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Evening star., 1946-11-07
Byrd Renews His Pledge
To Political Principles
By the Asso<ioted Press

WINCHESTER, Va. Nov. 7
Emphasizing the national impor-
tance of the immediate future, Sena-
tor Byrd has issued statement ex-
pressing his appreciation to the
electorate for returning him to
Office.
II am deeply grateful for the high
honor paid me-" he said, "and can
best show my appreciation, feel,
by a steadfast adherence to those
principles of government on which
I was renominated and reelected to
the Senate.
"The period just ahead of us will
determine the future destiny of our
Nation, and we can no longer trifle
with fundamental principles If we
are to preserve our democracy"
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Arlington Civic Unit Elects
Nominating Committee

The Arlington Civic Federation
last night elected nominating
committee to select candidates fol
federation Offices at next month.
i meeting.
Committee members are DR.. Vic.
tor Myers, Harry c. Trelogan, Mrs
Beulah S. Goss, Lemuel S. Banks
land Ralph Arble.
:, = The organization voted to con-
tribute, 500 in the Arlington Wal
Memorial campaign. 1t also ap.
proved a resolution requesting the
county board to defer action on 6
proposal to include the county man.
ager in the retirement system fol
county employes.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Planners Recommend
|Westcoh Tract zoninq
For Multiple Housing 9

Rezoning of the Westcott tract
at the intersection OF Annandale
road and Lee boulevard to permit
construction Of a large multiple
housing development has been
recommended by the Fairfax County
Planning Commission, it was dis
closed today.
The Planning Commission also
has voted against the rezoning from
rural residential to general business
of II acres of the Greer tract on
Lee boulevard extending from Seven
Corners to the Arlington County
line. The proposed rezoning for
business purposes Of portion OF
the 11o-acre Greer tract has been
set for a public hearing before the
Board Of Supervisors on Novem-
Der 20.
T. j. Stockton, county planning
engineer, said that before approval
is granted the housing development
on the Westcott tract, county au-
thorities would require that suf11-
cient land be set aside In the area
for school sites. Mr.. Stockton said
that county approval would not be
given until assurance have been re-
ceived that water and sewers would
be available.
Citizens for the Lee Manor sub
division on Lee highway near Merri-
field in Fairfax County have decided
to oppose the rezoning of a tract Of
land lying between Lee boulevard
and Lee highway near Hunter road
on which it is proposed to erect a
sawmill.
1t was learned that the Fairfax
County planning commission also is
opposed to the rezoning of this land
and will recommend rejection of the
petition to the Board of Supervisors
at a hearing on November 20.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Juvenile Court Asked
By PTA al GreenbeIt

Establishment Of q special tuve-
nile court at magistrates level ir
Prince Georges County was urged
in a resolution adopted last nigh,
by the Elementary Parent -Teache,
Association of Greenbelt. The group
met in the community's North Enc
School.
Judge Alfred Noyes of Mont
gomery County's Juvenile Court de-
scribed the operations of his court
Other speakers included G. Gard.
ner Shugart, Prince Georges County
school superintendent, and Mrs
Louis Dltman, chairman of the
Program Committee of the Prince
Georges PTA Council.
A. spokesman for the association
said today that Prince Georges Is
the only county in the State with.
out a juvenile court.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Maryland Democrats
|Appear 10 Have Safe
Assembly Majority
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Nov. 7. - The
Democratic administration, headed
by Gov. Elect William Preston Lane,
jr., will have working majorities in
both houses of the General Assem-
bly, when it convenes in January, it
appeared today from unofficial re-
turns.
Although Mr.. Lane is thus spared
the situation confronting President
Truman on the national level, his
majorities in both houses will be
smaller than those Of the last Legis-
latJre.
incomplete returns from Tuesdays
balloting indicated q State Senate
composed of 18 Democrats and II
Republicans, compared with the
present Senate's 20 Democrats and 8
Republicans.
In the House Of Delegates, 10
Democrats and 81 Republicans ap-
pear to have won election, with con-
tests for 20 seats still undecided. In
the present House the division is
101 Democrats and % Republicans.
The Republicans gained five Sem
ate seats now held by their oppo-
nents, but the situation was reversed
with respect to three other seats.
Most notable change in the House
of Delegates will be apparent in the
Montgomery County delegation,
where Republicans will hold all six
seats formerly occupied by Demo-
Gratis.
Among the incumbent Senators
turned out are Bernard I. Gonder,
Democrat, of Garrett, who lost to
Lawrence M. Fealey; j. Wilmer
Cronin, Democrat, of Hartford, who
fell victim to Howard s. O'Neill, and
E. Milton Altfield, Democrat, of Bal
timore, 4th, defeated by former Rep
resentative Daniel Ellison.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Kensington Garage Fire
Causes $1,000 Domooe

