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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

Give all you've got into any thing you
ARE undertaking; Indifference never per-
formed great deeds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

If you think you can't do it-you are
right about it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

:: Technically, the husband is the head
..of the family, but in most households the
!: Technically is overruled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

MdltIlG~ OIy Vi NEW 1OIk SOlQ
quantity of electric batteries to
the city, which appeared all right
to an inspector until it was MOTTO
ed that an attempt had been
made to obliterate the legend
Made in Germany. Judge ].
! c. Knox fined Try 81, 500.
Asserting that his name was
often embarrassing to him, Frank
A. Coos of Omaha petitioned the
district court to allow him to
change it to Goss. Oddly enough,
his attorney was Margaret Coos,
who made no complaint of being
embarrassed by the name.
A 9-month-old fox terrier pup
belonging to Mrs. Herman Klein
of South Bend, Ind, disappeared
in 1923. A few days ago an old
dog came to her back door and
scratched to be let in. Compare
son of the dogs markings with
snapshots of the puppy disclosed
that it was her same Fido, re-
turned after IL years.
Among the numerous famous
Europeon refugees now in the
United States is DR.. Heinrich
Breuning, former chancellor of
Germany, who resigned in 1882.
He has been appointed pro-
lessor of government in the grad
uate school of Yale University.
John T. Scopes, who CAME into
national prominence in 1925 as
the defendant in the famous
monkey trial'' at Dayton, Tenn,
in which he was charged with the
unlawful teaching of the theory
of evolution, now lives in Hou-
ston, Tex, where he is a geolo-
gist with big gas company.
Mrs. Sara Cornett of Dallas,
Tex, who won a pipe smoking
contest at the Texas Centennial
at the age of ITO, died suddenly
few days ago, as friends were
preparing to give her a party in
honor of her 18TH birthday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

1922-First day of coal miners
strike, which involved half a mil
lion men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

Just reminder that might save your
life-drive carefully
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

;, When everybody tries to take ad-
vantage of everybody else, it stands to rea-
son that none will benefit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

Youth means the period of develop
ment, but youth itself thinks it is fully de-
veloped
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

Members of the Young South
erners Club will assemble tonight
at the home of Romaldo Russell,
626 Margaret street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

1t is possible to make nine per-
feet words from a single nine
letter word by removing one let
ter at time without transposi-
tons, thus: Startling, starting,
staring, string, sting, sing, sin, in,
L
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

Boy Scout Troop Number
celebrated the twelfth anniver-
sary of George Perpall, Jr., the
event taking place in the troops
headquarters in the army bar
rcaks where a big elbow out" was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Perpall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01

Mabel Boil, noted aviatrix and
THE Queen of Diamonds, was
among the notables to arrive in
Key West yesterday. She was
enroute to New York from Ha-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-01
TODAY'S COMMON
ERROR

Do not say. Bread and
meat are necessaries of
life. They are means of
life" but not necessary.
since thousands live com.
fortablY without them.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
'TooIe Mat Winner
As Mccoy Again Is
Ruled Too Rough
Zohorios, Martin Score
In Brisk Bouts-Fons
Aid Paralysis Fund

Solemn promise to reform to the
contrary, Bibber Mccoy, the Boston
wild man, still is one of the rassling
circuits roughest artists. and last
night, because Of a mixup with
Referee Benny Bortnick, he again
was disqualified and lost match.
This was a repeat performance.
Several months ago he went through
the same routine with Bennah and
was dismissed from the local rassling
pit to cool for awhile. It was a
good, rough scrap while 1t lasted,
and Tommy OToole, the handsome
Irish strong man, was declared the
winner as the result of the referee S
decision.
During intermission a shower of
coins covered the mat in response
to a plan for funds for the Fight
Infantile Paralysis" campaign.
The four preliminaries were equally
as exciting as the main affair, with
the feature being a 16-minute strug-
gle, in which Chris Zaharias doWned
Wild Man Zim with a backdrop
Bull Martin won over Lord Albert
Mills, Dutch Schultz threw Whiskers
Wells and Angelo Savoldi drew with
Frenzy La Rue in the others.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Brewers See barons
As Step 10 Better
Place in Loop

