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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR-CONDITTON UNITS, complete stock
Now is the time to buy as there will be
none available when needed next summer
call Rennhlic 1857. S Johnson Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

white stamp coupon, each of these
coupons being exchangeable for
ONE full color War sign q
Stamp, when presented in sets
of 10.
You will need 10 of these indi.
vidual special coupons. or a com
bination of these special coupons
and regular black and white ex.
change stamps, 10 obtain a set OF
10 Full Color War Insignia Stamps
free.
! So, If you are lacking sufficient
exchange black and white copies
follow the Times for catch up
War Insignia Stamp coupons.
Information on how TO obtain q
third set Of so nsw insignia stamp,
UiH be announced lDithin the nsxt
few weeks. Watch for this i'm.
portant announcement in The De.
froit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Daily Quiz
DIV The ACE ANsWERMAN

Among the prejudices against
the adoption of certain inven-
ton was the claim that il
frightened hens and that il
made cows refuse 10 give milk
What invention was il?
2-Not only is roquet an I'm
portsnt part of the word
croquet but also Of the game
itself. What does il designate ?
Georgia, in area. is Americas
largest state east of the Mis-
sissippi. How does II rank
among the states of the Union ?
4-Some horticulturiSts take de-
light in growing remontant
roses. What are they?
5-We can see how synonyms
and antonyms might be con-
nected with the art of writing
How about allonyms
6-A rabbit that vegetarians could
eat might appear on a reStau-
rant menu as golden buck.
What's thatI
and Eng were a popular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
War Insignia
Special Coupon

Black and white exchange copies
OF Full Color War Insignia Stamps
Nos. 100 and 101 appear in this
issue of The Detroit Times, com
.pleting the series OF regular ex.
change copies in this new War
Insignia Stamp series.
However. for the benefit Of col
lectors who may lack necessary
black and white copies to exchange
for the full color stamps they
want, The Detroit Times. for the
next few days. starting tomorrow
will print a SPECIAL black and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
knowledge Test
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen & johnson

Alaska: (a) What was It's
population in 1910; OBJ how
many miles is it from north
TO south; (c) what is its high
est peak?
2-What was the name Of: (a)
the slayer Of Agamemnon: (b)
the Greek goddess of love; (cD
the last king of Babylon?
buildings are these places
noted for; ta) Agra, India: OBJ
Granada. Spain; (c) Pisa, Italy.
what country do you con-
meet the name Of; (a) Baudel-
aire: OBJ Agricola; (cJ Boro-
dinY Va
5--What is each mans line ~
work: (s) Ernest Bevin; (b)
William Mackenzie King; (c)
Louisa May Alcott?
6--Australia: (a) What Ia It's size:
~ tb) What Is It's highest peak:
(c) how much land IL under
cultivation.
What Is another name for:
tal orbit; (b) abalone; (cD
Jasper
ANSWERS on Page 2sJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
CLIP THIS STAMP
nth BOMBARDMENT
SQUADRON

The beginning OF the 18th
Bomba rdment Squadron was
so humble that one scarcely
remembers the designation
OF the training school cocoon
from which 10 emerged and
took wings at Kelly Field
In Texas. That was I'm
April, 1917, before Kelly was
little more than a sand lot.
But the men of the I1th
covered themselves and the
corps with victory and glory.
They tasted defeat as we'll
dismal defeat In the dark
hours before dawn. But they
brought down n total OF 90
German planes. And all
through II until the lIth
hour Of the 18th day of the
18th month Of 1918. the noses
Of their ships carried the fig-
ure OF "Jiggs," beloved hero
OF Bringing Up Father"
created and sustained by the
inimitable George McManus.
"Jiggs," veteran of many a
domestic battle, joined the
18th at Moulan, France.
Combat Insignia stamp Design COPY.
right, Iets, Hearst Publications, Ine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Scrap Rubber Needed
As Ticket 10 Movie

With a piece of rubber the adj
mission price. a two-hour motion
picture show at S:45 p. m. Tuesday
on the campus grounds of the
Crosse Pointe High School will end
the Crosse Pointe rubber salvage
drive.
The movies of short subjects
and army pictures and the accom-
panying talk will be given by Ted
Wickman, under the auspices Of
the manager of Crosse Pointe and
the board of education.
Three Comic Pages every day
In nA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

subject Of discussion during the
early nineteenth century. How
did they gain renown?
ANSWERS on Page 23)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times. /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Photo by International News Photo