Fire in the garage of G. L. Day.
nude, 46 Detrick avenue, Kensing.
ton, Md, yesterday caused damage
estimated by firemen at $1,000 te
the building and plumbing supplies
stored in it. The cause could not be
determined.
The tKensington Volunteer Fire
Department used gh-pressure fog
equipment to put out the fire and
prevent it from spreading to Mr.
Daymude's house, about Is feet
away.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Special Levy Is Voted
In Berkeley County
SpecioI pi,po,ch 10 The Stor

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Nov. T.
Voters of Berkeley County validated
special levy by vote of 4,670 in
favor as against 2,215 opposed.
The special levy, to run not more
than three years and to raise about
$4,000 a year, was asked for the
purpose of continuing $25-a-
month extra salary for teachers; to
pay off an operational deficit in
Cured by the school board The past
year; to assure the full nine-nonth
term of school as against the eight
and three-quarters threatened be-
cause of lack Of funds; and to make
necessary repairs to buildings and
get new equipment.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Two Officials to Speak
Before Arlington PTA

Two officials of the Virginia De.
partment of Education will speak
tonight at 8 o'clock when tho
Arlington County Council of ParentA
Teacher Association launches ths
local observance of National Educa-
ton Week with a meeting in the
Claude Swanson Junior High School.
The speakers will be Juliet Ware,
State elementary supervisor. and
Jane Stoddard. Miss Ware will dis
cuss 1.-The Exceptional Child" and
Miss Stoddard will speak on the
needs of children having defects
which make it difficult for them to
adjust to school life.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Arlington Man Is Fined
$100 as Drunken Driver

Allen A. Howard, R2, of 80 Car
lyn Springs road, Arlington, was
fined 500 and given a 30-day sus.
pended sentence by Judge Hugh
Reid in Arlington County Court to-
day on charges of driving while
drunk.
Judge Reid explained to Howard
who gave his occupation as plumber
that under Virginia law his driver
permit would be suspended for one
year. Howard was arrested about
o'clock this morning on Wilson
boulevard.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Hermann Elected Mayor
OF North Beach by ; Votes
Special Dispoteh TO The star

NORTH BEACH, Md, Nov. T.
Fred c. Hermann was elected Mayor
of North Beach by three votes in
balloting that saw candidates spon-
sored by the North Beach Civic
League win all major Offices. A
total of 370 votes were cast.
George M. Casper and William
Bush tied for councilman of the
first ward. The present city coun-
Gil voted Mr.. Casper the Office.
Other councilmen elected were.
first ward, Cornelius A. Coakley:
second ward, Bernard Kyle and
Thomas Tozzolo; third ward. Henry
A. Miller and Bernard Casassa. Thel-
ma Robinson was elected treasurer,
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Virginia ABC Board Buys
WAA's Surplus Whisky
By the Assoeiossd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. THE
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board yesterday purchased 31,-
004 quarts of choice bourbon and
rye whisky from the War Assets
Administration.
This lot of liquors, from surplus
stocks left over by the armed forces
medical departments, will be placed
on sale in Virginia ABC stores on
February ! at prices yet to be de-
termined, the board announced.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Tuck Again Gets
Parking Ticket
/ InHome Town
BY fiis Assoeiofsd Press

