davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1950-03-02
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No. F ZIG
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present it
to the Bank within twelve
(12) weeks from this date as
the Book will be
cancelled and a new one issu-
ed in its place at the expira-
ton Of this period.
Virgin Islands Natl Bank
christiansted Branch
February Is, 1850
Evening star., 1950-06-09
is
Dancing Separates!


Imagine O shrMoist delcote os veil, wnkIino
with rhinestones lnno9ne il with skirt just short
Of ankle length, oil ripping eroce, Iroejne your
self, by this simple formula. the ovehest girl in the
crowd at an informal dinner followed by doncjno,
We show four beautiful styles here each bouse-ond-skt
creation There ore Others you'll wont to this thrilling
group including separate little coots Of e~etone veketeen!
Evening star., 1950-04-13

"good gravy formula" Of good
cooks for over 10 years for
it's absolutely "failure-proot" in
rewarding with an extra rich,
extra brown, extra delicious
gravy time after time after time.
KITCHEN BOUQUET doesn't
add any artificial flavor ;. for
its unique blend of fine herbs
and spices simply brings out and
points up the true, natural meat
taste. So don't just trust to luck.
Use KITCHEN BOUQUET and
be sure of perfect gravy every
time. It's economical, tool
Evening star., 1950-04-13

awonderful favor-difference this
exclusively processed salt can
make! Reason is that its fake
like crystals are so "superfine"
they dissolve more quickly SO
help bring out natural and true
food fiavors. That's why DIA-
MOND CRYSTAL blends into
foods for a more even seasoning.
But besides being finer and
quicker dissolving, DIAMOND
CRYSTAL SHAKER SALT is
whittier and better tasting i. just
one more reason why it makes
good food taste better. Try It'll
Evening star., 1950-04-13

THE LOVELIEST HANDS are
bound to show the coarsening ef-
fects of ordinary ways of pot
and-pan scrubbing and securing.
But "enlist" the aid of CHORE
GIRL once and watch your
hands improve even as your work
grows easier! CHORE GIRL, you
see, Is the original knitted cop
per pot cleaner that removes
every trace Of cooked-on and
burned-on grease, juices and food
particles and all so quickly
and easily! And because it's
100% rust-proof and can't splin-
ter, it ,aeUer leaves annoying lit
tie slivers to nestle" in your
skin or under your nails. CHORE
GIRL costs only 100. Yet 1t will
keep your pots and pans bright
to behold; hands lovely to holdll
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Cafe Heads VFW Drive Square Dance Planned
Against World Unit Plon Saturday in Rockville

Rear Admiral Harley r. Cope.
U.S.N.. retired, has been appoint
ed head of the Veterans of For
eign Wars campaign against
world government proposals.
Admiral Cope, who lives at 3519
Quebec street NV, retired from
active service last July. He was
graduated from the Naval Acad-
vemy in 1919.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Blow FeHs PoHster
For Aiding Police in
DoyIiqht Time Vote

William Horton. who saw his
duty as a citizen and did it, is
somewhat saddened by his ex-
perience today.
Mr.. Horton told police he was
hit and knocked to the ground
on April 2 by Grover c. Perry,
%, colored, of the 600 block of o
street NV. Mr.. Horton, So,
colored, of the same block, said his
assailant charged him with be-
ing a police pimp" because he
distributed and collected ballots
en- the District daylight saving
time issue.
In Municipal Court yesterday,
Perry was granted a continuance
until April 81 on simple as
sault charge.
Evening star., 1950-04-13

Gala Spring Showing. You'll have
fun -. and you'll see the ms
and OUTS Of Americas No. Re-
frigerator! Outside you'll see
sleek new beauty, golden high
lights, the new Target Door
Latch. Inside you'll find food
protecting features galore ..
such as extra-deep "stack-up"
Hydrators, extra large frozen
storage space, new adjustable and
sliding aluminium shelves and
Doubleday Quickube Ice Trays.
You're sure to find the Frigidaire
model that fits your needs to q
'"' so plan today to visit
your FRIGIDAIRE Dealer.
Evening star., 1950-04-13

