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Evening star., 1948-08-01
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

West of Conn. ave. one of the best and
most convenient locations in D. C.; beau
model home; hall entrance, large living
rm., dining rm., library. spotless modern
kit, bedrms,, 70 baths, delighttul
heat; large lot. garage; substantial cash.
owner leaving for West Coast perfect
rome moderately priced $4,000 JAMES
C TIPTON exclusive WO 321l. OR. 1907.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Kirkside. 43Os Center st.-Owner-b builder
offers one of a group. OF new houses.
Charming center hall brick Colonial. near
Chevy Chase Circle Unusually large living
room, fireplace. French doors opening onto
huge screened porch which overlooks deep
fully Handicapped yard: dining room, kitchen
and powder room; 3 bedrooms, . tiled
baths. ample closet space: easement win
dows. Venetian blinds and gas heat. Open
daily OWNER, OIL 9492. Il
Evening star., 1948-08-01
GEORGETOWN

Open Sun. = to pm. A small remod-
eled brick home at 34.5 o St NV; paint
ern kitchen, bedrooms, dressing room.
bath: garden: gas heat, aluminium storm
windows; desirable neighborhood; price.
Sl6.75O. ROXANA B. DORAN, AID. S912'
Evening star., 1948-08-01
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. z.
Open Sunday, 2 to- Two new quality
built homes with all those extras usually
ton. 1st A., 20 living rm., dining rm.
paneled den, lavatory, ultramodern fully
equipped kit, breakfast nook. back porch
2nd f., 3 large bedrms. . baths, sundeck;
bsmt beautifully paneled recreation rm.
with built-in bar and fireplace, maid S
rm and bath. Also storage attic, det.
garage. slate roof, copper plumbing:
S29.750. Directions One block north of
Military rd at 30th st. NV. Look for
H. G. Smithy Co. sign at 1881 Kanawha
st. Call Mr.. Gavin with
H. G. SMITHY co.
ST 33OO Res MI 5000 i
Evening star., 1948-08-01

American University Park
S15.250-Detached bungalow; fireplace. 3
bedrooms, bath. living room, dining rm,,
kitchen and breakfast porch, built-in ga
rage. oil heat. Inspection by appointment.
r. S. DONALDSON, Ma, 1856.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
SPIC AND SPAN

SPIC AND SPAN
Open II. 1926 7th ST. NV. Open today
attractively edecorated, floors sanded, new
Venetian blinds installed, excel ent Bryant
gas heating system. Other features in
eude large dneete tie IN asddtlon to dn
and rec. rm., front and rear porches, de-
tached garage. House is well insulated and
weather. stripped. $500 LIST trust avail
able at a.. SIS 900 cash required Ind
trust will be taken back by seller who
must sell because they are moving to
suburbs Mr. Kaiser on premises. LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY CO. AID. 300.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
WEST CHEVY CHASE

Open 1-6 PM, 1926 .Drummond aye-A
1st f., full center hall, tiled layatory,
the liv. rm din rm. and kit. are all lge;
End floor, 3 bedrms., tiled baths: large
slate roof copper pipes; deep lot; price
ranges $4,000 to So $50: Drive out
Wis. ave. about blocks beyond western
course turn left on Drummond ave to
properties Veterans preference.
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 1880
Evening star., 1948-08-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwes..
PARK

8 bedrooms. baths, hrst-foor sunroom,
large rec. room, built-in garage; near all
schools and conveniences: Immediately
available. Call Mr.. King. with RIDDELL
REALTY CO.. 1742 K st. NV, DI. 1900.
Ewes TIE n1O&
Evening star., 1948-08-01

WEITZ REALTY CORP.
aO5 18th ST. NV. ST. 4555
REDUCED FOR G.I.'S
Modern new 6-rm: det. br, of attrac. Co.
picture windows. beautifully equipped kit,
si"o porch. gas heat; good lot; only blk
of Old GEORGETOWN rd. Priced now at
with ST 500 down and S95 mo- Only 4
left (avail to nonveterans for S165O0).
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
oOS 1Stb CT NV ct A556
Evening star., 1948-08-01
FOUR BEDROOMS

