davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Duckpin Aces Begin
Scrap Sunday for
Elimination Title
BY Ben McAiwee

w dolllIlSIouS toughest bowling
test opens Sunday at Colonial VIII
lage with virtually all the topflight
duckpinners Of this area competing
for the metropolitan match-game
championship.
The first round of the sixth an
nual elimination series will start
at 7:30 pm. and the second round
at 9. All contestants are requested
to report early for the drawings.
Should more than 80 enter, addi-
tlonal entries will be taken on the
basis Of extra pairs. Entrance fee
Is $40 plus cost of games.
Also high on Sundays bowling
program will be the windup OF the
fourth annual Silver Spring elimi-
nation with Henry Pop) Wilson.
the defending champion, meeting
either Clarence Appler or Ricky
Harrison for the title. Appler and
Harrison meet at 3 pm. in the
Semiflnal while Wilson engages the
Vlctor at pm.
In defeating Evelyn Saunders.
four games to two. last Sunday, the
65-year- Wilson fairly scorched
the Silver Spring drives. climaxing
a six-game 826 count with 17S. 1853
and 141 for three-game 487 total
Incidentally, the venerable duck
pin star leads the A singles in the
mems city tournament with a gross
434.
In respect to the memory OF Joe
Dlgullmio, one Of its leading pin
men who died suddenly Sunday
from a heart attack. moment Of
silence will be observed before the
dnal matches Of the season start in
the Minor District League tonight.
Besides being one OF the star
members Of the Queen Pin team.
Digulimio only last Saturday was
awarded trophy as the individual
champion OF the 32-team Building
Trades League for the second
straight year He also was secre-
tary- treasurer and scorer OF the
Southeast League. He was buried
today in Arlington National Gene
terv.
In the windup, leading Greenway.
needing only one game to cop the
title on total pins. fires at Alex
andria. Runnerup Colonial Village
will be host to Anacostia Spillway.
Clarendon bowls at Petworth No. I,
Lucky Strike at Arcadia, Petworth
No. 2 at Queen Pin and Ice Palace
against Temple at Mount Rainier
Winn's Motors, leading the Major
District League by three games.
engages Senate Beer at King Pin
tonight. Second-place Burr -Heish-
man Tires tangleS with Arcade
Pontiac at RoSslyn, while Galliher
& Huguely and MannS Potato Chips
meet at Hi-Skor and Winchester
Packard and Mapledge Pins collide
at Greenway.
Charles Hardy OF the Colonial
Village Commercial League with a
third-place score of 1889 in B
singles and James Van Hoesen of
the Public Buildings Recreation
Association loop with a seventh
place 1896 in the same division
we're the only bowlers to move
among the leaders in the Washing
ton City Duckpin Association tour
nament at Colonial Village last
night.
After a one-day recess the 27th
annual Washington Womens Duck
pin Association tournament will be
resumed tonight at Lucky Strike
with most Of the Ladies Major and
Minor District League teams firing
at 7:30.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Notice, Hockey Fans

The American Hockey League Is
preparing pocket-sized statistics
cards carrying all regular season
and playoff official records. Hockey
fans may obtain free copy by
writing American Hockey League
Service Bureau, 1920 Empire State
Building. $50 Fifth avenue, New
York |, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Hoyu Rucketers Bow

BALTIMORE, May S (SpeciaD -
Loyola College tennis team defeat.
ed Georgetown u. 81, at Ever
green yesterday. Ken Brown wa
Georgetown only winner.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Stars Yesterday

Batting-Enos Slaughter and Stan
Musial Cardinals-Each homered to
give the Redbirds a 5-4 victory over
the Brooklyn Dodgers
pitching-Alpha Brazle, Cardinals
Relieved George Munger in the fourth
inning and pitched six-hit bali the rest
OF the way as the Cards overcame Q
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Mems Pin Schedule
Tomorrow Niqht
AT COLONIAL VILLAGE.

