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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-07-21
CHURCH BUILDING SCHOOL

WOOSTER, Ohio (AP)-A Men
MONTE educational center, including
the sect's first high school in Ohio,
is rising on a 30-acre campus about
so miles south of Cleveland.
The high school will open this
fall. Plans call. eventually for a
junior college. The Mennonites
have several elementary schools
in Ohio.
Mennonites came to Ohio from
Switzerland, Alsace and Germany
almost $50 years ago. Basic be-
liefs of the sect include simplicity
in life and worship. fundamental
ism and conscientious objection to
military service.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-07-21
BUILT TO LAST

CLIENT. Ohio (AP)-A husband
wife team in the interior decorat-
ing field found that when they built
churches in ahlf-a century ago,
they built them to last.
Ernie Richmann, anninterior de-
corator, and his wife Jane, who,
handles the office. have set up
shop in the building that housed
Client Christian Church near Ak
ron for many years. The church
now has a new building.
The Richmanns have remodeled
the structure, but it wasn't easy.
They found that the volunteer car
penters who built it originally used
hand hewn hardwood beams which
are almost impossible to cut or
even drive a nail into.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-07-21
PLAYING GAMES

DIES MONIES, Iowa, (AP)-The
other day police officers w E.
Johnson and Ray Steiner went to
home of a man suspected of hav-
ing left the scene of an accident.
The mans wife said he wasn't
home.
The officers decided to take a
look inside anyhow. After looking
under a couple OF beds, each Off
icer approached a closet No one
was inside the first. But when the
second door was opened, there
stood the missing man.
boo" he said, in the policeman
face.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-07-21
Georgetown Speedway


George Harrison, well known
Studebaker Modified stock car pi-
lot, took the measure of a fast
field of Sportsman, Modified driv-
ers, in winning the 25 lap feature
event, at the Georgetown Speed
way, last Friday night. Paul Walk
er, Johnny Martin, George Smith,
and Windy Bailey followed to round
out the first five finishers. George
Smith of Milton, took first Sports
man honors.
The race was stopped in the
third lap, when Leon Manchester
had come to grief on the back
stretch, and Jimmy Smith, blew
his engine in the fourth corner,
stalling the car in the middle of
the track. After a technical dis
cussion, at the starting line, the
race was restarted at the beginning
of the third lap. The pace set on
the restart, started to take its toll,
Phil Gemenden, Bobbie Hamilton,
Bill Billings, and Horace Williams,
all pulled to the infield with mech
anical troubles. 1t was real heart
breaker for Horace Williams, the
veteran from Bridgeville, running
a beautiful race, and challenging
for the lead, consistently, broke an
oil line, and was forced to the side
lines.
The evenings only mishap, occ-
urred in the Hobby feature, as
Bobby Huff, spun in front OF Harry
Dutton. Bobby, rookie in the
Hobby ranks, experienced his first
roll over, as his car came in con-
tact with buttons. No damage to
car or driver.
Bill Priestley, won the Hobby
feature, Richard Coverdale, Jack
Sapp, and Stu Smith, finished the
Is lapper in that order. Jack Sapp
won the Hobby heat with Priestley
Bobby Collins, Harry Dutton and
Richard Coverdale, in that order.
Smith won the first Sportsman heat
trailed by ]. r. Jones, Phil Gem
enden, Horace Williams, George
Smith won the Second heat, Windy
Bailey, Bob Maddox, and Kip Holt.
This one was duel between Smith
and Bailey, all the way. Many ad-
ded attractions are planned for the
future at Georgetown.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-07-21
SKIN ITCH
DON'T SCRATCH 1T!

