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Evening star., 1959-12-29
DubOfsky.Sets
Catholic Loon
Scoring Pace

Frank Dubofsky, who scored
40 points against the George
Washington University fresh
men, is the highest average
scorer in the Catholic League
after pre-holiday games.
An All-Metropolitan guard
for st. Johns in football, the
big senior totaled 73 points in
the Cadets first three basket
ball games to take a 24.3-poiut
average into the vacation break
City champion Carroll, led by
6-foot-11 John Thompson with
a 21.6 average. has four players
who have scored at better tnan
a 1o-point clip in five games
George Leftwich, Walt Skinner
and John Austin are the others,
and a fifth player, Jim Price,
misses the select list by Just a
point.
Doug Endres of DeMatha
leads in total points, 1913, after
six games, with teammate
Johnny Herbert right behind
him with l24. The six Catholic
League teams begin round
robin play a week from today.
Catholic League players av-
eraging 10 points or better:
Evening star., 1959-12-29
cOHN GROUP GETS JUNE FIGHT
lingo Plans Latest
Training for Remotch

million for the return fight, not
counting film or closed circuit
TV revenue.
Under terms Of the contract
formerly held by Rosensohn
Enterprises. Johansson and
Patterson each would receive
Is per cent Of the gate, plus an
equal split Of 10 per cent of
radio. TV and movie receipts.
Johansson said he win set
tie final details Of the return
when he is in New York next
month to receive the Edward
Neil award as fighter Of the
year. He then plans to go to
Geneva, Switzerland, and begin
training there. He maintains
a residence in Geneva.
With his manager, Gus
D'Amato, under suspension in
New York. Patterson will serve
as his own manager. He de-
ctded on such a plan when
D'Amato was set down by the
State commission last Septem-
Der as a result Of an inquiry
into the promotion of last
June's title fight.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Military League
To Be Formed by
Prep Schools

RICHMOND, Dec. 20 (AP)
Plans are being made to form
the first official Virginia Mill
tary League composed of six
or seven Virginia academies
and Greenbrier in West Vir-
ginia.
Official organization of the
new league, designed to IN
crease intermilitary school ac-
tivities in the academic field
as we'll as in athletics will be
made at a meeting late next
month.
Col. j. Caldwell Wicker of
Fork Union Military Academy
was elected president of the
tentative league.
Listed as definitely desiring
to join the league are Green
brier in West Virginia and Fork
Union; Hargrave, Augusta
Staunton, Fishburne and Mas
sanutten in Virginia. An invi-
tation was also extended 10
Randolph-Macon Academy.
Other officers elected include
Col. Joseph H. Cosby of Har-
grave. secretary, and Col. L, H
Childs of Fishburne, treasurer
Evening star., 1959-12-29

Lenoir, the No. 2 ranked
United States junior. tasted
some revenge in doubles play
when he teamed with Ray Sen
knowski Of Mamtramck, Mich.
to defeat Gisbert and Arilla
81, ga.
Also on tap today was the
final singles match in the boys
15-and-under division between
Vicente ZaraSua, of Mexico
City. who defeated Karl Hen
drick of Freeport, L. l., 6-3,
.6-3. and Charles Pasarell, jr.,
of San Juan. Puerto Rico
who defeated Edward Turville
jr., Of st. Petersburg, Fla, 2-6,
'6|4. 6-3.
PaSarell and Bobby Speicher
Of Delray Beach, Fla, faced
Turville and Joseph Brandt OF
San Juan in boys 15-and-under
division doubles.
In doubles finals Of the boys
18-and-under division, Lenoir
and Senkowski were scheduled
to meet the winner Of a match
between John Karabasz and
Frank Froehling of Coral Ca
bles, Fla, and John Hammlll
of South Africa and Mandel-
STAN.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Webb and Olson
Fight Feb. IS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20
(AP). - Middleweight Spider
Webb of Chicago steps into the
light-heavyweight class on Feb
ruary is to fight Bobo Olson.
Matchmaker Bernie Ford an
nounced the non-televised 10
round fight will be held at the
Cow Palace as Olson, former
middleweight champion, gets
his toughest test on his current
comeback.
Olson, who now lives in San
Francisco, has won five straight
but the California Athletic
Commission turned down a re-
quest to sanction a fight be-
tween him and Archie Moore
for the light-heavyweight title
Commissioners told Olson he
would have to meet more out
standing fighters.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
DAILY DOUBLE Cs-2) SAL
NFL Attendance
Up a Per Cent

