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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-21
Arena

Prayer meeting Wednesday
night was led by Albertina Strick-
Ter at the Pine Grove Church of
God. Preaching services were
held Saturday night, Sunday
morning and evening by the Rev.
w. r. Underwood of Agricola.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Under
wood of Agricola drove Rev. In
derwood to our community Sat-
urday night.
The holiday season for Christ
mas at Tanner Williams school
starts Wednesday of this week
and continues for two weeks.
Fred Reaves and Miss Margaret
Middleton of Tanner Williams
were married recently and are
making their home in Mobile.
Mrs. Elmer Stricken, Mrs. E.
w. Stricken, Mrs. H. c. Strick-
Ter, Mrs. A. Stricken, Albertina.
Carl, Bob and Mary Ann and
joyce shopped in Mobile Satur:
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Wilson Springs

Mrs. Roy Stevens and baby,
| Mrs. Clarence Porter and Gladys
Kasby were visitors in Moss
Point Wednesday.
Mrs. w. K. Porter of Moss Point
visited Mrs. Roy Stevens and
Nan Peters Wednesday.
Alma Larue Stevens had as his
guest Tuesday night, Cleston
Amsworth of Helena.
Mrs. Jessie Keebler visited Mrs.
Clarence Porter Wednesday.
Mrs. Catherine Howell and chill
dren visited in Basin Tuesday.
Joe Chawlney and Mrs. Rosa
and Gladys Kasby were bust
ness visitors in Moss Point
Thursday.
Mrs. Willie Louis Baria and
small son and Mrs. Baria's faith
er motored to Pascagoula where
her father received medical
care.
Mrs. Clarence Porter and chill
dren visited Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Cumbest and family.
Lloyd Baria was a business
visitor here Friday.
Leroy Kasby and BAIL Whit
tington returned Friday from
Slaughter, La.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Stevens and family Friday night
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ba-
ria and children and Mrs. Ruby
Porter and sons.
Mrs. A. M. Voss's mother who
has been visiting with her for
some time recently left for hel
home in Poplarville.
Mrs. w. K. Porter and children
of Moss Point were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Kasby Sunday
Mrs. Clarence Porter and chill.
dren visited MI. and Mrs. Steve
Cumbest in Wade Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Porter and son, Roy
Glen, spent Sunday Afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steven.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-21
Stone Brothers Are
Back In States From
Southwest Poetic

News Of the safe arrival of
James M. Stone, ships cook,
third class, at San Diego was con-
tanned in a telegram recently re-
ceived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Stone of Hurley.
Mr.. Stone received his initial
training at Great Lakes after
which he was schooled for sea-
man cook at Little Creek and
Norfolk, Va, following which he
was assigned to the Ism 1874 in
the Southwest Pacific.
During II months of the 25
that he has been in the service,
Stone was on active duty in in
vasion spheres. On enc occasion
his ship was hit by the enemy
and six men including the COM
manding officer YER killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone have an
other son, Charles d. Stone, fire
man first class who also was in
the Southwest Pacific although
the brothers never had the chance
of meeting there. Charles was
on the USS Pittsburgh" AC72
cruiser which was damaged in a
typhoon in the Pacific.
He is now in Bremerton, Wash,
where his ship is being repaired
after which he will again return
to the Pacific urea.
Both brothers we're planning to
be home for Christmas but both
have sent word that they were
unable to make it to Hurley.
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Charlie Hanson, Mrs. Ben
Broome, Mrs. Stewart Hubbard,
Mrs. Vernon Cropp, Mrs. H. B.
Madclo, Mrs. c. z. Lynd. Mrs.
NJ. E. Hubert, Sr., Mrs. Elton
Roberts, Mrs. Will Roberts, Mrs.
Ernest LeMaitre, Mrs. Clyde
Cunningham and Mrs. Willie Han
son, Mrs. M. E. Hubert, Jr., Mrs.
Laverne Broadus, Mrs. Laura De
Angelo and Mrs. Wallace Grier-
son. Hot chocolate and cakes
were served.
Dan Oliver of Newton was a
weekend visitor with friends.
Cadet Nurse Doris Bennett ar
rived home Sunday morning from
Memphis to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G.. Bennett.
Mrs. B. N. Tynes and Mrs.
Clyde Nelson were business Wis
itors to Mobile Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Grierson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Toulman Har-
ris were business visitors to New
Orleans Friday.
Eli Stringfellow spent the week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith
in Mobile.
Friends of James Greenough
are sorry to hear of his illness
in Touro Infirmary in New Or
leans.
Mrs. w. P. Gray and son OF
Tuscaloosa are visiting Mrs,
Gray's mother, Mrs. ]. F. Tur-
ner, Sr.
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EsCaiawpa

