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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
State Banks Merge

Stockholders of the Maryland
National Bank and the Second
National Bank in Hagerstown
have approved plans for merger
of the two institutions, accord
ing to a joint announcement by
Hooper S. Niles, board chair
man Of Maryland National, and
Franklin M. Thomas, chairman
of the board of the Hagerstown
bank.
Now awaiting final approval
of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency in Washington the move
would bring to II the number
of offices of Maryland National
Bank.
I'VE are gratified at the re-
Spouse of the stockholders of
both banks, resulting in votes
of 81 per cent of the shares of
Maryland National Bank and
SO per cent of the shares of the
Second National Bank in favor
of the merger" according to
the statement issued by Miles
and Thomas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Group Plans Beach Party

The handicapped Adult Group
affiliated with the Cerebral
Palsy Association of Montgom-
eery County, will hold beach
party at Sandy Point, July 10.
Free transportation will be pro-
vided.
The bus will leave at 9:15 am.
from the Jessup Blair Commu-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Food Fair Aids

In celebrating the tenth ami
versary of its founding, the
Food Fair Stores Foundation is
granting a total of 245 scholar
ships for the 1963-64 year for
% colleges and universities on
the Eastern Seaboard.
The scholarships will be made
availabel to Food Fair employees,
their children and the general
public in an area ranging from
Florida to Rhode Island. Among
them are awards for study at
the University of Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
More us. Contracts

Defense Electronics Inc. has
received a number Of new con.
tracts for RI telemetry equip.
ment and systems from govern.
mental and other missile manu-.
facturers, according to Ray.
mond S. Rosenberg, president
of the Rockville firm.
The new awards total more
than one million dollars, Rosen.
berg said. He noted that the
company previously had re.
ceived a Sc million prime con.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

nifty Center, Jessup Blair Park,
Georgia Ave. and Blair Road,
and will return before 5 pm.
Advance reservations are re-
quired and may be obtained by
calling the Cerebral Palsy Cen
ter, JU. 8-4075.
In the event of rain the event
is scheduled for July "a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Lakewood Proceeding

Loans totaling $4,000 have
been assured the Lakewood
Country Club in support of its
construction program, accord
ing to Vinton Lee, named as
operator of the club under a
court order.
Lee said the Riggs National
Bank and Suburban Trust Co
have agreed to lend the organ
ization 100000 apiece for com
pletion of its clubhouse and re
pairs on the 1S-hole golf course
and three swimming pools, as
well as other proposed improve
ments.
The financial support assur.
ances came as a climax to a
lengthy legal battle in which
club members obtained control
from the organizations prom.
oters after alleging that club
funds had been diverted to
other projects.
In announcing the new pro.
gram, Lee said that completion
of the club projects will be un.
dertaken by Marvin Simmons,
head Of Glen Hill Estates,
which owns the property on
which the club is located. Sim.
mons, according to Lee, will
lease the tract TO members un.
der an agreement that will give
them an opportunity to pur-
chase 1t at later date.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Thank You Very Much!r

State Comptroller Louis L. GoIdstein left presents
SIP million check to County Council President John A.
Floyd representing the final nsaIIment $S5
million returned to the county from 1862 state income
payments An additional $4,000 in taxes
to Incorporated municipalities In the county.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-13
Russia Will Test Carrier Rockets Over the Pacific

MOSCOW R - The Soviet Union announced Saturday it plans to test remodeled carrier rockets over the Pacific Ocean between May Is and July IS.
 A Tass statement gave one drop area as about 2,00O miles north west of Honolulu. Another drop area was listed as about 1,5OO miles south of the Hawaiian Islands.
 Tass did not say from which point the shots would originate. The Tass statement said:
 With the object of the further exploration of outer space, Soviet scientists and designers have pre- pared for testing improved varia- tions of carrier rockets for cosmic objects"
 It said the launchings will be made without the rockets final stages. The rockets will fall into the ocean, Tass said, adding:
 With the object of insuring safety of navigation and flights at the time of the launching of the carrier rockets into the Pacific, Tass has been authorized to state that the government of the Soviet Union addresses a request to the governments of the countries whose ships and planes might be near the target area of the penultimate stages of the carrier rockets in the given period, to the effect that the appropriate authorities in | struct the masters of ships and the commanders of planes not to enter the sea and airspace in the Pacific limited by the . CO., ordinates."
 Tass gave the coordinates as generally around II degrees Al minutes northern latitude and 167 degrees 49 minutes western latitude in what it called a first drop area. The second area was given as in the vicinity of 35 degrees 23 min utes northern latitude and 173 de- grees 52 minutes eastern longitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
Tree Talk

