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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
Byrnes Sets Towes' Endorsement
As Condition for His Candidacy

candidates possibly agreeable
to each other.
Judge Byrnes is one Of many
names mentioned. II Gov.
Tawes doesn't run, there will
be a rash of others.
Friends Of Judge c. Ferdi-
nand Sybert are putting forth
his name just in case Gov.
Tawes bows out after one term.
Judge Sybert had been a po-
tential candidate until Gov.
TaweS promoted him from At
torney General to the Court Of
Appeals.
Both Thomas B. Finan, Judge
Sybert's appointive successor,
and Controller Louis L. Gold
stein have hackers. In fact,
Mr.. Goldstein might very well
Jump in the moment after Gov.
TaweS said he would retire.
Reports persist that Circuit
Judge Philip H. Dorsey, jr., of
st. Marys County, is all SET
to file in such an svcntuality.
Besides Mr.. Mahoney, other
gubernatorial candidates def
nitely in the field are David
Hume, Morgan Amaimo and J.
Tyson Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03

ard-bearer must suffer the
onus Of a discredited regime.
Makes Statement
Judge Byrnes, in a filmed in
terview telecast by q Baltimore
station yesterday, said he was
very happy" in his present po-
sion. and does not plan to run
unless there is a genuine
draft" Of his services.
The Byrnes statement focused
attention on growing restless
ness among Democratic politi-
clans over failure Of Gov.
Tawes to reveal his plans.
Politicians processing to know
are passing the word both ways
that he will run and that he
won't.
The indecision is causing
widespread filters in Demo-
cratic ranks.
Some Of them don't dare
buck Gov. Tawes, but If he
isn't going to be a candidate
they want to jump on some
other bandwagon.
At this stage, they are send
ing out a lot Of feelers about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - Rain,
cool tonight, low around So.
Rain ending tomorrow morning
followed by mostly cloudy and
cool.
Maryland - Rain, cool to-
night, low in the sos in south
east and 40s in west and north.
Rain ending tomorrow morn
ing followed by cloudy and cool.
high in COS in east and sos in
west.
Virginia-Rain and cool with
rain probably heavy at times in
the mountains tonight, low, So
to 81 in east and SO to 46 in
west. Partial clearing and cool
tomorrow preceded by rain in
morning in north and extreme
east. High in COS in southeast
and sos in west and north.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay = Mostly northerly
winds increasing to IS. to 20
knots tonight or tomorrow.
Cloudy, rain tonight ending to-
morrow morning. Visibility 8 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
Ardmore School
To Be Dedicated

The Prince Georges County
School Board tonight will dedi-
cate the Ardmore Elementary
School, built last year to re-
place the last two-r6om school
in the county.
The brick, one-story struc-
ture was built on Ardmore road
to replace the original Ardmore
School, which stood In the way
of the circumferential highway
at jefferson street and Ard
more road.
Miss Rowannetta Allen, as
sistant superintendent for ele-
mentary schools. will be the
principal speaker on the pro-
gram beginning at 8 pm. Miss
Elizabeth Kelly, supervisor Of
elementary schools, will present
the building key to the prin-
cipal, Miss Johanna Coda. The
building was in use last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
Disciples Bar Speedup
For Indignation Here

A resolution calling for a
vigorous indignation campaign
at the National City Christian
Church in Washington was re-
jected yesterday at the annual
Kansas City meeting Of the
Disciples of Christ.
DR.. George r. Davis, new
minister at the Thomas circle
church, declared his congrega-
ton has made progress in de-
segregation but should not be
compelled to undertake a burst
Of evangelism" for Negro mem
bers, as proposed by the reso-
luton.
mo one has ever been turned
away from National City Chris
tan Church." DR.. Davis said.
I'VE have an integrated daily
vacation church school in the
summer, and this year it was
80 per cent Negro. A Negro is
superintendent Of our pre-
school kindergarten"
The Associated Press report
ed that rejection of the reso-
luton followed a lively hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03

master plan for eventual road
widening.
He maintained he was not
aware of the master plan when
he entered into a $218, 682 con-
tract with the original owners
Of the property in 1859.
Chief Judge Rozel Thomson
Of the United States District
Court in Baltimore said that
Mr.. Symonds did not show that
the Montgomery County coming
ordinance permanently restricts
the use of his property so that
it could not be used for any
reasonable purpose.
THE county Director of public
works testified that the density
of traffic is such that the road
widening will probably be COM
pleted within about five years"
the judge said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03

long debate in the assembly
the international convention of
Christian Churches, a denomi-
nation with nearly 2 million
members in about 5000 con-
gregations.
A basic doctrine Of the de-
nomination is the independence
Of local congregations. In spite
Of this tradition. the sponsors
Of the resolution felt the Ma
tion-wide financial support
given to the Washington con-
gregation by the convention
gave the convention sufficient
leverage to insist on integra-
ton.
During the debate, every
speaker expressed concern that
the action would be mistaken as
vote for segregation.
This convention does not
favor segregation" said Tom
Gibbs, jr.. minister OF the
Westchester Christian Church
in Los Angeles, to a burst of
applause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
County OKs
Underground
Parking Lot

