
Bar Association. Cooper will be
presented with $1,000 during the
national convention Of the associ-
alton 10 be held in Detroit in
August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
What S on the Air

This program has bean
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
as scheduled are not on
the air. the fault lies with
the stations. and not The
Detroit Times. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Cooper Contest Winner

Frank + Cooper instructor in
labor relations law IN Wayne Uni
versity law school today won the
Judge Erskine NJ. Ross essay con.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features I'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Army WEIGHS Ad BIaekout

NEW YORK, May % dNS).-
Dissatisfied with the results or
their dim-out order. the army to-
day weighed a proposal to black
out all advertising signs and IN
addition substitute bulbs OF lower
wattage in homes and street lamps
in the metropolitan area. w1
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Jdps Murder
Catholic Bishop

SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA,
Oct. 10 UNS).-The Roman Cath
olic bishop OF the Kai Islands and
seven members of his mission staff
were murdered by the japanese
conquerors of the islands some
time in July, it was disclosed to-
day.
The announcement was,made by
a Netherlands East Indies official,
who said the japanese were en-
ragged at the destruction of the
mission launch to prevent it fall
ing into the enemy's hands. The
prelate, identified as
Bishop Aerts, was 70 years old.
The islands lie between the
north Australian coast and west
ern New Guinea.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
City Assured
Of Golf Balls

1t now is apparent that the
parks and recreation commission
acted wisely in asking pun
course golfers to turn in an "a
golf ball for each new one bought
this season at the municipal
courses.
Approximately 1000 balls were
collected in this manner and sent
TO the manufacturer for reprocess-
ing. Shipments of the reprocessed
balls are being received and as
Bernard B. Lasky. president of the
commission, points out, this assures
a supply of playable balls for
municipal golfers next year in
spite of the rubber shortage.
Golfers were paid 5 cents or 10
cents each for the balls they
turned in. depending upon their
condition.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Powers CurtaiIed,
u. ). Scrap Chief Quits

PITTSBURGH. Oct. Is uNS).
John M. Hopwood, Pittsburgh
industrialist, was reported today
to have resigned his post as head
of War Materials. Inc. The scrap
collecting agency head recently
said the was disappointed at a
recent WPB order curtailing the
WINS scrap salvaging powers.
Resigning with him. il was under
stood, were II. A. Berquist, J. L.
Logan and other executives of the
agency.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Injured Hoosiers
Ready for Action

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Oct. 16
GNS) Although not named for
starting roles. Chuck Jacoby. right
half. and Bob Jimmy. left tackle.
were pronounced ready for action
with the Indiana Hoosiers against
Pittsburgh tomorrow. Another in
jured player. left end Ted Hasapes.
was among the 35 Hoosiers maxi
ing the trip to Pittsburgh. but it
was doubtful that he would get
in the game.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
7 Girls Recover S21
Tucked in Police Fund

Common council ruled today
that an unclaimed S21 should go
TO the two young women who
found it and not to the police
pension fund to which the money
had strangely found its way.
Petitioning the city for the
money on the grounds that find
ers are keepers, Misses Eleanor
f. Gillespie and Pauline Wood said
they found the wallet containing
S2l on the street over a year ago.
They said they turned il over to a
policeman. who promised them the
S21 if il remained unclaimed,
which il did.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Tdni Proves
He S in Form

JERSEY CITY, N. J.. Oct. 16
UP).-Tami Mauriello, heavy.
weight contender of New York,
tapered off for his October 30
meeting with Lee Savold of Des
Moines. Ia, at Madison Square
Garden last night by knocking out
Italo Colonello of New York in
the second round.
A crowd of over 1000 watched
Mauriello encounter little opposi-
.tion from Colonello a right 10
the chin finished Colonello AT 2:59
of the second round and enabled
Mauriello 10 register his second
two-rolYd knockout over his op-
ponent
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Women tODriVe
Big Army Trucks

The so hours training in first
aid and handling of trucks and
cars. taken by women Of the Red
Cross Motor Service, began to
make its worth felt this week.
One hundred and fifty of them
began relieving men of driving
army vehicles from the manufac-
turer TO the army's State Fair
Grounds depot They volunteer
for two days duty each week.
The women are from 20 TO so
years old and all are trained 10
handle anything from an army
jeep TO a 2ia-ton GMC truck.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Great Lakes Power
Ready for Badgers

