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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

DETROIT Jewel gas stove; excellent con-
dition: will sacrince. Apply S3e Eastlawn.
DUo-THERM OIL HEATER, $40
1895 GRATIoT. AT BALDWIN
ELEc. -RAHGE-Hestingnous 1870; real
bargain, $50. Superior. 1929 Cd. River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

SAVINGS UP to sos under present long
distance tariff; low setoff storage rates !;
low as 81 per month. ROBINSON sToR-
AGE, s34 East Willis. TIE. f-47Ts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

ADVISER. psychologist. radio sstroioger.
featured Worlds Fair: 81 years expe-
rienoe: problems solved. 80 Peterboro.
Cherry 6s4f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

APPLIANCES, high grade furniture: res
barg. Hayden's Service. 2Oi0i LivernOis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

ROBERT PALMER-Moving. carriage, fur
niture. pianos. refrigerstors. 33s7 Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
War Sub. Contracts and
DEFENSE AIDS
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

1885 LATHE-Open full time. Tool an
semi-tool only. Vermont 6-032S-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

A LIQUOR habit stopped ~ home secretly.
Arnold. 248i Nat Bank Bldg. RA. I2sA.
A RELIABLE READER and advisor-Mrs.
Edwards 1870 Fort, Lincoln Park spe-
cial soc. Hours 1913 Daily Sunday At
lantle 1203
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

AsTRoLoGER Mrs. Lena Manning
chsroke. Indian. Appointments Tyler
e.77Ai. 32zA McGraw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

DON'T BE FAT-Dont ioos old. Vs.
Crygta-Jell with utmost confidence. BIZ
box 81. % at SANS. Hudson's, Druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

AETROLOGER - Crystal La Belle: you
2.0sts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
PLAYS VIOLIN

Frequently Corp. Lctherby Dug
ger of Parsons. KanS., a handsome
young midwesterner brings his
violin to the mess hall and holds a
recital playing request numbers
.by memory
In the evenings men and Of
fcerS pile into "jeepS and bounce
across tho country TO "A planters
club whore they mingle with
British officers. planters and a few
nurses from 4 neighborinC hospital.
Then they rush home for a fCw
hours sleep before the 1 a m.
-Feveille.
Every man and officer az this
base admits he's having an in
tereSting time. But They all have
but one desire. They want 10 Get
this thing over so they can 60
back home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
CLIMBS TO Tor

.ilc climbed 10 the top smashing
indicator lights which line the res
ervom as he went AS ne did he
dropped his hatchct
BY this time every eye i'm The
Yard was on nm and inmates
working IN the prison textile mill,
shoe factory and other prison in
dustry buildings had left their
benches and crowded the windows.
watching
Tomczlk removed 2 hatch lead
ing down into the water tank and
dropped onto a platform within it.
Guards Immediately started the
water pumps AZ fun speed and
rising water quickly forced HIM
back out onto the tanks roof
There hc hacked Savagelv AZ
everything within reach with the
knife and a chiscl ne had picked
up Re snapped Of a fagpole atop
the tower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
PLENTY or AUTHORITY

! haven't seen a salute since
arriving. but there no lack Of
authority. Orders are obcycd
without question In the words
Of b;g, tobacco-chewinG Sgt.
William p. Bonner Of Home
stead. Pa. there's hell 10 pay
II you don't"
The men under the tolerant
Bonner live in a bic house for
merry occupied by an English tea
planter. The rambling structure
now has been equipped with show
err and rows OF beds.
This young army, composed Of
men mostly un0er -. appears
ready for anything. The men
themselves gave me that aSSur-
anCc
Colonel Hayes who works on
the assumption that an air force
feS con lis stomach. sees 10 II
that the men are we'll fed The
mess hall. a long thatch-roofed
building In the center Of q tea
garden is ruled by Staff SGT Burr
3 CDlnty) Moore Of San Antonio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Dutch Royal Family
Holds j. s. Reunion

LEE. NT5eS, July % GNS).-A
royal faBiily reunion was held here
today after Prince Bernhard. huS-
band of Crown Princess Juliana
of the Netherlands Joined his
family az their summer home fol-
lowing "a transatlantic air journey
from England
II was the fins, time all mcm-
bcrs Of tht Dutch royal family
had been on American soil al the
same time Queen Wllhclmina and
her granddaughter, PrlncesSeS.
Irene and BeauiN Joined Juliana
in greeting Bernhard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Drowning Victims
Recovered in Lake

