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Evening star., 1946-08-18

Totals 90 5y 25 10 Totals 90 27 IA
One out when winning run scored.
Ran for Livingston in seventh
tBatted for Sturgeon in ninth
Pittsburgh - 600 600 1o0--l
Chicago $50 900 900 1ol-2
Runs--Kiner. Cavsrretts, Nicholson
Errors-Fletcher, Bahr t2), Ostrowski.
Runs batted in-Brown, Sturgeon, Wait
kus. Two-base hits--LivinRston, Kiner
cagarretta. Sacrifices-cox t2J. schmitz,
Evening star., 1946-08-18

Totals 80 S2711
Batted for Feller in ninth
Chicago 900 900 O4O-4
Cleveland 900 010 00O-l
Runs-Hodgin, Appling, Kuhel, Wright.
Case. ErrorS-Michaels. Case, Conway (2)
Runs batted in--Hayes. Two-base hits
Feller, Hayes. Stolen bases-Case. Sacri.
fces-Haynes, Conway.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

Detroit 030 020 02x--7
Runs-Dillinser, zarilla.. Stevens. Lake
Keu, Greenberg, Webb, Benton, Outlaw
Errors Dillinger Runs batted in-Jud-
Mich, Christman t2l, Lake CD. Evers t3i,
Greenberg Two-base hits-Christman
Home run-Greenberg. Stolen bases
DillinRer, Evers, Webb
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Fighting Is Just Hit, Hit, Hit With Beou

Jack puncher that he is
hgh IN bo style he is often wide and contered by
able rushing
the finest boxer in the
The readily that neither
boxing science Il plan fight his simple statement
Il hit hit. hit That policy
able fortune Born Sidney Walker farm Augusta
the JOB shining shoes the National
Club Wealthy club intrigued
impromtu bouts he staged with caddies.
of o Jack
fs that reached climax In his series with Bob Mont
for the lightweight title
Chick appointed syndicate
bouts forwards
York his
that include Georgia armand When money
asks Chick
There you have it. young
fights who of
firm incredible, happens night
Griffith
And how you pick the
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Totals 35 724IO
.Batted for .Bonham in eli

Runs--Johnson, Di Maggio, Keller CO
Di Maggio Is. ErrorspRizzuto, Rizzt Her Henricf
!2), York. Runs batted in-Nia rhos, Kel
Ter co. Rizzuto, Doerr Co. Williams t2l
Di Maggio. Keller, York, Home runs
Williams, Doerr. Sacrifices-Russell (2)
Losing pitcher-Bonham
Evening star., 1946-08-18

Totals 80 d - Ii -
Evening star., 1946-08-18

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Evening star., 1946-12-17
Simple Funeral Rites
For Senator Bailey
Are Held in Raleigh

Simple rites were held at Raleigh
yesterday afternoon for Senator
Josiah William Bailey Of North Ca
rolina. who died at his home there
Sunday,
The funeral was held at the Bap-
tist Church with which Senator
Bailey was afiliase6. The pastor,
the Rev. DR.. Broadus Il. jones, Of
fered a prayer Of gratitude for the
lives and works ~of great men. who
by the unfailing loyalties and high
devotion 10 duty and righteousness
have served God and their fellow
men"
Many leaders IN the offieial life Of
North Carolina and the Nation paid
tribute. The senatorial party eon-
sisted OF Senators Hoey Of North
Carolina. Mayhank Of South Caro-
lima, Hatch of New Mexico. McClel-
Ian Of Arkansas. Robertson OF
Wyoming and Byrd of Virginia.
Burial was In Cakwood Cemetery.
Senator Bailey died a day after
he was stricken with q cerebral
hemorrhAge. He had been In failing
health for some time. He had served
in the Senate for Is years and was
chairman OF It's Commerce Commit
tee.
North Carelinians In Washington
expect Gov, r. Gregg Cherry to
appoint wilkins r. Horton of Pitts
horo to I'LL Senator Railes's uaex-
pired term Of two years, Mr., Hor-
ton formerly was lieutenant gov
ernor and at present Is North Caro-
iinas Democratic National Commit
teeman.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Temperaturss In vafisas citis.,
Lee A. BerIinsky funeral
To Be Held tomorrow

