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Austria hace resistencia al enemigo comGn
SABOTAGE, dignidad y firmeza
PoR H. C. MILLER

Cuando en- ell otofo de 1886
la resistencia abisinia tOm6 la
forma de guerra de guerrilla
contra los ejercitos italianos de
ocupaci6n, en- Ads Abeba Sc ha-
cia ell siguiente chiste: de dia
Abisinia es tai vez una colonia
italiana; de noehe es la antigua
Utopia. Sc puede aplicar es-
ia Erase a todos los paises de
Europa ocupados por los ale
names. Austria fue ell primer
eslab6n en- la cadena de paises
ocupados. Y no es la Ultima en-
organizar la resistencia duran
te la noche. En- ell otoho de 1889
Harold Nicholson escribia en-
su libro "Porque esta en- que
ira la Gran Bretana": "TodOs
hemos convenido en- que ell pue-
bio austrfaco debe tener la opor
tunidad de declarar con absolu-
ia libertad sus propios deseos y
pensamientos."
Hasta ahora la campaha es
aislada y e~spasm6dica. FL sabo-
tage Sc lleva a cabo por grandes
grupos; las demOstraciones sc
realizan con creciente frecuen-
cha v son tan efectivas econ6mi-
camente como 10 son en- politica.
En- las fabricas, la politica de
cir despacio" sc realiza todas
las noches. FL "frente del ira
bajo", la invenci6n del DR.. Ley
para ell control de las fabricas,
es impotente para mantener Ell
nivel de production. Las razo-
mes estriban en- las largas horas
de tornado, mala cOmida etc. +;
perO en- gran parte. tambien, en-
ell descontento politico. Los "pa-
radios forzosos" que habia en-
Austria cuando Hitler invade
ell pals en- MARIO de 1888, fue-
ron transferidos en- grandes nG-
meros a las fabricas de Alema-
MIA. Sc les prohibi6 Hevar consi-
90 a sus familias. La algeria l.
nicial que sintieron por recupe-
rar ell empleo, Sc convirti6 en-
profundo r~esentimiento contra
Ley por un discourse que este
pronunci6 en- Schwechat, en- ell
que dijo: 'limpiariamos la pc
reza de las orejas austriacas."
Los primeros actos de sabota-
ge courtroom va en- la primave-
ra de 1889. Los obreros del Ia
Her de locomotoras de Florids-
dorf cometieron sabotage en- las
maquinas del taller porque Sc
les habia ordenado que produje-
ran un cleric mdmero de loco
mOtoras, impossible de obtener.
Una fuerza impOnente de poll
efa, baio Ell mando de vitzthum,
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CHUNGAS Y No C4UNGAS
La segunda parte del articulo de aver. Ten
deros y asricultores. = Aprender a que nos gus
ten los Observation-Disclosures sinceridad.