From Mrs. G. W. B., jr., 1O2
University boulevard East, Sill
yer Spring. ID What kind Of
tree would be best for a sunny
back yard? (2) Because we ap-
piled a stump remover to the
stumps, how long will we have
to wait before replanting? 90
Will it be necessary to remove
all the dirt because of insect
and d iseas e infestation? An
swer-(D The Amur corktree
(Phellodendron amurense) is a
medium sized, fast CROWN 6
tree. The KatSuratree (Cerci-
diphyllun japonicum) is a taller
growing tree comparatively free
from insects and diseases and is
a moderately rapid grower. A
smaller tree, having about the
same rate Of growth, is the gol-
denraintree (Koelreuteria pani-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
QUESTION BOX
FOR GARDENERS

culata). It's chief value is that it
is quite tolerant of soils and has
a pleasing display of yellow
flowers in July or August. (2) l
doubt II the stump remover will
contaminate the soil to any ex-
tent. (3) The worms attacking
the dogwood do not trouble 9TH
er kinds Of trees. Also, the bor-
ers that probably injured the
birch confine their attacks to
birch trees. In planting any Of
the above trees you will need to
add compost or peatmoSs to the
soil mixture about the roots, no
chemical fertilizers at planting
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18

From Mrs. j. R. o., 1919 Car
mody drive, Silver Spring. /
have a Gamma that is well over
10 feet high which is much
stronger growing than any other
Gamma / have know. Could it be
the soil? Answer-A 10-foot can
ma is most unusual; however,
their growth depends on an
abundant supply of rich plant
food and moisture. Lack Of sun
light may also cause a plant to
stretch up.
From Miss M. M. NJ, 1902
Twelfth road, Arlington. What
can l use to keep squirrels, rab-
bits, mice, etc. from digging
and eating my bulbs and tubers
which will not harm children?
Answer-Moth balls (naphtha-
lene) are normally used for
this purpose, but of course, they
would be injurious to the small
child. Bloodmeal, If scattered
on the soil about the paintings,
will repel rabbits but not the
others. Traps may also be used
for this purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
Handbook for Amateur

read the article on green
house operation and know
the plants listed In the table
which may be grown In a
cool greenhouse and those
which may be grown in a
warm greenhouse. Culture
information is given for
each.
Soils for the home g-ee-
house, fertilization pro-
grams, plant propagation
and the control Of diseases
and pests are also impor-
tant chapters in this hand
boo
Coz ) Of this handbook
may be obtained from the
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
for 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18

GREENHOUSE HAND
BOOK FOR THE ANA
TEUR. BY Brooklyn Bo-
tanic Garden, Brooklyn,
New York 11225.
This very readable and
val illustrated handbook is
largely q compilation Of
articles by outstanding
writer's. In addition to dis
cussing Choosing q Home
Greenhouse" there is a list
Of greenhouse manufac-
turers and a very interest
ing discussion Of the plastic
greenhouse. An article also
describes the sun heated pit.
Before deciding upon what
plants to grow, one should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
Pomqrunutes

From Mrs. W. ]. NJ, 1875
Gainsborough road, Rockville,
Md. Question: Where may l OBJ
tain the hardy Towering POM
granatt; also the Chinese EN-
press Tree? Answer: The EN-
press tree (Paulonia Tomento-
SAL. Tingle Nurseries, Pittsville,
Md; Upper Bank Nursery, Me
dia, Pa; and Brimfield Gar
dens, 245 Brimfield road, Weth-
ersfield, Conn.,, are some of the
sources. The pomgranates are
listed by Tomlinson's Nursery,
11758 E. Whittier boulevard,
Whittier, Calf, and the Palos
Verdes Begonia Farm, ALI 242d
street, Walteria, Calf, and the
following two whole lie nurser-
les, Ozark Nursery, Tahlequah,
Okla, and the Boyd MUIR -ry
Co., Meanwhile, Tenn.
W. H. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
Brown Needles

From Mrs. r. B. D., Vienna,
Virginia. (1) Why are the nee
dies on our white pine turning
brown? (2) Can the white pine
be sprayed with dorm an t
spray? (3) Are Asiatic varieties
Of crabapples susceptible to ap-
pie cedar rust? "a Please list
some. Answer-(D Spider mites
can kill the needles (turn
brown. Soil conditions and
drought are also factors. It may
have been drought this year. (2)
White pines can be sprayed
with the oil emulsions prepared
specifically for dormant use on
evergreens; however, know Of
no reason for their use on white
pines. (S) Some varieties of
crabapples are subject to the
cedar rust. The Bechtel flower
ing crab is especially suscep-
tible to cedar rust. AS a rule,
those with oriental parentage
seem to- be immune to cedar
rust. l would also suggest that
some of the oriental varieties
are especially susceptible to
fire blight. "a Dorothea, Hopi,
Katherine, Tea and Parkman
are some of the better varie-
ties; the latter is low growing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18

