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NEAR RECORD

The scorer mentioned that 81
runs would be a Class B scoring
record.
"You will not make n record
cainst u.s." said the previously
&2ndefeated Gilewskis and they
walked off the field. the score
reverting TO the seventh.
Rayls did not claim a forfeit.
Mourand'S men are merely mifted
because they had no chance to 90
after the mark,
Fred Hrdlicka restricte d
Arthur'S TO three hits in another
Class A engagement and Pepsi
Cola, a five-time loser. had its
first success Of the season. 40.
Catcher Ben Pontone missed Dick
CroSson's throw home that would
have stopped run. Instead two
came over after George Oatman
had singled. Frank Monaco hit
in Oatman, who had reached third
on the error at the plate.
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS

FIRST hACt-S-yesf-oldt ana sp mile
Kings Fast iAfcArot $50 eTo 10
star OF Psduis tHansmhnf $50 go
Cruiser hiitl 500
Time 26 is. of 1.is
TroeOn Flying Son. Stepsoms AEnl-Col-
steve Which Two Picket Las, hello Bal.
'Trimden and over also ran.
sField
SECOND RACE-3-year-oloi and up. q mile
Pink Devil May ~ 20 oyO $50
BrsVithorn kdamsl $40 W
Alsrush fRober'fD S'o
Tine At as of l. SiiTs
Fado. s-contonment. Army March. bN.r
Weapon shadows Eau Sheilh hsy fA,nl,
shors Patrol. bal Nomeuto and Esposits
also ran.
A-Csien Riddle Farm.
b-Einf Ranch
IN. miles over hurdles .o
Great Flsrs Piles 80 , ~
p Boswsilian OWentl boo 1uu
Nsyirate- Crutt ~
ord. -
our Deb~n,urs Orsn Army Pover bfDur-
arms CuonEst c1ando and AlbAtross also ran
b-Gerry and Sohin entry.
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Bowling Props Open
Convention Here

Delegates from all over the
United States and Canada are ar
irving today for the annual con-
vention Of the National Bowling
Proprietors' Association. 1t opens
tomorrow at Hotel Fort Shelby
and continues through Wednesday.
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a tough test for those stu
dents because his haircuts are
really two-handed jobs. The
guy has to snip with one
hand and polish with the
other. And shaves have gone
to 65 cents. / really told my
barber off. / said he'd have
10 shave me at the old price
and he not only gave me a
/ won't say he was careless,
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Wilson Scores Upset
In Dearborn LEAGUE

Wilson has its first victory in
the Dearborn League today with
Winston, 1874 champion. the VIC
tim, 5-2, on Bert Foder's three
hitter.
Royal led Goebel, so. going
into the venth but Goebel,
largely because of a four run rally
in the seventh. won out. S-5.
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sriFrnIK DOWNS

SUFFOLK DOWNS
weather cloudy. rAgk slornv
Post 2 40 ? m Detroit nn
rirst Race - Friar's Scout. Grand Day
Doubie Bourbon Sorgho
second RAce-Rabbi Ears, Rolls High.
Third Race-Free Double
Fourth RAce-Countess Wise, Chain Miss.
seventh RAce-Sice Boy.
Eighth Rsce-strsWberry. Pump Gun.
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BETTER GOLF
Feet and Head
This Is the 7sth OF q Ssrstl
BY SAM SNEAD

CoiPs Great Teacher and Player
II you have noticed star golfers
swing club, you Will have been
impressed with the perfect bal
ance they maintain throughout the
swing. And they swing with such
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SIJVYOIk DOWNS

l-CELTICS, Fair Call. broke.
2--MIss WOLVERINE. Val Victory. Florida
Breeze.
3-BALLY RAG, Buck Thirteen. vitss
4-SHIP'S CAPTAIN, Cabbie Boy, Doctor d.
S-PENHY PIECHER. Gay Cino. SupAI.
6-TOOLMAKER, Bus v. c, Capt Caution.
IA ONE. Aldridge. Ground Play.
S-DEGISI0H Voucher Bonnie Cuios.
REST-TOOI MAKER
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COMMUNIQUES

NOTICE dollar
ing his hair look
theseg sreaks -
Crosby
al
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SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

