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Evening star., 1945-08-28
Todoy's War Story
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star Staff Correspondent.

VADUZ, Liechtenstein.-Here is
Shangri-la-high Alpine valley OF
drowsily tolling bells at the head
waters of the Rhine where there is
always peace and abundance, where
nobody locks doors at night, where
taxes are almost non-existent.
Liechtenstein is one of the small
est of the worlds free countries
covering about 10 square miles and
with approximately 10000 inhab-
itants in one small city and halt
dozen villages. 1t is a principallty
with 39-year-old Prince Franz josef
as the constitutional monarch, but
with the actual government in the
hands of an elected parliament and
a cabinet. At present, this cabinet
consists of one rather remarkable
mana shaggy headed Catholic
priest named Anton FTommelt. He
is Postmaster General, Secretary o1
the Interior and of Agriculture, anc
Commissioner of Education. He
also functions, since the Office now
is vacant, as Secretary of State
For II years he has essentially flllet
the job of Prime Minister.
Barriers Across Road.
Crossing the high passes of the
Austrian Tyrol, one comes rather
unexpectedly against barbed wire
barriers over the road, the frontier
OF another nation. The guards art
pleasant but adamant. Without 6
Swiss visa the only way to enter
Liechtenstein is to make an ap.
pointment from the customs station
with some member of the govern
ment who in turn will call the
Swiss immigration service at Berr
to obtain permission. This will bt
telephoned from Bern to the guards
I came at a rather bad time for al
this red tape. The prince was moi
at home. His brother-in-law, Count
Strachwitz, was not member oi
the government and could do moth.
ing. The guard was unable to locate
Father Frommelt by telephone
Finally he reused David Strub
president of the Senate. Mr. Strut
IGdully dSICCo tlidI LAG Ildo I'LL dp
pointment with us but in turn HI
couldn't rouse anybody in Bern
this being a Sunday afternoon.
The Senate leader pleaded with
the guards and finally obtained per.
mission for me to enter Leichten.
stein for just enough time to gel
supper. Thus the situation stooc
until I met the priest-premier. Hi
called the guards and told then
this was all NONSENSE was to stay
overnight as his guest. After soms
argument he carried his point.
1t began to look as If Leichten'
stein was not exactly an indepen,
dent country when the Prime Min
lister must argue vigorously for l,
minutes with the agents of anothe
government to obtain leave fo
strangers to stay overnight.
Stores Are Packed.
This was even more apparent tn
next day. The stores Of Vaduz, tn
exceedingly clean, modern gay cit,
Evening star., 1945-08-28
Army to Place Roosevelt
On Inactive List Nov. 5

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 28 (P.-Brig
Gen. Elliott Roosevelt will off1ciall,
revert to inactive status Novembel
S, according to his Army separation
papers filed yesterday with the Stat
Selective Service Office.
1t. Col. Paul Wakefield, public re.
lations officer, said Gen. Roosevelt i.
now on terminal leave. Gen. Roose.
velt's papers list his civil occupation
as radio broadcasting commentator
Gen. Roosevelt's papers were filec
here because his legal residence il
Fort Worth. Col. Wakefield said.
In ancient Babylon women were
delivered to the highest bidders in
marriage.
Evening star., 1945-08-28
Stores Are Packed.

This was even more apparent the
next day. The stores of Vaduz, the
exceedingly clean, modern gay city
Of 1000 inhabitants, are piled high
Evening star., 1945-08-28
On the Roll of Honor
Todoy's Casualty Lists
NATIONAL,

Thus far in the Uar 1871
men from the District area
haze been reported killed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
In
 Alaska To Get
 Airport Help