Three tough games facing the
Wilkes-Barre Barons in as many
days may be the means of Wash
ington's Heurich Brewers deserting
the American Basket Ball League
cellar. One and a half games be-
hind the faltering Barons, the Brew
ers will move up a notch should
Wilkes-Barre lose it's game to Jersey
Reds tonight, Philadelphia Sphas
tomorrow night and the local Heu-
richs Sunday afternoon.
Not cnly is Coach Joe Dreyfuss
hoping to pass his former Barons,
but he also is casting eyes on the
fourth place New York Jewels, now
only 312 games ahead OF Washing
ton.
Among the Barons who will in
wade Washington Sunday is Bibby
Martins. a former Heurich player
who drew a release several weeks
ago. He played a part in defeating
the Wilkes-Barre club earlier in the
season. He has contributed to up
sets scored over the Jewels and
Troy Haymakers and is considered
one of Wilkes-Barre best.
Moe Dubilier of the Barons is sec
ond in individual scoring honors in
the League.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Duckpin Mark Of SIS
By Bridgeport Girls
Stamped Official

A 675 team game, rolled by the
WICC Yankee Network girls of
Bridgeport, Conn. at New Haven on
January 6. has been recognized as a
national record by the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress.
Winners of the national team
championship at Richmond last
season, the WICC girls established
their all-time mark in a special
match against the Sherwin-Wil-
liams team.
Mildred Leonard, whose 373 paved
the way for the team title in the
1888 N. D. B. C. tournament, was
top roller in the WICC girls latest
achievement. To her l46 Christine
Kirk added 1877, Florence La Barr,
1885; Ann Casserly, 129, and Alice
Dlugo, 1913.
The former record of 673 was
rolled by Gait Davis Rosslyn girls
in South Atlantic League match
with the Loew's Theater team at
Richmond November 81, 1886.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
WaIper Faces Champ
In Opening Round
Of frisco Open
Field Of 81 QuoIifiers
To Be Shrunk to Eight
In One Days PIoy
By the Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-Pre-
pared to battle par and each other,
80 survivors Of the qualifying rounds
paired off today in the first round of
match play of the $1,000 San Fran
cisco open golf tournament.
Another 18 was scheduled for the
afternoon to reduce the field to
players by nightfall.
Thirty professionals, most of them
ranking high in the national round
up, and two crack amateurs made up
the field for the opening of the sud
den death" competition.
Topping the man-to-man bouts on
the sloping fairWays and greens of
the par 35-36-7l Lakeside course,
was the one bringing together the
medalist, Harry Cooper of Chicago
and Harold McSpaden, equally sea-
soned campaigner of Winchester,
Mass.
Medalist Cooper Collects $3.50.
Cooper, pocketing $3.50 for the
feat, set the qualifying pace with a
65-71-136 to become one of the
favorites to win the ninth annual
tournament of it's kind here. Nc
Spaden had 36-hole total Of 143.
The defending champion, Jimmy
Demaret of Houston, Tex, who also
qualified with 142, teed off against
Leo Walper, Washington, D. c., in
with 146.
Lawson Little. San Franciscan who
twice won the British and American
titles as an amateur and took first
money in the 1887 San Francisco
! open, drew Bill Williamson, Los An
geles, as his opening opponent. He
qualified with l43 against William
sons 147.
Art Doering, jr., of Chicago and
Stanford University. leading anna
teur to get in the select circle of Sc
met John Bulla, also of Chicago
Doering had a l39 and Bulla a l44.
Ward Alone as Amateur.
Marvin Ward of Olympia, Wash,
the only other amateur in the match
play with 145, took on zell Eaton of
Oklahoma City. in with 140.
John Dawson, Chicago amateur
who qualified with lat, withdrew.
Other first-round matches:
Ed Dudley 141. Philadelphia. W. John
Revolta 145. Evanston. Ill
Byron Nelson. 13. Reading Pa. VS..
Benny Coltrin. 147, San Francisco
John Perelli 139 Tahoe, Calf. VS..
Charles Congdon. 145. Tacoma. Wash.
Horton Smith, l43 Chicago, VS.. Earl
Fry 147. Alameda. Calf.
Sam Snead 142, White Sulphur Springs.
W. Va. VS.. Leonard Dodson. 146. Spring
field. Mo.
E j Harrison, 143 Oak Park, Ill, VS.
Vito Machado. 14S. Pleasanton. Calf.
Dick Metz, 142; Chicago vs.. Jinln.t
Mary Fry. 141. Oakland. VS.. Sam Byrd.
145 Philadelphia.
Art Bell. 143, Monterey Park Calf IS.
Jim Mccormick. 141. Los Angeles.
Ed Oliver. 142, Wilmington. Del. vs
Lloyd Mangrum. 146 Los Angeles.
Ben Hogan, 143. White Plains, N. V.
Joe Fernando. 14s. San Francisco.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
By the Associated Press.

