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Evening star., 1941-01-04
Viehy Information Post
Given to Former Senator
Ey the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
VICHY, France, Jan. 4.-Former
Senator Georges Portmann was ap-
pointed secretary of the General
Corps of Information today, replac-
ing Pierre Cathala, one time interior
minister, who had held the post only
nominally, since he never came here
from Paris to take up his duties.
Tixier Vignancourt remains execu-
tive aide
Foreign Minister Pierre-Etienne
Flandin takes over the services of
press, radio and cinema propaganda,
formerly handled by Paul Baudouin,
secretary of state for the presidency
Of the council, who resigned yester-
day.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Notices No Protection

British motorists who display
notices that passengers are given
lifts at their own risk have been
warned that the notices do not pro-
tect them against claims.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Pleasant Horns Only

Cuba has ruled that buses and
trucks must have horns or other
sound warning devices, but has
banned any which produce un-
pleasant noises.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Metric System indicators

Mozambique has decreed that all
speed and other indicators on motor
vehicles must be marked according
to the metric system.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

Chileans usually spend two or
three hours at lunch and eat their
dinner at 9 pm. The evening meal
Is likely to include 8 or 10 courses.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

mier-Foreign Commissar Vyaches-
laff Molotof, who recently visited
Berlin.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

this is the time Bob zuppke wants
to win just to show up the guys
who are trying to get him fired,
we wouldn't be bit surprised to.
see Illinois upset the Gophers.
Other picks are Boston College
over Clemson-because 1t isn't as
hot in Boston as it was at New
Orleans and because our Glenn
son scout admits: I don't think
we're as good as Tulane" Col
gate over Dartmouth-because we
don't think Andy Kerr has
showed his hand yet, although
reports from New England say
Dartmouth has really good
team. Notre Dame over Georgia
Tech and Fordham over North
Carolina-because We think
they're lot better. For tonight,
Temple to beat Georgetown,
which fooled us twice. and Mis-
sissippi to beat Georgia-bectuse
Frankie Sinkwich won't be at his
best with a broken jaw.
Today's guest star-Dan Des-
mond. Sioux City uowa) Jour-
nal: II can't admit the Yankees
were lucky any more than Louis
was a darling of the gods when
he whistled that right to Nova's
whiskers. will admit that simple
moral justice should have in
stalled Brooklyn,s braves a
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Fine Record as Coach
Brought by BoYson
To Landon School
Successor to Bonfield
Got New Jersey Titles
With Curteret Teums

Walter Boyson, for 10 years coach
of football. baseball and other sports
at Carteret School, West Orange, N.
j., is coming here to take over the
post OF sports coach at Landon
School.
He will succeed Paul Banfeld. who
has been taking those duties in, ad-
dition to being headmaster of the
school since Bob MacCartee went on
active duty with the Army this sum-
mer.
Bovson was well known in New
Jersey for his ability to turn out
championship teams with limited
material. In his first eight years at
Carteret his teams won 122 contests.
lost "A and tied 5. His 1924 baseball
team was undefeated. Carteret foot
ball teams were State Group 3 prep
school runner-up in 1929 and 1884.
BoySon introduced hockey at Car
teret and his teams won State cham
pionShips in 1927, 1929 and 1890.
From 1923 through 1880 the sextets
won so of 54 games with high. prep
school and college freshmen teams.
Last years hockey team won the
River Vale interscholastic cham
pionship with only l defeat in II
games and the baseball nine was al
most as successful.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
A. U. Revamps Attack
For Till Tomorrow
With SWari!imCge
End Plays end LoteroIs
Stressed by CosseII;
Foe Making Debut