WASHINGTON D. C. Alaska would benefit by Slo.o00.0OO in Federal aid funds for construction of public airports 1T legislation now before the House becomes law. The bill. introduced by Chairman Lea or the House committee on inter state and foreign commerce. em- braces appropriations for the United States. including territories and possessions. to provide Federal co operative aid for a national system Of airports
 To carry out this program a. a concerns the territories and pos sessions. the bill authorizes annual appropriations amounting To S5o.- 000.000 over ten year period Not more than Sl0,O0O,08o of ghis amount is to be expended in Alas ka. not more than $15.0U0.Oo0 in Hawaii and not more than sl0.- 000.0Uo in Puerto Rico.
 Al the request of Delegate Bau- lett and with the cooperation o1 Congressman Alfred BuIWinkIe, chairman Of the subcommittee handling this measure, a special provision has been written into the bill which provides that the nut nicipality in Alaska planning to construct a public airport will bear 25 per cent of the cost of airport construction, rather than being re- quired to make a 50 per cent con-
 ribution, as in the States, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
TWELVE MILLION IS AVERAGE WEEKLY FEDERAL
 TAX FOR THIS DISTRICT

TAC0AA-TWelye million dallars is ghe average weekly federal tax collection in the district of Wash ingJon and Alaska. InternaI Reyen- ue Collector Clark Squire annouc- ed today.
 Total collection for the fiscal year just closed was S63S.547S19.5T. This is an increase of 3.5 per cent over the preceding year.
 Refunds 10 individuals for over payment of income tax prior to I945 amounted to 0I5.I4S.263.S7. Checks were mailed to 2S2.690 tax payers.
 More than a thousand persons were engaged in this work during the year. On July l. 1944. there were SIP persons on the payroll in the q offices throughout the dis trlct. and 44S office and field dep uties were appointed during the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
AN ACT

 To provide for the issuance vehicles for other purposes. declare a emergency Be 1t enacted by the Legislature the Territory Alaska:
 Section l. The hees in the Territory ownership vehicles in order deter traffic i
 Section 2 H shall be unlawful vehicle securing anu maintaining ownership therefor tb complying with all of the provisions u Act by certificate ownership vehicle without plates hen in the Judgment of the Treasurer t to
 Section vehicle by unless the applicant satisfactory application previously shall ownership procedures governing l applications ownership thereof tb by Otherwise Certificates required annually
 Section The Treasurer application applicant is the legal of the vehicle otherwise the certificate ownership his signature containing such information e prescribe applicant entitled ohav the certificate of ownership in his over his signature authenticated by his such information shall
 Section hereby shall take effect immediately
 Approved March A. 1945.
 Application blanks available from City Clerk Wrangen
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13

KE-rz zAN-Pend-Hg 0PA ac- lion =. -a.lag prices for chums. be T aett= of seiuers, members of aEL. -Ia a.z independent are out lzaiH #aiz week.
 No at#.a 10 the ceiling price -abl .Hed az zhe meeting cid ..s Il-sl of the week. of
 tas .-4 committee represent nE zaeFmeu and Mrs. Mild .ed = am. 0PA Director. The hen .zse Walter Mccall, John 9Iafsoa and c. Pawsey.
 Stumbling block to settlement of he dispute. the seiuers say, is the resh fish market. which they feel .houI8 not be subjected to ceiling rIces.
 "Ths sslaers feel that the fresh heat market should be left as it as been in the past. It will mean ute a large sun ol money 10 be aft i. Alasha instead of beIng akea south ly tla canned salmon aHus ". aEa committee couEended.
 AIIs Hermann. Hho contends hat 8u.a-s mast u9t 90 above che .g42 .zFeI anl that 19a8 prices u. le.I LOT Juneau to confer wEh .4-aa gC8uaer. OpA price eu- .-5.a#.a.. a5 discuss 0PA.s stand Ia ff- e-..ae price problem. Mrs. za-u .az #..- them. the committee
 i'd. t.a. l-e salmon industry had
 a-lIaz .a to with the setting oI ricgs. Hu. ,aat orders came from Washington. D. C., with recommen-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
LEGAL NOTICE

 IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA WRANGELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIVISION
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT OF AD- MINISTRATRLX IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF PAUL TORGRAMSEN, DECEASED
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Edna Torgramsen Hudson has made and filed her final account and report as administratrix of the above entitled estate of Paul Tor gramsen, deceased, and the court has set August 22nd 1945, at O. clock p. m. as the time for hearing objections to said account and re- port, and for receiving proof of heirship.
 RICHARD SURATT
 Probate Judge First Publication June 22,1945 Last Publication July 13, 1945
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13

year. making a to1aI Of lo60. The turnover in personnel was heavy especially in temporary clerical positions The peak day Of employ ment was March 15. 1945. deadline for filing income tax returns. On that day 702 men and women were on the collectors force.
 Total payroll for the year was Sl.469,11O.67, an increase or more than $233.0O0.
 or the total paid To deputies. 1#.3 per cent was invested in war bonds. Payroll allotment for bonds was $13455S. and ST6,1O4 addi- tional was invested during war loan drives. a total of S2I0-662.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
0.P.A. Answer
 On Caum Prices To
 Be Given By Sunday

dazions from the oPA offices in the various localities. She said she would give them OPA's answer on the ceiling prices by Sunday.
 Behm Canal seine fishing district open Monday. Over Loco fishermen from Eetchikan. Metlakatla. the west coast. ley straits, Wrangell and other ports. go to these grounds each year.
 Mr Olafson, President Of the Ketchikan Industrial Union council said that many selners feel they cannot afford to fish or maintain their boats under the l945 ceilings and may very wei lJurn to other work.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
CATHOLIC DEvoTIONs
The Rev. Father Hooh. Pastor

The Rev. Father Hoch. Pastor
 Sunday, July I5- Eigthth sun day after Penticost.
 Holy Masses are al 700 and 9:00 m in the parish church during the summer months.
 sunday is Holy Communion sun day for the junior and senior choir.
 Holy Masses during the week are. Tuesday and Thursday at goo a. m, rhe rest Of the week at 7:30 a. m. Masters Felix KiIarma and James Schwartz will serve.
 Confessions before all the Holy Masses and on Saturday afternoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13

APPENDIX

APPENDIX Chapter as Inou which the foregoing regulations s follows. TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 JUNEAU ALASKA
 CHAPTER
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
Mn WILLIAMS HIRE

AI D Williams. regional officer of the Public Roads Adminiar2- tion. was in Wrangell for a few days this week conferring with Chester c. Steear. local road official He left for Petersburg Monday fly ing over with Tony SchWamm Of the Wrangell-Petersburg Air Serv- ice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
THE nnGH- wRANeFII

Brooks Hanford was a visitor in Nrangell last week while the No Sea was in port He was enroute 10 Juneau
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-13
RUISs AND REGULATIONS PERTAIN TO MOTOR VEHICLES
Continued from Page Three

Continued him. necessary to carry out the work An agents notarzing shall case as his sole compensation in appointment shall be effective until terminated by either
 h. Each shall quarter all ap- peatons documents indicated to the Treasurer Juneau Alaska M however during quarter. he shah transmit applications. I2 agent charged aeeepmg the supplies appointment Of his upon request the Treasurer decides drawing agent the supplies shall Treasurer Juneau. Alaska. his
 declared invalid ranng shall continue n forcea and efec Done at Juneau Alaska. this day of May. Is45.
 c OLSON
 Territorial Treasurer
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Cites Other Sports

He cited other sports. In base
|. hall the rival teams have batting
Und infcld practice before game
The golf pro plays a round, or
two. before any tourney Basket
ball players warm up shooting al
the hoop. Hockey players take
shots az the net The billiard
player tries out the cushions be
fore. his match. etc.
Then why can't bowlers do the
same? He suggests each team be
given hatt.hour workout before
the match starts on the alleys
both viii perform The visiting
team would take the alleys first
A. the match advanced tho pro-
Ccdurc would be reversed before
each block with l5-minute work
outs IN the evening
Wolf contends this not only
would help Ia advance fair play
hat put the game on a basis
where bowler would be able 10
make n better showing for him
SELF. He would he able 10 do
things prActicing il would not be
necessary for him 10 try while
the match II in progress.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Spencer Opens
Ring Comeback

