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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Michigan'S top skaters will
compete for places on the state
squad in the North American
Championships during the state
indoor speed skating event at
I. Of VI. rink, Ann Arbor. tomor-
row. The meet begins at 3 p, M,
The North American is set for
OIL ympia, February 20 and
March /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

reached a and then the count
started again BY the time the count OF FIVE had
there hut slight change in Tunneys position
and his left leg had Strengthened out only hit
from its terribly strained position; hut bear this in mind at
no time what had been actual count of 10 did
Kinney q roll forward his knee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Winner Of - straight fights 81
Of them by knoCkoutS- during his
professional career, Ray Sugar
Robinson Harlem contender for
the world Molier title. will enter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONELL-

Gene Tunneyss Version At Least II Differs
of LONG Count in From>That offered
His Book Disputed by Fight Experts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
ZaIllariS
Stand" by
Barbara
By CLAYTON HELLER

Tony Galento. the two-ton ter
ror OF Caulnower Alley, whose
was earned as much by
his behavior out Of the ring as IL
was IN. is piker compared with
Frank ZamariS, his home town
buddy.
Tony'S antics were a source OF
anxiety on the part
Of the New York Boxing Commits
sion when he made his bid for
fame against Joe Louis. But the
cigar smoking barkecp was as
gentlemanly in the ring that night
as the Marquis Of Queensberry
He's left il 10 his former stable
mate. ZamariS. 10 overrule com
mission. And that is exactly what
the little hald-hcad has done, fol
all practical purposes in refusing
TO 90 through with a March date
at Olympia against Lee Savold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

The Bruins. riddlcd by injuries and
compulsory objections. were easy
prey for the Americans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
STICK WITH Barbara

I'm going 10 stick with
Frank Barbara. He's going to
promote some fights at Olympia,
and I'll fight SsyOld for him."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

TONIGHT'S GAMES
Narsf.eTH a. Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Wings Win, 81;
Adams Clashes
With Thompson
Meriucci and Orlando,
Foes From Way Back,
Stand by and Chortle
BY LEWIS ~. WALTER

Two Scared haiChctmrn Of
hockey. Jimmy Orlando Of the Rcd
Wings and Johnny Mariuccl Of the
BlackhawkS. leaned over the rink
boards and laughed as they
watched their respective man
ayers. Jack Adams and Paul
Thompson, failing away AT each
other until a squad of bluecoatS
drove between them.
There was little point in the
players getting excited At this
point. Detroit had the victory in
the bag with only 10 minutes left.
The players had done their sock
ing earlier in the first 10 min
utcS. That was when Detroit
checked the BlaCkhawks into the
ice and eased the way for the 81
decision they earned last night At
Olympia 10 stay IN the fight for
.playoff positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MISILRN nIAIsInN
MICHGAN.ONTARIO LEAGIE

Wash E'Or y Buffalo a.
indianapolis = Providence 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Continued on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Zamarls said today.
His decision followed an hour
conference yesterday with Boxing
Commissioner John j. HettChe and
2 later conference with Barbara.
Continued on Page PSI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Continued on Page 20
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
LWG7;H;;k!::g Ute
d o. MARIE BuzAR6
MElIN hR AND Y ~
6H MARIE al
MInI IIN INk AND kIlEAsrn csnAL rRESs ASSOC.

tant to have the night end. and re-
i"chHprf'd lat she didn't even
Know his name. 1t had seemed I'M
! important.
Shr sat down in the chair where
Sh" had sat opposite him to re-
/ member the past hour, IT WASH.
""r"S That came back to her, be-
cause the words they said to each
olller didn't matter: these were
only chords for the thread of mel
""N mat was unspukcn understand
ing between them. She was rcmcm-
hering the kindly light in his ewes.
III" way they crinlilcd at the cor
herS when he laughed, the timber
OF ms laughter. She remembered
me gray of his eyes and the touch
OIL silver at his temples. the ruddi-
ness III his checks and the way he
carried His big head proudly on fine
shoulders, the maSculinity of him
That knew 50 wei! how To be tender,
something lrapcd inside her
BOSOM thinking Of that and what il
"""'H mean 20 a woman to be
loved by man like that.
me iir" Sputtcrcd and she got lid
ana covered the cmhcrs with ashes
Sh" WhlStlcd for the cocker. He
came III Slc"pily and Law down with
paws up. She covered him with his
blanket and Went 70 put out the
lamp beside the chair that showed
deep depression.
Something CLEANED on the table
ana Sh" picked it up. smiling a lit
'."' wondering if he'd left il as an
excuse 10 come back. 1t was the
h%htcr with which he had lit her
cigaret.
She picked it up and held it to
The light to look at it, There were
TWO initials engraved on the field
OF gold. She TUNED it over.
"'r. X" She said. Tom Kit
cram"
she put it back on the table and
pulled the cord on theaamp and
went out of the room in darkness.
Nhcn she opened the door of her
ShoP. the wind and the rain came
IN with Barbara. She took off her
nat and shook the drops from il
i Think she said, that it is base
calnmny to call this kind OF dav
Il blue Monday. It's nothing but
gray and mud-colorcd. The rain
seems TO be coming mp as well as
Gown. wouldn't let Sonny so back
10 school for the afternoon SEES
sion"
She stripped off her wet coat and
Ellen Cassidy came forward to
take it from her. Il vas anxious
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

