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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Birthday
Present

Walter Wall husky Detroit
golf pro, passed his ARMY physi-
cal examination yesterday
Couldn't miss, explained
Waliy, "becaue it was my 3Oth
birthday"
His brother, Adam, was ac-
cepted for the air corps on his
birthday, too-July ! three years
ago.
Walter whose last golf Job was
at Bob-o Link two years ago,
was employed at a war plant until
recently. on this job he lost p
pounds, bringing hIm down 10 l9S.
Married. he is the father Of two
small daughters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
New Type Spark
Plug Produced

TOLEDO. O. March 3-Three
new type spark plugs for aircraft
which feature insulators made
from ceramic instead OF the con-
Nentlonal mica, are nov being pro-
duced by Electric Auto-Lite Co.
for army aircraft.
Under conditions Of high power
output. ceramic plugs Of this type
are reported 70 last many times
as long as mica aircraft plugs for
merly used. Auto Lite has set
production schedules calling for
greatly expanded output
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Discretion Required on The Executive Side

Although duplicated
termination disposal SURPRISES Of
and ultimately Of owned plants and facilities require
discretion the side majority Congress
oath thing which might construed add
Deal
theological by oi Tho palace
guard the nature Of the appron>ons readily be understood
complicated policies
10 economy cannot be handled without trusting
concrete by way illustration tia next executive
be a type say, John W. Brcker of
Enthusiastically American Institutional
and tho Sctp Of free private enterprise reasonable
Congress would be perfectly willing
and n whom he chooses subodinaeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
New BeIIanca President

WILMINGTON. March ~
r Vanderhp. factory manager Of
Columbus. O.. Curtis Wright
plant. was elected president Of
Bellanca Aircraft Corp AZ the
annual meeting He succeeded
! II. Jouett. who VIII devote his
time 10 Higgins Aircraft Inc. m
which he Is executive vice pTcSl-
dent - {. r. Dl Sahatlno was
added 10 tho Bcllanca board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Local 800 Girls s.
Wins First in PIayoff

Local 600 girls have a one-gamo
edge over Pcp,i-Cola m their
struggle for Class b honorS IN
the Recreation League playofis
today Local-60O took a 2S-23 de-
ciSion an Kronk gym last night,
led by Evelyn Lewis IS and Laura
Kmpoyic's r. points. Betty Petos-
kcy Q points paced The losers.
They meet again Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Syndicate Buys
S405,0OO in Bonds

A syndicate composed Of Shields
e. Co, II. V. Sattley e. Co. Inc.
Grouse, Bennett. Smith e Co. and
Mcdonald Moore G. Co. purchased
S405 900 School District No. 2,
Township OF Lake. NJ "a ON b
County, 1914 refunding bonds at
an interest cost Of 2.95S per cent.
The bonds. which mature May /.
l945, 70 May /, 1866. both inclu-
siye, are being reoffered TO yield
] 80 per cent to 2.S5 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

TO HOLDERS OF g., PER CENT
BONDS Or latf-si AND FIR CFNT
BONDS OF 1sff-te oF THE FEDERAL
FAKM MORTGAGE 'nRPORA~-OS. AND
oIJitt.S CONCERNED
fuhuc notice az her-4.'1- rt~rr mt ~.
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation has
20 .ed TOR redemption IN March u.s. 1880
an rs ouie'anfn g per cent bonds ~
ieft-st Tney viii ease ,o hss- intsrss,
on mar date Unless previously sur
rendered these bonds Vlu 30 payahie ~
rAr upon presentation "a any Federal Re.
serve BANK or branch nr A. the Treasury
pcpar' nent NasHnE'ou p c. on and
P,,bHc noti-s IS also hereby gwen ina,
me Fedora Farm v r-fEage CORPORATION
has calico fcr rederpt q m Nay IS 1874.
a. I's oute'a01lar PEI cent bonds .
l'if-4F Ihet "i cease 20 bear interest
m mar date frIrss urevIoustP surrendered
nose bonds wIN 20 es. able a. par upou
present fff.n af art FEDERAL Reserve Rank
1r rran. r nf slf me r. avury Depart mont
Nssa.n4f u on snd after May Is.
Tire presentation anf surrender ~ bonas
mo- 'ntr $500 F.-rF N.I ~ governed nv ne
frHt Hf irpas1rf Department Circu-
er $50 esa ta.-d fp 7N t9fi
an rffetH.- af .nfn-r-f bearing ohUga.
at trF United states ~IH ne made
avn ar.e g. r.'derF 7f bonds ut these W.
teespt ga .erF.rE ,nfru ruric announces.
hcr' e Nc made ~ ne seNretsry 81 ne
March ,en
FEDERAL Farm MoRr6kcs
FCRATI0N
b. HARRIS :. wiLLiNGHAx.
Executive VICE PRESIDENT.
GE6RoE r. THOMAS.
Se.rffArt
A rrrr af
h v0FGFNTHAr IP
scream % uhs rrsasu0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Rebirth Of Congress as an Independent Agency