American UniverSity'S gridderS
hope to show SWarthmore an i'm
proved and more powerful brand of
their v formation tomorrow when
the Quakers invade Woodrow Wilson
High School Stadium for their an
nual game with the District team.
Still red-faced after rolling up
almost 300 yards against Susque-
hanna and failing to score last week,
the Eagles believe a simple change
in offensive tactics will give them a
scoring punch tomorrow. Coach
Staff Cassell has devoted almost his
entire time to this point, empha-
sizing flank plays and iaterals, the
teams weakness last week.
This will be Swarthmore's 194l
debut as its game with Blue Ridge
last week was postponed. Coach
Lew Elverson's men are making a
belated debut because of the lnfan-
tile paralysis epidemic in Pennsyl-
vania which delayed school openings
and caused cancellation of events
that would attract crowds. The
Quakers, however, have been scrim-
maging other college teams and will
be ready for the Eagles.
American is in fairly good physical
condition, although the squad still
Is nursing a bumper crop of assorted
bruises, and will send a husky line
and fast backfeld into action.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Hoyos Bank on Ponderous Line
To Curb Unbeoten Temples
7omosic, Sutch Tonight

expected to turn out for the clash
at Temple Stadium.
Georgetown has won three years
1889 and 14-0 last fall.
Andy Tomasic. triple threat half
back, and Fullback George Sutch
who paced the Owls to victories
over Kansas and V. M. l.. will match
their ability against GeorgetownS
revamped backfield.
Falcone to Call Hoya Plays.
Lou Falcone, a veteran of two
previous battles with the Owls, will
call the plays for the Washington
outfit, which is expected to shoot
the works in an effort to get back
aboard the winning bandwagon.
Against both Mississippi and Vir-
ginis Tech the Hoyas' attack failed
to click. 1t has got to go tonight
or else. .
Georgetown's ponderous line again
is expected to play major role in
the game. Featuring Al Blozis. all
America candidate at right tackle,
the visitors forward wall will weigh
in at an even 200 pounds and is
reputedly as strong as the rock
ribbed line of last year. The back
field is considerably lighter.
Another loss for Jack Hagerty's
men at this stage of the campaign
would be disastrous. dropping them
from the select circle of Eastern
leaders where they have been estab-
hshed three years.
Hoyas Likely Favorites.
The Hoyas probably will be
favorites before the kickoff, although
on paper Temple appears to have a
slight edge.
Probable line-ups:
Evening star., 1941-10-10
So the BIust Is Put on the Ring Puppies

weird afte TO by S
actually fight his opponent
condemnng boxing
This What boxing coming anyway? Here is
pounds
talking fight against
pouted he Bomber why doesn't
him? asked the fight
become follower He
a
dollars publicity through
angles Nearly S600000 paid by customers TO
him buying $50
feinted
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Nova and Jenkins Were Well Overpoid

motorcycle failure make
homely podder best Maybe
he showed
justify outlay the public AS far
Public Jenkins made rst-c showing
That
victory remarkable that
jenkins can expect to live on it indefinitely.
individual by
fighter a policy L.
They pull nothing Fighters get big
Jenkins If they
be something else for them to do
what Judge Lands
Brookyns
proongng the You
hear the old Judge blk the public
we'll from other of doing it. You're all finished
other bapers club owners and paseoa
writers against Lands? They would not
Evening star., 1941-10-10

