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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
County Credit Union
To Hold Election

Members Of the Pierce County
Employees Federal Credit union will
hold their first annual meeting
Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Of
flee of the county commissioners
at the courthouse. New officers
will be elected
Present officers of the credit un-
ion are l.. r. Johnson, president.
Clyde Melendy, vice president; Ca
militia Batinovich, treasurer, and
Grace F. Watson, clerk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Publisher Expires

NMINNNILIF, Ore. - Lars +
Bladine, 81. widely-known oregon
newspaper publisher and former
collector of internal revenue for
Iowa, died suddenly Monday night
from heart attack. Bladine
was publisher Of the McMinnville
Telephone Register.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Vane Asks Probe
OF Span Collapse

ot.yNFtA-A resolution for sr-
pointment 20 q ont house and
senate COMMITTEES TO investigate.
d>fefmsne the cause. ~ ~
responsibility and make r~com-
senastlnns % me collapse ~ INC
Ssrrows bridge wss introduced
70 The legislature Tuesday ~ Rep
: A. vsn<. =. from the 1eth
district
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sffsvtsls.
BE stipulated that witnesses
sseuld - required - TESTIFY un<t~r
oath. Asi Ne requested that ne
state stfarp~v general should ~
called "a sid IN the Investigation.
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particularly appropriate time.
Gov. cfsfrnce .. Martin. IN he
farewell speech. given n>fprs .
ielat meeting cf heth houses. had
said that ths rrehiem ~ fns Mar
fusss bridge snould he given msjoe
attention ny the legislators.
>
VAMPIRE hats are snls 10 vnIh
like any nthsr mammal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

.eptor. Stewart LsttermAn. sixth
pfeceptor. and Ray Fredricks
seventh preeeptor. G. Madsen viii
serve as chapter dad
Installing Officers have b.en
named A. Marvin Beasley. Rob
Smyth. Alex McReath. Harold
Rockafsllow. iemont noty and
Bert Martsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Corliss Again Elected Head
Of Western Washington Fair
jones M. Bloir Is Selected to Serve
Unexpired Term Of Late c. w. Schulz

.nounced A. the meeting. The term
expires in 1912.
A. r Bsrtel. secreiary-msnager.
gave his annual report and Grif-
fiths spoke briefly on the grand
stand attractions contracted for
last month Al the annual meeting
Of Western Fairs In California
September Is through sept Il
were announced as the dates Of
the 1871 exposition.
Togetner with the Officers. Grif-
fiths will serve on the executive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

committee for the coming year,
according to announcement
Other members Of the board.
whose terms did not expire this
year, are r. d. Campbell of Puysl-
lup. s. W. Staatz of Sumner and
Floyd X. Chase. Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
To Complete Two
McChord Buildings

MCHORD FIELD - Engineer
corps officers here reported Tues
day construction was moving rap
idly. with two buildings scheduled
to be completed soon.
The buildings include one that
will house lunchroom, tailor shop.
storeroom and office; and one that
will accommodate carpenter
shop, plumbing shop. electric shop
and general administrative offices
Of the engineer corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
On Ropes
Joe Louis to Offer Wife
Reconciliation or Cash

CHICAGO, July T. Heavy
weight Joe Louis will offer his
wife. suing for divorce, either a
reconciliation or a S250.OO0 settle
ment, it was reported today
William II. Temple, the champ
ions Chicago attorney confirmed
that a reconciliation will be at
tempted.
Temple also said that II recon-
ciliation proves impossible an out
of-court settlement will be offered
One report said Louis was willing
TO pay S2500O0, but that Mrs.
Louis asked 100000.
She charged cruelty in her di-
vorce petition. naming two in
stances in which he struck her
In later interviews. however, she
indicated the blows were mild af-
fairs, and that the real trouble
was that she seldom saw him. ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Attd(ker Caught
By I Youths

While hanging clothes in her
back yard, Mrs. Caroline Turoczy
"a. of 323 West End avenue. was
struck over the head with a six
foot exhaust pipe by Henry John
son. 35. of 500 South Solvay ave-
nue., who then attempted to attack
her.
Her screams brought two youths,
Julius Haydn. Is, Of 1851 Bacon
avenue. and Michael PetraS. lS
of 1874 Witt street. who pulled
johnson. a paroled convict, away
from her. He broke from their
grasp and fled, but was caught a
block farther on and held until
police arrived.
Mrs. Turoczy is in Delray Cen
eral Hospital with decorations and
a possible skull fracture. She is
IN temporarily serious condition.
Shortly before. Johnson had at.
tempted to attack Mrs Julia Bow
sorry. 50. of 1885 Bacon avenue,
as she sat on her back porch. Her
screams brought her - husband,
Alex, and johnson fled. Police
said he has admitted both assaults.
He was paroled from Jackson
prison three months ago after
serving five years of a FIVE TO
fifteen-year sentence for breaking
and entering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Teller 10 Start
An-Star Game
BY EDGAR HAYES

