WASHINGTON AND VICINITY—COMICS—RADIO B TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1949 f-aerang Jsfaf ★* Move to Disbar Greenbelt Drops 2 Lawyers Filed John White as In 'Divorce Mill' City Solicitor Complaint Accuses Council Picks Powers ^Lemuel Oliver and To Succeed Him in R. B. Washington Unexpected Move Two lawyers today faced dis- In an unexpected move last barment proceedings, based on night, John S. White was dropped charges they operated what as city solicitor for Greenbelt, and amounted to a “divorce mill” be- Ralph W. Powers was chosen as tween Washington and Baltimore his successor. Both are Hyattsville in 1947-8. lawyers. In a seven-count complaint filed The Greenbelt Council approved In District Court by the court the change proposed by City Man- Committee on Admissions and ager Charles T. McDonald, who Grievances, Richard B. Washing- said he believed he would get “bet- ton and Lemuel Oliver were ac- ter assistance” from Mr. Powers. cused of malpractice and miscon- At public sessions in 1948, Mr. duct “prejudicial to the legal pro- White was criticized by Council- fession and the administration of men for failure to attend their justice.” meetings more frequently and for Attorney Washington. with failing to respond to some com- offices at 503 P street N.W., just munications from the Council. He around the corner from Judiciary PREPARING ART TREASURES FOR DISPLAY— Fred Armor in the Hapsburg collection gets a polishing from Francis Sullivan, left, gallery restorer, and Dr. Ernst H. Busch- has held the job of solicitor for five Square, was admitted to the Dis- Reith, National Gallery of Art technician, supervises the Robert Hans, the gallery’s bronze expert. Field armor of Em- beck, curator of the Kunsthistorisches Museum of Vienna, check the years. trict bar in 1935. Attorney Oliver, hanging of paintings from the Hapsburg art collection for peror Ferdinand I and Emperor Maximilian II, and horse and paintings for possible repair work before placing them on exhibit. Expects Powers to Accept. centers about Bal- whpse practice exhibition at the gallery beginning November 20. Here, pageant armor of other emperors are included among the art Dr. Buschbeck accompanied the art treasures, which were loaned for Mr. McDonald said that while he timore,' where he has an office in Titian’s “Diana and Callisto” is being hung. objects. More than 125 treasures from Vienna are in the collection. exhibition as a good-will gesture from Austria. —Wide World Photos. had not discussed the latest devel- the Munsey Building, was first ad- opment with either Mr. White or mitted to District practice in 1926. Mr. Powers, he determined recent- Both men are middle-aged. Purnell Out Council in Hyattsville Kuhn Given Rescue 2 Members of Two Road Contractors ly that Mr. Powers probably would To Set Hearing Later. May Drop Cup Squad Family accept the appointment. If he The charges were presented to does, he is expected to be sworn in Judge Jennings Bailey who or- Of G. 0. P. Governor's Gets Parents' Protest Of Bethesda and Chevy Chase Stricken With Polio Indicted in Evasion of at the Council's next regular meet- ing November 21. dered a hearing at a date to be In recognition of its service to which the comnjiunity has sup- set later. Mr. Powers served as solicitor the community, the Bethesda- ported the squad financially. In each of the seven charges. On John C. Henry, Sunday editor on for several years before he entered Race, Reports Say Teen-Age Roundup Chevy Chase Rescue Squad was Within Two Weeks Taxes $217,806 Attorney Washington was accused of wartime military service. th« Associated Press The Star, commended the By Parents of several teen-age boys the Oliver Owen Kuhn For the second in Two area At the of advising clients in divorce cases presented squad for its fine work. He men- time two Washington road con- close of last night's Nov. 8.—The who were among 27 youths picked Memorial last were to make false claims they were BALTIMORE, Trophy night at a tioned their two rescue missions weeks, infantile paralysis has tractors indicted last night meeting, Mr. McDonald made the Sun said there are up by police for “rowdyism” at dinner struck down a a Maryland residents so they could Evening today meeting of the Bethesda within an hour last week at the child in a Silver by Federal grand jury at Nor- first official disclosure that Dr. well-founded that Wil- the Hyattsville Hot Shoppe pro- obtain City Council. ers of the disease. were District residents, while one will not seek Republican Max Austell, president of the which the late Mr. Kuhn, former They are Franklyn McKenzie “mutual agreement” after