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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-07

~r- --~.----,--.-----.- suit of downing zero in the Sep- tember IA raid.
 Sing Jap Songs The newest members of this gang are youthful, zestfull pilots, full of dash.
 These are the kind of boys who enjoy having a couple of comman- ders cruising around in bomber during a raid, and enjoy singing semi printable Japanese words to the Hut Sut Song over the radio while they fight-are a group of five fighter pilots who sat in the sun during the bomber raid of Oc- tober 2.
 There were Zeros above them and American bombers below.
 The Zeros came gaily down to get the bombers, but the Unit e d States fighters spoiled the fun = spoiled it so thoroughly in fact. that only one out of five zeros got away.
 The others went to the credit of Capt. Ken E. George, whose wife lives at SIS Belmont, Wichita, Kan; 1st Lieut.. Deberry; lst Lieut.. James R. Burgett, IA Seth St., Vancouver, Wash; 1st Lieut.. George Thomas, no address avail able.
 Add New Names
 Again on October 3, just under the months deadline, new names were added as five other Jap fighters hit the waves or rocks.
 Capt. Louis H. Bowman, Chero- kee, Texas, got one; 1st Lieut.. Frank Earl Beagle, 516 Whadley St., Whittier, Cal, another. Others are credited to 1st Lieut.. Victor E. Walton, 4033 Bowman Ave, h. dianapolis and 1st Lieut. Robert L. Mcdonald, ITO Virginia St., Reno.
 Others who claimed their victims earlier are 2nd Lieut.. Fred E. Mo- Coy, 917 NV. 18th St., Oklahoma City; 1st Lieut.. Hawley P. Mills, 627 w. Mercer, Seattle; 2nd Lieut.. R. B. Gardner, whose wife, Estel- la, lives at 73O NV. Weilder Ave, Portland, Ore, and mother in Salt Lake City; 2nd Lieut. Winton E. Mathews, Albany, Texas; 1st Lieut.. Gene L. Arth, 315 Normandie, Los Angeles.
 Canadians in Group
 Also Lieut.. Col Jack Chennault; Canadian squadron leader Ken Boomer, the latter enabling tn e Canadians to draw blood on their very first encounter with the enemy.
 Boomer is also the man who watched his victory ride in his burning plane to within 50 feet of the water then lose his nerve and try his parachute, which of course did not open in that short time.
 While most of these fights are going on, bombers are busy giving the ground installations and Jap ships lots of trouble-so much so that bomber crews have kept in complete records of their toll of Jap planes.
 But several are credited to them anyway.
 It isn't theme song, but the Japanese words to Hut Sut trans lated by Lieut.. Col. w. J. Yer beck give a pretty good idea of the attitude of the American and British and even a few New Zea- flanders, who are busy over the target.
 The song translated from Jap reads
 "Oh welcome Japanese men of short stature, i Welcome, Welcome to Kiska, What can you say of our Alaska? Do you like it, do you hate it. We feel badly that you are not
 having polite reception, So we come again and again to
 make sure
 That you receive the proper re-
 ception,
 With falling bombs, with falling bombs"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-07
QUOTA FOR OCTOBER ON TIRES, TUBES, ALSO
 BIKES, CARS E GIVEN

The Juneau Rationing Board has received the following quota for October on tires, tubes, automobiles and bikes:
 19 new passenger car tires, l new passenger car tire, grade II. 10 new passenger car tubes. 30 new truck tires. Is new truck tubes. l new passenger automobile. new bicycles.
 Douglas Quota 3 new passenger car tires. l new passenger car tube. l new truck tire l new truck tube.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Million 70 Cheer
U.S.. War Heroes
III Detroit Rally
Doolitfle and O'Hare
Expected to Take PART
in Wednesday Fete

CONTINUED from Page Three)
merous fights in the Southwest
Pacific brought fame to Lieut..
William c. Carrithers of Manitou
Springs, COLO,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

LONDON, June ,l3 (UPlrNazi
officials threatened drastic new
against the, Czech people
tonight unless information regard
ing the assassination, Of Reinhard
Heydrich, the 'hangmanl is pro-
duced by 3 p. M. next Thursday.
The tpltimatum, was issued by
Karl Hermann Frank. the Nazi
secretary OF state for the protec-
torate, according to the British
Broadcasting Company German
language broadcast, which had
said previously that the Nazis
were threatening to, take thou
sands" of Czech lives for every
German killed in Bohemia or
Moravia. at
Executions since. May ~ when
assassins fired fatal bullets into
Heydrich on the streets Of Prague
have reached $50, including g.
women. l,,.-- h at4 l,,t.r u.
The figures do not include the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
DIPLOMAS 10 LONGER sfomRfb