champions. Trouble is. the only
place where good triumphs over
evil is in the rassling ring"
Latest addition to the bowl
games is the Carolinas' Bowl,
which will send % North Caro-
lima players players against %
from South Carolina for the
Greenville IS. c. Lions Club
charity fund, December 6. The
assumption is the Governors will
be there to make their famous
remarks. Sam Taub, the fight
broadcaster, will turn actor Octo-
ber Is on the Meet Mr.. Meek"
program. He has been cast as a
fight announcer. Len Will, who
almost played fullback for Co
lumbia this season, and Dave AL
lerdice. Princeton's 1940 passing
ace, will listen to the Lions-Tigers
game together tomorrow down at
.Chickasha, Okla, where the Air
Corps sent them both. Joe Louis
Evening star., 1941-10-10
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-You
can't keep up with the sports
seasons. Here we thought foot
ball was just warming up and we
find Ned Irish working overtime
on his basket ball bookings. Ned
hasn't announced his first college
show at the Garden yet cit Will
be December 13), but he has so
many applications for season
tickets he doesn't know how he
will manage to hold out enough
choice seats for the colleges.
What's this we hear about Du-
quesne threatening to quit foot
ball? Story is the Dukes can't
compete with Pitt at the gate and
Pitt won't compete with Du-
ouesne on the field. Phil Rizzuto
has promised to be one of the
umpires when Fort Niagara,
baseball champion of the End
Army Corps Area, plays Fort
Adams. 1st Corps Area champ. at
Brooklyn's Dexter Park tomor-
row.
Playing safe on this weeks
football selections, we'll continue
to string along with Minnesota
and Stanford although they may
have tough going against Illinois
and Oregon State. In fact, II
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Pacific Lutheran, With Mere
200 Males, Leads in Offense,
Has Two Little School Aces

Eastern Washington College Is
sixth with 280 yards in SO tries.
Collins of West Texas State IS the
rushing leader, with 356 yards in 48
rushes. He's followed by Hall, New
Hampshire, 343 yards; Bill Knisley,
DAYTON. 255; Al Walden, Willamette
sophomore. 251, and Steinke, Texas
A. & l.. 223.
Tommervik is so far ahead of the
minors other passers it wouldn't be
fair to list the runnerup. The same
holds for Marv Harshman's lead in
pass receiving.
Of punters who averaged better
than 40 yards in 10 or more punts
there are Walter Domino OF Nor
wich, with IA kicks for 45.21 aver
age. and AL Onofrio, Arizona State
at Tempe, 16 for ALPS.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
World Series Showed Up Jacobs Fights

mistake 1t letting
the with Louis
through the first place Who did he ever lick 70
contender? Well they three and
Jim Robinson and Pat ComlShey
If would be ruled off all hrst-ctas
inning with major league p cp even
tail bapayers don't always have to Vln but they
have be trying passabe condition
Gaming at the end
th jenkins Cochane fights did nothing 10 he ooNg
They entertainments alongside the bitter ho-
the series helped the bge-Wa oackWaSh OF te nova
thing.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
sy the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Oct. l0.-Paclflc Luth-
eran. a small college near Tacoma,
Wash. with a mere 200 male stu
dents in its meager student body,
boasts the best minor college total
offensive team and two of the best
uttle-school backs in the Nation.
Among minor schools playing two
or more games, the Lutheran aerial
circus averaged 4O75 yards a game
by rushing and passing in licking
Gonzaga. 26-13, and Eastern Wash
ington College, 27-0, The figures
we're compiled by the American
Football Statistical Bureau.
Tommervik, Harshman Aces.
The two spearheads of the Luth-
eran attack are Marvin Tommy
Gun" Tommervik, 171-pound Asso-
ciated Press Little All-America half
back in 1910, and 2O6-pound Marvel
Harshman, fullback. They turned
in these performances:
Tommervik gained $50 yards in Sc
ball-handling attempts, to lead the
minors in total offense gains-rush-
ing and passing. In the air he's
completed % out of "a attempts for
429 yards. with no interceptions.
HarShman. the fullback, leads the
minor colleges in pass receiving with
II catches from Tommervik good
for l59 yards.
Second in team total offense is
Willamette University of Salem,
Greg, which had rolled up 399 yards
game. Third is Dayton, 384;
fourth. New Hampshire, 38l, and
fifth. West Texas State. 1928. Day.
ton with 346 yards is the top rush.
ing team the Lutherans' 365 yards
the top air figure.
Among the individuals in total
offense, second is Harold Hall of
New Hampshire, who collected 499
yards in 76 attempts in two games,
Ben Collins of West Texas State
Is third with 410 yards in 81 tries.
Bill Shatzer of North Central md
College is fourth with 355 yards in
only 35 attempts. and "Pompom'
Pompliano of Bergen IN. j. Coll
looe In one game gained 314 yards
at+eropts. Bobby Gilmore of
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Grddes Just Getting Hot Basket Fever Rises Gotham
Picks Temple cor0nos stoee Bowl Come