by Inc ASsOCldleu FIeSS.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 20.-Modern
methods of freezing indoor ice
rinks in the middle of the sum-
mer may be fine for those who
like it, but to Robin Lee Of st.
Paul, national senior figure skat-
ing champion, it is just a big
pain"
In fact, Lee is a firm believer
that figure skating is a winter
sport and should be kept just
that, particularly since it inter-
feres with his swimming and golf.
Lee hits below the 80 mark in
golf and feels that II he didn't
have to drop his bag in a corner
when the sun is shining and the
grass is green to put on skating
performance he could get down
below that level more often.
Just 10 years old, Lee is a prod
uct of his fathers teaching. A. r.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Three Season Marks Hit
By Patent boWlers

Three season records were chalked
up in the Patent Office Bowling
League with Clair Whitman respon-
sible for two of them. The Mar
conf lead-off shooter, cracking high
game with 1853, topped a 606 team
mark in a sweep over Mccormick.
Whitman's big string collected the
weeks prize for high game over a
bowlers average
Herbie Kaschub shot his top av-
erage to lis when he counted new
high All set that enabled Franklin
to trip DeForest twice.
AL Norwig was among the high
shooters of the night at the Rem
devious, leading Eastman's 81 win
from Whitney.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Bulge and Vines Arrive
In Capital Sunday

Don Bulge and Ellsworth Vines,
the former amateur tennis cham
pions whose tour as professionals
brings them to Richie Coliseum
on Monday night, will arrive in
Washington on Sunday morning,
Through yesterday Bulge was
four-up on his fellow Californian.
Tomorrow they play at Baltimore
and following the Washington en-
gagement will make Richmond the
next stop.
Tickets reserved for the local show
must be picked up by tomorrow eve
ming, the sponsors have announced.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Summer Skating |rks Lee
Checks His Fine Golf Game, Stops His
Swimming, Figure Champ Complains

Lee, the father, has been teaching
figure skating for IS years.
Lee became a prime favorite to
collect the title for a fifth straight
year when he piled up 1880
points in school figures exercises
in the division Thursday. Ollie
Haupt of st. Louis was second
with 1908, and Eugene Turner of
Los Angeles third with 985.80.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Shambora Rolls 434 Set
To Win Pin Thriller

DR.. John Shambora, new Recrea-
tons crack southpaw bowling den
tist today pointed to his match with
John Huzzea, another Recreation
patron. as one of the most exciting
clashes on the mapleways.
DR.. Shambora, president of the
Recreational League when 1t was
formed in 1927, got quite a kick out
Of his victory over Huzzea when he
rolled three-game set Of 434 to
win by 16 pins.
Shambora, chalking up strings OF
1874, 155 and las, spared and struck
in the last two frames of his final
game to clinch his victory. Huzzea
made his step, rolling 1873, 131 and
154.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Three Bouts Carded
For Bargain Bill
Next tuesday

Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn today
had completed three of five con-
templated Ground bouts for the
bargain basement boxing show Tues
day night at Turner's Arena. a card
of club fights to be exhibited for
half the usual prices.
Irish Joe Perry will meet Billy
Kaheler, Tommy Hoover will face
Billy Corrigan and Bob Wilson will
collide with Harvey Massey in
matches arranged thus far. Massey
dropped 10-round decision to
Walter Franklin Wednesday night
at New York.
Prices for the show have been
slashed to $115 ringside and go cents
general admission.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Golf Tourney Dates
Here 10 Be Named
On February6

District fathers of golf have lined
up tentative tournament schedule
for 1899. but it will not be made
public until the annual meeting of
the District Golf Association at the
University Club the evening of
February 6.
The District amateur champion
ship tourney, for the title now held
by Johnny Burke of Georgetown
University, will go to a club which
hasn't held the affair since 1890.
Other tournaments listed include
two invitation events, and the mixed
foursome affair.
Dallas McGrew will be chosen
president at the annual meeting, to
succeed Ralph S. Fowler.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Kirkwood Pin Stakes
Sunday Lure for
Capital Stars

Sunday, the Walbrook mapleways
of Baltimore will be the Mecca for
a flock of Maryland, Virginia and
District sharpshooters firing for
the championship of the Kirkwood
Sweepstakes and a top prize of 500.
The fifth annual event will be g.
game affair instead of the usual 10
games. District League bowlers will
shoot in the first squad, starting at
2::30 pm. Other squads will take the
runways at 4:30, $50 and $50.
Two Washington bowlers have
carried off top laurels with Ollie
Pacini winning in 1896 and Perce
Wolfe in 1887. Last season De-
Tending Champion Nova Hamilton
of Baltimore was trailed to the wire
by Ed Blakeney, with Wolfe placing
fourth.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Go Three Extra Frames.