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Nov. T.
Gov. Tuck, here to vote in Tuesday
Senatorial and Congressional elec-
tions, received his second parking
ticket in a matter of a few weeks
IN his hometown.
RI In fact, the governors car was
parked at the same meter where on
october II South Boston police
man tagged the automobile which
the governor and his executive Sec
retary, William Armistead, III,
parked on q downtown street her4
Evening star., 1946-11-07

WHILE MOTHER WORKS-Nancy is standing with her arm
the shoulders of her 2yearod sister, Dote Dottie
doesn't understand that everything all right and she and
sister, be together again That is why she is
crying story begins about when her father
family and left her mother support the two
girls and brother The mother had to to work She
find home for herself and the children and
to leave her and Nancy with aunt here
who agreed take them into her home temporarily She
kept Doe with her at night but had with whom to
during the day neighbor told her about the South
Settlement House. Community Chest Federation
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Citizens Meeting Called

Citizens of Gaithersburg' and
Washington Grove, Md, will hold q
public meeting at BIS pm. tomorrow
sin the Gaithersburg Fire House. The
meeting was called by the Gathers
burg mayor and council to form q
fund-raising committee for recrea-
stional center to be built as a war
memorial.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
County Hunts Safe Thieves

Montgomery County police today
sought the thieves who stole a
500-pound safe containing between
$500 and 5000 from the Washington
Missionary College Store at Takoma
Park yesterday. Police who ex-
pressed the belief they had "a good
lead" said entrance was gained dur
ing the night by forcing a door Of
the store,
Evening star., 1946-11-07
COP: Divided
Over Showing
! In Maryland
I Morkey's Buekers
I Ask Resignation
Of Tote and France
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

4 BALTIMORE, Nov. Mary
3land's Republicans split sharply to-
sday sover responsibility for their
siack of general participation in the
:party's national sweep, even before
final returns on the Senate race.
:. Adherents of D. John Markey,
{ the Republican senatorial candi-
date, demanded the designations OF
Galen L. TAFT, chairman of the
Republican State Central Commit
. tee, and Jacob France, Republican
National Committeeman. \
The statement calling for these
designations, adopted at a Balti-
more hotel yesterday, was accom-
panied by call for prompt reor-
ganization of the party In Mary
land and implied charges. that Gen.
Markey's campaign had been sab
otaged to prevent leadership from
Slipping away from Mr.. TAFT, Mr..
France and Mayor McKeldin, the
party,s unsuccessful gubernatorial
candidate.
Tnept Leadership Charged.
The statement said, 1.-The eIec-
tion proved beyond reasonable
: doubt that the Republican Party
in Maryland is the victim of inept
and incapable leadership.
I. Had there been any semblance
Of capable leadership Mr.. Markey
would have beaten Gov. O'Conor
decisively in both the city and
= counties. Even capable leadership
could not have elected Mr.. Nickel
din.
ION the face OF the returns, 1t Is
inescapable that the Republican
leadership. as represented by the
Mayor, the chairman of the State
Central Committee and the national
committeeman, did not desire to lose
its prestige through the election of
a Senator"
Would Lead Party.
"A Republican Senator by custom
would assume the State leadership
Of the party.
Among those announced as signers
of the statement were Harry O.
Levin, former State Senator and
former chairman of the State Tax
Commission; Robert Irwin, execu-
tive secretary to the Governor in
the administration of Harry w.
Nice; Harry L. Katz, officer of the
Federation of Young Republicans;
John F. McFaul. representing the
Maryland Republican Federation;
w. Rae Dempsey, leader of group
of World War II veterans who cam
paigned for Markey, and Edmund
Budnitz, former member of the Pub
lie Service Commission.
All were identified with Gen.
Markey's campaign.
Neither Mr.. France nor Mr.. TAFT
was Immediately available for
comment.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
R. {. Kaufman Proposed
For Montgomery Post