next opponent may be Corpl. John
Pivovar of Fort Sheridan, Ill.
who is being urged to tackle the
champ during Louis exhibition
tour. Johns pals say he couldn't
do any worse than Lou Nova.
Alexis Thompson, who invested
some of his spare cash in the
Philly Eagles instead of polo
ponies, still figures it was wise
move. Pro football players, he
argues, weigh just as much as
polo ponies, cost more to feed,
but don't take as much stable
room.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Gopher-IIIini Grid Fete

Minnesota and Illinois football
fans are holding party tomorrow
afternoon at Hotel 240O to listen to
broadcast of the football game
between teams of the two univer-
sites. The broadcast begins at 2:30
and will be followed by dancing.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

7
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 10-Tem-
pies undefeated football eleven gets
its acid test tonight against George
town If the Owls get by the Hoyas,
aroused by an unexpected setback
by v. P I. last week, observers
believe Ray Morrison's team will
go on to great heights this season.
Lured by the prospect of thrill
ing battle, more than $4,000 are
Evening star., 1941-10-10
w. Southern Conference Debut Battle DurabeW and
Win, Lose or Draw
Storm Warnings Along the Fistic Front
By FRANCIS (. STAN.

the luckes heavyweight contende OF all
time He picked good hunk OF change for doing practically nothing
he spared the scahng criticism rdcue that befe Johnny
socaed chaleng
o.
spared much embarrassment because almost
beloved of Brooklyn the New
while finishing
ramped
10 silently
fact had not been for the New York Boxing Com
we'll pulled Judge Crater The
Ray Carlen for six months
advised Nova behave brave against
the Bomber
The of Welterwght
Champion Freddy months
Jenkins ocaled lightweight ruler
Evening star., 1941-10-10
W. & L. VS.. 9. W.
Griff Stadium, Tonight, 'S:15.

George WaShington-Clarey (64), Dono-
hue (25D. Dowd t29), Fogarty t44, Fred
erick (33). Graham $50. Gustafson (52);
J. Hall CD. Hapanowicz (4sl. Ledford
(4D, Leonard tS0), Leonetti (53(, Mauri-
clio t69). McGlinn 40. Nusent (34l,
Pinnow t54. PaidokovLch t46l> Pollock
C2sl, Romasco 4o); Rosa $50; Seeno
Zunic G1).
Washington and Lee-Daves C2S(,
Wheater C4. Soth 19), Ailof 90,
Rulevich (32), Waddington u, Gran t37D,
Fitzpatrick 12). Steves go, Littlepage
t355, Lawrence (45l. Ciesla (22). Marx
(oO), Socha 90, j, Baugher CD, Russell
(44l, H. Baugher t55). Roehl (42), Didier
(66).
Oficials: Referee-H E. Armstrong
TUFTS Umpire-W E. Hoffman Penn
sylvania) Head linesman-B. W. Hack
ney. jr. (U. N. c.. Field judge. w
Proctor (unattached)
Evening star., 1941-10-10

BY the Associated Press.
Shanghai Jim Barnett, Furman's
No. tailback, didn't play a lick of
football in high school. He learned
to like it during a four-year hitch
with the United States Marines.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Football Scores

COLLEGE.
Sterllns, 25; Nebraska Wesleyan. 0.
Geneva. IA; Grove City. =
San Marcos Teachers. :; Southern O., s.
PROFESSIONAL.
Hartford Blues. 30: Providence Steam
Rollers. o.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Marines Put Him on Grid

Kickoff, $50 pm. (E. 8. IT,.
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Johnson, Maliby
Win Iowa Trips;
Will See Game
Insurance