GREAT LAKES. Ill. Oct. 16
INS).-The Great Lakes battle
wagon, with its 200-pound forward
wall and its three big backfield
guns, Bruce Smith. Bob Sweiger
and Hugh Mccullough. was ready
TO steam into Chicago today for
a light workout at Soldier Field
where IT will open fire on fight
ing Wisconsin eleven tomorrow.
Eight sections of complimentary
seats for the battle have been set
aside for service men.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
library Expansion Site
Awarded S29,500

a condemnation jury in the
court of Recorders Court Judge
Thomas NJ. Cotter today placed
on record a S29.500 award for
property necessary for expansion
of the Detroit Public Library site
at Putnam and Cass avenues. Re-
cipients of the award were the
Maccabees. and Mary Louise Fos-
ter Clark and Annie Ward Foster
of 5l0S Cass avenue. -
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Gun.Totin' Mayor
Awaits Army Draft

Y ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Oct. 16
GNS) Atlantic City's "gun-totin
m ayor. Thomas ID. Taggart.
who conducted gambling raids in
this ocean resort with a holster
strapped TO each hip. will have
the opportunity of hand in &
heavier armament.
Taggart. who is 40 and a bache-
lor, has been classified in Ia and
faces a draft call within the next
two months.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
GIRLS IMPRESSED
Candidate Would PAY
Congress Army's Rate

HACKENSACK, N. j., Oct. 16
NS).-Reduction of the $4,000
-a-year salaries of congressman
to soldiers base pay of $50-a-
was advocated today by
Emil M. Wulster, Democratic
candidate for Congress from New
Jerseys seventh district.
Wulster. 39-year-old attorney
by Ia write-in votes
when the regular organization
withdrew. also pledged
that. if elected, he would seek TO
force periodic employment by
in war plants or on
farms
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Lady Killer
Charlie Chaplin Sheds
Props in New Picture

NEW YORK. Oct. 16 (UP)! -
Charlie Chaplin's next picture will
be Lady Killer" and the role will
make him abandon his mustache
baggy trousers and uncertain cane
He announced that the mus
tache which contributed 10 his for
tune would give way TO one OF the
silly French variety"
Lady Killer" will be on the
Bluebeard theme. The principal
character was suggested by the
French killer Henri Landru. Chap
lin will direct and produce the
picture and be the principal
character.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Borneo Subdued
AT Last, Say Jdps

TOXIC, Oct, 16 Japanese broad
cast recorded by UP in San Fran
cisco) After four weeks of hard
fighting japanese forces now con-
troll the entire island of Borneo,
Toxic radio said today.
(The broadcast amounted to
an admission of Allied guerrilla
resistance.)
Japanese naval units have sue
ceeded in sudden attack against
British. Dutch and American forces
who had taken refuge on the Long.
lawan plain, $50 kilometers north
of Balikpapan. Toxic radio said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Purdue Center Nav
Miss o. ). u. Game

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. 1G
uNS).-With the exception OF
Alex Leugo, injured center. the
same Purdue starting lineup that
faced Northwestern was expected
today 10 take to the field against
Ohio State tomorrow. II Leugo
is unable 10 get into action. he will
be replaced by Otto Hurrle. who
starred in a relief role last Satur.
day. Coach Elmer Burnham said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
British Sailor Hurt
ACTING as Pea(emakeI

James ONeill, 2S-year-old Brit.
ish sailor. here visiting his aunt
and her husband. got fractured
left leg in attempting TO act as
rcIccrIHkcr during IN argument
between the couple, police said to-
day
The argument occurred IN the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Schi-
elke. 5757 Van Dyke avenue.
where O'Neill was pushed and fell,
breaking his leg. police said. Schi-
elke is being held for disturbing
the peace.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Three Gopher
.Sophs TO Start

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 16 (INS)
Three sophomores were listed
today for starting positions in the
Minnesota backfield against Ne
braska tomorrow.
They are Joe Silovich at left
half for Bill Daley. Dick Lucke-
meyr at right half for Herman
Frickey, and Bob Sandberg at
quarterback for Bill Garnaas. The
three regulars were benched by
injuries.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
How Big
Games
Figure