Scratching spreods infection coUsins
MORE poin. Moke fhis test Apply ITCH
ME-NOT. itching quiefs down in minutes
and onfisepfie oe'ion helps speed heol-
ing. Use insfoni-dyins lTcH-ME-hOT
for eczemo, insect bites. toe itch, other
surfoee roshes. It not pleased. your 4se
back of any drug store. TODAY Of Ros-
oins Pharmacy, Milford. 7-7-3f
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-07-21

If you are handy at using cake
decorator or pastry tube, you can
use either one for filling celery
stalks with cream-cheese or similar
mixture.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-07-21

Ted Kluszewki of the Los Angeles
Angles and Gil Hodges of the Los
Angeles Dodgers led World Series
batters with 1871 in 1853. Klu was
with the White Sox that fall.
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Evening star., 1961-12-03
CAMERA
CALENDAR

GREATER WASHINGTON COUN-
Gil OF CAMERA CLUBS, today, 3
pm, Natural History Building, Tenth
and Constitution avenue NV Show
ins OF slides accepted in. the inter
GWCC competition will continue to
be exhibited through December at
l. street NV.
FREE STATE CAMERA CLUB,
BBafsdns BSdng sG nm a5o6 HEattSye Hsmtns
place, Hyattsyiiie, Nd. "?aU "a century tiy'Gt az
Bronnette Enrich. game camera FANS FANS anS oS
historians welcome; special event;
seating limited.
SILVER SPRING CAMERA CLUB,
Thursday. S:l5, pm, Silver Spring
PhotograDhy at Night" illustrated rated
Recent award winners Color-D. l..
Jorgensen, Marshall Hirsh, W. s.
SSiE Tsiey D. and 5ecSsr W E. &alfs SShser' HoDU: w.
chrome-Leon Rothenberg, Marshall
gensen. Visitors welcome
cII,sII NATI9NAI 9osNxAkI1. ?, PRESBYTERIAN EEs IlI
s pm, 1880 N street NV. Spain
DR. Herbert L. Stein Schneider. Pub
lie welcome.
WASHINGTON FILM SOCIETY.
Friday. auditorium. Freer Gallery Of
Art. Southwest Mall. Twelfth and
Independence avenue: screenings $3.50
and s:45. The Mischief Makers" bv
Francois Truffaut G95O: "Meshes
of the Afternoon and THE Very
Eye OF Night" by Maya Deren, with
special sound tracks by Teiji Ito;
derson IN. u" by Michelandeio
Antonioni; odds and Ends" by Jane
Belson
Evening star., 1961-12-03
NUMISMATIC NOTES
Dix Notes

A $40 bank note is the
source of the name Dixie for
the Southern States.
The name came originally
from notes issued between
1845 and 1862 by the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana at New
Orleans. Since the State had
a large Frerch-speaking
population the notes carried
inscriptions in both English
and French, including, on the
$40 bill, the French Dix"
for ten" in large letters.
In French the word is pro-
nounced "deeS" but in Loui-
siana the English pronounce
alton is used.
Soon after Dan Emmett
visited New Orleans in 1859
he composed the song which
was first sung in a New York
minstrel show. When it
reached New Orleans it be-
came popular overnight.
In the first Stanza the
wish I wuz in de land of
the DiXeS" (the original
wording) referred to the $40
bills. There were other de-
nominations in the series, S.,
$40, $50. 500 and $1,000, but
for some reason the $40 dix
bills were the most popular.
These bank notes had a
wide circulation up the Mis-
SiSSippi and its tributaries,
and unlike other bank notes,
they we're not discounted.
During the middle l850s the
bank had more than IS mil
lion in circulation, a tre-
mendous amount for those
days. During the panic of
1857, when banks all over the
country failed, the Citizens
Bank of New Orleans sue =
cessfully met a two-week run
and came out as strong as
ever.
Although they we're issued
in huge quantities dix notes
were rather scarce until a
small batch was discovered
recently.
B. NJ. DOUGLA
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society, Dhose MEM
bers hare prepared this
! series of articles, iDiL anStDel
Evening star., 1961-12-03
STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
TODAY

