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Evening star., 1953-08-16
Police Hold Fourth Member
Of 'Benzedrine' HoIdup Gang
Weird Story Told
By District Youth
Arrested in Kansas

Washington police yesterday
turned up the fourth member of
the "Benzedrine Gang" and a
weird story Of what the pep pills
did to him.
The four youths were dubbed
the "Benzedrine Gang" because
they said they took the pills to
keep alert on jobs. They are ac-
cused of holding up to supermar-
kets for a total of $4,000.
Charged with robbery yester-
day was Ronald Couch, 10, of the
TOO block of North Carolina ave-
nue. Sc. The other three had
been arrested previously.
Detective Sergts. Nunzio Bon
accorsy and Michael j. Apperti
returned with Couch after a trip
to Sharon Springs. Kans. The
youth had been under arrest
there since July 20.
The detectives said Couch re-
lated this story:
He began driving from Wash
ington to Denver, planning a
nonstop trip with the help of
benzedrine pills. He apparently
ate them like peanuts.
BY the time he got to Kansas,
he began to see pieces of can
vas" draped across all the fences.
Under each piece of canvas were
two men although he could see
only the legs.
He had picked up a hitch
hiking sailor along the way.
SuSpecting the sailor had some
thing to do with this situation,
he began questioning him closely.
About then, "entire ranches,
houses, machinery and trees set
on huge trailers" began follow
ing him along the road. The
road started closing in. Grass
grew over the pavement and
trees sprang up.
He stopped and asked the
sailor why all this was happen
ing. The sailor excused himself
and left.
He then heard breathing in
the back seat and saw the seat
moving as If some one was try
Evening star., 1953-08-16

NOiU! Fiji It Mp-nssd charge
1t! A new Hecht Go. service-bMy
gasoline, oil and car service at The
Hechf Co.'S Service Center in
PARKington, Arlington, and charge
it ON your Hecht Co. Shopping Plate
Account.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-18
k0TsGE

DEATH BENEFIT OF UNI TED FISHERMEN AND CANNERY WORKERS TO CORRECT MISUNDER- STANDING, WE WISH TO AGAIN CALL ATTENTION
 TO. THE FISHERMAN AND CANNERY WORKERS, THAT THE UNITED FISH, ERMEN OF ALASKA, KO- DIAK ALASKA, DO NOT AND CANNOT PAY DEATH
 BENEFITS TO DELIN- IQUENT MEMBERS. The Fishermens Death Ben-
 eft in the sum of $500. %, is payable to members in good standing upon PROOF OF DEATH (Death Certificate)
 being presented to the Secre- tary- Treasurer. Suicide losses
 are not payable.
 The United Cannery Work
 CTS Death Benefit in the sum
 of $250. co is payable to MEM BEERS IN GOOD STANDING. upon Proof of Death being
 presented to Secretary. .Trea- surer.
 1 Dues are payable June 1st of each year and are good for
 ONE YEAR from June lst
 and MEMBERS IN GOOD
 STANDING are those with all past and current dues and as- sessments paid as of date of
 death.
 Assignment slips are at all Canneries and payment will
 be made on valid assignments. ! even tho the Cannery has not remitted to Union Office at time of Death of member. In the event of no PROOF of
 DEATH being possible, mem-
 Der merely missing, the Laws governing such matters will be observed by Union. ! UNITED FISHERMEN OF KODIAK ALASKA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-05
sy jim COBB