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20
(AP).-The National Football
League today announced total
paid attendance for 1853 of
3,l40,409, an increase of 4 per
cent over the 1858 attendance
of 3,O06,124.
The league policy is to dis
close total admissions for the
IL teams and not a chubby
club breakdown.
An Associated Press survey
last week Of club figures showed
a new league record for the
eighth straight year. Seven
teams had attendance in
creases, two remained the same
and three showed decreases
from the previous season.
Acting NFL Commissioner
Austin H. Gunsel said tele-
vision and close competition
were responsible for the con-
tinued interest in pro football.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Goeltz Team in SemifinuIs
Of Orange Bowl Tourney

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Dec. 20
(AP).-Spaniard went against
Spaniard today after proving
they were the best in the 18-
and-under boys singles division
Of the Orange Bowl junior
tennis tournament.
Unseeded Juan Gisbert of
Barcelona upset top-seeded
William Lenoir of Tucson, Ariz.,
6-3. 8-6, yesterday while his
fellow countryman, Jose Luis
Arilla, defeated Rodney Man
delstam of South Africa, 6-3,
11-9.
The girls singles title in the
18-and-under division was
settled when Sandy Warshaw
Of Tampa. Fla, upset Carol
Ann Prosen, top seeded from
Orlando, Fla, 81, 14-12.
Bobby Goeltz of Bethesda,
Md. and Richard Cohen of
Merton, Pa. advanced to the
boys 49, and under doubles
semiflnalS with a Ga, rs
victory over Robin Fry of
Springfield, Ohio, and Tommy
Cooper of Louisville, Ky.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

STOCkHOLM, Dec. ~ (AP)
Now that a rematch with
Floyd Patterson has been ar
ranged, Ingemar Johansson
the world heavyweight cham
pion. jokingly said today he'll
be even lazier in training thar
he was for the fight thai
brought him the title.
The return fight set fol
June in New York at either
Yankee Stadium or the Pole
Grounds, was announced yes.
terday by Edwin Ahlquist, thC
champions adviser, and Roy
Cohn. the New York attorney
who heads a 10-man promo.
tional group.
Johansson said the new
group appeared to have the
honesty and character" he de-
manded before he would have
consented to the rematch The
champion had baked at doinf
business with anyone in New
York as long as the New Yorl
State Athletic Commission anc
the district attorney were prob
ing into sundry charges against
fight promotions.
All Set for Return
In an interview. Johansson
said he was all set for the re-
turn. despite a little too much
of his mothers cooking.
Just before Christmas. .
lingo said, 81 was Just over my
best fighting weight, l9s
pounds" He was 1876 when he
knocked out Patterson in the
third round last June in Yam
kee Stadium.
Asked II he plans to train as
he did for the first meeting
with Patterson. Johansson said
he always trains the same way
"As lazily as you did before?"
he was asked.
This time" said lingo with a
grin. Il will be lazier."
One of Johansson's favorite
subjects in speeches and at ap-
pearanceS is a recital of boxing
writer's criticism of his SEEM
ingly lazy training methods for
the first fight.
Ingemar met with Cohn and
several other members of the
promptional group last night
over a Smorgasbord and under
TV lights. He sat back and
listened during all the talking,
however.
Cohn, former counsel to the
Senate investigating committee
headed by the late Senator Nc
Carthy. and his associates
recently bought full control of
the old RoSensohn Enterprises.
now know as Feature Sports,
Inc.
Cohn said he will make a
formal application to the New
York State Athletic Commission
for a promoting license on his
return home later this week.
He met with the commission
last week in a preliminary ses-
sion.
The commission revoked the
license Of Rosensohn Enter
prises because Of irregularities
in the promotion of last June's
title fight.
Predicts MiIlion-PIus Gate
Oldtime Promoter Jack Fu-
gazy. a member of the Cohn
group, predicted a gate of $I.25
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Sports Club to Hold
New Years Eve Ball

The All Sports Club will hold
a New Years Eve charity ball
from 10 pm. to 2 am. at the
club headquarters, 1881 Wilt
berger street NV.
Proceeds from the ball will
be donated to Children's Hos
pital and the Little Sisters of
the Poor. For information and
reservations. call Tuckerman
2-l760.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
MucKoy Advances

CALCUTTA. India, Dec. 90
tAP).-Barry MacKay returned
to form today with a Ga,
IS, 6-3 victory over Warren
Woodcock of Australia. This
put MacKay in the singles
semif1nals of the Asian lawn
tennis championships. He next
meets Ulf Schmidt of Sweden.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
-. 80