LANSING. July 23.-Bodles Of
two persons drowned in Lansing
Sunday night were at the Estes
Leadley Funeral Home pending
funeral arrangements by relatives.
The victims. Mrs DeLorious
Pcarlman. %. and Walter Stephen
son. 80, were recovered ycStcr-
day morning by InGham County
deputies who had spent three days
dragging tho lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Advances Too EIaSa
Photogs 3-Month Rise From Captain 10 Colonel
Amazes Severely So Snapper Is jailed

NEW YORK. July % GNS).-
promotions come rapidly
in time Of war but rarely from
army air force captain 10 colonel
in three months
So, today Ted Alvin Lundberg.
commercial aerial photographer, rs
IN jail.
according 10 the
United States attorneys Office,
had flouriShcd IN various night
spots since April when he bios
somed out with captains uniform
no obtained from a theatrical
costume renting agency.
Shortly altCrWard. ne met Mai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
German al Princeton
Held for FBI Quiz

NEW YORK. July % UP).-
Theodore Hermann Won Laue, IS,
a graduate history student at
Princeton University and a Ger
man alien. was held on Ellis Island
by the FBI today for questioning.
Won Laue formerly lived in Zch-
lendorf a suburb OF Berlin. and
transferred 10 Princeton from
Freiburg University IN 1887.
Agents SAID mat f1C artrTIrtt@ei-hs
was a member Of the German
navy, the German storm troopers.
tho National Socialist Student
Movement and the National So
cialiSt Organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
POWER OFF HALF-HoUR

'ffat7r ptt>ef4 -nlcctElC- power was
off for 80 minutes
Meanwhile. Coroner James Way
was summoned and announced.
after an examination that Faust
must have died instantly Of has
wounds
An inquest into Fau~ts death
Will be held later today Way said
"Tomczik was obviously in
sane" said Deputy warden
George l. Francis we tried 10
reason with him and get him
down. but he Just Snecred and
threatened 10 kill others"
Deputy Warden D r. Petit
said he knew OF no reason for
Tomcziks going ber>erk He and
Faust had always gotten along
well. Petit said.
Tomczik has long Detroit
police record starting with an ar
rest IN 1923 for reckless driving
Thereafter hc was arrested nine
times. serving two 90-day SEN
tcnceS IN the Detroit House of
Correction and four years IN Jack
son State Prison for breaking and
entering
He was sentenced 10 life in
prison ON Sept. 80 1910 by Judge
John J Mahcr after Jury found
him guilty of numbering his for
mer-employcr. Mis- Sadie Ban
ehik. Junk yard dealer IN a dispute
nNnr q paN deducMon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

Alexander r de SeverSky. aircraft
designer who was amazed from
time 10 time as Lundberg rapidly
climbed 10 the ranks Of major and
lieutenant colonel
But Lundherg'S last promotion
to- fun colonelcy was too much.
He told dc ScverSky that Brig.
Gen Harold L. George met him
on II washington street. praised
him and handed him a brace of
eagles with the instructions 10
wear them night away
De Seversky notified federal au-
thoritles. the uniform went back
10 the costume agency and Lund-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Yanks Establish
Air Supply Base
InVdNeyof India
BY DARRELL BERRIGAN
United Prsss staff Correspondent

ALLIED FERRY COMMAND
III ADO T. a r 7, Fl S-AGRIH-
EASTERN INDIA delayed. In
this vast green valley Swallowed by
the Himaiaya Mountains. America
has taken root for the duration.
Here American pilots set down
huge American transport planes
en- ruote to India, drive from the
field in American "jeeps" 10
American mess halls, eat Ameri-
can chow, drink American soft
drinks and liquors and talk
American lingo
This IS only one Of the chain
of Little Americas established
at strategic points across the face
of the world 10 service American
planes and pilots in their long
flights with war materials from
the United States 10 China.
ARMY OF JEEPS
When l arrived here last week
an army Of "jeepS' bumped and
splashed across the muddy fields
lining the ruHWays like swarming
doodlebugS. Lean, tanned Ameri-
cans jumped out. grabbed out bag
gage and shouted, climb in fell
las.
Then We iounCed back across
the field 10 the operations shack
where we met Col. Caleb V.
Hayes OF Mount Airy, n c., COM
mander Of the post, and Col
Robert L Scott OF Macon, Ga,
the second in command.
To me, a three-year eApatri-
ate of the United States the
democratic attitude of the Amer
lean officers 10 Their men was
refreshing.
Haynes. a tough. Stocky Gcor-
gian supplied the explanation.
"You can't have an efficient
hying organization this close to
the front without the officers
and men having complete con-
fidenee tn each ether, :, be- said
''AFe're all friends here and
every mans safety depends on
every one doing his Job quickly
and accurately. We work to-
gether and we get our work
done"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Wife Of Wake Hero
Dies; Try 10 Tell Him