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 (UP).-
lAlsbama's crimson tide rolls
against the volunteers of Tennes-
sec tomorrow with the Southeast
ern Conference title and bowl
bid in the balance 10 headline the
nations four-star collegiate foot
ball program.
With this game overshadowing
everything in the South. top tiltS
IN other sections of the country
send the undefeated Iowa cadets
against Notre Dame in the Mid
west unbeaten Washington State
against Southern California's Tro-
JAMS on the Coast and Colgate,
with a clean record, against the
always dangerous Blue Devils OF
Duke University in the East.
Alabama ruled a 3-2 favorite
over the vols in one Of the best
contests of the season. Elsewhere
below the MaSon-DiXon Line there
were horde of close games. Van
derbilt rated 2-1 over Mississippi
State; Georgia 5-3 over Tulane
LSU over Mississippi Wake For
esi over North Carolina State;
TCU as over the Texas Aggies.
and Duquesne over travel-weary
North Carolina.
Iowa pre-flight, despite a great
deal of Notre Dame tub-thumping,
rated an lis choice. The odds
lawyers can't forget that Bernie
Bierman's semipros haven't been
hurried by the best in the Big 10
while Notre Dame, outside of last
weeks 27.0 win over Stanford,
hasn't been too impressive.
Iowa. behind Tommy Farmers S
arm, was 6-5, over Illinois
despite the latter's upset OF Min
rcSota. with Michigan the choice
over Northwestern and Ohio State
favored TO defeat Purdue in other
Big Ten battles. Despite Wiscon-
sins undefeated record, the Great
Lakes Naval Base was rs choice
to defeat the Badgers. Minnesota
was expected 10 come back against
Nebraska. with Michigan State
and Marquette even money.
In the East. Army was It's over
Columbia, although the Lion pass
ing attack admittedly could halt
the cadets. Undefeated North
Carolina Preflight {: and injury
hampered Boston College was a
tossup. with Brown gaining the
nod against Lafayette. Colgate
was 80 over Duke. with the Har-
ward Dartmouth and Syracuse
Holy Cross games rated even
money. Indiana was 9-5 choice
over improved Pitt, with Yale
Navy a tossup. Fordham was 60
over West Virginia, with Penn's
powerhouse, which walloped Yale,
a prohibitive 81 choice TO skin
Princeton's Tigers.
Washington States undefeated
eleven. pointing for the Pacific
Coast Conference title, was I2-5
over travel-weary and twice de-
feated Southern California. Santa
Clara, also with a clean record.
drew a 6-5 favorites role over
Oregon State. UCLA's speed
boys were Us TO win from dsap-
pointing California with Stanford
and Washington top-heavy choices
over Idaho and Montana, respec-
tiyely.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Radio Comic Loses
Race Before He Runs

CHICAGO, Oct. IS INS).-
That certain zip was missing today
from the routine of Ted kantor,
Polish radio comedian known as
Poor Bartek."
He had wanted TO run for Cook
County sheriff but the county
electoral board charged his petit
tion suffered from too much ad-
libbing The petition was inn
pounded on charges that 104,450
of its 1882 names were invalid.
Result: Bartek will not run for
sheriff.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
State Resorts Bid
For War Workers
Times star Correspondent

BAY CITY, Oct. 16.-In the face
OF war restrictions, the states
tourist industry must aim its
efforts at local war workers "who
can only continue working harder
by taking the proper relaxation. y
officials of the East Michigan
Tourist Association agreed today
Officers elected at the -assecia-
tion's annual meeting are John
w. Jankowiak of Pinconning,
president; Robert L. Gillingham
of Caseville. first vice president,
and E. r. Chapman of Flint, Sec
ond vice president.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Hdwkeyes' Bad Boy
Back in Good Gra(es

IOWA CITY, la Oct. 16 qNS)
Del Dickerhoof, y who was dis
missed from the Iowa squad by
Coach Eddie Anderson. was back
with his teammates today after
making an apology TO the team.
His place Al right guard against
Illinois tomorrow Will be taken
over by Bon Penaluna. a senior
Dickcrhoof told tho squad I'm do
my best trom now even II II
ImeanS playing with the scrubs.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Iowa S Line Rated
Heaviest in CoIIeQe

CH A M PAIGN N. H., Oct. 16
QNSC - Warned by Coach Ray
Eliot that il will face "the heaviest
college line in the country" and
tougher foe than Minnesota. an
Illinois squad Of "a left for Iowa
City today to meet Iowa Hawk
eyes. The Illini will stop off at
Cedar Rapids for a light workout.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Give Up at Gull Stream

MIAMI, Fla, oct. Is QNS).-
Federal Judge John w. Holland
today told attorneys that he would
sign an adjudication in bankruptcy
for the Gulf Stream Parks elabor-
ate racing plant just north Of
Miami. which opened in 1899 and
closed a few days later. Several at
tempts at reorganization have
failed
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Ydnks Win Over
New Zealand as
Convoy Arrives

The disclosure by Secretary
Of War Henry l.. Stimson that
United States Army troops have
been stationed I'm New Zealand
since June makes il possible 10
release the following dispatch,
written by United Press staff
correspondent when the troops
arrived, June Is. The cores
pondent now is with American
forces in the Solomon islands,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Council bitches Plea
To Scrap City Cannon

In the face of growing opposi-
tion, the common council today
pigeonholed the proposal Of a citi.
zen that the Perry cannon in front
of the city hall be scrapped foi
the war effort.
Council also was urged by Span
ish War Veterans, Camp No. 10
TO do everything IL its power tc
keep the Vizcaya cannon in front
of the County Building. The relic
OF the Spanish American War is
also being eyed for the scrap head
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Rioting Reported
In Vichy Africa

BATHURST. Gambia, West
Africa. Oct 16 (UP).-Disturb-
ances were reported today to have
broken out in French Senegal, on
the West African coast, as the
result of French efforts TO evacu-
ate civilians from Dakar Dakar
is the capital of French Senegal.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
SeahdWks Tiff
Irish S Chance
To Regain Fame