rramos a las viejas libertades.
Mas a1n, expresamos libremen-
te 10 q. nos gusta y nos desagra-
da, Y no aceptamos burla o ru-
deza de ning1n hombre.
Los otros americanos son 10
mismo, pero estando mas cerca
de la f~rontera, sus resentment
tos tienden a exteriorizarse con
mayor violencia. Y no hay MIN
guno de nosotros, en- ell norte o
sur, que estime a nadie en- este
mundo como mejor cue el mis-
mo.
81 lograsemos abarcar todos
estos hechos, quiza llegariamos
a alguna parte. pero la situaci6n
no esta por complete sin espe-
rama. Existen turistas que ha-
cen amigos en- los paises que vi
sitan, Y regresan al hogar des-
pues de haber aprendidO algo.
Hay a~tinO-americanOs que
entienden nueStras contradic-
clones y nuestras verdaderas in
tenciones. Hay lazOs comunes
que dan senales de hacerse mas
fuertes. Recientemente dimos
forma a I'm excelente progra =
ma para ell intercambio de escri
torres, artistas y cientfficos.
Pero todavia estos esfuerZoS
no llegan al hombre simple que
observa por encima de las anda-
nadas de los nazis, o aquellos Gu
vas mentes han sido envenena =
das mensualmente por los villa
nos -latinO-americanos de nues-
trOs magazines" de pulpa.
En- estos 1ltimos es donde Ia
graciosa cadencia de "Cielito
Undo" y la algeria de TODD CO.
raz6n de Rancho Grande," CO.
mienza a penetrar en- sus pre- ,
juicios.
He aqui una sugerencia para
una mas amplia, necesaria Inca
de educaci6n q. jamas podra ser
manejada a traves de los cana
les diplomaticOs.
Termina con esas palabras ell
~artfculo sincere y constructive
del Sr. La Fargo.
Hay que acercarse al latino
americana. 10 hemos dicho miles
de veces, como hermanos de We
ras, buscando la nobleza de sus
sentimientos y procurando en-
tenderle.
FL ~latino-americano es valien
te, sencillo y al mismo tempo
orgulloso; pero llega facilmente
a su coraz6n TODD ell que sabe to
earle las fibras muy sensibles de
Ia amitsad.
Els un amigo a toda prueba,
cuando Sc lie trata como amigo
y cOmpanero; pero 81 ell extran-
jero que Sc acerca a el 10 hace
en- tono desp6tico o dominador,
entonces encontrara el acero de
la dignidad americana.
Muchos articulos como csc ne
cesitan los individuos que en- la
Florida Y en- otros lugares del
pals Green tener ~agarrados los
cuernos de la luna y mencionan
despectivamente, "encadena1
dos Dor su ignorancia, a los pue
bios que hablan dos idiomas es-
pahol y portuguese y llevan on
sus almas la mas amplia cOncep
ci6n de las libertades humans.
Buen Vecino es Ell gobierno
del presidente Roosevelt, pero
es imprescindible que esa buena
vecindad de los gobernantes sea
comprendida, en- todos sus deta-
Hes, por los pr6speros y jactan-
ciosos gobernados; y para To-
grar esa compression debe ha-
cerse en- este pals, en- todos los
sectores, una persistence propa-
ganda basada en- el respeto a los
apellidos e~spaholes y especial
mente en- Ell respeto a Ia digni-
did personal de los latino-ame-
ricanoS.
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F~ACILIDADES A LOS NIPO-
MES PARA MANTENER Ell
ORDEN