WASHINGTON. July % (TNs).
The Red Cross today is trying 10
get word of his wife'S death 10
Mai James p. s. Devereux, who
led the small group of marines
captured by the japanese after
their heroic defense of Wake Is
land
Mrs. |DevereuX. u. a diabetes
patient. died at Doctors Hospital
Yesterday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Reckless Driver Fined $50

SAGINAW July %. - A Bay
City man paid $50 today to keep
from extending his visit 10 Saginaw
10 80 days George j Hughes. AZ
of 1888 Parks avenue, Bay City,
paid the sum al the suggestion OF
Justice William j. Wolf after
pleading guilty TO reckless driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Killer
PlungeS
To Death
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
the power plant before the yard
fun Of men could realize what was
and began. hacking At
the turbine control panel, smash
ing meters and switches. cutting
off all power in tho prison.
Still brandiShng has weapons
Tomczlk raced out Of the plant
and up the Splndcl ladder the
only means Of access 10 the prison
water tower that stands on four
steel Suits ln@the prison yard and
is 100 feet high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

The indictments involved charges
OF conspiracy TO break down the
morale Of the armed forces IN
peacetimc' and conspiracy to
break down the morale of the
armed forces m wdrtfrrft'5
Conviction on the first count
carries a maximum fine OF $4,000
and a prison sentence OF 10 years.
The second count carries a top
pcnaky OF a $4,000 fine and 20
years, Imprisonment.
II is planned 10 bring all of the
accused 10 trial NJ Washington.
where the alleged nationwide
conspiracy was first revealed by
the grand jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23


ITO nDI Us EOUU ~ mo NUIIIIIU
McSScrschmitt l09-t, bul he
dddo d:
II he AincriChH .tUrr- r.t''tsss' a.
bombcrS are the best in the
world" Churchill who is ON hi,
way 10 London 20 conlalcSCc
aitcf = motor crash .n Egypt
praised the NaZis SS-WIiuWrtor
anti-tanb guns. They Iyerc ter
rifle" ne said. We couldn't
match them"
Churchill. 81. arrived In New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

herg went 70 Jail lie is being
held i'm lieu Of $500 bail pending
grand Jury action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
MeSSGPSCRnsBriffS BEST
w. s. Fighter Planes inferior but Our Bombers
Excel Nazis', Randolph Churchill Says

NEW YORK. July % 1NSl York yesterday hiteh-hk
Capt Randolph Churchill of ing from Egypt with American
Bran Prime minister today pilots tho army corps HI
said that American fighter planes predicted the
good the Geman l9l3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Red Network
Author Jailed
Continued from Rage oncl
. CHARGES BROUGHT

grand jury investigating SedItiouS
publications and acts OF treason.
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Search Reveals No Trace
Of 'Chutists in Nearby Areas
B, TIE Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, July 29.-Mary-
lands second parachutist scare
within a week subsidized today after
Federal and State authorities and
military officials announced they
had failed to find any evidence to
substantiate reports of parachute
landings in the State and nearby
West Virginia.
A Sd Service Command spokes-
man said no further information
would be forthcoming until the re-
ports were proved true or until every
effort had failed to prove them to be
true.
State police, State guardsmen, the
Federal Bureau of Investigation and
military intelligence agents con-
tinued to search the areas near
Doubs, Md; Shenandoah Junction,
w. Va, and Bartgis Store, Md, ap-
parently without finding a trace OF
the reported parachutists.
The Sd Service Command spokes-
man last night said that one theory
which had been advanced to ex-
plain the reports was that persons
had seen small parachutes. auto
matically released from Weather
Bureau balloons.
Last Thursday State guardsmen
and Federal agents were called out
to investigate reports that 'chutists
had landed on a farm near Ellicott
City.
Evening star., 1942-07-29
u. ). Units in Gold Coast,
British Official Reveals
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 29.-Reuters, Brit
ish news agency, today quoted Lord
Swinton, British resident minister
for West Africa, as declaring in a
broadcast from Accra. Gold Coast
Colony, Americans are here with
us
They are everywhere in this
world wide conflict.
Il have already experienced CO.
operation and frank partnership
with United States Gen. Fitzgerald !"
British colonies in West Africa
are Gambia, Sierra Leone, the Gold
Coast and Nigeria, ranging south
and east around the westerly pro-
lection of the continent and ll0, 500,
100 and l,400 miles, respectively,
from Vichy-French Dakar.
In between are the American
sponsored republic of Liberia,
Portuguese Guinea, and coastal por-
tions OF Vichy's French West Africa,
none of the British colonies adjoin-
ing any of the others.
A spokesman at the War Depart
ment said he assumed the Gen.
Fitzgerald" referred to by Lord
Swinton was Brig. Gen. Shepler
Fitzgerald Of the United States
Army Air Forces No announcement
Of Gen. Fitzgerald's assignment has
been made yet, it was said.
Evening star., 1942-07-29
US. Army officer
Believed Captive
In 7 obruk's Fall
,, the Associated Press.

