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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Glacier County Abstract 90.
Gut Bank, Montana

Assignment Of Royalty
Walter e. Peoples ct ux to Lillian Ken
.nedy, $50 royalty on sw, NV sw, sw NV
sw sc sec II; and NV, W ne sec 14-34n-5w,
and eA% royalty on Sc sw 2,34n-5w;
John p. Berens, single, 20 Hazel s. Fris-
bee. 1ee royalty on Sc 24-36n-5w.
Deed of Royalty
G. E. GaIlogly, unmarried. to Ira
Wooster and villa NJ Wooster. X Of 1qe
royalty on sc gw, sc sec 8; NV NV sec IL;
ne sec 10-37n-5w.
Assignment of Production
c. e. walgreu 20 the Great Falls Ma
tional Bank, assigns S0ee production from
Sc ne, sw Sc 14-34n-8w. Additional security
for payment of note for 81 600
Certificates
Santa Rita Purchasing and Storage Co.
to the Public. Minutes of special meeting
of stockholders adopting plan of complete
liquidation and dissolution OF Santa Rita
Oh and Gas company, Northwest Refining
company and Santa Rita Purchasing and
porate existence Of each of said companies
as of Dec. 81, 1913.
Northwest Refining company 20 the
Public. Minutes Of special meeting adopt
Santa Rita Purchasing and Storage Co.
70 the Public. Minutes Of special meeting
of stockholders adopting plan as above.
Santa Rita on and Gas company to the
Public Minutes OF special meeting Of
stockholders ACCEPTING plan as above.
Northwest Refining Co. 20 the Public.
Proceedings showing amendment of arti-
cleg OF incorporation, changing term Of
corporate existence and adopting plan OF
completes liquidation and dissolution of
Santa Rita OH and Gas company, North
west Refining company and Santa Rita
Purchasing and Storage company.
Santa Rita OH and Gas company 70 the
Public Proceedings same as above.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25

issued in serially numbered strips,
beginning Jan list.
The new B and c coupons in all
probability viii call for 5 gallons
and some provision will be made
for their endorsement on the face
of each ticket.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25

CALL Fob BIDS ON STATE on, AND
GAS LEASES, JANUARY If, 1914
Notice Is hereby given that open com
petiuve bids for OH and gas leases on the
following described land win be received
az the State Land Office, State Capitol
Helena, Montana, at 200 o'clock p NJ
Tuesday, January Ii, 1914:
Tract
No. Subdivision Sec. Twp. Rye. Acres
2 All SO 29N 4W $40
3 Lot a, SEASWA 10 35N 4W 1886
This Board reserves the right 20 reject
any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF LAND
COMMISSIONERS
Date of first publication December Is.
1919. 2x
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Photographs and Diagrams Make Sewing Fvnl

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Beautifully heavy special Sturdy
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make the simple instructions graphic Complete fabric guide
hundreds ENCYCLOPEDIA
MODERN SEWING is must book for every household
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Not a Step Overlooked for Both Beginner and E

The follow ABCke You'll wish had had
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that will
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
suye for Taxes and Bonds by MAKING Things
lnsteud Of Buying Them at Toduy's High Prices

Imagine making easily followed would
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this
skill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
ENlIlHS
53I1 REFERENCE

Siip-eovers - how to At any
type chair or sofa how 10 fn-
ish as professionals do - how
much and what type material
for economy.
pruperieS shows the right
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Home brishfeners - eolorful
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Embroidery all basic STITCHES
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them and use them 20 eniivon
dresses and household linens
Fo6ries glossary cf all pres
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Sewing supplies essentials
for modern. streamlined sew
ING. small, inexpensive tinesav-
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ideoS dozens Of them, for
using leftover materials and
scraps, TO add charm and COM
fort 10 the home-to brighten
costumes 10 save time aud
money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Make your own hats
and neckwearl These
are Of pique fresh
as Spring itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

sew at home. ] congratulate y
publishing this complete and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Dresses-cutting, fitting, sew
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children's clothes how 10
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TuiloVed suits baSic steps.
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HGfS smart ones that you can
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BioUses easy TO make from
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Accessories gay collars. bags.
gloves, ornaments, easy to
make at tiny cost.
CiletS - how 20 change basic
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tering neckwear; how to make
many types.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
AH5AEZTAHID N17U1I'AzE GHZ2EW
MUNEENIzIvE; NAR7z1AE lEItZNIG/