Prewar Colonial brick home. in quiet
and distinguished section of Bethesda.
May features in this custom-built home
will attract the discriminating home buyer
Note especially lge. side hall, French doors
in place of windows. first-f1oor den and
powder rm oil h.-w.h., modern bath and
below present market value. S2l 45O. For
fi1rt her inf coll
Evening star., 1948-08-01
OPEN TODAY, Is

OPEN TODAY, l-6
Sisrys Shfyy cnass s Nd se s41o LOO Gs95ss S
and outside entrance: rec. rm.. maids
rm and bath in bsmt. plenty of closet
space; lovely dressing rm. with ? huge
closets, oil h.-w.h.; soundly built, tapestry
brick in beautiful cond. Near shopping
center, walking distance to schoo.s; det.
brick garage. To reach: Out Conn ave
blocks to Georgia st.
5305 BALTIMORE AVE.
Near Western ave. and River rd-Det
brick containing 3 good-size bedrms., Ia
baths, mod. kit. with GE dishwasher and
disposal unit: Lear attached garage. To
reach: Out River I'd. past Western ave.
) blks. to Baltimore ave. right to house.
GLIB TILDEN LANE
Luxmanor, Md.-Open 2-7-New brick
rambler, $23,750. on a-acre site, excep-
tiyonally well planned; y 5m xish FIRE
alcoye 1o.x14'e-, all:elec. kit, lge.
dry; shop and rec; area; oil a.ze; heat
Bethesda. left on GEORGETOWN rd. mis-.
to Tilden lane, left to house.
2105 DAYTON ST.
Silver Spring. Md-Fine location. close
to Gergia ave.-Large, level lot; nearly
new. det: 6-rm.. red brick Colonial, fine
cond,. oil &C. heat. To reach: Out Ga.
ave. = miles beyond Colesville rd. to Day.
ton st, turn right to house.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norshesss.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE N.E.-Modern
row brick home 8 bedrooms, bath, full
basement, lovely recreation room with
porch many extras; conveniently located;
reasonably priced at sl3:65o. terms.
Shown by appt. CAMpANELLA 4 WOOD;
LANGDON PARK-h beautiful det. briex
home; beautiful LIVING rm. with nrepl,
Ia baths, finished basement with knotty
iot. owner has bought other property 20
can give. immed. poss; Call Mrs; Thcmp-
son. Ov. 1884, ATLAS REALTY CO..
MI. RAINIER-5-rm bungalow. garass;
large lot: hot-water heat: splendid 1oca-
tion: only 80. $50; low down payment. corr
tion call DRE1sEN-FRELMAF, Sligo l1o0.
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Evening star., 1948-08-01
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS

Open Sun; to :: 4s7a. Chevy, Chase
blvd. This attractive modern fully det
brick home is vacant and ready for i'm
med occupancy. Liv. rm. with firepl;::
din rm fqlly ,aS eqSip ;bow.r 6t snd moor;
oil h-w.h. scr porch. very. attractive
level lot; priced for quick sale at SIS
$50.
Billingsly & Sanderson Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Open , to 6 pm. 5442 30th ST., NV
vaeant det brisk st f. 1gf lv m
china cabinet. mod. kit, beautiful den;
IN, a., :, bedrms.,. each will take twin
place, maids rm with full bath. gas
h-wh Nice Handicapped lot, house is SUBJ
stantially built with slate roof. copper
ST a31f or RA. 9149.
BLANKEN & PRESS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
New offerins-Spacious center-hall det
between circle and Oh. Ch;; club with
lovely garden; newly dec with taste; lge
es, 3 very lge. bedrms. . baths, inclosed
heated porches on and finisheG T1s. rms
Corbin, DU. 1884; ewes, CO. 1924.
Evening star., 1948-08-01

