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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14


Pennsylvania. p, and the CO.
holders with Baltimore of last
years national title. the Chicago
Spartas. 81, the visitors failed TO
look that good in yesterdays play.
DIDN'T LOOK STRONG
Many Detroit fans who have
watched Detroit teams pushed
around by Sparta wondered how
Gallstin was able 10 beat the
formidable Chicago squad.
Gallatin looked impressive. The
team is made up pretty much of
6-foot giants, burly and powerful.
Most of them work in the coal
mines.
But yesterday they seemed too
big. The smaller and faster Chrys-
Ter players circled the big guys,
who seemed to have trouble turn
ing around once they got moving
in one direction.
Chrysler's defense never func-
toned better. DougaI Nelson, The
winners goalie, had one of his
greatest days and just about took
the heart out of Gallatin with his
great saves during the first half.
WELL SUPPORTED
Dougal was given powerful sup
port by his fullbacks. Tommy Fer
fans and Bob Williamson, and his
halfback line of Andy Clemens
Johnny Nelson and Aldo Patria
repeatedly broke up the pressing
charges of the visitors.
Chrysler constantly storm c
Gallatin's goalie, but the heavy
croSsheld wind DETECTED many
goal-labeled shots.
Tony Barra, Chryslers' fast little
playmaker. set up the first goal in
the opening half on a neat pass
to Lenard. Alex Pascarella, left
half. best man on defense for Gal
latin, intercepted the ball. but il
bounded away as he checked ano
Lenard came in fast to score the
goal from 20 yards out.
The ball hit the upper bar and
bounced into the net. ChryslerS'
second goal came when, on what
looked like a cavalry charge, Mark
Molly passed to George Borg, who
in turn relayed the ball to Camp
bell, who made a Decline for the
goal without breaking stride. The
goalie didn't have a chance.
New DetroiterS, cellarists in the
Michigan Amateur League, gave
Hispano a going over, SO. yester-
day at Solyay. Boomers won their
thirteenth straight in defeating
Thistle B. 20. at Jayne.
Polish American and Jewish
Americans won by forfeit from
German 3 and Bavarians respec-
lively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
ABC Standings

IINE-MAN
NegeI Rrns. Forrest Park H. 4ug5
ltheinKUld Beer. thicaga Iu5f
Chaplin Gore. hicaE2 fnAi
koepig Brau Bser. Chicago Su.s
Hermann tnd1rtak~r>. - IDuis iHiH
DUt BIE~
~ Trdrne JIM fleseh. Chicago t1S
". kenet-I Bodis. Cleveland lIlI
Elmer Koch Ned DAY, Milwaukee 1907
g. Babmeser-N Burton ~ Louis 1896
ID. ~ Aubln-R Lamb. Toledo, q. 1904
SINGLES
Martin Carlson. Rockford, Ill. go
Hia kallas. Milwaukee 121
Victor BuchOltE, Mankato, MINI. go
Harold Kelly. south Bend Ind. ia
Charles Wagner, Philadelphia Ill
AIi-ENENT>
Harold Kelly. south Bend. Ind 2oi8
Eddie koepp, Cleveland 1879
nelson Burton. -. louis 1908
George .T>hock. Milwaukee iHei
John D. rben. Forest Park, III. 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Buck. Auker 10 HurI
CONTINUED from First sport Page