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That's why sewing being done in the
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OF MODERN SEWING Compiled widely
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Boys suit made from
discarded mans suit The
NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
MODERN SEWING shows
countless make-overs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

EDITED ~
SALLY DICKSON. President. The National
Needleorsft Bureau-the great organization that
has given you National Sew and Save Week,
Radio Sewing School of the Air, and National
Crochet Contest; and FRANCES BLokDiN,
Editor Of Make and Mend for Victory" and
The Lesrn How Book"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

l. We recommend that better and adequate housing
facilities be provided for families residing the called
bighted of city
e We recommend that the City of Detroit provide
grounds and recreation facilities for the youth of Detroit
s. We recommend that larger number of coored police
men be added to the Detroit police force assigned only
to coored but to various other duties traffic officers
scout patrolmen, detectives and forth
A. We recommend that soci al agencies civic
terna business and church coaborate
gained effort to discourage ca and religious
the people by of tolerance and
amity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
GOOD Will MAKES GOOD BUSINESS

The business people and other citizens listed here Join with
The Detroit Tribune in pedging help promote nerracia
good will and cooperation effort Detroit SAT-
happier more prosperous city in which ive Each and
all the local conflict and we realize that
harms racial religious element in our commu
nity also brings harm to all of us.
To the of similar racial in
city in the future offer the following suggestions and
pledge to do everything help put them into opera
ton: to wit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Prep Tourney
In QudrterfindI

PHILADELPHIA, July s up
Seventeen SchooboyS from a
croSs-Scction Of the nation will at
tempt to complete the quarter
final bracket Of the national inter-
scholastic tennis championship to-
day as play resumes al the >ubur-
ban Merton Cricket Club
Helped 10 the quarfer-tnalS by
an opening day defeat of top
seeded Glenn SnaveIy Of Exeter
Academy Gene Garrett, San
Diego. Cal. VIII meet the SURVIVOR
Of a match between Lee Wood,
Washington. D. G.. and William
Tully. New Rochelle, y Y.
Illinois state champion Howe
A'Watcr of W.nnctka. seeded
fourth. VIII meet Alan Watson.
Nillburn \ j.. for the sight 10
Quarter-fjraliSt Dean
Nafhoy Princeton, \. j., son Of
the 1908 champion
In a third-round match PICK
Bctson Lan,doWnc High Philadel-
pha. VIII cross racketS with
Jerry Evert Chicago, dark horse
of the tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Newhouser's 7th
Victory Is Over :.
Mats, Who Drop
BY LEO MACDONELL

The gyrations of the Tigers
since the Inauguration Of the sea-.
son is a fair example OF the
frenzy of the American League
championship race.
on June II. less than two
weeks ago, the Tigers were tied
with the White SoA for seventh
place one game out Of the cellar.
at the time held 10y the Browns.
As recent as last Friday Steve
O'Neills lads were no better than
sixth, two games out OF the dark.
dark cellar.
TAKE A GANDER AT THEM
TODAY
Today in second place, they ara
barking NJ the heels OF the YAM
KEGS, with utle bees buzzlng IN
their bOnnetS, as a result Of A
smashing victory over the Sena-
tors, 9 10 !, at Briggs Stadium
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Pitcher Loses
2Gdmes in Day

