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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-02
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-02
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ton.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Miss Mary Hickman
dies in lovettsville
Spseioi pispo,eh 10 The Ssor

LOVETTSvuIE. Va, June 81.
Mary Margaret Hickman.
81. church worker. county news
paper correspondent and sister Of
the vice president of the City
Bank of Washington. died yester-
day at the Frederick Memorial
Hospital after a weeks illness.
A lifelong resident of the Low
ettsville community, she was a
daughter of the late William S.
and Mary Margaret Hickman.
She was a Sunday school teach
er at the New Jerusalem Lutheran
Church here for IS years. She also
was a member Of the Ladies Aid
Society and was active in report
ing local news items to county
papers.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
II. c. Barthel Of Boyce. Va. and
Miss Nina Hickman. Lovettsville.
and seven brothers. They are:
Thomas p. Hickman. vice presi-
dent of The City Bank. and Roy
Hickman, Washington; Earl Hick-
man. Ltitz. Pa: Harry Hickman,
Point Of Rocks. Md: B. D. Hick-
man, E. p. Hickman and Russell
s. Hickman. Lovettsville.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. Wednesday at the Lutheran
Church here Burial win be In the
IoyettSville Union Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Mrs. Maienia SakeII Dies;
Wife Of Orthodox Priest

Mrs. Matenla N saken -. vile
o. the Rev Nicholas Sakeli, re-
tired Greek Orthodox priest. dle<i
yesterday at her home 500 Wood
land terrace. Alexandria. after a
iong illness.
Mrs Sakell VAS born In Greece
and educated in Turkey Her hus-
band MAS head @. the Theological
Seminary In conStAntlnople be-
fore they came 10 this country in
1924 They lived in Burning ham
Ala Little Rock, Ark. and Toledo.
Ohio After Mr Sakell retired
from the ministry In YOUNGSTOWN,
Ohio. siA years ago. he and his
wife came 10 Bethesda. They
moved To Virginia three years ago
Besides her husband. Mrs.
Sakell is survived by two sons, the
Rev. James Sakell. Greek Ortho-
dox priest In Birmingham. and
DIR, Achilles Sakell. OF the Alex
andrta address. State Department
employe and lecturer in lnterna-
tional law at George washington
University.
Funeral services will be held al
? pm. Wednesday at Saints
Constantine and Helen Church.
Sixth and c streets S.W-. with
burial In Glenwood csme,.rx
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Mrs. Marie Evans Dies:
Composer, Author. Painter
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CHARloTIEsvlI1. We Jane
- Ma Maris l@sa4se hsaaa ts.
piano cugapaSrg satsses and ia
isi galos pasntsf Who died cA,.
ugday al heS horae IN Tire rsxssea
Court Apartments al the cnlse;-
Aty os Virginia was 10 b buried
today al Aberdeen Mia
Funeral @tN scrs acre nsaa YEA
tefaAy In Si Faais MrFnos aai
Church oil the unisegaaty al W.
glniA
Educated al the Cine gnnAu con-
seTsAtass O! MuSie. Mrs Evans
studied piano and composition IN
Chlease and Pagis and wAs Tho
composer oi serles al small piano
pirSsA STIR also ~aa The author
Of numerous rlAGAEIfs articles.
Mira Evans painted 100 asecles
Of fiowvrs and fruits @! Central
America Hsf water enaofs wrge
exhibited in Washington si ths
invitation Of the Pan American
Union
SHE IL saT, i,ed by hst husband,
Herbert II Evans . daughter.
Mrs Robert l.. Smith al Tlentsin.
China, y aan, Herbert Esans 81
New YORK City. ana three sast~ss.
Mrs George W Edscsly oi wash.
lnston. Mira Joseph u Taylor ei
Charlottesville and Mira h Hand
Mitchell Of Little Rock. AIk.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Funeral Rites Held
AT HyattsviIIe for
Noble |. 0wings