they were crushed by the Reds
16-4, yesterday.
As result the Tigers and Reds
split four games. one Of which was
played IN Florida and the others
in DaHion and Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Red Wings Boss
Ready TO Buy
Scoring Power
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
the greatest goalie in hockey,
Adams feels the 3 Wings should
have had some more scores from
all the heavy .cannonading they
did at the Boston goal in this
series.
In every game Detroit had an
overwhelming ? advantage in at
least one period in which Giese-
brecht, Howe, Bruneteau, Abel
and the rest made the Boston de-
Tense look helpless. But never did
Detroit get enough goals to ride
out the game.
OPENS HIS PURSE
Adams thinks something should
be done about it. Owner James
Norris told Jack the same thing
in a telephone conversation from
Florida Sunday. The upshot of il
is that Detroit is ready TO peel
some Of those big bills off the
bankroll or make any deals pos
sible to boost the clubs power for
next season.
Adams feels Detroit has already
made a start with the purchase of
Dutch-lIiller from the Rangers
Adams doesn't know whom the
other managers are willing TO part
with but he's ready TO lay down
plenty TO get Terry Reardon. the
husky right wing of the Boston
club.
+ Adams has all Summer 10 work
on these deals. In the next few
days he'll be saying good-by to his
players, getting some Of them
Strengthened around on their pa
pers for their return to Canada
Then he's going 10 take a buSman S
holiday-go up 10 Toronto to see
the junior championship finals.
Then on to Niagara Falls with
scout Carson Cooper and goalie
Johnny Mowers for some speaking
engagements.
THREE TO GO SOUTH
Many of the players Will be
/ leaving in the next few days.
Eddie Wares. Jimmy Orlando and
Jack Stewart are going to Florida
for several weeks. then Jim IS
coming back to work here while
his defense partner returns te
work on his fathers farm at Pilot
Mound, Man. Edible Goodfellow.
too. is taking a Florida vacation
with his family, then returning to
work here
Sid Abel is returning to Film
Flon: plans 10 take his family on
a trip TO Vancouver before coming
back to a Detroit Job. Ken Kilrea
and Connie Brown plan to take
civilian Jobs in the ordnance de-
partmcnt al Ottawa. Johnny Nov
erS. sgd Howe and Alex Motter
will work IN the auto plants here
a four months hitch IN the Cana
dian army awaits Gus Giesebrecht,
Don Crosse. Harold Jackson and
Bob Whitelaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
CONFINES STREAK

With two hits Barney Nc
cnslSy continued the streak ne Az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
ToP-sIDED TRIUMPH

With Schoolboy Rowe and Paul
DIZZY Trout even less Of a
threat than they were in the late
lamented World Serie- last Fail.
the Reds yesterday rolled up 70
hits in their grand romp to-a lop-
sided triumph The Schoolboy
yielded il Of the blows and nlne
runs in four innings lie hurled
four complete frames and wa,
yanked IN the fifth after for hlfs
IL \ row.
-Four Of the hits Of Rowe were
two-baggers. Two doubles came
of Trouts delivery. Bucky Walt
ers. who pitched SIX heats. col
fected two Of tift- -1i75r-e- -
Bucky also got himself a single
Ernie lombard also bagred three
safeties. all Of them of Rowe.
GnNTINIrEG GTRT4E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
ChrysIer in Spot
To Win Soccer
Title of US.

Continued from First Sport Page
Pennsylvania. p, and the CO.
holders with Baltimore of last
years national title. the Chicago
Spartas. 81, the visitors failed TO
look that good in yesterdays play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

DODGE a. 1e luxe 2-dpor sedan: radio.
heater defr0ste exceptionally clean. J.
owner car driven only 900 miles. Also
50 sedan fgl price S4s5
Evening star., 1941-10-19

chest. The intelligence-service opera
tives promptly pounced on him and
recovered the money. Their suspicious
had been correct. A group of the
guardsmen had stolen the chest and
the one they had trapped was double
crossing the Others.
Among finance officers default cases
are rare. They're hand-picked, triple
checked, able, and are headed by
Major General H. X. Loughry. Chief
of Finance. The service dates back to
1921. Along with other good Army
systems, it was founded by John c.
Calhoun, Monroe's Secretary of War
Before 1921, the business of paying
the soldiers hadn't amounted to much.
In 1887, when we organized as a
nation under the Constitution, the
United States Army numbered only
sos. with a private's base pay fixed
at So month, 81 of which was
deducted for clothing and hospital
care Consolation, perhaps, for those
now receiving $2l month in addition
Evening star., 1941-10-19
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