Which raises the question that
maybe the Americans might be at
least partially wrong in the con-
troversy which has boiled all the
way up to the State Department.
The Mexicans, in other words,
might have been darned well jas.
titled in seizing the vessels.
Look at it this way. supposinR
fleet of couple hundred Mexi.
can shrimpers showed up at Dry
Tortugas. Wen wager that the
Navy, the Coast Guard and the
Boy Scouts would be called out
by local shrimpers to get them
out Of there.
BY the same token, the Mexican
government may be justified d
taking the action they did.
Authorities say, unofficiaIly q
course, that the Mexican govern.
ment was justified IN latching On
to the boats when they violated the
IL mile limit there.
For example. during prohibition
the American government reduced
our offshore boundary 70 three
miles and the Mexicans and
everyone else were expected 70 Oh.
serve Il.
IT'S I BIG ocean. Why an this
haggling?
oefore The Mast
We thought 1t was warm The
other day until We talked % Cap
tain g. r. Steadman. skipper q
the sailing vessel western Un.
ion"
Steadman's tales of the seS
have q flavor seldom equallcd out.
side Of Z Conrad novel.
Anyhow. the salty skipper AYERS
that the hottest place IN the world
he ever visited was the deck Of 4
sailing vessel years ago due south
Of Key West In the doldrums near
the equator, with nothing 20 aIlay
their thirst but warm water dur.
Ing their four hour stint q the
wheel. There was no shade, he
added and the sun was % bot tho
pitch boiled up from tho deck ana
burned their feet. It was usually
four months between landfaIIs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-05
THE CITIZEN DISCOURSES ABOUT THE
BEST KIND OF ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements are the interesting stories in
The Citizen Why? Because you have only passing In
teret in story, unless it you personally
and reading advertisement may, and does in many
stances, save you money
The wise housewife notes closely the prices for food
sus furnishings and not day passes without her be-
ing able to save dime, quarter or dollar in making
to be little but in the of year. they total many
dollars
What type Of advertisements elicit the greatest In
terest among all buyers? The advertisements which the
prices given It is of consequence to say reason
able, on "a bargain, "a buy. What may seem "rea
sonable to seller may appear exorbitant to prospec
tive buyer. As for "a bargain and "a buy, they have
been long since thrcadbare and repe instead Of at
tract buyers.
As the play is the thing" with theatregoers, the
price is the thing with buyers How do prospective buyers
react to the term reasonable "a bargain? Their first
thought that the prospective seller will try to get all
.he traffic win bear for what he wishes to SELL The
buyer dislikes dickering He that if has
something he wishes to SELL then let him state the amount
at which he will SELL He may be he will find pur-
chaser far quicker that way than he will if he hides his
price behind reasonable" or bargain"
cogent illustration of giving the prices is found in The
Citizens supermarket advertisements Would housewife
bother read the advertisements If the prices for various
items not listed? Most food products of pract
caly the quality, despite the differences of the
brands, because they must be just they des-
crhed. due to the Pure Foods and Drugs Act which is
strictly enforced No manufacturer dares msead the pub
lie by incorrectly giving the quality of his products
you have anything sell advertise it in The Citizen
and give the price at which you will SELL If you do that
you will find the responses win be quicker and many more
than You hide the price behind reasonable "a bar
gain"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-05
By ELToN c. PAY

WASHINGTON R-The next se-
ries Of atomic tests In the Pacific
probably win include hydrogen ex-
blossoms Of unprecedented maeni-
tude.
Using knowledge and materials
tried out cautiously IN two pre-
vious series involving "thermonsi.
clear experimentation most re-
cent Of which repeatedly produced
the mightiest manmade blast -
far--scientists and military men
are setting the scene for what u
expected TO be . stu more awe.
some test shot or shots.
The majority Of the compara-
lively minor-scale explosive tests
II devices and weapons now under
way IL the Nevada Proving
Grounds apparently represent pre-
liminary work for forthcoming 81.
periments In big-scaie explosions
Of nueiesr fission and hydrogen
fusion gadgets ID the pacific.
Apparently convinced n the past
two tests at Eniwetok At0li that
! hydrogen explosion can Be pro.
duced, the etiorts Al nnclear phy.
sicists nov are directed Il tsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-05
Hydrogen Explosions Of Great
MAGNITUDE Set For Next Tests