If purchased separately, would
cost $751; You get: so DoffodiIs
and Norcissus linked SO Gro
Gus tmixed) Is Darwin Tulips
tmixedl, so Crepe Hyocinth
tbIue) and Is SnowdroPs
(white).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
THE HAPPY CLOWNS

Herb Gardeners runaway comedy HIT "a
Thousands Clowns" comes to the National
Theater tomorrow night for twO-week stay
In it Dane Clark (whO followed Jason
RObards, ir., into the role ON Broadway plays
a Nv writer who quits vapid kiddie show 70
live a carefree Life with his 12-year-Old
nephew. Margaret O'Brien plays the social
worker who descends upon him Here she's
arguing about social service procedure with
Conrad FOwkes. Surrounding are other
scenes. 99t rlre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

Joy carmody. dFsms sditoT Of The
SteE, b o. vocation. His column
win be resumed on his Fatuu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
star stan Writer

The young moviegoing set
may not believe It but their
elders will remember that
the concluding scene Of
"Gone With the Wind" was
something Of . controversial
sensation in its day. In It
Vivien Leigh as Scarlet
O'Hara finally has become
too much even for her BRIDE
groom. Clark Gables Rhett
Butler. to stomach and he
prepares to take his de-
parture.
whats to become Of me7"
or words to that effect, she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Lopez Plans q Show
Starring PeorIie May

Duke Ellington's band. win be
the star Of Loper's show
which Is slated to open In
Easter Of 1854. ff
Were re-designing Billy
Roses Diamond Horseshoe.
remaining It 'Carousel' and
going to put ON . gala every
night"
The title Of the show Is
1.-THE Balloon Goes Up"
He chose Q theater-restau-
rant type operation over q
legitimate theater because II
want PearIie May to make her
entrance through the audi
ence every night TO start the
show" t
One Of the other stars win
be Pearl Bailey's three-year-
old daughter-who win BE-
four at showtime. So
"She Is one Of seven chill
dren, of all races and ereeds.
adopted by Pearl and her
husband, Lou Bellson. and
can sing. dance, play the
piano like q pro. She's un-
believable," Lopez says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

AAEBAsSADOR-"The Casian" historical adventure with
Cesar Romero. Frankie Avalon: 1:40. AIS $50 and
$3.50 pm.
APEx-"Sh" Federico Fellni explores the mysttfying
world Of his profession; 2:l0 4:45, T:5 $40 pm
DUPONT-"The Thrill Of II AM" Doris Day James Garner
In q romantic comedy; 2, 4. 8. and 10 pm
EAGBAsSY-Wves and Lovers" comic report on Americas
suburban mores; AIS, 4:1O. sos. and e:S5 pm
KErTHs-"The Caretakers": . confused excursion into
mental therapy; l:SS. S:4O $40. 7:4B and $50 pm.
MacARTHUR-Mouse on the Noon: Margaret Ruther-
ford IL as delightful IN this worthy sequel 10
The Mouse That Roared"; 1:l5 $685. l:4S; $780, $40
and 046 pm.
METROPOLITAN castlian"; las. 4:lS. $50 and
e:26 pm.
ONTARzo-Tawence Of Arabia" motion picture Of true
distinction with Peter oToole the legendary hsro
and s:lb pm.
PAIAcE-'The Haunting; spook flick with julie Harris
Claire Bloom; 1:S5, 1885, 5:35, 7:S6 and o:SS pm
rIAYHoUSE-'The L-shaped Room; sincere moving film
on sensitive subject l. $685. $780, tao and Gas pm
rTAzA-Many Ways to SIM: 1l0. 2:2O 3:SS $50. T0S.
$40 and 1918 pm.
TowN-Tma La Douce" inspired by the French musicale
/, $780, $40 and pm.
TRANS-LUx-'The Condemned of Altoona: involved.
talkative version Of Sarres play has fine acting
BY Fredrtc March, Sophia Loren and Macmillan
scheIl; l. sos. Sis. tao and Gas pm.
UPTOWN-"How the West Was Won: screen spio IN
Cinerama with an all-star cast 2 and pm.
WAHNEF-"Cleopatra" the screens all-tme high adven
tsre In hyperboe-big. beautiful bright; 2. 1850 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