to clothing and hospital care as good
as money can buy).
Revolutionary War soldiers fire.
quently didn't get any pay. Once 1900
hard-up Pennsylvanians quit their
Morristown camp in a huff and headed
for Philadelphia to give the Cont
mental Congress bit of their minds.
On the way they met some of the
British who said they had plenty of
money and would be happy to share it
if the Pennsylvanians would don red
coats and join the fight on the side of
King George.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

financiers, and other bankers once
met the Army pay roll for several
months - and were reimbursed, of
course. On other occasions the men
waited, then were paid in a lump. This
won't occur any more, because Con-
gress has made it a law that the
Treasury shall provide money to pay
the Army and Navy under any con-
ditions. This new legislation means an
uninterrupted flow of Exchange Days
for the soldiers to growl about. yet
enjoy.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
WHISPERING PASSENGERS
Continued from preceding poss

Larry Maitland let her ride there with
him until the Glendale port was in
sight. She had to know how he had
engineered the miracle which had
brought the army planes swooping out
of the blue sky upon the unsuspect-
ing fifth columnists.
Please, Larry" she said. Pretty
please"
Honest, there was nothing to it,"
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Save for increased activity at the
posts barber and tailor shops, and
heavier travel aboard town-bound
buses at night, the day isn't much
different from others. The payday
drunk, traditional only a few years
ago, simply isn't around any more.
Payday gambling is pretty hard to
find.
Today's United States Army is
composed of fcrackerjack stuff, its mind
on serious, not frivolous, business.
The End
Evening star., 1941-10-19
No Reward Wanted

No Reward Wanted
/ HE enraged patriots promptly cap
tured the British and marched them
back to Morristown. Congress heard
what had occurred and voted reward
for the capture. The Pennsylvanians
said merely, mo thanks; just send us
our pay"
These payless paydays came through
Congressional failure to provide money
in time for the start of new fiscal
years, beginning July l. Usually the
omission was for some political reason.
Jay Cooke & Co., the Civil War
Evening star., 1941-10-19

said Larry. You were there, Sally
Lou, and you heard him say he didn't
know anything about flying. The only
real chance took was that he might
know there was something fishy about
that flight report made
But what was wrong with it,
Larry?"
Which shows you don't know
much about flying either. Every oper-
ator on the system smelt fish when
they heard me give the temperature
in centigrade and when | reported
flaps down at ten thousand feet.
You use flaps only when landing
And then, just for good measure, l
gave them screwy Kollsman read
ing and an even screwier report on
manifold pressures."
But l heard what you said and
even if it was screwy it didn't really
tell anything. How did they find out
about La Plata and how could they
send the army planes there?"
i HATS what those two phony
tourists are wondering right now, III
bet. l didn't shut off the radio switch
and l hung up the transmitter so
that every operator - and I'll bet
hundred were listening in - could
hear what was said in this cockpit.
They heard me ask him about La
Plata and they heard me call you by
name and tell him he'd scared you
with a gun. That was enough right
there. Our fellows aren't exactly
dumb. you know. When they heard
there was a girl in the cabin along
with yegg with gun. they figured
I wasn't just making conversation
when mentioned the bombing planes
on that La Plata field. While was
slowing up this crate all l could.
the army rushed their ships over to
La Plata and gathered in two fellows
who'd just driven up in that car we
saw. An officer and some men hid in
the car and the Others got out of the
way and gave me clear field. The
rest you know"
"You act like it wasn't anything,
but think it was the quickest, smart
est thinking l ever heard of" Sally
Lou declared.
The co-pilot checked her. Report
coming in," he said. "San Leandro's
calling"
She could hear the faint clicking
sound of a voice in the earphones.
Larry said:
Yes" and Yes" again, and then,
Gosh, put him on" After that it
was Eyes, sir -. Yes, sir . Thank
you, sir =. Gosh, MIR. Barron,
don't rate it but I'll sure take it,
and thank you a million"
liz FACED Sally Lou across the cabin
and looked amazed.
That was the big boss himself"
he said reverently. That was Archie
Barron, president of G-BAT, and
guess what he told me? He said that
Major Kennedy, of the Air Corps,
wanted to cite me for the Distin-
guished Flying Cross and that if my
reserve commission hadn't expired -
and of course it hasn't - he thought
it would 60 through.
And that's not all. I'm a G-BAT
captain! Archie Barron said so him.
self.
"He said, To hell with seniority;
you're a captain right now. Put on
your second stripe as soon as you can
buy the braid Do you know what
that means, Sally Lou?'
Am / supposed to guess?'
mo" He pulled a lever, turned
sideways in his seat. 81 just turned the
ship over to good old Iron Mike,
the automatic flyer and the lazy
pilots best friend. Sally Lou. He'll do
the flying and I'll have both hands
free. Amt science wonderful? Come
over here, sweet, and I'll tell you how
it feels to be a G-BAT captain. You
Evening star., 1941-10-19
THE ARMY GETS ITS PAY
Continued from poss five