Services for Noble l. Owings. 60,
assistant TO the chief engineer OF
the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission, who died Friday
were held this morning at Pinkney
Memorial Episcopal Church. Hy-
attsville. The Rev. ]. Jaquelin
Amber. rector. conducted the
service. Burial was In London
Park Cemetery. Baltimore.
Mr.. Owtngs died at Prince
Georges Hospital. Cheverly. He
had suffered from q heart ailment
for two years.
Born in Baltimore. Mr., Owings
lived at 4507 Oliver street. River
dale. for 81 years. He was civil
engineering graduate OF Johns
Hopkins University and a member
of the American Society of Civil
Engineers.
During World War he served
in France as a lieutenant in the
engineers.
Main body of the collection con-
sists of the works by American
Painters. the announcement said.
adding:
A leading member of Pinkney
Memorial Church, he had served
as organist for 10 years and also
had served as choir director. Sun
day School superintendent. and
chairman Of the Expansion Com
mittee. He also belonged to the
Mems Club.
Mr.. Owings served on the vestry
for IS years. He resigned because
of i'll health when reelected last
month and his wife was appoint
ed in his place.
Besides his widow. he leaves a
son. the Rev. Noble L. Owings, jr.,
rector Of st. Pauls Episcopal
Church. San Rafael. Calf. and
two daughters, Miss Jane c. and
Miss Ann NJ. Owings. both Of >Riv-
erdale. Also surviving are his
mother. Mrs. Carrie p. Owings, of
the Riyerdale address, and a
brother. the Rev. Harry Evan
Owings. a Baptist clergyman of
Santa Ava, Calf. There are also
three grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Dr.. John 6. GiIlord Dies,
Professor of Forestry
~ the Assoe,osed ssssa

MIAMI. Fla. June 27-Dr
John c. Clifford. 70. professor OF
tropical forestry at the University
OF Miami. died Saturday night In
Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Prof. Clifford. founder and FIRST
editor Of the American Forestry
Magazine. formerly was professor
Of forestry at Cornell University.
A native Of Mays Landing.
N. j., he has been q resident OF
Miami since 1902. He was the first
State forester for New Jersey and
served with the Agriculture De-
partment in Puerto Rico, Cuba
and the Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Richard {. NoH, 13. Dies:
Former keniueky Judge
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Evening star., 1949-06-27

ne laQ ScISc0
until the time Of his illness.
1t. Norris was born In Wayside.
Nd, and educated In schools near
there. He came to Washington
when he was about 20 years old.
He had received seven police
Communications. one In connec-
ton with q house-breaking case
some years ago.
Survivors are his widow. Mira
Mary Regina Norris: two sons.
Pvt. John r. Norris OF the Allison
street address. attached to the
Metropolitan Police Identification
Bureau. and Leonard Norris. Ar
lington.
Also six sisters, Mrs. John r.
Cavanagh. Arlington: Mrs. MI
chael Shea. Thompkinsvtlle. Md:
Mrs. T. L. Higgon. Wayside: Sis
ter Mary Denis. Notre Dame Con-
vent, Baltimore: Mrs. Ray Carew
and Miss Laura v. Norris, both
Of Washington.
Funeral services viii be held
at . am. wednesday at st. An
thongs Catholic Church. Twelfth
and Monroe streets NE. with
burial In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
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Evening star., 1949-06-27