Two Tacoma life insurance
underwriters are set for = treat
al their company's expense.
otto I. johnson. district man.
aver for Equitable Life Insurance
Company Of Iowa. = one 10 he
favored Roy Mslthy. MS assistant.
IS another.
They viii leave next Monday
for Des Moines. Ia. head office
~ the company. n attend a esle-
hraton banquet On the following
Friday evening. and On the fol
lowing Saturday VIII attend the
Indiana football game Al
Iowa City
The company conducted ma
tional football" contest among
its agents on the writing Of new
business" during a e-week period.
Results Just announced showed
johnson finished in fourth place
nationally for the older agents
and Maltby finished fifth ma
tionally among new men. John
sons volume exceeded 500. 900
in new insurance completed while
Maltby's volume was $4,000.
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To Instruct
Police Heads
FBI School Will
Open on Oct. 80

A Civilian Defense course for
chiefs OF police and executive aides
will b. inaugurated BY the Federal
Bureau II Investigation on Thurs
day. Oct. 20. II Seattle. Special
Agent n. p. Fletcher announced
today
The first course for police chiefs
viii BE- held for two days and will
be followed A. a later date by
more extended course Of six days
duration. 10 be attended by sub
ordinate officers.
The following courses Of study
viii be furnished by the FBI: war
time emergency duties including
convoy work. guarding protected
places and areas. utility surveys,
blackout enforcement, cooperation
with other emergency agencies.
action in case Of grounded enemy
aircraft. gas Decentralization. pre-
vention OF malicious acts, internal
security Investigations, evacuation
problems. looting problems. main
tenance OF maps and charts, traf-
fie. police communications. police
personnel. training problems,
equipment problems. duties Of var
time officers. reorganization prob
lens. protection Of police personnel
and property and air raid pre-
cautions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
LowlY Hot Dog
Court Puzzler
sACRAMTNTo. Cal.-Th

SACRAMENTO. CaL-The au-
gust California supreme court
Thursday debated the status O
the lowly hot dog. Is 1t = meal
or just = snack Was the question
posed.
The Treasure Island Catering
Co. which sold more than 5000. 600
wieners II visitors 10 the Golden
Gate International exposition.
seeks xl0.9e4 refund in state
sales taxes II paid under protest.
The state board Of equalization.
contendinE the frankfurfer Is =
meal and a. such IS subject to
sales tax, appealed n the supreme
court the ruling Of Superior Judge
Malcolm Glenn OF Sacramento that
demand Of the coneessionarie for
a refund was justified.
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Aged Yelm Resident
Held as Moonshiner

William S. Chapman. 74-year-
old Yelm resident. Thursday was
in the city Jail faced with a NOON
shine charge.
Chapman pleaded guilty 70
violations OF internal revenue
laws when srraigned before L. S.
Commissioner II. G. Fitch. He
Was bound over 70 the mex; federal
grand jury and held in lieu Of
81 900 bond.
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GERMAN CASUALTIES IN
DEAD, WOUNDED HIGH

kUIBYSHEV, Temporary Rus
sian capital A special dispatch
from the Moscow front asserted
Thursday that German casualties
in dead and wounded are now esti-
mated at more than 100000 in
the 124 days of the Russo-Ger-
man war with the Germans still
driving furiously against a stout
Red army.
Dispatches reported that units
of encircled Russian forces in the
Vyasma area. far back Of the
present Moscow front. were still
fighting their way back TO the
main Russian forces.
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$50. 900 RUMANIANS
CLAIMED DEAD IN WAR

LoNDON-A special dispatch to
the Russian army newspaper Red
Star asserted Thursday that the
Russians had inflicted 100000
casualties on the Rumanian army
in killed. wounded and prisoners
in the seige of Odessa and, IN
abandoning the town. had evacu-
ated not only all their equipment
but even their rear guards.
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Anybody Want TO Buy
Converted Mine LAYER?

