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Evening star., 1942-04-08
For Stronger America
D. c. Schools Urged to Adopt
Model Physical Fitness Plan
Representative Stefon Says Capital Should
Toke Leod in VitoI Wartime Program

they are notified of the existence of
the defects. AS an example, he
cited the success of the flve-period-
a-week program at Coolidge High
School where nearly 600 physical
defects were noted in physical ex
aminations in the fall of 1910. By
the following June, nearly three
fourthS of these had been corrected
by family doctors and dentists after
the parents were notified by the
Health Departments public health
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Imposter Found Guilty

Albert Bonham. II, colored, Of the
1000 block of New Jersey avenue
Sc, today was sentenced by Police
Court Judge Nelson to pay $25 or
serve 30 days in Jail on charge of
falsely representing himself to be a
member of the civilian defense Or
ganization during the city's practice
blackout on March 13. Trial OF the
case had been continued until today
at the request of Defense Attorney
Thomas M. David.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Mrs. Moses Appointed
To Board of Welfare

Mrs. Radford Moses, wife of
Comdr. Radford Moses, U. S. N. r..
today was appointed a member of
the Board of Public Welfare by the
Commissioners. She succeeds Mrs.
Spencer Gordon.
Mrs. Moses, who lives at 1899
Livingston street NV, was born in
Georgetown and educated in the
Washington public schools. She is
the mother of two boys and two
girls.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
leuve Bill Affecting
Volunteers Is Signed

President Roosevelt has signed
bill permitting payment of accumu-
lated annual leave to employees Of
the Federal Government. including
those of the District, who volun-
tarily entered the armed services
during the war, it was announced
today.
The measure originated in the
House Civil Service Committee and
supplements bill enacted last
August giving the privilege to those
called in by Selective Service. 1t
was felt the first bill was not broad
enough to cover the employees who
volunteered.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Only War Workers Forced
To Drive Will Get Recaps
By the Associsted Press.

By the Associated Press.
War workers will be able to get
recapped automobile tires under
April rationing quotas only when
they cannot get to their jobs with
out them" Price Administrator Leon
Henderson declared yesterday.
In making a limited number OF
recaps available this month to list
B." or secondary eligibles, under the
rationing program. 20. P. A. was
concerned only with the necessity
of keeping war production lines
and other essential operations from
faltering," Mr. Henderson said.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Copt. Honrohon to Head
Navy Pre-FIight School

The Navy announced today that
Capt. David c. Hanrahan, U. S. N,
retired, has been named command
ing officer of the new pre-f1ight
training school to be established at
the State University of Iowa about
April Is.
The Iowa school will be the first Of
four university training centers to be
put into operation under the Nays
new aviation training program.
Capt. Hanrahan was in command
of the northern bombing squadron
in France during the World War
and was awarded the Distinguished
Service Medal
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Streetcur Union Holds
$55,OO0 in Wor Bonds

BY investing 5000 in war saw
ings bonds, Local 689 of the Amalga-
Railway and Motor Coach Employees
of America yesterday became the
largest buyer of the securities
among labor unions in the District.
The purchase raised the total
holding of the union to $55,000.
Every one of the 1000 members of
the union has bought at least one
bond.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
WINK Transfer Approved

The Federal Communications
Commission today announced 1t had
granted the application Of Lawrence
J. Heller, owner OF Radio Station
WINK, for a voluntary assignment
of the license to the WINK Broad.
casting Co.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Stute MiIitory Police Named

ROCKVILLE, Md, April (Spe-
ciaD Gov. O'Conor has appointed
Fred F. Bryan and Clyde Crotts
special military police OF the Mary
land State Guard.
Evening star., 1942-04-08

Have you bought any Defense
bonds this week? This month?
This year?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Relief Tickets
Sale Soaring

With great industrial concerns
downtown business concerns anc
union bodies helping the sales oI
tickets continues TO roll up for
the double-header TO be played by
the Tigers and Browns at Briggs
Stadium for Army and Navy Re-
lief Funds. Sunday, August %.
Following is a list of the larger
orders:
Briggs Manufacturing Company 600
Ford Motor Company I 600 General Mo
tors Corporation 900. Great Lakes stee
Corporation ! 900, Detroit Sulphite Pull
q Paper Company. 600. Detroit char pier
Baseball Writers Association 500. Pack
ard Motor Car Company. 500, Hudson
Motor Car Company. 300
Murray Corporation 81 America 500
Nssh -Kelvinator Company. 500 Bunds
Tubing Company. 500, American Meta
OIL Company. $50. Frushauf Trailer Com
pany 300; Detroit Michigan stove Com.
pany, $50
J L. Hudson Company. $50; Michigan
Consolidated Gas Company ZOO Michigan
Bell Telephone Company 200. Budd Wheel
Company, 200 Essex Wire Company. 200
Detroit Firemens Fund Association, 200
Detroit Baseball Federation. i35.
s. 8. Kresge Company. 100 Nate 8.
shspero. 100, Goebel Brewing Company.
100 Sears Roebuck and Company 100
The Bowery, IS; Detroit Times chapter.
Pressmen's Union AL. 80. Crowley
Miner and Company, so; Peoples Out
fitting Company, so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

