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Evening star., 1949-05-29
Fry, Dallas and DohIin Winners
In l2-Mile Potomac Soil Race

winning the prsss again, But Seret,
Dahlin beat him out by sl least
eight minutes.
James MCGUIRE. another 0.wu.
sailor. eaptised his Tempest q fee
minutes after starting and waA
rescued by an ODBC craft manned
by Ben Minor and others. Nd.
0uire. who was sailing angle
handed. never got goans again.
The bis neet. vent Of ai 10
minute intervals depending on
their handicap. had q strong. fair
tide all the way 10 ounston Cove
The wind was westerly ard very
fiukey. but Il still gase The he~t
just about every point Of sailing
found on the Sunday afternoon
triangle.
The feet sails novelty raees IN
the cove tomorrow. then races
back 10 Alexandria Monday for
the secrrtary's Trophy.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Four Records Foil as Sportons
Capture IC4A Track Meet

Horace Asflenfelter of Penn
State won the two mile In 9:09.2
erasing the mark of 9:118 set by
Curtis Stone. also OF Penn State
in 1947.
Jim Fuchs of Yale won the shot
with So feet % inch. The old
mark was IS feet ~ inches by
the late Alfred Blozis of George
town, in 1912.
Tie for High Jump Mark.
Dick Phillips Of Brown and
Irving Mondschein Of N. Y. u.
SCARED to q new mark Of 8 feet ia
inches In q high Jump tie, one
inch over Mondschein's own recs
ord made in 1913.
Michigan State piled up its
points In the hurdles. Paige
Christensen. defending champion,
was third in the highs behind
his teammate Smith, with Jim
Gehrdes Of Penn State second.
In the lows. Christensen came
In fifth. with Smith and johnson
out In front. Gehrdes was third.
Four champions out Of IL de-
tended their titles successfully.
Ashenfelter was q repeater from
l948, as was Mondschein in the
high Jump. Victor Frank Of Yale
won the discus with $50 feet 6H
inches. well behind his 1o48 win
ming throw Of 165 feet ST inches
Arthur Sherman Of Rhode Island
State. who tied for first last year
In the pole vault. tied again this
year. this time with Neil King
of Yale, at l3 feet.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
|Conqueror Of Jones
Sets Mile Record
ey the A,soeio,.d Press

LYNCHBURG. Va, May 2s.-
Alvin Smith. undefeated Roanoke
College runner. outran the highly
touted Bobby Jones Of George
Washington High to set q mile
record OF 4::24.7 in the Virginia
State AAU track and field cham
pionships. Third was 1t. Henry
Hart Of Quantico Marines. He and
Jones also were undefeated 60
ing into today's race.
Quantico Marines won the SEN
ior division championship and
Virginia Tech freshmen the jun
ior division title.
Team scores In the senior divi-
sion were Quantico Marines. 54A:
University Of Virginia. 37A; v.
p. l.. 29Ks: Washington and Lee
University, 26: Roanoke College,
l2h: University of Richmond,
|5Ha; George Washington High
School. Alexandria, 2: Lynchburg
YMCA. /. and Newport News APP
prentice School, l.
Junior division team scores were
v. p. !. freshmen. 50: Woodberry
Forest. 81: University OF Virginia.
n: E. c. Glass High School. 1412;
Northside Athletic Club. Rich
mond. Is: George Washington
High School, 8. Newport News
High School. 5; Quantico Marines,
IS: Washington and Lee Univer-
|sity. S; Stuyvesant School. War
|renton. s: oceana High School. 4;
Blacksburg High School, 4: Maury
High School tNorfolk). 8: James
Monroe High School Fredericks-
burg). Ia; Kempsville High
School. L: Virginia Episcopal
School Uynchburg). l.. and Fork
Union Military Academy. /.
Evening star., 1949-05-29