Leon Spencer Will start cam
palCn for the Michigan lightweight
championship Monday night when
he meets Chocolate Kid Of Akron
O.. IN one Of the eicht-round bouts
of a triple wIndup AT Arena Gar
dens Spencer is cunning for an
other crack At titlist Billy Eddy Of
Flint.
Spencer and Eddy have met
twice IN the past. In their first
meeting Spencer was credited with
"a. technical knockout when Eddy
broke his collarbone in an early
round In a later bout, in Flint
Eddy was gwen the decision over
Spencer
In one 81 the other eight
FOUNDERS Charley PadaAno, youth
ful Detroit middlewcight, vii!
receive another test when he
meets ti57feitv-tff- - II tStUrr II
Hardy has beaten Bobby Giles.
oscar Boyd and Prentice Hall. all
known mere and iS expected 10
give Padalnc a hard hghf
Rudy Zadc,. a popular clcNc-
land younCStCr. is 20 meet kddle
Prince Of Detroit IN the other
main event a S.N-round bout and
a four-round contest complete the
card.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
No Heating Problem on Ranch

Mccarthy explains that he doesn't have worry about
heating his buildings the ranch Buffalo He has
gas Rancher Mccarthy reports that he just built
and barn The ranch61 acres-is To-
Gated the highway to Niagara Falls.
Havana Cuba will have club in the Florida International
League Sam Breadon of the Cardinals VIII sing at
the Dixie Parsons, ex-Tger, will hire
trailer take his phonograph records with him to Atlanta
where he will catch in 1916.
Happy Chandler hands with 19S persons within
hour in hotel Columbus and called 1873 of them
their first good politician? Well mebbe, even
if he does insist reminding baseball that he has seven
year contract and they had better behave.
Sevenyfve sportwrters covered the minor league meet
ngs There should be than 100 here for
the majors
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09


man. Henry Collins, Floyd Sto-
cum. Merlin \. kopka Superln-
tendant Of schools, r NJ Conklln
and Jean tMrs. Tennisl HoXie
form the committee
The first exhibition saw Alex
ander Hetzeck. city lnterScholastlc
champion. win and lose a set at
IS with Jean Jacques Des Jardin
of Montreal. Canadian No. z. Ar
rival of the CoSmo basketball
squad cut off the third set.
one indoor tournament, pos
Sibly two. is certain and the re-
turn of 50 many players from the
services including Gene Russell,
James Jankowski, Tom North,
Harry Witczak and Buck Sims
indicates a field of prewar merit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Ninth Year al Lakeland Camp

When the Tigers report Lakeland Feb. 20 and o. it will
their ninth year the picturesque Florida city,
Of the biggest citrus fruit belt Jimmy Hitch
cock oneme Yankee and baseball coach at Auburn
visited with the Tiger delegation Columbus and reported that
brother Billy the major March Field Ca and expects
be of and ready to report with the Tigers for
spring training
Billy played with Birdie Tebbetts in the Pacific There
three Hitchcock brothers, all whom football
a Auburn.
There movement 0 have bonuses outlawed in the
majors well the If there will be lush
bait with which kids of high schools and colleges
which would please scholastic coaches
Jo-Jo White former Tiger with Sacramento this past
led all organized ball hits with 244 He the Pacific
Coast batting with .355.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

sen put in a good word between
rolling his own and trying "a
figure out who was ahead by his
point system IN the national sin
giles finals going full blast IN the
Auditorium Servicemen's Center.
As a former member OF Siroh,
eX-natiOnal team champ, Wolf
knows whereof he speaks. Too
many accusations fly back and
forth between rival teams about
alleys "being this way and
that" after a match II over.
Wolf would give members Of
each team a chance Ia find out
for themselves what the alleys
are like before match time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Sports Fans
Questions
Answered