There another aspcctan nioiaaton oneto the rehlrth
Congress independent instead Of as
rubber stamp for the executive II should notice on AL
allied neutral and that Inc United States
constitutional sti alive and kicking and that any
military VIII he subject 10
treaty the Unfortunately
-nNeE!nned- Vnr4d Ma hen iaa+sH
assumed that the Of Woodrow wilson
necessarily the Of the American people
This system CHECKS and balances Will useful and
II desirable make radical shifts IN l. :
foreign policy need should he susceptible Of demonstration
u birds Of the members n the Senate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Zenith Shipments
Largest in History

CHICAGO March 3 - Ship
ments for February We're the
largest in history, according to
j. j. Nance, vice president and
director of sales Both January
and February of this year ex-
ceeded any previous two months
on record. he added. and ship
ments for the first 10 months Of
the present fiscal year which ends
April 3D. are al new high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
S(hi(k Names Elliott
Head Of Ads, Sales

NEW YORK. March 3-Joseph
3 Elliott sales executive Of the
RCA Manufacturing Co of Cam
den y. j.. has been appointed
general sales manager in charge
of sales and advertising for
SChICk Incorporated il was an.
nounced today by Kenneth c.
Clifford, president Of Schick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
371-Cent Dividends
On Kelsey Glass A, B

Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co. de-
clared the regular quarterly dlvi-
dend OF 37i2 cents on Class 4
stock and A dividend Of 37ia cents
on Class 3. both payable April
10 stock Of record March IS. Same
amount was paid on Class B on
Jan. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

Thus should be realized nonpartSan spirit that II
follow the have harmonious relationship between
Congress and the president
A between Eal departments Of govern
historical importance would be
unfortunate.
IS fortItouS that in months Anerl
v6tsy opportunity their They
president an Of The House Of Representa-
tNes OF the members Of the Senate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Define Policies OF Postwar Liquidation

Irrespective n who the chief executive he Congress
Faro He utmost
and business survive the armStce they should put definite
All such boards and commissions For the nat
bureaucracy itself
m important Off the temporary
otalIarianm the earliest possible date
When the hasben completed the agencies should
Qudaed and burden Of proof that there need
should be those who want TO postpone
Of free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
SkepiiciSIn Expressed
Over BarIIcIl'S Plan

complication arScn with the plan
formulated Messr Bernard NJ Bach John NJ Hancock
or ultimately closing books the
Although the blueprint prepared the basic idea Of
salNagng The American system n private enterprise SepucSm
been expressed congressional groups which ordinarily would
been considered enthusiastic supporters Of the Bauch
economic philosophy
The explanation anomaly lie, the
between the legislative departments the
federal government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Metro Loop Idle

Because of conflicts al Great
Lakes Center. the Metropolitan
Classic Bowling League was idle
last pight The matches post
poncd were transferred 10 Red
Mil RccroA ION for a Sunday date
10 hn -Annallnpnd- LATER,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Grand Valley Dividend

IONA March 3 Grand Valley
Brewing Co. has declared dlvI-
dcnd of 2i7 cents por share pay
able March - 10 stockholders Of
record March 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Howell Elec. Payment

Howell Electric Motors Co has
declared 2 cash dividend of l2tz
cents per share payable March
81 70 stockholders Of record
March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Earnings
GENERAL FOODS CORP.