story five years ago when my
agent sent II to me. I turned
1t down because the script
negated the idea that the
individual transcends all"
Eight months ago. Walter
Settler, Q partner with Mar
lon Brando In Pennybaker
Productions. acquired the
story which had been rewrit-
ten. He offered It TO Bob
who said, "Oh no. not that
old thing" He read II. and
signed.
When ! spoke to Mitchum,
he confessed he had not read
his current Job for goth
Century-Fox, "what q Way
To Co." He'll co-star with
Gene Kelly. Dean Martin,
and Shirley MacLaine. II
know nothing about the
story" he boasted. although
I have been fitted for my
wardrobe" It doesn't add UP
unless we add up the rumors.
Il do what ! want TO do"
he said rather defiantly. II
like 10 travel and / travel
everywhere 10 make my pic
lures, even TO Hollywood. I'm
not bound to anything or
anybody. An actor today can
work anywhere IN the world,
although I sometimes ask
myself what I am working
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

HOLLYWOOD CAP). - Don
Lopez. once . magic name on
Broadway. Ia making his first
professional return to the
main stem since Iceland
with an all-Negro cast.
Lopez. once q dancer and
impresario, was lured to
Hollywood by the late Louis
b. Mayer and then later
turned designer-and Million
aire.
II have designed everything
from hotels TO women's fash
IONS" says Lopez. who also did
Frank Sinatra's famed inau-
guration wardrobe, but ]
Just got Q yearning for the
old days Of show business.
I'm teaming with my old
partner from the Copacabana.
Monte Proser. to put the first
all-Negro Ahow on Broadway
since Lew Leslie's Blackbirds
out Of which came such stars
IS Buck and Bubbles, Lena
Horne and Pearl Bailey"
Pearlie May. along with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

for. Certainly not for So
ciety. It means nothing to
me. You can't say I have
given II up by living on o
Maryland farm: because !
have never taken 1t up, there
was nothing to give up."
The sleepiness in Mitchum's
eyes has q valid reason. He's
an insomniac. II hardly sleep
at all, and I always get UP
at 4 in the morning"
Bob Is rich and could re-
tire from movie-making II he
disliked 1t as much as he
says he does. He got off TO
a bad start In pictures when
his business manager abb
seconded with his entire saw
ings OF $685. And he was
In hook to Howard Hughes
for o decade when Howard
loaned him a large sum Of
money TO buy q house and
pay his bills. s
He disaerees with the pres
ent theory that the stars
have taken over the movie
business. THE stars are not
the BOSSES" he says. sits q
case Of common survival"
Mitchum certainly has sur
vived. And today be has the
look Of . sleepy elder states
mar, Now II he would only
remove those defenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
THE PASSING SHOW
|. You Just Watch
Your Language

It also permits. within
reason, language to fit the
occasion. It draws o vague
line somewhere between pro-
family and obscenity. In any
event. If the hero Of Q movie
hits his thumb with O ham
mer he can now comment
appropriately and IL not
forced to confine his re-
marks TO Gosh, that
tingles."
This Code sanction Of the
realistic approach Is fine. II
was long overdue II molten
pictures were to be allowed
TO remain abreast or the
changing mores Of the times.
Outside o movie theater yuu
hear . lot more ''hells" ana
"damns" than YOU used to.
They are uttered by quite
respectable people. too.
stronger Eplthets
That they have become
commonplace words az rnlnor
emphasis rather than truly
emphatic ones should give
the movie-makers pause.
There Is no hope or help.
Of course, for the minority
who can't or don't want 70
recognize the difference be-
tween freedom and license.
But the others. the ones who
are honestly striving for LIFE
like dialogue. had better
scan their scripts more
closely. a
Two current films "Ths
Caretakers," already opened
here, and I'm the French
STYLE" due soon--suffer Just
q bit from this damn" and
''hell" disease. Both Of them.
in fact. employ stronger
epithets that are not gem
orally considered suitable f0f
q family newspaper.
In The Caretakers, |" Janis
Paige. Is Q patient IN y
mental hospital. suddenly
blurts out the cause Of her
trouble she was the ufis
wanted child Of unmarried
parents. She shrieks the word
for that over and over several
times before collapsing n
tears and the effect u chilli
ingly dramatic. not obscene.
In In the French style. ("
Jean seberg describes herself
in one scene with that word
borrowed from the kennel
club set that rhymes with
witch. II d momentarils
See MACARTHUR Page Fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