Q Who +, considered tho best
fielding lr>t ba~eHan IN the MAJOR
leagues
A-Joe kuhel.
O When did Max Schmclirg
fight Mickey WalkCr and Young
Striblnc and what vas the out
come
A-Schmeling knocked out
Walker in the eighth round on
Sept. 26, 1882. He KO'd Strib-
ling in the fifteenth on July 3,
1881.
G Who was tho first Negro 10
win a boxing championship
A-Iack Johnson won the
world heavyweight title on
Dec. IS, 1908. stopping Tommy
Burns in IL rounds at sydney,
Australia.
Q-Who was the first woman
fighter?
A-Ellzabeth Wilkinson Of
Clerkenwell, England, engaged
In a bout in 1922.
Q-WhO was Creditcd win inc
most ring kroCkOut>7
A-l Dung ~tribling scored
~ knoCkout> from 1927 10 '33.
G " hCh TuNnCN - e. IN p s o y
fight drew tho largest crowd -
Chicago or Philadelphia
A-Philadelphia II drew
120.15,, who paid 81 ,S95,53S
The Chicago bout drew less.
I0i.9i3. hut the gate was more,
S2.65S.660.
Q-WaS there ever q million
dollar gate for a fight other than
hcaVvWcight7
A->o. Largest other gate
WAS S46I,7S9 for Jack Delaney
Paul Berlenbach light heavy
weight championship fight at
Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. in 1926.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
lines OBS
To Hear
Widdoes

CHICAGO, Dec 8 Notes from
the Western Conference meeting
All visitors hutton hole Michigan
States rotund athletic director
Ralph Young, for the latest infor-
nation on the leading eateries in
the town He has been collect
ing good eating spots all over the
country for quarter Of a cen
fury.
Carroll WiddOeS, winner Of
the coach-of-the-year-award last
year, has accepted an invitation
10 attend the annual banquet
Of The Detroit Times downtown
Quarterback Club, scheduled for
the middle Of January . The
date and site will he chosen at
the end 0f the baIloting Tor the
player and coach Of I9i5. now
in progress among members Of
the Quarterback Club.
Charley Bachman talked 70 a
number Of coaches about games
for next year -. State thus far
has three. Michigan Penn State
and Kentucky Beth Young and
Bachman talked 10 Conrad Jen-
nings OF Marquette who wants n
keep both Stat, and University OF
Detroit on his schedule.
Hunk Anderson. coach NJ the
Bears. was around meeting
friends In the coaching business.
He said Joe Bach's line AT De
troit WAS the best his team
faced all year Another old
friend Of DetroiterS around was
Bud Boeringer. who coached the
line at Iowa State last year.
with the return of DIR. Eddie
Anderson As head coach, both
Boeringer and Glenn Grove, who
was top man, are out. Glenn col
lects full years salary on
two-year contract.
There were less than the usual
n u m ber OF coaching rumors
around town. Clarence Mum,
Mlchigan'S great line coach, is
listed as a possible successor 10
OSsie Solem at Syracuse.
At the University OF Michi-
gan Club Of Chicago dinner.
Bob Nussbaumer told the Chi
cago High School stars "Of all
the schools I heard about Mich
igan was shortest on promises
and longest on fulflllment."
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
i-Ahr1oe with a hIe
5-Principsl god OF ,hr Romans until they
converted 10 Christianity
ls-E6ass9 s-ES%s2 I:@ais IRa5,ii2' voie,
l4-Leat Of the es!yx BotD.
l5-In row
i6-Treneh around a rampant.
l7-Scuth American river
ls-"Why DO the heathen -"
Psalms -.
la-Perslsn fairy.
20-SlCk
7I-Wha, Is used In 81 Matthews gospel
ss a pers0nihcstion of riches
"a lie that cepaf'eth from evil maketh
himself -- ,ISA. 5e.i5I.
3o-Vhat hoy place Vss the scene OF
jacobs vision
55-Nsme ri, hve high priests ln the period
between the O'd and the New Testa-
81 Fof ,hey ye, YOU Nitn their -"
tNum IS Is
ss--Turn 20 the rght.
37-Germsn rivsr
3s--Femaie horses
io-W6isi .Sa o. Jshisl vas grandfather
.l-Whst 's son Of Aaron vas struck desd
for Uncling incense with strange"
4a-Charsc,sristic
45-Ams-icsn writer of recent Story
about bibiirsl times.
AN-GFfeE phIo&Opher
46-ENClHmatlrn o. despair
A. And darkness vas UPON the isce of
frr ---' Gen !
4s- uoon me wicked h, shan rain -"
Psalms II l6I
sI-JrtRnrer hide from young beast
s2-Whicn ~ the Apostles vas a tent
msser from TaHuSl
SS--COI0r
s7-Wnst pss 'h' erglnli name OF ssrah.
wife cf Abraham
Sa-Preposiu7n
60--ProceFdiugh
s1-knfslops
62-BoN slowly
samuel II -
s4-Ciiy ths ASsyriAn kinES destroyed
Srof'fy before the time OF Senns-
chetio ! KinES Ia 49,
sS-D,minuiiye Tor Teresa
VERTICAL
i-SIrrirr way
suuscrs -
3F1- w. is,e'sscn his --- IN the
Past and are come % Worship him.
s-rvt. p tcsrrlrcd IN Genesis As "chief
~ f.t cyer.'i.ncrs an Egyptian
S-Faae preparation containing gelatin.
h-Cru.
l.sr Nrsaf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Tickets Here
For Pro Game

