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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Housing Offered
To Married Vets

YPSILANTI. Dec 13-(AP)-
Willow Run is the only place in l3
states where there is any vacant
housing suitable for use by mar
ried veterans of World War II,
John p McCollum, assistant re-
glonal representative Of the Na-
tlonal Housing Agency told the
Willow Run area planning COM
mittce OF Washtenaw County last
night
Addressing some 200 committee
members and other interested
persons. McCollum said most Of
The housing units probably would
be moved unless they are occu-
pied by married veterans within
30 10 go days He indicated there
were vacant units TO house 2,300
families
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Pearl Ldxity
Laid 10 FDR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13 CUP)
'-OrderS issued Tor vigilance at
Pearl Harbor IN 1871 could not
correspond 10 a 1910 alert there
because OF President RooSeveIts s
orders TO avoid and overt act,
Gen. Marshall told the Pearl Har-
Dor committee today.
Gen. Marshall began his second
week Of testimony with Rep.
Keefe CR) Of Wisconsin still
questioning him,
Keefe renewed his request for
the information on which Mar
shall based the order for the June,
1910, alert. Marshall SAID the
war department was making an
exhaustive search for pertinent
documents.
They have exhausted army
files and are now going into
staff and navy files" he ex-
planned
Marshall reported that Gen.
George V. Strong, who headed
army intelligence at the time,
was reached IN New York last
night and said ne believed the
information had 10 do with the
japanese fleet"
when the question Of an
alert came up in l94I why did
YOU not use the same language
as was used In l940," Keefe
asked.
Because in the first place
you had 10 include instructions
of the President concerning
taYOldIngl an overt act" Mar
shall replied
Marshall said ne had no such
order IN 1910
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
France ReIents

PARIS, Dec. II QNS)-The
French government was under
stood today 10 have relinquished
some of its opposition 10 the
three-poWer conference in Mos
COW with receipt OF assurances
that decisions concerning France
will not he made.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
s % Times -(1oodfeIIow Song Fest ON WJR Tomorrow

The broadcast starting at IL and contnu-
ing into the early hours Saturday morning will furnish
opportunity for Deroiters to help the Goodeows buy Christ
gifts for needy youngsters.
You invited to request ayorite song instrumental
number and in pledge for the Gaedfelew
Fund II is important you fulfil your pledge PROMPTLY by
mailing remittance TO Norman White Station WJR Fisher
Building Detroit Mich Call Madison 4440 tomorrow night
and request your favorte number you wish mail your
relue advance aecompaned the Of your pledge
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

What a stupendous program 1t will be,
All WJR artists and guest artists, as we'll as
WJR's technical and electrical staff will
donate their services, musicians appearing
through the courtesy of the Detroit Federation
of Musicians.
Here is a partial list of the radio stars
who will participate:
Samuel Benavie and orchestra, Paul
LaVoe and orchestra, featuring Gloria Good
and New Simons Russ Muholland, master of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
ONE TRIP TO BANK

Under further cross S-eXamina-
ton. Bellm denied going 70 the
bank with Mrs Young more than
once. that he suggested she cash
her war bonds and told her they
would be worthless after the war
or that he represented himself 20
her As an FBI man.
Bellm Wcpt as he road in a
choked voice the FIVE notes he
wrote before he attempted sui
eide in the Oakland County Jail
His wife covered her face with a
handkerchief and Sabhed- and
many women among the 400 spec
tators that iamm . d Justice
Green's court in the County Build
ing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity snow ris sr.rur.e
torIga, ana Friday aCCumuatnE 90 saf4.
four inches. continued cold lowest tonight
about 25.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures wednesday Highest. % 90.
ertes .0West II mean ~
Departure from norma. temperature Wednes-
DAY Ia degrees
Departure from normal Temperature since
Jan 400 degrees
TemPeFst4rcs cre year sEo tcdsy. Hghest
- rrrragS. lowest Z q mean. 20
Temperature itiS dstr "a FaE' - years.
HiNesf so degrees ln 1881 lowest I in
gu|
Fc.a.ye humidity Wcsassesv 40 r.
A. 30 p n. Sc
Precipitation IN .ast - hours ending q,
20 today Trace
Departure from norma. precipitation since
Jan I sS inches
pegree eayS ior WEDNESDAY Dec u. ~
Normal or Dec u 3G
Accumulated degree days this month. 4o7
Normal degree days Tor December lil9
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Ndzi Offer 10 Ransom
Million Jews Barred