IN LISBON. eOf-
tugal, in lS45. He had been IN
exile there since the civil war. In
is47 Generalissimo Franco gave
him permission to return TO Spain
ExiIed Several Times.
A lifelong Republican. he had
been exiled several times by King
Alfonso XIII. Each time he re-
turned. his power as chief OF the
Radical Republican Party grew
greater
MIR. Lerroux was as strongly
opposed 10 Socialism and Com
munism as he was TO the mon
archy. and for this reason left
wing groups prevented his election
as president OF the republic after
the throne was overturned in 1891.
Sought Middle Of Road.
Five times. however. he was
named premier to try to run Spain
on a middle -of-the-road basis.
Mr.. Lerroux started life as n
newspaperman. switched to busi-
ness career. became wealthy in
shipping and allied fields. and
finally turned TO law. He was
admitted to the bar at the age of
so.
Mr.. Leroux was married and
had an adopted son who survives.
His wife died In l943.
Mr.. Lerroux was the son OF an
army veterinarian. His father
wanted him to train for the army.
but finances gave out and at 10 he
got a place on the staff of El
Pals. then Madrid's leading news
paper. Ultimately he became its
managing editor and later estab-
lished his own paper. FL Radical.
In 1900. because of several
caustic articles criticizing the
throne, Madrid became too hot
for him. He went to Barcelona.
center of a separatist movement.
In less than year he was back
in Madrid as deputy and leader
of the radical Republican Party.
Thereafter his career was
stormy. In 1908 he fed first to
France and then to South America
to escape a two-year prison sem
terce. imposed for sedition. He
came back in 1909 only by special
permission Of the old royal cortes. |
An attempt on his life was made
at Sabadell on Nivember 2. 1911.
and another wouId-be-assassin
missed him with q revolver shot |
in Madrid on May n. 1917.
He was elected a member Of the
cortes In 1919 and returned In
1920.
The dictatorship Of Gen. Primo
de Rivera, which did away with
the cortes. met Lerroux' unfilinch-
ing opposition and friends hid
him in their homes until finally
he managed to escape to France.
He was there when a military
revolt in January. 1929, was
crushed by the dictator but was
accused Of being one Of the insti- /
gators.
That. however, was the begin
ming of the end for the royalists.
The cause of republicanism
mounted steadily and Lerroux was
back in Spain and in the thick Of
the political struggle when the |
throne finally toppled.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Frederic McKenney,
Longtime Attorney
Here, Dies al 86

Frederic Duncan Mckeaney
Washington attorney :cg more
Than so years. died early to-day
after long illness al BIS keE-
nedy- Warren apartment. He wAs
S6 years old
A native OF Washing ton, Mi
Mckenney WAS the son Of James
Hall McKenney Who served 10!
more than half century in The
once of the Clerk of the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Mckenney was graduated
from Princeton University In
1884 and received his Law degree
from the old Columbian College
now the George Washington Uni
yersity. He besan his law prac-
tice here IN 1887.
outSt&uuhu&
One of the outstanding prac =
titioners before the Supreme Court
for many years. MIR. Mckenney
served as personal attorney Tor
several justices OF the high court.
He formed a partnership with
Samuel F. Phillips. former United
States solicitor general and also
was associated with Wayne Mac
veagh. former Attorney General
and Ambassador to Italy.
Senior partner OF the Arm Of
McKenney. Flannery and Craig
hill. he served for many years as
special counsel for the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad System and until
shortly before his death was coun-
sci and director Of the Mergen-
thaler Linotype Co. He also was
a former counsel and director OF
Riggs National Bank.
An authority on international
law. Mr.. McKenney was engaged
IN large NUMBER OF proceedings
before the Hague Court and spe-
cial international mixed tribunals.
A member OF the Metropolitan
Club. Mr.. Mckenney also held
membership In the Princeton
Club. the University Club of New
York. the American and District
Bar Associations and the Society
Of International Law.
He is survived by his daugh-
ters. Mrs. Arthur Wallace Dunn
and Mrs. William w. Rapley, both
Of Washington.
Funeral services will be held
at noon Wednesday at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. Eighteenth and
Church streets NV Interment
will be private at the Oak Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Dr.. R. S. CorroII Found Decd

ASHEvILLE, N. C.. June 81
tR.-Dr. Robert S. Carroll. 90,
psychiatrist and founder Of High
land Hospital here, was found
dead in bed yesterday at his
Asheyille home. DR.. Carroll
founded Highland Hospital In
1904. In 1889 he decided it TO
Duke University, but remained as
its acting director until 1s45.
when he retired.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Ray Lyman Wilbur,
Inferior Secretary
Under Hoover, Dies
By The As.oeiatsd Pres.