The finance officer obtained $50, 900
in Cheyenne and, with a guard,
brought it back in a chest. Late in
arriving. he decided to pay in the
morning. so he put the chest in the
guard tent for the night.
Between sundown and sunup the
chest disappeared. The guard had
been changed. Stories didn't agree.
One detail said it had turned the chest
over to its relief. The relief said that
just wasn't so. The intelligence service
went into action and landed dozen in
Jail.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
They COT Their Nan

IN THE convictions that followed,
one guardsman received an extremely
Light Leavenworth sentence, far shorter
than those of the Others. Freed pres
emily, he travelled to New York, then
to San Francisco, and, supposing he'd
shaken all shadows. back to Wyoming.
He went to a ravine near where the
tents had been pitched and dug up the
Evening star., 1941-10-12

bRAND-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW--IM-
mediate possession. Plckwick Eiilaee; villa e,
garage. Provision for > more rooms 2nd
hoor. Worth your time TO inspect, you VIII
be surprised Only $3.50, terms. OWNER,
Randolph 1899 Out Plney Branch I'd. 10
aer rn lefI 2nn II
Evening star., 1941-10-12

AT $3.50, A NEW DET BRK IN AN
excel tree shaded subdivision. Large liv
nm. with fireplace, diversified din rm. and
fully equip. kitchen large enough for
breakfast facilities; splendid corner lot
cont. over 10000 50. #. Call MR.. GRAN
DALI, SH 5Q45
Evening star., 1941-10-12
DOWNTOWN.

Three-story and basement brick home.
Il rooms. > baths. hot-water heat. oil
burner; two-Story brick garage. Priced
for quick sale at only S14500. Apply in
person only
HARRY JUSTINE,
935 II ST. NV MA 2S44
Evening star., 1941-10-12
MT, PLEASANT-S9, $50.

10 FOBAHI ST. NV.
Near park. Brick home of large rms
tiled ba and shower, > incloSed porches
attractive recreation rm., large fireplaces,
2-car built-in garage. automatic heat
Call Mr.. W. r. Brown for appointment 10
Evening star., 1941-10-12
HERE'S A BARGAIN.

Thls 4-bedroOm, .-bath home. with .
nedrms. and bath on 1st floor, is today's
outstanding value. Located l block of
Bradley blvd. in Bradley Hills section of
Bethesda
PRICE. $500: TERMS.
GRAHAM HALL. WI 3o5O
Evening star., 1941-10-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEARING COMPLETION
Lovely Woodside Forest-Several and
4 bedroom homes, some with bedroom and
"a bath on first floor. Priced low for
wooded lots, large trees; lots so and s.
by 125 feet, restricted section. See. Mr..
OREM, at sample house. corner of Co.
lumbia boulevard and Woodland drive.
Out Ga. ave. to Columbia boulevard, right
to houses GE. 1899 or DI 3346.
NEW DETACHED HOUSES.
- ONLY
Consisting of spacious rooms. . COM
plete baths, finished recreation room; auto.
tach. brick garage. Priced reasonable;
terms; Shown by appointment. Call Mr.
INC, DI. 3346.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Price reduced $3.50; row brick,
large rooms. bath, easily arranged for
ttso families; new Bryant gas heating
plant: lust one block from the park.
Call Mr.. Altman, FIR. 3904
1924 i4th St. NV. Df. 3346.
COMPLETE TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.
Four rooms and bath on each floor;
Near Sears & Roebuck, ne; bargain,
$3.50. For appointment. call S. o.
PEACK. DI. 3346 or RA. 6593.
GEORGIA AVE. NORTH OF UPSHUR
st.-Desirable eight-room brick dwelling.
in excellent condition and modern through
out: price. $1,000.
Brookland-Facing grounds of John
Burroughs School; cozy six-room semi
detached dwelling with good porches and
yards; price. S6.950; terms.
JOHN sCRIVENER d BRO.
District .i1BO rDS 81
Evening star., 1941-10-12
6 RMS, ~ B.. S9.250.