For the first time, oficers' Training
Schools are being opened TO all young
men-irrespective Of their education
who can can qualify. This includes mar
ried, men as wen as singfe-men in
business, industry, high school. col
iege-att men IS to 26 tincclusive) who
can meet the new, sirnprihed require
meents for physical and mental fitness.
You probably can .qaafify-so
apply nlowi You win then 60 into
Aviation Cadet ranks as quickly as
facilities are fready-take the best
aviation training in the world While
you you receive SIS & month, with ex-
penses paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Expect Bladkout,
Merchants toId

FfFEftk.ffNl Uf NIEE ..l srta.f
Thousands OF small retailers in
the Detroit metropolitan area
risk violation of blackout regula-
tons in the event Of the promised
surprise blackout here, Charles E
Boyd. secretary of the Retail
Merchants Association, said Sat
|urday. .,s,
Boyd issued a warning to mer-
chants in response to a letter from
Glenn C. Richards, civilian de-
Tense director, ice
Boyd said 1t was the hope that
of the mechants' group
and persons living in, the neigh
boGbood of stores where Lights
burn all night with no one on the
premises, TO .extinguish them viii
bring the provisions Of the black
out ordinance to the merchants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Detroit Expects
Cali 70 Increase
Blood Donors
Red Cross Forecasts
Order. 10 Supply
$4,000 More Piuts

The Detroit Red Cross blood
donor station expects soon TO re-
ceiye orders TO increase It's num-
Der of donors by 60 per cent or
TO supply 5000 more pints OF
blood within the next year, Fred
erick s. Stearns, chairman of the
station, revealed Saturday.
Searns also announced that
through May % the Detroit blood
station collected nearly $4,000
pints Of blood and that donations
are now coming in at the rate Of
1850 q week.
This amount, Stearns said, is
about all the present laboratory
equipment can handle. However,
new laboratories are being opened
md an even greater flow can be
handled shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

bined operations attack last De-
cember "a on Vaagso. Norway.
Veteran of the same attack is
Sgt. r. George Herbert, 28-year-
old Scot. holder of the Distin-
guished Conduct Medal for his
bravery in capturing gun emplace-
ments, and 10 German soldiers and
one officer. all ffn g..
He previously won the Military
Medal for carrying wounded offi-
Ger and three wounded men back
to his platoon during a last stand
at Oudenarde, 4. A..i a. Js "a
Herbert fought during the re-
treat from Boulogne, Owed from a
boat sunk by enemy aircraft and
swan to another craft later sunk
by aerial torpedoing.
Sgt. d. N. Huntley, distinguished
himself as, a gunner aboard a
bomber in the Augsburg fight. He
was among the first 300 Raj vol
unteers from Southern Africa.
$4,000 to See Them
Chief Engine Room Artifcer
Harry Howard holds the Distin-
.guished Service Medal for his part
in blowing up of the st. Nazaire
dock gates. His service in !, the
royal navy dates back, to 1919,
Such are the distinguished
achievements Of the men Detroit
will entertain. s 4.r ~ .a.
They will be introduced to the
crowd, which is expected to exceed
$4,000 at the public rally and viii
speak briefly,
During the day they will tour
war plants and following the rally
will be entertained by Detroit
debutantes at the Detroit Athletic
Club. They will leave Detroit
Thursday. .-,. --,-s-s,- -vs;r.-,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Nazi Killers Set Deadline
For Heydfieh Information

lives OF the entire male population
of the little Czech town Of Lidics
which the Germans TextsFrni-
mated" BY leveling the buildings,
Staying the men, dsporting the ys,
women and placing the children IN
educational centers,"
A Kuihyshey radio report reach
ing London said the. assassination
of Heydrich had caused Hitler to
collapSe.fd, GC. gaGLias Et.aibh.li,,
The radio, quoting Stockholm
adyices. said Hitler, paralyzed by
the news, lay. in his room for two
days, refusing<to see. any one
q He recovered his wits IN a rage,
the broadcast said. and ordered "A
purge of the GeStapo for, having
failed to provide for Heydrich's
SaI aitlert thean, demanded. that the
Czech INTELLECTUAL class be fx-
Terminated, Kuibyshev claimed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
NatiOe Of Buffalo