Ann Carlson, Hilmer Carlson. Richard
Peck, Frank Gerard, Roger R Anderson
Doubles 7:OOPM
Leroy A. Landers and D. Hargrove
Ann Carlson and Hllmer Carlson, F. Har-
Grove and r. Landers, Vincent Cuslmano
and partner. Harold Kusek and partner
Richard Peck and Frank Gerard.
Teams $50 PM
Eeis bureau of Ships, GEORGETOWN
Diamond Cab, Cartoss Coast and
Geodetic Surey)
Evening star., 1948-05-05
G. w. Netmen BIunked

Davidson tennis team blanked
George Washington U. netmen, 90,
here yesterday. Billy Weise was the
only G. w. player to carry his op-
ponent into three sets.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
SuvoId Kuyoes Walker

BUFFALO, N. Y, May S (P.-Lee
Savold, Paterson, N. j., heavy
weight, knocked out Buddy Walker
Rochester, in A seconds Of the first
round of their carded 10-round fea-
ture bout last night before $500 fans
in Memorial Auditorium.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
GolIoudet Is Trounced
By Hopkins Truckmen
SpeeioI Dispoteh 70 The S,or

Special Dispotch 10 The Stor
BALTIMORE, May 5.-The Johns
Hopkins track team appears ready
to give Catholic University some
trouble when they meet in a dual
meet at c. U. Friday. The Bluejays
warmed up for the Cardinals by de-
feating Gallaudet, 71-46, here yes
terday.
Jack Brunk was individual leader
for Hopkins. taking first in the 100
and 220 yard dashes and the broad
jump and tying for second in the
high jump.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta. 8; Nashville. 2.
Birmingham. 8: Chattanooga, 6.
Memphis, 10; Mobile. 4.
New Orleans, 3; Little Rock, e.
Evening star., 1948-05-05

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Los Angeles, 4; Hollywood, 3. 10 in
ningS
San Diego. 2: Seattle. 2
San Francisco, 3; Portland, o.
Sacramento, Z. Oakland 3
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Mems City Duekpin
| ournument Scores
SINGLES.

ST. Francis Xavier No 2 (Cstholc)
~. 507 557 554--l6lS- -6@-1 $50
Nat. SsylngS 81 Trust Bankers
5S7 $50 5HS-167l- -36-11O7
Grsyysn syy,I1, Lines (Anefiean Mixed Silver
sos b41 547-15e6- 64-I6so
CLASS C.
AiliSons Restaurant (Takoma MenS
597 4a4 -I622-lS-ls4O
War No. / (PB A Unit -
$40 469 437-l4Is-74-I4ao
Virginia Heating a. Ref plant IpRA
Unit -
s24 400 496-1sle-3e-155l
Interior No Q (PBA)
4s9 5l6 543-154s- -36-I5s4
Interior No. 1 lPBA Unit No .
493 Az 5lS-l423-l4-l5 537
Arlington Farms (PBA)
Al 53l h3l-Ib33.4S-1hSl
Evening star., 1948-05-05

- EASTERN LEAGUE.
Willismsport. 1-12i Utica, 0-5.
Scranton, 8: Albany, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
TRY0UTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL PLAY BEING
 HELD HERE TODAY

The first tryouts for the school play, The Patsy" were held today in the high school under the super vision of a selected committee. The committee. composed of three stu dents and two teachers, used point system in grading the students who tried out for the various parts. The names of the applicants were writ ten on charts and the members of the committee indicated the number of points they thought each appli- cant deserved. At the end of the tryouts. the points were added up and the applicants for different roles in the play who received the highest number of points wes given their respective roles -ne winners of the tryouts, held after school in the afternoon and in the evening will be announced tomorrow.
 The Patsy IS a clever comedy in three acts by Barry Connors. The cast and stagehands. under the di- Irection of Miss Schaefer, high school teacher, will begin work on the play immediately as it is sched- uled fer April 9, It has not been decided yet whether or not the play will be presented fer one or two eve ming performances.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
SINGLE GAME pLAY0FF FOR
 NDpCCAGERS

