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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-02
Weather af
 Alaska Points

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast. at 4:30 am, 12Oth Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau ,t I,,paa.I follow.
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TRAFFIC VISIBILITY

In time of rain, fog, sleet and snow the average pedestrian less likely to be careful about traffic He or she the street pays little attention at intersections thinking about getting wet or
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"A person shouldn't get up in the morning until he feels like doing so," asserts psychologist. But, Doc wouldn't get too much sleep if we fell into the habit of not getting up until the day after tomorrow?
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It's strange that many people are very little concerned about the future They don't seem to realize they are going to have to spend the rest of their lives in it.
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A naturalist says fish have no means of com munication. We have often wondered why they never respond to lines we drop them.
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20 YEARS AGO TIT TIE EMPIRE
MARCH 2. 1880

A turned the that Red main Joe Collier technical
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Traffic accidents at night are twice as likely to be fatal as acci- dents occurring in daylight hours.
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Radio manufacturers report that television receivers constitute 65 percent of the dollar volume of their output.
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the J. Whittier created probably the early spring
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William Miller, winerng Secrit Bay visitors still making tn
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contests for positions Juneau Lodge B. P tanamount Exalted with these George Aesserschmidt Sides Meseschmidt. E. named delegate Lodge Freeburger, alternate
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 South sailed the starting Formerly Alaska Colombia Venezuela companies.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

made up for you right here at
the stand. And, of course, you
can select one at any price.
If you're all tied up and can't
make it down to the Market,
just phone ]. B. Smiths stand,
District 3649, and ask them to
deliver it. They'll be happy to,
and all you need do is 60 to
the trouble of picking up the
phone and calling.
A fresh fruit basket is one of
the loveliest of gifts, and one
that's certain always to find a
happy home.
NOW YOU may shop six days
a week at Center Market City,
and from ! am. to 6 pm. So if
you've been frustrated by find
ing us closed on Wednesday
afternoons, don't worry any
longer, for we're going to be
open every Wednesday after
noon beginning March 1st.
Just make out your shopping
list, drive down to one of our
TWO FREE PARKING LOTS
and enjoy the afternoon roam
ing through our acre of the
worlds finest foods.
From the four corners of the
earth come the fascinating
foods that make up the bounty
you'll find at Center Market
City. And whether you want
something exotic like snails, or
everyday foods like potatoes
and bread, you'll find VARIETY
plus QUALITY at this great
marketing center.
DON'T FORGET to ask for
your Anniversary Orchid to-
morrow when you're shopping
at Center Market City. On
Saturday we'll have them for
you, too. Remember, FREE
ORCHIDS at the managers
office tomorrow and Satur-
day at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K NV.
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SENTER
MARKET CITY
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ORCHIDS :. ORCHIDS .
ORCHIDS! They're waiting for
you tomorrow and Saturday at
our managers office, and
they're our Anniversary Gift to
you for being so nice to us all
year long.
They're Wanda orchids, flown
in fresh -as-can- be, and we hope
you'll enjoy wearing them.
Their little phial of fresh water
keeps their colors true, too.
So enjoy wearing orchids
while you do your weekend
shopping. Remember, they're
absolutely free-no strings at
tached-we just want you to
say "thank YOU"
WEARING these delicately
beautiful flowers may remind
you of Hawaii or Mexico or
South America. If you're in a
travel mood, you'll probably
think of friends who are leav-
ing for sunny shores.
If you'd like to know where to
find beautiful Bon Voyage fruit
baskets, stop by the stand of j.
B. Smith, stand 205. Here the
most luscious of fruits go into
exciting fruit baskets for trav-
elers, for sick rooms and for
dozens of other occasions.
You can choose just what
you'd like to go into a special
fruit basket, and it will be
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Kedjeree

40 cup llCc
3 cups water
112 teaspoons salt
4 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
/ tablespoon onion, finely
chopped.
l can shrimp, drained
2 tablespoons parsley, chopped
4 hard cooked eggs, cut in
chunks
1s teaspoon pepper
"a teaspoon curry powder
l teaspoon salt
l tablespoon or more cream or
evaporated milk
Cook rice in boiling salted wa
ter until tender. Drain. Re-
move l or center slices from
each egg and set aside for gar
nish. Cut remaining eggs into
large pieces. Cook onion in but
ter until soft but not Drowned.
Add cooked rice, shrimp, parsley,
eggs and seasonings. Add cream
or milk to moisten slightly. Heat
thoroughly stirring cautiously with
2 forks. Taste and add more sea-
soning if desired. Serve very hot
garnished with egg slices. Serves 4.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
By Violet Faulkner
Food Editor

