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Earl Bogus Sloan, II,
Ex-RuiIwuy Executive

MEXICO CITY. Aug. % [P.-
Earl Bogus Sloan. IL, former vice
president of the Southern Pacific
Railway, died here Monday night.
Mr.. Sloan was born in Kansas
City, Mo. He came to Mexico as
an engineer when the Southern
Pacific operated in this country.
He formerly was president of the
American Club and the American
Chamber Of Commerce here.
Surviving are his widow, a
Mexican citizen; two sons, Earl
Stephen Sloan of Mexico City
and. Robert Sloan of Orinda.
CALI, and a daughter.
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Mrs. A. (. Smoot,
PoIicemun's Widow

Mrs. Avory Edward Smoot, SO
widow of Metropolitan police.
man, died yesterday at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Sarah C
Lancaster, 1850 Marlboro pike
Forestville. Md. She formerly
lived in Washington at the Fair
lawn Apartments.
Mrs. Smoot was the former
Carrie Lee Lowe, a native OF
Forestville and daughter of the
late Daniel c. and Georgianna
Lowe. Her husband died in 1910
Services will be held at 1880
am. tomorrow at the Epiphany
Episcopal Church, Forestville, OF
which she was a member. Burial
will be in the church cemetery
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When President Taft took Office,
Mr.. Hardester continued as the
regular conductor on all White
House specials.
After four years with Presi-
dent Taft, whom he remem-
bered for the warmth of his
personality-he travelled eight
years with President Woodrow
Wilson. He remembered the
latter for his considerateness
and gentleness.
When Theodore Roosevelt
children, Alice and Theodore, IT.,
Travelled out of Washington, Mr.
Hardester went with them. Alice
used to Smuggle her Pekinese
dog on the train. Mr.. Hardestel
once recalled. and one night
Theodore. jr., boarded the train
with a pistol which Mr.. Har-
dester had to "check at the
door,"
Mr.. Hardester also Travelled
with Calvin Coolidee when Mr.
Coolidge was campaigning fol
the vice presidency.
Mr.. Hardester went off the
White House specials after the
Wilson administration to run
luxury trains.
Once he brought a train into
Washington loaded with is mil
IlionaireS. He became close friends
with fighter John L. Sullivan and
the singer. Nine. Schuman-
Heink. He was also the friend OF
j. P. Morgan, Bernard Baruch
and members of the Du Pont
family.
For IL years before he retired
in 1910, Mr.. Hardester was on
the Palmetto Limited, the train
that took many wealthy North
erners to their Southern shoot
ing lodges.
Twice Mr.. Hardester helped
deliver babies who were born
ION the rails"
In recent years, Mr.. Hardester
had continued being active in the
Order Of Railway Conductors
Survivors are his widow Wilma,
and a son. David H. Hardester
of the home address.
Services will be held at 2 pm
Friday at the Hines funeral
home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Congress
sional Cemetery.
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heel of a ladder while answering
an alarm in Deanwood.
Mr.. Crimmins had numerous
citations and commentators
for his fire-fighting career. After
his retirement he became an
agent for the Shivers insurance
Agency and his old friends and
fellow f1remen, with whom he
kept in touch. became his best
customers.
Mr.. Crimmins was a native of
Falls Church, Va.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs
Alva c. Garrison, of the Four
tenth street address; two sisters,
Miss Nellie Crimmins, i4Ol Co.
lumbia road NV; Mrs. Cath
crime L. Davies, 1853 Park road
NV, and a brother, Francis
X. Crimmins, Falls Church.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. tomorrow at Nativity
Catholic Church. Thirteenth and
Peabody streets NV. Burial will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Mexico Acts on Crime

MEXICO CITY, Aug. % P).-
An Interior Ministry source said
yesterday a concerted drive is on
to rid Mexico Of undesirable for
eigners who violate this country's
hospitality by resorting to crime
and vice. He said as soon as
such undesirables are found they
are being invited" to leave the
country.
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William }. McGorry Dies;
Retired Railroad Official