stepping up the force Of he q.
plosion and fB) decorating he 10.
drcgen bomb with more econonv
n the use Of fashionable mntsfisI.
To create The heat and pressure
needed for trigeering ! hydrDHen
device something Iike : STANDARD
atomic bomb explosion mus -
produced.
Material.wise. this 4 costly. An1
there are reasons 20 believe the1
The present heat.pressnrs rsQulrs.
mcnts for teaching III ky1Eoeen
explosion are greater than fha1
which can Be produced 81 I sIneie
atomic bomb.
Or. ". .. Libby a. he unipsrsitv
ct Chicago, IL ! report EefuH6av
70 The American Physical societv
here. said there was I BIZ inerensn
h The atmosphere last Noesmbtr
Of the amount u tritinm. : -.
sible ingredient q H.homkn. n
made no mention a H.homhs. -
other scientists noted ihat d
datss he cited coineifed with slon.
ie tests at Eniwe<ok.
The atmosphere normally e.
tains only very minute ana4liiiea
q fritium. form e hydroena.
Libby said nat between OF n
and Eos. II. Tie am0nnt II -
air tripied. and then krn6nnIIy
veut back 10 normal. He aid 90
- Increase could - ennsed ~ 8
period II df0szhl
The Atomic Energy csmmI11fcn
month 80 made piaIn Ut rs
wetck Atoll. used for seals tssI1
ilnss 100. Il Too smsn II -
tests. The ACC said Il 60 ~
begin . use Bikini AfelI. ioeais
foF ths ~ tests ssEtnsf naszI
sesstfs.
Use ~ nskini. IN ahandmsa e.
desertsd stnil since tbe - iesln,
= neeesssry . s.afcnmmu1s1e 60
Fsptdiy sxp1n1inz pEoSfem q =.
seicpinx snd festing nsw an1 -
psuss1 nG1eie2r Neapo1s 81 -
Akc = sd1ed shst KntwEtck -
rsmaia - hesdaasrter1 ~ -
siD4i cp<r1tinE hsss ~ - kneizD
Presing Cruundx.
Tsksa tezsth<r. - snxznn1e1
MT nikiai. isxksng - koouln
isA1rst1<Ses. 6oek fseiisie1 -
esker p<sma1ent insf1l1ticns e
Knswssek may - use6 ~ rsrses
exeias1<as whl<h ssssid d1m1re .
aestrsy lsesIft<s - - l1ll1f 60
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Knowles Reveal All

Knowles Reveal All
A couple OF weeks ago IN this
column we mentioned the fact that
big rupert Knowles, long acknow
LEGGED the top souse brewer IN
hey west, was Ill IN Monroe Gen
erai Hospital. rupert has since re
covered ana IS now at nome. For
years, knowles disned up the saw
DRY Drew al tne Flsnermens Ca
ie. AS ne says, Souse Is the only
thing ! brag on.
But an outlander, Miss Gloria
Counryman VINO nails from New
YORK, wrote us 70 ask: Just what
Is TINS souse stuff you mentioned!
Sne wants the recipe, no less.
Now, ! eat the stun every week
at Pepe's Cafe. but ! had to gel
the dope on how to brew It right
from the old master.
Souse is a pretty informal con
coction, ! learned, with the exact
amounts or pigs feet and ripe
used, pretty much up the chef.
Now, at this point. there are going
to be a lot OF people thinking: u
wouldn't eat that glop on . bet Il
1t has tripe or pigs feet IN it.
Most folks merely have psy.
Geological aversion to such meat
and the only way to cure it is to
eat bowl of souse and then
they'll be addicts to the stuff.
Anyhow, Il you are still intere-
ested IN making the stuff, Miss
Countryman, just boil the tripe
for about three hours or until ten
der. The pigs feet should be par
boiled, drained and cooked about
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-05
Suspected Airplane SEIZED

BuEN0S AIRES R-The gov.
eminent seized eontrul Monday at
- airplane clubs suspected Of ussng
amateur fliers - smuggae expso-
nyes INTO the eosniry from neign-
horsng Uruguay.
Thus cane co the heels of the
arrest IL - members 81 sAe op-
position Radical. Socialist and
Communas1 parties Sunday 90
eaaresx Of ramar peddling and
distributing aserasara against Psss-
hsent jsaa q. ierrn
Psroe sad in q May Day speech
10 CeagrNsx that explosives used
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-05
PARA II . !. PoEMiTA