in price this past winter that if
we can tap this new source, which
is reputed to be in such abun-
dance, we could hope for lower
prices on this popular seafood.
Picked shrimp has always been
a great favorite here in Washing
ton and here's a time-proven
recipe from a gentleman who
really knows the answer. He ad-
vises using steamer kettle with
a rack. In the bottom of the
kettle put solution of half water
and half vinegar, about ~. cups
total liquid is sufficient for to S
pounds of fresh shrimp. Place a
layer Of shrimp on the rack;
sprinkle literally with salt and
mixed picking spices. Another
layer of shrimp and spices with
dashes of red pepper or a few
whole red peppers (the hot kind
Bring to boil and then turn
heat down and let steam for 80 to
As minutes, depending on depth
OF layers. Provide plenty of hot
sauce and bibs for each guest and
let them go to it.
Another new lenten food has
Just reached the local area and is
being introduced for the first time
by one of the leading chain stores.
It's rock lobster found in Cuban
waters that many epicures insist
is even superior to the more wide
ly used lobster meat. This lobster
meat is cooked before being
canned. which makes it doubly
convenient for the housewife.
There's NJ cleaning to be done, it's
all ready to be heated and used in
any variety of cooked dishes. It
can be used with equal success in
cold lobster dishes without giving
it any further preparation. YeuIl
IKE the new style packaging, too.
The top of the can is made of
plastic SO the customer can see ex-
actly what. she's buying. Because
OF arrangements made with one
OF the airlines this cooked rock
lobster meat is being received in
town in loss than "a hours after
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Washington housewives are due
for bit of surprise when they
view the fish counters this spring.
Shrimp in multl-coiored hues are
reaching the local markets. The
explanation for this strange state
of affairs is simply one of those
odd quirks of nature. 1t seems
new shrimp fishing grounds have
been discovered in the Gulf of
Mexico where such great quantities
OF the coral pink shrimp are being
caught the Key West dock space
can't handle the load.
AS so often happens this new
source was discovered purely by
accident. A local fisherman noticed
that the red snappers he was
cleaning had been feeding on large
shrimp. The next time out he
took along a shrimp net and filled
it in an amazingly short time.
The new grounds are located
about so miles west of Key West,
some 800 miles farther south than
the spot where shrimp had previ-
ously been found. The reason for
the multi-color coral, brown
as we'll as the dark green is
this: The shrimp take on the
color of the coral bottom of the
area in which they are caught.
At a luncheon for the press and
radio representatives earlier in the
week we had a chance to try all
varieties and found as far as
texture and flavor is concerned
these shrimp are no different than
ordinary shrimp. The cooking
tests made by the Fish and Wild
life Service have shown that in
taste and quality they are excellent.
When I talked to one of the
leading seafood dealers at the Z
street market this morning he told
me he had some of the pink
shrimp short time ago but found
his customers were shying away
from them. They didn't under
stand the change in color and
were afraid they had spoiled. I
sincerely hope the above explana-
ton will serve to clear up the con-
fusion. Shrimp has been so high
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BOOjOtchky

Sift 2 pounds Of flour onto a
board and mix with l pound of
sugar. Make we'll in the middle,
and into this break S eggs, a
pound of butter which has been
creamed, 2 cups of sour cream and
u teaspoon of soda. Knead the
dough we'll with your hands, keep
ing the board sprinkled with flour,
Shape into round buns and
smear the tops with beaten egg
yolk. Sprinkle with your favorite
nuts, chopped, and bake until
golden in a shallow creased bis
cut pan.
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Something in vegetables . brussels sprouts
with onions.
Roast Beet Bro,Dned Potatoes
Frozen Brussels Sprouts and Onions
MeTicdn Corn
Peach Torte Coffee
Frozen Brussels Sprouts and Onions.
l package Brussels sprouts tablespoons butter
1912 small white onions, cooked 2 boullon
"a cup milk ~ tablespoons -four
Salt and pepper to taste
Cook sprouts according directions package
sprouts; cooking and boil until about
tablespoons of liquid emains-watch careuly-th will
Add condensed cooking liquid and bouon cubes stir until cubes
have dissolved sprouts
servings.
Veal Cubes SkeUers Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Spiced Red Cabbage Avocado Salad
Broled Grapefruit
Cubes N
pounds steaks / tablespoon butter
tablespoons prepared mustard eggs, slightly beaten
teaspoon salt cups cornflakes, crushed
Pepper tablespoons lard
"a cup hot
Cut veal steaks into homeless 1-inch squares Thread squares
butter together conflakes
Brown all sides hot lard Add Cover tightly and cook
slowly for about As minutes until tender Six servings.
Roast Beef Hash Lima Beans
Baked Squash Hot Rolls
Chocolate Chip Cottage Pudding
Chocolate Chip Cottage Pudding.
cups sed -four cup sugar
teaspoons baking powder cup milk
2 teaspoon salt teaspoon vanilla
tablespoons butter package chocolate chips
sift flour add baking powder and salt and s
Cream shortening add gradually and together
beating after each addition until smooth Add vanilla Pour about
1s of batter which creased
Sprinkle 70 of chocolate chips batter Repeat ending with
chocolate Bake moderate $3.50 degrees F. so to so min
with with chocolate
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storrins for HARRIET HUBBARD AVER