tbt fSSOCldteO FTeSS.
CAIRO, July % Delayed 1t.
Col. Max Cooler of Duluth. Mimi,
assistant United States military
attache in Cairo, was in Tobruk at
the time Of its fall, and was believed
to have been captured, 1T was dis
closed today.
Col. Cooler, a native of Devils
Lake, N. Oak, was sent to Cairo
a year ago from the United States
Army Infantry School at Fort Ben
ming. Ga. Previously he had been
on duty at the Dallas (Tex) high
schools.
1t. Col. Cooler graduated from
the University of North Dakota in
1922 and was commissioned second
lieutenant of infantry the following
year. His tours of duty have in
cluded Fort Smelling, Mimi: Scho-
field Barracks in Hawaii, Fort
Wayne, the Philippines and San
Francisco.
He has served with the Sd, 3D.
21st and 30th Infantry and was at
one time assigned to Civilian Con-
servation Corps work in Minnesota.
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Unified Air Command
Announced by Navy
In A|eutian Area
Name of Officer in Churqe
And Headquarters
Are Withheld
Py tie Associated Press,

Py tie Associated Press.
Creation of a unified command
Of all aircraft operations in the
Aleutian Islands was announced
by the Navy today.
The Navy did not name the officer
who is directing American efforts to
push the Japanese invaders from
the fog bound and rocky Aleutian
area. 1t said regarding the COM
mand:
Because the details as to COM
mand relationships and the exact
location of headquarters are in
formation which would be of value
to the enemy in his Aleutian opera
tions, they cannot be revealed at
this time" 81.
Other Commands Unified.
The uniication of the command
in the Aleutians followed the same
action in various other localities
where both Army and Navy forces
are in action. In addition to the
Aleutians, the Navy now commands
the joint operations in the Ha-
waiian area, the Eastern Caribbean,
and the sea frontiers of the United
States. The Army is in command
of operations In the Canal Zone
and in Australia.
The Navy, in explaining decision
to set up unified commands, said the
service primarily involved is put in
leadership in any given area.
CLOSE and effective cooperation
is effected in each zone by this unity
OF command with Army and Navy
forces co-ordinated under a single
direction to strike the enemy the
heaviest and timeliest blows" the
Navy announcement said.
Action Follows Criticism.
Establishment of the joint COM
mand in the Aleutians follows
clearly widespread criticism of the
armed forces because of the Japa-
nese occupation of Attu, Kiska and
Agattu. Several members of Con-
gress, primarily from the West
Coast, have bitterly condemned the
Army and Navy for their failure
to drive the Japs from their spear
heads set up on these isolated and
sparsely settled islands at the tip
of the Aleutian group.
Both Army and Navy have called
attention from time to time since
the occupation early in June to the
fact that fog makes flying condi-
tions extremely hazardous there,
and that this has delayed action
against the invaders.
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Hitler feIicitates Duce
On Reaching Age Of 50
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
BERLIN tFrom German Broad
casts, July 29.-Adolf Hitler has
sent a congratulatory telegram to
Premier Mussolini. who is SO years
old today, in which he said, These
wishes particularly concern your
personal good health"
The telegram as released here last
night said: "On the occasion of
your birthday convey to you, Duce,
in comradeship most sincere wishes
on behalf of myself and the whole
German people These wishes par
ticularly concern your personal good
health and the welfare of Fascist
Italy.
In the unshakable conviction that
our peoples, together with the allies
of the Axis, will win the final vic
tory in the fight for Europe's free
dam and future, l greet you most
cordially today as always"
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Italian Arms Caches Feed
u. ). War Plants in Eritrea
By the Associated Press.