Although he won fame as a
member of Britain's Royal Air
Force. Flight Lieutenant Carroll
w. McColpin is a native of Buffalo,
N. Y, and lived for a number of
years in Los Angeles, c..
A member OF the, famous Third
Eagle squadron, McColpin made
his home in, an aerodrome whose
pilots are credited with destroying
nearly 900 enemy aircraft. ni5.
Flight Sergeant Maxwell A. Rid
dell, 21-year-old Scot, has been
flying with the Raj since the first
leafiet raid opened the offensive
against. the, Axis. He holds the
Distinguished Flying Medal and
recently participated in the attack
on Rostpck.
The distinguished service order
citation of Lieut.. Thomas w. Boyd,
who aided in, the evacuation of
army troops from Dunkirk, reads
"Awayded for great gallantEy
and skill In bomba riding enemy
positions on shore at point blank
range, and In taking HIS own
craft In the fun light OF search
lights. and IN the face of CON
centrated enemy fire from a
range OF less than 100. yards, TO
the rescue. OF the, crew of a
burning motor Iauncb,i' aas ana
North Africa's, TobTuk was the
scene of the greatest achievements
Of Wing GoHmandAr NJ. Loudon,
British educated : native Of San
Paulo, BraziL He, wears the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross, a., se,.isu
The CpnImandQs are represented
BY Lieut., J. Michael Hall ~, WHO
was wounded seriously in the COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
7 ~ r z z WAYS
10 ENLisT

All Men o. 10 10 rs Y.ors
(inciusive) who pass their AVA
ton Cadet examination and apply
for immediate Air cadet training.
I. may enlist as ,privates in the
Amy Air Pores ssinassigned) and
serve there until their turns come
for Aviation Cadet training.
4. or they may enlist n Il. Air
Corps ENLISTED ,Rcsssye and wait,
until they are ordered to report for
Aviation Cadet training.
;. In addition . he Il. two ss ways ways out out
lined above So1ess men and HiA
School seniofs tupon, entering col
Iese) AGED "a. to 26, inclusive, may
enlist In the AIR corts Enlisted Re
serve and continue their schooling.
provided they maintain satisfactory
scholastic standings
Upon graduation sr withdrsswsl
from college, men win Be assigned
to active duty al 4 training center
as facilities become available.
II q. .....S;tty # w NM, SS. .lo,nd;
the deferred status q Che Army Re;
serve may be terminated at any
time BY the Secretary OF War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

NOTE: TSase spds st,yea,. q s;sss, WI ia-
quirS barents' ,6s .guardian,s S9psent, Birth
certificates and three letters OF fecommends-
ton win be required Of ali applicants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Music Pupils Win Awards

Twenty pupils of the music de-
partment of the Detroit Council
of Agencies have, been awarded
honors in the recent tournament
of the National Guild of Piano
Teachers, Grace Barber, director
of the department. was informed
Saturday. The department gives
music lessons TO children in De-
troit social agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Affts Y0U AIT eSmmIssIoNiD

In less than a year after you Start
usually 8, months-you can earn the
right to be a Flying Oficer-ones Of
1.-The Three Musketeers of the Air"
-Bombardier, Navigator, or Pilot
ready to fly high and hit hard for
America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
JOIN THE u. s. Army AK FORCES AND
Paw Then, Back m Person !

Or-if you have been to college and
have studied the right scientific sub
jects-you can try fof a commission
as a ground duty officet-in Anna
ment, COMMUNICATIONS, Engineering,
Meteorologgyy OF Photography.
This past year about 500 Of all
Aviation Cadets won cotnnfnnission:-
Of which 67y are now flying officers.
So your chances are excellent.
When you become a Second Lieu.
tenant with the u. S., Army Air
Forces, your pay ranges from $ls3 to
SEAS month. Advancement should
be rapid because Of the Tremendous
expansion program ;tcs am Sfouf air army.
And after this war is over and the
curse Of ffitlerism ended, experts pre-
dict that aviation win BE tie greatest
of all growing industries, BY flaming
and experience, you viii Be IN tie fore
front Of those opportunities.
fiY VIII Us-ficAf Win is
If you you have tkriiled to the mighty
deeds Of Army airmen, here Is your
chance to join them.
Americas planes are rising fast
By the 6huhdefins thousands every
month. That's why we want every
qualified man to apply now for
Officers Training.
For further Information :; , drop
in any Army Recruiting and fndue.
ton station fof a friendly chat. II you
would like to enlist now with one
Of the Aviation Cadet Examining
Boards, arrangements can Be made
for you to take Your mental and
physical examinations the same day.
The sooner You apply, the sooner
you VIII 30 on the list for immediate
training. Join now. Fly with US
fight with us: I'll the last AXIS plane
is shot out Of &s. skyi
NOTE. These vpdG Ayeays q s:sss. WI 70,
quirA parents t65 .guardianS eqpssnt, Birth
certificates and three letters OF recommends
ton win be required Of ali applicants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Mr.. McGarrigle of 3465
Lpngfellow avenue, Times
photographer for seven years,
who has been commissioned a
captain in the, United States
Army Air Force intelligence
service. ordered to report for
duty June "a. He was in the
American army in World War
I, later served two years as a
lieutenant in the Peruvian
army air force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
100000 Men Aged IS to zS
{inclusive) Are Needed Now
for Officers Training!
NEW SiMPLiFiED RE0UiREMENrS