-
Dame tn alma -. 70 oficiars
en- su altar, con Ia santa liturgia
de mi Garlic immortal. Yo prem
dere en- su tabernaculo, los blancos
cirios de mi honda .ternura. Can
tare frente sus albos ropajes, la
misa de pontifical de mi eterna
devotion. Vestire la capa de los
grandes dignatarios y mi oraci6n
ascendera al cielo, entire azules
espirales de incicnso perfumado 3.
Dame tn. alma. 70 quiero, pene.
trar en- su nitida blancura. 70
aspire . sembrar en- ella la flor
de Ia siempreviva. Flor que con.
serve eternamente ell aroma de
mi admiration. 70 quiero que tn
alma siga siendo tQda mia, para
bafiarme en- SUI ternura ideal. Tu
alma grande y generosa, sera
aureola serena, sobre las som.
bras que poblaron ID mia, de an.
gustias inconsolables
Dame tn alma. Con ella hare
I'm relicario votivo, para prenderio,
junto al sagrado y santo recuerdo
de mi inolvidable madrecita muer-
Ia. Tu alma sera caliz virginia., don.
de libe 10 miei de tus hechizos y
reciba ell calor de tus virtudes. Y
d fundirse con Ia mia, alzara Ia
cortina de mis- ansias. para dejar
que cante en- sus dinteles, Ell divine
ruisenor de Ia esperanto 49,.
Tener tu alma Is. Celestial te.
soro. Ser TODD mia. como 10 eres,
mi mayor riquexa. Con tn alma
blanca y todas tus ternuras, me
siento millionaire de felicidad
Porque tn alma, ampliamente de.
purada, por FL crisols de penas que
te hicieron llorar, saturada por el
6le0 de otros sinsabores, vendri
siempre unida In mia, nitida y
pura, poner 81 Immaculate blan-
cura en- mi pecho adolorido -.
Y tn alma es Ell refugio bienhe.
Choir que albergara todas mis-
castas ilusiones y mantendra STEM,
pre- florecido Ell vergel de mis-
ensuefos mas queridos. Y n
alma sera IL g6ndola maravillosa
donde viaje mi Ideal en- pos de ur
cielo siempre claro. que sea .
manera de patio. que cobije mis-
ansias de serenidad y ventura =.
Dame IN alma Las almas
como In tuya, tienen 10 magestad
de los milagros, Il radiosa luz quo
Sc proyecta sobre los senderos de
Ideal. los cklidos resplandores d.
| In corsagraei6n. tn alma e,
anfora gloriosa, que guarda en- 81
seno Ia hlancura eucaristica d
las cosas santas
Tu alma sera madrigal sonora
en- los serenos atardeceres de mil
esperanzas. Sierra delicado vuelt
de blancas palomas. que roce lo'
aleros de mi cora1on. Tu alma
sera 81 cbelisco, ante el ctial rindi
mi cora1on. todas sus rebeldias
trocandolas On rientes sonatinas
como 81 brotaran de I'm cantarin<
..,v4s-3sxr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-05
NOTAS CUBANAS
por RAouI. AI.pyzAR poYo