The American League will pre-
sent its strongest array of hitters
against the National League in
the All-Star game here tomorrow.
Manager Del Baker Of the Ameri-
can League team. said they were
out 10 win this game and the big
hitters offered them the best
chance.
I'VE will start with Bobby
Feller, YOU can bet on that"
Del said. Then well follow
with Thornton Lee Of the Chi
cago White Sox. He looked
very effective against the Tigers
here Friday.
Joe. Gordon will be In the
leadoff spot. 1 think he can hit
a little better against the pitch
ing well face than Bobby DOerr
Of Boston. The net place In the
batting order presents the only
problem. JEFF Heath or Joe
Cronin will bat second. At pres
ent I'm inclined to name Heath.
The final decision will be made
after a meeting Of the team to-
morrow morning.
"Starting with Heath we'll
have as great a bunch Of hitters
a. you could want. Third Will
he the spectacular Joe DiMag-
glO carrying n record OF -
games In which he has hit. Then
Ted williams, batting over 400,
followed BY Cronin and Rudy
York--all fine hltters, liable to
break up n ball game at any
time.
Cecil Travis will he at third
base aud bat net, followed by
Bill Dickey and the pitcher.
I'VE won't make too many
changes In the lineup ecept late
to give us defensive protection"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Swamp Luck
Marooned in Snake Cave,
2 Girls Rescued

MARIANNE. Fla. July =
Two 21-year-old girls today were
recovering from the experience of
being marooned 20 hours in a
rattlesnake infested cave in a
Florida swamp near Mariana.
The victims Of the near-tragedy
were Mary Elizabeth Rhyme of
Mariana and her house guest,
Emma Bess Watson OF Jackson
vile. Fla.
The girls set out from the
Rhyme Riverside home Saturday
to explore the Chipola River
swamp.
When found by a searching
party they were standing knee
deep in water. trapped in low
arched cave on a ledge rim. Their
flashlight had burned out and
they could not see.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Hatchet Youth Held
Admits Attacking Woman Who Gave Him Job
Says He Has Sampled Jaiis in Many States

TO Paul Wencel, chief Of detectives.
A general order for his appre-
hension was issued last week by
Inspector John o. Whitman of the
homicide squad after several house.
wives complained that the man
molested them after asking for
work.
Wencel said Stary's picture and
fingerprintS will be sent TO WASH
ington on the chance that he might
be the man sought there for sew
eral assaults on women in the
capital in which at least two
women have been slain.
Starry admitted he has been in
"a states and arrested in most
but said he never has been in
Washington because it's too hard
to get out of trouble there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Case
Due 10 Reach
Jury Today

AS the liquor fraud trial of
Frank d. Mckay. Republican ma
tional committeeman. and IL CO.
defendants entered its ninth week
today the case appeared about to
go 10 the jury
Court resumed at ii a. m. with
the government giving its final
argument.
William Barron, assistant attor-
ney general in charge of the
criminal indictment division Of the
Department Of Justice. started 10
TO deliver part of the governments
argument.
Henry G.. O'Donnell. who has
conducted the governments prose-
cution. also will argue. He esti-
mated the government would
conclude its rebuttal in two hours.
Barrons arrival here 10 days
ago from Washington was hailed
by Fred Walker. attorney for Will
liam II. Mckeighan. former Flint
mayor. as evidence that the gov
eminent is using every resource
in its power 10 ''persecute" the
defendants.
The defense has maintained
that the defendants are being tried
because Of Democratic persecution.
Federal Judge Arthur F. Lederle
is expected TO charge the jury this
afternoon, probably turning the
ease over to them for deiibcration
late in the day.
The defendants are charged
with using the mails 10 defraud
distillers of 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

WASHINGTON. July 7.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt this week will call
upon Col. William J. Donovan of
New York TO be his overall"
man in assembling military and
civilian intelligence for national
defense and undertake a close
working order with the British
Intelligence Service.
Only presidential signature Is
needed today 10 establish the new
defense job, which presumably will
be placed under the office Of emer-
gency management. Detaile d
recommendations for its setup
were before Mr.. Roosevelt over the
weekend.
AS visualized by defense authori-
ties, Donovan-remembered as Col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Minsk a Ruin
No Rest There for Nazis,
Correspondent Says