Navy scored tsc tnabar xtc4as aea
over West Point yesterday - tlssss
traditional igre w~ek sssosis
events. ons = surprising ls~s ga-
umph in lacrosse that save ne
Midshtpmen a claim 10 the na-
saonal intercollegiate t.tis
An estimated crowd @, lseca
fans SAN the stack battle at An
napolis turn into q roat fer Navy
after ths tram nniseaed las nrxt
half On even terms at &-$ strye
Schoen paced the Middies ATTACK
with three goAls.
The result gave Navy a claim
to the crown alonx with johns
Hopkins. which. like the Annapolis
ten. 10 undefeAted IN sntereoliegt-
ate competition. Hopkins defeated
Army. 1915. The uatter probably
viii be decided by a vote OF the
United States intercollegiate La
crosse Association.
Navy Wins Sailing Event
In other events at Annapolis.
reported by the Associated Press
Navy defeated Arrny's dinghy sail
Ing crew. $50 10 $50, while Army .
tennis team defeated It's service
rivals. So. for the fourth con-
secutive year, Arrnys captain.
Charles Oliver. thumped Midsllip-
man Mike vogt In the No.
match. 81. 81.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
WoIIuch HurIs Hitter
In CYO Junior LEAGUE

Butch Wallach pitched q one
hitter as st. Teresa's defeated
Holy Comforter, so. in the Junior
CYO baseball League yesterday
ST.. Joseph's Home, II; st. Aloysius. o.
10: st. Joseph's. 3. Our Lady OF Loprdes
10: st. Stephens. 5. st. Anthonys. IL;
st. Martins, o. ST. AIMS II: st. Mary's
g.. st, Mary's. o; Sacred Heart, 8. St
1feky,s, 49,: Holy Trinity. z. Campus. 9;
&c. James, @. Blessed Sacrament, 10; Ma
tivity, o.. Holy Comforter. o; et. Peters, @
Hernadette. =, Holy comfnrter. q: g.
Martins. o.
Girls softball juniors--st James, z; o.
Jossph's, o. st. Peters. 20: st, Francii
Evening star., 1949-05-29
CYO Golf Meet Todoy

The Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton win hold its first annual
father-son golf tournament today
at the Georgetown Prep course, an
l8-hole handicap Scotch foursome
affair in two age groups starting
at / pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Double Heoder at Norbeck

The Washington All-Stars OF
Local 81. Building Service Union,
will travel to Norbeck. Md, to-
morrow to engage in the feature
game OF q double header. The
ALL Stars will play the winner OF
a game between the Washington
Royals and the Anacostia A. c..
which begins at l pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Mats
CONTINUED From Page BID

first base and such slhmbering
cost the Mats . run. for Robertson
drilled . single to left. That
served only TO advance Stewart to
second, however. and Kramer
eased out Of tronble when vollmer
flied to williams and Doerr threw
out Robinson.
Robertson's three safeties paced
the Mats I2-hit assault on Kramer
and Hughson. who notched his
second win. while williams. Pesky.
Stephens and Birdie Tebbetts each
collected two Of Bostons IL hits
of Scarborough, Welteroth and
Joe Haynes.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Irish Vets Trovel

The Irish War Vets will travel
10 Annapolis tomorow TO play
Herald ftaroor In an unlimited
BASEBALL game beginning 81 . $50
pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Kovokos Swomps Pentooon

A second-inning homer with the
bases loaded by Bob Heinbaugh
featured Kavakos Grill's 12-l vic
tory over Pentagon Air Force in
yesterdays Alexandria Softball
League game.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
OUTDOORS

One Of the best fish stories to-
come our way recently concerns
the experience of r. s. Lloyd Of
Chapel Hill, N. c., while angling
Evening star., 1949-05-29

Several anglers reported with
indignation the snagging Of trout
In both Maryland and Virginia
trout, streams. One incident was
witnessed on Fishing Greek IN
Maryland and the other on Piny
Creek In Virginia. In both in
stances, natives residing nearby
the streams were the perpetrators.
OF, course. 1t is against the law
! to snag trout. Why any one. other
Evening star., 1949-05-29

a bass rose to his lure. Lloyd
hooked him, and found the other
i've fugitive bass still firmly on
the fish line.
From the United States Fish
and Wildlife Service comes the
story of a British born woman
in California who wanted to
get a mate for the lonely bison
bull in the London Zoo. She
offered to pay all transportation,
feeding and handling costs. The
Fish and Wildlife Service. after all
arrangements had been made.
corralled a 600-pound bison heifer,
loaded her into crate with
.built-in water and feeding troughs.
and shipped her from Cache.
Okla. to New. York. Here the
bison will be put aboard q vessel
bound for England and her new
mate.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