SEATTLE, March 8-iR-The Northern Division Pacific Coast Con- ference Basketball race goes into overtime tomorrow night.
 Cregon's 62-44 win over oregon State and Washington's 70-45 tri- umph over Idaho in Saturdays "closing" games threw Oregon State and Washington into a deadlock for the title.
 A sudden death playotf will be held on the neutral University of Oregon floor at Eugene tomorrow night The winner of the single game will so south to Berkeley to meet Californias Southern Division Cham pions for the coast crown.
 Oregon State will go into tomor- rows game handicapped by the in- jury to it's ace forward, Cliff Cran- dall He pulled a ligament in his knee early in Saturdays game against Oregon and is definitely lost for the playoff game, school officials said.
 Coach Art McLarney will take his Washington squad, headed by center Jack Nichols, to Eugene today with a workout scheduled on Macarthur Court tonight.
 Nichols stored away his second Division scoring mark in as many games against Idaho Saturday night with a 2l point barrage that boosted his seasons total to 265 points. Il eclipsed by 12 points the former Conference 16-game mark of 253 set cy Washington States Vince Han son in 1945. The lanky center hit for 39 points. new single game record, against the Idahcans Fri day night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
]. L ..lOCkGq
 ! Re SzxHS

r. (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
 A near riot occurred at the close of the Seattle-New Westminster hockey game last night after Seat- tie won, 8-3. Police had to halt spectators who surged toward the penalty box. Ob- jective of the Seattle fans was Jack Thomson, New Westminster de- fenseman, who had hit center Walt Dorohoy with stick. The gash or Dorohoys chin required several stitches.
 The Royals and the Seattle Iron- men meet in the first game of the Northern Division playoff March 16.
 The Portland Eagles beat the Van couver Canucks, 8-l, with Pat Des- biens scoring three goals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
BASkETBALL

Here are final scores of basketball games played during the weekend; Oregon 62, oregon State A. Washington TO, Idaho 45
 Southern California 62; UCLA 46. Stanford 49, California 45.
 Wyoming 4l; Utah 37.
 Williams 6l; Amherst 49.
 Brown TO; Providence GA
 Columbia A; Dartmouth 35. West Virginia 52; Pitt 35.
 Yale 80; Syracuse 65.
 Penn State 64; Temple 62. Navy 49; Army 36.
 Kentucky 51; Georgia Tech 43- Southern Conference Tourney final. North Carolina State 58; Duke 50 Conference Tourney fin al.
 Baltimore Loyola 49; American Univ Mason -Dixson Conference Tourney final.
 Chicago Loyola 49; De Paul 48. Notre Dame 76; Marquette 62. Michigan 69; Michigan State 28. Nebraska TO; Kansas GA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
l MRS. ELTON ENGSTR0M
 10 BE DIWC SPEAKER

Mrs. Elton Engstrom, candidate for the Senate, will be speaker Wednesday night at o'clock at the Douglas Island Woman's Club meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Richard Stamm in
 Juneau Mrs Engstrom will dis cuss significant legislation of the past session of the Alaska legis- lature and vital future needs of the Territory.
 The Douglas club is taking the
 lead in inviting candidates to ex- press their views in line with the advice of Mrs. J. L. Blair Buck, national president of 100000 club won. en. Both Mrs. Selma Smith, Territorial president, and Mrs. Mildred Hermann, Alaska legisla-
 tive chairman. urge that Women's Clubs study the qualifications of
 candidates, especially women, and
 support capable aspirants for office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
KENNETH KEARNEY LEAVES FOR SCHOOL IN SEATTLE

Kenneth K Kearney, son of MT. and Mrs. Jack Kearney, will leave on the Baranof for Seattle to at tend the Broadway Edison Tecfni- cal School to complete a general business course in preparation for college.
 Kearney is wellknown in the Channel area, attending the Ju- neau High School prior to enlist ment in the USCG during the war and upon discharge accepted em- ployment at the local Veterans Administration office.
 While attending school in &c., attle he will reside with his broth CT, Jack Kearney, Jr., and fam fly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
SPORTING
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.