BERLIN, July THE White
Russian city of Minsk is now no
more than the shell, a German
war correspondent, Otto Nebel-
ban, reported today.
I'VE wee looking forward TO
Minsk In anticipation of having
a roof over our heads after nine
nights, washing ourselves and
taking a few hours of Sleep"
he wrote.
But Minsk was a heap Of
smoking ruins"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
picture on Page 12)

A youth who has admitted slug
ging a woman with a Ratchet after
she hired him for odd jobs was in
police custody today after an in
tensive. eek-long hunt.
He gave his name as Robert
Starry. 20, of Cleveland. and adj
mitted hitting Mrs. Lillian Robin
son, 43. of 1853 Anvil street,
when something came over me
while painting her fence" Mrs.
Robinson still is in Saratoga Cen
cral Hospital.
Starry was captured Sunday by
Patrolman Conrad Peterson and
John Laird. who answered a COM
plant on man who was acting
suSpiciouSIy. Locked up in Schaefer
station, Starry admitted the attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Drouth Brings Fire Peril

TRAVERSE CITY. July T.
Danger Of forest fires is great in
northwest Michigan, the state con-
Servation department reported to-
day. and public lands may be
closed TO fishermen and picnickers.
The region has been without rain
for two weeks and nine fires were
reported Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Bride and Best Man
Hunted in 8 States

PHILADELPHIA, July T.
GNS)-Police of eight states
searched today for a 16-year-old
Philadelphia bride of six days who
disappeared with the 18-
year-old youth who acted as best
man al the wedding.
The missing girl is tall, attrac-
tive Mrs. Ellen Lawrence Ken
needy, and the youth is Lloyd Nc
Fee Of Darby Township. Rela-
tives said Ellen quarreled with
her husband. Thomas Kennedy
Jr.. 20. and left in McFee's auto
mobile on the night Of July 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Smooth wild Bill
President to Choose Col. w. J. Donovan for Duty
as Master Mind of Military Intelligence
BY GEORGE DURNo
Init News Service stan Correspondent

Wild Bill OF the first World
Wars Fighting 69th-will have q
three-fold job:
. He will be directed TO pull
together information essential TO
a defensive--or. IL necessary, Of
fensive-program by the armed
forces of the United States.
. He will seek a correlation
Of activity with the British
which will enable exchange Of
vital information.
He will report on mass psy-
chology. both in the United
States and abroad. after ascer-
tanning how a responsive chord
may best be struck, by radio
and otherwise. on the Americas
public and other nations. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Clio Urges
Jury Probe
Ra(keteeriinQ

The national Go threw its
entire weight todav behind a cam
paign against alleged labor rack
eteering in Detroit as officials of
the Retail. Wholesale and Depart
ment Store Employees CCIO) filed
a petition in Circuit Court asking
grand Jury investigation OF as
Saults on labor organizers.
Call for a unified stand on the
measure was contained in a tele-
gram from Allan Haywood. inter-
national vice president. 10 August
Scholle. president of the state Go
council.
Haywood asked that the state
GI9-tifiepr support behind
Tucker p. Smith. union organizer
beaten al a local bakery last
week. and other CIO representa-
tives who have been molested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Reds Claim 3
Warships Sunk
international New. Service Cable

MOSCOW, July 7.-Continued
heavy fighting on the Russo-Ger-
man battle line frontier down tc
Novograd Volinsk, lao miles west
of Kiev, in the Ukraine, was an.
nounced by the Red army high
command today.
The communique said no sub.
stantial alterations occurred OF
the front but claimed that three
enemy warships had been sunk
"A squadron OF destroyers
encountered ships attempting to
penetrate the Gulf of Riga"
the communique said. The
Gulf of Riga is of the coast of
Latvia.)
Two enemy destroyers were
sunk, and an enemy submarine
was sunk In the Gulf Of Fin
land"
FOUR FIGHTING FRONTS
The bulletin said fighting ha6
continued during the night on the
Ostrov. Polotsk. Lepel and Novo.
grad Volinsk sectors and stated
"At Ostrov tat the Latvia
frontier) our troops repulsed
numerous attempts of motorized
units to break through i'm an
easterly direction.
I'm the night fighting consid-
cradle losses were inflicted on
the enemy.
I'm the direction Of POlotsk
(125 miles south of Ostrov)
there WAS fierce fighting when
the enemy tried TO cross the
river Dvina.
"On the Bessarabian sector
the enemy was thrown back to
his original positions, suffering
heavy losses.
I'm the direction of Lepel
$50 miles south of Polotsk) me-
chanized units of the enemy
took the defensive as q result
OF our tank offensive"
Earlier. the high command sale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Runndnidns
Capture Key
City
By PIERRE j. HUSS