WASHIN N-The navy
Thursday offered for sale the
3.e5o-ton converted mine layer
Baltimore. which was decommis-
stoned in 1922 after 81 years of
service. The Baltimore was built
in 1856 as a cruiser. She Is in
Pearl Harbor. Hawaii.
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Clover Park School
Concert on Friday

Under the direction Of Marion
Oppelt and Miss Lucy Spencer,
Clover Park junior high school mu-
sicians will open the season with r
concert in the school auditorium
Friday night al S o'clock. The pro-
gram will include numbers by the
orchestra. hand and girls and
boys glee clubs.
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Luther Memorial to Mark
Golden Anniversary Sunday

ficially organized on June Z. 1891
in a w. c. T. u. hall. although
the first services were conducted
February Is in n dance hall.
Rev. r N. Wolf, father of Carl
Wolf, was instrumental in getting
a congregation organized in which
people Of all national backgrounds
could worship In the language of
the land. It was significant that
the congregation first bore the
name of lions English Lutheran
church.
In 1892 the present church site
was purchased for $500. Wright
Park was logged off land. Luther
Memorial was the pioneer church
in district which was but
sparsely settled. The streets were
roughly graded and the sidewalks
were wooden.
Completed In 1910
The present edifice was COM
pleted late in 1910 and dedicated
on November 6. An extensive
renovating and identifying pro-
gram OF the auditorium WAS I'M
dertaken and completed last year
or special historic interest In
the church is part of an organ
which was built by the famous
organ builder, Philip Baehman, in
1878. The console of this organ
Is in the Ferry Museum. but its
front is used for the front screen
of the present organ and one OF
the original sets of pipes of the
1918 organ Is Incorporated in the
present instrument.
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Open Until MIDNIGHT

OILY PIA- License Director
Thomas A Swayze announced
today the department now stays
open until midnight so that any
inquiries about auto licenses can be
checked Immediately
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RUSSIA DIVE BONBERS
DESTROY NAH EQUIPMENT

bombing unit with destroying no
German tanks, 1s9 infantry and
ammunition trucks, six gasoline
trucks. so motorcycles. several
field guns and two anti-aircraft
batteries in four days.
One air force unit was credited
with destroying Sc German planes.
$50 large and 81 small tanks, Is
armored cars, 700 trucks. 80 field
guns, and Is snti-aircraft guns and
killing 1000 German infantrymen
and hundreds OF cavalrymen in
20 DAYS of constant attack.
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Cobina. Jr.. to Wed
Army Man in November

NEW YORK - Cohina Wright,
jr., blonde film actress and cafe
society figure. was quoted Thurs
day by friends as saying she would
be married here in November 10
Corp. Leon Beaudette, formerly at
Fort Lewis. who spent $500 10
charter a plane for a date with
her.
Beaudette. scion Of wealthy
auto body family. is expected here
within the next few days 10
complete arrangements for the
marriage.
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l44th F. A.
To Return
FORT LEWIS

fUkI LEWIS = Two weeks
maneuvers over unfamiliar terrain
near Wenatchee will come to an
end Monday when the first echelon
Of the Hath Field Artillery regi-
ment will begin the return trip
TO Fort Lewis. 1t was announced
here Thursday.
The second echelon will follow
Wednesday Approximately 900
officers and men OF the regiment
made the trip to Wenatehee Col.
Ralph w. Cosne is commander Of
the regiment.
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Run Over by l5-Ton
Mochine. Man Dies
WENATCHEE

WENATCHEE - Earl Peterson.
2s. Fairfield. Neb.. died Thursday
in a Leavenworth hospital Of in
ternsl injuries suffered when ne
was run over Wednesday by a
l5-ton road equipment machine
while he was working on construc-
ton Of a highway.
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Eden Tells Of British
Navy Attack on Nazis

LONDO N-Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden told commons
Thursday that the British navy
had made effective" attacks on
German supply lines in the north
and on German troops attacking
Russia there, presumably in the
Aurmsnsk sector. He gave no de-
tails.