Construction of an under
ground parking lot in Chevy
Chase which may lie in the
path of the future Wisconsin
avenue corridor was approved
today by the Montgomery
County Council.
The group voted Az to per-
nit such construction by the
Woodward & Lothrop Depart
ment store near Western and
Wisconsin avenues.
The action was taken over
the vigorous protests of Coun-
Gilman Stanley Frosh, who de-
clared the group should first
consider ''the mass transporta-
ton needs of the county" Also
voting against the permit was
Councilman william Hickey.
The controversial corridor,
proposed as principal access
from Maryland to Northwest
Washington, was placed by
Congress in a state Of %freeze"
two years ago as the result
Of disagreements over where it
should be built.
The Council majority, how
ever, agreed today with Coun-
cilwoman Stella Werner that
the parking facility is urgently
needed.
She was Joined by Council
men Joe Kyle, David Cahoon
and Grover Walker in holding
that corridor planning was too
nebulous to justify disapproVal
Of the lot.
The department store said in
July that it planned to build
a 300-car underground lot be-
meath its present parking area
at Western and Willard ave-
nues as soon as the Council
acted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
Police Dog Finds Boys,
Ends Hunt After HoIdup

gene Yoakum's dog Mucho
finally got the scent at the
Brownie Day School en- Tele-
graph road. The trail led into
a woods about 200 yards east
Of the school.
There, Pvt. Yoakum found
the two boys, on the ground
covered with honeysuckle vine,
according to Fairfax Detective
1t. David Eike. They gave up
without any resistance.
Girls Involved
Detective Gene Mazzerella OF
the Fairfax Juvenile Bureau
said the boys stole a car Sun
day night in the Virginia Hills
area. near the spot where they
were caught today, then picked
up two 15-year-old Groveton
girls and drove them to Wash
ington. The car, however, broke
down on Fourteenth street NV.
and the quartet then took a
bus to Petersburg. Va, the de-
tective said.
All four left there last night,
the detective added, in another
stolen car, but abandoned it at
Brooke in Stafford County and
stole another, the one they oc-
cupied when police spotte d
them. The boys returned to
Groveton, dropped the two girls
off, and then cased several gas
stations before hitting the one
on Duke street, the detective
said.
Fairfax police were preparing
armed robbery and attempted
robbery charges against both
boys. The two girls also were
picked up for questioning, po-
lice said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
InstoIIment Buying
Lectures Scheduled

Mrs. Catherine Rhoads, home
demonstration agent for the
University of Maryland Exten-
sion Service, will discuss INSTALL
ment buying at two lectures to-
morrow.
She will speak at 10 am. in
the hospitality room of the
Wheaton Coop. 1111i Georgia
avenue. Wheaton. Md, and at
8 pm. in the Silver Spring Lii
brary, Colesville road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
VOTE REGISTRATION DEADLJNE
FOR VIRGINIA IS SATURDAY.

Registration deadne for Virginia residents who in
tend to vote inthe November general election Sat
day
Only residents who paid their poll taxes by last Nav
OF VINO VIII nave been In the State less than year
fore the election. may register however
Regular office hours of central registrars will be
observed at county courhouses and city halls through
Friday On Saturday, special hours will be as follows
Arlington, $3.50 to noon Investment Building
across the street from the courthouse; alexandria,
10 noon IN City Hall; Fairfax County to pni in
the courthouse Fairfax City, m to pm in CITY Hall
and Falls Church am to pm. in City Hall
In Arlington and Fairfax Counties local precinct
registrars also will be available in their homes to sipn mn
voters until pm. Saturday =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03