FIRST RkCE-s-year-olos ana up - nils
wheat Martin 1T.Oo 20 ~
Meadow Dew Canningl $50 ~
Fast Tempo Brennan 80
Time - As. of ~
ClortouI Sec FlrAwAy Island Rose Red
Fly the Coop and Bird Lot also ran.
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American Legion
WEST sIDE

klrer >. S,ltt
Century II. Police .
LAST SIDE
PosSelius ?. Briggs o.
Roose-Vsnker g. Edwardf o.
Crosse Puintr 2 RushNay q.
Phillips s. Charles Young 5 five Innings ,
Harper-VAn DYKE / . BeAudry ! 10 innings
tSixteenth DiStrietl
y L. Smith o. Vernon o lforfelt.
DcIrAy 7 Allen PARK tl2 Innings.
Salliotte S. Bryant 2 u inningsI.
westward 10, Garden City 4.
Wysndotte 3. Dearborn !.
Lincoln Park }. Bob Ford o.
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DELAWARE PARK

1-SHOvE OFF. Hot Night. stormy Bill.
Johnny J., Tyrone OldomwOoo
3-BLUE DREAM. Pied Piper. Crossed
Action.
4-ALFfOs. Reztips. Cushla Machrss
5-STATESMAN, Trojan Fleet. Sheltie.
6--ELBASIAN. sixteen Cents. Cnlette.
7-WiSE SHOT, Flying Junior. Tack Room.
6-SON or HEELS, Justice Nap, Guerilla.
REST-ALFIOS.
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Copyright D EF9un
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Major League Leaders
Lutheran League
LEADING BATSMtN
NATIONAL. IIAGIE

z, Ss't I1:s ps,rGis ss 8 =, MI +SSI.: S.I.:ry O.
East Bethlehem Is. Our Ssrws =
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Federation

RESULTS
Ash II. Cen,
Auto Club is. Moran
Pepsi-CoIa 4, ArthurG o.
PsriscieAn 2, ATthurs 7 tii mnlnEsl.
raw 174 =. cnfiih
- Clair shores , Midland I.
Dixie is JAW 80 q
Fccsrs Mogul ] O. Hudson Is4
Continental z Putnam 3.
Johns 8 Epiphany
Vicsert 4. Efficient }.
Rsyls %, CiiesSki
EaAt SIDE 10. CiAytun-iambert
Kozsren Buhl
Bits CoopeF
Springfield Detail s Camera SHOP
Firemen 10. ST ScholAstics B.
DeSotA 8 Troy /
Hudson Juniors 10 Deirci,er' ?.
Lssky IL Gene Tunnsy Club o
psnn-Armsirons I, steeef s.
Desantis ,. clyde /.
Baird g. JAy-cee
TEelfth Battalion Fourth O 81 innlnItl.
Eleventh Il First s.
Third 8. Fifh 5
Seventh 3. Ninth
CLASSE
Lourdes IA. Cubs
johnson 8 TeamSters q
Michigan Leather / warriors 10.
Sports 4 HEfauderS
Moran Standard Z LAuth 3
Redword Boys Club Z Yankees &.
Long A. Long ] s. Cosmos
Catholic Central -. Centennial
WGrrendale Aces II west side Pantheu
Dearborn Moose 10 TitsnA 3.
Bears 4. Mccat,y ;
Cardinals 20. 81 Boni'Aee- -cYo I.
Cid Club 9 Psdoycr o.
81 I Augustine lG; = Catholic Central Re
crvcs g.
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Midget HurIer
Allows | Hit

Young pitchers. pinch hitters
and the opening games OF a new
class, E, are among the features
the Detroit Amateur Baseball
federation games of yesterday.
Herb Drew OF the Twelfth Bat
talon allowed one hit in IL innings
at Belle Isle in one of the Fire
mems Midgets' games. His team,
The fourth. was victor, 10. in ] :35.
Karl Wattberg of the Seventh
allowed three in 10 sessions as
his club tanned the Ninth, 81.
Wattberg did not give a base on
balls. Shortstop Jack Newing-
ham. only 4 feet 6 inches in height,
tripled in the tenth with two
aboard to send over the winning
runs.
WIN FOUR IN ROW
Class D Firemen. graduates
from the Midget Division. regis
tered their fourth straight victory
in singeing st. Scholastica. 1913.
Joe Varty turned in five-hitter.
Catcher John Michelcic OF the
losers was hit by ball and taken
TO a hospital.
At Northwestern Field pinch
batters Hillery Knecht. brother
of Arthur, Marvin and Russell of
bowling fame. and Dominic Ricci
singled in the two runs that en-
abled Arthurs 10 tie PariSclean
TT in IL innings of Class A
show.
Frank Mourand. manager Of
Rayls in Class b. wishes the
scorer had not mentioned records
in the hearing of the Gilewski
players. At the end of the seventh
Rayls were leading 2S-5. In the
eighth they scored three more
and the side was not retired.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