Indianapolis Indians were back
within a game Of tho league-lead-
ne Milwaukee Brewers IN the
American Association today after
sweeping a doublo-headcr from ST
Paul SAINTS
While the Brewers were idle.
tire f5ffiItfI~ Uul010CG thCu hcayI-
C>t guns last night ~ bury the
SAINTS. Is 10 IN the first game
and Goa ted 10 a 6-lo-A victory IN
the second
The Louisville Colonies took a
twin bin = 10 I and 10 @. from
Minneapolis n the only other
games played Sheet2 Of the Mil
lorS was charged with both dc
featS, Yielding tho deciding tally
in The opener after relieving WLf
LcfebNre in tho eighth and drop
ping tlgh' mound duel 20 the
Colonel, VIC Johnson IN the see.
oni game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Tigers Make Sammy Happy Boy

game, too. fTe got as big kick
out OF proceedings lat Briggs
Stadium as his patient did.
He said the celebration would
do Sammy good.
Sammy. scorecard in hand.
turned his attention 10 the game.
But he gave up trying TO mark
his card
I'll do that tomorrow. don't
want anything Ia interfere with
the game, Now 1 know why
they call the pitchers box
hill II il, "a little hill. do YOU
think IL is going to rain?"
Said the doctor:
Don't worry about that. il II
rains we'll get wet together.
Nothings going To stop our see
ing this game.
When tho band played the Ma
tional Anthem and every one
stood and those soldiers over in
section 20-30 we're at rigid atten-
ton, Sammy's eyes filed with
tears
II was the only person not
standing"
Or Plllng promised:
Next year, Sammy, you'll
come and you'll stand"
When Washington cot that one
run Sammy was frantic.
They won Yesterday, do you
think theNll lose today"
They dlrjn I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

season total 10 - 'aIIleS tumoied
over me pIaIe.
t''on WASH 7 me only nero yes
Ir'oil Npud ra0d''r hoid me
hlo"nS 10 S'N nI', Tor ms nin'h
lliunlpI. Inc tanks allind 'nelI
Inst un ln the second when blll
l)iCke\ VINO pulled mp lame SIN
glcd hon Scars ran for bum
and crossed the plate on BIZ John
son S onc-baEGor Etton.S homer
provided the other i7iiN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Peterson Unlikely
Enfrdnt in Net Meet

Probable withdrawal OF Kim
bark Peterson, runner-up in 1912
for the city clay courts tennis
title. from the 1913 event is seen
IN his teaching Of mathematics a.
University Of Michigan. His hours
are such as 10 make tennis almost
out Of the question.
Early entries include Ray Glib
son. Norrie Drilling Hubert Man
Ire Hobart Wrohbel and CPO
Richard II Mcfarland Of Crosse
lie Naval Station. winner OF the
public parks singles title. Vrob-
bel and Manire won in doubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Bobby Madrid 10 Run
Against Fast Field

LOS ANGELES. July s cINS)
Bobby Madrid. one of the best
distance runners ever developed
on the Pacific coast, today an
nouncod his intention of running
rhn UWO-mIte agaln>t Gunder
HagC. the Swedish flash and Gil
DoddS. Boston divinity student,
in The carnival Of champions
track meet at the Coliseum, Sat
urday
Madrid is with the army air
forces stationed al Lemoore ar
base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Three y ankS
Gsm Sick List

CHICAGO. 1uly 8 U'Pl- Man
a-cr Joe Mccarthy of The New
York Naukccs was scheduled 10
ar' TODAY ON 70 replacement for
ChaIha Keller i'm The All-Star
hH.auail game a. Philadelphia
judy l3 A ply s report on
lHn condition OF the injured out
fielder is due.
Catcher Bill D,rkcy also may
miss lhc same after pulling up
i7mo Don the second inning of yes
'01d1\ game With The Browns at
ST. Louis.
Southp7w Nariu, Russo. side
lined with a split finger Will not
resume pitching duty until the
Yankees return home July Il
against The As.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Hopes to Pitch