Sweeping the Bears in a match
which took three extra frames to
decide the last game, the Beavers
assumed a three-game lead in the
Greenbelt League. The final skir-
mlsh was settled when Anchorman
Temple outcounted Anchorman
Jones on spares.
The second-place brakes lost
ground by dropping a tilt to the
Eagles, while the biggest upset came
when the last-place Jeeps swamped
the third-place Cardinals, with
Chapman and McGolrick in the
starring roles.
Ray Ward, counting 42O for his
three strings, rolled the season rec
ord set in the Mount Rainier League
to outshoot. Larry Fitzgerald, who
didn't hurt his 1913 top average
when he clipped off 150-399. Ward S
prolific pin-pounding enabled Wha-
lens Bar-B-Q to swamp Fitzger-
aids Mount New Market.
A 148 and 372 gave Frank Mat
son top scoring honors in the War
Department League, with Quar-
termasters carrying off high game
with 588 and Barbettes the set with
1896.
j. L. Schneider and Bob Camp
bell popped up with high scores in
the Insurance League at Chevy
Chase when the former rolled 135
and the latter 381. Laurels in the
National Geographic Ladies' League
went to Edith Elliott with 1l9 and
Agnes Beckert with 332.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Sets League Pin Mark

Beta Gamma Phi hiked the sea-
son record game in the Intersoror-
ity League to 533 at Petworth, while
Katherine Edmonston proved the in
dividual star by tying high season
game with 144 Rebecca Baker
boasts top average of 103, with Mil
dred Hart of Phi Sigma the spare
leader with SO and the high strike
maker with 16.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BUFFALO, N. Y-Wladslaw Talun
az Pryor polano Okla daies:e9 sa!o7 msseS M'NS'n
HARTFORD. Conn.-Jim Casey 214,
Ireland defeated Len Macaluso. 216.
New York. two straight falls.
223. Glendale, Calf, defeated Sam
Cohen. 210 New York 4:57.
TORONTO-Joe Savoldi 2O5. Three
Oaks, Mich. defeated Chief Jules
Strongbow. 2S5. Oklahoma, 66 seconds.
PITTSBURGH-Ed Don George. go,
North Java. N. Y. defeated Bob
(Strangler) Wagner. $50; Wagner dis
qualified after 25 minutes.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Neiehbors Will Oppose
In Basket Contest

An unusual rivalry will feature
tonight's triple-header in the Heu-
rich Amateur Basket Ball League
as District Firemen meet st. Mar
tins at $3.50 o'clock. The Firemen,
almost to man, live in the neigh
borhood of st. Martins Club, and
most of them at one time played on
it's teams.
In supporting games Little Tavern
pairs with Regal Clothiers at 7::3O
and F. B. I. closes with the Taverns
at $50.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Maryland Cup Chase
Set for April 70
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-The Mary
land Hunt Cup Association has an
nounced the 49th running of the
country's premier timber classic will
be held Saturday, April 20, with
entries closing on April 20.
An innovation was announced in
regulations for the steeplechase.
Horses which have never won over
the sticks will be allowed 5 pounds.
Mrs. E. Read Boards Blockade
and Ostend, which finished first and
second, respectively, last spring, are
expected to meet again.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Bottle for Scoring Leod

DES MONIES. Iowa, Jan. 20 [P)-
Desmond Lee, Washington Univer-
sity center. is the leading scorer in
the Missouri Valley Conference
with AZ points for five games. He
is only l point ahead of Carl Rob,
Creighton center. who has a 1877
average for three games.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Would O. K. Puri-MutueIs

ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 20 R.-The
State Legislature again has been
asked to legalize pari-mutuel betting
at New York's race tracks in a bill
introduced by Assemblyman Bernard
j. Moran.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Fiqhts Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEWARK. N J-Tony Galento. -235,
Orange, N. j. knocked out Jorge
Brescia, 2l6. Argentina %.
DENVER-Tony Canzoneri, l39.
New York. outpointed Wally Hally,
1861. Los Angeles I0).
BOSTON.-Bob Pastor. 1921. New
ton. 1904. Liverpool, Nova Scotia t1W.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich-Wesley
Ramey 1876. Grand Rapids. outpointed
Ted Joe Boscarlno. 139. Rochester. N. Y.
l0).
ATLANTIC CITY. N Bob Mont
gomery 1873, Philadelphia, knocked out
Harvey Jacobs. 1874. Newark, N. j. %.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Pennsylvania Doc Wins

