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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21

General D~nuUla. NacA tbur
. ..;1l1. aL.a..
= No'N" ~ Nl'"'S o'leNllllS
thousands. declared IN Mel
bourne today he had every con-
f;don.o nf ..,,l+;n,,+o ,,co..,,
the Dallle 10 crush Japan 5 lar
varnnd aoain,t TOO aaua, homo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21
Lightning
Aids Sub
Flashes Credited With
Enabling U-Boat to
Sink American Ship
In Atlantic.

Norfo"i. March 21.-tAP)-
Lightning flashes that illuminat-
ed the sea for miles helped an
axis undcrSeaS raider to torpedo
and sink a large American mer-
chant ship off the Atlantic coast
early Wednesday, members of the
crew related on their arrival at
Norfolk.
The Navy announced the sink
ing today.
TWenty-SiX survivors Of the Al
man crew were picked up by q res
cue ship after five hours in a life
boat and yer landed at Norfolk.
Fifteen others were rescued by an
other vessel and taken ashore at
Morehcad City. Two creWmen were
listed as missing. Their identity was
not Immediately established.
Expressing belief that an o%lectri-
cal storm aided the submarine IN
finding the ship, James Miller told
neWsmen, there were great bright
flashes of lightning and you could see
for miles. | think the sub would have
missed us if it hadn't had this light
to aim by
There were four lifebOats on the
ship. but one was blown to bits by
the blast of one of two torpedoeS that
bored into the port side. Another
could not be launched because it was
on the WindWard side of the ship.
Ablebodied Seaman James Stat
ford said the ship went down about
40 minutes after the second torpedo
struck.
The survivors from the American
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21
CURTIN ANNOUNCES
CRUISER

Canbcrra, March 2l.-(AP)--
Prime Minister Curtin ANNOUNCE
ed in a second C0mmuniquc to-
day that N enemy cruiser was
damaged in addition to the one
believed sunk in Yesterdays raid
Britain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21
Immediate
Offensive
United Nations Su-
preme Commander
Says Careful Prepara-
ton Must be Made for
Drive; Airmen Credit
ed w i t h Sinking
Cruiser.
tEA The Associated Press

tEA II Associated PrcSS.)
Fierce head hunting
were reported on the verge of
returning to cannibaIiSn and in
tcr-lribai warfare in New Guinea
today, cOmpiicating the defense
OF that JapaneSe-invaded island
while a Nichy radio broadcast
asserted that ~sea-borne Japa-
ncSe forces vert a~DDrOaChinE
Australia near the important
harbor of Perth.
The Nichy station, which has
been reporting Japanese fleets
near Australia for several days,
made this announcement:
a Japanese squadron is ap-
preaching Cape LeeWin. the
southern corner of the Austral-
ian continent.'
There WaS no confirmation
elsewhere, official or unofficial,
that a direct attack on Aus
traiia a 50 imminent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21
Laurence J. Rux
Dies In Air Crash
FIVE DIE IN A
AT MENU HIS AIRPORT

Memphis. March 2l.-(AP)-
vt least five persons were kill
cd when a tWo-nfOtored Army
bomber ciashcd and burned near
the municipal airport today.
The dead were not Immediate
ly identified,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21

The announcement was made here
at a meeting Of the 48 state ration
ing administrators and regional
supervisors by Frank Bane, field
chief for OPA Director Leon Hen
derson.
Industrial consumers, such Is con
feCtionerS and candy makers, viii
register for their ratlons on the two
April dates, using their nearest hiSh
school.
Individual consumers will register
May Al at the public schools.
Bane emphasized hat it had
not been finally determined
whether the weekly individual
ration would be a %half-pound or
threc-quarters of a pound.
However, the stamp books which
will be issued at the time Of regis
tration Will contain 20 one-pouNd
stamps, Banc said. sufficient - last
more than a year if the 0nc-ha4t
pound ration was decided upon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21
-Four German
Key Bases
Assaulted
K u S S i Armies
Crowd Germans OFF
Balance Before Hitler
Can Launch Spring
Offensis Naz;s ADJ
init Increased Pres
sure.