By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr
 TAMPA. Fla, March 8.-R-Im- pressions after a week in the base ball training camps:
 Most optimistic manager bllly Southworth of the Braves About the only thing talkative Billy won't say is that he's sure to win the pennant.
 Most uncommunicatiye manager Joe Mccarthy of the Red SoX. Joe never did say much and this year he says even less.
 Most enthusiastic squad The Phillies. It's hard to tell whether the regulars" or the ''farmhands' squad has more spirit. Manager Ben Chapman seems to lean tow ard the farmhands
 Least enthusiastic-The Athletics. But maybe we hit them on a bad day
 Most deternined-The Tigers, es- pecially the players who took pay cuts after last season.
 Best check -grabber-Gabe Paul the Reds assistant to the president He can act as if he really liked to do it.
 Guy who is having the most fun Bob Carpenter, Phillies president. And he'd be happier if sore arm didn't keep him from working out with the team.
 Eardest-luck guy-Tom Swope, Cincinnati baseball writer, who took a day off to go fishing, got caught in the rain, took refuge on porch and tried to pet strange dog. That was when Tom got the only bite Of the day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
SkIERS BREAKFAST
 IN GOLD ROOM

The Juneau Ski Club members met yesterday morning for breakfast in the Gold Room of the Baranof Ho- tel.
 Bonnie Randall. competitor in the recent Anchorage ice carnival, dis cussed incidents of the meet.
 Joe Werner spoke on conditions of the Juneau ski trail. after which the club adjourned and went to the second cabin yesterday afternoon with only one casualty recored. Della Ripley suffered a sprained ankle
 The Ski Club plans trip to the third cabin this week, and the ski patrol adds that the new first aid , toboggan has been moved to that location.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
JCD MEETING

Junior Catholic Daughters of America will hold their regular March 6 meeting March 20 in place oi the social meeting scheduled for that time.
 The meeting of March 6 was cancelled so that all the members could attend Novena now being held at the Catholic Church Of Nativity.
 The March 20 meeting will be held at the home of President Irene Albayolbe at 3:30 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
THE HUCKSTERS" IS |AT CAPITOL THEATRE

MGMs eagerly awaited filmiza- ton of Frederic Wakeman's explo- sive and chuckling best-seller novel, The Hucksters," opened at the Cap itol Theatre yesterday, with an all- star cast headed by Clark Gable and the English star Deborah Kerr, and proved to be every inch as spell binding and amusing as the widely read book.
 Producer Arthur Hornblow, h., has given authentic and arresting back grounds to story which spans the continent from New York to Holly wood
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
RESULTS OF GAMES
 PLAYED, EXHIBITION

Final scores of exhibition base ball games played over the week end follow.
 Saturday Chicago (N) T; Chicago tA) 6. New York (N) 4; Cleveland (A) g.
 Sunday Pittsburgh (N 12; St Louis (A) IL. St. Louis (A) B" 5; Sacramento (PCL) 5. Cleveland 6A) 13; New York (N) 8 (ten innings). Chicago (N) 2; Chicago tA) l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
COMEDY FEATURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Errol Flynn and Eleanor Parker are co-starred in Warner Bros new romantic comedy, Never Say Good bye" which is at the 20th Gen. tury Theatre tonight for the last two times.
 The mirth-iilled tale of an es- tranged couple who fall in love all over again after years separation the film also boasts an important featured cast that includes Lucille Watson, E. z Sakall, little 8-year-old Patti Brady, Forrest Tucker and Donald Woods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to the St. Ann's Hos pital over the weekend were Susan Cooley and Joe DeLong of An chorage for medical treatment.
 Discharged over the weekend were E. K. Guerin, Robert Tenn pie, Mike Punksi
 At. the Government Hospital, Mrs. Emma Marks baby girl was horn at 3:05 a. m Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
BASEBALL
 TRAINING