Funeral services for Lee A. ner.
linsky, IS. Western Union eom-
munications clerk. who died Sunday
at Mount Alto Hospital, win be held
at 10 am. tomorrow ut Chambers
funeral home. 140o Chaplin street
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemtery.
Born in New York City, Mr.. Ber-
linsky came to Washington with his
family when he was 10 years old
He served in the Army during the
Mexican border trouble in 1916 and
was member OF Henry C. Span
gler Post No. IL. American Legion
He had been employed In the West
ern Union Offices here for 80 years
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Rose w. Berlinsky. son. William
Lee Berlinsky: a daughter. Mrs
Louise Cook: his mother, Mrs. Leah
Berlinsky; two sisters. Mrs. Lillian
Berlinsky and Mrs. Goldye Braun
stein, and four brothers, Max, Bar
ney and Joseph Berlinsky, all OF
washington, and Hale ]. Belin Of
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Raymond D. sioekmaa
'Raes Held Here Today

Funeral services Tor Raymond u,
Ssoekmaa. 81, patent attorney here
who died Sunday Of heart attack
at his hesae in oxen Mll. Md were
held this aerasnx At Chambers
Southeast funeral home, R.gsal was
In Arlington Cemetery,
Mr.. Steckmaa was q native et
washington and a graduate Of En-
5ersem Institute here, He served rs
an Army sergeant during World I
and was 4 meHter Of the American
Legion, He had been patent at
tarney here for mere than 20 years,
Surviving are his widow, MsS,
Lucy Stoekman. and fiye sisters,
Mrs. Ruth Meore. Miss Annahel
Stoekman. Mrs. Estellc Mead and
Mrs, Catherine smith. all al Wash-
ingtoa. and Mrs, Mary Campbell af
Arlington,
Evening star., 1946-12-17
1n Mrt,tnriattt
RIDoUT. ARNOLD Bull. In

RIDoUT. ARNOLD Bull. In sad. and
loving FsmsmSEanSs E1T q 61s Psioysd sa
t@ died in the service OF his coun-
~ try two years ago today. Decem-
ber II. 1914.
The shock Tvs was hard the he. pain severe
But in our hearts we viii not complain.
But trust in God to msss MoM sSain, aan DAD
RILEY AEN HEkEf sssred xsS so tas asd s~o
MsoTHER. NOT ias JANE JANE r. aI1sboss: FATHER,
A1IaoMs 4 = GIBBONS; BROTHER ROBERT z.
loving memory of my Sister, CATHERINE
B. SMART, who passed away three years
ago today, December II, 1943.
Deep in my heart lies picture
In memorys frame I shall keep her,
Because she was one OF the best.
My heart still aches with sadness,
MY eyes I'LL up with tears;
At the end Of three long years.
They say time heals broken heart,
But, Oh. 1t seems untrue,
For three long years my heart has acned
LOVING SISTER, MRS. MARY J. FRAN
CTS.
SMART, KATHERINE B. In loving mem
ory Of our devoted mother. KATHERINE
B. SMART, who departed this life three
years ago today, December II. l043.
God gave us a wonderful mother,
One of the worlds very best.
Her life was unselhsh
And for others she lived
Not for what she could get,
But for what she could give.
She lived close to God
And His infinite grace;
She didn't have to tell 1t,
1t showed in her face.
We didn't know the, sorrow to be left alone
'Tis FoT Sad ons ghan or ths Re ostls oshsr,
But the saddest of all
- ~nsn ,oa ' HER si CHILDREN.
SMITH, DAVID o. In loving memory OF
our dear husband and father, DAVID O.
SMITH, who departed this life three years
ago today, December II, 1943.
DEVOTED WIFE AND SON. SUSIE Z. AND
RAYMOND o. SMITH.
WILLIAMS, JENNIE. In loving memory
of our mother, Mrs. JENNIE WILLIAMS.
who passed away three years ago, Decem-
Der II. 1913.
Three years ago today you left me.
I miss you kind and loving ways,
With you spent my happiest days;
I miss you when / need 8 friend.
For you were faithful until the end.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, THELMA
CRUTCHFIMD.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Funeral Tomorrow Set
For John B. HoIIander, IT