Prenn year ended Dec 81
Set income s14.14t s47 SIS So o3f
Per common share S2f2 s. So
AVIATION CORR.
Yss- ended Nov. 80.
V, asam. 50 ii, i5' o. IS i ss5 81,
Per share Gle sec
ANERtCAN DISABLING GO.
Quarter ended Dec 81
f x, Common 25a,l .o.r. Sass Il g i3 sl 81 q
RlA> AERoNAUTICAL
Year ended OCT 81
N' profit $50! 3l5 S55s as
Per share q 80 81
= :. PLAYING CARD 90.
Year ended Dec 81 ,,,, ...,
Ne, profit Sass $40 81 o5s SEQ
FER share 81 90 - IS
r~rrR>ArIoNN SuAtR 90.
Ne7r ended 'ee 81
Ter common share S73s Sil4
MORAN rLFCTRIC
Year ended Dec 81
1858 1852
SCI profit seas - Sqai -ef
Per common share t1iI s. 90
IEHIGH COAL 4 NANIGATIoN
Year ended Dec 81
1888 1852
Net rroff q. $50 e64 1i-g- 500
Per share q 50 q3c
TTNAS GULF SULPHUR
Tes- ended Zee 81
1888 rat7
Ne' profit & 2ft 20 IS 80 sfe
Per common share a. ne 81 IS
mGFIoW SNNFoRp CNRPFT
Ye4r ended Dec Sd
1898 1879
Nef r-.r' Sa1- ,ri 81 -f' $3.50
Per. comm sr.F s. So IS s.
HOI >TON 70 ICIiII>G A FoNIR
Year ended per a.
Ser rroft SlssI.U S2sfi tss
Per common share $500 $50
COMNoNwTA ITH EDISON CO..
Neas ended Dec sd
1888 1852
So rr-us So 81. 500 S-2 sos DOB.
Per share 81 -n 81 -
ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTFRN
Yesr Cr1ed pcr 81
rgt1 Iat1
Npf r.ons s. 1Nf sos 81 qq- -
Per SHARE 81 a - %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
The Practical Side

As practical matter, the
machine tool makers think their
position is not quite as hopeless
As the statistics make out. While
they don't dispute that many OF
the machines turned out in the
past three years are just as
useful on a washing machine.
refrigerator. or auto production
line as in making gun mounts
or warplanes, they hope new
manufacturing techniques may
make many Of them obsolete.
This possibility is being stud
led avidly by the industry's
trade association and by indi-
vidua companies.
They have very definite ideas
as 10 how the government
should go about handling this
disposal Up TO the present
time they say surplus disposal
has been at best "disorganized'
and at worst sheer chaos"
They cite recent congressional
testimony 10 the effect that a
tool. incompletely described as a
"profiler, was disposed of for
$3.50. Later testimony disclosed
It's value as from "a 900 TO So, 900
second hand, and $4,000 new.
But none of the manufacturers
submitting bids had a clear idea
as 10 the kind or model Of the
machine offered them simply as
a profiler-a tool used in highly
specialized metal-working oper-
atoms.
That sort of confusion seems
10 spring from the lack of GEN.
trail direction for sales. The
navy, for instance. has been
selling its surplus material di-
rect 10 buyers; but the army
sells some direct and some
through the treasury procure
ment division.
The tool makers applaud one
Of the first decisions made by
Surplus Administrator Clayton.
lie has ruled that surplus auto
motve units shall he handled
under treasury procurement,
but that sales to the public will
be carried on through dealers.
The tool makers would be
pleased with that sort Of policy
for their product.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Livestock Market
'IT1~BI RON


FlTTsPlFGF Ms~rn Z -INsI CAT
Llt IN steady steers good fr choice.
So rs. medium '0 good Si3 sorls. com
mon 'n medium fi2n1t ne.fefs good fo
choice &iH 'n 81 .rsd an ~ good SI3 50
7 IL ~. common 20 MEDIUM til So 1 rs 30
cows god f0 choice SqtIl1 So medium fs
god so Gamers and cutters fSr-.
bulls EH.l Pm fhn.re Sliul2. common 90
med I'm, 50 80 400, grass steers s. son
I1 rN
HOGS 500 active O, rsaay pr-e,
it'.fsl .'hs So 2'1lI - $50 2n0 us
So lfrif So, 200 22o lbs So 2f11t SO
l-o411 .ns Nlt 2'1lt 49,. 10000 lbs
flf Is % to. 1u0.l50 Ins tl7rI7 ~.
goo $50 lbs So 1919 20 1000 $50 ma
$40 ~ % F' coughs 81 5o117 50
sHFFP 700 steady Choice IarNs
SIS $50 ~ i' me4. RI 20 good 8ls $50
~ ~ common lambs 50 2S1s IS ewes
So ~ ws'ners SOS
CALVES 1-' steady Good 20 rho.ce
Nls ''r l7 '0 medium, u 'o7i5 so cuu'
enc AEo
CHICAGO Nsr-n INSn - HOGS
flo s'ca1F-s'r'rl Tor SIS So nlIk
q" 1'H 81 0fav es Si34I7 ~ no
1lws tfl 30 S. "En-s $500 "a So
.s-' sh'' SO 80 IS packing sows SIS
CATTLE q aa1 .trs-v calves $40
m Ni5 Ia Fe4farEs St2rI g.
R4'r7p-s re.fs-s $500 rs 2r- COWS $50
1922. rus S. So Htc so. calves % IS
feeders StnuIt Sfrrke-s steers. 50 sd 7
g i1. coHs ard heltets Ss4Io
SHEEP fNo vtAft Lambs SIS -r q
S. lt. common S'7 Fear,iraF so p
$3.50 teeders Slir'f SO ewes S77e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Detroit Stocks