of lawn moving aches and pains for
the man with an average size lawn.
No pushing-no pulling. just one
simple Magic Touch" control to
start, stop, speed up or slow down.
See the REQ at your lawn mower
dealers today.
Evening star., 1949-03-04

best judge of whether she can
dance or not. Linda said she
couldn't. Her studio said she
could. Now they are cutting out
all Linda's dancing in "Slattery's
Hurricane. which means they
have to remake one-half of the
picture.
Gregory Peck gets no women at
all in his Twelve O'Clock High
for Sy Bartlett. And this makes
three no-Women pictures for Sy-
the two others being Down to the
Sea in Ships" which I hear is a
dilly, and "13 Rue Madeline"
Alice Faye's contract at 20th-
Fox expires in the fall of 1850
But until then-and this has been
going on for three yearS-every IL
weeks Alice is solemnly sent a
script, and every IL weeks she
turns it down. And every II weeks
she is put on suspension.
All that trouble between Bette
Davis and her husband. William
Grant Sherry, has been smoothed
out. And when Sherry exhibits
his primitive oil painting of their
daughter Barbara in New York
next month Bette will be right
there with him to take bows on
having such a beautiful daughter
X X X X
Good news for Robert Walkers
fans. His studio, Metro, has sew
Evening star., 1949-03-04

ton with 20th-Fox will be clari-
fed at the end of this month,
when Gene goes back on the
studio payroll. Studios hate to
pay salaries unless the star is
willing to work.
Nunnally Johnson is testing the
three top actors in Japan for his
Three Came Back" picture. I'VE
have to pick one who speaks Eng
lish so we in America can under
stand it," Nunnally tells me. All
of this picture, about an American
woman in a Jap internment camp,
will now be made in Hollywood.
William Powell is the star, not
Van Johnson, in ''Bandwagon. "
There was some talk of Van join
ing Bill, but his studio has too
Evening star., 1949-03-04

eral big pictures lined up for him
through the rest of this year and
1850. 1t was Boss Dore Schary
who brought Robert to Hollywood
in the first place-for "Bataan," "
when Dore was a producer. And
it is he who is behind the "Give
Walker another chance" plan.
Now the rest is up to Bob.
Burt Lancaster seen huddling
with Byron Haskins, who will di-
rect him in William Tell" to be
made in Europe. Byron is the boy
who gave Burt his first Hollywood
test-playing a bit from Casa
blanca in Bogart's role.
Victor Mature hoped he had
killed that beautiful" tag for
ever. But it has popped up again
because of television, where set
owners can now see Vic with very
few clothes on in "One Mil
lion, BIC"
X x X X
Gene Tierney'S clOuded Situa-
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Graham

Continued From Page A22)
wife Nora for turning the tables
on him and walking out.
Betty Cradle is the luckiest star
in Hollywood. She does not report
for work in wabash Avenue
until September. This gives Betty
a complete rest of from seven to
eight months. That's not bad-a
salary of 100000 annually for
four months of work.
X X X
Linda Darnell is now proved the
Evening star., 1949-03-04
A Vet Femme Looks
At Hollywood Men
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

Mae Clarke. a movie veteran
says there's nothing wrong with
today's younger male stars, but
they'd improve "if somebody took
the mirrors out of their dressing
rooms"
IF they must look at them
selves so much" she added, "let
them look directly into a girls
eyes, and see themselves reflected
there. They might see them
selves as women see them"
Evening star., 1949-03-04

many movies lined up for the boy.
Jean Peters is putting on the
pitch of her young life to trek to
Broadway to star with Jessie
Royce Lands in magnolia AL
ley" The pair worked together
in 1T Happens Every Spring.
Jean has never worked on the
stage. The experience would in
crease her movie value.
(Released by North American Newspapc
Alliance)
Evening star., 1949-03-04