Funeral services for John B. Hol-
lander, n, a former Capitol guide
for 10 years, who died Sunday at
his home, 2428 Sixteenth street
NV, will be held at $3.50 am. to-
morrow at the Hines funeral home,
followed by requiem mass at st.
Paul's Church. Burial will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Honander came to Washing
ton in 1900 from Massachusetts,.
where his family had settled after
coming to this country from Mar
seille, France. He joined the Capt.
tol staff soon afterward and for
many years before becoming guide
was doorman at the Vice Presidents
Offices
Surviving are two stepdaughters,
Mrs. Julia r. Butt of Washington
ard Mrs. Ethel J. Trail OF San An
tonic, Tex, and two sisters, Mrs.
Anna A. Patchett and Mrs. Mary
]. Beliveau Of Lynn, Mass
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Esiaie Of s2@,oOO
.leif by I. ]. D. Fuller

Thomas ], u, Fuller. well~kaewa
retired wasainstea architect. who
died here November 20 as the ass
|es rs LETT an estate Of nearly saes, !.
looe. II was revealed YESTERDAY In q
petition for probate ei his will alea
in District Court,
His estate Included personal
property valued al sssS.eoo. consist.
ms OF stocks, bonds. securities and
other items, Real estate included
his heae Of sslf Ashmeaa place
NV, listed at an assessed value Of
sl0.aFs.
His two sens whom the viii
named executors, are 10 share
equally in the estate. They are
Thomas ], u, FNller, E,. Of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Charles A. Fsl-
Ter, saaa Connecticut avenue NV,
The petitian for probate ei the viii
was aled by Attorney weoawea r,
Hoaghtan.
Another petition for probate at 4
will filed at District oeart yessef-
day listed the estate of Maurice r,
Flynn, paint merchant, who died
here December q, at the ase OF 40.
as worth more than saT,ooo.
The win provided for his sen.
Thomas A, Flynn. iasi Hemlaek
street NV and daughter. Mrs.
Mary Flynn Harrington, iaio Aili-
son street NV to share IN the es-
tate, MFR, fiynas property m-
Iemded stock IN his paint business.
real estate At 6if-oa q street NV
where his paint eaalneas Ia located
and his heme In the iaao hleek ai
Allison street NV,
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Is Maryland Schools
Busy in Paper Drive

Thirteen Maryland schools CO.
operating In The Evening Star-pTA
campaign have turned In a total OF
l23,959 pounds OF old newspapers
and magazines since the start OF
collections this fall. giving a con-
siderable boost to the total collec-
tions.
OF these schools. Takoma Park
School has the best record with
32.2ll pounds to It's credit. The
others and their weights are as fol-
lows: East Silver Spring, s,962:
Bradley, 1880; Silver Spring Inter
mediate. 9,760: Westbrook, 1899;
Bladensburg Elementary, 10,700;
Bladensburg Junior High, 4.44o:
Sherwood Elementary, 10,37o: North
Four Corners. $3.50; Kensington,
10.654; Gaithersburg, 1920: Glen
mont. 3,l95, and Montrose, 1890.
Collections in the first district to-
gether were Randall. $40: Pierce,
1,461; Congress Heights, 1919; Lud-
low-Taylor, 1925; Buchanan. 5.528:
Bryan, 1888; Davis, 1893; Kimball,
1926: Ketcham. 2,440; Orr, 3,235;
Stanton, 1924: Beers, 2,798.
The schedule and leaders In the
third district where collections wifi
be made tomorrow are as follows:
Evening star., 1946-12-17
ISiIyio Arbon Dies in Ituly;
ID c. Contractors Futher