ir ioos H.sh low II IS On 70
n 4 so a4 So
be- Edison 80 u ~ ~ 70
car WOOD l0
N8s7 keV fltr - 70 - d
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amuunts declared of paid ~ far this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
NOTICE or CALL FOR REDEMPTION
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE
GnRBnR

LEGAL NnTIcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
ELrCrRIc sToRAGE RArTTRN

1898 I4t1
Naf ICONS 81 Hhf sos 81 aq- -
Per SHARE S21s g. 20
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Rifers Begin
Winter Season
WednesdayMght

Brewster Recreation Center In
door Rifle Shooting season was off,
cially opened Tuesday. Oct. II. The
Range committee is Offering WE'LL
balanced program this season. SIKH
tournaments. luck shoots. NRA.
qualifications, DCM. course shoots,
turkey shoots. Club ChampionShip
tournament and State tournament.
All this and more is offered 10
Rifle School graduates and club
members
Enrolment for MIRA Rifle
school is now on and will continue
until Nov. |. Girls and BOYS. IL To
10 years of age enroll on Wednes-
days from 6 to 8 pm with Earl
, Singer, instructor. Women and
men over l8 years o. age enroll
Tuesday and Thursdays from TO
8 pm. with Miss Odell Hudson.
| secretary.
Guns. targets and ammunition
are available at the Brewster Cen
| ter range. 637 Brewster street. For
further Information, call CA. 1908
or contact Clarence GstlIff, direc-
tor Of Rifle clubs. Brewster center.
X X X
Noon-day vollcyball ard basket
ball classes will be held al Brew
ster center from IL to 3 pm. on
! Tuesdays and Thursdays. The pub
| lie is invited To participate.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21

Leroy Willis and Sampson Pow
ell punched their way into better
opponents and larger purses Mon
day night when both came through
with victories in the opening card
at Arena Gardens.
Willis, with only II professional
bouts 10 his credit, thrilled the
capacity throng as he defeated Billy
Miller. willy Pittsburgh l27-pounder
in the feature l0-round bout OF the
evening.
Beats Experience
Miller, who defeated Benny God
berg here last January. clinched
and roughed up the Brewster
youngster in the early rounds OF
the bout, but his craftiness was not
enough 10 keep beyond range OF
Willis two-fisted attack.
Willis was the sggressor from the
first TO the seventh round, and then
Miller brought the fight TO his
younger opponent, but Willis was
able 10 withstand the onslaught as
the two stood toe TO toe and siu2ged
il out. In the ninth and tenth Willis
looked like champion as he
jabbed. hooked and countered
against Miller.
Powell, former Cleveland Golden
Glover. made deep impression in
his Detroit debut as he scored a
three-roud knockout over OsSie
Bulldog Harris. veteran Pitts
burgh middleweight. in the other
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Cuskegee Favored Over Wherefore In Fri Night Game
RUSS J. COWANS'
Sport Chatter

Of the Chronicle 70 keep bowling
interest going.
For instance. there 10 . terrible
lack Of competent scorers for the
game, there 10 no effort on the part
Of officials 10 see that the papers
get the results Of league games.
and managers and captains are re-
Iuctant TO turn In the names Of
players on their teams. All this
leads 10 confusion.
4 striking illustration occurred
Monday night at Paradise Bowl
when one Of the officials Of the
Motor City Bowling League went
home with all score cards tucked
safely away In his pocket. Perhaps
he intends to print them In a sheet
he's publishing! Or could II have
been just plain negligence? Any
way. we were unable to obtain the
cards. which accounts for not see
ing the results In the paper this
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
BOYS TOWN TO
DISPLAY FAST
IT. FORMATIONS