Gene Tierney'S clouded situa-
Evening star., 1949-03-04

Stainless steel interior; two double ice
troys; stoinproof top. Here is one of the
greatest convenienees on the norket to-
doy perfect for recreation room or
office, it offers you excellent refrieel otion
Fully guaranteed.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
West, Prada in Main Bout
'0f Liberty Club Opener

Youthful lightweights are te
slug it out at Uline Arena Novem.
Der 4 when Sonny Boy West, 1oca,
boy, opposes Argentinan Alfredo
Prada in the scheduled 10-round
main event Of Liberty Athletic
Clubs opening indoor show.
West has knocked out Johnny
Williams and Willie Beltram In
his last two starts.
Prada originally swept so sue
cessive amateur bouts and As OF
46 as pro in South America
He registered a 58-second first
round knockout of Charles
"Cabey" Lewis at Queensboro
Stadium, New York.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Tributes Are Paid
ToCox in Verse,
Sonqs and Gifts

Congressional Country Club
members in song, verse and pres
ents celebrated Witty Cox Night
last night on the SD birthday of
their favorite golf professional.
Witty received a combination
television, radio and record player
on behalf of the membership and
his friends and associates in the
pro game.
His assistants, Warner Gray and
Jocko Miller. also received gifts,
much to WHY'S delight.
The speeches included an un-
expected poem of tribute from
AL Houghton Of Prince Georges,
entitled "Wiffy Cox, the fox"
In an afternoon golf match,
Witty dropped a 12-foot putt on
the 18th green to enable him and
Fred Mcleod to break even with
the Worsham brothers, Lew and
Buck.
Evening star., 1949-10-28

large spoons and drifting soft
crabs proving the most success
full, methods. For trolling, the
metal lines are proving best as
IT is necessary to get down on the
bottom with a minimum OF lead
for the big fish which still are
mostly in deep water. The smaller
rockfish are being taken with the
small polar bear, bucktal ana
feather lures and also with small
spoons, trolled through the feed
ing schools at and near the top.
Cooler nights have popped up
the black bass to some extent ana
anglers who can find relatively
clear water in the Potomac and
its tributaries should find the
sport improving. The same ap-
plies to ponds and lakes such as
Triadelphia Reservoir. There Is
no predicting just what water con-
ditions will be found on the upper
Potomac this week end, but our
guess is that they will be IN fair
shape.
Although literally thousands OF
ponds are being constructed on
farms all over the United States,
they are barely keeping ahead OF
the demands made upon our fish
ing resources by the increased
activities of sport fishermen. The
Fish and Wildlife Service in its
latest release advises that during
the past few years farmers IN
Texas alone have built more than
1000 farm fish ponds. Missouri
ponds have increased by $4,000
in 10 years and Mississippi re-
ports $4,000 ponds in the last
i've years. In Oklahoma, some
1000 to 5000 ponds a year are
being constructed. While our
neighboring States Of Maryland
and Virginia have not reached the
totals mentioned above, their pro-
grams are expanding rapidly.
Farm fish ponds can be OF
almost any size for fish purposes.
Even little ones as small as one
fourth acre can be made to pro-
duce fish If carefully stocked and
fertilized. Prospective fish farm
ers" should seek help from their
own State conservation agencies
and the Fish and Wildlife Service
will provide the fish stock when
the pond Is completed.
The Fish and Wildlife Service
is also recommending especially
the use Of small ponds for bait
minnow production, which Il
managed correctly can prove
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Injury Healed, MILAN
Seen Ready for Bout

If Charley MILAN beats Sonny
Boy Bum next Monday night in
the main event fight at Turner's
Arena, the Baltimorean will have
settled for the time being that a
broken jaw hasn't hampered his
drive for flstic recognition.
| Last winter Freddy Dawson,
current No. / lightweight con-
tender, broke Millan's jaw in the
ninth round of a match at Turn
er's. MILAN returned to action
and Tuner fans saw ample proof
Of his comeback qualities when
he beat Johnny Williams.
MILAN has record which shows
victories over Terry Moore. Buddy
Garcia, Buster Tyler, Santa Bucca
and Bobby Lee.
Herbie Jones, local southpaw,
will make his winter debut at
Turner's in an eight-rounder
against Jay White of New York.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Federal Golfers End
Season Tomorrow