BEST SELECTIONS
Lew Walter
BELMONT PARK

BELMONT PARK
1-STARCAZER, Court Jest, The Heif.
2--RURALES. TeTSe. Lucky.
3-SUCAR RATION. Portage TraIi. EQUINOX
4-HARvEY'S PAL. Grandpa Max. DARCY
Darius.
s-ELDRIDCE Royal Archer. Mercator.
6-BRIGHT SCHOLAR, BuIfuz. Blenco
T-BILL HARDEY. Menotnov, HumorsSQue.
B-MOTIE BRIAR, MAdlyn. First Mate.
BEST-SUCAR RATION.
SANTA ANITA
l-PASsING GLORY. Cornet star, Aunt
Ida
7-PAULAS STREAK, BATbAktel, Phantom
Heels
3--BLoCK TO BLOCK. Boot Jack. Big Deal.
4-JOE BURGER, BulruSh, Rattle De Bang.
5-FRILURE, Cracked, Powdered Wiz.
6-CUAM, War Allies. Hy Hustle.
7-LJCARATlTO, Soverton, Red Ear
6-TOPLESS TOWER. Jukt Islam, Eewhall.
BEST-GUAM
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Scratches

BY United Press
THIsTLEDowN
WesThtr clear, track. tlor
Srcond RAre--ltnda SANDS joss SICK,
Third Rsce-ESvy Relief, DARBY Dundee,
500 . style.
BELMONT PARK
weather cloudy. tsck. rood.
F1rv Race-Pio Pico. Jetia T.
second RAce-Jimt Jeanie
Fiftn Rsce--Motis Brand, Reason. Wife
Bnsr Last Salute
sixth Pace-Hls Jewel WINS.
Elthth RAce--Purpis Heart.
LINCOLN FIELDS
weather. clear, TRACK. tlCW
Trrst Race-Lady juliet, Liberator,
Foot 20 Foot Pamphlet
second Psrs-Esst Cosiings.
Fiith RAce--Goiden Harvest, Toarh Tar
get.
DELAWARE PARK
weather. cloudy track. slow.
Second Rscs-JAcs Madisan. Sunm0or
Third Rsce-Junior -Four. Play james
Cum Drop, Spartscus, Hail We, baoy
- fsladls- s-
Fourth Race-peircsh
Ttfth Race-Hard Head
Sixth Rsce-Squsdron Fornbiendf.
seventh Rscr-hoOn Play
Eirhth Race-HAlel W., some Where. The
General.
CHURCHILL DOWNS
weather. raining tracG rud0y,
Pnst , D N tDctsoit time
Second RAce-Ouetta.
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Vt bIFUfT FflTTYl
xNFive pounds allowance claimed
yNxSeyen pounds allowance claimed
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather cloudy. track fast
Post us o m Detroit tir1el
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CHURCHILL DOWNS
weather. raining tracG MUDDY,
Post, p N tDetroit time
Second RAce--Ouetta
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IApprentice Allowance claimed.
Horses listed In order of post positions.
weather cloudy track. sloppy.
Post, 2 so p. N. detroit Timfl.
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Photo Features

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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
CARROLL PRAISED

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. q
(lNS) - Earl Carroll. American
executive was praised
by IT,. S. army and Philippines
government officials for his Ions
and dangerous work as civilian
camp leader at Santo Tomas In
Manila.
Following is a letter he received
from Brig. Gen. Frayne Baker
commanding officer of the Philip.
pine base section under Gen. Mac
Arthur:
Dear Mr.. Carroll:
"Since assuming command OF
the Philippine base section
have been informed of the
splendid service which you rem
dered while serving on the camp
executive committee at SantO
Tomas, during the years the
internees were held captive by
the enemy.
II wish TO take this Opportu-
nifty Of commencing YOU for your
faithful and devoted service TO
your brother internees under
conditions which, am sure, At
MI times exposed you 70 great
personal risks and bodily harm
at the hands Of the enemy. Such
service 10 exemplary Of the high
est degree Of citizenship and it
10 . pleasure for mo 20 express
my sincere appreciation for such
services.
Sincerely,
"FRAYNE BAKER,
Brig. Gen, u. S. Army,
Commanding"
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Underground Against the Japs:
Two Americans Executed
For Tie-Up With GuerilIaS

BLOOMS Of BOugainUille oUer the
bodies Of our FIRST mdrtyrs-the
Britishers, Weeks, Ldyeoek and
Fletcher.
/ had not cried then because
rage was stronger than sorrow.
] could cry now.
Copyright. ls45. BY kim Features
(THE END)
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Chapter X
BY EARL CARROLL