The women's department of the
Reorganized Latter Day Saints
church held their monthly lunch
con Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Freda Rogers who was assisted
by Mrs. Augusta STANDBY in
serving approximately 80 women.
The Christmas motif was carried
out and preceding the lunch
con the women participated in a
Christmas worship and exchang-
ed gifts while Christmas music
was played. Guests we're Mrs.
Ollie Roberts, Mrs. Blanche Rob
erts and children and Mrs. Dora
Lynd.
A w. NJ. u. party was held in
the home of Mrs. Clyde Cunning
ham on Monday night. Christ
mas gifts were exchanged by Mrs.
II. e. Nelson, Mrs. d. M. Camp
bell, Mrs. A. P. Megehee, Mrs.
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this week.
The quota break down by
counties is as follows: Jackson,
S16,970; Harrison and Hancock,
S6.326; George, $2,513; Greene,
$1,101: Wayne, $2,996; Jones, $21,-
1874; covington, $4,622; Marion,
1894; Forrest, Lamar and Stone
counties, $30,315; Pearl River,
$24,936, and Perry, $1,054.
This campaign is a voluntary
and cooperative movement of
Mississippi Baptists who believe
in Christian education and are
united in the determination to
complete it speedily, according
to DR.. D.. A. Mccall, general di-
rector of the campaign.
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and family.

and family.
Mrs. Gertie Porter visited Mrs.
Jessie Keebler Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Wilson Baria and small son
visited Mrs. Harvey Dyes in Kre-
ole Sunday afternoon.
Miss Evon Wilmington, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Whit
tington, was married Monday
night to Cpl, Ezell Tillson. Short
ly after the marriage ceremony
they left on a honeymoon in
Georgia.
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DR.. Green Assigned
Quote As Chairman
In Baptist Compuign

DR.. l.. E. Green, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Pascagou-
la has been assigned a quota of
$120,62l as chairman of this dis
trict comprising IA counties in the
5000, 900 enlargement campaign
for Mississippi College, accord
ing to announcement received
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-21

Seventy five percent of Chile's
5,237,4 32 people are of Spanish
descent, with a slight admixture
of Inoian blood.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-21

Gated on each side Of the poste-
rior portion of the head.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-21

Most snakes venom is secreted
IN modified salivary glands To-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-21

day.
H. c. Stricken, Mrs. Eliza
Stricken and Hamet went to Pas
cagoula last week.
Mrs. Eliza Strickler, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Stricken and Elmer
Stricken visited the cemetery in
Big Point last week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
j. D. 0kdys
) Grid Games
Bastogne

Five football games. Scranton,
Wayne and Drake here, Villanova
In Philadelphia and Marquette in
Milwaukee, have been approved
by the University of Detroit ath-
letlc board for next fall, according
TO announcement Saturday by
Lloyd Brazil, athletic director.
Traditional rivalries will be re-
Surned after a two-year absence
from 4gridiron with Wayne. Yalla-
nova and Marquette. Scranton
and Drake are appearing on the
schedule for the first time.
Selection of football coach is
expected to be made within a
short time, according TO Brazil,
who is still seeking season
opener TO complete an abbreviated
card.
The schedule follows,
Friday. oel s-ua4serslty OF Scranton at
q. ~ D
FRIDAY. oct i2-wsyne University At U.
sunday ort aI-u. OF D At vusno,.
,fl,dsy o. 2e-Drsko University a, U.
SATURDAY. Nov. 81. OF D at Marquette
University
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

bouts =. He has wife and three
children living in ManistiQue.
Marine Pvt. Richard w. Dalzief,
6l54 Coleman, Dearborn, who
learned his boxing after entering
the marines, won the welter-
weight title by taking three tough
foes into camp +. Another ma
rine private. Willie (Killer1 King,
SS22 Russell, Detroit, won in the
lightweight class >. In his first
bout he had TO get of the floor
twice 10 win Murray Frank.
lyn. former infelder from Detroit,
was referee.
A few notes about University Of
Detroit athletes in the services:
1t. q. g. Johnny Biringer, who
played both basketball and foot
bail, was lucky enough TO be in
New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl
game. but on his way TO sea soon
after Phil and Ed. Haweeli,
one-ttre brother combination on
Titan cage teams, are both in the
army . Phil is a military police
sergeant in Seattle and completes
with the post cagers 1t. Ed.
is plotting a B-24 in Italy and
played some football against Capt.
Bank McFadden One OF his
teammates. Sgt. Joe Genshelmer,
is Al the same base.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
rs Track Men
In i. NJ. RELAYS