B> the Associated Press.
CAIRO, July 29.-Secret stores of
guns, ammunition, machinery and
other equipment hidden away by
the Italians in their former colony
of Eritrea on the Red Sea coast are
providing much-needed scrap metal
for the war plants at the United
States base there.
The stores were piled up by the
Italians over a period of years and
apparently were intended for use in
possible campaigns against the
Sudan, Egypt, and the Arabian
Peninsula. reports to Cairo said
Some of the supplies were tucked
away in isolated valleys, some
buried. Planes have searched out
some Of the stores in flights over
remote areas. Much of the material
is of poor quality and not worth
shipping to the war areas in its
present state.
However, it is useful for local
needs and is especially welcome in
the American plants there.
IT'S nice to have so much steel
right in the hills of Eritrea," one
officer said.
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Summary Of Todoy's Star

WPB curbs power Of Army, Navy
Munitions Board. Page Ar
Army begins returning ROTC
rifles. Page A-3
Higgins case probed for light on steel
situation. Page AS
Petrillo orders bands off Mutual net
work. Page A-16
Riflemen to execute killer In Utah
State prison. Page ALI
Washington and Vicinity.
D. c. man commands convoy defying
subs IN Caribbean. Page Ar
Two more persons killed in District
traf1c. Page Ais
Gas masks being made for civilians,
Lands reports. Page B-l
Groner reports D. G. court cases
handled faster. Page B-1
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Elite Guards Moved
From Red Front 10
West, Nazis Report
S. Troops Equipped
With New Weapons
And Vehicles
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN (From German Broad
casts, July 29.-Units of Ger
man SIS elite Guard troops,
moving from the Russian front
to duty with the western COM
mand in the occupied countries,
will march through Paris today,
DNB announced.
They are equipped with new
vehicles and new weapons" the
agency said.
Other press reports told of the
completion of the line of fortifca-
tions in Northern France facing the
English Channel. These fortifica-
tions, started after the fall of
France, were said to be occupied
now by German troops.
The German Transocean Service
said OF the SIS troops: The forma-
ton in question is composed of
veteran troops from Eastern Europe
who often have been rewarded for
conspicuous achievements in the
course of fighting on the Russian
front"
The commander in chief in the
west has arrived in Paris to review
the march, it was added.
The DNB announcement of SIS
troops moving from Russia to the
occupied countries apparently is part
of campaign which German prop
agandists have been building up for
several days in an effort to show
that Germany is prepared for any
attempted invasion of France or the
Low Countries.
Yesterday DNB reported that
Field Marshal Karl Gerd Won Rund-
stedt had been inspecting 1.-The ex-
tensive and deeply echeloned forti-
flcation works on the North French
channel coast"
Later the Berlin radio broadcast
that more than 100000 skilled work.
ers have used half-million tons
| Of concrete monthly for fortifica-
tions along the channel coast"
Still another INSPIRED dis
patch said that Gen. Christensen,
German military commander in the
Netherlands, had inspected defense
installations along the Dutch coast,
recently completed and taken over
by the German Army.
At the same time German military
sources in Berlin permitted them
selves to be quoted as saying they
believed that an invasion attempt
would be made by the Allies, dis
patches from Bern, Switzerland,
said,
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Fuel Oil Deliveries
To Be Banned From
Aug. ; 10 Sept. IS
breathing SPELL Sought
To Build Up Reserves
And Study Rotioning PIon

Deliveries of oil for heating to
consumers in Eastern States will
be prohibited by the petroleum
co-ordinator between August 3
and September Is, to allow the
industry to build up reserves for
winter needs, it was learned to-
day.
The restriction will apply to
States where gasoline is rationed.
The suspension of deliveries, it was
pointed out, not only will result in
accumulation of reserves but will give
the industry and the Government a
breathing spell during which a ra-
tioning program for fuel oil may be
worked out, If one is needed.
Public Repeatedly Warned.
An order carrying out the summer
shutdown was in preparation at the
Office of Defense Petroleum Co.
ordinator and was expected to be
issued today or tomorrow. Secre-
tary Ickes, the petroleum co-ordina-
tor, repeatedly has warned the pub
lie that fuel shortage was likely
in the winter and has urged house
holders to convert their furnaces to
coal wherever possible.
Warned of curtailed oil heating
and further gasoline stringency on
the Atlantic seaboard, a special
House committee seeking to clarity
the oil-gasoline-rubber problem went
into the third day of its sessions.
Jubal r. Parten, director of the
transportation division, Office of Pc
troleum Co-ordinator, told the COM
mittee yesterday 1--WE must not kid
ourselves" and added:
There will be curtailed consump-
ton in this area until overland
transportation is far in excess of
what it is today. We will
have to have a strict rationing de-
mand on gasoline and heating oil
on the East Coast"
Present deliveries of petroleum
into the East, he said, totaled about
$4,000 barrels daily, with the pros
pect they soon might be 100000
barrels day. The normal daily
(See OIL, Page AID