uurk hunting area. Aztec, %. Nm9u
''h"iihH Will moi lee ciiU,.. Un,,i TIA.
ll'h naval dat rict make. Ir. .aur.
request. That VIII probably T., i.,iI.-
coming very soon. The Chart, lui,
request included North Carolina .r-.,
only lying "a:t al u. =. |. higlty,l,.
tlh" Coastal EnutcJ as Tar north a
oh$low county. which embraces III
Tie at duck and wlld-gonsc huntlu"
ground
Governor RrnuGhtnn turned lhu
rcqueS, over Ia the Department al
conservation and Development. at,i
Indicated that he would talk. l.,
same action upon - fifth district t.
quest when il comes. Chance, mr..
better Than 100 Ia |, however. TIA!
mere Will he no duck hunting ON
The North Carolina "nHs; tins Win
Ter.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR

itAi'TfR TWENTY-FOU
~ AUTO horn shrickcd rau-
G." Is ana Ellen said. That would
BE- l..."
!." along. child. You must be
:" ...a Barbara got u rainCoat
iinr he closet.
'..r slipped into the coat and
l'."'. ny her school books. I'll
Cos Jack tonight"
l'...#ri east Il mOrosc glance AT
a., ming wet street and shook
IT,. ..Iu. Il don't believe I'll STAY
'."' tonight, The rain is never 60
49, stop. II no one comes in this
al .'a and il doesn't look as if
H'..'' would-it isn't likely any.
o." I'll cory by tonight. People
VI" my sense will stay at home. +"
somebody's sure 10 come in.
MIS-. NiSter. if only for cup of
..' ana toast with you. You GER
,'H.'F started something when you
h"-an serving IT,"
Hi'hira said happily. ut was 4
- wash IL We made lnlS
" trends that way, and customers.
too
, was thinking, though, that
S"'' could cut down on EXPENSES If
you ut il out. Mrs. Alwyn left
u'.' NOR" jars of her ginger mar
,''.''' today. That's a dollar ana
",.F cents you could have saved"
h,ip1ra shock hcr head. That's
al me money the poor old thing
:. Wen. then" Ellen said boldly.
,Eo' could stop sending it to every
'o,'l tor presents, like you do"
=, Gould II" Barbara asked
.h'"Ehtfully. Its treat. you
sn"", and | like to do little things
s people because they do things
Why shouldn't thcy?" Ellen
s,tumDIcd. putting on her glover
n,,o"'Y. You do all sorts of nice
"..sS for people all the time"
just trying to make friends.
She asked
~ say you have. You never
"oui' nave been asked to Join tho
a mo,hcrs club and the Ladies' Aid
G ~, INC Guild if the ladies' didn't
INV, h' you. forgot to tell you
. m,ll Mrs. Crawford called up and
y vaSE u you're keeping open tonight.
h,,au You like TO come to her
"o,iS" for supper"
81 'a.inara's norosc expression lift
~! instantly. "The darling." she
InU l never thought she'd get to
I, nv me She looks so so rock
w.. New England"
>, roiks often look that way when
NY u,y don't know that you like
t ,, when you first came here"
"r father Interrupted her
tE go'ch with another long Shrek Of
''f'ara buttoned the girls coat |
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE

Vial I'm i ~ L
THEY ATE hastily and went out
by q lack door.
Take your choice of n motor. -
Ba' '"'a's silkcn-clad prince said
-.G.".. with = gesture that in
,E. lie line of motors in the
..4N. M going to borrow one and
n!'-H' rs we'll be Il good one"
"I, nat ease. hadn't it better he
tie .r.' one in the line ?"
20 tucked her in, folding a robe
over '.r knees and under her feet,
Tn b.. vent around Ia the other
s.5r .i GOT in. He smiled down at
l@r.~ B.: The sight pleased him, and
sa. CnmfOrtablc?"
"H. one little word. spoken that
Way "aS like warm blanket
ar.u.i her. She nodded.
Nov that the music and laughter
WEE indoors. the night was very
G'u.. ."! the singing tread of the
ta,- .a The road and their muir
@w.. Ta!CcS were all that broke
-. ...."rr.
D. ..j Tell me the way"
s.. '.'I him, ana they said little
IT, about the night, the winter
a.. 3D.. party. 'nimportant things.
't- a.H hey came 10 her house
:"E .. came around to open the
D"r g." her. ne said, ct haven't
sa:H ''': the things / wanted 10
'.f There arc things l want Won
|" ..! ME. ] want TO know YOU.
81 one in for :, ciCarct >"
H. Ike Won to-" she said. ia
&k" 90 Know things about Won
to-.
H'n Calder mad left a fire that
ha: t;'n.d 10 rmhcrs III the hearth.
tt" "ut dry sticks on and soon
tn -..hhy room was warmed and
A&H... hy cracking flames.
.'| talked about books ard pCo-
P'' I'D places and cicarct smoke
SlA'. around their heads while
lin slipped into the past and the
't"'N struck twice and they looked
AZ ''rh other, surprised at its
Li.l
VIII sec you again" he said
at u" door.
- hop" So"
80! turned a nightmare into a
"r'n".. he said graphically.
ST. ave him her hand and he
h'.. }. for 4 moment and let it 90
VIII ~ abrupt gesture.
Although lie didn't sec her, she
Hi,"1 her hand and waved as the
=" ..~'np"arcd from view and she
5000. ~ H." cold, liking it as she
''... r91inst her door.
H". ""nt ii reluctantly. rc!uc-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

| touch Of the gold band Mark
slipped on N.r finger. Ert she could
remember Ni"rE~ embarrassed kiss
less clearly tina" sh" could rcmcm-
her tn" Gel e Tom Kilcran's
/ strong arm about her waist in a
waltz TIA; "1s less than IN echo
six w,cas nas:. THAT was some.
thing &c. a..d {" forget.
! Shr ia" peg. him ont of hcr mind
rcyoiui.l- hen ~" sent back his
I lighter.
! RcSosu. ns. She laughed dryly,
th.nl.f"- ".t 1t was beginning to
! b. 3 r...' With her 10 make them.
. Nrt :, think at Tom Kilcran again.
No. g. tH."h I'd Tony in a romantic
I;.nt. i AGs just as we'll that she
had mat" That one when Ruth
Calder made her ridiculous as
sumption That Tony VAS interested
IN her Ruth knew it was ridicu-
loH, .p'r. Because last night she
hal ..rn with Barbara at the
movies ana together they had seen
-. t".p heads close together ahead
If .E"m. Tory and Pamela Kilcran.
Well. that was good. she thought.
She MS .lII that the KiICranS had
'IIscn Tony OF and that Pamela
"#s Interested in INN. 1t would be
good for both. If Pamela had any
influence with hcr father, she
would be able to help Tony.
Her thoughts settled on him. Sho
was worried about Tony. He was
thinner. more tired than he should
have been. 1t was those chemical
poisoning cases at the mill. He
talked To her about them, about his
need for Il laboratory. and then
WHOM he spoke to Kilcran. Inc was
ar"rv and frustrated. That she had
rot understood. remembering the
kindness and sympathy that we're
Ike light from within Tom Kill
cram.
Deliberately she turned her
thoughts from Tony's troubles to
her own. going back into the shop.
but avoiding glance ut the bills
on her desk.
She brushed ashes into the
hearth. rCarrarEcd n shelf of books,
taking one down to read. and set
tied herself in a chair to await
whatever the afternoon might
bring. II would i've little. she
thought.
Absorbed in her book. she forgot
Tie dismal day. the shop itself. and
was startled when the hell an
Hcrnccd stranger. His presence
wgs startling. He looked like
huge bear in the wet shining rain
ccat that cnvclopcd his enormous
bulk. lie must. Barbara thought,
moving forward TO greet him.
weigh at least 800 pounds. She
knew she had never seen him in
he town.
(To BE Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