otros tiempos que va pasaron y
que, junto ii, sospecho que no
volveran a clavar su CARA dolo-
rosa, sobre las fibras mas sensibles
de mi alma acongojada.
Esa alma tuya, santificada por
el aqua bendita de Yin carino muy
puro y muy sincere. Glorificada
siempre, porque ella ha sido la
exaltacion de todos mis- ideales.
Tu alma enyuelta en- la purpura
del deseo muy hondo que pusiste
de ser toda mia, eternamente mia.
de saberme tuyo, muy tuyo para
siempre.
FL deseo immortal de que sobre
la simbolica concha que guarda
en- 81 oculto seno a mi pobre cora
ION, brillara siempre con mex
tinguible luz, con fulgor maravil-
loso, la valiosa perla de tn virtud
y tn grandeza spiritual.
Dame tn alma, mujer ideal, a
traves de un beso de luz. que
rompa la crisalida de la fusion,
trocandola en- policrolna mariposa
de belleza arrobadora J.
Aquellas nostalgias que tortura-
ron mi espiritu, sc me antojan
ahora, cosas que Sc borraron para
siempre. al conjuro de tn cariio y
de tus ternuras.
tn has sido la suprema realiza-
cion de tcdcs mis- ideales. CHando
estamos juntos, me parece que mi
alma Sc asoma al balloon de los
ensuenos y que mi vista solo al
CANA q yer rosales en- flor. linn
oneros florecidos, timidas viole-
Y eS porque'a ii, TODD me s0nrie.
Junto q ii, Ia vida es un perenne
jardin serene y apacible. Tu con-
cretas todos mis- anhelos y tn
ternura es maravillos balsamo, que
cicatriza todas las profundas heri-
das. que dejaron honos surcos
en- mi corazon.
I'll pasado, como CARA cruel,
suele aprisionarnos el espiritu,
hasta desgarrarlo en- pesaumbres
infinitas 4. Y es entonces, ciiando
me refugio en- IN calido regazo:
es entonces. cuando me acerco a
ii y me parece como 81 un mara
villoso arcoiris Sc formara ante
mis- ojos. para decirnie elocuen.
temente. que en- Ii 10 tengo TODD y
que junto q Ii. podre cantar .
plentiful, Ia dulce barcarola de Ia
felicidad eterna
Quiero vivir y morir junto q Il.
Quiero que tus brazos sean su-
dario y ramillese, que cubra mis-
| morales despojos. Porque saliendo
de esta vida, envneito en- Ia suave
Garcia de tus manos liliales, un-
gidas por Ell cleo del carino. mi
espiritu no ha de yagar en- los espa-
clos siderales. Sine que be de en-
eontrar otrp remanso, donde eier-
namente haya par y desde ALI. vigi'
lare N vida, para despojarla Dc
angustias. para quitarie todas las
brumas de penas sollozanies, cue
puedan peTtErhar In suave pla.
4 sesSfSR "a fss nrr1fr9fet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-05
RUSSIA BOASTS OF
IT'S NEWSPAPERS

MOSCOW .R-pTasaa said today
that the Soviet Enion has $50
aswspapers with . ;sfal eireuisiion
nf III. 100 100 copies. Amona thess
are many which publish oaly week.
u Or two o. three tines 3 week
The s0viet Uni0es popnlasion
was estimated ia 1911 q - MI.
lion people. ID the u s.. viii
Isl, II 90 penpae, there are ie.esi
daily and weekly n<xspspess Efth
. total sireulatsCn u Ti,M Ia
copses.I
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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
By BoB THOMAS