NUREMBERG, Dec. Il (INS)-
a Nazi offer TO ransome a million
Hungarian Jews to the Allies in
return for vehicles and other
goods was disclosed today al the
war crimes trial. Adolf Aich-
mann, Nali security police chief,
made the offer along with A. pro-
posal 10 stop deportationS of
Hungarian Jews in return for a
tWo-million dollar bribe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

ceremonies the Barbershop Quartet Norman White tenor;
Harold Sunshine Boy Gda Maiken singer of popular
songs John Mckenzie George Dorm tenor Bill Mathews,
Cyril Wezemael BARITONE Gertrude Babbt soprano;
Smiling Maxedon and Ernie Ice folk songs Large
Chorus, and The Foursome ~
special guest artist will br-June Gardner, soprano,
starred the Chldens program of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra.
Tune in station WJR, at II p tomorrow! Hear this
gigantic program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
German P0Ws Give
Red Cross $4,000

CAMP GRANT, NJ, Dec. 13
CUP)- German prisoners of war
~ this camp today made a $50
307 contribution TO the Interna-
tonal Red Cross. They asked
that the money 90 10 the pur-
chase Of clothing, food and mcdf-
cine for the victims Of Nazl
aggression.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Search Party Finds
WrecknCe of C-ji

CALCUTTA, Dec. l3 CUP)-A
search party reported by radio
from the H!malayaS today that
II had reached the Wreckage Of
C-5i transport IN which 10 Amer
lean officers and 81 enlisted men
were believed 20 have died First
reports said Is bodies had been
found.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

Tomorrow night viii he THE night Of
nights" when WJR radio artists will 90 on the
air for festival Of song, instrumental music
and other entertainment, to help raise money to
bring Christmas JOY to undeIpriyileged Detroit
children.
This gigantic program The Detroit Tmes-WJR
Old Newshoys Goodteow Broadcast Will be directed by
Leo Fitzpatrick vice president and general manager of
WJR assisted by Norman White former president of
the Old NeWshONs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
HerOCan'f Find
Home TO Rent
(Continued from Page ONE }

IL don't think anybody owes
me anything just because / was
In the war" says John Gajeski.
"We've got the money. 1 just
wish l could find "A place tn
live. some place where they
wouldn't look at the kids like
that and say, No Children
They were children, too,
once. weren't they? l was a
child once"
Call this the case history OF a
man coming back 10 Detroit from
the war Or Just call it the story
of a man who wants a place 10
live.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
36 Nazis TO Hama

DACHAU, Germany, Dec. Il
(UP) - Thirty-Six officials and
guards of the Dachau concentra.
ton camp today were sentenced
20 death bv. hanging
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Dutch Traitor Kills Self

THE HAGUE. Dec. 13 (INS)-
Or r. Van Genechten, top
Dutch traitor sentenced 10 death
Oct II for collaboration with the
Na2lS, committed suicide today
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

he threw the scraps away and
kept on fighting. without even
going back for battalion first aid.
Turn the page. The war is over.
John Gajeski. the young man
from Detroit, is safe. No more
shells, no more BOBBY traps that
blow a man across the street AS
he opens a closed door. John Ga
leski has come through it alive,
And then, after week Of
safety his taut nerves snap He
can't sit still. Not even exhaustion
lets him rest.
With the war over. John Ga
leSki becomes casualty The doc
tors call il battle fatigue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
II You Have Space Phone The Times
Veterans Homes
Demand gDnGiIEed

EDITORS -N0fE-Do NOT call The Times
office unless you haze GUing space for Ueteran
his family. II you Ueter0n seeking place,
tn Which to fiUe, call in person at the Veterans
Employment Center, 22IO Park, third floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
DENIES REPUTATION

He denied NogClc'S suggestion
that after ne obtained the auto
from Mrs Young he was known
AT the Woodall plant as the
Green Hornet" He also denied
any knowledge Of his alleged rep
utation at the plant as a ladies
man."
Highlight in Bellm's all-day
questioning was his declaration
that Mrs Young told him that
Larry TheiS, her duration sweet
heart. had choked her practically
unconscious and threatened 10
kill her if she told any one of
their financial and other activi-
ties. The attack and threat came.
he said, when Mrs. Young told
TheiS she was leaving thc.r Saya-
rine Hotel suite.
After Bellm intervened in Mrs
YounG's attempt 10 recover
$4,000 ThoiS allcgedly obtained
from her, TheiS told her:
Alberta, I'm sorry hut I'll
keep my promise, and get
even" Bcllm said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
"a Die in EIoise,
Rush Rare Drug
Continued from Page oRe}