(where all .he
stars skitter to
glitter) | spotted
something very
gay in the way Of
wrist glamour. A
well = known ac-
tress was wear
ing a single rose
bud pinned to a
bl lack velv e t
bracelet. 1t did a
lot for the lady's
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Report to the Housewife

it leaves Cuba. With the lenten
season just starting this should
prove a real help in planning
meatless menus.
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arm and plenty of admiring eyes
swerved in her direction. For your
next party why not arm yourself
with a charm circle like this.
ANOTHER PARTY POINTER. Here's
one of my favorite fresher-
uppers. An hour or two before
you go out, apply some Luxuria
Beautifying Cream by Harriet
Hubbard Aver. Lie down in a
darkened room, and relax for
15 minutes. Then let this ia
nous formula go to work for
you. Wonderful how it helps
whisk away that work weary
look gives your skin that
"softer than starlight" glow.
At mere $1.75, plus tax.
HOW 70 BAT A BETTER EYELAsH. II
your eyelashes don't curl up nat
urally, they can be trained with
this little trick. Put a dab of cream
on your eyebrow brush, and stroke
upward. A few licks a day keep
lashes curled upward, and make
for the dewy-eyed look men dote on.
TRAvEleR's TIP. Train water is
usually unsympathetic to skin.
So the glamourous globe trotter
will steer clear of it and rely on
Harriet Hubbard Aver Luxuria
Cleansing Cream. 1t makes a
clean sweep Of stale makeup
and helps protect tender skin
against the ravages of grit and
CRIME. All this for pint-sized
$1.00, plus tax.
THINGS ARE SHAPING w,
A stretch in the shower, lass,
Makes q Waist like an hour glass.
Reach for the sky ten times when
you shower. 1t picks you up, whit
ties you down and spares you the
kinks that come with more rugged
exercise.
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GEWhatS CooRio| !.
FRIDAY
POrgies With Italian Sauce
flashed Bro1Un Potatoes
carrot Salad Spice Cup


POrgieS With Italian Sauce
flashed BroWn Potatoes Spinach
Carrot Salad Spice Cup Cakes
Porgies With Italian Sauce.
porgeS II per person) ! Glove garlic chopped fine
quarts water l teaspoon chopped parsley
tablespoon salt TABLESPOONS butter
Juice of one half lemon
Allow medium porgy portion Bring
tanning salt to boiling Place poges wrapped
CLOTH in boiling water for Is
porgs to bones which fish
shallow pan and pour them
ingredients Brown garlic and parsley garlic
golden brown add wine Boil for minutes heat
and add lemon pepper taste Pour over
porgies.
Credned Dried Beef Baked Potntoes
Picked String Beans Braised Celery
JeIIo
Picked String
Ia cups vinegar l teaspoon peppercorns
water | TEASPOON salt
l stick
! tablespoon mustard seed cloves garlic cut pieces
2 pounds string beans
Boil all ingredients beans
String beans with boiling slightly
done Drain beans WELL while still
ure them Let stand overnight refrigerator before
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SouffIes like time, woit for
WEDNESDAY
S1oiss Cheese Soutfe Corn Sticks
Buttered Beets Asparagus
Mtred Green Salad Baked Apple
Cheese Souffe.
! quart milk "a enriched farna
tablespoons margarine grated Swiss cheese
11a teaspoons salt separated
Heat milk to boiling and add tablespoons
salt Gradually add frna, stirring constantly
low for minutes stirring occasionally heat
ado grated cheese slightly
remaining margarine Beat whites until Stiff
fold farina mixture individual baking dishes
margarine and fill threefourths full Sprinkle
top desired Place In of hot water
425 degrees F. for is to 20 minutes
Lamb Chops Credn1ed Potatoes
Peas Wdtercress- Cucumber Salad
Gumdrop Cookies Canned Pears
Gumdrop Cookies.
sfted al-purpose flour
! tablespoon water " teaspoon salt
brown firmly IN cups sliced gumdrops
packed lcorice
l teaspoon vanilla 1Ia chopped meats
Beat light add cold water Gradually
add vanilla Reserve tablespoon flour to dredge gudops and
pcan s together remaining flour and SALT add to mixture
Fold dredged gmdops into butered 10by
nch Spread evenly Bake 80 minutes in 325 degrees
oven Spread with conectone frong desired Makes
dozen cookies BY wi"
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BOuDnEAU
 REl.E:AS.E:E)