the city The delegation of six parents The a apparently lived in Long Island ination for Governor next year. squad's Board of Trustees, Roger managing editor of The Star, victim, 7-month-old boy Davison, 4404 Volta place N.W., manager approached him on the com- said there were only four Hyatts- in the 200 block and made arrangements by tele- Mr. Purnell refused to W. Eisinger, jr., chairman of the worked for the improvement of of Franklin ave- and William J. Hardy of Raven- subject of devising a new health ville boys in the group, and com- nue, is the 35th case phone, according to the complaint. ment. chamber's Trophy Committee, Bethesda. He said he felt sure reported in wood, Falls Church, partners in department organization. its word plained that police had not this After on The Evening Sun said pointed out the trophy is given an- Mr. Kuhn would have been Montgomery County year.! both the Arlington Asphalt Co. Plans Health deciding the false ad- notified proud Program. came from leaders of the promptly parents that the for a Two cases were fatal. The child and the Stone dresses, the clients, mostly wom- top nually physical improvement of the work of the rescue squad. Arlington Co. Mr. McDonald said he is for- Jacob France dom- boys were being detained. makes has been admitted to Children’s Reached at their en involved in uncontested di- organization, which Bethesda-Chevy Guests at the dinner also were homes today, mulating a health department Re- City Police Chief Howard H. after vorces, then were inant faction in the State’s Chase a better place in which to C. Eugene vice Hospital being stricken about they had identical statements: taken to the said he Doyle, president program which would involve the circles. Holmes had received many live. two weeks ago. "I don’t know much Baltimore office of Attorney publican of the squad, and Mrs. Doyle; very about employment of about eight physi- complaints of trouble at the Hot The ditches run Franklin some Railroad Objects. Mr. Eisinger referred to the re- Paul B. Ross, Charles along it at all.” Mr. Davison addedkhat Oliver, where, in cases, they caused secretary; j cians in the Greenbelt area. He that the West- Shoppe by boys throwing of avenue between Flower avenue and he was “as much in the dark as were “rehearsed” on the false in- They reported cent purchase by the squad a B. Weaver and Tom Meehan, declined to give details on the of which water on patrons, insulting wom- Old Bladensburg road. formation. it was charged. That ern Maryland Railroad, headquarters building on Fair- members of the Board of Trustees, anybody.” plan, which he said is “strictly Mr. Purnell is vice and en, playing with footballs and As a result of complaints from Albert completed, the clients then were president mont avenue and an $18,000 crash and Mrs. Henry. Judge V. Bryan of Alex-; in the formative stage.” is for other antics. Chief Holmes said parents in the sworn to bills of divorce contain- general counsel, unwilling truck. Don Dunington, chief of The meeting was conducted by neighborhood, andria, who was sitting in the; He however, that the none of the boys were charged, said, the him to make the campaign. the squad, said the group had William Wohlfarth, president of county and State officials inspect- Federal Court at Norfolk, author- j ing perjured testimony, which but were projected plan would probably Mr. who is warned by County Pro- ed the ditches last week and ized Government to later was clients France, Republican answered 138 calls last month. He the chamber, and the program the issue cost no more than repeated by and bation Officer Roy Bright. $1,200 yearly their National Committeeman for Mary- expressed gratitude for the way in chairman was G. W. Imirie. County Manager Irving G. Mc- bench warrants for the men, the witnesses before a Balti- Procedure Called Normal. paid to Dr. Eisner. land, was understood to be back- Nayr promised that the ditches Associated Press reported. On more Circuit Court examiner, the Caesar L. Mr. McDonald said that in the Mr. Purnell for the nomina- Mayor Aiello said it would be drained and graded to recommendation of Assistant complaint further charged. ing interim he is serving as acting was unfortunate some innocent water from in tion and seeking to avoid a pri- prevent collecting United States District Attorney health officer and that he is now Rescinded by Court. boys might have been detained, as 6 Men Get Stiff Fines Bowie Club mary by gaining support from Operators them. Robert N. Pollard, jr., he set'bail As a result of four employing on an “honorarium of these per- the parents charged, but expressed