Including lavatory and den downstairs
farge studio beamed ceiling living room,
nice dining room and kitchen. bedrooms
and bath 2nd floor with plenty of cross
ventilation. Large wooded lot. S201
Moorland lane Furnished. Open daily
and Sunday. Directions: Out Old George
town I'd TO Huntington parkway, left 2
abort blocks right to home
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
WI o43l ToO4 Wis Ave
Evening star., 1941-10-12
5l03 45th ST. NV.

MUST YOU PAY RENT when you
can buy this lovely semi-det. brick
situated in beautiful American Uni
versity Park? q cheerful rooms, tile
bath, porcheS. garage, etc. This
outstanding home has been COM
pletely reconditioned from bs sement
to roof Can be arranged for two
families. Reduced to only $3.50
ON terms.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
BETHESDA, MD.
OPEN AND LIGHTED.

S5.T50-New brick 4-room bungalow.
blocks from bus. Evenings and Sunds
phone WI. 3l44.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
1903 KEARNEY ST, NE.

rooms and > baths. modern in every
detail; auto. heat large lot garage;
equipped for families real home
Come and see. Open from , TO pm
daily. immediate possession. Price and
terms reasonable
B. F HOLMES
1901 r. I. Ave. NE. NO SSl2 Till 6 M
Evening star., 1941-10-12
SILL 5th ST. NV.
- ftH . N " DIstI!CI .'Jf
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Immediate. occupancy. bedrms.. .
baths. new-house condition; G. E, oil
furnace, screened porch; walking distance
TO schools. buses, country clubs.
7lO4 Chatham Rd WI 1879
Out Conn. Ave 10 East-West Highway
West Q Blocks. Left Blocks
Evening star., 1941-10-12
340l 18th ST. NE.

Be sure to put this attractive det.
home on your MUST SEE LIST. s
cozy rooms. bath. porcnes. spacious
lot, etc. Reconditioned like new. A
home that must be seen to be ap-
preciated for only S6,950, on terms.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
PRICES ARE HIGHER.

But for a limited time We offer these new
BRICK center hall Groom. 2l2-bath homes
in beautiful Rollingwood at S13,650.
Terms Directions. Out Conn. ave. past
Bradley lane to Woodbine. right to los.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
WI o43l T204 Wis Ave
Evening star., 1941-10-12

HARNABY WOODS-CENIER-HA -HALL BRk.
home. 3 bedrms., 2 b., Inv. rm. u by 25,
tennis table Immense fin. and heated
attic, oil heat, lot well shaded by tall oak
trees Excel. cond. Call Mr.. Poumalrst
today until pm. with THOS. l.. PHIL
Evening star., 1941-10-12
BETHESDA

Red brick Cape Cod, in attractive set
ting on corner lot, approximately - #.
wide: living room with fireplace dining rn
featuring bay window, large modern kitch-
en- and bedroom or den on 1St floor,
screened porch off of living room. . bed
rms and bath @nd fl. nice basement with
attached garage. OIL hot-water heat. Nice
section. quiet street, yet only l blk of
trans Call Wisconsin 2l0S Tor appoint
Evening star., 1941-10-12
QUICK SALE VALUE.