RuSsiaS armies, croWding
the Germans Off balance before
Hitler can launch his spring Of
fensive, We're reported storminy
against four key nazi bases on
the 1,200-mile front today, and
a Vichy radio broadcast de
clared Soviet troops had al
ready fought their way into
Staraya Russia.
Other Russian assaults We're
aimed at Bryansk, Kharkot and
Taganrog.
Staraya Russo, $50 miles be-
low Leningrad, is the base head
quarters Of the trapped German
18th army which has been cut
off for weeks in the frozen
marshlands around Lake linen.
A bulletin from Hitler's field
headquarters acknowledged the
increasing violence of Russian
assaults, declaring that nazi
troops had beaten off six fierce
attacks yesterday southeast of
Lake linen. in the Staraya Rus
sa sector. but ave no details on
the fate of Staraya Russo itself.
The high command also conceded
that the Russians were pressing the
offensive in the Crimea. in the Donets
river basin of the Ukraine, and on
the central (MoscoW) and north
ern Leningrad) fronts.
From Vichy, Lenlngrad and Mos
COW came details-repOrtS that Red
army troops had penetrated KharkoV
Notifications but were forced back:
that there was hard fighting north
of Taganrog, AzoV SCI anchor OF the
German lines: that ass Germans
were killed and ten blockhouses were
demolished on the Lcningrad front.
Russian guerillas were officially
declared to have killed 1000 Ger
mans near BryanSk, a railway city
22O miles southwest of Moscow, and
audaciously entered It's heart 90 burn
German supplies and post Russian
pamphlets on German bulletin
boards.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21
Public To Register
May At For Sugar
Industrial Consumers
to Register April 70
and 20; Weekly lndivi-
dual Ration Not Yet
Finally Determined.

Chicago, March 21.-(AP)-
National sugar ratiOning regis
tratiOn dates we're fixed today
by the office of price admini,-
tratiOn for April % and 20, and
Man /, 5, 6 and !,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21
Statewide
COP Race
Primary Assured by
Filing of Second Sena-
torial G a n d i a
c o u MY Boards
Named.

Raleigh. March 2l.-(AP)-A
statewide Republican primary
was assured today when Sam }.
Morris. Raleigh lawyer. flied
with the State board Of elections
as a Republican candidate for
the L. S. Senate.
Another Republican, Stoncr W.
klutz of Salisbury. filed for the post
several days ago. In the race for the
Democratic senatorial nomination,
the incumbent, Josiah w. Bailey. Is
opposed by r. r. Fountain OF Rocky
Mount.
The State board of elections met
here today and appointed election
boards for the 100 counties OF the
state and supervised the closing Of
the filing period for state offices. W.
A Lucas Of Wilson was reelected
chairman and Raymond {. Maxwell
of Raleigh was reelected executive
secretary.
County boards of elections lnclud-
ed:
Beaufort, John G. BragaW and
Jesse r. Butt of Washington, Dem
Continued on Page Eight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21

Continued on Page Eight
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Confined on Page SIX
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-21
he Z. S. SCnate,

Continued on Page Eight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Ted Wakefield
Leads Pinmen
Youngster Hits 607
In City Circuit

Ted Wakefield. ere ~ Tacoma,
most promising young pm stars
outshoue All the eovleFs. young
and old. n the vsely city league
matches 81 the Broadway alleys
Thursday night IS he turned n
games Of ias. I'll and col. q
register so7 for the top total q
the session.
Two other men were in the 500
class. Rennine crcxeli rolled 500
and MAKE Berry an even 900.
crowells 2si Was high single
game Of AL the matches
The oiler~. ~ith all r,~n
shooting high. rolled fsss fcr
the he.t team total and sca
four paint. from the .trcng
Packer quintet.
Bill Herdmsns Jewellers. minus
the services % TED Tsdich and
Jim Rsdonioh who are en- route IN
the A n. c. tournament IN Co
lumbus. o. won three points from
the Painters and now lead in the
second half race by two points
with two weeks Of play left
The Brushmen lost three In the
Fuelers and dropped into second
place. Ranches won three from
Clothiers and optleals won three
from Michaeis.
The scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Hockey

DETROIT The fighting Detroit
Ped Wings today we're only one
game away from the National
Hockey leagues Stanley cup
which they i2st held IN IssT-fOl-
lowing their third consecutive Vie
tory over the Toronto Maple L<sfs
So. before 1884 fans AZ Olympia
stadium
Ths Wings spotted Toronto two
goals In a vide optn first period
in which referee Norm LGmpOrt
handed out eight penalties in the
first 10 minutes Then Detroit
came roaring hack Nltn tao goals
within - seconds - - frs seors
sdded Two roFs N re- second sss-
scr snd eiinehs1 the game s1th
ons u tns third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Promising Youth Shines in Bowling ContoD