standard Of quality for it's
an exclusive and delicate blend
Of the finest imported vanilla
beans with NO artificial ingredi-
ents added. And only a few drops
of BURNETT'S provide a wealth
Of flavor perfection to your
cakes, cookies, frostings, candies,
puddings, homemade ice creams
and all other sweet treats you
serve. And why not give them
all "party dress" by color
ing 'em mint-green, cherry-pink,
lemon-yellow or sky-blue with
BURNETT'S Color Kit?
Evening star., 1950-04-13

here're any dirty grease spots,
use ENERGINE CLEANING
FLUID to remove 'em! 1t makes
even deep-down grease spots go
right before your eyes doing
q quicker, easier, better job than
anything else that's twice the
price. And it's especially impor-
tant that you get your winter
clothes spotlessly clean before
storing them =. for grease
spotted things are ideal breeding
places for moths. / can assure
you that it's absolutely safe for
the most delicate fabrics so
get ENERGINE at your Drug,
Grocery or Variety Store today.
Evening star., 1950-04-13

they're all filled, with right size
GENERAL ELECTRIC bulbs.
Your G-E lamp dealer is featur-
ing "Brighten-Up Time" with all
the bulbs you need. For example,
you'll find plenty Of so and 100
watt bulbs in the G-E four-lamp
package that's so easy to buy,
carry and store. Only 60 cents
for four 100-watt bulbs, 4S cents
for four 60-watt bulbs (plus tax).
Evening star., 1950-04-13
BY Fred Neher

A community square dance will
be held at $50 pm. Saturday
in the Richmond Montgomery
High School, Rockville.
The dance is sponsored by the
Girls Athletic Association of the
school to raise money for the
college scholarship fund of the
Montgomery County. Education
Evening star., 1950-04-13

Ing a can Of LaCHOY Bean
Sprouts Or LaCHOY Mixed Chi
nese Vegetables, that luscious
combination of choice bean
sprouts. succulent water chest
nuts, crisp bamboo shoots, mush-
rooms and sweet peppers! What
these Oriental delicacies do to
ordinary soups, stews, casseroles
and salads is sheer culinary art
-. so stock up and experiment
on your own! And get LaCHOY
Chinese Dinner at the same time
). for it's a delicious and COM
plete, "ready-to-heat" chow mein
meal in a carton.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
SPRING is HERE time to

get out summer
clothes and put
away your winter
on es. But take
this tip look
them over care
fully, a n d If
Evening star., 1950-04-13
NEW LIGHT BULBS can do 50

mucn 10 1reSnen
up any home.
Right now, when
you're busy with
Spring house
cleaning, Is a
good time to
check all the
sockets in your
home. Make sure
Evening star., 1950-04-13
YOUR "CUE" for Quality when

IOr qualify When
buying vanilla
BURNETT'S Pure
Vanilla Extract!
For over 100 years
this true, pure
Vanilla has been
racoCnizod 90 fha
Evening star., 1950-04-13
ARE YOU A "PERFECTIoN-

j , q b o u {
gravy? Then you
know the secret
Of success every
t 1 M e es in
K I TIC H e N
B o U @ U E T!
TT hoe hoop fbo
Evening star., 1950-04-13

ordinary milk So take my tip use CARNATIoN for creamng
coffee cereals well cooking example Of
how raises the goodness dish while lowers the cost get
CARNATION Evaporaed Milk today then try this Meat Loaf
Combine and mix thoroughly h. fresh ground beef w
tsp salt finely chopped onions, IN cups CARNAI1ON
Milk undluted soft bread crumbs. Bake in creased loaf
pan in (350e F.. about hr Serve cold
and tender o the very last bite.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
G L A M OU r. IN A SALT
- s. IT X r. r

Once I'd have
aid"Nonsense!"
But I've been
using DIAMOND
G r Y S T A L
SHAKER SALT,
and realize what
Evening star., 1950-04-13
PRECIOUS GEMS can be