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Open Sunday. . to T.. 1892 Livingston st.
NV Home for the larger family; ideally
located near Chevy Chase. Circle; best
transp and schools at hand: lst fir re-
ception hall. liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm.,
den, large fully equipped Kitchen End
fir, good-sized bedrms:, baths: stairs
to fioored attic; garage; h.-w.h.; very nice
yard, shrubbery and trees; price. S2O75o.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
400. Hieconei, aye nR o3o6
Evening star., 1948-08-01
TAKOMA PARK

80 20 and e daily til sold sold; Vacant, immed
poss. small down payment. balance like
rent sit. on lge. lot; 1st f., recep. hall
kit; End A., 3 bedrms. and bath: full
bsmt, oil h.-w.h. det; garage, To reach:
Out Georgia ave. right on Piney Branch
rd, to Cedar ave. right on Cedar ave. to
Carroll ave, and out Carroll ave to open
sign. S. r. MARTIN & CO., Realtors DU.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
BRIGHTWOOD

Open ! to 6-735 Hamilton st; NV
Attractive 5-rm. row brick in this very
popular location: . inclosed porches usable
as rooms; full basement, detached garage
Ewes. Mr. Watts, GE. 9220. DRURY
Evening star., 1948-08-01

SPECIAL
Owner has bought larger house. Special
mice for sale today. Situated on exclu.
siye blk. Nicholson, st. NV, Brightwood
area Detached brick, oil h-wh;; ,, 9 spa
cious bright rooms, baths, inl, ,Inss- nas
in good cond. Ideal for large family OF
~ PAUL J. MILLER
Evening star., 1948-08-01
TAFT BRIDGE AREA

Semidetached town house, conveniently To-
Gated 4 bedrooms, . baths; garden; "-car
garage For further details call Mrs.
Herring. with RIDDELL REALTY CO.,
Realtors. 1742 K st. NV, D1. 1900. Ewes,
Evening star., 1948-08-01

Most exclusive seetion-An elesant 1,s Ens-
~ hss nice, very clean rooms with tile
Bath. y h. fun basemt. with in-eut entrance.
hot-vs.sr heat: Bryant gas s..,s rner' SyeIy oysI
srnrt snd rear yards, with paved alley.
sereens. awnings. It's an outstandins
ssrssin; s $3.50: The tTps. is usg,9rs sa; 900
fan' EM 744s or Nj e1OO.
j. LEO KOLB CO., INC.
teines 1eo2.l @
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

1910 to 1872 Foxhall rd.-Open Sat, and
sun. until dark. These new det: brick
homes, built with the A finsst a materials: tsh;.
builder of many yrs. eXper.; located in
Cne Of Wash.'s most popular communities
iiv rni. with fireplace, din. rn.. mod. kit.
lavatory rear porch: End a.. , sood-size
oedrms and . baths; full bsmt.. gas a.-c
co. Realtors. DU, 1896; ewes, GL. 400
135 i
Evening star., 1948-08-01

Rock Creek Church Rd. NV.
A desirable income house, in nne location.
SrenssS in ants.; completely furnished: 4
bstfs. income mo. 5000. An excellent
buy for $4,000 down" Good financing AZ
PAUL J. MILLER
Evening star., 1948-08-01

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Especially attrac. det., 3-bedrm. 2-bath
brick and stone: stairway to finished attic.
rec. rm. in bsmt; owner leaving city. For
DE 951O. with JAMES H. PRENTICE CO.,
IIO1 Vermont ave NV Il
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01
Many New Norway Power Plants
Are Now Nearing Completion