Paris, julio 24.-Los peri6-
dicos franceses al servicio de
los nazis sostienen hoy que ell
regimen de Vichy lie dara fa-
cilidades teenicas y militares
a los j~aponeses para ayudar
a mantener ell orden en- ell Ex-
tremo Oriente.
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Washington, julio 24.-El go
bierno de la Indo China infof-
mo hoy al consulate americana
en- Saigon que ha hecho a los
japoneSeS eiertas concesiones
navales y militares, en- ell sur del
pals. La ocupaci6n del Sur de Ia
Indo China hara mas tirantes
las relaciones de Estados Uni
dos con Toxic Y tambien con ell
regimen "titere' de Vichy. La
capitalization de la Indo China a
los japoneses. Sc debe a la pre-
sion heeha sObre Petain por los
naziS.
EsperaSe tomen una energica
acci6n conjunta los gabinetes de
LOndres y f. Unidos, por Guam
to un ataque de los japoneses en-
direction de Singapore y las In
dias Orientales Holandesas. Ru-
m6rase que a Vichy Sc lie canoe
lara ell r-econocimiento por Es-
tados Unidos y sc lie otorgara a
la Francia Libre. Im~pOrtantes
medidas de represalfas ecOn6-
micas estan va preparadas en-
Washington.
Washington, julio 24.--El CO
mite de asuntos militares de la
camara anunci6 aver, luego de
DIR al jefe de estado mayor, ge-
neral Marshall, que aprobara
una Resolution pidiendo al Con-
gresO prOclame un estado de e.
mergencia o alarma en- la ma
ci6n. La situaci6n international,
segGn ell general Marshall, con-
tiua empeorando.
"Yo creo, manifesto ell congre
sista May, que la stiuaci6n es
mas grave de 10 que ell pdblico
y que la gravedad Sc "a
centGa por mOmentos.
Key West, julio 24.-Sin per-
misc de sus lideres Sc declara-
ron aver en- huelga unos 1000
Ihombres y paralizaron proyec-
tos federales para la defensa
valuados en- mas de $2,OOO,O00.
Los marines, con bayoneta Gala
da. prestan servicio de vigilan-
cia.
No Sc p~ermitiran piquetes,
manifesto ell teniente CO.
ronel G.. d.. Huntfield. Luis A.
villa, presidente de la Union Lo-
cad de Albahiles. dfjo que la u
MON habia convenido con Ia ma
rina en- no declararse en- huelga
mientras Sc estudiaba la revi-
sion de la escala de jornales.
Washington, julio 24-E
mas elevado proyecto de contri-
buciones de la historic de la ma
ci6n, con un rendimiento calcu-
lado de SO, $4,000, fue final
mente aprobado aver por Ell CO.
mite de medios y arbitrios de
la camara. La semana que vie
ne ira a la camara para conside
raci6n Y sera acentado por la
mayoria. Creese que en- ell sena-
do Sc lie haran algunos cambios.
La ley establece impuestos so
bre transmisiones comerciales
por la radio ,ca~rteleras y otras
cargas adici0nales. Nuevos i'm
puestos sc agregaron en- los in
gresos personales desde ell 90
en- el primer dollar sujeto a pa
gar hasta a 75% en- ingresos
mayores de $5,OOO,OOO Estima
la hacienda que por este concep
10 Sc reeaudaran 1,152,OOO.GOO
de d6lares.
Washington, julio 24.-Con
respecto a la situaci6n en- la In
do China re mantienen hoy en-
eonsulta los gobiernos de Wash
ington y Londres. Los dos go
biernos declararan que la ocupa
ci6n del sur de la Indo China
no puede interpretarse como un
m~ovimieRtO de defensa, por
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VoILFOS q OOuAHP1Nl~A Any
traducci6n del notable articulo
del Sr. Oliver La Fargo, otro
mantenedor como ~nosotrOs, de
la norma de Buen Vecino.
"No hay I'm gobierno en- la A
merica Latina que Sc atreva a
considerar la venta de su pals
como los gobernantes de Ruma-
MIA, Hungria y Bulgaria VEN
dieron los suyos. En- ninguno
de ellos podrfa una potencia ex-
tranjera entrar como los nazis
10 hicieron en- ell este de Europa,
sin encontrar la misma interim
nable, incansablemente hostil
r~esiStencia que noSOtroS halla-
mos en- Nicaragua y que en- va
no Maximiliano trat6 de domi-
mar en- Mexico.
Pero en- las mentes de la ma
yor parte de las personals. ell pO
tencial invasor y deStructor es
los Estados UnidoS y no un pals
infinitamente remote del otro
lado de un oceano cast mitico.
Aquf que Uruguay, natural
mente, vacila y delibera sObre
concedernos ALI aer6dromOs. Y
Ia situation no eS aliviada por
una repulsiva c~aricatura en- un
peri6dico de Providencia des-
cribiendo al Uruguay como un
ignorante. andrajoso, desver-
gonzado pequeno pe6n que est1-
pidamente bloquea al humanita-
rio Uncle Sam en- su gran mi
sion. La caricatura es un esta-
lido, por supuesto, del irrespe-
tuoso mito que predomina entire
nuestros conciudadanos. IDdur
dablemente que fue cortada por
ell mas cercano consulate del u
ruguay y remitida a Montevi-
dec.
Ell Eje tiene TODD este bien cal
culado.
Italianos y alemanes Sc han
establecido tobre toda la Anne
RIGA Latina. ElloS son, principal
mente, tenderos y agricultores,
mientras que los americanOs 90
10 van aha para 10 grande, ex-
portaci6n, explotar industries
como ell cultivo de los platanos,
minerva, operation de ferroca-
rifles y petr6leo.
Los colonos del Eje son AFRO
jados en- estrecho contacto con
sus communicates y ellos buscan
csc contacto. Los Italianos a.
prenden facilmente ell idioma es
panel; los alemanes 10 hacen
tambien, pero con gran trabajo.
Ell promedio de los norteameri-
canos jamas pasa de un vocabu-
lario limitado y una acentua-
ci6n atroz.
Mientras los gobiernos del Eje
laboran cerca de las autoridades
locales, sus colonos publican pc
ri6dicos, abren librerfas y s
cuelas, Sc unen a las sociedades
Y generalmente Sc infiltran en-
la vida cultural de esas rep6bli-
cas-. AL mismo tempo los alema-
mes realizan un directo ataque
sobre los cerebros de la mayoria
de los hombres, ayudados lpor
Ia sospecha con que estos miriam
a Estados Unidos.
Con este nivel de nuestra ma
la posici6n, y la ventaja de ira
bajar deshonestamente, de ocul-
tbs, por cuanto n~osotros quere-
mos trabajar abiertamente, los
gobiernos del Eje pueden obte-
ner algdn resultado. Pero nOso-
tros no llegaremos a ninguna
parte hasta que NOS GUSTEN
los latino-americanos.
NO existe una raz6n por la
cual no deban G~USTARNOS,
dado que tenemos mucho e Co
mGn. La frontera todavfa exis-
te alli y aunque aunque Ia nues'
ira Sc ha lido, todavia recorda-
mos los vieiOs dias y nos aga
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Ell TEMPO