Associated Stamp Clubs Of
the Chesapeake Area, 2 pm.
luncheon meeting. Alumni
House. College avenue and
King George street. Annap-
oils, Md. Election of officers
and donation auction.
MONDAY
Washington Numismatic
Society, 8 pm, auditorium,
Union Building, 401 Third
street NV. why You
Should Collect Large Size
U. S. Paper Money" talk by
Buddy Rosenberg, and elec-
ton of officers.
TUESDAY
Potomac Stamp Club, 8
pm. South Area Service
Club, Fort Myer, Va.
kOm a Park Philatelic
Association, 7::30 pm. 1901
Flower avenue, Silver Spring,
\ Md.
Library Of Congress PhiIa-
telic Club, II noon, Page
School Library. Main Build
ing. Election of officers.
WEDNESDAY
Collectors Club of Wash
ington, 8 pm, Odd Fellows
Temple, 419 Seventh street
NV. Early U. S. Plate
Blocks" talk and display by
John S. Petrie.
Arlington Stamp Club, 8
pm. Recreation Center. 440
North George Mason drive,
Arlington, Va. Hunting for
Errors" talk by DR.. Gerhard
SchleSinger. Auction.
FRIDAY
Hobby Club, 7:30 pm,
Jelleff Branch. Boys Club of
Greater Washington, 1865 S
street NV. Stamp trading
and coin sorting.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
BY A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

: If you are scratching your
! head over your Christmas
I gift list, perhaps we can help
out with the suggestion to
s give photo items this year.
z Those who have yet to take
) pictures with a camera will
9 be sure to be pleased with
{ one as a gift, while the old
y hands will be delighted with
: long-wanted accessories and
Z supplies.
8 There are. however, a few
{ dos and donts concerning
: Photographic gifts. For in
: stance don't make the mis-
!. take of trying to overWhelm
i someone with your generosity
!. by giving him the highest
: priced camera on the market
: unless he is ready for it.
. And few are. The very costly
. cameras are generally de-
signed for those who have a
: broad knowledge of photog-
!. raphy and who need such in
!. Struments for highly special
lied work.
4" The beginner will simply
be bewildered by the array
of knobs, levers and other
gadgetry associated with
such cameras. His bewilder-
:, ment, and usually disgust,
will increase as he sees the
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Photo Exhibitions
Are Circulating;
One by Bischof

The Smithsonian Institution
is circulating a number of pho
tographic exhibitions. among
them THE World of Werner
Bischof" and photographs by
Robert Capa," both co-spon-
sored by Magnum; color photos
The Seasons" by Eliot Porter;
THE Image of Physics" by
Berenice Abbott; Portraits of
Greatness" by Yousuf Karsh;
THE World of Edward Weston"
and Anatomy of Nature" by
Andreas Feininger. "Humming-
birds" by Crawford H. Greene
walt. has recently been added
to the list.
Bischof Q916-1954 was killed
in an auto accident in the
Andes. His exhibition, COM
prlsing 80 photographs, is
sponsored by Switzerland Am
bassador August R. Lindt.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

Is there a stamp collector
on your Christmas list?
Here are a few hints on
picking the ideal gift-some-
thing he wants but would
never get around to buying
for himself.
The really enthusiastic
collector is likely to be so
interested in getting more
stamps that he skimps on
accessories. the tools which
make the hobby more inter-
esting and enjoyable.
A good album, for example.
You can start at about 81
and go as high as your purse
will permit in providing a
satisfactory home for a col
lection.
Few collectors are able to
buy catalogues every year
the two-volume world
wide editions cost about SIS
but they are enormously
helpful. For the United
Evening star., 1961-12-03
CAMERA ANGLES
Photo Gifts Please
Tyro and Expert