Harold &cNrousnr. Who with
York WAS chosen from Detroit
on this years American League
squad did not GET a chance go
p.tcn. He hopes 20 get nus
chance this year and probably
vN since he has become 'Hr
outstanding Sou'rpaW n 'N"
league ,ha circuit ucW strike
ou+ king with rs s'rliieoufS 20
his credit already THIS season.
Sow that York IS og' IF "a
slump which wrecked hIs bate
ting average for the greater
part of the frs, half OF The cu.-
rent season. ne f., expected fo
Fe threat again be- me ALL
STAR cawr ms Pee WAS I7--'a.y
York 1901. boo making ms thud
appearance ~ 'nC glt.--- l-g-
WIS tr.. picked Tor 'I.' squad
catcher I' b. rar So
cH r. R.ay rw-e.. laughs
Tommy Bridges tho s'.. good
Detroit pitcher ara IT, CNH..N
Gt.ulsr cl.sr'lt STATIONED
e. ST. Mar, Call naval pre-
f>- mrs ..o-. each "s-r
picked SIS rrg- '-. tre h.v
SCR Same ea7rE r1e Tiger
~ .r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

appeared 10 Doe "a National VICE
tory INTO a smashing American
League success.
After polishing of tHo Na-
t.onal Lcagutrs. Joe Mccarthy
brought f> American Lca-g,,-
10 Cleveland. where they &C.
feated the All-Stsrs from The
military services m a cltteri0e
show in winch the Cleveland
folks did themselves proud.
j. was sort of a homccom-
5~c Tor Sob Fclicr. who pitched
mart Of thc game for The SOLE
df,rs and sailors Teller n
charge AZ naval gun CREW I~
now ~ the combat zone. II U.s.
reported.
a crowd Of 6-.19l saw The
service game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
SUPPLANT MATS

1t was the Senators themselves
whom the Tigers Supplanted n
grabbing second place.
II was the Tigers seventh trl-
umph IN II games IN their current
home stand. their best showing If
the season m sustained successes.
After winning one. losing one
and tying one game with the Red
Son. The Tigers romped through
the Yankees for three out OF four
and then duplicated that fine
showing over tho Senators.
The Tigers turned the final
game of the Washington Serih
INTO a rout behind The brilhaA&
pitching Of Harold NewhouSeF:
DetroltS great left-hander who i
expected 10 see action % the AL
star game in Philadelphia next
uerlE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
TWO STAR At BAT

Win three hits each, Don Poss
and Dick Wakefield we're the big
guns ~ The Tiger attack Two
~ Ross hi'S brought home four
Tiger TALES.
Don. on around haudvuan,
proved himself cry handy when
ho took over for Joe Hoo Or when
Hoover was forced 'o retire IN the
first inning as 2 result q 4 pulled
leg muscle
Paul Richards hscgod a pair
>afcucS
The Tigers crowded all IF 'hoir
nine markers M three innings,
showing four across The plate IN
each of the fifth and sixth framox
and picking UP another marker IN
'he seventh Bunchcd hi's and
PAIR Of errors combined 20 pile I'D
The count The errors came IN
the ftth, when Carrasqucl was
chased 10 the showers.
jimmy Bloodworth turned IN
tho fielding gcT ~ the contest
when in tho eighth on tro dead
run toward second base 'he Tiger
second baseman Spcarcd Bob
JohnSon'S hot liner
A crowd m 3 100 paid clierts
saw tho game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
HsetireS
2 Tigers.
Not One

Mickey Vernon Of the Senators
pulled a shaaf-Piay tn ttte-SeVertf
inning Of tho Tiger game al Briggs
Stadium yesterday when, with
Rudy York on frSt-baSe he let
jimmy Bloodworth'S pop fly drop
At his feet retrieved the ban and
converted the nancuNcr into a
double play York. forced of first
was thrown out ~ second Vernon
20 sullivan. and BloodWor'h Was
doubled when Sullivan returned
the throw 10 Vernon az first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
7 Out Of II