The Montgomery County Commits.
sioners yesterday recommended ap.
pointment by the State Department
of Forests and Parks of Randolph
C. Kaufman, Silver Spring, as 8
forest warden for the county.
The board also granted Robert
L. Adamson, Health Department
employe, a two-week leave of alb.
sence to take cruise with the Nava.
Reserve, of which he is a member
:. Street repairs in the Silver Spring
and Bethesda areas were discussed
but no action was taken.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Education Bourd to Meet

A special meeting will be held at
8 o'clock tonight by the Prince
Georges County Board of Education
at the Bladensburg High School to
acquaint all persons interested with
special courses to be given for both
veterans and non-veterans who wish
to complete their high school cred-
itS
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Education Topic PIonned

The Fairfax elementary school
will observe American Education
Week next week with series OF
activities emphasizing the role of
education in community life. The
topic will be discussed in class
rooms Throughout the week and par
ents have been invited to attend.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Durden Named Director
OF u. S. Rubber Co.
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Colgate w.
Darden, jr., Norfolk, Va, chancellor
of the College of william and Mary
and former Governor of Virginia,
yesterday was elected a director of
United States Rubber Co.
He succeeds Lammot du Pont
Copeland of Wilmington, Del.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Republican Elected
States Attorney in
Eastern Shore County
BY the A.soeiotsd Press

CHESTERTOWN, Md, Nov.
THE Republican national
victory today swept into ONCE
A. Parks Rason, jr., first Re-
publican States attorney In the
Eastern Shore County Of Kent
since Civil War days, according
to old timers here.
Mr.. Rason, IS, received 3,297
votes, the largest number cast
for any Kent County candidate.
and his Democratic opponent,
Philip J. Skipp, polled 1880.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
AVG Chopter to Meet

Adoption of a constitution and
nomination of officers will take place
at a meeting of the darlington
Parkfairfax Chapter of the Ameri-
can Veterans Committee to be held
at the darlington elementary school
at 8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1946-11-07

which had nursery school There Doe could play under
supervision hot lunch and take in the after
Doe liked the school and the other children but she
and cried for her. Her mother realizing the
chden love for each other Nancy attend the
nursery school, Miss Savannah Ivory the school
teacher sitting next to Dote in the picture is trying to in
terest playing with the blocks of wood Your contrbu
the Chest Federation campaign make it possible for
children Dottie and Nancy be for while their
mothers Southeast Settlement of the
1875 agencies which offer welfare services residents the
Metropolitan Area Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Church Group PIuns Bozoul

The Woman's Society Of Christian
Service of Christ Methodist Church
will hold q bazaar from IL am. to s
pm. Saturday ut the church, Lee
highway and Kentucky street, Ar
lington, Va {
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Civic Association to Meet

The Dominion Hills Civic Associa-
ton of Arlington. will meet at 8 pm.
Monday at the Westover Baptist
Church, North Washington boule-
yard and Patrick Henry drive.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20
Die Triebensfonferens

Das gilt in tpeitsebenoem MaBe
audi bon Der am 80. Suli Beginners
ben Grieoensfonferena. &r. 8prnes
bat 6ieie, ,pie gefagt, fdon felt Mo-
naten gefor6ert. Dab er Tie enbIih
erbielt, bebe,ltet fir i'm einen siee.
Mber er erbielt tie, ipie Sr. Molototp
tie tDolltel @r. 8prnes batte NIT al-
lem Nah6ruf geforoert, oaB gbina
gemeinfam nit ben an6ern M69ten
Die ginla6ung 5ur Teilnabme an Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20