Detroit Ari
This fast maneuverable pursuit plane, the Republic
P43 Is presented in picture and silhouette for Junior
Victory Army spoilers Remember it by its short fuse
lage and wing and clover eaf-shaped tail assembly The
dhedrai wings have straight forward edge while the
trailing edge sweeps forward in to rounded wing
tips 1t has high horsepower radal ar-cooled engine
for high altitude fighting. Other details secret
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

Combat Insignia stamp Design Copy.
right, Iets, Hearst Publications, Ine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

with both the International Council
OF Religious Education ana the COM
mlttce ON worship and music OF ihe
Federal Council OF the Churches ol
Christ in America. Plans ar being
made for one of the most complete
display OF church architecture yet
shown n North Carolina.
The book exhibit for the conNOCa-
ton Will be made " the Baptist
Book store, Raleigh. under the dlrec-
ton of MI. Rog-r Marshall and Re-.
associates.
Miss =. MylanWy Roberts, dIrec-
ton Of chLidren's div islun work and
missionary education. PENNSYLVANIA
State Council OF Religious Education.
viii be III charge OF the display Of
literature and other materials for
ChildrenS workers. This is the first
time a special Exhibit has been pre-
pared for this group of church lead
trS.
Another exhibit which Will attrac,
the attention CT churchmen and cS-
pecially music lovers. Will be the dis
play OF church hymnals and sacred
music. This Will be provided by Mrs.
j. Kenneth Ptohl, OF Winston-Salsm.
Mrs, Ptohl is vice president Of the
North Carolina Federation of Music
Clubs and chairman OF the North
Caroclina Council OF Churches COM
mlttee on church music.
The displays and all general ses-
sions Of the three-day convocation
viii be hsid IN the FIRST Baptist
church, Burlington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Prayer Topic
For Services

Or w. Harrison Williams. cf
Plitchard Memorial church, Char
.uttc. guest minister al the First Bap-
t.st church during a series of evan
g~eli~tlc services, spoke at : O'clock
Thursday evening and again this
morning
The Venteen'h chapter Of st.
John Is the basis OF a discussion on
prayer Al the morning services.
Thursday morning The Aspect Gf
Praise in Prayer was discussed and
tins morning Communion in Pray
er' was Dr.. Williams topic.
There will be no early morning
service again until Monday when n
VII continue the discussion on
PRAYER.
\ service Will be held this eve
mig at 8 o'clock. Members OF the
church and friends in the community
= cordially invited to attend. There
VII be no services Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
NOTICE.

North Carolina
Vance County:
Under and by Virtue of power OF
sale contained in a certain deed o.
trust executed by Vance Mills. Inc,
dated the l>t DAY Of May, 1926. md
recorded in Book l46 page 2t, IN the
Office OF the Register of Deeds oL
Vance County. North Carolina, de-
fault having been made IN the pay
ment of the Indebtedness thereby Sc
cured and SAID deed OF crust beng
by the terms thereof subject TO
foreclosure. the undersigned trustees
Win otter Tor sale at pubic auction
TO the highest bidder 1ur cash. 1t the
Court House door N henderson,
North Carolina, at noon. ON the Io"A
day OF April 1912, the property con-
Veyed IN sad deed of trust is mere
matter described.
The said property lying and beng
in Henderson Township. County oI
Vance, State OF North Carolina,
situated about | mile South Of the
City OF Henderson and belne ma
property known a the Vance AIilIH
and more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at a post IN lae
line of the Call Refining Company
Il II #. from the railroad, nun
North % ! 2 East 40, l. IL It. from
the railroad. North 80 IL East o.
f., 10 a pin II II tee from the ran
road: thence North 38 East 92.t H.
to the pin at the end of the railfoau'
ties: thence North 50 East 10 IT,
thence North So IA East 10 H.
tha,,,a NN,th go 4 L'lSt Al ~ 10 NE
end of a railroad tie, thence Norm
SC ga East AZ IT. 10 the end OF a Ue'
thence North 68 East 40 1t. to Il pm
in w. S. Green's line; thence Sopul
5 l-2 East l05 II It. along W >
Green's line; thence 10 a pm IN w,
S. Green's line: thence South o. -
East IS it. to the HenderSon-hllleII
Road; thence South II IL West i7o
IT. to the line Of the Gulf refining
Co.; thence North SO West $40 Il,
along the line of the Gulf refining
Co. to a post II ID it. from the ralI-
road, the place of beginning.
Provided, however, there is cN~
cepted from the land above descrlo-
ed that piece of land conveyed oy tI@
Seaboard Feed & Produce 60. pS
deed recorded in Vance County o
SO page 283, and described as fol-
lows:
Begin at a stake or stone corner
Cult Refining Co. lot the lot recell'.
ly purchased by party OF the i".'
part from l.. M. Green, ana IuH
thence in a Northerly direction aI"'-'
the Gulf Refining Co.'S lot or me
100 IT. and then at right angles WA
the first line in a Noltherl} .'-1
ton so it., thence parallel WIN tlC
first line 100 it. more or less 10 'lo
Kittrell Road, then III a southerly u',
rection 60 IT. along the kittreil fod"
to the beginning.
This 18th day of March, l94Z,
, CITIZENS BANK & TRUST
COMPANY,
Trustee.
l3~-2O-27-3-lO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
of the Estate OF Mrs. Matte Stall
ing NeWcomb. deceased, late Of
Vance County, North Carolina. this
Is TO notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit and file them With the
undersigned in Henderson, North
Carolina, on or before the 27th day
OF March, l943, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate
Will please make Immediate pay
nent
This the 9th day OF March, 1912.
w, T. NEWCOMB,
Administrator of the Estate of
Mrs. Matte Stalling NeWCOmb.
27-3-l0-l7-24-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
MOTH, T..