John Thompson and George
Leftwich announce they win
enroll at American U.
JULY-Montgomery County
principals are accused Of over
emphasizing athletics after dis
closing plans to install swim
ming, crew. boxing and jai alai
at all public high schools. .
Morgan Wootten of DeMatha
rocks the Catholic League to its
foundations when he enters a
team of five Indiana youngsters
in the summer basketball
league.
AUGUST - Pete Labukas is
miffed when only nine boys re-
port for opening football prac-
tice at Wilson. which now has
won three straight division
championships. Roy Lester
promises that his Richard
Montgomery team will score
against somebody"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ad-
journS with a filibuster on the
Senate floor blocking passage
of coaches pay in the District.
John Carlo scores eight
touchdowns in George Mason's
opening game, while Mike Cur
tbs crosses the goal line only
five times for Richard Mont
gomery.
OCTOBER-Massilon (Ohio)
High School is ranked No. 3 in
the area" by a Washington
daily paper Chris Hinkle
moves into the starting lineup
for unbeaten Annandale, be-
lieved to be the first freshman
to do so since Joe Davies in
1854.
NOVEMBER - Carroll, st.
Johns and Gonzaga again tie
for the Catholic crown but re-
fuse to play of the deadlock
in time for the city champion
ship game Wootten offers
his DeMatha team as an op-
ponent for Interhigh Champion
Spingarn, provided the game is
played in Magruder Park.
DECEMBER-Lester, whose
Richard Montgomery Rockets
wound up unbeaten, united,
unscored-on and unranked, is
made honorary mayor of Rock
vile Rebuked in past four
years for stomping on his coat,
towels. etc., Coach Mike Skim
ner Of Mount Vernon loses a
heartbreaker and throws Re-
porter Dick Heller through a
gym window High schools
schedule 81 basketball games
on Friday before Christmas and
the men in white coats pull
yours truly from the ringing
telephone.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
PRO GRID PLAYER
GORED BY STEER

DALLAS. Dec. 20 (AP).
John Hatley of Uvalde,
who last week signed to
play professional football
with the Dallas Texans,
was taken to a hospital
yesterday after he was
gored in the thigh by q
steer in the steer wrestling
contest of the national
rodeo.
Hatley was 18th ranked
nationally in steer wres-
tling and had won first in
the event Sunday night.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
STAR GAMES
TICKETS ON SALE

Tickets for The Evening
Star Games to be held
January %, 1860, at the Ma
tional Guard Armory may
be purchased at the Atlas
Sports Store. Ninth and D
streets NV, Mitchell's
Sport Shop. 1906 Four
teenth street NV, and at
The Evening Star Building
at Second street and Vir-
ginia avenue Sc. Mail or
ders will be filled. Prices are
Evening star., 1959-12-29
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
BY DICK sLAY