Tickets are available al the
downtown Offices Of the Detroit
Lions for the National Football
Leagues championship game 10 be
played in Cleveland Dec. 10 or p.
General Manager Lewis NJ Crom-
we'll announced SATURDAY. The
.CIeyc rd Rams viii play either
Washington or Philadelphia tor
thc title won last year by Green
BaN
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

brilliant rear
guard
j a c K thinks
Frank BrlmSek
Just CO m i n &
b a c k TO I h c
3 oStOn nets
Sunday night IN
Chicago " IL /
need plenty Of
time 10 reach
condition after
TWO years IN the
c0avt guard
Returning 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
SPOR 7 S
Joe En8ei Cooks Up Tigers, Brapes to Play
Something New-Again for Crack at Minors
DETROIT TRAINING CARD ELABORATE
By LEO MACDoNELL

CHICAGO Dec. Joe Engel famous for his baseball
cuses Chattanooga has cooked another show which
he will big league clubs for his headlners On April
Engel will have doubeheader exhibition in which the Tigers
and Braves the first game for the right to meet the
Chattanooga club the Southern in the nghcap
Eng also has suggested the possibility having President
Truman, Bob Hope and Sonia Henie as guest stars.
The Chattanooga date is included among 81 pre-
games booked for the Tigers this Spring-3I
of which tUiH be Florida and I3 the trip north
after breaking camp.
II is the elaborate exhibition schedule the Detroit
club has had in many years There will be double
dates IN Flondadays which two Tiger teams will be in
action instance Tiger will be playing Cleveland
and Washington the dates On another they will split
the squad play the Yankees st. Pete and Newark at
Sebring
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Spariing
No Pins
Wolf's S Match Idea
Strike in Chicago
By HAROLD KAHL

CHICAGO, Dec. Sired Wolf
who tells Detroit Times readers
so efficiently How TO Bowl" Mon
day through Friday each week,
exploded with an idea here today
on national match game play, espe-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Gage Congress

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. E up
Organization Of the American
Basketball Congress with repre-
sen,atIsn from about 30 states
was announced here today Spon-
sors indicated the first tourna-
ment would nc staged IN Atlanta
ncNt March 9-l6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

{ a IL Y team,
that was given
the approval Of
Eddie Linsz OF
Cleveland sec
retary Of the
National p o.
prietorS ASSo-
citation " h c h
SupervlscS the
events.
Not only did
LinsZ like IT
but even Big
Ionic" y = q r
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

pun
trauck Hig h
School gynnna-
sum as many
n a tion d Y
ranked and dis
tIICt stars as
poSsibl le I o
4 Q m o n SJrate
1 h e b 9 I tP 7
m et h o d s 10
younger play
erS and those
interested in
general