ANN 'ARBOR, Feb. 3-More
than It's track and field athletes
will compete in the Michigan re-
lays here next Saturday after
noon. The lists closed Friday with
contestants entered from Michi-
gan, Michigan State, Notre Dame,
Ohio State and Western Michi-
gan.
Michigan. with AZ entries, is ex-
pected TO capture a major share
of the prizes. There will be no
team award, just individual prizes.
Notre Dame and Ohio State had
30 contestants each.
One of the top events will be
the 60-yard dash, featuring Ben
Harvey of Purdue, who finished
second to Buddy Young OF Illinois
in the outdoor meet: Julian With
erspoon of Michigan, just a step
behind the Illinois fash in the in
door: Don Murphy of Notre Dame
and Walter Long of Ohio State.
Michigan is expected 10 be
strongest in the distance events
with the Hume twins leading the
way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

dered to stop because of his health
Lorne Chabot Jr, son of the
onetime Canadiens goalie, is star
ring in junior hockey at Port Ar
thur, Ont.
OFF TO THE FRONT; II isn't
true that Montreal Canadiens
haven't lost any one to the serv-
ices 4. . Johnny GUILTY, who beat
out Johnny Mowers of Detroit for
the rookie of the year" award in
49, 40, is heading from Vancouver
with Jack Adams, another former
Canadien, for an embarkation
point =. They are in the RCAF,
which gobbled up all the hockey
players in sight several years
back, now is sending them over
seas because of heat on athletes
at Ottawa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Need Strong Man

The smlrch on baseball that
year directly resulted IN the ap-
-Peintment OF Judge LandlS as
baseball commissioner Now with
the country gone bet-daffy the
iiSerS ear easily be on the move
again. What has Jared amateur
basketball could wreck profess
SIonaf baseball
Mai Spike Briggs keynoted
the sentiments OF most of the
thinking men in baseball when
he said a man vested with all the
authority OF Lands and not Il
whit less should succeed in The
eemmiSSionership
Baseball cannot afford another
scandal. But owners, 10 use a
CornY expression. want 10 eat
their cake and have il too. They
would like ear who would give
them all the latitude they want IN
their trading and all other ma
ncuverS- in tho handling of a ball
club and still keep the sport in
violate IN respect 10 outside in
AIh' liNNN NiiAil a. kdIllblillE
Baseball needs a Lands but
quick. II the season opens with
out tough guy AT the top. a
laddle who can tell the million
alre owners where 10 steer them
there's the likelihood OF some bad
die elements getting into the ball
parks
II Is recalled that Lands did
very thorough job OF chasing
the gamblers out Of Shibe Park
in Philadelphia by putting detec-
tlves among the crowd at the
home games there for the PhilS
and Macks.
After a few were -Habbed and
thrown into the Cink the park
was cleared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Times Swimming
Lessons a Hit
Liz Enroll in
First Week

During the first week OF the
Learn to Swim campaign con-
Quoted by the department of parks
and recreation in conjunction with
The Detroit Times, total of llS
classes were held in l9 swimming
centcrs in Detroit.
Tho classes enrolled and started
ON their way To careers as swim
morS Lis boys, girls, men and
women. The classes are free and
you can Join them At any time.
Lists OF pools and times for les
sons by experts may be obtained
by sending self addressed
stamped envelope to the Depart
ment of Parks and Recreation.
Young boys top the list ol
entries, with 65S taking part IN
the first weeks activities. This
brought praise from army ano
navy officials. who believe al
young men who may be called II
the next few years for military
service should learn TO swim.
There were 264 girls taking les
sons during the first week of tho
campaign. Western High was thu
most popular pool with POS taking
the instructions.
At the conclusion of the 10
week program there will be {
meet. at which time war bond,
and stamps viii be given 10 those
making the best showing during
the course Of instruction. There
also viii he competitive racing for
The more advanced students.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Lots OF Gossip
Iookinp around