Are you lighting nnad--aching to
pay back those Japs and Nazis for
those treacherous attacks on us7
Then here's your chance to return
the cali in person. A chance to see
Berlin and Tokyo through a bomb
sight. carrying a wallop that can
blast a fort to snitheresns. - -
The greatest air armada ever known
is in The making-and the u. S. Army
Air Forces are looking for officers
men like you to become bombardiers,
navigators, pilots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Has Victoria Cross

Squadron Leader John ID. Net
TETON, 24-year-old native of Zulu
land, is one of the few living men
to hold Britain,s highest decora-
'tion, the Victoria Cross, usually
awarded posthumously,
He won the award for his dar-
ing in leading one of two forma-
tions of bombers. in a l000-mile
flight over hostile territory for a
low altitude daylight bombardment
of the Diesel engine factory at
Augsburg. Much Of the flight was
at an altitude of SO feet in rain
of anti-aircraft fire.
His plane alone came, through.
Cape Town, South Africa is rep
resented by Cambridge educated
Pilot Officer A. F. Taylor, holder
of Britain's Distinguished Flying
Cross for raids on Rostock and
III 1IhaCk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Shopping Notes

7 HAVE Just found fcw
more things YOU can buy
and got waited ON go. bail ~
'vtue- blotier> ... a pairing
knrtc ward goods I've
decided 10 give el7ry body y
yard, Of ct Csc clota for Christ
nIJ~
Come, a story ...a customer
!, buying pillows and Is appalled,
a. the price why so cN-
pcnSIvc. she says Madame. says
the salcSgIrl. down Is UP now
noW
Don't forget shopping
hour, are best from @ IS III
II 30 a mr. and 80 tIll s
m the afternoon and good
luck 10 YOU
md here one go remember
most Detroit stores viii hc
closed all day Saturday. Dcccm-
hcl rs the day following
Christmas
piarard> NII hr placed n The
-torH. and watch advertise
mrrf- oi Tho individual stores
49,. Il yol re ~ doubt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

MARCH II TO APRIL ~
-irtrs- Rather complicated in
,linations during a. m. but after
the noon period excellent vibra-
tions 10 aid in confidential mat
tiers, diplomatic work, industrial
and manufacturing interests es-
pecIally.
arm n TO NAY ~
Taurus - Personal gain pos
,Iblc through intelligent prepare
rons and handling of your work.
Mechanics, builders Of ships, air
planes, machinery, bridges and
buildings especially should find
day productive.
NAY II TO JUNE II
GcpaHi--Diplomacy and close
attention to important and spe-
cial work are "musts.' If you
are consistently industrious at
the start you should sail through
balance of day. BE patient.
June - To JULY -
Capccr-Opportune period for
profits, general improvement.
Executive and employe, student,
instructor can find new ways to
advance through the right CO.
operation. Embrace valuable up
to-date methods. Use your inher-
cnt talents advantageously.
JCLY - TO AUG. p
Eco-Today may be tricky for
you quick. inclined-to-be impul-
sive folk. You'll be wise to pause
To think well before acting IN
weighty matters
AUG. - TO SEPT. .
Virgo - Patience with irrltat-
ing happenings during the morn
ing will set you right for the
remainder Of the day. Much can
be accomplished under controlled
emotions and clever maneuver-
ing.
SEPT. - TO OCT. %
Pleasant is the outlook
for your interests. The attitude
YOU take in receiving or giving
orders and instructions and the
wholehearted cooperation you
how 10 achieve will greatly
determine your gains.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
ScoTDio - Friendly, and YOU
can make it doubly productive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

IL THE eAcS OF style con.
>ciouS tween age and teen age
misses, this plGtail cap. mlttcn
and scarf set IS absolutely the
last word So get busy, mother!
The popcornS are easy of
course
Pattern i76 contains dircc-
lions for making the set IN Pile
year sizes. illustrations OF II and
-utChcS; materials required
Send l. cents in CONS for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern department, I'D Times
SnuaTc. Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
The Letters
And the lctterSi