The record for the least puts
on an lS-holc round of golf here
belongs 10 limerick KocSis. husky
Tam O. Shanter pro, and not DR..
Bernard J Roach Of Red Run as
was generally supposed.
Way back in 1929 al Clinton
Valley on the final round of the
Michigan Open. KocsiS needed
only II puts as he rccled of the
Ga which still stands As the course
record there. Doctor Roach got
by with rs puts in A match at
his home course several years ago.
KocSiS' right 10 the putting
record was established when the
best scores made al Clinton
Valley were checked following
Jimmy DemaretS pair Of 66's in
the recent Walter Hagen tourna-
ment.
Kocsis still has the scorecard
for that round and II shows that
on three holes he sank chip shots,
that he took two puts on two
greens and one-putted the other IL.
Add EN- up. folks, and you'll
sec II totals only II puts. a rec
ord until somebody else unearths
a better performance,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
OF the Hook
With
Lewis II. Walter

Racing Commissioners Fry Bill Bowling and Rhody
anahan Michigan Commission glad TO get
least breathing spell before another meeting the Fair Grounds
The members victims of the racing boom here
There hundreds of bettos who think tracks are
designed make fortunes for them and that there's plot atoo
they lose bet The other night when Sue H. refused
field so fans sormed the
offices demanding Fry and have him refund
them
bundles Ball and Chain
well their the unhappy still hammerng
commission demanding their
back They should have been pounding Sue HIS stall
door But she just following her established form In
her four she broke last time The doors
the starting each time but she just didn't feel like
n a did wasn't within rifle
field Of the fans believed she locked in
the gate. however.
Before program opened Saturday afternoon the last
II complainant appeared with big bundle of tickets Why
the around and opened the and led her out he
But Jockey Charles Hanauer who rode the horse hap
ened to by Just then Did the gate open in that Sue r. race
Charley asked Track Censor AL Olsen Yes sir opened said
II believe The bundle
of Sue II. tickets humped on the floor.
commission stan going TO freshen along with the
bankrols probably due September ~
The that Santa Anita ask the army for
dates California racing officials hot because
LongcTes track Seattle 1000 miles closer TO the
Jappos while they BACKED out But may have been Just
coincidence that Seattle officials then asked 10 cut their
meeting short by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Rookie of The Year in Navy

Dick Muckerman, ST. Louis ice and fuel magnate who now
control of the Browns with Don Barnes spent
Dame before he ice drawn
by pair of mules Ken Strong is in New York hospital
with kidney trouble Osse Bluege of The Senator'S likes
Vern Stephens Arthur Pesk
Mickey Cochranes candidate for rookie of the year
Andres Indiana basketball who enlisted
Lakes the Louisville club of the American Assoca
ton Andres fields flawessy and tops the Great Lakes
players in batting.
Don't let any Of them don't choke under pres
sure said grinning Jimmy Demaret Walter Hagen after
the finish of the Hale American tournament in Chicago
Are you just learning that" Hagen bantered.'
Sgt Leonard Rushow Detroit sandotter, plays with the
Camp Roberts (Cal All Stars Bill MCGOWAN Jr, of the
American League with the American forces in North
Ireland Lee Fohl former manager of the Indians,
gasoline station in Cleveland,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
State Seniors
To Play for Title
At Detroit 6. c.
Women's District
and State Open Set
for Same Week