PALO ALTO. Calf. June 27-
DR.. Ray Lyman Wilbur, u. who
earned eminence as an educator
in Government service. IN medi-
cine and as a humanitarian. died
yesterday of heart disease.
The tall, Lincolnesque physician
was president OF STAFFORD Uni
versity q years and its chancellor
since l943.
AS Secretary cf the interior in
the cabinet of Herbert Hoover. a
lifelong friend, he battled for con-
servation, for better housing and
better care for Indians.
AS medical man. he fought
medical costs. illiteracy. syphilis,
quackery and inferior medical
schools.
Praised by Hoover.
He founded the California Ply
sicians' Service-the model for
prepaid voluntary health plans in
this country.
He served as president both OF
the American Academy Of Medi-
cine and the American Medical
Association.
Mr.. Hoover said in New York;
America is a better place for
his having lived In It,"
DR.. Wilbur found time in his
crowded life for a myriad Of in
terests.
He helped found the Institute
of Pacific Relations and served as
its president and chairman. He
was a trustee of a National Con-
ference on Family Life. a trustee
of the Rockefeller Foundation and
a consultant both to the Army and
the Navy in World War II.
Joined Food Administration.
In World War I DR.. Wilbur was
chief of the conservation division
of the United States Food Admin
istration. He is credited with the
slogan, Food Will Win the War"
The governments of France and
Belgium and the German Red
Cross decorated him.
He was on the Hoover Commits
sion for Reorganization Of the
Government. He was chairman
Of the Baruch Commission on
Physical Medicine since 1943.
A Republican of conservative
stripe. DR.. Wilbur was an out
spoken opponent of the New Deal.
and in speeches frequently as
sailed such institutions as the
closed shop.
However. as president of the
Motion Picture Research Council,
he fought alleged monopolistic
practices in the motion picture
industry. and recently he Joined
other important figures in at
tacking "a marked trend toward
control over American
life and institutions.
Brother Also Served in Cabinet.
DR.. Wilbur was the second in
his family to serve in the cabinet.
His brother, Curtis D. Wilbur.
was Secretary of the Navy under
President Coolidge.
DR.. Wilbur's friendship with
former President Hoover dated
from their days together at Stan
ford.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. tomorrow in Stanford
Memorial Church.
The family requested that no
flowers be sent-that instead me-
mortal contributions be made to
the Lane Medical Library Of the
Stanford Medical School.
Three sons and two daughters
survive. as follows: DR.. Blake
Coburn Wilbur, DR.. Dwight Locke
Wilbur and Ray Lyman Wilbur.
jr.: Mrs. Lois Proctor Hopper and
Mrs. Jessica Ely.
Mrs Wilbur died in 1o46
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Harold {. Kinsey Dies;
Former Book Publisher
hY ths A.ses ,esss sss.s

NEW YORK. June 27.--~Harold
Clyde kinsey. 81. president of the
Cameron Machinery Co. and for
mey book publisher. died satur-
day.
In is<3 Mr.. Kinsey sold his book
publishing firm. X. c. Kinsey h
Co. TO O. p. Putnam's Sons,
In 1888 he brought out Mrs
Franklin D. Rooseveit.s This
Troubled World" Other authors
whose works he published tn
cluded Peter b. Kyne, James
Oliver Curwood and Harry Leon
Wilson
Evening star., 1949-06-27
HIT @rnturtai,t