Among the projects now build
ing are those at RCssaaga and
Aura, each of which will produce
100000 KW's. The Lyse project in
Rogaland will have a capacity of
10000 KW's while the Maar de-
velopment will have two turbine
dynamo units turning before the
years end. Two additional units
are to be installed at Mar by the
end of 1910, according to present
plans. Expansion of present capa-
city at Vinstra and Aabora is now
occupying large labor forces, and
these projects are expected to be
completed by 1851 respectively.
The long and costly development
of these power sources is naturally
reflected in the daily living pattern
OF most Norwegians. But by con-
centrating on this aspect of recon-
struction, present shortages of
consumers goods will be laying
the foundations for increased Nor
wegian productive a aci y in
years to come, according to recon-
struction planners.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01
LargeManganese
Vein In Norway

According to reports from Sta
vanger, Norway, earlier indications
of manganese deposits in the Sui
dial area have been confirmed. An
alysis of ore samples shows up to
so per cent manganese content,
and the outcroppings from which
the samples were taken are re-
ported to indicate a sizeable vein
Engineers note that the site is
advantageously located and that
transportation would constitute a
minor problem. Whether or not
the Suldal vein is to be worked
will depend upon the results of
further prospecting in the area.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01
Joan of Lorraine
Scores Success
In Stockholm

STOCKHOLM, sept. 9-(By Air
maiD-MaXwell Anderson's drama
Joan of Lorraine" in Swedish
translation, was presented Sept
3 at the Royal Dramatic Theatre
here, and became an instant sue
cess. 1t was not only the new sea-
sons opening program on the ma
tional stage, but also the first
offering of the theatres new di-
rector, Professor Ragnar Joseph
son, himself noted playwright,
who recently took over the man.
agement after Mrs. Pauline
Brunius.
The first night audience loudly
announced its approval of the
American Importation, and the
next day the reviewers echoed
this enthusiasm. The title role is
played by Gum Wallgren, brilliant
and versatile actress whose inter-
probation of the Maid of Orleans
is considered one of the most men,
orable stage creations in recent
years. The direction, by Harold
Molander, and Herbert Grevenius'
faithful and sensitive translations
were also praised. The supporting
players had been chosen with care
and helped to round out superb
artistic performance.
Mr.. Anderson, who always has
had a large and devoted public in
Sweden, with this drama gained
new friends. Joan" is hailed as
dramatic masterpiece and the
author as a skillful playwright
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01
Soviet Antarctic
Whaling Doubted

According to Norwegian sources
the Russian whaling factory ship
"Slava" may not participate in
Antarctic whaling during the COM
ing 194S-49 season scheduled to
begin this autumn. Norwegian
whaling men employed aboard the
Russian vessel last season have
now been dismissed, and it is
doubted whether the Soviets will
take steps to hire new crews in
Norway.
According to Norwegian whal-
ing authorities, last years Soviet
expedition was not particularly
successful, and it is suggested that
the Russians may be sending the
"Slava" to the Aleutians where it
would replace the old factory ship
"Aleut" which has been operat-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01

Following years of build
ing, the first in an impressive Sc
ries of Norway's newest hydro
electric projects is nearing compile
ton, and much-needed power from
the giant Hol project in Halling-
dial is expected to stream through
the wires to Oslo on Christmas eve.
Despite difficulties in securing
needed materials from abroad
work has progressed steadily and
hundreds of workmen are pushing
toward the Christmas deadline.
The first turbine and generator
are already mounted while parts
for the second unit are already at
the site
Whether the transformers will
be completed by December 18th
will depend upon the receipt of
needed parts from abroad. Erec-
ton of the 120-foot transmission
towers has been under way for
some time, and by late August the
projects main reservoir was filled
to capacity.
The Hol project is but one of the
dozen or more large-scale hydro
electric projects which have been
developing quietly since Norway's
liberation. A mainstay in the Gov
ernment's reconstruction program.
the completion of units such as
these has demanded that purchases
from abroad be increasingly con-
fined to steel, machines and other
construction goods
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01