Detroit golfers will get a chance
this week to sharpen their games
for three of the most important
tourname on the seasons
schedule.
They are the Women's District
championship, August 24-28 at
Oakland Hills; State Seniors, Au-
gust 26-27 at Detroit Golf Club,
and the State Open, August 1880
at Meadowbrook.
The women will tune up for
their championship Tuesday of this
week in the weekly 1S-hole affair
at Orchard Lake.
The pros have two more Monday
competitions, both pro-amateurs
before the state open at Meadow
brook. Mondays pro-amateur will
be played at Western.
Dates for the seniors tourna-
ment were announced by Harry II
Knepper. This will be the aSsocia,
tons twentieth annual champion.
ship. 1t will be a two-dsy, 36-holt
competition, with A. w. Wallace
defending the title he won a year
ago at Red Run with a 1873 total
William A. Ryan was the runnerup
Colse TO 200 golfers of so year:
and upward are expected to com
tpete.
After I these events. only one
lother major tournament will re-
main to be played, the state Pea
at Clinton Valley in mid-Sep
TENDER.
Al Watrous will be the defend
ling champion in the PEA and Git
Sellers in the State Open. Marjorie
Row, who emily won the
lwomen'S state. will attempt 4
make it two in a row in the dis
ltriCt.
This weeks women's metropolis
tan is set for Wednesday at Bonnie
Brook. Oakland Hills roundup
one Of the oldest and most popular
of the districts stag days, is or
tap for next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

around. It's a touchy subject
with him.
Despite the concession he made
in overlapping, he still has the
thumb of his left hand around
the shaft rather than down II, the
other feature of the Vardon grip.
He figures this position Of the left
thumb means greater freedom al
the top OF the back swing and
therefore is more powerful. lie
thinks so much OF this grip ne IS
positive in time a lot OF the
better players will adopt H.
Although his left thumb IS
around the shaft. II must he re-
membered that his is strictly a
finger grip. The club is gripped
hy-th fingers It's not a palm or
baseball grip"
Jimmy Demaret refuses 10 dc
any crying in the locker room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Tech School
Adds Coaches

Don Rider, Lawrence Tech ath'
.letic director, has announced tho
addition of three instructors FOR
the second annual Lawrence Tech
coaching school TO be held August
"a TO % at the Hackett Field
House, Highland Park.
They are Cliff Wells, nationally
known Logansport (IndD High
School coach; AL H. MuySkens,
Calvin College, and George Du-
Four, st. Theresa High School
mentor.
They win join Charles (Gus)
Dorais of the University of De-
troit, Ben +. Van Alystyne of
Michigan State and Clair Bee of
Long Island University in con-
Quoting the school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Answer Department

We queries Of late concerning the
OF consecutive home hit major league game Henry
Louis Lou Gehrg the only American Lacquer
hit four straight His feet first fourth fifth
and seventh innings June g. 1882
Three National Leaguers performed Robert L. Lowe
long time resident of Detroit while with
the second. third fifth and sixth, May 30 1894
Edward Delehsny Philadelphia did so July g. 1896
first fifth, seventh and ninth Charles benefited by
extra inning July 10 1886 Klein had his in the first fifth
seventh and tenth,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Had Will Compete
In Sugar Bowl Meet

YPsiLANTT AUG. 15.--F For the
third straight year Charles
Whitley Had, Michigan Normal
hurdle star, Will compete IN the
Sugar Bowl invitational track car
niYal IN Now Orleans Tho big
blond said today he accepted . bid
70 race in rho 1pO-ysrd high hur-
dies December 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Not Baseball Grip

Chick Harberts grip always
provides am interesting topic uf
Except that the
Battle Creek star has been over
tapping with the little finger Of
his right hand since two winters
ago his FIRST on the tour. the grip
is Inc same he has used for years
In other words. its what some
refer IN as the baseball grip.
but don't call b that II Chicks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
HEILMANN'S START INAUSPICIOUS

George Mullens % ,riumphs tops in games for
Tiger pitcher but Schooboy Rowe with 10 wins and but
FOR s42 had best percentage Muens best
year S4 Eden Auker year
games for 100 for the Tigers Bud Gambler
Ferndae points that erred reporting
game record which obviously wrong The modern
record clubs in game which
established by the White SoX 12 and the Tigers 90 in
looks like misread the Detroit total for that of
clubs Gambler keeps all records and recalls that
Tigers themselves rolled eight miscues July
of double header with the Red
that game made three Higgins and Roge
each and McCosky Thank you, Bud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Dave A!Ierdite Lost
To AII-Amy Eleven

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug IS
CUPD.-Lieut. Dave Alleruice for
ner Princeton passing star. and
IT Lynn Bostick. Southern Meth
odist tackle. were lost 10 the All.
Army football team today
Allerdice returned 10 a DouiSi.
ana base hsestfSr- IF S1urTS rrOU-
bic and Bostick went back 10
Camp Waters Tex, with a shout
Ger injury!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
sE1nNn GAME