&onferena ergeben laiie. Iber Sr.
WolotoD tpies oieien Goridlag aus
rid, oa an Der &onferena nur iene
Staaten beteiliet iein iollen, Die NIT
SitlerS 8ainIlen tatidblib i'm &riege
laeen. l1nb Sr. Molotom iebte ieinen
@ilIen burfj. gr tpollte iiberboupt Die
&onferena nur als cine loie Sornla-
litat gelten laiien, ibr MIR bas &edt
5ugeiteben, Die geihliiiie Der Wini-
lterfonferen5 gutaubeiBen. 0amit
orang er nun gum Seil onrf. Die
einunooman5is Staaten Die als
&riegsteilnebmer segen Stalien uin.
auf Der &onferen5 pertreten iein tpers
ben, fonnen nod Dem Wosfauer glb-
fonmen Die 9eidliiiie Der u@roben
8ier" priifen nnb ertpeitern. Iber in
ieoem einaelnen Sall baben nl,r iene
Stoaten elm Witbeitimmungsrebt, Die
nit Stalien, &umdnien uln. tatldh-
lid i'm &riege lagen. l1nb Molototp
ieste ourd, baB oieie Staaten in ie=
bem ein5elnen San als elm einbeitli-
her ausiduB banbeln miiiien, Der
nur nit 3meiorittelmebrbeit 8ei6liii-
ie annebmen fann. 60 fann es ge-
i1eben, bob HuBlanb unb feline 8a-
iallen bel Der 8eratllng Der meilten
Srieoenspertrdge iiber Die erforoer-
li6e 3meiorittelmebrbeit berfiigetl,
Inn Den @iaen Mosfous gelteno an
MAIDEN. 3u allem ueberfluB muBten
9Drnes unb gebin Dem ruliiiden
@ortfiibrer berlpreden, BOB iie ii6
auf Ser Srieoensfonferen5 fir bie
Bariier 8eidliiiie Der WiniIter ein-
iesen miiroen. gnbli9 bebiirfen sic
5riebenspertrage, nelde ouf Ser
@runolase Der Miniiterbel6liiIie IN
Der Srieoensfonferen5 5uitanbe fom-
men, Der @ntbeiBung our6 bie @af-
fenitinitanosmdbte.
SaBt man an oas ouiammen, oann
lit Der Bariier uSies" unieres
Stdatsiefretars redt beiGeiben. Man
fragt iif, Oh oieie 6rieoensfonferen5
iiberbalpt BON GROCER 8eoeutung lit,
unb Oh es ii6 tatiddli6 Iobnt, oie
gertreter BON faIt 5ipei 3useno SGn-
bern NIT Dem gan5en Ipparat non
Sefret1rer, 0olmetIbern uitp. na6
Baris 5u bemiiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20

auBeroem Die S6affuns elmer Gier-
Nadte &ontroafommiiiion fir Die
8ubr, an Der au6 HuBlono beteiligt
iein tpiiroe. 9ei oen meiiten bieier
goridlage iouten Die Ser. Staoten
unb @roBbritonnien, ipenn aud
oiellei6t nid)t 6ranfreih, einen ge=
meiniamen 8oben finben, tpoour6
Die augenblidlibe Sage perbeiert
miro. ltno Sranfreib fonn ii6 nidt
lanee iiolieren. Iber binter Dem ruiz
iiiden Sroeramm itedt mebr, als i'm
erIten Iugenblif mabrnebnbar lit.
Gor aIen 3ingen opponiert Sr. 900
lototp elmer tpeiteren 0isfuiiion iiber
einen oeutihen Srieoenspertrog, tpie
lie bon ben 1ueItliden WG6ten gefor-
bert miro, nit oer gegriinoune, baB
fein 5rieoensoertrag unter5e!dnet
meroen fonnte, obne bob cine neue
orrtihe &esierune eeibaffen miro
|unO iid berGGrt bat. sluBerSe;n bsbt
o7s aagemeine 8rogramm nift Die
rnnllde1 Sonoerforoerungen in Sos
be BON $10,O00,0OO,O0O als Repara-
tinns5ablungen aub nod sic Soft
fiibruns Der 8eiaeune Gel1tidlanrs
eemaB Den ausenblidli6en 3onen,
bis oieie &eparationen be5abIt iinb,
mas oiele Sable oouern uno cine fort
idreitenoe Sopetiiterung Ser ruff
lden Gone beOellten lpiiroe. S6lieB-
lid oerlanet GuBlano, DGbreno es
in ieiner eigenen Gone freie Sono
bat, cine glei6bere6tigte Stimme in
Der &ubr= =&ontroue, tpoour6 es einen
bireften ginflub ouf sic olliierten
3onen erbalten 1nb bieien ginfluB
biz gum &bein brineen tpiiroe. &ur5
geiagt: mos iebt BEL Der oiplomati-
iden Gebatte auf Dem Spiele itebt, lit
nidt 10 iebr bie oeutihe Ibriiltune
als Die &ontrolle iiber Ieuti6lanb
ielbit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20
&nklan6s 9entidllanS-g -gelitif