- ~
matched, but
you can't match
the new 1850
FRIGIDAIRE
Refrigerators!
S ee them at
your FRIGID.
ARE Dea1er's
Evening star., 1950-04-13

ways admired in old, cherished
pieces. And to be certain you're
using a safe, gentle cleaner, clean
your silver the way your jeweler
does with WRIGHT'S Silver
Cream. It's a special.purpose
cleaner that's fabricated" for
softness !. 30 it beauties while
it cleans giving an Elusive
sheen known as Buffers" or
Satin" finish. And WRIGHT"S
Silver Cream is so easy to use,
you'll never miss the time q
weekly going-over requires. So
keep silver showroom" lovely.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
OUTLINES %Naney Sasser
Weekly Advertising Column Of Thi"ss New end inss'ssas

New York, N. Y, April 18th - Homemakers
make a memo {. at last I've found a waxed
protection. It's WAXTEX Waxed Paper q. . and
though it's whittier, heavier and more transpar-
ent than most waxed paper, here's the thing
particularly treasure :. its exclusive tumble
proof dispenser box. The roll just can't pull
out fall out :. yet a flip of your thumb
nuts the naner at your finger tins. Then Won
Evening star., 1950-04-13
THERERE MANY TRICKS. to the cooking trade" but

faVOr1te Is CARNATIUN EVaporated MIX.
use 1t whenever a. recipe calls for milk
or cream and there're two reasons why.
First, this creamy-delicious whole milk is
thick enough to whip and even diluted
with an equal amount Of water, it's richer
than your state standard for Grade A
milk . and second, it costs less than
half as nnuch as cream and far Lass than
Evening star., 1950-04-13
WIN HIGH PRAISE with low.

cost meals by
turning lowly
dishes and even
leftovers into ele-
CANT party treats.
How? It's easy 80.
as easy as Open-
Evening star., 1950-04-13
DON'T BE ALARMED If tiny

scratches appear
the first time you
clean brand new
silver for with
a few more clean
ings these marks
will intermingle
to form the soft
luster you've al.
Evening star., 1950-04-13

Orange
Chiffon Pie. It's KNOX, the unhavored Celia ~
tine, that holds the secret Of success for 1t AS2
gives the chiffon with all S KNOX
the rich natural favors Smiling" through. gyXS RSh<
Soften envelope KNOX Unaavored Ceaine GSs5sf
in cold and tbsp lemon juice. 'HTE.1
Stir and dissolve thoroughly boiling water
stir in salt orange juice "a tsp grated
orange rnd Beat esq yo slightly; small hot mix
slowly yoks Return double boiler; cook
hot boiling stirring constantly slightly thickned
Chill until slightly thicker than consistency egs
Stir in chopped shredded Beat whites sty;
beat Fold into gelatne mixture 9
baked SHE'LL Chill until 6rm Decorate with whipped
and
FREE! "rs Knoxs Chiffon Pie Bulletin" with
N4, Ell Madison Ave, New York 16, N Y.
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just pull down tear up and nip it's off, Best OF a wAAEA
foods avorfu longer. PS The familiar and
brown dispenser box holds full l25foot roll but
than ordinary brands
Evening star., 1950-04-13
HERES A DISH that's good in more way

.wA KRAFT DINNER First ALL it's good
wH1 shrinking budgets for it costs only pennies
E=WUG serving Second it's good ontherun" dinners
KkAAIrs 1 and astminute" lunches because it fixes
quickly And last, but not least it turns out to be
rs D good your family just can't get enough! That's
because each package of KRAFT DINNER
special that
plenty of golden KRAFT yummy
favorl But here's another you'll
stock plenty of the delicious KRAFT DINNER
ONCEIN-AIIFETnME OFFER opportunity get 6a
Aluminium Ring Mold that's ideal for dishes, nodded
and des.ers It's made especially for KRAFT by makers
famous Miro Aluminium and is for little! just
instructions the KRAFT DINNER package
yours. But HURRY this wonderful Premium offered
limited time only!
Evening star., 1950-12-03
SMU Beotenby Texas Christian,
Sets Pass Completion Record