Totals Is TXgg ~ Totals rs o -
vTwo our whsn winning run VAS sccf
.Batted for MCGee IN sixth
phtadelnhia n2i mn non "a
New YORK 0lO inn N00 4
Runs MUrtsugh Ettsn. G'1ssop Miys.
Young BarnA DanninE Ftrors- Mtze.
urges MAY Runs hated in--jurEes 2.
McGef Norihey BarnA TWo-base hit
banning Three base Mt Barna. stolen
-Witek. Sacrifice hit MAY Doubts
plAy-Jurees "a Mze Ler IN bases View
YORK o. Philadelphia s Bases On halls
or Niece 3 of podgAiny 4 struck out
Nv podEsjny 2 bv AcGee l. hy Feldman 2.
HTS orr NcCee in innings. or Fed"
man ~ I innings WIZ pitch podgainv.
Balk-P odEainy Winning pitcher Fed.
man tfmpires- Psllanfant BArUck ana
plnelM Time -217 Attendanre q 30s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Giants Take Z,
Grip Sd Place

NEW YORK, Aug. Is CNS)-
The New York Giants took a
frmer hold on third place in the
National league standings today
by twice beating the Philadelphia
Phils. 5 to 3 and 10 3, with the
nightcap going 10 10 innings.
In the nightcap. Babe Barna
singled home Johnny Mic IN the
10th with the winning run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
IRsT GANF

Totals - - % ~ Totals 81 3 - -
Ran Tor Livingston IN s.gBlh
PblAdslphiA 0i0 100 i00--8
New YORK O02 o0I n2x--S
Runs -MurtAuEh LftVhilsr .. Witek on,
MiIs 2 Young Errors -MurtAugh. Nay
nsrd Wick Runs batter in--ON 2, Ettsr
2. Young Two base hit--Lrwhiler.
Three base hit MiEs Home runs-Ott,
Young stolen base Murfaugh. Sacrifice
hits -Murtaugh. Naylor Hughes Double
plays wick 70 IurRes % Nine 2 MUIR
laugh 20 Clossap - Ettsn. Glossop ~ Mar
laugh % Etten Lett on hAses--New York
g. Philadelphia II Bases IN haIls-O0
Hughes & or I0hrman z or ADAMS l.
struck out-Ry Hughes 2 hv iohrmaa 2.
HitF-Off fnhrman Q in g., Innings OF
Adams 3 In 29 innings Wild pitches
Lnhruan Hughes Winning pitcher
Adams t'mpirss pinelu. RA'lanfsrt ara
Bariick Time-2.it Estimated attendants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

1t sounds like Bo-Bo if he didn't say it Gloria
Caen beaueous 1Syearod swimming who with most
Of the precincts heard from held 81 American titles feet
has dark brown hair hazel eyes and weighs 130 pounds
Lou Gehrg's amounted S465 600 Joe DMaggio
picks Johnny Pesy Ven Stephens the outstanding short
stop rookie of the year Race track fans bet dollar and
only IS of that "the pot and profit
take the Charles ORourke the little quarterback who
ploed Boston College grid 1910 will play with
the Chicago Bears this fall Ensign Johnny Druze
ant 10 Coach Frank Leahy Notre Dame last fall
conditioning cadets at the preflgh school the Uni
versiy of Georgia Buddy Hasse 81 of the Yankees
out of Manhattan College his brother Barney D. goes
there and his younger brother Bill 20 enrolled George
town. All al-around athletes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

Pat Collins. former Irish heavy
weight boxing champion, held an
exhibition Of some Of his oil paint
ings at his New York studio re-
contiV-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
All al Saratoga

Every great American thorough
bred in history has raced az Sara.
toga since that track was inaug1-
rated in 1861.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
EN- KOCSIS HAS PUTTING RECORD
lis Mark Of Y in 1929 State Open Still Stands

about missed puts or other bad
breaks. After all nobody is inter
ested in them the Plum Hollow
pro says. "and you get no more
sympathy than a sick man does in
telling about his ills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Sounds just Like Our Bo-Bo

Buck Newsom reported to be the first dssener from
Clark Grfth nobeer ruling in the Washington clubhouse
after record night game old Bobo had pail Of ice beer
rought to him Reminded of the ban, Newsom replied
There's only guy like me, there hundreds OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Refuses to Cry

Because OF MS sunny OlSDOSl-
ton. Jimmy is known as a happy
go-lucky guy. But he wants II
understood that he's serious about
his golf and always trys 20 win
explaining that his game is his
livelihood.
Jimmy Is one of the fastest
players in golf He'll sight the
line of a putt like the others do
but doesn't waste much time
doing il. It's not uncommon 10
see him shoot while the ball OF
the fellow he's playing with is
still in the air.
George Diegcl. pro-manager Al
Beverly Hills. who enlisted In the
navy several days ago. will begir
his training at Crosse lie. Hes
one Of the old gang Of east side
caddies who learned 10 play golI
AZ Detroit Country Club. His
older brother, Leo. for years one
OF the country's outstanding
golfers, and a member Of the
same gang, may enter the service
before long. Leo is pro AZ Phil.
mont in tho Philadelphia district
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
SPOR T s
BY LEO MACDONALD