Father Flsnagan's Boys Town
football team comes TO Briggs Sta
dunn Oct. 22 10 play Catholic Gen.
trail. Catholic and metropolitan
champions OF Detroit.
The boys from the famous insti-
tuition in Omaha have one OF the
braska. 1t has already won three
and tied one A fasi-moving back
field using the deceptive and pop
ular T formation, operates behind
a big and rugged line. :
A Good Record
Catholic Central has been the
most consistently powerful team
in Detroit for the past 10 years,
and this year shows enough 10 up
hold that reputation.
II was not an easy task 10 per-
suads Fr. Flanagan 10 come 10
Detroit this year. He takes his team
East and West in alternate years.
Last year they played in New York,
Massachusetts, and Washington, d.
c. This year three games are
scheduled.-in Spokane. Los An
geles. and San Francisco. However,
with the assurance that Detroit
would All Briggs Stadium TO well
come his team. FIR. Flanagan re-
vised his schedule 10 bring his boys
here.
The highest guarantee ever Of
fered a high school team in Amer
lea. S7.50000. is being given &c
BOYS Town. Stadium rental, pub
licity, printing OF tickets, promo
ton personnel etc. will send thu
cost OF the game above the $l5.OOt
mark. The profits OF the game viii
60 towards the purchasing OF site
for a new high school 10 be erected
al the corner of McNichols, Hub
bell. and Outer drive.
The advance sale or tickets j
above the expectations Of the sd1oo
officials and with hne day NOR
than 10000 people will view ihl
| colorful event.
Tickets are on sale At Catholi
Central Gym. Gotham hotel, Rayls
McDevitts and u. Of D. Stadium
For reservations phone To-9-O42o
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Hampton To Be
Va. States Foe
AtHomecomin2

PETERSBURG. Va. - The Vir-
ginia State Trojans will play their
.lryt home football game with
Hampton Institute, October 81,
Homecoming Day" at State. In
l942 at Homecoming, the Trojans
end Pirates tied the score Sc. OF
those Trojans who battled the Pr
rates then. only David Catfish
Battle, acting field captain. will
be In the lineup.
Other Virginia State home games
scheduled are. Winston Salem
Teachers college. October 20; Lin
coin university, November IL, and
Morgan State college, November
30.
The Trojsns are trying hard tc
uphold their tradition OF never hav'
ing lost a homecoming game in the
eleven years that Coach Jefferson
tas been ut State.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
First Call F or
Hardwood Players

The first call for players who
wish TO join the Detroit Represen-
tative team OF Brewster Recreation
Center has been issued. The hrst
practice session will be held Sat-
urday night, Oct. q. according TO
Joe DupleSsis. supervisor OF the
Brewster Recreation Center.
Leon {. Wheeler, who formerly
coached the team, will again in
struct the players.
Besides playing in the Greater
Detroit Basketball league, games
Will be scheduled with leading col
lege and professional teams. In
Guiding the annual game with Abe
Saperstens Harlem Globe Trottsrs
Thanksgiving Day.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21

ton, displayed his pre-induction
skill here last Friday night when
he scored tWo-round technical
Knockout over Icy Jsnnazzo,
Brooklyn veteran welterwei ght.
II was The third meeting between
the two fighters. Two years before
his induction Robinson brushed off
Jaunalzo IN Philadelphia and
Cleveland within a period OF two
months. Friday night was the first
time he had stopped the tough vet
Cran
While the long lsyoff caused
Robinson TO take il easy during the
first round. he lashcd out with fury
As the second round opened. climb
ing over his opponent in a manner
that left no doubt as 10 the term
iua,on OF the bout. Jannazzo was
dropped twice before the bout was
stopped by Referee Tommy Daw-
son Jr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Teams Sign Up
For Basketball
League Friday

Al meeting held last Friday
n'ght, four teams signed contracts
10 play N the Junior Division Of
the Mich gan Chronicle Basketball
league which Will open next month
The teams already under the wire
are Wolverines. Bristol & Bristol.
Trojsns. and Monarchs.
Other teams wishing 10 enter the
league can communicate " h
LLOYD King. 1925 wilkins street. or
call Randolph $685. There VIII be
a meeting Oct. 20 at 66S Benton
street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Robinson Shows Old
Form In Winning Bout

BOSTON-Facing his nrSt oppo-
nent after serving IA months in the
armed forces, Ray Sugar Robin
son. serious threat 10 the wearers
OF the welterweight and middle
weight crowns prior 10 his Undue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
Powell Stops Harris;
Willis Defeats Miller

hereunder OF the evening
Powell dropped Harris with .
short riant for q no-count in the
first round. He landed . left and
il with a right to end the night In
the third round.
Harris had fought he-s four
times before. twice with Jake La
Motta and once each with Co,ey
Welch and Jose Bssora, but had
never been hoored.