Runs "VeTN00 C1aTFT T-71 Vac
re.c Harris rlrIp nm F'.0eras 'et
houSer. Errors Johnson. C9rrasqge. Runs
hated i7 spence Ross g. Wakefield
Higgins Rltnsfas Tpo.nase hits. spence
NVaEeaei4 NfUhl4se- RlLhardS- tAza4-
base hit Haf-s Sad-.dCe NeVnolse-
Double PLAYS carrasQuel 20 S4fIyar 'n
Vernon Case 30 Vernon o. Johnson
Vernon 20 sullivan 'a Vernon pr0+s fl
sullivan 20 Vernon Richards % H's. rv
Left on nases Washington De.fnH
struck our ~ Mf-'z ~ $enho"re-
Bases on balls on Cartasque 8 of Me-l
Q on Spwhouser s. Hts-OF Csrrasqusl 6
IN innings ~ Mprtz IN 3r- innings
Losing r''c1er Ca'rasale. lupi'eS NJ
GoWan and Grieye Time 81 Attendance
I -In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
By VERA BROWN

sammy Aiello is back in his
wheel chair at Receiving Hospital
and today, before breakfast was
over. he had made the rounds 10
show every understanding male
ON The floor the baseball which
jimmy Bloodworth autographed
for him
SAID the 17-year-old OF his first
baseball game m five years
n know its silly, hut l kinda
felt the fellows turned in that
3 Co score just for me"
For IS operations, Is blood
transfuSlonS and five years IN the
hospital have not d a I'M pc n Q q
sammy ardor for baseball, he
used 10 play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
soc FOR HOT DOGS

Sammy was guest Of the Tigers
Yesterday and ne sat IN Jack
ZellerS box As the orderly
wheeled him out Of his ward on
? way 10 the big game. Nurse
Frahm tucked 30 cents into his
pocket.
For hot dogs, my dear"
Hardly had the uShers wheeled
sammy 10 his box when Blood
worth came over TO hum.
How are YOU, Sammy, nice
YOU could come To the game.
I've got something for YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
NATIONAL IL iGIF

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAY RESULTS
C.nr.0ra'l So Boston 4 6
Chicago AZ Rr0okisn. weather
Pittsburgh AZ Sew YORK weather
ST. Louis at PhnsdeI phia weather.
TOnAN'S GAMES
p.NshurEh 1T Brooklyn, twilight.
So Louis a. R0st0u
Cincinnati AZ Philadelphia a.
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

FtIdmCS DOMINO IOa0Cr
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT p. Washington
New York g Louis o
Chicago Rosfen 2 "a innrrEs7
IhIadelphia a. Cleveland Westher
TODAN~ GAMES
IN 'adeiphIs Al DETROIT twilight.
sew York A. Chicago, night
Bos.0 on A. So Louis
Washington ri C'eye'7ua
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

on mana 10
witness the
never 20 be-
forgott G n
last Hltc b
non or by
Ted Williams
up against
the facing of
1 he thin q
deck, 4 pro-
dtEIouS Wal
Top that con-
nod "A hat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

The boy was the envy Of All the
other kids around as BloodWorth
autographed that ball.
And Sammy had those hot dogs
two Of them. pop, popcorn and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Tiger Pitching Records

'~.'a.s IS G5 E2 6ft 332 25S 52C
''~rudtrr 80 game PLAYED V'h Boston
f40a 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

coke. But don't he Mortified.
the man who last operated Or.
Mathew Pilling was along put the
O X. on the food
1t was doctors first big league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
The Senators negotiated three
double plays. BlOodworth hit
into two and Wakefield into one,

The Senators negotiated three
double plays. BlOodworth hit
into two and Wakefield into one,
With three hits Wakefield has
started Now consecutive game
hitting streak with >'N M a row
Richard hacgcd two single, and a
double.
Trout j. scheduled To pitch
for the Tigers against the Ath-
letic> in twilight game this
evening. Wolff. knuckle-ball
artist, i due 10 fling tor the
MackS. The game starts at &
O'Clock.
For tho second tmc in' two
days, Richards caught the feet
footed Case trying 10 S'eEt second
Case has stolen - bases Out Of %
chances and Richards checked him
four out Of the FIVE misses 80
wonder BlueCe thinks Richards s,
tops as A receiver.
John Red Marion. who
played left field for the Senators
Yesterday, il a brother of
"~latS" Marion. famous ~.
Louis Cardinal ShortstOp. Red
used 10 manage Utica. He got
one of the five hits of New
hOu>er.