riod. then be thoroughly out
played.
Rote ground out So yards in a
65-yard drive for the first SMU
touchdown. He made it on q
smash from the three-yard line.
Then SMU put on a 64-yard surge
for another score with Rote pass
ing to Johnny Champion on a
39-yard gain for the touchdown
Bill Sullivan kicked the extra
point.
After that the Horned Frogs got
down to business.
Their first touchdown was on a
78-yard drive with Bartosts scor-
ing from the Methodist 13. Homer
Ludiker converted. Next came the
blocked punt for the second TCU
score.
The third Frog touchdown was
on a 44-yard push with Bobby
Jack Floyd crunching over from
the SMU seven and Ludiker con-
vert1ng.
The final came after Keith
Flowers intercepted a Rote pass on
the SMU %. Floyd picked up q
yard, then Bartosh passed to John
Medanich across the goal line
Ludiker kicked the point.
5eashefa Tssas GhTsst'so Mtshod.st g g 3 G22ss
Texas Christian scoring: Touchdown
Bartosh. Moorman, Floyd, Mcdaniel. Con-
versions-Ludiker 60.
Southern Methodist scoring: Touchdowns
-Rote. Champion. Conversion-Sullivan
Evening star., 1950-12-03
By the As,oeio,ed Press

DALLAS. Dec. 2.-Gilbert Bar
tosh. piano-legged sophomore
who runs like a tank and passes
like he was shooting rifle, car
ried Texas Christian to a 27-13
victory over disheartened South
ern Methodist today in the season
finale Of both teams.
Bartosh passed for one touch
down, ran for another and engi-
neered a lusty drive for a third.
He also was the leading ground
gamer of the day. ..-
The other Horned Frog score
came when Bill Moorman. line
star, picked up a blocked kick and
sprinted rs yards across the goal.
It was a sorry finish for the
Methodists. who five weeks ago
were rated No. / In the Nation.
Since then they have lost four
games.
Southern Methodist got the con-
ISOLATION of setting a national rec
ord for pass competitions. It con-
nected on eight today for a season
total OF 157, seven more than
Washington. which eclipsed the
old record only this season.
A crowd of $1,000 was in the
Cotton Bowl to see the Methodists,
lead by Kyle Rote, who closed his
college career with a fine game,
take a 1870 lead in the first pc
Evening star., 1950-12-03
n. T.. State Defeats
LoyoIa, II 10 s.
by the Asseciossd Press