Continued from Page oRe}
village of Wayne and 80 among
the $50 children in the Wayne
County Training School at North
vile.
DR.. Bruce Douglas, Detroit
health commissioner, said there
was no epidemic in Detroit. Only
three cases have been reported
this week for a total of eight
during the last month, he said.
DR. Gruber denied a report that
the Thanksgiving dinners served
al the hospital had been con-
taminated. All OF the food, in
cludinG the chicken had been Of
the best. he asserted
He admitted 1t is possible that
the disease has been spread by a
food" handler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Hush Wife
OF BeIIRla
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
term expired. There is no record
Of his having been reappointed.
IF he showed Theis dep
uty card in June, l945," Ryan
said, ''he was acting Illegally"
Noggle questioned Bellm about
the types Of guns with which he
was familiar during his police
duty and later as a plant protcc-
tion man. Bellm said he seldom
carried a gun in the latter job
because his duties did not often
require il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
MESSAGE VANIsHES

To prevent this they have gone
10 unbelievable lengths. They
have hidden until today the top
secret report Of the generals which
tells the story of the winds mes
sage and which tells how IT was
destroyed. For II has disappeared
Chief counsel Mitchell who will
soon be on the pan, aStonShed
everybody few days ago gratuIt-
odSly by announcing he thought
the winds message" was all much
ado about nothing And he ad-
mtted he had never before seen
the top secret report OF the army
which tells all about il.
Rep Murphy already has begun
line designed 10 discredit this
long-SuppresSed top secret report.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
HUNT FOR CARRIER"

Sometimes, however, these
handlers know that they are
carriers and try 10 fool the au-
thoriticS, DR.. GTubcr added.
"My staff has developed SyN-
tenn OF tests here that should be
f0olproof."
Frank Kelley. chairman OF the
Board of County Institutions
which governs Wayne County
General said
There il no doubt that the
100 inmates who suffered some
form Of dysentery during the
last month are victims Of
nationwide epidemic. l am con-
WINGED that there j. carrier
at ElOise who must he found"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
EXCUsE FOR SECRECY

The reason for all this. AS given
by the government. was that these
top secret revelations contained q
fact which they could not make
public without imperiling our ma
tional security.
That fact was that the govern
mont knew the Japs were about
10 attack only because the army
had broken the japanese machine
code their most secret device IF
the JapS knew We broke thai.
they would stop using il and we
would lose valuable information.
But the fact is that the gov
eminent knew the japanese were
going 70 attack the Unied States
and Britain by other means than
the magic code. The means by
Which-they got this were several
but the most important was the
so-called winds Message That
came IN weather report by the
japanese hoardcaSt by radio
The administration IS deter
mined, If il can, 10 prevent the
proof of this winds" message be-
eaHse,- with that proved, their eX-
CuSe for keeping the facts secret
viii disappear and they will be
Hnraskcd as supprcssirg the facts
for one reason only-namely, 10
protect themselves from the guilt
Of the Pearl Harhor disaster.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
FLAT ovERCRoWDED

The way John Gajeski feels
about il, he thinks II would help
TO have a place 70 live by him
solf--iust his wife and Jimmy and
Sharon Ann.
But there isn't any place for
John GajeSki
They lived. az first with his
mother az 1882 Lambert, but his
mother isn't we'll.
Now they've moved 20 his
mother-in-law's place az 351l Mt.
Elliott. but there already are
five in that upstairs flat, and the
four Gajeskis make nine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
AFRAID OF CROWDS

The road home was a process
sion of detours 10 army hospitals
while doctors gave him strange
drugs 10 help him try 10 talk the
terror out OF his mind.
They were more or less sue
cessful. He's normal now, ex-
Cept-
He's afraid of crowds. He's
afraid of streets
John Gajeski is still fighting
the war. The army doctors record
him as 80 per cent disability" "
He's been back in Detroit since
Nov. 3, and he thinks he'll be
ready 10 go back 10 work in an
other month.
His wife still works and he
stays with the children. Sharon
Ann a year and a half old. born
while he was away, and shy
jimmy, few months three
There's such LOT 10 being a
rookie civilian again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
WindsMessdQe
Facing Attacks
Shows OoVer0neRE
GU bd6 e, W'-Fer Say
b, JOHN T. FLYNN