tin gets tied TO q torture
wheel, caroling as It revolves.
II VIII Not Tell" Another
peak Of ex1iberant exertion
occurs during q harem NUM-
Der In which she sings '@The
Lonely Night" while whirline
like q dervish. For this she
agreed to clink finger chimes.
Altogether Miss Martin
handles 10 Of the ~ SONGS
composed by Howard Diets
and Arthur Schwartz. A large
part Of the time she performs
tightly laced into q whale
bone corset Of orandmap
day.
mo wonder they were
ladies'" sne says. They
couldn't even breathe. Some
night when I'm tired / think
I'll Just get them to dress
up the corset. send II on
stage and play q tape Of unb
singing"
Miss Martins sense Of mis-
chief at times threatened 10
See MARTIN. Page rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

It really was daring, too,
even though It was fully
justified on the grounds Of
artistic honesty. Rhett Butler
would have said It Just that
way. His damn" was q
sharply emphatic exclama-
ton mark on the story Of
the shambles Scarlet OHara
made Of her life.
It is difficult to realize
that this was less than rs
years ago-24 TO be precise.
Today q moviegoer likely to
be shocked by . "hell" or q
damn" can remain tranquil
only BY giving up rnoviego-
ing. A
It Is one result Of the
liberalization Of the Produc-
ton Code, which was hailed
by most critics and film
makers for permitting the
movies to more closely mirror
life. This stilI Is q highly
moral document. But It per-
mits films to deal with sub
jects-dope addiction, for in
stance that formerly we're
taboo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

old fashioned flamboyance.
But they beat me anyhow"
she says. referring 10 Author
Arnold Schulman, Director
Vincent J. Donehue, and Pro-
ducers Cherry Crawford and
Richard Halliday.
Part Of the running about.
Miss Martin admits, was her
own doing. While hanging
from Q trapeze by her knee
one day. she voiced q wish
to sing In such posture. The
item was duly reported In
the public prints.
Mary Gets the Word
well, there wasn't any
number IN the show like that
at the time" she continues.
''And my husband said I
should keep my big mouth
shut" Halliday is her hus-
band.
The upshot Of her procla-
nation was inevitable. Now
there's q melodramatic epi-
sode during which Miss Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Co-stars with Martin

"Ths picture ORIGINALLY was
called The Man In The Md
ale, but Jules Dassla 10 maxi
big q picture BY that name.
/ was interested In this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
HOLLYWOOD
Mitchum Keeps Guard Up
BIZ sHEMAH GRAHAM

0I 0MMGMMAfMAE AM4&AMMAA4NA
North American Newspaper Alliance
HoLLYwooD-"why did
you move to Maryland7"
I asked Robert Mitchum
.on the closing day Of
his picture. 'The Winstone
, Affair" Robert turned half
open eyes in my general d.
rection and replied. ',For that
very reason. 20 people can
ask me. why do YOU live In
Maryland9'"
It Is o strange reason, 50
/ persisted, why did your"
With q deep sigh the star
humored me with, ''It's the
last place In the world where
anyone would think Of living.
My farm Is IL miles off the
road, no one can find me;
no one can get to me.
: "And Just to make sure" he
/, added, "the weather is hor-
, rible In the winter, but It's
worse In the summer with
the mosquitoes" The Bahia
mas are only two hours away
Z by plane and that's where
Mitchurn goes when the
weather gets too terrible.
Loves Those Horses
A Actually one important rea-
1on why Mitchum sold his
house IN HOLLYWOOD to live In
{ Maryland Is that he loves
, horses. He lives in Trappe.
. which is near Cambridge.
where the recent indignation
strife occurred. And while
Robert gives the impression
, 81 being anti-cverything in
fact he fixed up the first
integrated employment In his
part Of Maryland. His start
ling remarks used TO shock
me. NOW I know It Is some
sort Of defense he puts out
to save himself from heaven
, knows what.
He continued. II have two
: and O half miles Of coastline
on the river. I have boats.
|, cattle. books and music" I'm
sire he loves the place. al
though his wife Dorothy does
: not. She was with him In
England while filming the
first part OF the Winsbone
Affair"
They rented q house in the
country near the studio. but
Dorothy found 1t lonely while
Bob was working and so they
moved into the Dorchester.
She returned to America
when he went on location to
India. n
CO-stars win Martin Z
"Ths picture originally was
called The Man In The Mid
Aale,' but Jules Dassifl 10 maxi
big q picture BY that name.
/ was interested In this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
ToDAY's SCHEDULES


NATIoNAI--Dark "A Thousand Clowns" opens Monday.
SHADY GROVE MUSIC FArR-'The King and IT, $50
m