| have qualified before the Clcr-
of the Superior Court of Vance Conn.
ty, North Carolina. as FNccstor m,
the Estate OF my Mothcr. the l3,o
Mrs. Saliie NJ. Cooper. and this is IN
notify all persons having CLAIM:
against ner Estate 10 present them
to the undersigned within one wear
IRON MS date or tins notice VIII be
pleaded II bar OF any recovery. Per
sons indebted to SAID Estate vii,
please make immediate" payment.
THIS the 10th day OF March. 1912
c. NJ. COOPER, JR.
Executor of the Estate ct
Mrs. Sallic M Cooper
J. p. & J. II. Zulllcuilel.
Attorneys.
r0-27-3-lO-l7-24
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
VIOLINlST TO PLAY
CONCERT AT u, N, C.

Chapel Hill, March 27.-Ruggiero
Ricco, the celebrated young violinst
who has been hailed by critics As
the marvel of the age and the
genius of the VIOLIN" will give a con-
cert in Memorial Hall at the Uni
versity of North Carolina Monday
night. March 80, at $50 o'clock.
He VIII be accompanied in three
numbers by the North Carolina
Symphony Orchestra under the di-
cection Of Dr.. Benjamin F. Swain
OF the University music department.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
NOTICE
w
North Carolina:

North Carolina:
Vance County:
Notice is hereby. given that we
have qualified as Executors of the
Estate of John Lewis Stone late of
Vance County.
Parties indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment to the un-
dersigned. all claims against said
Estate should be filed with the un-
dersigned or their Attorney within
n % year of this date OF same
will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
This the 26th day Of February,
1912.
WILLARD STONE
LUTHER STONE,
Executors.
Pittman, Bridgers & Hicks,
Attorneys,
Henderson, N. c.
27-6-l3-2O-27-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

Four Negroes have graduated from
West Point, but none has ever grad
uated from Annapolis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

State OF North Carolina.
County OF Vance.
b. j. Thomas. !Admr. of the Estate
of Cyrus Thomas, Deceased.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-12-24
GS TO AN

now. And they come to you all the
is time, from your retailers and those
this community. Because these
" and extend the spirit of the season
s of this newspaper through which
Cd thoughts for each and every one.
scattered throughout our paper {.
ar storekeepers are striving to help
rever secure our enjoyment of all
as this!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Heather Burned Up
After EbqsA Bans Him

DURHAM, n. c., May 6 (UP).
Clayton Heafner, the big. blond
Candy Kid" was all burned up
today at officials of the Profess
sional Golfers Association who
ruled him out of the National
PEA tournament second time.
The smuggling former candy
maker, who won fifth money in
the National last year. was pre-
pairing 10 tee off at Hope Valley
Country Club yesterday in the
Carolinas qualifying round when
he was notified he would be in
eligible for the May 25-31 tourna-
ment at Atlantic City, N. j.,
because of 'unethical conduct"
Heather said he supposed the
action resulted because he quit
during the $1,000 Asheville tour
nament and had an argument with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

Morning GlOries'
Tribe. SHEDDING About Get Their Trial Today
Opening Against Fast-TraveIine Ysnks