Elementary Danish will be Of
fered by the University of Wash
ington's Extension classes for eve
ming study during the fall term, it
was announced this week. This is
the first time Danish has been
taught by the University Exten-
sion. Two courses popular in for
mer years, Elementary Swedish
and Elementary Norwegian, will
be offered again. They will be
taught in the University's n e w
downtown education center at
Eighth Avenue and Blanchard
Street in the Denny Regrade. They
will give regular University cred
it's to those who desire it, but no
prior education is necessary in Or
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01
Final Tribute
To bernadotte

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 26. = To
the beat of muffled drums and
in the glare of flaming torches
Sweden paid final tribute today
to Count Folke Bernadotte, the
assassinated Palestine mediator.
Last rites were held in Gustav
Vasa Church in the presence of
the aged King Gustaf V, foreign
diplomats and representatives OF
the United Nations.
After the church services, 40
Boy Scouts drew the coffin on an
open catafalque wagon to the
northern cemetery Throngs of
silent. mourning Swedes watched.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01

der to take the courses. All three
of these courses are to be taught
by regular faculty members of the
University foreign language de-
partments.
Another course proving popular
with early registrants is Recent
Literature in Translation" which
will be a study Of Ibsen and the
Modern Drama. 1t will meet
Wednesday veni ing beginning
Sept. 20.
Full information about these and
many other University evening
classes may be had from the Uni
versity's Extension Department,
ME. O63O, Ext. 1885. Registration
must be made Immediately.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01

and poet of the first mag
nitude.
This is the second Swedish pre-
sentation of Joan of Lorraine"
Earlier in the year it was shown
at the City Theatre in Gothenburg,
with another able actress, Gertrud
Fridh, in the title role. This per-
Torrance also became a great
success.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01

ing there.
On the other hand, however, the
"Slava' may return to the Ant
arctic fields this year with an all
Russian crew. It is noted that
London shipyards are speeding the
conversion of five large mine
sWeepers into whale -catchers for
Soviet account.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-09-01

One of the Swedish veteran for
eign correspondents, Alfred Oste,
who for 20 years has followed the
presidential elections in the U. S.,
arrived last Tuesday in New York
aboard the Swedish American
Lines "Gripsholm." He is going
to write about the election cam
paign for a chain of newspapers
in Sweden.
Evening star., 1948-04-23

Judge thinks Naples has a
chance to go up despite his slight
frame. The Staten Island young
ster is 81, weights 165 pounds and
stands 5 feet 8. But he has a
good throwing whip and last year
batted BIT. He's hitting around
.295 at the moment, but Judge
isn't worrying. He knows the boy
has a good eye and plenty OF
power in his swing.
Naples, who is just as Irish
as Connors except for dash OF
Spanish, is sophomore major
ing in mathematics. If he doesn't
play ball after leaving George
town he may try his hand at
teaching.
Connors, however. has given up
the idea of a career on the dla-
mond. Three years of rif1e-tot-
ing for Uncle Sam put an end
to his baseball hopes. He's "a
now, and is engaged to marry
a cute little Georgetown nurse
after graduation in June. Next
September he intends to enroll
in law school.
Connors' career almost ended
prematurely in the Maryland
game last Tuesday when he stole
home with Ray Corley batting.
Corley, concentrating on the
pitch, took a lusty swing at the
ball and almost knocked Connors
for a two-bagger.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
by Horry Sheer