Nublados y lluvias OCCASIONAL
les. Maxima temperature, aver
90 grades; minima. "a.
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Noticias de Washington y la Nacion

FL problema de la Indo China. - Vichy presto
nado por los nazis. - En- favor de un estado de
alarma. - Huelga en- Key West. - Nuevos au-
mentos en- los impuestos. - En- consulta los GO
biernos de Londres y Washington. Stimson
acusa energicamente al senador Wheeler.-127
casos de PARALYSIS infantil en- Montgomery.
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su jefe, sc hizo cargo del taller.
hizo formar a TODD ell personal y
exigi6 bajo terribles amenazas
que Sc lie dijeran los nombres de
los autores del atentado. La Ges
tapo orden6 e%ntonces a los obre-
ros la vuelta al trabajO. Los Ca
misas Negras permanecieron to
da la noche en- ell taller, Sc regis
tr6 TODD. incluso las ropas mas
intimas de los empleados, en-
lbusca de folletos; pero NADIA Sc
encontr6. No Sc hizO ninguna
detenci6n nj Sc habl6 mas sobre
clio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
New Lodge Officers
Taking Over Monday

Destiny lodge No. 1877. F. &
A. NJ, will hold its first meeting
Of the year under newly elected
and appointed officers Monday st
100 p. m. in Masonic temple. c.
Nathan Lynn, worshipful master
will preside.
Other elected officers assuming
their duties for the first time will
be Lynton I. Mills. senior warden
Helmuth A. Mierow, junior war
den: Robert f. Mahaffay. trea-
surer and G. Carleton Hubley,
secretary.
Appointed officers also will be
on hand. They include Bertrand
Smith. chaplain; William C. Rus
sell marshal; James 6. Eccles,
senior deacon. Charles f. Morton,
junior deacon; William II. Watten-
berger, senior steward c. Harry
Ligier. junior steward, and John
G. Boardman. tyler.
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Murray Soldiers
Admit Car Theft