William j. McGarry. 76, former
railroad operating officer, died
yesterday at Hahnemann Hos
ipital of a cerebral hemorrhage.
He lived at 3718 Harrison street
INV.
Mr.. McGarry spent more than
so years in the railroad industry.
He was formerly with the As
ISOLATION of American Railroads
and manager of the Ore and
Coal Exchange at Cleveland. a
railroad organization.
Born in Scranton. Pa, Mr..
McGarry was a clerk and later
chief clerk of the car service
department of the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western Railroad
at the turn of the century. From
1916 to 1918 he was superintend-
ent of car service and superin-
tendent of transportation of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
He served as manager of the
car service section of the United
States Railroad Administration
from 1918 to 1919.
| Mr.. McGarry entered the car
service division of the Associa-
ton of American Railroads in
1919. He was manager of the
open top car section in WASH
Iington and later district manager
of that division at Cleveland.
In 1889 he became manager
of the Ore and Coal Exchange
lat Cleveland and continued to
direct the activities of that rail-
road organization in the move
ment CT ore and coal on the
Great Lakes until he retired in
July, 1858, and returned to
Washington. During World War
II he was cited by President
Truman for helping speed up the
movement of troops by railroad.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
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Gen. Maurice Chiffon

LONDON, Aug. % (P.-Lt.
Gen Sir Maurice Chiffon, quar-
ltermaster general to the British
forces since 1855, died in a
London military hospital yester-
day a few hours after suffering
a heart attack. He was So.
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NuurtltnD

memory Of JACOB PERKINS viii be
unveiled on Sunday, August rs, 1855,
Ct ] m. at the Har Nebo Cemetery
In PHILADELPHIA Relatives and friends
Invited. MRS. IDA PERKINS. -
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In mrmuriant

BAUMAN. WILLIAM p. In loving mem.
DRY q ny husband. WILLIAM p
BAUMAN Wfo passed avay one yeal
ago today, August 80. 1855.
The angels are faithfully guarding
A sacred and silent grave
For IN it .ts a precious one
LOVING WIFE. NARY. his chill.
} pREN AND SISTER, RUBY.
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Bishop Weskumm, IS

BERLIN. Aug. % (P).-Bishop
Wilhelm Weskamm, IS, titular
head of the Roman Catholic
Church in Berlin and Communist
East Germany. died here last
night.
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Jose Moncisidor, 81

MEXICO CITY, Aug. % ~
Jose Mancisidor. Mexican educa-
tor and novelist, died yesterday
in Monterey. He was 81.
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JACKSON, TULIP. tribute of Low,
sacred 70 the precious memory o
ny n.y. le SdM and devoted aunt TULiI
JACKSON, who entered the colder
gates OF that celestial city twenty-si,
wears ago today August -. 1890.
Precious memories. how they linRer:
How they ever Hood my soul
In the stiffness Of the midnight,
precious, sacred scenes unfold.
Precious memories. unseen angels.
:, sent from Heaven To my soul.
HOW they linger ever near me,
Ana the sacred past unfold.
Precious auntie. loving mather.
Fly across the lonely wears,
And old home scenes Of my CHILDHOOD
In fond memory appear.
In the stiffness OF the midnight,
- Echoes from the past hear:
From that lovely land DER there.
As l travel on lifes pathway.
Know not what the years may hold
AS ! ponder, hope grows fonder,
HER LOVING AND DEVOTED NIECE sST.
KATHERINE E, EDMUNDS
MILLER. JAMES A., JR. In loving mem.
Dry OF our dear son and loving father
JAMES A; MILLER. Jr, who departed
5snis me- Tour years ago today. August
He IS not dead, but lust away.
Beyond all grief and pain;
He walks the bright celestial way.
Earth's loss is Heavens gain
MOTHER AND FATHER AND LOVING
SON GLENN MILLER.
THORNTON, FRANK, sR. In loyinI
memory OF ny husband FRANZ
THORNTON Sr, who passed awal
August 81 1858.
Three years aso today since that sac
When the one loved was called away
God took him home, II was His will
But In my heart he llveth stu.
DEVOTED WIFE. JULIA
TUCKER, ROBERT =. IN loving mem,
Org Of our father, ROBERT h. TUCK.
Err. who passed away twelve years Az
today August o. 1914.
MARcELLE AND MARGARET.
TURSER. KATHERINE T. tnee Moorel
in LOVING memory Of our dear wife
and mother. KATHERINE / IURNEF
tnee Moorel, Who passed away twl
years ago today
God saw the roads we're getting rough
The hills TOO hard to climb
So he gentiy closed her weary eyes
And WHISPERED; reaee Be Time
LOVING HUSBAND. sos, BROTHERf
AND 5ISrER-IN-LAW. -
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Int Mpntnrtant