NEW YORK, March 8-IRt- Earl York, 21-year- rookie first sack CT of the Chicago Cubs is off to an impressive start in his bi1 for ma jor league. berth.
 York, a southpaw all the way, has clubbed a homer in each of the Cubs first two exhibition games against the Chicago White Sox. The Cuhs took both games by a one-run mar gin.
 Yesterday, he shared honors with Rookie outfielder Clarence Mad dern in the Bruins 2-l conquest of the White Sox Maddern broke II tie with homer in the sixth inning.
 TUCSON, Ariz, March 6.|R-
 Note from other camps:
 Manager Lou Boudreau is highly pleased with the performance of out fielder Allie Clark, who collected four hits in yesterdays 13-8 ten-l0 inning victory over the New York Giants.
 Clark was obtained from the New York Yankees in winter deal for hurler Red Embree.
 CIUDAD Trujillo, D. R., March g. -lR Roy Campanella, regarded by many as the best catcher in the h. ternational League last season, is going to be tried in the outfield by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
 Campanella, currently on the rost- CT of the Montreal Royals, hit .273 for the Royals last year. The Dod- gers will transfer the Negro star tC their roster as soon as they gel below their 40-man limit,
 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla March 8 i -4R-Manager Bucky Harris of the New York Yankees has intimated that he will retain six outfielders for the championship season. l Joe DiMaggio and Tommy Hen- rich are set in center and right field respectively, with Charley Keller slated for left. The other three are rockies Cliff Mapes and Ed Stewart and Johnny Lindell, star of the re- cent World Series
 1 BRADENTON, Fla, March B. | LR-The Boston Braves were told to- day by Brooklyn Dodger Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
N O T I c E

Having taken over the Chick and Jerry Cafe, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one after this date unless author ized by myself. Dated March 6, '48, Stoned. Anna Holm. 829 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08

Although only Il percent of U. s. farms had electricity in 1855, more than 61 percent have cleo tricity today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
EALs|l1l;'
 G RA RAs 47A

ed to Boston: The Dodgers will not win the pennant without me- Bos- ton gave up Ray Sanders, Banken- well and Cash for the second base man, currently bedridden with pneu- monia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08

It is estimated that a well man aged farm pond can produce as much meat per acre as the same area devoted to pasture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08
Sporis Briefs

Here are the weekend sport briefs:
 ARCADIA, Calf. Salmagundi (S5.7o) won $l00,000 Santa Anita Derby in photo over Call Bell at the conclusion of Santa Anita meet. Longshore Drumbeat was third. Crowd: 6l000; handle: S3,94l ,369.
 BCSTON-Army won first Indoor Nonagonal games, outscoring favor ed Yale, 48-45. Others: Columbia 3l, Harvard 29 1-2; Penn 16; Dart mouth, 12. Princeton 10, Cornell 8 1-2; Navy 8.
 CHAMPAIGN, Ill-Ohio State, led by Lloyd Duffs 16 points, won 38th Big Nine indoor track meet Duff bettered American 70-yard high hurdle mark with an :08.4 per formance. Other team finishers: H. linois 40: Minnesota 26 1-2, Michi- gan 25 1-2; Indiana 22; Wisconsin 13 1-2; Purdue II 1-2; Northwestern 9, Iowa A.
 GAINESVILLE, Fla.-Al Smith Winston Salem, N C., won $500 first prize, in 54-hole Gainesville Open Golf Tournament, defeating Skee Riegel, Los Angeles, on second hole of sudden death playoff.
 nrr1rr xLOPK AlNarn Csa0rpnftI f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08