Dr. V. L. each; the party's various factions. Ellicott, county health at $3.000 in formances, divorces were granted, the view that had followed basis” several physicians and Mr. Purnell is a brigadier gen-; police officer, declared today, however, The contractors, who built the it was said. In another a To 'Take Profit Out' of Fined for Beer around Greenbelt to conduct the case, eral in the National Guard and normal procedure. $600 that poor drainage “plays no part network of macadam roads around decree was but later city clinics as the need arises. granted, A resolution was adopted to per- in the transmission of were the assistant commander of the 29th polio.” the Pentagon, charged by Coun- rescinded when the court learned; mit the First 1 In budgetary matters, the Division. This makes him the top Methodist Church to “Some factors in poliomyelitis grand jury with “wilfully and of the alleged falsification, in Sales Without License cil created a new post of leader of which,; officer of all Maryland units in build a new structure in the rear Gaining Annapolis epidemiology are still unex- knowingly” aided in the prepara the complaint the recently founded Greenbelt continued, was; of tbe of the present church. ly the Associated Press Fines totaling $851 were levied plained,” he asserted, "but we do tion and presentation of “false the division. During part j j Childrens’ Orchestra, at a fee of brought to the Baltimore court’s It was announced a ceremony know war he commanded Baltimore’s ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 8.—Stiff fines against operators of a private club that the mechanism of and fraudulent” returns on part- attention in time for ft to reject $15 per weekly session. Fund 176th Infantry Regiment of the will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday spread is that of direct contact nership income. two others of the divorce designed to “take the profit out of at Bowie, Md., yesterday. transferrals also were approved to applica- 29th. at Thirty-third and Nicholson from person to person. This dis- | The indictment accused them tions. were levied Chief John B. complete the $1,200 resurfacing List Narrowed to S. street to celebrate a tree plant- organized gambling’* Judge Gray, jr., ease is not spread through out- of concealing $189,186.27 in in- In one case, Attorney Washing- of the Circuit Court im- job on the community tennis Mr. Purnell’s withdrawal leaves ing project in West Hyattsville. against six men convicted of lottery county’s side environment, as in the case of | come from the asphalt concern ton “furnished” one j courts; to provide new clothing Washington Approximately 100 trees are being posed fines of $300 each on Alex- fever. $28,620 in income from the this roll of Republicans most fre-; numbers charges In Anne Arundel typhoid ;and commu- woman with a Mount Rainier, Md., ander W. 52, and Wil- storage facilities at the quently mentioned for the guber- planted. Stephens, “The discouraging factors of stone company. address and her and County Circuit1 Court yesterday. liam ft. Turner, 52. both colored, of nity swimming pool and to pro- “cantoned” natorial nominations: It is planned to put trees in an- poliomyelitis are that no effective It‘is charged that the violations her witness to vide a permanent Council table for remember it in sub- nually in different parts of the Judge Benjamin Michaelson Bowie, after a petit jury adjudged of immunization has been took place over a period of several Former Mayor Theodore Roose- j type the Council members in the city sequent hearings, the committee will at gave William E. Frantum, 41, of them guilty of selling beer with- discoverd and that years. velt McKeldin of Baltimore, who city. Mayor Aiello speak there is no ef- offices. reported. As a result of the "per- Riva the maximum fine of $1,000. out a license. The trial is to be has run for Governor twice and! the ceremony, and representatives fective way of stopping the chain expected jured” testimony, this divorce was of State James Hutton, 35-year-old An- listed as owner of the of transmission from to docketed in Richmond. lost. the Forestry Department Stephens, I person granted, the charge said. napolis resident, was fined $750. Man Absolved Representative Beall of the will attend. Bowie Social Club, also was fined person.” Maryland Another woman came to Wash- Both Western Maryland Congressional Sasscer to Attend Ceremony. got suspended one-year jail $250 for permitting a cash pay-off Car ington’s office about a Flor- Diplomatic Suspected asking It was announced that Robert terms. by a slot machine. Turner, a bar- In Fatal Auto Accident ida