NEW YORK, May 6 CUP
Cleveland's skidding Indians. seek
ing to refute charges they are just
another morning glory" crew
open a critical two-game series
against the world champion New
York Yankees today with the
American League lead hanging m
the balance,
The Tribes pennant prospects
also Will be decided during the
two games. Although the Indians
have won IA and lost six, to head
the junior circuit by half game
over the Yanks. Is of their vic
tories have come at the expense
of second division clubs.
Paced by Joe DiMaggio's boom
ing bat, which raped two homers
and a triple to score four runs,
the Yanks tailed a 10-inning 5-4
decision over Chicago yesterday
DlMaggio's triple scored Tommy
Heinrich with the winning run in
the tenth. Chicago got all its
runs off Johnny Lindell, who was
knocked out in the third, but Hank
Borowy limited them to one safety
the rest of the way as the YankS
clipped Johnny Rigney for eight
SafetieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Preakness Quiz
For Turf Fans
BY BOB MURPHY


How good is Shut Out?
Can the 1912 Kentucky Derby
winner take the Preakness at
Maryland this Saturday, and go on
TO become a triple champion
by later annexing the Belmont
Stakes?
Let's turn this into a turf quiz
program. And before the gallant
march is made through Maryland
My Maryland" late Saturday. you
might ask yourself these questions
Given a better ride, how about
piece Of AlSab in this race?
What effect will Sun Again and
Colchis. both outstanding 3-year-
olds, and non-Derby starters, have
on this race?
All the world knows by now that
With Regards, the Derby pace
setter for over a mile. tore a hunk
of flesh out Of his left foreleg
coming out Of the starting gate.
Can With Regards stick il out in
the Derby?
There is Devil Diver, other half
of the Greentree Stable entry, who
will be ridden by Eddie Arcaro.
considered usually as "the best
horse in any race" Arcaro will
be out 10 re-establish himself in
the PreaknesS. 10 will make quite
a story if Devil Diver can take
care OF his now famous stable
Shut Out.
Can b. +. Whittaker's Requested
change his goat horns into a hero's
halo? Requested. an outstanding
horse in the spring. ran next 10
last in the Derby But his jockey,
Leon Haas, claims his mount was
bumped and roughed numerically.
That's why Haas and jockey Basil
James. up on Alsab, had a fight
in the jockey room after the race.
Yes. what about Requested?
Indeed the 1942 PreakneSs mar
rows down 10 a turf quiz program.
You ask the questions and you
get the answers. But you must
paw for the privilege.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
The Dizzy One Is Here Again

Dizzy upon hearing of President Roosevets proposal
limit salaries to $25000 year declared Well we Will just
have 10 get along on it." Fordham going to sell 25-cent
war savings stamp along each complimentary football ticket
Patrick expects MIL hockey to be operating
next season against cutting down from Is to
II men Lynn Patrick Of the Rangers, Testers was
refused permit New York because he couldn't
citizenship papers Commenting on the retirement OF
Sweeney Schrner thinks hockey rough, Lynn Patrick
payof games against Detroit enough to
anybody quit" Fri1e zvic is promoting the Melio
Bettina Harry rematch in Pittsburgh June "a Melio
won on in the first tilt Craig Wood holds the
world record for major golf tournament In the
1910 Metropolitan Open he shot g. S. 6S and $685. the
lowest score ever reported a full length
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Them's Fiehtin' Words. Larry

MacPhai letter boosting the Dodgers-Cians
anne Nav for NAVY Relief in which said Every
entering Ebbets Field will have to from Mayor Lauarda
down to lowest person-the umpire If Mike Jacobs
stages the Billy fight daylight it will be the
heavyweight championship match the since the Jack
Tommy Gibbons affair at Shelby Mont July 1923
Few big league pitchers survive an arm operation 10
boast they're better But Mort Cooper OF the
Cardinals Two bone chips were taken on his right
elbow the middle Of last summer he healed quickly
Meo Bettina who meet Joe Louis Tor the title next
autumn feet inches tall Billy Werber OF the
Giants says: Cardinals can't win the pennant without
Johnny They miss Mics long ball hitting Bobby
Meuan national A. A. L. boxing champion writes poetry
Negro fighter got his ring start around Port
Huron Mich and before capturing national hono won Michigan
titles Waite doing all right radio announcer at
Cincinnati the former American League pitcher paid Sl2
broadcasng bypay of Cincinnati games and on
top that gets $4,000 for nightly sports talk Yale
drop rowing duration after the traditional Harvard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Newsom. as Tiger, Had
y Feost-or-|emine Mark
Against Washington
SIEBERT BEST HITTER, BUT LOWEST PAID