American Leader Of SGnto Tomas Intsrnment Comp
Written Exclusively
tword Copyright and All Rights RsseTed)
ND now must tell you of the deaths of Duggleby and Grin
"A NELL those seelnerved American businessmen who did
much for their country and their fellow countymen in santo
Tomas
For 81 months they oed for there in Santo Tomas,
fought Jap ocadom for sked their lives for dreamed
OF home and family with And hen the hour of liberation
ha1yJ cd
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4
IT CAN see them now as / hast
l. saw them the night l slipped
past the Japs and into their jail
A. F. Dug" Duggleby, the Cali
fornian and mining executive, SIS,
tall. red-faced, soft-spoken until
aroused, and then a lion; and
Carroll c. Grinnell of Albany
County, ~. Y, and the General
Electric Company, a tall, slender
man in his middle forties with a
small mustache and gray at his
temples, and with a curtneSs OF
speech that sometimes made him
enemies he did not deserve.
From the beginning they had
accepted the burdens of leader
ship Often we three had been a
tight knit triumvirate, battling
the Japs for decent treatment for
ourselves and our people.
They too had lived secret
lives which they could not dis
close TO our fellow internees.
Where my underground work
had been concerned almost
solely with food for the camp,
their secret labors had been
with the gueriIias and the men
of Bataan confined at dread
Csbanatuan. They were valiant
men, those two.
1T WAS Dee. sf 'ehen Eafs
4 sent word TO as that Mrs.
J. d. Mencdrini, a nurse, a good
looking amman and mother Of
three, had been drrested-loter
10 be tortured and killed.
As / told yoa gestorddy, Grim
nell muttered, "AH he'll uH
break loose uoic." For she ,oas
one Of their principal under
ground contacts.
II was Dec. 3 when The Japs
came for Grinnell and Duggleby.
To our surprise they also arrested
Ernest T.. johnson Of Washington.
y. G., a heavy set man OF 90, with
beautiful white hair. and Clifton
Larsen of Los Angeles, d young
engineer.
johnson was a special represen-
tatiVe Of the u. S. Maritime Com
mission. He had carried on inde-
pendent contac with guerillas
while confined in a hospital outside
Santo Tomas with varicose veins
and bad heart.
But Larsen, a quiet young man
with wife in camp, had done
nothing.
i Johnson was taken out of
u Santo Tomas immediately. The
other three were placed in our
camp jail The JapS took the key
from our jailor, Clifford T. AyreS,
instruction man from Des
MoineS. Ia. snapped the Yale lock
through lis hasp slid the bolt and
departed.
That night ! slipped down TO
the Jail. knew / could get In.
That lock and hasp arrangement
was faxed. Ayres pulled the
bolt and ! sidled In while he
stood watch outside,
We talked for an hour They
said they had not been able 10
telk from the questioning, how
much the JapS knew.
The only thing they took
from my quarters was a Christ
mas card ! got last year from
Mrs. Mencarini," said Grinnell.
IN Dugglebys quarters they
missed one Of our most jmpor-
taHt poFsessioHs 90 complete
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

EDITORS NOTE-Mr Carroll American business
leader Of the SdnO Tomas camp here ends has grip
ping story of three gears underground fighting against
the japanese With the tragic account of hop of
hs co-0orkers t0ere discovered and slain the Of
liberation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