Two-bedroom brick. attached garage
with large porch: living room. cining room
and kitchen first floor: located on a
large wooded corner lot. beautiful shrubs
and flowers. Priced under todav's market
at So 100. 800 Haddon drive. Park
Knoll. Takoma Park. Nd
GRAHAM-HAII WI 2oIO
Evening star., 1941-10-12
1850 ELY PLACE Sc.

Fine siX-room and bath home with Lear
garage. full basement, hot-water oil heat,
weather-Stripped for economical heating.
Your inspection will reveal an exceptionally
well-built house far above the average.
and priced way below value al $500 90
because the owner IS moving out OF town.
Terms Open.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
ST. AIMS PARISH-S1O, 500.

d large rooms. Ia baths. center hall de-
tached brick Colonial, oil heat. F. II. A.
approved; restricted; nearing completion.
Open for inspection Sunday. l:30 10 Il
pm 4426 42nd st. NV. just north OF
Yuma ST. one block west Of Wisconsin ave
Call HUGH WARREN National 4453
Evening star., 1941-10-12
PETWORTH.

3U6 EMERSON 81 NV.
SSg5u-TERMS.
S-room, 2-bath brick home. large living
and dining room. light spacious sunroom
or den large, modern kitchen with room
for dinette: also beautiful oxford cabinets
3 bright. airy bedrooms and > beautiful
tile baths; large recreation room in cellar.
This lovely home has fine grain oak floors,
blond chestnut trim. oil heat, built-in ga
rage. weather-stripped, Insulated. screened.
Venetian blinds, awnings and concrete
front porch.
Open Sunday Only From . PM to PM
GUM & MILLER,
Evening star., 1941-10-12

BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER.
We have left houses that cannot be
replaced under the new priority ruling AND
OUR PRICES HAVE NOT BEEN RAISED.
Ihey still remain planned under con-
struction. $3.50 and up. II we had the
authority TO build them today the prices
YOU'D be much hisher. To reach Go out
X / ave. TO 18th ST. ne.. turn left on 18th
and continue TO 4al3 18th ST. ne to fur
nished house. j R. HENDERSON. owner
and developer. WI 62lS or Hobart A101
Evening star., 1941-10-12
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

! Lovely 6-bedroom and 3-bath home on
/ lovely lot. all kinds of shade trees and
evergreenS, 2-car garage This is a home
} that Is very suitable for gracious living.
Call Wisconsin 2lOS for inspection
Evening star., 1941-10-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4O6 47th ST. NE.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION l TO P.M.
5000 Down and Balance S55 Monthiy
Just completed, 6-room semi-detachsd
brick. tiled bath. oil heat, summer and
winter hookup. full basement; exclusivs
section. FEDERAL FINANCE CO., ql5
New York ave. NV. Ma. 14ls
Continued on Next PagsD
Evening star., 1941-10-12
S0,350.
No Brokers. No Commissions,

"-bedroom brick home in Bethesda.
large rooms. fun two-story; good location
near all conveniences Bradley OIoI
Evening star., 1941-10-12

ARRANGED FOR 2 FAMILIES.
See. 321 18th Place NE.
1St foo; 3 rms. ki, chen: md floor. 3
rooms. kItClten: finished recreation rm.. oil
heat: gar. priced TO sell Terms ARRANGED.
ROGER MOSS. DI. 3l2l; Ewes. GE 64S3.
Evening star., 1941-10-12

COLORED-G5 L ST NV. FIRST COMM,
zone-2-Story blk, ii r, l b.; terms. l1i7
Congress St ne, md comm. zone, @-3 r.
apt I4g Hickman ST. s.e-Lovely modern
2story Or, b., cellar, h.-w.h., elec.
MA I4OS
Evening star., 1941-10-12

1l23 Euclid st. n.W.-Three- story brick
semi detached, IL rooms, hot-water heat,
double garage. Immediate possession.
Suitable for rooming house or three apart
mentS Second and third floors now rented
furnished at $4,000 per month. Cash
above first trust. Owner moved TO Mary
land See your broker or call OWNER,
Spruce 043S Sunday. or Adams 1890 there