CHICAGO, April 23.-The people
who write millions Of dollars worth
of insurance for everybody from
deep-sea divers to men on the flying
trapeze will not touch professional
prizefighters with 10-foot policy.
Death and disability, they say,
never take a holiday in the ring.
The conclusion was unanimous
among Is Underwriters surveyed by
the Chicago Daily News following
the ring death of 19-year-old Jackie
Darthard Of Kansas City at Mil
waukee yesterday.
Darthard was the third American
to die from ring injuries since Janu-
ary /. He was the 26th victim in
the last % months, almost one death
per month.
Sample statements, authorized by
major insurance companies here,
give you a fair idea Of how hazard
GUS pro boxing is:
I'VE wouldn't issue an individual
pO1lCy W CONCl q UOhCl All VIC AAlS B
under any circumstances"
"The sport is too hazardous. The
men who run it are too careless.
They don't seem to be concerned
with safety at all"
Insure a professional boxer? The
cost would be too great for any
fighter. Only men like Joe Louis
or some other champion can get a
one-fight policy, and even then the
premium would be terrific"
"The injury frequence is too great,
and that has been emphasized by
the unusual frequence Of deaths
recently. Boxers are uninsurable. y
However, one major firm, the Con-
tinental Casualty Co., currently is
engaged in formulating group in
surance" plans sponsored by State
athletic commissions.
But, warned Tom Morrison Of its
special risk division, I'VE are not
issuing individual policies cover
ing injuries or death while in the
ring.
They're just not insurable in
dividually."
Evening star., 1948-04-23
Colts Buy 0'Rourke
As T-Quarferback
By the Associofed Press

BALTIMORE, April 23.-The Bal
timore Colts of the All-America
Football Conference announced to-
day they had bought Charley
O'Rourke. great Boston College
quarterback of 1910, from the Los
Angeles DonS.
A Colt spokesman declined to tell
how much cash was involved, but
explained it was not part OF the
arrangement by which the confer
ence promised to send four name"
players to Baltimore from other
teams in the league.
Cecil Isbell, head coach OF the
Colts, said he was "overjoyed" to
get O'Rourke because he now has a
tried and tested man" to operate
his T-formation machine "and help
teach some of these kids how 1t
works"
zone of O'Rourke's greatest
college performances was against
Georgetown in 1910 when he
clinched Boston Colleges 1918
victory over the Hoyas by giving
the latter an intentional safety
in the last few seconds of play.
Another was 24-yard touch
down run that defeated Ten
nessee, 1913, in the 194l Sugar
Bowl game)
Evening star., 1948-04-23
Watch Out for PhiI|ies, Warns
Southwoth; New Men Star

with Second Baseman Emil Ver-
ban to give the club one of the
leagues slickest keystone combi-
nations. Sisler at first completes
rs per cent new infield, and
Asburn, up from Utica Of the
Eastern League, has pushed Del
Ennis from left field to right.
Two of the newcomers had
hand in the extra Inning win
Wednesday and the pitching VIC
tory was credited to another re-
cent acquisition, big Ed Heusser.
Haas drew a base on balls to
open the 18th inning; Sisler
bunted and both runners ad-
vanced on a wild throw to first.
Harry Walker. top National
League hitter last year, popped
out but Gran Hammer, rookie
infielder, stepped to the plate
and delivered long fly that
enabled Haas to score. Heusser
had pitched to only one batter
in the top half of the frame.
Southworth predicted that the
Braves won't be the only club
to have trouble this year with
the Phils.
He had special note of cau-
ton about Sisler, son of the
time great George Sisler.
You know I managed the
Cards when Dick first came up
and he was green as grass. But
when he hit baseball he really
tagged it.
Don't be surprised II he starts
hitting and hurts lot of clubs"
Evening star., 1948-04-23
My Request Among Il
Entered for Wood
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, April 23-Eleven s.
year olds, including Ben Whitaker's
My Request, winner of both halves
of the Experimental Handicap, were
entered today for tomorroW's $4,000
added Wood Memorial at Jamaica.
The entire field in the l LIS miles
test is eligible for next weeks Ken
lucky Derby. Each will carry 1875
pounds.
Greentree Stables Kilroy, i'm
pressive in two starts, and the entry
of King Ranch's Better Self, the
Paumonok winner, and A. j. Sack
ett's Gasparilla also were highly
regarded.
Others entered were ]. J. Arniels
Isigny, Joe w. Browns Riverlane,
George w. Jacobson's Big Dial,
Hal Price Headley's Pennon, Will
liam Helis' Salmagund 1. Alfred
Vanderbilt's Loser Weeper and C.
V. Whitney's Mount Marcy.