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 2.-Led
by Captain Sam Ranzino's sec
ond-half scoring squirt. North
Carolina State defeated the Stub
born Greyhounds Of Loyola Col
lege Of Baltimore. 71-53, tonight
before 10000 fans.
Ranzino pocketed 1e points in
the second half to go with his H.
point f1rst-half effort to earn scor-
ing honors.
Despite an early lead of 1875,
statae found itself in rough
battle after II minutes of play.
The Greyhounds knotted the
count three times. at 21-21, PAPA
and 1928. State finally pulled
away to a halftime lead of 1921
as Sophomore Center Bobby Goss
and Ranzino got three quick field
goals.
After intermission, Ranzino,
aided by GoSs and Sophomore
Guard Eddie Morris. set a hot
pace to give State 20-point lead.
Loyola's fight was led by pair
Of smooth working guards, Ed
Doherty and Vince Gallagher
They provided State with its
toughest problem in the first halt
with their long Set-shots.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 2.-Veteran
Sammy Snead and newcomer Jack
Burke, 1r.. tied for the lead at
the end Of the third round of the
$4,000 Miami Open golf tourna-
ment today with nine -under-par
201s.
Snead dropped a curling H.
foot putt on the 18th green for a
birdie three to card his second
straight four-under-par 66. He
started with a SO and yesterday
fired q 66 to trail the leaders by
three strokes at 1856.
Burke, IT year old Houston,
Tex. professional who is sixth
ranking money winner this year,
turned in a two-under-pair So on
the third round to go with a 81
and 66.
A stroke behind the leaders
were Dick Mayer. Old Greenwich,
Conn.,. and Joe Kirkwood, jr.,
Daytona Beach. Fla. Mayer shared
the lead with Amateur Frank
Stranahan at the end of So holes
with a 1872. Kirkwood, whose sc
led the field on the first day,
carded 68 in his most erratic
round Of the tournament. Strana-
han shot 72 today for a 204 total.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
MARROW Leader as Alabama
Gets Revenge on Auburn, $40
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 2.-Sopho-
more Bobby NARROW led Alabama
to a convincing $40 victory over
Auburn here today before SO, 900.
The win was especially sweet
to 'Bama partisans, who got re-
venge for last years 14-13 upset
at the hands of Auburn.
Alabama got 325 yards rushing
today for a new Southeastern
Conference record of 5000. LSU
set the old mark of 2,705 in 1945.
NARROW took charge early. He
took a 25-yard pass from Ed
Salem to give Alabama its opening
touchdown midway of the first
quarter. The same back scored
the next one on a seven-yard blast
through the line, and the third
touchdown on a short smash of
tackle.
Larry Chiodetti, another 'Bama
sophomore. counted the fourth
marker on a 31-yard sprint, ano
Jim Burkett, big senior fullback
accounted for the last one on 9
one-yard plunge.
Big Ed Salem, playing his fina
college football game before q
hometown crowd, was hurt early
in the second period and saw
only brief service after that time
NARROW netted 113 yards in 2:
carries to run his seasons total to
882 in 120 tries. His 8 touch
downs, including three today,
were made against Southeastern
Conference opponents.
Fullback Tom Calvin was
another workhorse for Alabama
today. He gained 80 of Ala
bama's 325 yards rushing and
punched out vital two and three
yard advances for first downs on
several marches.
The defeat was Auburn's 10th
of the year for the schools most
dismal footaball record in history.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Inter!eeption Of Pass
By Sophomore Opens
Niftany Lion Scoring
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Dec. Penn
State slipped and slid through
mud today to exc out an upset
21-20 victory over a University Of
Pittsburgh football team that
made a thrilling but futile second
half comeback fight.
1t was Penn States fourth
straight victory Of the season and
Its first over Pitt since 1947. A
meager crowd of only 1000 rode
trolleys to the Forbes Field battle
where parking lots were still
blocked by the city's record snow.
1t was all Penn State In the
first half but Pitt showed a threat
with consistent gains by Fullback
Joe Capp and potent passing by
Quarterback Bobby Bestwick.
Scores on Intercepted Pass.
State Sophomore End Bill Leon
ard intercepted Bestwick pass
on the IS and raced IS yards for
the first Nittany Lion tally.
Sophomore Paul Anders plunged
through the Pitt line from the
five for the second score. State
got its final marker in the second
quarter as Anders ripped through
tackle from the IS.
Pitt put over a touchdown in
each of the last three quarters
to get back into the ball game.
II Nick Bolkovac had made his
f1nal conversion kick the Panthers
would have emerged with a tie.
Pitt Starts Comeback.
Pitt started making it look like
o ball game in the second quarter.
Bestwick tossed "a yards to End
Chris Warriner who scored.
The favored Panthers got their
second touchdown the hard way.
They started driving shortly after
the second half opened, moving
all the way from the Pitt seven
with Jim Campbell going over
A. o1A4 VIC O1lCe4OOt k1IlC.
In the last quarter, each team
uncorked desperate offensiyes.
Pitt succeeded in scoring when
Bestwick got off a 14-yard pass to
Nick Derose but State failed.
The twice-postponed game orr
ginally was set for last Saturday
in Pitt Stadium. It was moved
to Forbes Field, home of the
Pittsburgh Pirates baseball team,
after snow buried the university
home field.
Pitt --~-N-------- 80 so ,
Penn State scoring: Touchdowns-I
Lens Lsenard, Ander 2). Conversions
Pitt scoring: Observation-Disclosures
Campbell. Derosa. Conversions-Bolko- [
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Cooper 7-5Favorite
Over Little Dynamite
Ind. {. Title Bout