Looking around
The town is alive with rumorS
about who'll he the new Lands
Gen. Hap Arnold went
through the lobby Of the Now
Yorker Hotel and now he's the
latest 10 be in line aS baseball
CZAT
You would think the Hot Stove
League would shut down what
with the fuel shortage and all
but look The headquarters
of the biggest gambling outfit m
this country is not in New York
but in Minneapolis, so they tell
me Cleveland still wants 10
trade Jim Bagby and they want
more than one bag of peanuts for
their bag Of temperament.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

in Detroit has caused a profound
realization here that II gambling
on sports events continues 10
mount into even more altitudlnouS
figures some smart cookies VIII
be operating accordingly.
They aren't saying II too loudly
ne baseball men more
concerned about gambling and MS
menace 10 baseball than they are
about possible detrimental effects
ot ''woTk-or-f fight" legislation on
the future Of the diamond, Al
least for t945.
II baseball goeS-and every one
here seems to think il will-then
the sport will see IFS biggest sea-
son in betting IN 26 years which
would go hack to the Black SUN
scandal OF 1919
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Puck Loops Have
Close Races
Both Leaders Are
Hard Pressed

With the season rapidly coming
to close, three Junior teams are
waging a close race in the Night
Hockey League at Mack Park.
FrotS lead by one point over
Dearborn Aces with Lasky third,
six points behind. Tonight FrotS
have a chance TO increase their
lead in a game against the fourth
place NaSh-Detroit club, while
Dearborn meets Lasky Monday
night.
In the senior division North
west Eagles, with a three-polnt
lead over VicS. can be tied by
Vics if they defeat Maple Leafs
Tuesday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

Two veteran Detroit attorneys
have worked out the scheme like
this: There are four terms of
the supreme court each year, with
about 30 decisions in each term .
The lawyers plan to draw up an
odds sheet You try 10 pick
the winners, your ODDS mounting
according TO the number you Sc
lect, just as on the football pool
tickets.
The idea provides action for
that old horse race money, but is
also educational and will inspire
an interest in law and government
-. II probably will get its best
play around the law schools a..
But If YOU sec Sleepout Charley,
the old horse player, up in the law
library with Honeysuckle Finkle-
stein, you'll know they are look
ing for another precedent in the
case of Meyer VS. Goldblatt, try
ing TO put the third in the su-
preme court IN the old bag.
PRECEDENT FOR SKATE
STAR: Little Virginia Baxter. De-
troit'S ll-year-old figure skating
star, comes from a family with a
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Fox Terrier Show
On This Sunday

The Tr.County Fox Terrier
Club arc holding their annual win
tcr puppy show TIM, Sunday AZ
VFW Hall. Royal Oak Judging
starts al 2 D. m.
Mai l.. r. Ridgeway will Judge
classes and Bill Raymond. chill
drcn'S handling class. Puppies from
= 20 - months arc entered
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Jackie Warner, Poole
To Pilot Cub Farms

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (UP)-
Jackie Warner, Mt Vernon, H.,
and James Poole, Winston-S Salem
N. c., have been appointed man.
ayers of two additional farm
teams in the Chicago Cubs minor
league system,
Warner will manage the Leaks
ville-Spray-Draper, n. c., team
in the new Caroline League, a
Class c organization. while Poole
will direct the Statesville, n. c.,
club in the North Carolina
League Class d.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Duke Swim Star
Learns in Few Weeks,

DURHAM, N C., Feb. 3 CUP>
When naval Viz student Bob
Mackenzie of Washington re-
ported for the Duke squa d
several weeks ago he couldn' I
swim across the practice pool.
With hard practice, however,
he has developed into a first class
free style and backstroke man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Bob Tales
Baseball Owners
Worried by Be-ors
BN BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

NEW YORK Feb g There $
an Undcrlurrcnt that's pretty
Close Ga hssteFis among the base
ball men gathered here for the
ti1 nor league meeting
It's all on account Oi that
BROOKLYN College gambling story.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Misses Steak
And Loses Fight

NEW YORK. Feb. 3 tINS)-
Mayor Fiorello tthe little
flounder) LaGuardia was bl'Ad
by his critics IN thr pug
fraternity today AfaE4he defessetf-
points OF Johnny Greco, Csnadian'
welterweight, at Madison Square
Garden. Friday night
Mayor LaGuardia mcatless
Friday in New York deprived
Greco of mis- customary prehght
steak and he said that the fish
he ate made him i'll and led to his
downfall against Bobby Rgffin.
New York lightweight, before an
alternately jeering and cheering
Sg6, ,Z73 throng.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Good Break

II there hadn't been a World
War II Col. Larry MacPhail might
not have bought IN the New York
Yankees he met ms partner.
Del Webb. while the latter was
building air fields for the army e..
as head Of service OF supplies.
MacPhail had 10 make industrial
agreement and that's how he ran
into Webb 81. The colonel claims
he has seen every combat division
In the army e.. Connie Mack
isn't here, the smarUc, hes IN
California
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
CHAMPIONS TO RACE