Word of the death on Saturday
Of Silvio Arban, father of John v.
Arban, 1853 ButterworM place NV,
in Arba. italy. was received here
yesterday.
Mr.. John v. Arban is stone con-
tractor and has lived in Washington
for more than 20 years. His father
was to be buried in Arba, the FAM
ily's native town, cabled advices in
dicated.
Also surviving are 2 other sons.
Peter S., of Lake Placid, N. Y, and
Umbert. Of Arba, Italy, and three
daughters, Mrs. Sofia Sissani, Mrs.
Ines Diana, and Mrs. Amalia Dell
'Acqua, all of Italy.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Capt. Donald Schaifel
Rites Planned Today
In Fori Myer Chapel

Funeral services for Capt. Donald
Norton Schaffer. u, S. N. 4S. special
assistant to the underSecretsry OF
the ssavy. were to be held at 3 pm
today at the Fort Myer Chapel. fol-
lowed by burial in Arlington Gene
tery.
Capt. Schaffer died Sunday at
the Bethesda Naval Medical Center
after a brief illness.
Born in Middletown Springs. VI,
he attended Rutgers and Northwest
ern Universities. receiving de-
gree of doctor of jurisprudence from
the latter In 1896 At Northwestern
he was Phi Beta Kappa and a
member of the Order Of the Colt.
an honorary legal society.
Commissioned In lSas.
Commissioned in the reserves In
1912, Capt. Schaffer served various
stan commands from 1912 to l94S.
including that as acting nag secre-
tary to Admiral Marc A. Mitscher.
U. S. NJ, and aide and flag secre-
tary to Rear Admirals w. X. Harrill.
u. S. N. and Frederic C. Sherman.
U. s. N. After serving ON the staff
of the Assistant Secretary OF Navy
for Air, he became special assist
ant to the undersecretary OF the
Navy last June.
Prior to his service. he was in
general law practice In Chicago and
was specialist in corporate bank
ing and antitrust cases.
He recently was accepted for
transfer to the regular Navy from
the reserves.
Practice In High Courts.
Capt. Schaffer had been admitted
to practice before the United States
Supreme Court. the Illinois Supreme
Court and Federal and Circuit
Courts of Appeals.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Virginia Smith Shaffer: two sons,
Robert w. and James r. Schaffer,
all of 10 Farragut avenue. Kensing-
ton, Md; a brother. w. Harry
Of Upper Darby. Pa. and
three sisters. Mrs. John. Larkin
Bell of harrington, H., Mrs. Eugene
Halligan Of Chicago and Mrs. John
Woodward OF Wheaton. III.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Albert sierner, 83. Painter
And llthoerapher. Dies
D. sAe Aa.eslalsa fteA.

NEW YORK. Dec, iTs~~Aieert
Sterner. az. internationally known
painter. eteher and photographer
and a member af the National Aead-
en,y. died yesterday.
A native Of London. Mr.. Sterner
came TO the United States at the
age Of 1T and helped organize the
Chicago Art Institute, Later he
served as art editor az Munaey i
Weekly and a. staff member OF
Century magazine. Aarpefs. the
original Life magazine and other
publications,
la ipaa he won the Clara ohfig
prize OF the National Academy of
Design and Ia iesl he was awarded
the Carnegie Prise OF the National
Academy, He was commissioned To
paint portraits OF members Of many
prominent families including the
Lannon'S and vanderhiits,
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Four Ex-Nozi officioIs
On Trial in Poland
BY the A.socioted prsss

BY the Assccioted Press {
WARSAW, Dec. 1.-THE Supreme
National Tribunal called four former
Nazi officials to trial today on
charges connected with the mass
execution of Poles and Jews and
the destruction of Warsaw.
The four were Ludwig Fischer,
governor of Warsaw from 1889
through 1874; Max Daume, police
colonel; Joseph Meisinger, Gestapo
chief, and Ludwig Leisz, civil guard
captain. The prosecution was ex-
pected to ask their execution.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Dr.. Ronsome TO Speok

DIR. Leon A. Ransone chief de-
fense counsel In the Tennessee riot
trial. will speak al a meeting Of the
Mems Club Of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church at o'clock tonight
at the church. Nineteenth and ]
streets NV.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Matthew R. Boiley Heads
st. Murys Commissioners
spsciol Dispotch 10 The ssor