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gebebnten 0ebatten iiber Erielt uno
Die anoern Sragen uno iiber oas
Brogramm Der 6rieoensfonferen5
iDobl nidt ltntpiftig, ober bod nidt
Die Sanptlabe. gr bat bas inbireft
betont, als er mesrmals gebein1nis,
oolle Inoeutungen na1te, Dob er
nit elmer 1pi6tigen @rflGrung iiber
3eutl6lanb aufnarten tperoe. Man=
| 6e maren geneiet, barin eines Ser
| Wan0ner 5l1 erbliden, nit oenen Sr.
Wolotom Ole @ei6i6te ser &onferen=
| sen 5u berei6ern beliebt. 9iesmol
banoelte es iib Inn mebr.
Mls man nit ben propiioriiden
Srieoenspertrdgen uno Der Jrieoens=
ltonferen5 I'M &einen NOR, fam bic
oeutlde Srage aufs Sapet. Sr.
gprnes bate cine 8elpre9ung oes
oeutlden 8roblems idon ieit gerou-
mer Seit seipiini6t, - ieitoem es
limmer flarer lpurbe, baB &uBIano
IN 3eutl1Ianb ieine eigenen @ege
gebt uno Die 8e5iebungen spiIhen
oen bier SffupationsmG6ten fortge=
iest unerquidli1er tperoen. Seiner-
5eit bat er cine gerltGnoisung nit
ben 8uiien berbei5ufiibren -gelu6t
ourd ieinen 8orldlag zines Iangfri-
| itigen S6ut. uno Srubpertrags ae=
gen irgenomelde beutibe Insriffs-
geliilte. Mosfau bebanoeIte bieien
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lotoip 5erriB i'm in Sesen. 3ugleif
teilte er ieinen nerbliifften OeiniIter-
folegen nit, bob 9fublano bon
Seuti6lanb Heparationen i'm 8etroa
bon aebn Wiuiaroen Dollars foroere.
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mite, oaB &uBlano ourb ieine oeut-
iden Innerionen uno ben Mbtrans-
port oeuti6en 8eltstun1s, ioipeit iid
aud nur annabernb errednen laile,
minbeitens nier5ebn Milliaroen 1id
angeeignet babe. Die 8ortpiirfe flo.
gen bin unb Der. WoIototp ariff Die
gan5e alliierte Sffupationspolitif an,
orebte ben StiI INN uno bei6uloigte
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&nblano - Die Hotsoamer Mbmah.
ungen iabotierten. Sdroff 1pie in Ser
oeutl6en Srage, lten1mte iid MoIo.
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benz gnt1Durf bes Grieoensbertrags
fir Seiterreih au betrauen rno Der.
peigerte Die 3ultimmung al elmer
&ommifiion, tDelhe cine Mnfnabme
Der bertiden 8eit6nbe in Oelterreid
bornebmen foIlte.
Dieier idmetternben ssanfare foIg.
lte Dor Der 8ertaglng Der &onferena
eine grfldrilng 6es gleihen &rn. Mo.
lototp, Die tpie Elm BaitoraIe anmi'
ltete. Sn elmer nit eriidtIider Sorg.