BRADENTON, Fla, March B. R-The Boston Braves were told to- day by Brooklyn Dodger Secretary Harold Parrott that Eddie Stanky made this comment after being trad
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-08

NEW YORK -Alvaro Georgetti and Angelo De Baco of Italy won Six Day Bike Races with l,2l6 points.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-18
FLOWER FESTIVAL
TO BE HELD IN ZION

The executive board of the
Illinois Garden Club met Fri
day, August 13, at the home of
the vice president Mrs. Paul
Dunnick, to discuss plans for
the Flower Festival which the
club is sponsoring and is to be
held in September at Zion De-.
partment Store.
Watch this column for fur
Their notice regarding news of
the Flower Festival.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-18
1T. LEIGH LAID TO REST

CONTINUED from page ~
Upon his arrival in France he
was assigned to the Fourth Ar
incurred Division as above men
toned.
Before leaving for college
and during his high school
days here in Zion Warren was
very active in the Zion Junior
Guard organizations and
achieved the rank of major.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-18
The 'elheOCrat

The deep sympathy of his
friends and the many friends
of his parents are extended to
his loved ones. Services before
interment were conducted by
Overseer Lee of The Christian
Catholic Church at the Cong
don Funeral Home. Interment
was with full military honors
under the direction of the Am
erican Legion with committal
by the Rev. Carl Melting.
r. povc To Adyorfiso
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-18
ZION INDUCTRIES Picnic

Last Wednesday afternoon
the employees and executives
of the Zion Industries, Inc,
gathered at Lakewood Park,
Round Lake, to enjoy their an
nual summer picnic. Although
there was a much needed rain
in the forenoon the day clear
ed off beautifully in the after
noon and most enjoyable
time was had by all who at
tended. AS usual refreshments
were furnished by the Indust-
ries.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gautier
went to New Orleans, Tuesday,
for an overnight stay while at
tending the Delta Ice convention
that was in session there from
Sunday until Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinn Gautier also attend
ed the meeting having motored
over with their children. They
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hull.
Mrs. T. M. Clearinghouse and
daughter, Jimmie, and Mrs. Os-
a Green motored to Biloxi
Tuesday where they were Joined
by Mesdames Bob Presley and
Ebert Enchos on a visit to Gulf
port where they spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Mccoy mo.
tored from Long Beach Sunday
to spend the day with their sol
and daughter-in-law and children
Among those who come from
Ole Miss to spend Christmas vii
be Evon Ezell who makes hi,
home with his grandmother, Mrs
+. +. Grant and with whom h,
VIII enjoy the holidays.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17
May We Be Of Service To You?
Pascagoula- Moss Point Bank
Pascagoula Moss Point
Capital Stock-$l75.000.o0 Surplus-$300000.00
Total Resources-over $4,000 100000 i.
Member of the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Ask pplicotion
For u. S. Deputy
Murshull's Job

Applications will be accepted
until close of business December
20, l948, by the Regional Director,
Tenth U. S. Civil Service Region,
Customhouse. New Orleans,
Louisiana, for probational ap-
pointment to positions of Deputy
United States Marshal in the Of
flee of United States Marshal,
Department of Justice, in the
Southern District of Mississippi,
according to an announcement is
sued today. The salary is $2874
a year.
Age limits for these positions
are 81 to SO. Applications will
be accepted, however, from per-
son entitled to veteran prefer
ence who are under 81 years of
age, but they will not be consider
ed for appointment until they
have reached their 21st birthday.
All applicants will be required
to pass a written test, and in adj
dition meet certain experience
and training requirements.
Complete information concern
ing this examination, as well as
the necessary application blanks
may be secured from most first
and second-class post offices in
Mississippi, or from the Region
al Director, Customhouse, New
Orleans Is, Louisiana.