Spscioi Dispatch 10 The Stor ~
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Dec. IT.
st. Marys County's new. all-Demo-
cratic Board of County Commission
ers has named Matthew r. Bailey,
River Springs, as president, it was
announced today.
Other board members are j. Frank
Raley. Ridge, and Frank Bailey,
Morganza.
The new commissioners retained
Clerk Aloysius F. King, and named
John II. T. Briscoe as board attorney.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Edword Judd. Reoltor. Dies

CHICAGO, Dee, N tN, Edward
sanderson Judd, a7. founder and
fourth president Of the National AS
seeiatioa Of Real Estate Boards. died
yesterday, He was former presi-
dent OF tho Chicago Real Estate
Board,
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Garn uf Uhauks

sMALLWO0D. DONALD JACKSON, JR-
Rev EdTard q rrUdsrs- Firxs BspttxF
Church. and tie Rev. Fre4sey Rchrer, East
erU Hlxh School associates, nelShhorx ard
and Al otter .rn-sssta,x ~, ~ = sy-nashT =
the passing Of cur loved one, DONALD
JACKSON SNALLWOOD Jr
Mr. AND MRS DONALD J. SHAILEOOD.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Weather Report

District az Cohlmhia--A kxies
shower likely near noon. followed by
partly cloudy. windy and calsier this
afternoon, Clearing and ealser
tonight with lowest temperature
around 50 degrees. Tcnorrow fair
and colder
Virginia and MARYLAND Clearing,
windy and colder tonight, Tuner
row fair and colder,
Wind velocity 10 mph,. direction
south southwest.
River kssaxte
sFrom United States Kagsnests.t
Potomac River clear Al HAlpesS Ferry
and Al Great FAilss Shenandoah clear At
aaspsrs Fssss,
feMHesAssss &aa flsaAsaits,
Evening star., 1946-12-17

WILLIAM H. WEBB, Secretary.
CROOK, MARY PEPLoW. On Tuesday,
RasY 1ea esook z q s Mass ave
moter of Artus Geua f crooR IT, st.
II Ta sister pr Eaward
at Chambers, Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin
st. NV. until wednesday. December 1S, at
e pm. Services and interment Trenton,
DAVIS, ANNIE M. Suddenly, on Tues
fss aosDta aNs 1s DA at Wife of me
Florence 4. Davis, sister Of Michael Gray:
Funeral from the Huntemann Funeral
II barf Methoaist charcS
t1as sna sas 4ands M Invited Ct Ct stsna iRfa1
meat @ 1 CEDAR 'iif Hill t Cemetery. y A'''' - Is
DIGGNs, HATTIE. On Sunday. De-
ffRfF aaEr b1dass lsfs of esasfE aaa4
viVed By o one W grandson, Roland sheiyes; on one
Ereat-granidson one grand;.daughter.in
NV NV Notice = Of funeral i later 100 - ~
DIILINGHAM, MICHAEL z: On Sum
baHA 4If MfEldan beloved FL Pg susbsnd bMfHaf q Anna
1RnSbss9 asi edss on Ds
cember Is. at $40 am; thence to the
Shrine OF the. Sacred Heart. where mass
will be offered at am. Relatives and
Cemetery. III
ENGLISH. RONALD WAYNE. On Sun
day, December Is, 1946. at Children's
Hospital, RONALD WAYNE ENGLISH. in
English and grandson of Charles A. and
Gladys s. Edmonds. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne. where services will be held on
Wednesday. December 1S. at l pm. Inter-
nent Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-12-17

kseata feMHefatsres rAls Year,
Aixhext. a6, On tals 20
Low e$ts lis en- January ~,
Tide raAtes,
GFarniShed by United States Coast and
Evening star., 1946-12-17