sHTAr IAsNT<. ~ NlaAs<.
welfhs TssE<nnss<r rnny -. -
fasftn ueFs1s snzunlan 1889 q
enlist - - nNtsH.nss sFsned faFs<<
as nrd~rea ~ M navy s.asy "a
F<Hr<t 81 active eatS - : Ewing
in<tfeetnr APRIL ~.
zal~ ena ulli - msrrl<d II
Ez<s cri<eTn fnA ins~mses 49,
<~Fcfr lrte tn< n<vx yesterday a. Z
sr<<ish<, nfsf sl<<z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Seattle Enters
Swimming Team

kEATT LIZ - Twenty Seattle
swimmers leave for vancouver
2 G. tomorrow % compel. IN the
Pacific Northwest Y. NJ e A
swimming and diving champion
ships
Eleven Of tho Seattle contingent
viii participate IN me junior d.
vision, In which Seattle 10 defend
ing champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Boxing Bouts
In 4lsi Hall

Twenty-Five bouts are on sched-
ule for this Friday night In the
41st Division athletic arena. Fort
Lewis.
This Is title tourney involving
Mcchord field and other camps in
the great military grounds.
The first bout gets underway at
$50 o'clock.
Martin Hoffman. veteran handler
Of fighters. will referee all
matches.
VIII Asylon, Tacoma promoter,
will be quest o. honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Hold That Temper. Boys.
And Consider Your Clubs

WASHINGTON The war Pro-
duction board today ordered all
production OF golf clubs stopped
after May 81.
Since golf clubs cannot he
made without metal. and golf balls
cannot be made without rubber. 8
the WPR said. IT means that
manufacturers Of such equipment
have been drafted for the durs-
ton"
However. officials pointed
out. there h one happy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11

thought - production IN The
current fiscal N months ~
S.eoo. 200 riutss 10 The iarEe~t
ON record. stocks On hand are
about 10 "a n per cent larger
than IL usual NJ the beginning
81 the Eoifing s~sse1.
Effective Immediately. the orsiss
cuts the use II iron and steel IN
golf clubs 10 30 per cent of the
average used for an equal number
n days during ipti, mis- curtsll.
ment will continue until the May
~ production stoprags
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
On Ohe lam, i!
VIA nloU AFYcAlg

Parochsl Basketball league ehampions of =,
this week " ~ ~ f
'ei ae'ourlng numerous Of Mrs Bdds. the grade
eneo d with their proverhal pink Of cheek sat hack
win satsfled grns the while occasionally licking their ps
% Naehed T. Ludemsn. the magician, do this and that
In very clever manner
r had completed his entertainment
~ make talks TO the boys speakers
serving
Luoeman certainly made things disappear but
orotners not like the
And that the truth.
only
were the heavy leg
explained 10 them
srown-eyed Ld.msn sitting your old
neghbors wel-worked elbow said
I don't want any things I want Is chicken"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Whirly Loses
Handicap Race
~ uNTTND rnEHa

TIE long New York and Ken.
lucky racing seasons opened
Thursday and while Fasteners
who thronsed lamsse. were treat.
ed IN an unsessnnai sno~ssarm
the Rlus Grass fans III keenslsnd
saw oresntres stables Kentucky
Derby threat. Devil Diver. defeat
the mighty whffls~sy IN ths
sa.son rhosnis handicap.
With Eddie Areare M.
Devil Diver turned hart me
NJ Whiviawns's sansea ssvetsh
dsises "a ain tire Ella -fuvi.ng
rha~1lx ~ . muddy trs~k IN
itiaa sss Again ~ss third.
Only fiss horsss started and
three ~ere coupled AZ the Calumet
farm entry 80 there Was only
straight hitting On the rare. Devil
Diver. second ohoics In the entry.
returned 81 an straight
Three Kentucky silxihlss Red.
thorn. X. Dorko and This England
we're beaten IN feature events
- New yorks longest racing sea.
son opened In . suovstorm 81
Jamaica
~. A. kers's Pstvnsrs w.a
The ssrd running NJ The p1.sae
rsumsWoh hsndieap beseve
is.ss7 fsss. tskiss the sis-
fsriess sprint IN TIA rssrss-
ee paid 90. ss.1o ssS sAso.
with sheriff Cuikis payisE
ss.se and ssss for plscs ssd
zAeasine ss.se fer show.
The crowd bet q total ~ shsn. .
ala On the first ~ is0 turf pro-
grams 10 he offsr~d In Nsw York
state before November. Jamaica
runs until May and will ~
topped by the $4,000 Experimental
handicap On Saturday and the
s7n coo Wood Memorial April "a.
After jamaica ths horses shift 10
Belmont PARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Beiiina Faces
Negro Rival
Hsovies Co at Il
Tonight In Chicago