HUMMER, MARTHA. In loving remem-
brance of my sister, MARTHA HUMMER,
Who departsd this life four years ago to-
day, June 81, l945.
What happy days We once enjoyed
When We were all toeether,
But, oh, how changed 1t all is now
Since you have gone forever:
memory oi our dear mother, ANNIE JOHN.
sso today. June 81. ie45. JOB. XIX,
Il know that my, redeemer hveth
And that He shall stand
At the latter day upon the earth:
And thoueh after my skin worms DESTROYED
Isl I q asa f.: tbSzs6 " AND
sPRIGGs. JAMES ". In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband. JAMES W.
today. June 81, l946-
Memories keep you always near me.
LOVINGLY, Lucy sPRIoGs.
rRAvERs. JAMES N. In loving MEM
SEs Sl gu! rRssEas assI a'eise sho ss:
u; isss ssa5' WIFE sfs ''ss{ es In; ssD
our % mother. % Clara II BOYLE Y WAPLG' 1sn" Who &c
has been gone from US six years ago TO-
day. June "a, 1943.
We miss you more and more, mamma,
But know you are with the One
You loved and believed In 20 deeply.
YOUR CHILDREN, ALICE. FRANK. CHAR
LOTTE AND Ci.ARISsA.
wHALEN, IsA1EL. In loving memcry
Of my mother. BABIL wHALEN. yho
asns'tss asne s.. tns is4a. n'e seven Year, ''' ''
Mother was tired and weary.
weary With toll and pain
Put By her glasses and rocker-
She viii never need them again.
into heavens mansion she's entered.
Never to sigh nor weep;
After long years with hfe's struggles,
Mother has fallen asleep.
Rest the tired feet nov forever.
Dear, wrinkied hands are 50 stiii.
Blast Of the earth shall no longer
Throw over my loved one Q chill.
Angels through heaven win guide her.
Jesus will ktill bless and keep aef,
Not for the world would wake her
Mother has fallen asleep.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER BETTY AA5A'
WILLIAMS. NAOMI J. sacred to tn
| memory OF my beloved sister and xtstef-tn.
| law, NAOMI J. WILLIAMS. who passet
into eternal rest one year aso today jun
~. 1s4s.
God saw the road was settins roush.
| The hills were hard 70 climb.
| % Hs sensly closed her loving eyes
lHxR S pSSyoTzD HRofHER AND SISTER
| M.LAw, J6sU AND Jo6kPH y
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Six OF Bond Which Killed
Mrs. Quexon Die in CIosh
Oh sNs Anes 10 s.a tses.

MANILA. June 7T,--six Com =
munisi- guerrtliss Who took
part In The ambush slaying Of Mira
Aurora A QueEon have been
killed. the Philippine eonstaeulaIy
reported today
Other guerrillas Who partiei-
psted In the raid on The former
Philippine Presidenis widow and
II others April - were captured
in the clash near Munos In NussA
Ecita Province.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Dratha