GEORGE MuIen's Marx But Schoo boy Rowe
Of 70 Games STANDS Has Best Percentage
Yet IS Tiger Record Of All Moundsmen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Wasn't Funny Then

Harry Hemann chuckles when he recalls his inauspcous
the majors
ut wasn't funny then, though" Heimann tells now.
1T in Philadelphia and sent out to replace Ty
Cobb" Hemann recalled II made three errorsbut there
nothing stereotyped about them They all different
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

Jimmy Demaret refuses 10 do
any crying in the locker room
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-07

the United Jewish Laymen's Com
mittee.
Chaplain Max A. Braude, of Fort
Knox, KY, will open the series on
Saturday, March z, and will be in
troduced by Frank L. We'll, presi"
dent of the National Jewish Wei
fare Board. Chaplain Braude;s topic
will be, do Your Hands Grow
Heavy?"
Chaplain Aryeh Lev, of the Chief
of Chaplains Office, Washington,
D. c., will speak the following week,
March IA, and Walter Rothschild,
chairman of the Boards Army and
Navy Committee, also will speak at
this time. Chaplain Bernard Segal,
of Fort Dix, N. j., will deliver an
address, March 81, sharing the
microphone with Milton WE'LL, Sec
rotary of the Metropolitan Section
Of the Jewish Welfare Board. The
final broadcast of the series, on
March %, will feature Chaplain
Norman M. Goldburg, speaking from
California, where he Is on active
duty at San Jose. Col. Jesse G.
Colman, chairman OF the Eighth
Corps Area Army and Navy Com
mittee Of the Jewish Welfare Board,
will participate in this program.
The four March broadcasts win
be portion of the regular weekly
services conducted for the past six
years on the Message Of Israel
hour by DIR. Jonah B. Wise. The
musical selection to be heard on
each Of the broadcasts will be pro-
vided by the cantor and choir Of
Central Synagogue, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-07

preside ct sessions Of the war serv-
Ice committee, which will be held at
Washington Offices OF the associa-
ton, 1887 < ST., N. w. The COM
mittee, consisting Of heads Of the
associations specialized Institutes,
will be concerned with the speeding
up In every possible way Of produce
ton Of war housing by private in
dustry, with procedure for the con-
tinued maintenance Of equitable
rental balance, with aiding the in
dustrial building utilization section
Of the WPB in finding existing fac
tories and warehouses for war pro-
duction and with the maintenance
Of sound appraisal procedure in
land acquisitions.
# through needed FILA and other
changes private industry is given the
green light it should be able to sup
ply practically all Of the. housing
now needed that should be retained
after the conclusion of the war,
President Simpson points out.
Meeting In connection with the
associations Washington commit
tee will be the home builders emer-
gency committee and the executive
committee of the Institute of Real
Estate Management. The institute,
members Of which are cooperating
with OPA officials in a study of
operating costs for residential rental
properties, will at its Washington
meeting, set for March II, plan its
work for the coming year.
Expected to take part in the
March 10 conference are: william
MacRoSie, Greenwich, Conn, and
New York city, president Of the
American Institute Of Real Estate
Appraisers; Robert G. Nordblom,
Boston, president of the Institute of
Real Estate Management; Frank C..
Owens, Atlanta, president of the
National Institute of Real Estate
Brokers, and Robert B. Whitaker,
KenoSha, Vic, representing that in
stitute; E. L. Grain, Houston, presi-
dent Of the Home Builders Insti-
tute of America; Walter S. Schmidt,
Cincinnati, president of the Society
Of Industrial Realtors.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-07
MOUNT OLIVE ZION

Building Up Spiritual Reserves
for the Time" will be the sermon
subject of Rev. SALESMAN w. Weller,
pastor of the Mount Olive A. M. E.
Zion Church, tomorrow morning at
1890 o'clock. The junior choir will
sing.
His sermon subject at 7:30 p. m.
will be on the Sea- The senior
choir will sing.
The Junior Christian Esndeavor
Society will meet at $50 with
Marion Weller as leader. The dis
cussion topic will be I Will Accept
Jesus Christ
The Christian Endeavor Seniors
will meet at $50 with Wallace
Kinch as leader. The discussion
topic will be I Will Do What He
Would Have Me Do
Sunday school will be conducted
at $50 a. m. with Mrs. Elsie Mum
and Mrs. Anna Durham as super
intendents.