Written I'peeiaI' for the Hearst Newspaper,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 The
bitter struggle 10 keep back the
truth about Pearl Harbor is no.
where more evident now than IN
the battle over the So-called
winds Message"
For four years the admniStra-
ton until forced hy Congress.
refused 70 lct out story that
had been discovered by two off
cal boards.
II suppressed army and navy
reports seven months and even
then parts of those reportS-the
EraveSt parts were eliminated
ono secret army report was not
made known officially until today.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-20

divisions, both OF said lines produced
across the shore lands with . frontage
Of $3.50 lineal chains. more or less. ap.
praised At $500 per chain. or $751;
Said lands will be sold for not less than
the appraised value above stated and upon
the terms and conditions following:
Not less than one-tenth Of the pur.
chase price must be paid st the time OF
sale. The purchaser, II he be not the
owner OF the improvements. must FORTH
with pay to the officer making the sale
the full amount Of the appraised value
of the improvements, rs above stated.
One-tenth Of the purchase price must
be paid annually thereafter with interest
on al deferred payments At the rate
Of six per centum per annum: Provided.
That any purchaser may make fuu pay.
ment of principal. interest and statutory
fees at any time and obtain deed. The
purchaser Of land containing timber or
other valuable materials 10 prohibited BY
law from cutting or REMOVING any such
tanning consent of the Commissioners OF
Public Lands. until the full amount OF
the purchase price has been paid and deed
issued.
An sales Of state lands are made sub
ject to the reservations OF oils, gases.
name. kind and description. and to the
additional terms and conditions pre-.
scribed In section Of chapter 2be OF
the laws Of 1907.
Said land vim be sold subject. to the
terms, conditions and reservations Of
chapter 312 Of the Session L:ws Of
1927, relating 70 easements for risht-of-
way and the carrying Of timber, stone.
minerals and other products over the
OTTO A. CASE.
8 :3o-s:27 Commissioners OF Public Lands
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events, social activities and town
resources. The staff is compiling
an information list to answer
questions adequately. Only one
was a sticker, q G. I. inquired for
fishing tackle, and try as we could
we could not procure the equip
ment.
The three new Singer Electric
Portable sewing machines are
really humming these days. On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons they are used at the
Project, on Tuesday and Saturday
they are busy at the Pasco Trailer
Area, and Thursdays in the USO
Office. Ladies interested have in.
quired about their use on a spec
ial evening at the office building
at 311 Kennewick Ave. and II
sizeable group would care to
begin a sewing project we are
more than willing to begin this
worthwhile activity.
USO Programs at the Commu-
nifty Building including dramatics
and Folk dancing are held on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons at 4 o'clock. The week
~ Wednesday night Bingo has
been changed to Friday night at
the request of the players. The
game will start at 500 Friday
night.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-20

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of THE
s AA5 ro 81 s MASaisS coTsr =
MARK TURNER. . single man.
The unknown heirs Of ROSE EMMA
TURNER. deceased, State OF Washington :
and al other persons and parties un-
or lien or interest in and to the real
estate described in the Complaint herein.
The State Of Washington To: The un-
known heirs Of Rose Emma Turner. DE-
an el.imin Stos any right t state
estate described in the Complaint herein.
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date OF the
within sixty days after the 18th day Of
August, 1916. and defend the above en.
titled action In the above entitled Court.
and answer the Compliant OF the plain.
tiff. and serve copy OF your snswer
s til. At their Office below stated: and
in case Of your failure % to do. judge
ment win be rendered against you accord.
ing to the demand Of the complaint which
has been filed with the Clerk OF said
Court.
The object Of this action I. to obtain
q decree Of Court quieting title Of the
plaintiff. Mark Turner. . single man. In
the following described property in Benton
County. Warrington. to-wit:
Southwest quarter Of northeast quarter
Of northeast quarter Of section fifteen
(l5), township eight (S) north. range
thirty (30) east. ". u.
and 10 debar the defendants and each "
them from asserting any right. title. or
'n'e IHoRRrcAN. HoRRIcAN 4
LEAVY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
HORRICAN. HORRICAN & LEAVY
P.O. Address: Box 629. Paseo. Washington
Attorneys for Plaintiff S:l6-S-z0
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
STATE TIDE LANDS

Notice 3 hereby Gtveos that on TuoodAy.
Tie End day Of October. 1916. eommene.
Ing at ten O'Clock In The forenooo Of
said day. In front Of the main entrance
door to the County Court House IN the
city of Prosser. county Of Benton. State
Of Nashinston. b. the County Auditor
Of said county. Tie following described
state tide lands, together With The im.
provements situated thereon. vim b sold
at public auction 20 tie highest bidder
therefor. to-Wtt:
.NOTE-No one except eitissnD q
the United States. or peFoons Who have
declared their intention % become such.
can purchase STATE hnds.
APPLICATION NO. lo7ee
That portion q Tie shoes hDdl q
tie second class, owned b IT, Stats
Of Warrington. situate II ftoat q. aaja.
cent 70 or ahuttinG upon that pose3oe
Of sovssnment let I. eset!oa 70. aed
range q est, WI. Htne between the
. and 80 tese eass q H. w. nno
q Ttsse q. Hs-plae q 0eednaa'S o1k-
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TIE HoRTfiEEsT PASSAGE