The year 1860 held great
promise and the scholastic
scene was dotted by the follow.
ing incidents, mostly nonsense
JANUARY-Fully aware thii
Is an election year. and thai
anything can happen on Capito
Hill, school officials gingerly
once more present the case fol
coaches pay to the Senate Dis
trict Committee. The Stal
Games attract a record flelc
of scholastic teams and for the
first time neither Cardozo mol
w a S hington-Lee win tht
championship. John Kelly
Of Richard Montgomery pole
vaults 12-feet-6.
FEBRUARY - Already hurt
by players transferring to othel
schools, Coach Frank Bolden Of
Cardozo declares war on the
Catholic League when two
starters enroll at Carroll fol
the spring semester. Dick
Janigian, dwarfed by his Be!
Vocational players. gives such
a stirring pep talk during the
Interhigh playoffs that ne's
trampled in the rush from the
lockerroom after halftime
MARCH - Carroll diScloses
growing boy John Thompson
finally has attained an ever
seven feet in height "in his
stocking feet" Under the
new arrangement for qualifying
for the Maryland State tourna-
ment, Surrattsville winds ur
beating Gaithersburg for the
Class A championship.
APRIL - Charlie Butt Is
greeted by 274 candidates as
Washington-Lee opens crew
workouts. Carroll, which
again swept every basketball
championship available, signs
for a tour with the Harlem
Globetrotters for the second
straight year. The 'Trotters
win most Of the games this
time.
MAY-Joe Gallagher of st
Johns turns down the George
Washington University football
job because II can't work it into
my schedule" The rowing
world yawnS as Washington
Lee wins the National School.
boy Regatta for the fourth
straight year. Lacking ar
obscure credit in mechanical
drawing, Deane Beman returns
to Bethesda Chevy Chase anc
becomes the only British Anna
teur champion ever to win the
District schoolboy title.
JUNE-Southpaw Sam SWIM
dellS pitches Wilson to the
1nterhigh baseball champion
ship again as the Tigers go un-
beaten in l8 games for the
second straight year, with Sam
hurting six no-hitterS. E. . Car.
roll returns from its European
tour with the Globetrotters and
Evening star., 1959-12-29
CHARLES TOWN
NOTES
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Dec. 29.-If the Charles Town
track owners can make a deal
with Shenandoah, this track
will open its 1860 spring-sum
mer meeting on Tuesday. May
"a, rather than on Memorial
Day. as announced earlier by
the West Virginia Racing Com
mission.
This plan would shorte n
Shenandoah's scheduled April
16 to May 20 meeting, but
would add the days to Charles
Towns neighboring track in
July.
Under the present allotment
of dates. Shenandoah is sched-
uled to reopen for a 66-day
summer meeting, July IL to
September "a. If Shenandoah
officials are agreeable, its
spring meeting will close May
%, but the five swapped days
would be picked up in July with
Shenandoah opening on July
S. the day after Charles Town
closes.
Lou Pondfield. Charlie s
Towns general manager. says
he believes the shift would help
both tracks. 1t would remove
Shenandoah from five days of
competition with the Rosecroft
harness track in late May and
enable Charles Town to bring
a number Of stables directly
from Pimlico to Charles Town.
Pimlico closes the Maryland
mile spring schedule on May
81. the day the PreakneSs is
run.
In 1859, Shenandoah had the
earlier spring-summer dates
and also passed up the unde-
sirable October dates, closing
down on September "a.
The Maryland minor track
schedule is not official yet, but
the Maryland Racing Commits
sion is expected to approve a
60-day schedule opening Au-
gust is and closing at Marlboro.
Just where the Cumberland
meeting, billed September IL
to "a, will be staged is undeter-
mined.
Some observers believe the
Maryland commission might
revise the minor schedule to
take advantage of the late Oc-
tober dates before Laurel starts
the major fall season on No
vember /.
Jockeys James Hartman and
Albert Florio, who staged the
rodeo finish in Saturdays third
race, will begin To-day suspen-
sions tomorrow.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

RACING
RESULTS
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; maiden
3 and year olds: 4ts furlongs.
NirEArro (Gamb'eIlaD 1870 4.OO 400
My Hour JServis) $50 9.6C
Naughty Nell CWeakIey) 1O.4G
Liar, Nelfs Belle, Yankee Crasa.
Mason Road. oriental Silk, Darius Gal
jungle Gem. Time. 0:502s.
SECOND RACE - Purse, 81 900,
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: Az fur
longs.
Suex (KiFk) SRO an
OK. Solomon (Sehaefer) T.s0
Joe Cream. Kilauea, zaea Ship,
Molly NJ, Hi-Sheila, Sun Brandy, Aro-
Tar. Time, O:51b.
DAILY DOUBLE (9-2) SAL
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81, 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: about 8 furlongS.
Tina Bay tBiamonte) 52.2O 1920 T.2O
Montana Sand Son tAF'OD $50 $50
Rain River tSollaFsl 3'60
Royal Intruder. Pseudo-Loyer. Taxi
cab, ,TV Sc, Iraskis Pride, JinkS Junior,
Bloeky Miss. Time, i:l9ss.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT CHARLES TOWN

FOURTH ueE-Pure sI1oo eIsimns $4,000 to $soo; 4
VeaT-oIdS: bouf fuFIon
Evening star., 1959-12-29

Jockeys James Hartman and
Albert Florio, who staged the
rodeo finish in Saturdays third
race, will begin To-day suspen-
sions tomorrow.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

< pounds apprentice allowances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

THREE-HoUR SPEclAL-Norio ScheIl os Ernest Hem
ingwoys Morio and Joson Robords. IT,. heed the cast
of For Whom the Bell Tolls first port of which will be
seen Thursday. $50 pm, WToP-9. Eli WolIoch tieftl
and Moureen Stopeton also importantly involved in
the two-por Playhouse 90 dromo.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

or wheeling during workout, 60 to the next pros
pect And if you don't feel competent to do the judg
ing yourself, call in reputable veterinarian and listen
to him.
Now it's time to mount and ride. Here your main
interest is in temperament and training which win
show up in his manners. Unlike automobiles, each
horse has individual characteristics and it's even more
important in choosing horse than in selecting dog
or cat that you pick one with good conformation and
a congenial personality. for your safety and your
pleasure at stake.
Ease of motion, alertness, willingness. obedience
don't compromise these. Try him at all his gaits,
alone and with another horse Beware of hard mouth
and any tendency to kick rear. Make sure he lets
you mount and dsmount without fdeeting and that
he'll back without tugging or twisting
Finally, just ask yourself if he's fun to ride You're
after pleasure, remember, not punishment.
If you've been cautious and conscientious in buying
your horse, you'll think kingdom an unworthy ex-
change for your noble friend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