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Beloved wife Of George NJ staSridis. . Fu- ,
neral services strictly private. Gaseh's
STREETS. MARTHA. On Sunday. June
25. l949. at her residence. l743 sth St
James Streets; one daughter. Mrs. Mary
Parrish; one brother James Parker; two
sisters, Rosie Thomas and Matilda Cor
grandchildren, other relatives and friends
Remains resting with L. z. Murray q Son.
1887 10th st. NV. Funeral notice later. .
STEPHENS, LOLA B, Entered into
LoEH ts! sdof q 1sa6 e ag
81. s;w;. beloved wife Of James Stephens.
devoted mother Of Mildred. Patricia. Doris
also is survived by two sisters other rela-
tives and friends Remains resting at the
John Joa Il: 7 Rhines D. Co. Funeral Home, Ord
pm: thence to her late reside residence. e Fa. 10.
neral Wednesday, June 90. / pm. from
the Way of the Cross Church. 4th and
ns Arna,op hHnTy sasoa. H5oosi
Cemetery. IS
lsss. = a.ilinssT HOSPITAL IL iss1s ssfhSR sRnf Tot
SOni sHa,.6 6el0reS nS wife Ct George Tolson and
Csnnis T: Perkins; Also surviving are two
sisters three brothers. other relatives and
snd. tTsnss are Invited Hsr e. e. e,
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV Funeral
from the Shiloh Baptist Church. Garrison
ynt;n;; y1is; va; on & Tuesday. june %. at / pm.
,x3.R xI3.RqMsuII. q M.a,sEraT; CLARK LoR-
sss ws.F Eossa Esid ssns1i hUnsanh hasRi
2: 9. A.. retired. Of iiIoI old Biadens.
q rrumsu s snd i..se9 ass9'ea q canf SsIana L.
suil Of Psiis.de. n, J.; brother ne C Of iam. Mrs.
Hitler. Bushkill, Pa; Mr.. LIVINGSTON Trum-
ST.. ss Es2n.r pumnhi.y rEsRsHIl Funs4sl
where services viii be % held n'S; on Wednes, a
Arlington National Cemetery. IS
VAN HORN. MARY. On Saturday. June
a aer vIs rssdsnss Hnsn lsSs MonIee
Of the late John r. Van Horn. D'iS mother rf of
Mary 4. Bradley. Margaret Ickes and the
a.. ,fte Chester @ A: Van Horn: Services At
4h st. nH vines On e esSss Faasra june Hons .so
pm. Interment Confessional Cemetery.
WATERS, CARL Z. Suddenly, on Sun
day, June 20. 194s, at his residence. 7O4
husband Of Daisy Blair Waters. Services
at Millen, Ga.
WARRINGTON, ANNIE. On THURSDAY,
mother Of ,Wayeriy washington, sister Of
Louise Jackson. mother-in-iaw Of Mamie
Washington. She also leaves 2 grand-
frtends. Friends may cail at the W.
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. 1882 You
st. NV, from 1000 an. until 9 pm.
Tuesday. June %. Funeral and interim
ent, Summit Point. W. va. 81
WASHINGTON. GEORGE. On satur-
day, June rs, 1949, at Naval Hospital.
Bethesda. Nd, GEORGE WASHINGTON
Of 701 Cambridge ave-, Morgantown, w.
ington. father Of George. jr., and Martha
Washington. Remains resting at the 8.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l 14th
at 1890 am. at Fort Myer Chapel. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Copper Engineer Dies

NEW YORK. June ~ P, -~
Elias Anton cappelen Smith. rs.
holder OF many patents In the
metal refining field and iong as
sociated with the copper industry
died Saturday. He was consult
ing metallurgical engineer with
Guegenheim Brothers here.
Evening star., 1949-06-27

LRrrou1 " b o
had proclaimed
his agnosticism
throughout his
life. returned 10
the Cath lie
Church and re-
c e / We d the
sacrament on
his death bed.
He Will be
b u r ed in
Madrid
lie Cemetery.
MT. Lerroux
was reported Ill
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Sir Chorles iselesden Dies

ASHFORD. England. June n
R,.-Sir Charles Isglesden. %.
who was editor OF the Kenttsh
Express for 50 years, died yester-
day. He was past chairman Of
the British section Of the Inter-
national Association Of Journal
lists. Author of several novels and
works on English antiquities. one
of his beSt-known books was "A
Mere Enslishman In America. :
written In le7e after . tour o.
the United States.
Evening star., 1949-06-27

5 Z T z z : NE,
after an illness
Of four months.
1t. orris
Join e d the
force in 1915 as
a private at
tached to No. 2
p r e C ! n c I.
In 1926 he was
p r o m o t e d
to q lieutenant
in 1888 an d
transferred to
No. IL precinct
In 1910 where
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Alexandra lerroux,
Five Times Premier
OF Spain, Dies al S3
ss sess Asss< acsse tssas

MADRID. Spain. June p
Alexandra LVoax. 81. tive times
Premier Of Republican SPAN, c2ed
early today
The family announced iha, Mr.
Evening star., 1949-06-27
Ii. John |. Norris, 81,
Dies; D. T.. Policeman

1t. John L. Norris. 81. member
Of the Metropolitan Police De-
partment for 80 years. died yes
terday at his home. 1904 Allison
Evening star., 1949-06-27
CEMETERY LOTS.

LINCOLN NENoIIAI-Tvo Sra7e sites for
sale. reasonable for cash. TAYLOR 04e5
evenings. rs
CEMETERY LOT, p Lincoln. WITH srave
sites: Sell oil n part. sos 90. or $50