tbvcAoo wsisn n~stsn.. fpf.
mer ~cssas hsst hssvy~esxss
ehsmrsnn sfsa Il cunning fnr req.
exHstsnn - lhs Ne eA.ls>nxss
feT TIE hs.ss~ssrss crown. rssss
liza lorx Winning ssr<<Hs sansxns
~h~n Ne faces lsnnksf n~ek.sth.
yaathfai Gary. fua. Nesra
HsstteA hss aeses hp<n
k~ss~~ ~ . h~ess~etshs So
h.las " consecutive vsesexl~s
IN ~ asssssss. Th~ sfh~v
sask ~ rass - ~ ks~~k h
that ~ ses having s~ss " .
kegs~ nshs~s - be nsss
y~s~ ~ rsss~~.s~sai r~p-
rasastsa.
Victorious only ~ DAYS src
over 0us narasis II rhtsss~Erhss.
nstflns II IN Ne misfst - busy
schedule which Ne har~d sssntu.
ally wtli furrs Jos f4nui~ ~ give
him . shnt ~ the heavyweight
istie IRE n<seen ~ v. fssINn
wss stated 10 rvt . rhanss against
ths "Hrr~n psamhesH ~ MAasecc
square 0aff~n last NINTH. bat
wss sssstrseksd fer An- nsmsn cn
the army emergency Fei'sf card.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Write Their Names on Your Cuff

You don't pay much attention to them now. but mayb
In four five from you'll be reading of their
achievements in major league skiing.
n o great at
The locals Roselni Wooley,
Donald Macdonald Myron Dodds Gene Dugaw
Murphy
quality this dosnhil demands
Give youth and skin and something while
in athletic package
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11

Summary Innings pitchedt bv OF
rel s. Johnston 2. Beck !. Pfim o.
al bat. off orrsil 20. Johnston u
Johnston 5. Prlm 2 runs responsible
for. Orreli a. johnston s. Beck ].
Prim 2. bases on balls. off orrsli p
Johnston 5. Prim 2 struck out. by
orreli 2, Johnston q Prim q. losans
pitcher. Orfsil. left ON base. Port
MAYO. HuFbes. Bell q schuftsr
wright. home runs. Martinez Olsen
Wsitkus. stolen bsss. Schuster. runs
hstt<d in. Bel 2. Mayo q Olsen.
Mort ? Martinez. Todd 2. Watkins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Sumner Defeats
Enumclaw. S 10 5

huMNEn - M Tsnska spsrksd
sumner spsrfans for another IN.
tra-inning victory when he scored
the winning rim In tbs SIN inning
an tins spsrtsns dsfe.tsd nnuns.
elsw Tigers. . 10 0. hsrs yssssr.
day afternoon
Tsnsss reached firss on an in.
field nit. st0ls second and third
and came home after . long ny
BY Ralph Bekssn.
Fe.turs play Of The game cana
in the third inning when nan
Sparks. sumnsr night fielder.
made . sensational Isaplag eaten
Tor ths third out a. retire Easn.
claw after the bssss had been
loaded
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11

FWmmHfN y" TnUITEH TTfFFW7 "
Thomaa ~ bat. off Thomas 70
riins Responsible for Tnouss 8 Eissn=
mann i. hits. eff Thomas y bass
on balls. off Hosiano O. Elsenmann }
STRUCK nut. nv sofiano 8. Ihomes
left on h4sss seattle II san Disse
~ two base hls. oyssimsu white
playeYs Walking AcDonaid. Ps<hstt
4. Drbore. Vhippis 2 Jensen 2 CsiNeY
Tnrgsson. Oys<lmsn. Nlsmise rtfrs
bsftec IN Aoarsslls. Collins 2. hins
time. ala. umpirss. Dofsn ana Fan
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Oscar Horstmon. Hord Tucker

reader phoned to ask when Oscar Horsman right hand
hurler. sending major league serbes into headline
writing
Well Oscar into prominence about rs
from sensational hurting st Louis Cardinal He
remained with that club through 1e7a that
The fellow glowing
attention Of Dame Fortune No matter good pitched
seemed always o
He could breaks He simply became hard Tucker and
that's all there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11

CANYON. Tes. = Al members
~ West Tsxss states starting
basketball lineup senrea 900 nalnss
this season Price rsfookfisid
Tailed so7 of teams sisf 10 lead
towering TEXANS,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11