BELL, HOPE PATTERSON. In loyin,
and devoted memory Of our loved
one, HOPE PATTERSON BELL whS
passed away eleven years ago today
august ~. l945.
sun are We lonely without YOU.
sun do we call your loving ways:
shedding tear now and then
As we 1--we on through the missinI
YOUR DEVOTED s1EpsoNs. EAR,
FRANCIS BEASLEY. LEON BEAS
LEY, JAMES BEASLEY AND ROB
ERT BEASLEY: SISTER, MRS
BLANCHE BELL DUVALL.
DAVIS. MRS. FLORENCE E. In lovinl
memory Of our dear mother Mrs
FLORENCE E. DAVIS. who departed
this life four years ago today
God gave Us a wonderful mother,
one who never grew old
Her smile was ike the sunshine,
Her heart Of pure gold.
When God saw the road was settinI
rough,
The hills too hard to climb,
he sentlX. closed her weary eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine"
Now safe in the arms OF Jesus.
And this We know is true;
Mother dear, you car never return to US
But we will come to you
HER LOVING AND DEVOTED FAM
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-i lot for
s.l5t5
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Dratha

day. August 81. 1856, at GEORGETOWN
uniyersity Hospital. MARY ISABELLE
DOWDEN of 4SI4 North l4th ST..
A DoWden and mother q Mrs. Helen
Van De Eanter of Arlington, Va; Mrs.
Dorothy Pratt OF Fairfax, Va, Mrs.
Catherine Richardson Of Fairfax. va;
Va. Mrs. Virginia Kramer, Of Nc
Lean, Va, and Miss Elizabeth Dowden
Of Arlington, Va. She also, is sur
Funeral Home. 3a45 wilson blvd, Ar
llngtCn, Va barking in the rear,
where there will be a recitation of
at, $3.50 pm A requiem mass will be
Church, Arlington, VA aH on Friday,
A A1ETs, "a t.r st 10 an lntermsnt
FLOOD, FRANCIS A. On Tuesday, Au-
p' sis chsss chase RAN faSe ar Fc c6sSS
Chase. Nd, beloved husband Of Janet
MAITLAND Flood. father Of Mrs. Joseph
wa Stsiz II e s. od FTancis A. H.
ME M. and the late James F. Flood.
brother Of Mrs. Walter Mears and Mer-
rlll "A. Flood. Friends are invited
Funeral Home of Robert 4. Pumphrey.
Bethesda, Nd. where services win be
held on Thursday August 23 at 2
pm. Intermert Arlington National
Cemetery In lieu of flowers, contribu-
tons may be made to the American
Cancer Society. District Of Columbia
Division, $40 18th st. NV. 20
FORsCHNER. RICHARD TAYLOR. On
Tuesday August II, 1856, RICHARD
TAYLOR FORSCHNER, beloved son Of
Dorothy and Richard Taylor Forsehner.
brother of Laurel Michele and Pamela
Anne Forschner. Friends are INVITED
TO call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Humphrey,
Bethesda, Md Services at All-Souls'
Memorial Church, $500 Cathedral ave,
NV, on Wednesday, August -. at 3
pm. Interment Bronx, N. Y. In
lieu of flowers, contributions may be
made to the American Cancer Society.
GATHER, DIR. GRANVILLE j. on
Monday, August 20. 1856, at Prince
GEORGES County Hospital, DR.. GRAN
WILLIE j. GATHER DR., Gather
lived at $500 4Ist ave, North Brent
wood, Md. Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by Henry S. Washington
81 Sons %
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DYSON. SADIE LAURIE. In loving
memory OF our dear mother SADIE
LAURIE DYSON. who departed this
life August -, l947.
Death is beautiful for those
=. Who have followed paths OF duty:
Mother dear. We know that you
Now. walk hand-in-hand with beauty;
For AL your. life your feet have trod
Unselflsh paths that lead TO God.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
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GRAY. INABELLE S. on Tuesday. Au-
ffNSiAtBELIE i s. Gray q 45os South
Capitol ST.. beloved mother Of Robert
D. Gray, grandmother OF Robert 4.
Strother. sister-in- law Of Mrs, Flora
Mae Strother and mother-in-law OF
Mrs. Faye f. GRAY. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
81 and Mass. ave, ne, where services
will be held on Thursday. August
% at II am. Interment Fort Lin
colin Cemetery ~
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cRIMMINS. THOMAS j.. Members of
Commodore John Barry Di-
az !; /. :: !.
H11h vision Ancient Order Of
GAVIN Hlbernians. will assemble
Mz<fAAR1 Home. J6lg 18th ST. DIV,
EELA WASHINGTON, d c., on
NNoRsH Wednesday, August ~,
N 1856. at $50 m, to re-
cite prayers for the repose Of the
soul of our late member, THOMAS
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Hospital. ANNIE N. GROVE tnee
wife of the late McGill Grove and
mother of Walter E. Grove; sister OF
Elizabeth Miller Of Purcellville. Va,
and Milton H. Beall. Friends may
call at the Birch Funeral Home, 3u34
M ST. NV. Services at St Luke S
Methodist Church, Wisconsin ave. and
Calvert St NV, on Friday. August
"a. Interment Congressional Gene
terry. 20
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gus, 20 1886 q: iEJe,esagmen.s Hos;
James wilkins. mother Of Cora Lee
Charles, James. Hattie, Gladys. sallie
Richard Eddie. Johnnie Wayne. Ron.
ME. Jean and Maria wilkins. daughter
sisters four brothers, mother-in.
Law. four auntS, tgo uncles, ten nieces
and nephews also survive Mrs VIII
kins may be seen a. 1906 South mn
st., Arlington, Va after o m Thurs
DAY, August - Funeral services at
! . M. Friday August -. at the Mace
donia Baptist Church. 1.nd ST. and
South Seminary I'd Arlington Va. the
ment Merrlheld. Va. 23s
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Draths