Ana the ICllCIS.
Mrs Patton says that her
husband says that any man
who claims he is not afraid 10
face fire is either a liar or an
idiot, but that ne is a coward
only if he lots his fear Get tho
host OF him . and that Moth
inc gives a soldier new courage
like a letter from home we'll.
maybe Just a letter from any
body.
The poStmau doesn't have to
ing twice IN an army camp g.
The boys arc gathered around,
waiting for him.
Write cheerful letters. says
Mrs. Patton. Well. OF course
.. all the news from ms home
town the JoneScS have a
new baby g.. Aunt Mabel has a
defense lob 49,. can YOU imagine
Aunt Mabel IN ovcrallS tell
him all YOU can about his old
gang 49,. Tom Tucker is down
In Fl BennlnC. last you knew
and that rcd haired girl
down tho street he used TO like
has Joined the WAACS.
Nothing about tho mortgage
falling due and how are YOU
going 10 pay n skip dad
lumhaCo and how awful It
I- without hum send him
interesting clippings o.. his
i7NOritc comic strip . snap
shots of the family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
rs Being Done

NOT A VERY difficult pro-
gram -. most women are doing
all that and more,
A neiGhbor woman dropped in
tho other evening =. II was
after TO- Whoops, am l TIRED
she said Just got through
work she was in an AWVS
uniform it's all volunteer
work, YOU know -. no salary.
She laughed told a few
funny things that had happened
during the day say, she said
could you lend me a can of
tomato Juice didn't get
chance to shop and Lester is
out on another farewell party
gotta have tomato Juice for
his breakfast.
Lester was leaving the next
day for the navy they've
been married just year. And
there she was bright as a
new dollar carrying on IN
an orderly fashion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

ment, achieving toward a goal,
making necessary changes, i'm
provements.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Capricorn - You are signally
honored today. Stars favor In
vestigation, confidential matters,
research, daring, new projects
and ventures, inventions, Great
ing, writing, the stage, reporting
and other journalistic work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
AII-Purpose Black
MAuREEN O'HARA las

MAUREEN Oh AR A has
asked Renie 10 copy one OF the
dresses She wears in a picture
for her personal wardrobe. 1t
is of green crepe, with an in
tricately draped bodice and a,
little draping at the center
front. Just above the belt. Maui
reen wants it copied in black as
she says il would be such an
ideal "all purpose black dress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

According TO the Stars, for Tuesday, I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

cotton f0Ur Birthday Comes In,
and gainful by using more initia-
tive and ingenuity than usual.
BE particularly discriminating
in all things during early part
o. day.
NOV. % TO DEC. -
Sdgitturbts -- Not especially
suspicious for money-making, #
you expect immediate showing
or returns, but it is an excellent
period for noticeable advance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

JAN. - TO FEB. 20
AqBafiHs-A. NJ. fine for new
matters, unusual undertakings;
literary, newspaper interests.
Early afternoon especially pro-
notes manufacturing and other
industrial interests.
FEB. n TO MARCH 20
Pisces-"The better the deed,
the better the day" It's up to
you to make a big showing out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
BY Frances Drake

December IL.
of mediocre material. You can
do it. too.
A CHILD born on this dOy;
Persevering, soundly intelligent,
ambitious; inclined to be stub
born, capable of surrounding
difficult obstacles. Fine ideals,
excellent business qualities. Must
learn to curb wanting its own
way too often.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE
lLARCH "a 10 APRIL !.

Look in the Section Your Birth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
-Four Eggs a Week

IL YOU can afford an cgc a
day have H. But have al least
four week for the protein
iron and vltamln>.
The protective foods needed
for strength and fitness ale no.,
the ones that make YOU fat
Make a habit Of eating them
and II viii be easy 20 leave Off
the fatteners. That way you
get slim and there's nothing 10
il,
Copyright 1874? ~ KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

Y, good as getting bottle Of tonic =.
ccciving a bright house dress ltll be
pleasure to don a gay print or check first
thing in the morning, and twice as much
fun to do dishes and cleaning. Flattcring
floral prints, stripes, checks, and novelty
patterns -. d. designed IN youthful shirt
waist, princess and sy-to- Sct-in button
front styles, with fresh trims of lace, or
CANDY, or piping. Fine high-count wash
abIcs made to wash and wear beautifully.
Selections are complete now. Come in and
buy several for yoursc-t and your home-
making friends. For every figure in town!
Sizes , TO s..