Jimmy Cooper, the fast Negro
featherweight. will rule rs
favorite over Little Dynamite to-
morrow night in the District
featherweight championship To-
round bout at Turner's Arena.
Sanctioned as a title bout by
the District Boxing Commission
it will mark the 18th anniversary
Of boxing at Turner's.
Cooper. who last defended his
Washington title against Danny
Petro more than a year ago, is
expected to be rated among the
first 10 featherweights when the
National Boxing Association re-
leases its next ratings.
Beat Bowman and Pasco.
Cooper scored two important
victories this year in knocking
out Don Bowman of Asheville,
N. c.. and defeating Rudy Pasco.
Before meeting Cooper, Pasco had
been defeated only once in 80
bouts. The Pasco-Cooper bout
last month drew 2,283 fans, the
largest number to see a bout at
Turner's in the last three years.
Little Dynamite, however. says
that he will be the next District
featherweight champion. More
over, he claims that Cooper has
been ducking him and intends to
show why.
Dynamite Defeated Thomas.
Dynamite fought last Monday
night and pounded out an i'm
pressive five-round victory over
Pat Thomas.
Three f1ve-round bouts and a
pair Of four-rounders will round
out the anniversary card. In the
f1ve-rounders, Eddie Gilchrist will
take on Aquilta Aquilar of Mex
leo. Both are featherweights.
Coffey Wilkins will meet Joey
Longo of Baltimore, also in a
featherweight match and Ber-
nard Barksdale will oppose Kenny
Leach of Baltimore in a light
weight contest.
George Brooks and Gene Holly
will square off in a four-round
middleweight bout, while another
four-rounder will be announced.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Troops 81 and 81 Win
Scout SWIMMING Meet

Troop So won the senior division
OF the National Capital Council,
Boy Scouts. Western Division,
swimming meet yesterday. Troop
S was second and Troup 81, third.
The meet was held at American
University.
Troop 81 took the honors in the
Junior division, followed by Troop
10 and Troop 52
Evening star., 1950-12-03
.Doheny, Hyatt Lead
Rams in Conquest
OF Syracuse, 13 IS
BY The A,seeje,sd Pres,

NEW YORK, Dec. 2. - Dick
Doheny and Johnny Hyatt, a
couple Of good mudders. teamed
up to lead Fordham to q 1876
conquest over Syracuse University
today on the sloppy Polo Grounds
turf.
A crowd Of 1922 braved the
wretched weather to watch the
final game Of the season for both
teams. Doheny, one Of the top
tossers in the East, pitched for
one touchdown and set up another.
Hyatt took one of Doheny's
passes for the first Ram touch
down, then dashed around right
end midway through the final
period for the other score.
Ninth Victory for Rams.
The conquest was Fordham's
ninth in 10 starts and enabled Ed
Danowski's eleven to wind up the
season with the best record of a
Fordham team since 1887 when,
with the seven blocks of granite
on the line, the Rams went
through undefeated.
The line that stopped drive altar
drive Of Syracuse might not have
been composed Of seven blocks
Of granite. but 1t STAYED off at
least two Orange drives at the
goal.
tumble Gives Syracuse Score.
In fact. the sole Syracuse touch
down came. not through any
Fordham defensive lapse. but be-
cause Of the slippery ball. The
Rams were trying to get away
from their own goal line after
Atavus Stone got OF a kick to
the Ram /.
Doheny took q pass from center
on the third down and the ball
squished out of his hands. The
entire Orange line pounced on it.
John Coceri got to the four on
the first play, and Bob Young hit
the center of the line on the
second for the tally. Bob Koleser's
try for the extra point was wide.
Syracuse 0 q a. q
Fordham scoring: Touchdowns-Hystt
t2l. Conversfon-Erickson
syracuse scoring: Touchdown-Youns.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
South African Retuins
Buntomweieht Grown
BY the Associated Press

JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 2.-vic
Towel of South Africa loosed a
vicious attack tonight to retain
his world bantamweight cham
pionship by stopping Great Brit
aims Danny O'Sullivan before
some 1000 fans.
O'Sullivan, pounded to the can
vas 20 times, did not come out
for the 18th round. O'Sullivan
weighed 117A, Towel 1161a.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Bollston Club Offers
Basketball BOOKINGS

Basketball teams in Washing
ton. Maryland and Virginia may
fill in open dates by contracting
the Balston Indians Athletic Club
OF Arlingtonn which is operating
a free booking service.
The service is open to all COL
lege. college freshmen, high school,
junior high school and semipro
teams. Teams with cancellations
may I'LL dates on short notice by
calling Dallas Pearson after 6 pm
at Owens 5495., Long range dates
may be filled by writing to the
club at 1000 N. Glebe road. Arl-
ington.