denly. on Monday Ausust 30 1856.
a. her residence. BIO 18th 81; NV,
Mrs IRMA Won EzDORF ALBEE, be-
loved mother Of Mr.. Richard s. Albee
EaS caF yon Wa Esor ana q Ssts5 Of
ton D. c. Remains resting at
Eysongs Funeral Home. 1900 N st.
NV, where services Will be held on
Thursday. August %. at n am.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry. ~
ARKIN. DAVID. on Sunday. August
10. 1856. DAVID ARKIN OF II 9Th
st. Sc. beloved husband Of Mary
Arkin and devoted father of Mrs Mae
Van Bezooyen. Of Miami, Fla; Mrs:
Lorraine Weinberger Morris Arkin OF
Of the United States Navy. stationed
In Cuba He also is survived by two
sisters. Mrs Mary Veiner and Mrs.
Becky Portnoy and two brothers, Max
ana Harry Arkin, al Of New York YORK
nard Danzansky 81 Sons Funeral Home,
3jUl l4th 81. NV. on Wednesday,
August -, at ] 30 pm. lnterment
District OF Columbia Lodge Cemetery
Memorial e Wees ami, fth s St Sc ,on In
tributions may be made TO the Heart
ASHLEY. BAXTER II. On Tuesday. Au-
gust 2l, 1885. BAXTER H. ASHLEY,
beloved husband OF Lillian Ashley
Ashley and Mrs. Jean A. West; son
OF Elizabeth II. Ashley Funeral from
the W W. Deal Funeral Home, 4Sl2
Georgia ave. NV, on Thursday. Au-
gust %. a. > pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery
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I'm UhANFILLE. Al Ofhcers and
n. members Of w. S. Grouse Coun-
81 S s Quo Sg ma Sary Esased R y
VII o. E. of w. are hereby noti-
" fed of the death of our late
brother, GRANVILLE GAL
THEIR. Services on Friday,
st "A, 1856. at | pm. at the
4. E. 2. Church, Brentwood, Md
ROSCOE WASHINGTON.
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uA-.k and members Of Pride of Bla-
XT densburg Lodge. No. 514, /.
HN B. P. o. z. of W. are hereby
notified of the death OF Brother
GRANVILLE GATHER. Serv-
ices will be held at pm.
- Thursday, August 23. 1856, at
the Municipal Building. North Brent
wood, Md and at the North Brent
wood A.. N. F. 2. Cnuren on FtioaS'
CHARI ES H CARROLL E. r.
L p THORNTON, Secretary. 70
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August 10. 1856, ALYCE WADE
beloved wife Of Raymond N. Brown,
mother of Cylas E. Brown and daugh-
ter of Mrs. Susie NJ. Wade. Also sur
viving are two sisters. Mrs. Rosetta M.
other relatives and many friends. Alter
IL noon Wednesday August ~, friends
are invited TO call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home 1890 9th ST. NV. Re-
I'M Thursday. August %, at st. Au-
gustines Catholic Church, 18th St,
between r and s SITS. NV. Interment
lincoln Memorial Cemetery. %
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gust is, 1856. OWEN Z. JONES Of
I9I Evelyn S. jones' He0c Gsrtr STGshe JONES'
of Philadelphia, Pa: Paul j. of Phila-
delphia. Pa. William H. of New York
City, NJ Y, and Walter B. Jones Of
Charleston, W. Va He also is survived
by other relatives and friends, After
3 pm Wednesday, August ~. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1432 You st. NV, where funeral serv-
day, August 30 Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Family may be
visited at BIO Warder st. NV. 90
ZONES nILEN OHrnrs nam =
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APARTMENTS WANTED