CLEVELAND, Nov. 14-A-The Cleveland Indians dropped their plans to get Lou Boudreau a new job and assured him today that within week he could go out and look for himself
 That's the way the former man. ager-shortstop wants it.
 Told at his home in Harvey. Ill. that the Tribe was seeking waivers to get him an unconditional release. Boudreau said he had mo immedi- ate plans of any kind" and added:
 That's why I asked for my un- conditional release. I'll be able to make plans now"
 He said he would be happy to get the job" of managing the Pitts burgh Pirates but that nobody has offered it to him.
 Until last night. the Indians held onto Lou's contract although they had released him as manager and hired Al Lopez from Indianapolis to take his place.
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lINEhAN !
 OF MEEK

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-,R-After two successive weeks that saw Pa cific Coast Conference players win, this weeks Associated Press line man of the week award was snared by a Southwest Conference linenan - Lewis Bud" McFadin, Texas guard.
 The nod went to McFadin for his sterling play against Baylor, nip and tuck game won by Texas, 27-20
 Normally an offensive left guard, he was shifted to defense in the second half and played a major role in helping to stop the Bears.
 If there was any doubt about McFadin's ability on defense, this game erased it." declared Texas coach, Blair Cherry.
 Two other players in the South west Conference-Andy Hillhouse Texas A. and M. end, and Bill Howton, Rice end = also received high praise.
 Other linemen nominated this week included:
 Guards--Les Richter, California.
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DOUGLAS
 NE WIS
WEDDING SATURDAY
 OF DOUGLAS COUPLE

Mir. and Mrs. M J. Kihhy have announced the forthcoming mar riage of their daughter, Marion (Betty) Kibby to Corporal Gilbert Gouveia on Saturday, November 18 The wedding ceremony will be held in the Catholic Church of Douglas ct o'clock pm Imma- diately following the wedding. a reception will be held at the home of the brides parents.
 Miss Kibby is l948 Douglas High School graduate. and is now on the staff Of the Alaska Com nunications system ct Juneau. Corporal Gouveia is the sen of MT, and Mrs. Joseph Gouyeia of Ma ..awao, Hawaii He has been sta- oned at the Juneau office of the A.C.S for the rast two years.
 There will be no invitations is- sued but the many frienGs oi tho popular young couple are invited to both the 9 o'clock wedding and the reception following.
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DEATH FOLLOWS
 RELIEF C0AsMAND
 OF ARMY COLONEL

FREDERICK, Md. Nov. 14-tR- It. Col Harold J. Isbell, 49, was relieved last Saturday ss com mandant of Camp Derrick, the Army's bacteriological warfare cen ter.
 Yesterday, he was found dead in his automobile, bullet hole through his head and a .45 calibre revolver in his hand.
 An Army investigating board started Q probe Of the case.
 Isbell was promoted to the rank Of Lieutenant CoIolSl iusy l2 days ago. He had been a major.
 A soldier and civilian employee at the top secret camp found the automobile and its dead pas senger in a remote area on the pest.
 Maj. Cecil D. Miller, Camp Det- rick adJutant and public relations officer, said Col. Fred J. Belmore came here from the Army chem ical center at Edgewood, Md, Sat- urday and took over as comman- dant. He said there had been no formal order posted beforehand.
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Bgassiere Brigade" Of Hello GiFIs, Who Sio!e Coins. Guilty