HAGEDORN, JAMES 7. In loving mem,
5rstsa ors ef JAMES Gas seyrsea r aAsbosE sGa aps
4. 8. ii. &c. Q, 5. II, Who died
W. in q plane crash in French Mo-
ToesS IS dsd,satea saaSaTo to il lazS NO v1as phs
have been % today.
Deep in our hearts lies q picture
OF loved one laid to rest;
In memory,s frame we shall keep it,
Because he was one OF the best.
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many tear;
Sod only knows how we miss you
At the end of this sad year.
They say time heals broken hearts.
But this seems so untrue,
For year our hearts are still aching,
Dear son and brother, Just for you.
We often sit and think of you
And think of how you died,
To know that you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
Your life was so unselfish,
And for others you did live
Not for what you'll would receive,
But for what only you could give.
LOVING MOTHER AND BROTHERS. .
HAMMOND, SANFORD B. In sad but
byoter & dsa5 Son ao ab
passed away ten years ago today, Decem-
Der II, 1885.
How happy were the bygone days,
Our circle was complete;
Now it's broken, one has gone
To live at Jesus feet.
OF the joy of meeting Jesus
Mortal tongue cannot portray,
But we know when we behold Him,
God shall wipe our tears away.
THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON. MARY ". In sad but loving
of our dear mother, MARY v.
JOHNSON who departed this life five years
ago today. December II, 1941.
A1though your soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain,
This world would seem like Heaven
If we had you Lack again.
Some may think we have forgotten
When at times they see us smile,
But little do they dream of the heartaches
That the smile hides all the while.
THE FAMILY.
PARKER, WILLIAM. In loving memory
Of my devoted husband, WILLIAM PAR
KER, who passed away. one year ago to-
day. December II, 1945.
All to myself I think of you,
Think of the things we used to do;
Think of the things we used to say,
Think Of each happy yesterday.
Sometimes / sigh and sometimes smile,
But keep each olden golden smile all to
Memories are treasures no one can steal,
Parting leaves heartache only God can
heal. HIS WIFE. :
Evening star., 1946-12-17
1n Mrtituriant

BENT, GEORGE G. In loving memory
OF GEORGE 9. BENT, who passed away
one year ago today, December II, l94b.
We lost life companion,
LIE linked with our own;
And day by DAY we miss him
AS we walk through life alone:
LOVING WIFE AND SONS.
.DICKERSON. BESSIE. and MARY SUI
hs nOsr and d Eyns Ct
Bscsnbss r. 1saH sa1 aeasssd aaa Mshy t SULLIVAN
who departed this life on December o, 1941.
oRs And mss s nn adand yGs y assr9 ass
But little do they know the sorrow
THAT lies Y our hearts conceslsd; @ ;c,,,
I cL1FTok DuNHoRE.
FERGUSON. WILLIAM J. In memory
Of my dear husband. WILLIAM J. FERGU-
ago today. December 16, 1943.
My heart always strays to a grave not far
The Lord Lord knows how I miss you more and
more each day.
Your picture is ever with me (,
As think Of your kindly ways.
And I try to hide my grief, dear.
The love I have. TOR you. dear husband,
VIII never fade away.
Then I turn to the words Of job. that
hope was Of mans hnal destiny, be
and and that " He shall hail Sta Stand a5 the latter
day upon the earth And though. after
my skin. worms destroy this body, yet
in my flesh shall see God: Whom ]
shall see for myself, and mine eyes shall
behold and not another" So, dear hus-
band. we, as believers in Gods word, have
rection rec ono Of the the dead, we win see t our Lord
face to face. therefore, am trying to be
comforted and continue to wait patiently
until our time OF redemption. Faithful to
the end. YOUR WIFE, KATIE.
of our beloved mother, ALICE L. FORD,
who departed this life two years ago to-
day, December IL, 1914.
The blow was hard. the shock severe,
We little thought that death was near;
The pain of parting without farewell. :
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, MARY F.
WILLIAMS AND MARGARET r. SMITH
Evening star., 1946-12-17

Keep the thrift habit. Make 1t
q habit to save regularly. Buy
United States Savings Bonds.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
The ssa and Mesn.

Automobile itRht must be turned Oh eaes
bali hour after sunset,
Freeinitatisa,
Evening star., 1946-12-17

Moathis precipitation In inches la In
canitai teufgent month 10 aatsl,