results of his attempts to
take snapshots with such a
device. Too many beginners
give up photography entirely
because of its seeming COM
plexity when really the mis-
take was in his attempt to
learn with a camera he was
not ready to cope with.
Good Pictures From Start
So choose your newcomer
to the art a simple, easy-to-
operate camera of the box
type that will take good pic
lures right from the start.
This is a fact, for these basic
cameras are designed espe-
cially for those who do not
have either the desire or time
to go deeply into photo-tech-
nology. They have pre-fo-
cused lenses and preset
shutters - some even have
electric-eye exposure calcula-
tors built right into the cam
era.
With such even the rawest
beginner can start out TAX
ing excellent snapshots with
out going into blue funk
over exposure, timing and TO-
cuSing.
Now you may know some
one who has had his basic
training in photography and
is ready to move up to a
Evening star., 1961-12-03
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, G Dupont
circle: pairs, /; pairs, 80. Play
fair, 143l Harvard. pairs. l:45.
- TOMORROW
Club; pairs. 7:45, Air-Fax, 393O
Arlington Boulevard pairs, 7:45.
Chevy Chase, $500 west avenue,
Bethesda: pairs Gnvitational, 1:+5.
David TAYLOR Model Basin. Carde-
rock; pairs, 7:45. Duplicate Bridge
Center, . Dupont circle: pairs, 7;30.
Fsrfax sirfax PAIRS lgs s45 3 AnG5eVi mr. sTys
'tions. CIR. 3-59?4D. Fort Meade,
Commissioned Officers Mess; MP
pairs, 7:45. Silver Spring, a105
Bruce drive. Silver Spring, pairs,
T:3O reservations. JU. 9-TSl0l.
WBL Executive Committee meeting.
i TUESDAY
. Alexandria YMCA, i2O E. Monroe
avenue; pairs, 10 am. Chess, Apt.
201. Hotel 240O Sixteenth: members
Il dividual 7:45. Chevy Chase
plicate Bridge Center. Dupont
: circle; MP pairs. 7:30. Falls Church,
American Legion Hall, 400 N. Oak
Falls Church; MP pairs, 7:45.
sFe ederal, Hotel 24O0 Sixteenth;
pairs, 7:45: Federal Power Com
], mission, OFFICIAL dining room. GAO
. Co. Duplicate, third floor auditorium,
Seventh and F; club pair champion
ship. luncheon. 1880 am. (rcserva-
ton, 661.l345l; Indian Spring
Country Club. MP pairs dnvita-
tionap: s. Internal Revenue sery-
=. Pafntpria pniIdinsf.
6 eMontgomery, 400 Norwood drive;
pairs, 7:45. Officers Service Club,
1914 Twenty first. pairs, 8. 1000
Valley Drive. Alexandria; pairs,
:. 10 am.
WEDNESDAY
AEudas Achim Mems Club. 1900
q Valley drive, Alexandria; pairs. S.
{ Alexandria. Belle Haven Country
Club; MP pairs tinyitationap; I:45.
Sixteenth; pairs dnvitationaD, -T:45.
: Conversational Secretaries, New House
Office Building: pairs. Z. Duplicate
g.. Bridge Center. 8 Dupont circle: MP
pairs. go. Fairfax. YMCA. Route
: S36, Fairfax; pairs, 40; Hecht Co.
gomery County Jewish Community
Center; MP pairs. $50. Silver
> Spring, a4O5 Bruce drive. silver
= Spring: pairs, 10 am. reservations,
JU. 9-1SlO. StateUSIA. cafeteria,
GSA Building; pairs. 7:30. Subur-
ban. 1920 Arlington boulevard; pairs,
4 1890 am.
= THURSDAY
Chevy Chase, 6SO3 West avenue
> Bethesda: pairs tinvitationan, noon
>: Falls Church, American Legion Hall
3 400 North Oak. Falls Church; pairs
q 9:45 am. Goren Duplicate, Suite
!, 1O2 The Dupont East, l545 Eight.
:, eenth: pairs. noon reservations
:. 667-1345). District of Columbia
Championships. Sheraton-Park Hotel
master pairs (players having 100 OIL
: more master points,, 1:30: sub,
: senior pairs players having les
- than 100 points,, 1:3O.
FRIDAY
:. District Of Columbia Champion
:, ships, Sheraton-Park Hotel: women
pairs, mems pairs, ,: mixed pairs, 8
- SATURDAY
.. District Of Columbia Champion
ships, Sheraton-Park Hotel: opel
=. pairs, and S: Metropolitan pair
(players having less than 80 points
2 and s: special MP pairs. S.
NEXT SUNDAY
District Of Columbia Champion
:. ships, Sheraton-Park Hotel; opel
:. team-of-four. l and Z: special MI
Y. pairs, and Z.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
:New Goren Book of Bridge
:|nstructs and Entertuins