An investiga ton out of which
serious charges may come for two
youthful Camp Murray national
guardsmen WAS started by Deputy
Prosecutor Hugo Metzler. II. Mon
dav.
The boys confessed they we're
the two AWOL. soldiers who
took the car Of Glen Whitney as
il stood in front Of Cammarano's
last Wednes and finally
wrecked it Thursday morning on
a sharp curve on Hylebos hill.
One Of the two. Floyd Brown.
II OF Route s. Box ASS. Tacoma.
was held by Juvenile authorities.
The other. Roy J Girganoff. IS.
OF Seattle. was turned over To
military authorities.
Whitney conveniently left his
car with gas tank filled and the
ignition key in it. The young
guardsmen had been in town to
see a show and yielded to the
temptation 10 20 for drive. &C
cording to the confession Of Brown
State Patrolman L. d. Mullins
started his investigation which led
to the arrests with only a soldiers
cap which was left at the scene
of the wreck.
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Drunken Driver Is
Fined Sl00, Costs

Henry Peterson, 3s-year-old
engineer living at the jefferson
Ave. hotel, went to Jail Monday
to serve out at least part of 500
fine assessed by Justice Clarence
E. Layton on a drunken driving
charge. To serve II all will take
"a days.
State Patrolman Paul Pattison
arrested Peterson on the valley
road Sunday night, and also
picked up his companion, Soren
Foss, so. of SIP Ea. seth st, for
being drunk in a public place He
was fined SIS with the alternative
Of six days in Jail.
Since Peterson had no drivers
license. his right to get one was
revoked for a year.
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Additional Warrant
Calls Made by City

Finance Commissioner Fawcett
announced Monday a city warrant
call effective Wednesday when
S131 ,092.2S will be available to
retire outstanding warrants.
The warrants called are: Cen
eral fund Nos. 43460 to 45245 in
elusive, amounting TO S122,910.1s
and one L. l. d. guaranty funC
warrant No. 19s, amounting tc
Ss.1s21O.
Tax appointments from ths
county treasurer's recent collec-
tons and appointments from the
state liquor fund made the cal
possible.
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Perry Cole N AIMED
On Polio Committee

Perry A. Cole, city passenger
agent for the Union Pacific rail-
road. was appointed Monday by
Local Chairman John II. Binns TO
take charge of the distribution of
coin collectors for the annual drive
for funds to fight infantile
paralysis.
The distribution of the collectors
will start Jan. IA.
Binns expressed the hope that
Tacoma and Pierce county citizens.
who saw a large portion of their
contributions last year, returned
to aid in the fight against the
disease here, will contribute more
this year than ever before.
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Pattern

You're busy housewife, with
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Mont. lin a radio debate): Never
before have the American people
been asked or compelled To give so
bounteously and SO completely of
their tax dollars to any foreign
nations. Never before has the
congress of the United States been
asked by any president to violate
international law Never before
has this nation resorted to du-
plicity in the conduct of its foreign
affairs. Never before has the
United States given TO one man
the power to strip this nation of
its defenses in time OF war or
peace. Never before has the con-
gress coldly and fatty been asked
to abdicate"
John T. Flynn. economist and
writer Tin a radio debstel: The
belief that Hitler will attack the
United States after he has defeat
ed England. is an invention of
British propaganda. He couldn't
invade America, If M had the
British navy. his own and Italy's."
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Appropriate Funds
or Retirement Plan