1. hayward ard Ioehridss
ossssssrs. AsshsSs snd Ruffin.
q ssmhs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Magic and Boy Athletic Champs

And across the table little Johnny Bicker, first rate
upland bird and duck shot Of Jack Bcker police
officer again in the Navy service. echoed:
Me- too Thought this strictly
And Just between folks
he constant piles Hlds Rsu
into napkins and then boyish pockets
Oh, for the life of
In presenting the Knights
pons. Coach Andy Satt Of Belarmns in part:
We're all proud of I'm glad I
were Of again"
And odsters head a md down
You know, II Uncle Sam the
tmmes better TO hold fried chicken
raionng. l for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Coast Box Scores

a schusier trovich. druhls pisy
prin ~ schustrf % Wsiasus time
! os umpire Hood ana snyder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Soriano HurIs
Two-HM Cams
seossle prop I'd
Shows He CunD

vo9xunnAvU umNfTGIu
nreesoe 4 - u1oun =
L. AnGpow - rug>1nn1 4
- rvnnr1nps - an<Ase4 -
5000. utp11p9.
po~ssyw~~e - aspso~puo,. 60
p~a~4 wrno1oe.
INV 49, urxnn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Shipyard Loop

Al MekinIsy Fisld
Ths atssiyara powsr h<oms1 n
last nights game Bsa pausehsfs
nj . homer ana . long trspis snd
Jacobsen . conner. o slxxlins f1p.s
ard q si5gis.
Al Harmon ylsyfisid IA wsls
cracked q homer vita ans ~ fof
Hhestmwtsi
A AaEfnlsy A. a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-11
Whots About This, Girls? i.

Listen, gal skiers that's heavy represen-
aton in particular part Of the annual Silver Skis
this weekend.
Only 10 competitors in the Class division and know
there are far more than 10 of you in that category
Maybe IT is fault Maybe clubs fault for
pushing interests
Silver Skis proper strictly
You gal your are many
possess
gal skiers would thrill at
the Silver Skis
/ don't they'd
the competitive
there Camp Muir the starting
right on
The girls starting spot Mcclure
Camp Muir, a o.
Old Mountain. long
arduou the there m Class
who the physical o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Canada Asks
All TO Labor in
War Program
Threatens to Draft
Workers. II Necessary;
Psr1s Non Vital Firms

OTTAWA, Sept. IA cam
paign to enroll every able-bodied
Canadian, man and woman, in the
national war effort will be
launched from coast to coast next
week.
An effort will be made TO con-
duct the campaign on a volunteer
basis. but IL necessary. compulsion
will be employed. Prime Minister
King revealed in a nationwide
broadcast calling on every able
bodied man and woman Ito under
take the service for which he or
she may be best qualified. and
which the demands OF war re-
Vnre."
Ths government plans to estab-
oh rigid controls over industry
which may result in the elimina-
ZION OF many nonessential lines Of
business for the duration. En-
ployers will be forbidden to dis
miss a worker. and workers TO quit
their jobs. without FIRST giving
written notice to the government
employment service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
New Columbus
Stamp Rumored

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Ru-
mors Of the issuance of a new
stamp to commemorate the four
hundred and fiftieth anniversary
of the discovery of America by
Christopher Columbus are current
in Washington.
A post office department spokes-
man said, however. that no de-
cision has been reached. II the
issue should be authorized and the
design completed in time, the
stamp would probably be issued
October u. Columbus Day.
II was pointed out that the first
commemorative stamp was issued
in 1893 in honor of Columbus.
Prepared in conjunction with the
opening of the Columbian EXPOSE
ton at Chicago, the issue num-
bered Is stamps and was devoted
exclusively TO the exploits Of the
Venetian explorer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
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Cobblers or Chippewss. ~ O 35c
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana Puerto
Riesn vans, bu. crates u 9. No. 1,
t215d2 fair condition. Si.73d2
u q. No 2 81 Tennessee Puerto Ricsn
vans. bu crates, t22s. bu. hampers
Nancy Halls generally GOOD quality. few
sales sls5 Maryland Goldens. BY. has
kets T. p No. !, si7S: VrginiY Jersey
type, bu. baskets, U. p No. !. N.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Plate Glass Output
Under Al Period

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 12.-Total
production OF polished plate glass
in August by member companies
of the Plate Glass Manufacturers
Of America was 1882 1863 square
feet, against 4,193,605 in July and
14125.619 in August. 1871.
Production for the first eight
months was a, 971, 063 square feet.
against 135. 141 ,691 in the same
1871 period.