Federal Golf Association has q
double-header program scheduled
tomorrow to conclude it's activities
for the season.
The annual field day will bs
held at East Potomac with sweep
stakes play for the men and .
mixed Scotch foursome for man
and woman golfers. Low gross,
net and blind bogey prizes will be
awarded in the sweepstakes. Play
will start at 9 am.
The FGA members annual ban
quet is scheduled for $50 pm. at
Benny Bortnick's, 1906 Rhode Is
land avenue NE. A buffet supper
will be served at 7 and presenta-
ton of prizes will follow.
Special guests will include
Prince Georges Pro AL Houghton.
first president of the association,
and Bill Spellman of the Sports
Center.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 28.-You
hear it often in the stands
when the Green Bay Packers
come onto the field.
who's the old guy with the
gray hair?" Fans ask each
other.
When they find out he's Tony
Canadeo, currently the Ma
tional Football Leagues lead
ing ground gamer, most Of
them still don't believe it. That
is, until they see him go.
It's just as well Canadeo
can't hear the fans talk. He's
sensitive about that "old guy"
stuff. Like the incident in a
recent game. Canadeo carried
and was stopped by three tack
lers. When the pile untangled
the official saw who had the
ball.
"You still in the game?" he
cracked. Aren't you a little
old to be running around out
here?"
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Michigan S Governor. =.
Adds State Police 10
|GaviIan-Felton Probe
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

DETROIT, Oct. 2s.-Gov. Will
liams ordered Michigan State
police today to investigate rumors
of gambling coup in the Lester
Felton-Kid Gavilan fight after
Detroit police already had started
an investigation.
Williams said he was instruct
ing State Police Commissioner
Donald S. Leonard to step into
the case at the request of State
Boxing Commissioner Floyd Ste
vens. The Detroit police probe
was ordered yesterday by Police
Commissioner Harry S. Toy.
There have been rumors of a
betting coup by gamblers as a
result of the judges decision to
give FELTON, the decision over
Gavilan.
Williams said he wanted the
State police to determine whether
the decision was wrong as mat
ter of carelessness or whether
there was outside influence.
If these was anything wrong
We will take action" he said. IF
not the people involved will be
cleared"
Licenses Are Recalled.
Stevens has recalled the IL
censes of Morrie Sherman, the
referee, and Sam Pearlstein, one
Of the judges. It was their votes
for FELTON, that gave him a deci-
sion over Gavilan in last Friday
nights fight.
Toys investigation already has
kicked up rumpus in Detroit.
AS the police head assigned his
top sleuths to his inquiry, the two
suspended fight officials registered
indignation. -
Sherman, former fighter, and
Pearlstein, former fight manager,
each took the position that II
called it as saw it,"
The State Boxing Commission,
charging that Sherman and Pearl
stein were "lax." suspended their
licenses.
Seeks Gambling Link.
At the same time Commissioner
Toy moved in. declaring he had
heard rumors of gambling coup"
and raising question of fixed
fight"
To direct his investigation Com
missioner Toy called on the man
who helped probe the attempted
assassinations of Walter and Vic
tor Reuther of the CIO United
Auto Workers. He assigned In
spector Joseph Krug Of the special
investigation squad to the job.
Krug's men yesterday began ques-
tioning seconds and handlers of
FELTON, and Gavilan.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
His Hair Is Gray, but Conodeo
Leads NFL Ground Gamers
Canadeo glared at him.

Canadeo glared at him.
Maybe I am" he snapped,
'but I still can run a lot bet
ter than you can see."
Actually, the fiery italian was
only 80 last May. His hair has
been gray. he says. since his
college days at Gonzaga. It's
a little thinner now, in his
eighth season Of pro ball with
the Packers.
But Canadeo is having one
Of his best years. Now he is
leading the leagues ground
gamers with 432 yards in 10
carries for a SIS average.
That's a bit better than his
overall average. In the seven
years from 1941 through 1948
he missed 1945 because of
the war-he carried COS times
for 2.576 yards, an average
of ~.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Mats 10 Enter Bidding
For Di||inger, Priddy
As Browns Unload
By Burton Howkins