VISITOR. man, small furn, apt, adj
good restaurant compl. kit. re.
CURED; Dupont Circle area pref
IL months. Box 303-D. Star.
COUPLE No children, no pets, de-
sire one or two-bedroom apt. OF
house acceptable location Not over
Si2b monthly rental. State loca-
ton, ID ds;nerigg,ion' rent in reply
NEED FURN. and unfurn, apis. In
d. c. Let MANpEL bring YOU thu
tenant. reas. fee. AID. $4,000
VIC. wYo.. CALF. AND conn.,
Rm.. private bath, eff. or batch
REFINED, employed couple desires
unfurnished apt. in private home
with child care dvring day, refs
SMALL BACHELOR APT. wanted By
man, So years old. Close In
within Soc taxi zone from 1th
and Pa. NV. Write Box 4le..D.
TWO young men desire . furnished
apartment with kitchen facilities
starting February; vicinity NavaI
Ordnance Laboratory. References
Write o p. MANLEY. NIT, Bur-
ton House. Cambridge. Mass.
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90 THE ONTARIO

.S01 OnthTlO 10. NV.
Apartment homes Of l
bedroom. 2 bedroom and
spected this afternoon in this
magnificent. 1907 fireproof,
elevator and switchboard
building which sets well back
from tFafie on its own 3
acres, with private circular
drive and ample Of street
parking. The entire build
ing In process OF being re-
wired making air condition
ing available. New eleva-
tor Is also being installed.
Convenient. easy terms may
be arranged for the purchase
OF any one Of these moder-
ateiy priced apartment homes.
Ask for Mr.. FIELDING at
ONTARIO switchboard.
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DOWNTOWN
An excel. roominE house: parts
iurn.: IL rms. 3 baths. 4 Kitchens
WALTER A. BROWN
I10l6 Vermont Ave. MA. s-i65s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
APIS. UNFURNIsHED--VA.


AVAILABLE NOw--Modern 2-bedrm.
spt loo. heart Of No. Arl.a watkins
Thomas Moore CATHOLIC Sch. bus
and shop. s92 so mo. IA $1,000.
N. ARL.. wEsTovER-1 .bsdrm., iiIv.
I'm. dinette. kit, bath IN s-unit
bldg, close shop. and bus. s15,
ALEXANDRIA, bedrm. apt. LIST
r. H., lovely Vernon Apt. 81 Bash IhS
3-3443. IA. b-5466. pa
VERY CLOsE-IN ARL. Newly paint
ed: l-bedrm apt. In modern bldg. I;
stores ana transp, nearby: S7b, "a.
VERY CLosE-IN ARL.--spacious Q.
bedTm apt. on st a., In modern
apt. BLDG; newly painted; 500;
s ssss' and sran'p. nearby "a =
ARLINGTON ] bedrm. newly decor.
sted, conveniently located between
.sslt ' s76 trSS t 81, e %ises b kSsysiy
Blk, left on Oak to 1900 N 10th
All. s6e.So - i-bedrm. apt; mr..
washington a. Lee shopping ctr
no uti!s; incl Phone EN-. 3-567s
days EN-. 3-e20S ewes. 80
ARLIEGT 70 isi0 X cSarthcSs's
redec. enc. and bedrm,l from $50
j. ofiBdSoEs k6L g. o. 3D. s:3$$SSSS
ALEx;-.Et,clensy. ss2,S9 a,o.j loSSs.lS
front apt: st bus. ov. 3-23e7 g22
Incl. utii., isoo N Fierce 81. Mgty.,
/ .bsdrm., 3 sxpos:. storage LOCKER.