Now that the city's retirement
and pension plan is in effect. II
must have money to go on. Ac-
cordingly the council received
Monday an ordinance appropriat-
ing 1921 600 from the employees
retirement fund to pay claims
sccruing during 1871.
This will be the heavy year.
since il began with the wholesale
retirement Of more than so city
employees who were 20 years or
older.
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things we didn't know she knew,
pieced them together. and now
she's making demands, too
More blackmail. Ell ?" Well,
what does she want ?"
You. darling"
ME ?" Mark slid off the table
and stood facing his aunt. What
in heavens name does she want
with me ?"
Your money-your name. She
says she loves you"
You don't mean"
"Oh. but I do" she interrupted
That's exactly what l mean. She
left no doubt about marriage when
she talked to me a little while
ago
"But-but I don't love her!
I've never even thought of her in
that way. In fact. I've scarcely
noticed her"
Nevertheless, she intends &c
marry you"
Cant we buy her off? Surely
she'll take money If that's the sort
of person she is"
Tn afraid the only way wei
buy her silence Is for her to be-
come Mrs. Mark Cheney"
But it's preposterous, She
can't get away with il. Why. she
could be sent To prison for extor.
ton"
Il mentioned that fact to hei
myself, and she reminded me that
what We are doing isn't entirely
within the law In fact, she men.
toned prison. too. Don't worry
she thought this all out befor,
she made any move. and we're 60
ing 10 have a time of it If We
cross her.
And once she's Mrs. MARI
Cheney, she'll remain that as long
as she lives.
Lucia. I've discovered. has SO
cial ambitions and she's far clev.
erer than We gave her credit foi
being"
Mark shrugged his shoulder.
hopelessly. and started pacing tn,
floor. His aunt's eyes followed
him. compassionately. She didnt
know what romantic plans he ha(
for himself. If ne had any at all.
He'd gone with many girls. bu'
he never had seemed seriously in
Continued on Page s. Column s
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Washington, D. C., Newspaperwomen
Show Dogged Determination
Wonen's Nationsl Press Club Scoops Gridron Club
With January Luncheon Invitation 70 r D. R.

tional Press club Ruby A Blacks
first job was on country weekly
in Texas. She set type by hand.
She married newspsperman
while she was teaching journalism
at the University of Wisconsin.
When her husband was transferred
TO Washington. she established her
own press bureau here. Since 1882
she has covered Mrs. Roosevelt's
comings and goings for a wire
service, and this year wrote the
first full length biography Of
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COUP FOR
MRS. ESSARY

Getting the president OF the
United States to come to lunch is
a coup for the Womens National
Press club president. Helen Essary.
Mrs. Essary is gently efficient
person who gets an amazing num-
Der of things done without making
a fuss about it, She has written a
popular daily column for a Wash
ington paper for six years. been
editor of the Democratic Digest,
and brought up three children.
Years before the world had heard
of the future Duchess of Windsor,
Helen Essary wrote a story about
her. She had a ten-dollar-a-week
job covering society. and one OF her
first assignments was the Wallis
Warfield debut in Baltimore where
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Newspaper
men in Washington see lot Of the
president OF the United States off
the record The newspsperwomen
don't do so well.
So when the president said he
would attend the January luncheon
meeting Of the Women's National
Press club. and made the an
nouneement directly after he had
sent regrets to the Gridiron club,
lot Of people asked: How
come ."
one reason for this unprecedent-
ed action may have been the presi-
dents willingness to snub the
mems club. But another was the
determination of the ladies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Vitality. Not Glamor, Enhances
Personality Girls of l94l
Popularity Of Young Miss Who Prefers Outdoors Sport
To Night Life Definitely on Increase
BY CYNTHIA GREY

The American public it is turning up its
Rlamorof all thngs-and course everyone is in other
to know what will take its place.
The question isn't hard to since the same
quality that is being much admired at the time
has, in reality, always been the keynote of charm What
is it? Why, vitality. of course-that something
puts person over a personality
It's easy to that gamor is the wane from the
amount of diverse criticism it be receiving
Concerning it, young girl writes:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Hos F. D. MESSAGE
For King Emanuel

ROME-United States Ambas-
sador William c. Phillips returned
to Italy Monday and was reported
bearing a special. personal mes
sage from President Roosevelt to
King Victor Emanuel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

NEW HoRk-Wendell L. Will
kie having endorsed the lend-lease
bill for aiding Great Britain. with
its grant Of full power to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, prepared today for
an inspection visit to London. He
will have no mission. official or
unofficial, representing only him
self.