D 1857 Q capoia 0ase3l9 sought
hsyan fpom . vieio0 Haci6e ssocm Ahs
sppsoacAsd De dhos b ohsHvsd . heR
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cpuld ~ He Aandf3sd Dc BODY q vas9
. beine IL ame = sh& described y -
lssendsiy als and aamsd : - Ssak 6
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hpse d9 de Suaie ~ fally szploced y
anosh9 sowing Capoia aamsd JoAa Asao
Who docovsced &ae 6e Noethwe9 eaD.
SeW0tRsmyth.
Toby. sxplocaeioas II an aslb
follow . mocs msehodical psspsea thaa
NJ possible Il de dsys q Old We q
Pioosr Beswiag Company havs . 30.
- beoe beeanse & b ocienificnlly d.
veioped for diseiaeeivs flavoe and
pleasing easss b modern bcswmsisesea
The cssuls has besn sndoessd b ehoss
who viii hsvs oothing bus Dc finas
qualify.
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uS0 Activities

fHShew office location is prov
no more than satisfactory at 3il
'Kennewick Ave. Many people on
seeing the sign drop in and in
auire about programs, suggest
possible use OF the receptlon
nom and read the weekly sched-
ule on the outer office wall. The
door is always open and many
have sought information services
about affairs and Kennewick
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON COUNTY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the
Board of County Commissioners Of Ben.
ton County, Warrington have completed
and placed on file the preliminary budget
for Benton County for the year 1916. .
copy Of which will be furnished any citi.
zen who may can for It ct the office Of
the Board Of County Commissioner.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
office in the Courthouse In Pfosser. Wash.
ington on the first Monday In October.
October /, 1945) At 2 o'clock p. u. for
the purpose Of fixing the final budget and
making the tax levy. at which time any
taxpayer may appear and be heard for OF
against any part Of said budget.
II. e. Chapman
County Auditor and e1-offieio
Clerk Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
S:2o.9 ~
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sUNNoNs FOR PUBLICATION

SUMMONS LoR PUBLICATION
n n TIE 81 suPEk ssy7!,! sSTSr q 1a5
FOR BENTON COUNTY
HARVEY +. COLYIN and
MARIE e. COLVIN. his wi6e.
g. o;co s. ELY IRIS s. J. GRAF; tse IN n
known heirs Of JAMES DAvY: alee
known - JAMES r DAvY. deeeeeed:
the unknown heirs Of JANE DOE DAVY.
widow Of JAMES 3. DAvY: deeea.sd
s4ATs OF F. WR2As x3i Tak .e 4v: ::
ing any right. title. estate. Hen OF m
terest In and 70 the real property d.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON 10:
d. C. NeElo. % trustee: 1rs. I. O'Ccn.
nell: Ms. J. Croft: the unknown hetIo
Of James Davy also known - James =:
Davy, deceased: the unknown heaES OF
Jane Doe Devy.: widow Of James r paw.
and III other persons and parties unknown
claiming any right, title. estate. Hen o.
interest In and to the real property D.
scribed In the Complaint herein:
Ycu are hereby sumnoned g eppSs
filst pubiisstion Of this summons. to-vit,
within sixty days after tie 18th q Sep
temher. lSl6. and defend tie above e.
titjed action In The abovo 01ttt!od ee9te
and answer ths eonplaint Il IL plais-
lifts. and servs. . copy Of your s1y0
upon tie unde1signed. ettorneys 1oe plain
tiffS, at their Office below SEATED: and b
caos Of your failure % % d. judgnsaa
Win b rendered against yo9 eeeotMne
20 Tie demand q lie ee@plaint Whsee
has besn dlsd With tie Clesk o3 ths sais
CouFG
The object q thi. .etion !: % sstsis
. deeroe of court Quieeine Title g IL
plaintiffs, Harvey =. Celvin and Mari
Z Colvin. hiS wife. IN tie following =
seEibed property In Bentoa County. Web.
in4tou, to-Wits
southeast quarter Of Southeast quarts.
Of Section fifteen (1S). teWnshlp 49,
90 North. Fango thirty (S0) oast. ". Z.
and 70 de6af the deSeadants and eaaA q
into10Ot tAoso&D.
Hoesigan. Horizon and 1eaSy
AttogDsy0 1oe plaiutifeb
AORRIGAN, HORRI0AN Z I8AvY
p. q. Addres: Paeee, WoSAa1gto0
S.lS-l0.ll