An Alexandria police KS
Corps dog today flushed two
teen-age boys from beneath
some honeysuckle vine to end
an intensive police search in
the Groveton area of Fairfax
County.
The boys, both from the
Groveton area, had been sought
by police in connection with an
Alexandria gas station holdup
about six hours earlier and with
a car theft last night in Stat
ford County.
Police later identified them
as suspects in two other recent
gas station holdups in Grove
ton.
The boys, one II and the
other Is, had been awaiting
sentencing in Fairfax County
Circuit Court on grand larceny
charges stemming from the
theft of a dollar bill changing
machine in a Groveton laun-
dromat on June "a.
Object Of 6-HOur Hunt
They were the object Of a
six-hour hunt by more than
IS police cars of the Fairfax
County force. State police, and
four police dogs from Alexan-
dria until caught shortly after
10 am.
The search started shortly
after 4 am. when Pvt. Franklin
Angelo of the Fairfax force,
driving along Harrison lane off
Richmond highway. spotted an
automobile coming the other
way which matched a stolen
car lookout.
He wheeled around N pur-
suit, but the boys jumped out
CT the car while it was still
moving and ran into a nearby
woods. The car crashed into
an embankment.
Pvt. Angelo also thought the
boys matched an Alexandria
lookout Of two young bandits
who held up James Ellsworth,
night attendant at the Peoples
self-service gasoline station in
the 400 block Of Duke street,
at 4 am. and fled with $s7 go.
Reinforcements Arrive
He called for reinforcements,
and the Searchers concentrated
In the triangular area between
Old Kings highway, Mount
Comfort Cemetery and Tele-
graph road.
Alexandria Police Pvt. Eu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
BY the Associated Press

Judge Joseph r. Byrnes OF
Baltimore City has made him
self conditionally available as a
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor.
His first stipulation is that
Gov. Tawes will not be a can
didate for reelection. The
other is that Gov. Tawes and
w. Preston Lane, jr., former
Democratic governor, indorSe
him.
IF they though it was q mat
ter of civic duty for me to run,
I would consider entering the
race" said Judge Byrnes, a
former president of the State
senate.
Gov. Tawes would not COM
ment on the potential candi-
dacy Of Judge Byrnes. Nor
would he discuss the prediction
of Philip H. Goodman, preSi-
dent of the Baltimore City
Council, that the Governor
would not seek a second term
The furry of speculation
over who is running and who
is not brought forth the fol-
lowing comment from the tick
ct heade by George P. Ma
honey:
1T is a matter Of indiffer-
ence to us how many times the
Messers Tawes. Hooker. ct al
shuttle and re-shuffle their
ticket between now and next
May Is. Nc amount of maneu-
vering by the boys in the back
room can deny our citizens a
meaningful choice in the
Democratic primary next
spring"
EAACuu VI Ao"CO
The Mr.. Hooker referred to
in their statement is George
Hooker, close personal friend
Of Gov. Tawes.
The Mahoney ticket, which
includes Montgomery County
delegate Blair Lee as the can
didate for the United States
Senate and Samuel w. Barrick
for attorney general, also said
THE frantic efforts of Tawes
and Company to find a candi-
date willing and able to bear
the administration standard is
one more symbol of the bank
ruptcy Of the administrators
leadership.
I'VE cannot help noting this:
Any candidate for major polit-
ical office who energies from
the efforts of Tawes, Hooker
and Company to find a stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03

For high and low tides at the follow.
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above:
Annapolis, sM hours; Bloody Point
Light, 4l2 hours: Colonial Beach. b
hours; Deale, Ara hours; Solomon
Island. ga hours; Point Lookout. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
The Sun and Moon
Rteas

Automobile nghts must be turned on
"a hour after sunset.
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ard-bearer must suffer the
onus Of a discredited regime. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03

6 miles but lower at times in
fog and rain.
River Report
Potomac clear at Harpers Ferry and
clear at Great Falls. Shenandoah
River clear at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - 81 Noon 49, 65
am. ------ G3 pm. - 81
sam. - 81 Spm az
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest, 95 on September 3.
Lowest 4, on February 2.
Tide Fables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
Evening star., 1961-05-11