Around 35 out-of-town skaters,
not counting Flint and Saginaw
entries, will skate Sunday. Chi
cago, Cleveland. jamestown
IN. ", Urban and Winnipeg will
be represented by their champions.
Peggy Barber of Chicago is
coming back to defend the title
she won last year and she'll face
Lorraine Sable. Detroit's best, and
Eileen Whalley of Winnipeg as her
! toughest rivals.
Vince Bozich. Detroiter, who
ranks with the best in the coun-
try, shouldn't have much trouble
in the senior group but the boys
intermediate division is hotter
than ever.
Don Leppala, Mario Trafeli and
Howie McDougal. to name three OF
the "redhots" among the locals
are primed to trim Dave Roll, Chi
cago intermediate lad. who showed
the class a lot of ice chips by win.
ming all four races in the JAW
CIO events here three weeks ago
HUNT FACES CHALLENGE
Russ Hunt faces a busy time
in the junior group against Tom
Tilden of Chicago while Dolores
I Nicholson, sensational junior ir
The Detroit Times Derby laSI
week. will have 10 be in top form
against Bunny Fritsche of Cleye.
land, winner three weeks age
here.
Betty Mitchell of Winnipeg
Virginia Bell of Chicago are out,
of-town Intermediates who vii
face our local best, Shirley Givens
Mary Place and Betty johnson
The latter is the new state cham
pion in the class.
| Cleveland and Chicago have
strong contenderS all down In,
line, skaters like Fred Gross. TIL
den, Betty Taft and Rarbar;
Meyer in the juniors; Joe Prather
| Dick johnson, Betty Verhuls
and Pat Nikoleit in the juveniles
and Dick Gross in the midgets.
Dick Roberts, Detroit midge'
class skater, opines he is layinl
for Jim Stafford, Cleveland boy
who beat him in his only setbacE
this season. Dick Klein. our best
juvenile, like Roberts, has enjoyed
a big season..
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
PRECEDENT FOR sKATl

j e q / dInleIlC
background.
Her dad, J
Donald Baxter
insurance man.
s I ARE d in
three sports al
Highland Park
High S C h o
a n d W a S a
member of the
Polar Bear baS-
ltetball team in
the days when
II p basket
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Tourney for Captains

MIDLAND. Feb. "A captains
handicap bowling tournament will
be held here this Sunday. under
sponsorship Of the Midland Men $
Bowling Association which also
will hold its annual business meet
ing al the same time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

general in the marines.
He came by 20 sit the son of
a friend Of his, a seaman second
class e.. After telling Stapp about
the boy who was worth $5,000000
in his own right and a graduate
from an exclusive eastern school,
the general asked 10 see the lad.
Sure" answered Stapp, "he'S
my mess cook"
BUCKEYES TRAIL
Cpl. Archie Shacklett writes
from somewhere in Europe TO ask
a football question.
MY buddy from Ohio has
been giving me considerable
trouble -. He says Ohio State
has won more than they lost
In their series with Michigan
=. II We don't get II settled
pretty soon, I'm going to have
10 bat him over the head with
my entrenching shovel ["
Just tell your buddy that il
Ohio State -NiHs every year, thry
will pull even with Michigan in
1859 Michigan has won %
lost II and tied three.
Three Michigan boxers helped
the marines conquer the besi
| fighters from the Srmy. navy anc
seebees in a recent tournament
in the southwest Pacific -. The
heavyweight utle was won by
Marine Pfc. John II. Little OF ES.
CANADA. who rs unbeaten in 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

- iNfaANA NNA
ing place in
A n n A r b or,
gathering place
for sport celeb
rites, is on the
West Coast. In
a recent letter
to Fart Martin
eau. he wrote
OF a visit from
an old friend of
Marty's fro m
the last war
who is a major
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Biggest Skate
Year on Wdne
Wyandotte Holds
Big Meet Sunday
BY GEORGE T.. VAN
Along the SNOWFALL Beat:

Two more speed-skating meets
remain on the log, the Gold Cup
events at Wyandotte this Sunday
and the eastern Michigan races al
New Baltimore next week. but the
season already is the best ever
held here.
The weather has been peachy
Sunday will be the sixth straight
meet without a postponement.
Crowds have been larger. Some
where between 10000 and $4,000
persons saw The Detroit Skates
Derby last Sunday in which a rec
crd turnout of more than 400
skaters participated.
The intercity competition al
most every week has sharpened
our boys and girls. We have as
good as there is in the land and,
II you haven't been out, YOU are
invited TO find out for yourself
this Sunday at Wyandotte, where
the skating starts at 2 p. m. in
Burrows Slip.