district, who has been represented divorce, the complaint said. Four up in a Called as not too interested in the Gov- M. Reindollar, chairman of the persons picked tender there, was fined $1 on this Jury Replacements He is alleged to have replied, 30 raid and In Auto Case Manslaughter charges against ernor’s job. State Roads Commission, and September charged count. Damaged “Why go to Florida when I can with numbers in their Raymond Smith, jr„ 25, of Cedar Miller of the Representative Sasscer, Democrat, having slips Defense J. For Circuit Court Term Police today were checking an get you a Maryland divorce in Representative Attorney Carlyle Point, Md„ were dismissed yester- dis- of Maryland have accepted invi- possession were fined $50 each. both accident involving a parked auto-. three months?” Eastern Shore Congressional Lancaster appealed decisions Judges of Montgomery County Circuit John B. This District the The ruled had mobile day by Judge trict, who has not manifested any tations to attend ceremonies judge they gambled on grounds of illegal search and 22 reportedly bearing diplo- woman, under the lawyer’s urg- Circuit Court have summoned Gray, Jr., of Prince George interest. dedicating extension of Ager and on the numbers but had not sold matic tags. ing, then gave as her address For- entry. additional citizens for jury serv- County. Herman L. Mills of Queens Chapel roads at 2:30 p.m. any slips. Police said a car owned by Mrs. est Glen, Md., “where her brother Mayor Hag- Pvts. Horace King and William ice during the November term of Judge Gray absolved the man of erstown. on November 26. In handing out the fines, the Mable L. Appleton, 2700 South lived in a trailer,” it was charged. Wiseman said they visited the club court, which opens Monday. blame in an automobile accident D. John of Walkersville, Permission was given for closing made his remark about their Sixteenth street, Arlington, was After a rehearsal of the testimony Markey judge about 1:30 a.m. Sunday, May 15, These citizens were called as last December 13, in which Thom- another and Longfellow street between Forty- intended to knock the damaged while parked. When she in Attorney Oliver’s office, court brigadier general being profit after answering a trouble call replacements for persons previ- as W. Miller of the 4500 block of loser of a narrow to second and Forty-third avenues of returned to the automobile, she appearances were made and the decision Her- out gambling operations. across the street. They said that ously summoned who have been Thirty-eighth street, Brentwood, bert R. O'Conor in the 1948 elec- between 3 and 5 p.m. Sunday in said there was a note attached divorce granted, according to the Frantum and Hutton were de- beer was being sold freely within excused from duty. The jury was fatally injured. tion for United States Senator. connection with ground-breaking to the windshield, saying a diplo- complaint. scribed by police as principles of the club and that a “one-armed” list, as completed, numbers 48. Mr. Miller, 75, was a retired rites for the new First Baptist mat’s car had struck it. The note a which bandit type slot machine paid off From that group the court will Federal His wife. Specific Charges Awaited. Church. gambling ring operated building guard. in cash when select one to serve as foreman of listed a license number. In still another it was Granted from a pool parlor within two played by Sergt. 70, also was hurt but now has case, Railway Express It was announced that a meet- In two other accidents yester- blocks of the State House. Edwin Thompson. the new grand jury. recovered. She was a witness at charged, the husband of a third at 8 ing would be held p.m. to- Citizens who those ex- day, a 6-year-old child and a man woman Told that Stephens also replace the hearing yesterday in Upper seeking a divorce went so morrow in service Hutton runs the pool room in a operates Third Rate Rise the county and whose names were were injured slightly by auto- as to Virginia a licensed tavern across the street. cused, Marlboro. far “supply” a witness who building to consider synchroniza- building owned by Frantum. biles. By th* Associated Prsss Judge Gray asserted: “Operating made public yesterday at Rock- The testimony conflicted on joined in swearing to a false ad- tion of traffic on Balti- RICHMOND, Nov. 8.