SUNDAY
Roast Turkey Stutttng Crazy
Mashed Sweet Potatoes Peas 10th Water CheStnuts
Acknowledgements Salad
Caribbean Chocolate Connection Coffee
Caribbean Chocolate COnfection
squares unsWeetened egg yoks, slightly beaten
chocolate egg whites. sffy beaten
p cup cold coffee teaspoon vanilla
cup sugar, divided l teaspoon Angostura
y cup milk bitters
Cut chocolate into pieces. Place in saucepan with
coffee and melt stirring over low heat until smooth and
egg yoks and stir into hot mixture Add Angosura bters
Continue stirring low heat until sugar dissolved
Fold into stfy beaten egg whites Add vanilla
and fold hot mixture into sffy beaten egg whites Pour
into serving dish or individual dishes and chill plain
or with whipped cream. Six generous servings
MONDAY
Lamb Stew Uith Vegetables
Spinach Salad CruSty Rolls
Strawberry Shortcake
Spinach Salad
bag az ounces q teaspoon salt
spinach, washed p teaspoon Tabasco
3 hard-coOked eggs, chopped Glove Osa garlic '''"'
p cup salad oil
u cup vinegar
Drain spinach and tear into bte-size pieces in salad
bowl; add bacon and eggs Refrigerate Combine OIL
gar seasonings and garlic let stand at least hour
Remove garlic Toss with spinach mixture Just before serv-
ing. Five to six servings.
Turkey Amandtne Noodles
Broccoli Sliced Tomatoes and CucumberS
Caramel Sundde
Turkey Amandine
q cup sliced or slivered ls teaspoon pepper
almonds l tablespoon instant
tablespoons butter minced onion
tablespoons flour "a cup white dinner wine
Ia cups half milk and l (8 ounce mush-
half cream rooms, drained
"a teaspoon salt 6 to 8 slices cooked turkey
"a teaspoon curry powder
Brown almonds slowly in butter in large skillet Re-
almonds Stir flour into butter in skillet Blend
half and half Stir in SALT curry powder pepper instant
minced onion and wine. Cook low heat stirring
santy, until mixture thickens Add mushrooms and tur
key Simmer 10 minutes Top with almonds. Serve
cooked noodles Makes six to eight servings
Evening star., 1961-05-11

Serve with pickles, ripe olives,
celery and carrot sticks. If it's
a meatless day. skip the
ground beef and use more
meaty, h arty ripe olive
slices.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

lish muffins. Spread canned
pizza sauce over each half.
Top with flat pattieS of
ground beef. Sprinkle with
cheese. and ripe olive slices.
Broil until meat is done and
cheese melted and bubbly.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
- WHAT'S
- - COOKING

6roIed Shdd FtletS Ne,U Potatoes
Asparagus Vtnaigrette Carrots
Fresh Pineapple Compete Cookies
Asparagus Vnagrette
pounds asparagus "a teaspoon dry mustard
2 cup ripe olives 1s teaspoon black pepper
q cup oil 1s teaspoon celery seed
tablespoons vinegar l tablespoon diced
q teaspoon salt pimiento
Cut olives into wedges Wash and cook asparagus until
tender Combine remaining ingredients except asparagus
and heat thoroughly Pour hot drained asparagus
and serve at once. Makes six to eight servings
SATURDAY
PiszG Hamburger Pie French Fried Potatoes
CduhflotUer RaD Relish Tray
Rhubarb Crisp
Pizza Hamburger Pie
pound ground beef tablespoons minced
IL teaspoons salt onion
12 teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons chopped
cup wel-drained parsley
canned tomatoes "a teaspoon dried basil
p cup shredded soft cheese
Mix ground beef with salt and pepper Pat out in a
9-nch pie PAN Spread tomatoes meat and sprinkle
with remaining ingredients Bake 375-degree oven
for IS to 20 minutes Cut wedges serve Four servings
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Quick Pizzus

When the gang gathers at
your house, fix these tasty
pizza- burgers for a quick
snack. Split and butter Eng
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Serve q Chinese style dinner.

Serve Chinese-stye dinner.
WEDNESDAY
Beef Oriental Rice
Lima Beans Green Salad
Almond Cakes Tea
Beef Oriental
/ beef steak, cut 70 teaspoon pepper
12-nch thick tomatoes, peeled and
3 tablespoons fat cut into wedges
Y cup water green onions, cut into
"a cup soy 12-nch pieces
l2 teaspoon sugar l medium green pepper
cut into strips
Cut into y x 3-nch strips and brown in lard
drppings Add water sauce and pepper Cover
tightly and simmer for ~ hours or until tender. Add
tomato onion and and simmer for 10 to Is
minutes until pepper and onion tender Serve
with rice, If desired Four servings.
THURSDAY
Pork Chops Baked Potatoes
Okrd and Tomatoes Corn-on-C Cob
orange CuStdrd
Okra and Tomatoes
packages 90 ounces cups cooked tomatoes
each) frozen okra u teaspoon salt
Il cup bacon drippings hs teaspoon pepper
l2 cup onion slices 70 teaspoon basil
Slice okra "a Inch thick and place in sieve Pour boil
ing water it, drain Heat drppings in large skillet
with layer Of onion slices Put okra onions Cook
covered for minutes low direct heat Add oa
toes Cook covered 20 minutes longer until okra is
tender. Add seasonings. Makes eight servings.
I { ABy xvi"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-10-26