BERLIN, July THE German
high command today announced
capture of Czernowitz tCernauti)
in northern Bukovina after stub
born Soviet resistance as military
circles said that the famed Stain
line" had been pierced at severed
undisclosed points.
Czernowitz fell to Rumanian
troops pressing forward against
the vital border town from both
sides.
An additional PAS Soviet tanks,
291 guns and several armored
trains were captured when adj
vance German forces swept
through outer bunkers of the
Stain line" which forms the main
defense in depth of Moscow itself.
Pending issuance of an official
communique, the official German
radio announced that the famed
line, consisting of Notifications In
depth extending TO the very walls
OF Moscow. had been preached at
several unspecified points.
Along its entire length, It was
said, the line rocked" to inces-
SAINT attacks which carried tho
Nazi troops steadily forward on
all fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Kinq Michael Tours Front

LONDON. July 7.-tINSD-A
Reuters British dispatch today
quoted Bucharest sources as say
ing that youthful King Michael Of
Rumapia Inspected the Rumanian-
German fighting front Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
NaZi Drive
Leningrad

INTERNATIONAL News service Cable
STOCKHOLM, July 7. -
German troops are now near the
Leningrad military district after
occupying all Southern Estonia
and passing south of Lake Peipus,
according to radio reports heard
in Stockholm today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
MATTER FOR THE LAW

I SCnoile said that the union
considers the matter one for the
authorities 10 cope with and that
union officers having increas-
ling trouble restraining CI0 work
ers from taking the matter IN
their own hands.
Tracy NJ. Doll. Go official. said
today that the United Auto
Workers-CIO would Join in the
campaign.
/ Union officials claim that the
-naaa- responsible las -tAs- trouble sF.a
members Of labor racketeering
gangs ousted from New York and
Chicago.
I From his bed at Highland Park
( General Hospital, where he Is
suffering from a brain conclusion.
Smith told prosecutors aides he
was lurcd 10 the Hostess Cake
f''t~'i~n 100 Oakman boulevard,
by a man on the telephone who
u "a as an official of the com
pany
HE said he was a representa-
tive of the company and that
they wished an interview with
view 90 opening negotiations"
Smith said. when I entered the
corridor Of the building. about
20 men rushed at me and started
20 beat me-"
LITTLE HELP FROM LAW
Smith was carried from the
/ building across the street 10 a
filling station. where he was fur
Their beaten and left lying on the
ground.
Smith said his wife and another
union representative hurried to a
nearby police station, where the
officer in charge told them IL was
the practice 20 let the unions settle
these matters among themselves.
II don't wish TO be unduly
critical, Smith said. but trade
union Is a legitimate business
and looks to the police for pro-
lection"
The Hostess Cake Kitchen,
where the beating occurred. is
covered by two ALL contracts.
Go officials claim the employees
there are dissatisfied with the con-
tracts and wish 10 enroll with the
ICIO, but have been inundated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Stain FORTS PIERCED,
-CERNAUT| FALLS berlin
5000 Fans
Riot
At Circus

When 5000 customers who had
paid from Is cents TO 81 TO see a
thrill circus at the University of
Detroit Stadium became tired OF
waiting for the show to go on they
took things in their own hands and
put on a better show-a riot.
II was after midnight before the
stadium was finally emptied of
protesting spectators.
About 8 p. m. Sunday the GUS
toners started rebelling when
in the scheduled Cav
alcade of America baked at per-
forming unless they got their
wages in advance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
DEFENDERS SLAIN