—The Rail- lights the Police testified they found a crap ville are: Ronald Wright, colored, of 3757 dress for the wife in Chevy Chase, a supposed club is a dodge to cir- whether Mr. and Mrs. Miller, as more boulevard 'from the Peace table and other gambling equip- Isaac D. Grace V. Dor- Grant street N.E. was treated at Md. way Express Agency, Inc., yester- cumvent the liquor laws of the Cubitt, pedestrians, or Mr. Smith, the Cross to Paint Branch. This ment in an room. Children’s for head in- day was granted its third rate in- upstairs State as to closing hours.” He sey, Helen W. Darby, Rowan F. Hospital driver, had the green traffic signal The investigation and request has been called the crease in three years the State meeting by "This won’t break it Erb, Elbert Richardson, Emma J. juries after he was struck by a for disbarment of the two by up,” Judge added that he “doubted” if the at an intersection where the two law- Planning Committee of the Hy- car in the block Corporation Commission. Michaelson remarked. “These was a “bona fide member- King. Clayton W. Ricketts, Alice 1200 of R street were yers was made by Attorneys Ed- place struck. With two exceptions, the SCC attsville Council, of which Coun- like mushrooms.” W. Hostetler, John M. Tregoning, N.W. while chasing a dog, police mund L. Jones, Austin F. Canfield things spring up ship club.” granted the company’s petition. cilman Hiram L. Lawrence is William M. Wright, Paul F. Myers. said. They listed the driver of the and Francis N. Hill, jr., Grievance Killed as Car The agency sought a minimum Also William E. Sibley, James car as Edward D. Oliver, 29, col- Boy, 14, Committee members. chairman._. Church Guild Plans Bazaar Rockville to charge of $1.30 on shipments in Mayor Speak P. Warfield, Lana L. Fritz, Luthie ored, of 1532 Fourteenth street It was understood the matter St. Mark's Plans Bazaar cases in which the basic rate is The Women’s Guild of St. John’s Mayor G. La Mar Kelly of Rock- O. Bridgewater, George A. Dorr, N.W. Hits Near Belvoir originally was brought to the Mark's Bicycle 82 cents or less 100 St. Episcopal Church Episcopal Church will hold its an- ville will address the Potomac Wooster N. The James Wil- per pounds. Baliles, Hugh Saum, injured man, Oscar of route committee's attention by the Bar will hold its annual bazaar from nual Christmas Bazaar from noon Club bar- Sanderson, 14, The SCC set the minimum at (Md.) Democratic at a Agnes Alconn. Clara Eugenia son, 65, colored, of 2401 Nichols Association of Baltimore City. 5 to 7 tomorrow in the to 9 at 4, Alexandria, was killed last night $1.15. p.m. p.m. Thursday the church, becue supper at 6 p.m. Thursday Cashell, Charles E. Defflnbaug'n avenue S.E., was treated at Cas- Attorney Washington said to- Third and A streets S.E. 445 West when a car struck his bicycle on The company had asked for a church. Bradley lane, Bethesda. at the Potomac School. Col. and William M. Adgate. for face and ualty Hospital Jiead 1 about a mile north of day he will have no statement to Mrs. Edward Kaiser is chairman A turkey supper will be served Thomas heads the com- highway minimum charge of $1.55 on ship- Shryock injuries. He was struck, police make until he learns from the of the dinner committee. from 5 to 7:30 mittee in Fort Belvoir. ments carrying a basic rate of 83 p.m. charge. said, as he crossed the street near court the specific nature of the Virginia State police said the cents or more per 100 pounds, but Arlington School Opens his home. Driver of the automo- charges. driver of the car, William J. Wat- the SCC fixed the minimum at bile was listed as Luther W. Huff, He recalled, however,/that at a son, 23, of Grays Hill Village, $1.30. For of 129 Fourth street S.E. Grievance Committee Physically Handicapped 138, Fort Belvoir, told them the boy hearing Effective December 4, the new Classes for physically handi- across the highway from about 10 months ago, he “thought rates primarily will be applicable pedaled capped children in Arlington behind a truck. The acci- we gave perfectly satisfactory ex- to rayon products and foods. Darden Will Visit India passing planations of all accusations.” started today in three rooms that dent occurred at 6:20 p.m. and have been set aside at the Arling- For Oscar died an hour later at the New Division ton Health on North University Meeting Fire Burned Metallurgy Department Alexandria. Hospital. Captain Edison street. By th« Associated Press The boy’s father was listed as Near Set Up at Maryland U. Fifteen children from 6 to 16 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va„ Nov. Guy Sanderson. Gaithersburg years old have enrolled. They are 8.