registration plates. $40 ON a charge
of non resident ramng TO apply
Tor chauffeur's license when en-
ployed as one, So.
Harold Elwood Meats Aurora,
W Va. operating a motor vehicle
without a license, $40.
James a. Damron, Aurora failing
to stop for official stop sign, S.
Elwood F. Martin, route ?, Oak
land, failing to grant right of way.
entered plea Of guilty fine of $40
and costs suspended.
Virginia Mae Bowman, Deer
Park. on a charge of failing TO
grant right of way, entered a plea
of not guilty and was found not
guilty The case was dismissed
On a charge of operating a motor
vehicle without license she
entered a plea of guilty and was
fined $40.
Roger Wayne Bray SWanton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-10-26
COVE

Kelvin Walter Margrorf, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs Dennis Mar
CROFT, was baptized on Sunday
morning at St Johns German Lu-
thCran church The sponsors we're
Mr. and Mrs Harold Hartman, Oak
land
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Glass and son
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
John Wass and family spent the
weekend with Ale and Mrs. Don
aid Glass, Dover, Del They also
visited Mrs. Ron Glass, Baltimore.
Rev and Mrs ii II. Droutz and
family spent Thursday in Green's
burg, Pa, with relatives The for
mcr's mother Mrs H. B. Droutz,
returned nome with them for two
weeks vacation
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Glass and daughter
were Mrs Regina Rodgers and
John OHCrn, UniontoWn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack O'Hern and family, Nc
kCCsport. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Rcichcnbcchcr and son and Mr.
and Mrs George Hetz Supper
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Glass, Barton
Mrs Joe Collier spent Sunday
with her mother Mrs. Effc Bach.
Accident Other visitors we're Mr..
and Mrs Harry Hilcman, Youngs-
town; Mr. and Mrs. George Bach.
Corrigansville; and Mrs Harold
GCorg.
Mrs Elizabeth Everly was taken
to the Garrett County Memorial
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-10-26
Twelve Persons Charged
With Motor Law Violations

Twelve persons were apprc-
hendcd by State police within re-
cent days and charged with violaO-
ing motor vehicle regulations
Harold Edward Tccts Blooming
ton had three charges against him
He pleaded guilty to a charge Of
operating a motor vehicle under
the influence Of liquor and was
fined 500 and costs lie pleaded
guilty to a charge Of operating Il
motor vehicle without license
and was fined $40 He pleaded
guilty to a charge of reckless driv-
ing and was fined S25 and cost s..
He noted an appeal on all three
cases ana filed bond for his ap-
pcarancc at the March term of
court
Forrest Raymond Wilson, Bloom
ington, also noted an appeal on
a conviction and filed bond for his
appearance at the March term of
court He pleaded guilty to a
charge of permitting an unlicensed
person to operate his motor We
hicle and was fined $40 and costs.
Disposal of other cases was
made as follows, in the office Of
Trial Magistrate Robert NJ. Ma
roney:
Earl Clinton Right. route 2, Oak
land, improper passing. entered
plea of guilty, S. and costs.
Vincent Popalo, Cresaptown. fail
ing to drive to right of center, SIS.
Homer c. Weascnforth. Bayard.
operating a motor vehicle without
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-10-26

hospital ON Thursday where she
remains patient due to pncu-
mOnia
Mrs Elizabeth Hartman, who had
been a patient at the Garrett COun-
ty Memorial hospital, has been dis
charged. She is now residing at
the Cuppctt Nursing Home, Oak
land.
Earl Hanft was given a surprise
birthday party. Saturday evening,
at his home Guests included Mr.
and Mrs. John Riley and family,
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Ryland, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Collier, MIR and Mrs
Wayne Collier. Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Hanft and family and Elmer
Hanft.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Margroff and family
and MIR and Mrs. Dennis Margroff
and son we're Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hartman and family, Oakland AT
ternoOn visitors we're Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer KOlb, Accident Evening Wis
itorS we're Mrs. Clarence Younkin
and sons, Grantsville Monday af-
ternoon visitors we're Mrs Effie
Bach and Mrs. Waldo Zinkan, Ac-
cidcnt
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ringer and
family we're Sunday supper guests
of MIR and Mrs A. N Ringer, Ac-
cident
A Tuesday visitor of Mrs Robert
Friend and son was Mrs. Ira Fra
zee.
Miss Emma Krause. Washington,
d. c.. spent week with her
brOther-in-laW and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Hartman and Mr. and