The st. Louis Browns are pre-
pared to junk all players over 28
years old - including highly re-
garded Third Baseman Bob Dill
linger and Second Baseman Jerry
Priddy - and among those who
will enter spirited bidding for that
pair is Clark Griffith. the Mats
boss.
"I'm definitely interested in both
Of them" declared Griffith, who
said he would welcome a deal
which would return Priddy to
Washington. Priddy left the Mats
after the l943 season following a
fuss with Ossie Bluege, then man
ager of the Mats.
Griffith will be one of many
seeking Dillinger and Priddy. Last
season the Philadelphia Athletics
offered $175,000 and five players
for Priddy and were snubbed, but
they already have opened nego-
tiations in an attempt to land him
for their 1850 club. Bidding high
for Priddy, too, will be the Detroit
Tigers.
Griffith professed no interest in
q dozen other players President
Bill Dewitt said the Browns will
sell or trade. They are Pitchers
Carl Drews, Red Embree, Tom
Ferrick, Joe Ostrowski, AL Papai
and Tommy Fine. Infielders Jack
Graham, Johnny Sullivan and Ed
die Pellagrini and Outfielders Paul
Lehner. Whitley Platt and Stan
Spence.
Priddy, who was sold to the
Browns for $25,o00 by the Mats,
batted 200 this year. while the be-
spectacled Dillinger led the st.
Louis club with a 1923 average.
Dewitt said the Browns chiefly
are interested in acquiring good
ball players" but particularly are
desirous of getting pitchers and a
shortstop. He said players %
years old or under are mot avail
able" for sale or trade, but the
Athletics aren't taking him at his
word.
Arthur Ehlers, director of the
AS farm system, conferred with
Dewitt yesterday and offered
100000 for Outfielder Roy Siev-
ers, recently voted rookie of the
year" in the American League in
q pool Of baseball writer's. The
Browns boss refused the offer.
Dewitt disclosed that the Browns
are dropping nine farm clubs
and hope to add three new ones.
The Browns are pulling out of
Elmira, N. Y, Springfield, H.,
Reidsville. N. c.. Globe Miami,
Ariz., Gloversville. N. Y, Salinas,
Calf, Olean, N. Y, Mayfield, KY,
and Wausau, Wise.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Mrs. Rozonsky Leader
In Indian Spring Golf

Mrs. Ben Rozansky scored
112-36-76 yesterday to win the
seasons final ladies day golf
tournament at Indian Spring.
Low gross honors went to Mrs.
Anne Hartmann with 96, while
the 80 by Mrs. Jules Friedenseon
accounted for the putting prize.
Evening star., 1949-10-28

n u m e r a b l e
schools Of small
stripers h av e
b e e n e v ry-
where with an
occasional good
fish a m o n G
them. w hill e
the larger fish
have not shown
much sign OF
sc h o olin 6,
many are being
taken at mid
bay points by
trolIihp. with
live eAlS and
Evening star., 1949-10-28
|Goithersburg to Offer
|Niqht Football Series

Montgomery County Co-opera-
tive Agricultural Center will spon-
sor a series of football games to
be played Saturday nights at
Gaithersburg.
First game tomorrow night at
|8 O'Clock pits Sandy Spring
against Brookland Merchants.
Sandy Spring will face Mount
Rainier the following Saturday
and Silver Spring and Laurel on
succeeding Saturdays.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Riverside Loses First
Roller Hockey Match

Riverside Rollers dropped the
opening roller hockey game of
the 1949-50 season last night at
Riverside Stadium, losing, 81, to
the Baltimore Bees before nearly
l 200 spectators.
A rotund Baltimore winger,
Russell "Porky" Gross, led the
Bees to victory with a two-goal
performance. Baltimore took q
20 lead in the first period or
Gross first goal and a tally by
Center Bill Heidel. g.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Schultz Hits Golf Ace

DR.. Fred c. Schultz scored his
first hole-in-one on the 190-yard
14th hole at Washington Golf and
Country Club, hitting q 3-iron
to the green. Witnesses were
w. N. Flint, DR.. ]. r. Hogan and
Roy H. Halquist.