getting that done, we would like to have the letters surrendered to you for destruction or surrender to the Harding family, as a possible value in checking the accuracy of any published stuff in the future. If the Court insists on these letters being an asset and refuses to close the estate and insists that they be appraised and sold by the administrator at highest value offered, we would want to be sure that the sales price received covers the expenditures and that any trans-action in connection with such a sale remain entirely free from press and publication abuse. John, as to the question of appraisers. In our business of antiques, that of antiquarians, we have and must have in certain states, licensed appraisers. All of them own