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Buck Newsom, in a feasorfamine
pitching against the Senator's when with the Tigers
five games and lost 1910 and dropped four and
In 1871 Clyde Milan in his twentfourth season on
the Washington pay roll he has been player scout
and coach with the Senators Alexandra Carrasquel washing
finger from Venezuela expert mechanic ne was
boyhood in his unc and service station
Caracas Marquette will play Camp Grant in football on
Sunday afternoon the date November Fl Ice hockey in
Dallas Worth a the first Five
American League first basemen received salary than Dick
Athletics Dick led them all at bat with
1884 mark.
Gloria Calen holder of 30 national swim records Holly
Enos Slaughter of the Cardinals reclassed
la the . Parker IF the illumination
night baseball going aid to the
his against American shipping and American
should be discontinued without further argument How
ever purpose merely add kloy regulation
the imposing list already force I'd remind the authorities
interpret the regulations Tin New York; that in
wartime than when besses land all
work and gloom play make for dull nation. There
already many nations in this and their dulness
has them where they are"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

ST. Rose wanted a baseball team
this season.
ST. Rose did have baseball be-
fore. but decided to drop 1t. It's
teams just couldn't win.
But. as il turned out. many
other Catholic League teams had
baseball and they couldn't win
either. So ST. Rose decided TO try
again.
The school hired Babe De San
It's. coach who had wide sand
lot background. The Babe did his
best. but ST. Rose dropped every
one of its first three starts this
season.
Even a sandlotter gets tired oil
being licked so De Saints. in des-
peration. decided 10 start his third
baseman. Gene Green, as pitcher
against Annunciation yesterday.
Gene, who never before had
pitched a game in his Is years
pitched no-hit game, and won by
"A 10 score over Annunciarfon in
a game that ought to rate as a
classic in prep baseball this sea-
son. st. Rose scored the only rur
in the final inning-the seventh.
Green was opposed by Loui:
Blackmore, who yielded only two
hits and struck out 10 for a team
that has yet TO win game. The
winning run came when Jerry For
miller's single drove in Jack Con
over with one out.
Four batters reached first or
Green, one on an error, one on Z
walk and two after being hit by
pitched balls. None got farther
than second. I'M
The days parish contests also
saw Catholic Central, First Di
vision champion, whip st. Ambrose
for its fifth straight victory. That
makes the Shamrocks' record -
victorious out of their last 81
games.
Art Houtteman, Ia year ole
Catholic Central pitching ace, hell
ST. Ambrose TO two hits anC
famed 10. Norb Switalski. Sham
rock infielder who is batting ovel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

another professional in the club
house.
After qualifying in 1889. Heat
ner was barred by the PEA be-
cause of alleged failure to prove
in his 1888 application that he had
served five years as an apprentice.
They accepted my Dues
Heafner, a favorite for one of
the two Carolinas qualifying
places. said. "n there was any
thing wrong why didn't they
write To me and hear both
sides: They had plenty Of time.
have a cancelled check which
they deposited In the bank
April T."
Heafner withdrew Immediately
a [ ter District PEA President
George Slingerland told him he
could not qualify. AL Smith, Mar
w. Va, and Purvis F'eree,
Pinehurst,. won the two places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Vifan,ins Give Him Vim and Viqor

Vtamin doing all right by Dolph Camlli who Is
whackng great abandon for the boisterous
Dodgers night baseball barred the East the net loss
Dodgers be about 100000 since IA night at
Ebbets Field figure to bring in about S35OOOO The total Tor
games would not draw than
Chef Kehn Dodger recruit pitcher bagged two hits
inning his first big league which must be
ord of Cincinnati wolves bowling at Bill Nc
Kechne Bill stand the only the second year
fivyear contract The center field bleachers Wgley
Field painted brown for the benefit of the baers
Snead passed the physical to join the Ath
letic instruction division is awaiting call
Sam Byrds wife is outstanding golfer In the Philadelphia
district which make the Byrds the outstanding husband
golf Al Benton has asked that his reservation
with Tigers Cleveland via boat be Cancelled he doesn
riding and prefers by train 1t all
Albany night boat the Hudson Benton ex-
planned of Again. Devil Diver Apache Alsab
all red white and blue combination Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

home the winning run with the
score knotted at 3-3.
Brooklyn boosted its National
League to one and a half games,
adding a full game as il defeated
the st. Louis Cardinals. 81, while
second place Pittsburgh dropped
before the Boston Braves I'll.
Bucky Walters joined the hit.
| ting pitchers 10 score bis first
win OF the season as the Gin.
Icinnati Reds topped the New York
Giants. 2-l. Walters allowed but
five blows and he, Lynn Frey and
and Mike Mccormick delivered
successive singles in the tenth to
beat Hal Schumacher.
Johnny Podgajny rationed 10
hits as the Philadelphia Phils
halted the Chicago Cubs, 40.