AA0sAA4 WSSD HtsAatAGl Nuk6ts
who has minted millions with his
hip-shaking rhythns, has found q
new gold mine the Orient.
The Latin bandleader has re-
turned with his wife and singer,
Able Lane, from q 3h.month jaunt
across the Pacific. His troupe OF
AZ musicians and entertainers drew
such a wild reception in Manila.
Hong Kong and Tokyo that he
plans to return in November.
IF anyone had told me a year
ago that ! would be playing in the
Orient" he remarked, 81 would
have said ne was crazy. Now
can't wait to 60 back. ! have never
seen such audiences!
They would applaud when q
number was introduced, during II
and afterwards. They would listen
without q sound while played 4
three. minute violin solo. I wouldn't
dare do that in this country; some
body might start throwing some.
thing. !"
Cugat and his band flew to the
Far East at the behest OF the
Philippines government, which was
sponsoring fair. He said he put
together fast show with empha-
sis On action, not words.
.After all, q wiggle can be
understood in any language" re-
marked showcase Miss Lane.
Cugat reported that special
amphitheater was built for his
engagement in Manila. Capacity
was Is, 900, and the place was filled
twice nightly for n nights. he said.
After the outdoor shows, the band
would appear at . night club,
where 1900 people paid $40 just to
get into the place.
1--WE were showered with gifts
wherever we went" he said. THE
best tailor in Manila said he want.
ed to make two suits for every
man in the band. And he did. !"
Hong Kong was q shoppers
paradise. he added, somewhat rue.
fully. His wife explained that she
consumed the profits Of their
gambling club engagement with
her purchases Of silks, pearls and
, other goods.
Their chief source Of ama1emeni
In Hong Kong: the ease with
which some residents would M
troduce their two wives.
The japanese were extremely
responsive to his Latin tunes. said
Cugat. He explained that his rec.
ord sales in Japan are third In
volume only to the U. Sand Can.
ada.
.The crowds around the theater
and hotel were tremendous" be
enthused. But the people were
| very polite. They would wall
patiently for autographs. They
wouldn't think Of tearing Ahbe's
clothes nearly off. Us crowds have
! In Montevideo ara other South
/ American countries. .
There was only one sour nott
| in he tour. Cugat explained
Wherever we went, We tried d
act as good will ambassadors from
America. We had "a American
! Gag % the stage u nj shows and
plased benefits for the Americas
Red Cruss n each country. We
! also played for American troops
ard hospitals.
1--WE spread more good win than
ycu could Nth b.1inns IL dollars.
But We never onee heard from
u. s. diplomats II any q those
cuartries.. /"
Cuxat vas takins 81 fDr %
errzremenf nj TIE New YORK
Paramount. HIS vie wss poutiax
because she eonsda't appear viii
him. She has ose more srene -
ID n ~WIngx az tse Hswk. snd
il scat eosne assa TIE tinixh q
The pseEuree
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us. MEDICAL CARE
EXCELLENT In KOREA

PHILADELPHIA ~ - Medical
care extended wounded q. s.
trcops N Korea las Won high
praise from ene Il Americas top
surgeons.
Or. /. 5. Rssdin. professor ii
surgery st ths unisersisy n Penn
syivsnia. tnld reporters yesterday
shsf everywhere be went h the
var xone Ne found high morale
ard superios performances q med
icai inssaIIsticns.
He ssid the asstk rate smonx
4. s. wounded IA tbe Kore4a e0n-
flrt II Iower has mai 81 any pre-
yipss war d - nsssas histsry.
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The misery of mseries to seek place in the serial
whirl out Of relation to ones income.
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ri d essim4sed shaf 90 Acreage
Amsrsean sfs II tswsr peasnsss II
red ns<si ID 1851 sAan hs I'D ID
is<1.
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. receat bomssrss eame frum
iTrugaay
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when sAe svTzi re9zlsa efsMn
aad gwxss "a tke Ersga1h seskFtaEn
mere fe<rezse6 ssser - fsx1nrs.
skss. neg essGt shznt 80 -
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The Citizen open invites public issue
and subjects of Local general interest but it will publish
ANONYMOUS communications.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-09
Notice of Hearing
ON REZONING APpLTCATIOl


Notice is hereby given that Elm
Bethesda Corporation, Eugene b.
Casey, President has petitioned
The Mayor and Council of Rock
vile to change the coming of the
property hereinafter described
from Residential "a" to Residen-
tial "C". The land hereby to be
rezoned is particularly described
as follows.
That part Of Shore Drive, con-
tanning 3,455 feet as shown on
plat Of Lynfeld Subdivision, Rock
vile, Montgomery County, Mary
land and recorded in Plat Book 43
Plat 1892 abandoned under Equity
No. 1G,404 dated March 30, 1853.
Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing upon said petition
will be held at the office of the
Mayor and Council of Rockville,
Maryland, on
MONDAY, APRIL 81, 1853
AT $500 PM.
at which time parties in interest
and citizens shall have an oppor-
tunity to be heard.
The Mayor and Council Of
Rockville
BY SARA A. MORTIMER,
Clerk 241