lust AS THERE are three major qualifications TO be
j met by any horse you buy-he must be sound in
wind, limb and sght-so there three major steps
for any prospective purchaser look listen and ride.
In looking, note his size-you don't want to re-
sembe peanut when astrde to have appear that
you should be carrying the horse. Then, starting with
his head, watch for fine modelling, small ears large
eyes with no white showing. His neck should be full
but not thick and tend to arch rather than eve
neck. broad chest, clearly defined withers sloping
shoulders and back that dips only slightly too much
and he's "sway-backed') are other points to note.
For hardness and strength compactness is more
desirable than rangness the distance between the
last rib and the headquarters should be short and the
rump nicely rounded Inspect for Jumps on his
legs, and while it takes expert to tell age by his
teeth, you can see whether they appear excessively
yellow worn.
To test his sight, toss up stone from various angles
and look for his response
The listening has two facets If there any coughing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

seven-TrunsissoF Pocket Rodio.
Small enough to go any
where powerful enough to
play most everywhere. Plays
on pen-light cells or on re-
chargeable batteries. Ear
phone jack for private lis
tening. Choice of colors. A
perfect jewel of a miniature
radio. "a wonderful gift.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
how to buy a horse

for a sound aimaI-ok hsen ,1de-and Unnecessary ask yet
BY ELLIN K. ROBERTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

BOTTLING MACHINERY
PUMPS. BOILERS. CONVEYORS
Power Distribution Panels
AIR IONERS-PIPING
BY Order Of District of Columbia
Redeyelopment Land Agency
BY Public Auction
AZ 400-404 SEVENTH ST, S.w.
formerly Coca Cola BottlinG
y n i d AY
LIQUID ear6oaites s Equipment Includes rra
two super Keen Washers Nos
1895 and PASS; four type $50
GROWERS Nos. 4i2, AIS Ala and
532: four ~. head agitators: con-
veyors Include. 4 3"x35' SIS. deiiv-
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carton w/power unit and 2O gra-
witty roller. 14~x12' transfer and
IA. 2Sx20 angle frame carrier: 4
Carbonic Corp. size 40 fillers Nos.
2AO4, 2All, 2415 and 25O9, four
M an Giant type l69 eaIbonators
SIS. tanks tapped for a. san.
pipe Waukesha / h.p. &C. 3
phase. 8" S.s pump. sanitary and
mechanical piping, Nash hytor
"a" vac. pump WHO hip. motor;
NIAGARA 3" water meter, 2 Carrier
: hip. weather makers, power dis.
trtbution panels. Also two Fitz-
gibbons process steam economic
type steel boilers. horizontal 4
face BY T. Iona, designed for coal
arranged for oil FIRE, rotary auto
matte oil burner, controls, 8"
steam main w/exDansion Joint and
valve, Hartford equllizer. conden-
safe tank, Ia" separator, "a Stee
breeding, UNDERGROUND fuel tank
INSPECTION, MARCH 26, 10 to 4
OR BY APPOINTMENT
TERMS: Cash, A cash deposit OF
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ance Of offer. Balance payable in
currency, BY certified check, cash.
ier's check, bank draft, express OF
postal money order. payable TO the
District OF Columbia Redevelop-
ment Land Agency not later than
Monday March 80, 1859, IL noon
Removal required not later than
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The District Of Columbia Redevel-
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right TO accept or reject any and
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HELP MEN

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calls. coNNoRs, INC, 272l NayIof
I'd. sc.
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CARPENTERS. for long subdivision.
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CARPENTER. painter, mainten.
man-.Sl20 bi-wkly. to start. s.
days 0-5. Mr.. Reid. BRoADMooR
APIS. 1901 Conn, Ave, NV,
CARPENTER - Frame and trim.
year round work, Bethesda area.
Am; 70 ; pm. OIL. 6-9638. Ewes.
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Monday morning, North Glebe
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Job Of THos. J. BRoYHILL co.
CARPENTERS wanted, steady work,
good pay. Report TO POMPONIO'S
icb, at Wren-Dale Acres on
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CARPENTERS : Experienced. trim
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CARPENTERS. white, exper. trim.
exterior. cornice, framing. con-
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CARPENTER = LIST class. Steady
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charge and pushing work; 50 so
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