—President Colgate W. Darden Robert Younkins of the The of an- Cept. University Maryland divided in two age groups and of the University of Virginia said Rites Set Tomorrow Gaithersburg Volunteer Fire De- nounced today its Department of take turns studying under the today that he will make a round- Chemical has estab- partment was burned about the Engineering two teachers, Miss Althea Warner, the-world trip in December in con- For Ransom Baby face at a fire In the lished a special division in metal- nection with a visit to India as a yesterday an occupational therapist, and Karen Ellis Ransom, 5-month- meat house on the farm of Charles lurgy. representative of the American Mrs. Norma Homack, who teaches old daughter of Robert Payne and It has three purposes: Association of Presi- W. Stang, RFD No. 3. Gaithers- academic subjects. University Jane Ellis Ransom. 1700 North 1. Graduate training in metals dents. burg. He was given first aid by Many of the children were at- Kenilworth street, Arlington, died of engineering. In addition to Mr. Darden, mem- Lt. Norman McGaha the tending school with other children Sunday of pneumonia in George- 2. of an under- bers of the American will Gaithersburg Rescue Squad. Development foi' the first time. Most of them group town Hospital. course to produce grad- be the heads of the of Firemen said the house was de- graduate are victims of cerebral palsy or University Funeral services will be held at nates in Rochester, the of stroyed and estimated the loss at metallurgy. University Iowa, 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Lee fun- 3. Metals research for technical Kansas State University and $500. eral home. Fourth street and organizations in Washington and Washington University in St, Massachusetts avenue N.E. Burial Baltimore. unham Death Louis. John P. Named Carpenter’s will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Campbell Dr. Eugene P. Klier, associate The American group will meet The Rev. O. B. Langrall, pastor of chemical engineering with a similar group of university To Council professor Laid to Monoxide of the Francis Asbury Methodist Bladensburg since October, has been named to Poisoning heads in India at N£w Delhi on John P. of 4100 Church here, will conduct the Campbell Fifty- head the Dr. John T. Maloney, Prince December The will division._ f2. meeting services. sixth avenue, Bladensburg, last Georges County medical examiner, last 10 days._ night was chosen by the Bladens- Montgomery Hills PTA ruled yesterday that the death burg Town Council to serve the of Leland Stanford Cashwell, 60, Virginia Schools Teach Marylander Fined $50 unexpired term of former Coun- Meeting Called Tonight of Lanham was caused by carbon cilman C. F. Basic Atomic For Sale Palmer. The problems of adolescent monoxide poisoning, Facts Illegal Whisky Webster Mr. Palmer moved from the youth will be the subject of the Mr. Cashwell, a carpenter, was By the Associated Press Parker, 50, Boyds, Md„ town. His term in was fined expires May. meeting of the Montgomery Hills found dead Sunday in the small RICHMOND, Nov. 8.—Essential* $50 and given a sus- 1951. Mr. Campbell is an active Junior High School Parent- frame dwelling he occupied at facts on atomic energy are being pended 60-day jail sentence in civic leader. Teacher Association at 8 o’clock Lanham. Dr. Maloney said ap- taught in all Virginia high schools, Silver Spring Police Court today tonight at the school in Silver parently an oil lamp and an oil Dowell J. Howard, acting Super* on a charge of selling liquor with- Church Group Plans Dance Spring. stove exhausted the oxygen supply intendent of Public Instruction, out a license. The Holy Name Society of St. On Saturday, girls from the in the un ventilated one-room said yesterday. Parker, who is colored, pleaded BETHESDA RESCUE GETS KUHN AWARD—The Oliver Owen Kuhn for civic serv- .Rita's Church, Forrest and Hick- athletic departments of the Sher- SQUAD Cup dwelling. Mr. Howard said all high school guilty. He was arrested Septem- is John C. third from editor of The to the «ry streets, Alexandria, will hold wood and Takoma Park Junior ice presented by Henry, left, Sunday Star, Bethesda- Mr. Cashwell was found by his students enrolled in physics ber 5 at his home after Montgom- toe in of the are Max B. a dance at 8 pm. Thursday at the High Schools will hold an all-day Chevy Chase rescue squad. Accepting award behalf squad Austell, left, son, Virgil W. Cashwell, 5500 block classes are being taught the sub* ery County Detective Charles River Bend, Mount Vernon Memo- program at Montgomery Hills president of the squad’s Executive Committee, and Don Dunnington, chief, second from left. of Nicholson street, East River- ject—the program got under way Pearson bought a fifth of whisky rial boulevard. Junior High. Roger Eisinger of toe Bethesda Chamber of Commerce is at right. —Star Staff Photo. dale. without fanfare last year, there. fc s