by Jack Olsen in the in
troductory chapter. Down
the Years from Whist" He
relates the fascinating his
tory of bridge, and provides
excellent biographica al
sketches of Ely Culbertson
and Mr.. Goren.
"A Cavalcade of Bridge"
follows. This picture port
folio of leading bridge per-
sonalities, including Harold
S. Vanderbilt, father of mod
ern contract; also bridge ac-
tivitieS, such as a scene from
a recent tournament typical
of bridge competition across
the Nation, attracting some
250,000 fans weekly.
Comprising the major third
of the 518-page text are 100
Memorable Hands" These
are guaranteed to thrill the
most jaded bridge expert.
Here Mr.. Goren demonstrates
his amazing prowess as a
teacher. Each problem hand
is written as a mystery
thriller, and the climax de-
lightfully capped with a pithy
maxim titled Extra Tricks"
For example, THE most sue
cessful conventions are the
simple ones. Outside of top
expert circles it is enough,
when partner leads a suit. to
have your low card say Stop
and your high card shout
I'd like some more"
"A Museum Showcase of
Playing Cards" is a treat
to the eye. Twelve pages in
full color reproduce playing
cards over the centuries, and
from many lands.
Some Tests of Skill pro-
vides novice and expert alike
with typical real-life bridge
table challenges. The ans
wers are there, too, and the
credit points to grade your
self. Q
A neat change of pace is
offered by "A Bridge Mas
ter'S Album - photographs
and intimate glimpses at ia
nous personages-a all bridge
fans: Dwight D. Eisenhower,
Prince Ally Khan, the Duch-
ess of Windsor, and others.
Then for the studious be-
ginner, and advanced player
as we'll, comes the full pre-
sentation of the Goren Sys-
tenn. All a player needs to
know of the standard Amer
ican bidding system, regard
less of his level of skill, may
be found in these 1873 pages.
The last chapter, The In
ternational Laws of Bridge, -
is a compendium on rules
of play-the final word on
bridge ethics and fine points
of scoring.
The magnificent formal,
the novel manner of repro
ducing hundreds of hands
as they would appear in ac-
tual play-the pips and hon.
ors in two-tone red and black
the well-spaced, large type
face, the handsome illustra-
tions all combine to produce
a connoisseur's item.
From the standpoints OF
reliability, enjoyability, ano
instructibility, Book ot
Bridge" will be we'll nigh
impossible to surpass.
M. l.. FISHER.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

It's a real policeman and
a real corner. The officer
is Constable Ragas Amis
Malta of Anti village. Kaia-
pit district. The intersection
is Douglas and Musgrave
streets in Port Moresby.
The stamp will be recess
printed from a design by
Mrs. v. w. Prescott of Port
Moresby.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
BOOK OF BRIDGE. BY
; Charles Goren and edi-
i. tors of Sports Illustrated.
Time. Inc. Book Division
Doubleday; $1295)
This one is the ne plus
ultra of bridge books. Au-
thored in the main by Charles
Goren, whom all modern
,devotees of the game have
come to revere as the author
ity Book of Bridge" artfully
feaSts the eyes while in
instructing and entertaining.
Maintained throughout is
the deftly amusing pace set
Evening star., 1961-12-03