for you to come back becau,e
there's lots of news for Won.
here sit in front of the fire and
| dry your feet"
barbara thanked her and looked
out the window where tho rain
washed down like curtains of oil.
ANY of it sood?' she asked.
Swell" the crippled girl said
Mrs. Mitchell ordered n SCI of tor
childrcn's books for her grand
daughters birthday ana Mr.. pinnv
asked me to send three detective
stories over to n friend Of his In
the hospital. Oh. Mrs. WiStor.
yo'iFe cone all the things You told
Dad You would! You've made IN.
Wholc town hook-mindcd."
barbara reserved her immediate
conclusions about the accomplish
ment of all the things she'd told
CaSS.dy she was going to do. True.
she had accomplished much. but
only now she was learning how
long it would he before she was in
dependent.
,iv ni, ~ m,l'" Tor Your father and
Do Ia. o,h .'.,,'','',' an" yours, TOO, Ellen"
M. ' .,.,'., 'ni'' slowly ia feel as IL
I ", ''.,'i' M'fc gong to he washed
sure Td car. ,,,.,, =, . "t" l III ho'
VA. ,iar' a,,' - .''iH a.. i,'oi'lenl.
.r,.. ;,,.. '''''''
fool. IIrp ~. ,''I "iE. EVERYBODY
49, .''H Ike thiS.
,,o,,t. WISH l 'n"usht it were.
;.o'r = h''nW what III do for money
u NUN CALDER weren't living with
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

" AND General urd
I',I'c'"ns were considerably ur1.,.
d'dH receipt hat went m.lIn,
i"hti" million d"llms above r.I'
,'''"h. L." Au"u.t al last wear tn,. q,
,''' '"'h"..' mcr"Ls" ni $50 per CEN
'''H"i'i" i"N", WEI" oft both u, COM
pare" win July al this year ana WIZ,
.N"H" %! last year. the AunllsI com,
~, ~, ,""i, h''n% 1879 per cen; below
''''.h'r III IN" motor vehicles
"'i"'i 'hl'ht were oft 1919 rs com.
par" N'ih last AUGUST. All of vb,,.,,
'''''',''r. - downward trend and call.
act caution ~ spending or ;,IIrc;,,uro
app" al SUPPLIES. '''
ia" "'n'i ~i"r al the picture IS
'''' L. July this yca. general fund
''',iptN ""r" up 1859 from last yrn,.
""I'" H"~"l .n, collections droppcd o::
per '"nI. Juiv comparison IN r,n,n,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

E'nClcs also was worse for the ,vn
""'N months than Tor AUGUST. Even
80 ~ "iin" "rli"ctiuns stav well
''""N" III" twn m.i.inn q month Ii,-
"i', NuhlEs.- al Tia" several reno, g,
,."S Ia th' very definite. conclusion
MA, "''iN conclusion that L. dctinitr)
"'"' i"'ur" revenue collection will
u" uncertain. and that Official;
''"Ii:'d with responsibility for
maintaining a sound S;ia-,. financial
balance should go low in spcndiun
III" IING-rh" 18th naval dis
'I'' dquar,cr$ at Charleston has
q N'' "h@ governors ri North Car
"i'mI and South Carolina To impn,e
i'&'d re triCti"nS on huniinp oinno
iI' coast The request. u granted aS
" h', hE"lN Will be. will bar hunt
III" "'l Icing South CaroIina'S coast
'l'!udin" practically all of the so,d
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

FREE EATS-Tnc State Of Nur,H
carolina Is confronted with the pro-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-13

Byron y. Carter. Estats-Hssrins Claims
April %. 1e<1.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County Of Macomb.
AZ q session Of said Court. held at the
Probate Office In the City of Mt. Glenn
ems In the said County. on the 4th day Of
February. A. d. le43.
Present. Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Byron
y. Carter. Deceased.
II appearing to the court that the time
for presentation of claims against said
estate should be limited. and that time
and place be appointed TO receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands
against said deceased by and before said
court:
II Il Ordered. That creditors Of said
deceased are required TO present their
claims 10 said court 1T said Probate Office
on or before the Goth day of April A. ID.
1912. At nine o'clock In the forenoon, said
time and place being hereby appointed
for the examination and adjustment OF
all claims and demands against said de-
ceased.
II Is Further Ordered. That public no.
tice thereof be given by publication OF .
COPY OF this order for three successive
weeks previous to said day Of hearing.
in the Daily Monitor. newspaper print
ed and circulated In said county.
JOSEPH v. TROMBLY.
A true copy:
MARY HARRISON
Register of Probate.
Feb. 6-l3-20-MONITOR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES

p pirtu. Of '' The power of sale '' Contained
Statutes Of the State OF Michigan IN such
Given sSs 'e On 0 HfRL
is42. at 1900 o'clock noon, Eastern Stand
ard Time. At the westerly or 0ratiot
street entrance TO the Mscomb County
eSanss of a.soae Mehls.n M ;ths, Ssn:
the place Of holding Circuit Court IN
said County, said mortgags will BE- fore
closed By . sale at public auction TO the
hsn sSS:1 o. sh' mnss s..o
may Be necessary to pay the amount due
as aforesaid. and any sum or sums which
may be paid by the undersigned ut or
snss on said premises. and ali other sum.
paid by the undersigned. with interest
thereon, pursuant TO law and to the terms
OF said mortgase, and AL legal costs
charge: and expenses, including an at, stfor,
follows: That certain piece or parcel OF
County Of Mscomb. Michisan. more. par:
ticularly described as: That parcel OF land
dividing Sections 8 and q. on the East
By the Highway, on the South By land
formerly owned by August oesch. and on
the West BY lands Of the Bay City Division
Of the Michiean Central Railroad Com,
North, Ranse IL East and containing Is
acres of land. more or less.
Dated: January 23rd. l9N2:
STANLEY B. DoMBRowsKI.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
Business Address
74li Z. Milwaukee Ave,
Jan IS. 80; FEB. 3, IS. 40. q: March e.
H. 20. ~; April }. 10. II. "a.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-13
Al e., nssr; McCa:li. = Choiette ATTORNEYS.

Alexander. McCaslin D. Cholette, Attorneys,
MORTGAGE sALE-Default having been
ss :hs eSndGas q PETIT sf1' and NIT LII
Ian PETT. husband and wife to Kalcs-
Kramer Investment Company. q Michigan
the laws OF the United States S Of America.
dated dated May 22nd. 1899 and recorded in the
S antv Of Tie Register q Deeds 70, the
27e Of Mortsases. Page Sas which mort.
CAL STATE s%Sns HssTB 1Hk g Sy G asssn
ment dated June 18th. 1899 and recorded
pune pune 2 acs 1889 I'm in Lssr 271 Of Mogts..es
State OF Michissn on which mortsase
notice FOR 70 prnei que tsr aas sn %
SEVENTY roUR AND q 100 isa.s7t sa'
yided by statute and no suit or proceed
lnes AZ law having been instituted to re-
cover the monies secured by said mort
contained in said mortsase and Of the
on oavfs sHss oa TH I'ds rH And p Dyd
ern Standard Time. the undersisned will.
County Saiieins in the City Of 81 NJ NJ
clemens. Michisan that being the place
where the Circuit Court for the County
Of Macomb is held, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the premises de-
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
amount so as aforesaid due on the said
MORTGAGE with hve percent 80, inter
attorneys fees. to-wit: Lots 70 and 30 OF
Pauline Miller's Addition to the City Of
Mt. Clemens, Macomb County. Michigan
according to the plat thereof as recorded
In Liber 2 OF Plata PAGE %. Macomb
County Records
Dated: January 10th. 1912
CHEMICAL STATE SAVINGS BANK.
Assignee OF MORTGAGE.
ALEXANDER, McCASLIN a. CHOLETTE.
Attorneys for Assignee OF MORTGAGE.
22i7 National Bank Building.
Detroit. Michigan.
Jan. is. %. 30 Feb 6. -. 40. n:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-13

SHERIrF'S SALE

BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias,
issued out of and under the seal of the
Circuit Court for the County of Ma
comb and State Of Michigan, to me di-
rected and delivered, in favor of Leon
Malice and Katarzyna Malice. wife plain
tiffs against the goods and chattels. lands
and tenements of John Oleszko and Stella
Oleszko, his wife. defendants.
l did. on the 29th day of October A.
d. l94l levy upon and take all the right,
title and interest of said John Oleszko
and Stella Oleszko, his wife In and 10
the following described real estate, stu
ated In the County OF Macomb and State
Of Michigan, to wit; All the certain piece
and parcel Of land situated In the Town
ship of Macomb County Of Macomb and
State of Michigan, known and described
as The East sixty 1907 acres of the West
half WA of the Southwest quarter
(S.W.N) of Section twenty two ,22) all
Of which ! shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, as the
law directs. at the County Bldg Macomb
County. Michigan THAT being the build
ing in which the Circuit Court for said
County of Macomb. State OF Michigan, is
held on Wednesday the 18th day of
March A. d. l942 at 10 o'clock forenoon.
Eastern Standard time
WATSON WALKIEWICZ
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Dated Feb. 3rd.. 1912
3Sl4-35th st. Detroit, Mich.
La. 1868
Feb. q. 10. 70. q, Mar. 9. Is.-MoN