MIAMI, Fla. Nov. l4-,R-A six man criminal court jury took only 24 minutes today to convict three members of Miami's "Brassiere Brl- grade"
 The three girls-Marie Orr, 21, Mrs. Betty Corrigan, 23, and Mrs. Billie Ruth McNabb, 27-were con- victed of smuggling coins out of the Southern Bell Telephone Com pany counting room in their bras sieres.
 The jury recommended leniency. Judge Ben c. Willard set Monday, Nov. 20, as the time for sentence.
 Attorneys for the trio said after the jury had returned it's verdict that "the girls intend to make full and complete restitution for all money taken by them"
 Nine others face charges of re- ceiying stolen property in the case. They will be tried later.
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TEN FROM SEATTLE;
 SIXTEEN DEPART PAA

Monday ten arrived on Pan Ameri- can Airways and l6 departed for Seattle; one flew to Ketchikan. Ar irving from Seattle were: c. L. An derson, Sid Beavers, Gov. E. Gruen- ing, K. B. Hannah, Ray Lewis, c. II. Mcdonald, George Schmidt, June Wheeler, Mrs. Helen Woodward and daughter, Karen.
 To Ketchikan: Jess Ison.
 To Seattle: MT. and Mrs. Floyd Guertin and Barbara, Ann Sheldon, Pat McMillan. Henry Straiger, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Stout. Walter Walsh, Ralph Mize, Leo Moran, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Wukich and Mary June, A. T. Coleman, A. Nelson, S. Gray.
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SUCCESSOR
 70 HERMAN
 IS PENDING

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 14-R-The lire of candidates to succeed Bernie Herman as head football coach at the University of Minnesota was forming today, but officially there was nobody in it.
 Word of Bierman's request to be relieved of his duties at the end of the year hardly had spread when admirers of various gridiron geniuses got to work nominating their mar for the post.
 The nominations came from every part of the country But they all followed about the same form: "So and so of such and such college expressed surprise and regret al word of Bierman's resignation and said he had not been approached"
 And that was exactly the situa- ton as outlined by Athletic Director Ike Armstrong, who stuck to his statement of yesterday that he wouldn't even discuss a successor until the season is over" He really meant it, too.
 Through it all though, names Of some of the coaches were repeated One of those was Bud Wilkinson, popular and successful coach al Oklahoma University.
 Wilkinson, who played under Bier man in 1884 and 1885, was quoted by close friend as saying previously that If Bernie can't make it, no other coach can, either" The friend added he was convinced Wilkin- son wouldn't take the post.
 For Real Fit de-Tn Measure
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OHIO STATE NOW FIRST,
 GRID POLL

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-,R-Ohi' State tops the nations college foot ball teams in the weekly Associated Press poll after a tight five-clul battle.
 For the second week in succession the point system determined tht winner with both Ohio State ant Oklahoma squeezing past Army, las weeks winner
 Army received most first place votes. 72, but lost out in the poini system tabulation of the 303 ballots from football writers and sports. casters. Ohio had 66 firsts and Ok lahoma 63.
 Washington dropped from 17th te 18th despite it's 27-12 victory over Oregon. Wyoming ranked 18th ano Loyola of Los Angeles 22nd.
 According to the established poin scoring system, first place vott counts 10 points. A second count nine, and so on down. As a resul Ohio finished with 2,412 points Oklahoma 2,381 and Army 2272.
 Next came California and Ken lucky. All the first five received a least 2,0OO points. It was the closes finish of the year.
 Apparently Ohio lost no prestige in it's tight winning battle witt Wisconsin, 19-14 The Buckeye (s-D face another test Saturday in eight-ranked Illinois (6-D.
 Oklahoma, too. had to struggle tf keep its perfect record intact. Kan sas led the Sooners into the las quarter before Oklahoma blasted out it's 28th straight victory ano seventh of the year, 33-13.
 California whipped UCLA, 35-C in what was supposed to. have beer a crucial test. As a result they movee up two positions to fourth. Mex for the Bears (8-0) is San Fran cisco.
 Despite a 4S-21 triumph over Mis- sissippi State for a go record, Ken lucky dropped a peg to fifth place in the standings with 43 firsts a compared to 36 for California. Ken lucky has two to go. North Dakota and Tennessee.
 Tennessee and Michigan Stat were the only additions to the tol 10 with SMU and Miami dropping out. SMU fell from seventh to 14tf after losing to Texas Aggies, 25-2' and the 1913 tie with Louisville dumped Miami from ninth to 17tf place.