man, for instance, who wants
to shoot sports pictures or
other action scenes. If so, go
ahead and pick out a cam
era that will suit his needs.
If you are in doubt, ask the
man behind the counter at
your photo dealers and you
will find him most helpful in
this respect.
For a Friends Darkroom
A photo-enlarger is a fine
gift for someone who already
has a darkroom but who has
been limited, so far, to max
ing contact prints. Enlarg-
ers can be costly or inexpen-
Sive - like cameras. But
again, it will depend upon the
prior knowledge and expert
ence of a person in photog-
raphy that should determine
what type to buy as we'll, of
course, upon the amount you
can afford to spend.
Less expensive, but equally
welcome, are such items as
processing trays, darkroom
thermometers, S a lig hts,
books and magazine sub
scriptions on photography,
35-mm daylight processing
tanks, mixed and pack
aged processing chemicals,
printing paper and other
supplies that you will find
in plenty at all photo stores.
The camera fan who shoots
color for transparencies but
who has no protector to
screen them is an obvious
candidate for such a gift.
And don't overlook either
color or balck -and-white film
or flash bulbs as gift items.
For Movie Fans
In cinematography use the
same rules that we outlined
for purchasing gifts for the
still camera fan and you
won't go wrong. Give the be-
ginner a beginners camera
and don't overlook the pro-
jector that is a must COM
panion piece to 60 with it.
A new screen is also a nice
gift as are supplementary
lenses such as they telephoto
and wide -argle jobs that are
dear to the hearts of the
home-movie makers.
Photography exceeds all
other hobbies as the most
popular fun activity" and
we don't see how you can
possibly go wrong if you
give Photographic" this
Christmas. Picture-taking is
fun for young and old alike
and the memories preserved
on film are often more than
| worth their weight in gold to
those who have shot the pic
lures.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
PHILATELIC NEWS
Here's What to Give
A Stamp Collector

States collector a specialized
catalogue costs SO to S..
Comparatively inexpensive
are simple tools like a good
magnifying glass, steel tongs
(tweezers especially designed
for handling stamps) or a
precision perforation gauge.
A whole year of up-to-
date information is available
through a So subscription to
one Of the weekly philatelic
publications. And there are
helpful books to explain the
fine points Of the hobby.
Buying individual stamps
for an advanced collector is
risky, unless you know ex-
actly what he wants, but his
own dealer will be glad to
advise, or provide a gift GER
tificate.
For the youngster who
might be interested there are
excellent starter kits for a
few dollars. For someone a
little older there are more
elaborate sets, with stamps,
album, tongs, etc.
Similar gifts are available
for the coin collector-al-
buns. the Red Book, a weekly
paper. and coins. Drop in at
any hobby shop and see for
yourself.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

fourth Wednesday of each
month at the Penn-Daw
Coop store south of Alexan-
dria, Va.
Il
Masonic Covers
The George Washinton
Masonic Stamp Club is Offer
ing Masonic-cachet first day
covers of the Fort Sumter,
Norris Centennial and Gen.
Pershing stamps at ST for the
set of three. Orders should be
addressed to James w. Zol-
lickoffer, RID. No. l, Union
Bridge, Md.
New Issues
NEW GUINEA.-A police
man directing traffic at an
intersection provides the de-
Evening star., 1961-12-03

sign for a new 3-shilling
stamp to be issued early in
1862.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
1862 Edition
MINKUS STAMP CATALOGS

Mnkus Coooes offer wealth Of illustrations and inforotion
plus ooco organization for reference Mnkus New Worldwide
Postage Stomp CotoIoe in two volumes:
Volume L. The United Stoes and its possessions, the British
Commonwealth Of Motions and Ireland the United Nations
Mexico, Central and South America the independent
notions Of Africa and Asio Over l,268 pooes 79S
Volume II: Europe and Colonies | 300 pages. 795
Minkus New American Stomp CotoIoe
Introduction tracing the evolution Of the United States Postal
System oooo entries $3.50 upword price chonee ZOO
illustrations lists of w. regular issues commemorative,
mails revenues posto stationery postage dues Confederate
Stoes w. Territories and Possessions the United Nations
Prices included for singles blocks plate blocks full sheets and
first doy covers. 800
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Medallic Lucite Hemisphere:
See Our Coin Price List

Come in or phone for our Coin Price List which is
full Of gift ideos for anyone who collects coins or
for yourself too. Visit our Coin and Stomp Depart
ment and see our collection of U. S. coins in all
metals, gold and silver coin jeWey, coins from all
countries and many accessories.
W6L-Coins ana Stamps
Washington and Chevy Chose
Evening star., 1961-12-03
First-Day Figures

Covers given a first-day
cancellation totaled 479,917
when the Accent basketball
stamp went on sale Novem-
ber 6 at Springfield. Mass.
In all, 794,010 stamps were
sold for $31, ,760.40.