CHICAGO, Oct 16 tUP).-
Notre Dame, which tumbled from
a preseason favori,e for national
championship honors 10 an also
ran" in the early weeks OF the
football campaign. receives a
golden chance 10 recoup some of
its lost prestige tomorrow when
II faces the Iowa Cadets at South
Bend in the Midwest's outstand-
Ing game.
The clash of the Irish and the
Seahawks completely overshadows
the heaviest Big Ten program of
the young. season. Three confer
encc clashes, all OF great i'm
portance in tho title race, get the
secondary billing.
The league encounters send
Illinois surprise team against
Iowa at Iowa City: Northwestern
against Michigan al Ann Arbor
and Purdue against Ohio State at
Columbus
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Scratches
By nited Press

By Inited Pres.
TrscE frudds
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Chain Miss. BINS Anne
Second Race -PsitYrf C!inEendssl
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Fourth Race Csmptown, Bold Dan
Snth Race Tarrrush Spsne Block
sdsr' Amor Bearer, Surprise Boz JIM
s.ysn,h Rscs Waugh Pop, Mchissr
Flyer. HAds star. Mr Jimmie
Eighth Race Infant Queen AIafag
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JAMAICA
TRACK fssf
FIRST Race ouatr. Belle. Late Dawn.
High Brow, AlphsboV. supper. Dennis =.
Third Par. - Double g., Eursslsn.
Kings GAmbif.
Fourth Race Budded
Seventh RAes-siihg Pa.
HAWTHORNE
Track SLOW
Ftrt; Rac.-Gsla Love. Agnara Righ,
csrlsA Random Br.eEe, Pa, Morvch.
Liberty B
second Race - Jump Bid. pucmis.
Baby Norma JOY. sWeet sukey. Cod
Third Rse.-strins Bane Top Yot,
Orchard Run. Monoh Lad. Certainty.
FVurtn Raoe-Eur,mu,s Alley Nirh,
step. MONKS Memo. Wsisenheimsr,
Courtay.
Ftfth Race KOkomo fvsepstsker
South Border Paircais Mention Miss
Cedar. Lord Prospect
Seventh Race bachelor, Bower
Eigh'h Rsce- Black Time Connie Ann.
Tlrs6s Birks Boy
KEENELASD
Track fast
Second Rsce--M Ma rchari Sergeant b.
sixth Race psfiei
esventh Rscs-Trsnsformer
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Badger Hopes Rest
On Speedy BaCkfieId

MADISON. Wis, Oct. Is INS)
The Wisconsin Badgers today
pinned their hopes on Pat Harder.
Mark Hoskins and Elroy Hirsch
to stop the destroyers from Great
Lakes tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

Tasty Scandinavian Dishes
From Minnesota-How to Make
Norske Meat Balls, BOneless
Beef Rolls and Other Honey"
Dishes, as Well as Outlets and
Other Timely Prize-Winners--
All I'm The Housewives Food
Almanack. That Popular Fea-
ture In The American Weekly
With This Sundays Issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
BY FRANCIS MCCARTHY
nited Press stan Correspondent

SOMEWHERE IN NEW YEA.
LAND, June Is Delayed. -
American troops stormed New
Zealand today and won the af-
fcctions of the populace within
"a hodrs.
Thousands of residents iammeo
streets AT several ports in this
British dominion to cheer soldiers
and marines landing simultane.
ously after an uneventful TRIP
across the Pacific.
1t was a great day for this city
as the first long awaited shir
convoy arrived. Cheers welled uI
from thousands of Yank throats as
the doughboys hit land for the
first time in several weeks.
TRAFFIC SNARLED
New Zealand military band;
blared out The Star Spangled
Banner" The Stars and Stripes
Forever and "There'll Be a Ho,
Time in the Old Town Tonight"
As the word spread that "the
Yanks are here" waterfront traf.
fic became hopelessly snarled and
hundreds pressed against the pier
enclosures to get first hand
glimpse of the troops they had
eagerly awaited.
The morning after their arrival
the troops piled into railway
coaches, proceeded TO designated
camps and there found a hot meal
and extremely comfortable quar-,
ters in the heart of this scenically
beautiful country. In the nearest
canteen they found American
chewing gum. chocolate bars-ano
a YMCA and Salvation Army
buildings.
GIRLS IMPRESSED
New Zealanders were favorably
impressed by their neatness. fine
personal appearance and excellent
behavior Especially impressed
were the girls, just as in Aus.
tralia.
American nurses in trim blue
uniforms and cocky overseas caps
unloaded from the transports along
with jeepS, scout cars, huge trucks
and thousand and one other
pieces of AEF equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

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