THE search led 10 DR.. Antonio
Il Sison, an alert, clever little
man who was director of the Phil
ippines General Hospital in Ma
Mia. He told this story:
Late In December the Japs
arrested me b. n guerilla, blind
folded me and held me for 10
DAYS. On New Years Eve they
put me into n car. Under my
blindfold 1 could see the bare
knees OF n white man sitting
beside me.
II knew those legs. I had
treated them for Haricose veins.
They belonged 10 Ernest John
son.
I'VE were taken Go the former
home Of DIR. Baldomero Roxas,
which the Japs had turned into
police station. i recognized
the house under my bllndfold
because of the distinctive tile
pattern on the walk and porch"
Three days Of digging near the
RoxaS house produced Ii bodies
Johnson found the body of his
father. Duggleby's blindfold still
held in place a pair of white metal
trimmed SpectacleS that Or. Thor
son. the camp opuclan, recognized
Immediately.
On Grinnel's feet were shoes
with a distinctive sole recognized
by (. Staples of London. England,
our camp shoemaker. Mrs. LaE-
sen recognized pair Of blue socks
she had knitted for her husband.
IN THE afternoon of Feb. o.
" We reburied them in a special
plot on the Santo Tomas grounds.
The entire camp attended the
ceremony.
Father DAILY was not there ia
pray. A Jap she'll fired into Santo
Tomas had wounded him severely
But Luis was there. And Pom.
ponette.
Almost eyGctly three years
before--hoio long a lifetime II
seemedl-I had stood With hard
dry eyes and Uatched that Jap
eIecutiener stree the purple
afoNyrprfCuNT
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record Of our years Of intern
nleht.
YOUNG LARSEN was bewil-
Il dered. Few men had lived a
quieter, more uneventuAl life In
Santo Tomas than his. We con-
cluded he had been mistaken for
another man-an internee who
lay next 10 johnson in the hos
pltal.
For obvious reasons ] won't
give his name. Al Grinnell's re-
quest / warned him the next day.
He declared he had done nothing
TO violate Jap military law.
We tried TO get the three pa
rolled for Christmas Day. Abiko
refused curtly that request and
all others. I visited them once
moro IN the dead Of night.
On Jan. q they were taken
away. We did not see them
alive again.
After liberation a search was
started by Navy 1t. (jg) +. Thor
Johnson, son of Johnson, and two
OF Grinnell's company executives
who had also been internees: c. v
Schelke of Albuquerque, N. NJ,
and Thomas w. Poole Of New
York City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

record Of our years Of intern
Evening star., 1945-10-05
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BARGE TRIPS.

BARGE TRIPS.
National Capital Parks, along C.
g. o. Canal, leave Georgetown, lock
8, Thirtieth street south of M NV,
Q pm. tomorrow or leave Brook
mont, Md, lock 5. 4:30 pm. tomor-
row.
DANCE.
Virginia State Society, Willard
Hotel. o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS.
Franz Werfel's original manu-
scripts through Sunday and Pacific
war photographs through October
Is, Library of Congress, 8 am. to
10 pm. Mondays through Fridays,
8 am. to pm. Saturdays and 1880
am. to 10 pm. Sundays.
Encyclopaedia Britannica collec-
ton of contemporary American
paintings through october IA and
postwar plans for Washington
through October 81, Corcoran Art
Gallery, noon to 4:3o pm. Mondays,
9 am. to 4:30 pm. Tuesdays through
Saturdays and Q to 5 pm. Sundays.
War Monuments as Part of a
Community" photograph exhibit
from FSA and owl collections,
Auditors Building, Library of Con-
gress, Fourteenth street and Inde-
pendence avenue S.W, 9 am. to $50
pm. weekdays except Saturday,
through October Is.
Lee Atkyns and Mimi D. Bolton
paintings, Arts Club of Washington.
10 am. to S pm. weekdays, through
October 10.
New acquisitions in Rosenwald
collection, National Gallery of Art,
10 am. to pm. weekdays and 2 to
10 pm. Sundays through Octo-
Der 81.
Flying Tigers" portraits by Ray
mond P. r. Nelson. National Col
lection of Fine Arts, Natural History
Building, Smithsonian Institution,
8 am. to 4:30 pm. through Octo-
ber %.
Paintings and drawings by Hec-
tor Poleo of Vanezuela, Pan
American Union. 9 am. to 4:30 pm.
Mondays through Fridays; 10 am.
to 4 pm. Saturdays and to pm.
Sundays through October.
japanese and German surrender
documents, papers and museum
pieces of late President Roosevelt,
Tooth anniversary of Naval Acad-
emy exhibit and Admiral Perry pa
pers, National Archives, 8:45 am.
to Sis pm: weekdays and 1870 to
5 pm. Sundays through November
MEETING.
National Association of Retired
Federal Employees, Natural History
Building, National Museum, Tenth
street and Constitution avenue NV,
2 pm. tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight, Morey and Julia,
instrumental duo; Mayhower Hotel
Orchestra and Military District of
Washington Dance Band.
Film, Winged Victory" USO
CluD, Elgnth street and PennSyl-
vania avenue NV, $50 o'clock to-
night.
Roller skating party. leave NCCS-
USO, 1914 N street NV, 8 o'clock
tonight. .r.
OFFICERS.
Army and Navy daughters dance,
Officers Club of United Nations
$3.50 o'clock tonight.
Dance, Officers Club of YMCA,
l736 G street NV, $50 o'clock to-
night.
Service personnel may obtain
more information by calling the
United Nations Center, National
$500, or any of the following USOs:
Republic 1927, National 343l, Execu-