WAYNESBORO. Ga, Jan. 20 up.
-Dawn's Highland Bill black and
white Pointer owned by Steinman
and Eshelman of Lancaster, Pa,
won the $1,000 open all-age stake of
the Georgia Field Trial Association.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Budge's 9TH Straight
Gives 8-to-4 Lead
Fy the Associated Press.

y tNe ASS0ClkCed PfeS6.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 20.-Don
Bulge, CALIFORNIA; 23-year- old ten
mis- star, defeated Ellsworth Vines,
world pro champ, in straight sets
last night to take an 8-to-4 lead in
their tour.
Bulge gained his fourth consecu-
tive victory, 81, Ga.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Woman Golf Star Weds

OSHKOSH, Wis, Jan. 20 (P).-
Marriage of Bernice Wall, Wisconsin
golf star, to Robert E. Barbour of
Paterson, N. j., in Chicago, jan
uary IA, has been announced by
her parents.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
MASONIC LEAGUE,

High team Rames-King David. 632:
Hiram. 627
High team sets-Htram, 1928; King
David. .G52
High individual averaees-Simon. HIS;
Cleary. 117-11: Phillips 117-5; Courtney
1l6-4l; Billheimer 1855.
High individual eames-Billheimer 49,:
SllcoX. 161: Seeey l66
High individual sets-Billheimer. 400;
Phillips, 4l2 Soper 401.
High strikes-Blllheimer 81 sncox. 81:
Bryant, 81; Phillips, 80; Sellers, 30;
Cleary. %
High srares-cleary, 1876: Phillips, 1856,
Courtney, 12S
High weekly eames-Gray, 14o; Tusgle,
1873; Hare, 13S
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Stanton and Tipton Pace
Dapper Dan Victory

Paced by Len Stanton and Ollie
Upton, Dapper Dan basketers cap
tured their thirteenth consecutive
victory last night at Catholic Uni
versity gym, smothering the Catho-
lie U. yearlings. 1927.
Stanton scored 13 points, while
Upton registered 10.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
N. r. r. e. LEAGUE.

High set-Treasury No. 3. 1910.
High game-Navy, No. .. 607.
High individual set-Prevost Navy. No.
Hieh individual Rame-scherrer (Navy
No. q. 152.
High individual averaee-Uman Gn-
terior), 112
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Pin STANDINGS
NAVY MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE.

High games-Klein-S Simpson. $50: Moore
Curtin, 249; Pollard Moore. 146.
High ets-Armentrout-Sm Small. $40;
Moore-Cu1tln, 616' Gulliotc cGullot. 6f"
Curtin, 10s-l7: Guillot l03-44: Barnes,
103-2O Keeler 1926. Women-Scott,
1Ol-S2: Pollard, 91-3; Moran. 1896;
Moen 1894; Walker, 92-3l.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Boers Virginia State Open Sweepstakes Will Swell Mile Fund
Harvard, Yale PoIoists
To Play in Chicago

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Harvard and
Yale will break a tradition as old as
the schools themselves February 10
when they meet in a polo match
at Chicagos 124th Field Artillery
Armory.
Sanction for the game, the first
athletic clash between the two in
the West, was received here yester-
day by alumni officials of the two
universities.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Lory's Wife Asks Divorce

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 20 R).-Mrs
Mary Lawlor Larry, former New
York stage singer, has filed suit
for divorce against Lyn Larry, short
stop of the Cleveland Club.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
b. Y. p. q. LEAGUE.

High averages-Hart, 1881: Sabean
9o-36; Brown, aS-35: Eaton. $3.50: Beeler
95-5; Wilson. 94-41: Gainous. 94-10: M
Evening star., 1939-01-20
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS LEAGUE

Department ii 5 John Lyons II 20 %
Front Line % 13 Defense Is "a
Peary Ship 26 16 Natl. Capitol 15 81
High team game-Front Line. 602
High team set-Department. 166q
High individual game-Benedetto. 1874.
High individual sets-Chorman (Peary
Ship. 374: Mooney. DeptD. 374.
High average-Mboney, lis.
High strikes-Mooney, %.
High spares-Mooney. 106.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LEAGUE.

Arcadia -- sa i Hessick Coal q "a
Ch'as Market % 20 Arcade-Ptiac q p
Daly's Food s. 25 e Jacobs TT: Co. 22 336
High team games-Jacobs Transfer Co..
662; Chaconas Market. 655.
High team, sets-Arcade- Pontiac. 1881:
Hessick Coal Co. and Jacobs Transfer
High individual sames-walson. 1s1;
Devlin. 40.
GULL and Metrakos (tie). 41S.