Discussing breaches made in the
Stain Line, the semi-official news
service Deutschland Dienst said:
North Of the Pripet marshes,
the German advance I'm the
upper Duna River sector and
against key points Of the Stain
Line In In full swing.
Reports reveal that German
troops on July S stormed a large
fertilization point equipped with
most modern weapons. The COM
mander and all troops Of the
bunker's garrison were killed.
German forces found the text
of n radio appeal to the Red
army stan for assistance ON the
commanders body.s IL said;
The Germans are pushing their
guns to within q few feet Of
our bunkers and arc firing
direct into our leophoIes and
exploding charges. Despite our
stubborn defense, we will not Do
able to hold out much longer
TELL OF WILD RETREAT
Soviet troops. beaten and In
wild disorder in the Pripet
marshes. are retreating hastily
toward protection of the fortified
line and some have succeeded In
reaching their goal, a special mill
tary broadcast said.
Elsewhere on the long battle
line, from Finland to Bessarabia,
the Soviets repeatedly continue to
retire. German forces took a num-
Der of fortified bunkers at the
extreme western points of the
Stain line. ii was said, and
pressed steadily forward.
War booty taken during the last
few days has reached staggering
proportions, IL was said. In addi-
ton to the specific items of heavy
armament noted, German forces
repeatedly captured or destroyed
'inestimable" amounts of arms
Irn.Nt-.-I -. d..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
IN THE
NEWS
CHICAGO MEDICAL
SOCIETY


Chicago, III.
Dear Sir:
THE public relations
Il committee of the Chi
cago Medical Society,
speaking tor its z 200 mem
bCrs, protests against the
recent series Of articles
1rhich yom' popCt hos ,1ut
rcgoydi0g rhat 1t cdiIcd
"onti-ritlScction.' The a.
ticics hare been taken
largely, II not entirety, from
the AHti-ViriScctjon hUeS-
tigotjon Leagues pam
phiets. / do not kRow
ThCthcT tHCge represent
g0uy sentiments or 1Cheth6r
YOH hare been mdHeuUered
into a position Of carrying
propaganda for an OrgdHi-
-atioR cAich has little re-
gard for the truth. At ann
rate the articles are gross
misrepresentation and one
can OHiy W0Hdcr Uhether
the rest Of the material ut
UUur piper IS as inaccurate
as these articles. DO you
chcck other stories am
more cotcfuYy than you
checked these!
The et4tt - ltt-tt +, sect ttt,4,i ~ =
=opeeate under the plea that
they are attempting IT, pro-
ride humane care for anu
mats. As q matter Of fact
then hare Reter- ,}lade a
single contribution TO the
prcroatdoH, mitigation or
cure Of disease among ant
mails. They lrould indito ~
for cfAfttg the scientists
,cho hare discorered the
cause and prevention of
tobics, the prevention Of
distemper. the cure Of
-troyH-rvvrr 7rrrv ottrr-
diseases IN dogs. They
roHld brand rs mHcccs-
SotB cruelty the expert
wcRtS tchich ted To the
discovery Of diphthcrid
aHtforia, iHSuiia. extract
~ the odfcHol cortcr, the
cUvc Of pclio0ro and many
other cHratiUe agencies
riicb hare sdred me lircS
~ millions ~Of human be-
j4qs.
The fact that these ayti-
clos tend To diScrcdit the
public confluence IN the
medical profession is one Of
their Dluor iaUlts.
rI0l9S.rcB truIy
tSIgnedl
JdnCS II. Hutton
James u Hutton. Chairman
Public Relations Committee
'(Signed)
oscar HdckiHS0H, ". ID.
Oscar Hawklnson, Secretary.
Gentlemen:
THE attitude of the Hearst
L papers in regard to viyi-
section is merely that the
United States should have the
same restrictions against in
discriminate viyisectiOn that
other civilized nations possess
and enforce.
This would seem to be a
sound and simple attitude, and
one which even a rudimentary
intelligence should find no
difficulty in cOmprehending
and no decent reason for mis-
stating.
Those intelligent and pro-
CONTINUED ON Page Ennrl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
PROMOTERS STORY

Larry Sunbroch. promoter OF
the show claimed he was unable
10 pay his performers. members of
the American Guild of Variety Art
lists tAFL). because creditors had
dipped too heavily into the gate
receipts.
The creditors included the Gen.
eral Publicity Service. radio station
CKLW and a lumber company. In
ternal revenue agents also were
present 10 collect the federal tax
on admission tickets.
Actually. one act was put on be-
fore the performers baked. That
was a woman parachutiSt who
jumped from a balloon and never
even landed in the stadium. They
found her six blocks away
After that the customers took
over the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
AUTO BURNED

The spectators stormed out on
the field and demanded their
money back-and when il wasn't
forthcoming they set fire TO an
auto used in the show. overturned
equipment and caused such COM
motion that so policemen were
rushed 10 the stadium.
Firemen answered the call, too.
and 'one Of them was hit on the
head by rioter.
n group Of 100 youths refused to
heed pleas OF police 10 leave the
stadium and they ran all over the
place until midnight, when they
finally learned their admission
price would not be refunded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

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