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Evening star., 1946-05-16
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

By THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. Is there more than one type of
radar?-S. T.
A. There are several basic types
such as ground or surface radar, air
borne, shipboard and fire control.
There is also great difference in size
and weight. Aviation equipment Is
compact and light, while some
ground installations require tons of
apparatus.
@. Did any President complete a
term with all the same cabinet Of
f1cers?-M. M.
A. Franklin Pierce is the only
President who completed his term
without change in his cabinet.
@. When and where did the
heaviest rainfall in a single day
occur in the United States?-E. p. H.
A. The Weather Bureau reports
that the greatest 24-hour rainfall,
1888 inches, occurred at Camp
Leroy, Calf, on January 22-23, 1943.
@. Is the present seat of the
United Nations in New York called
World City?-R. D.
A. Officially, for postal purposes,
it is so called
@. What kinds of wood are most
desirable in building a house?-P. L.
A. Building or Buying a House." !"
by B. K. Johnstone and associates
(McGraW Hill, N. ", states that
the species of wood commonly used
for structural lumber are yellow pine,
white pine. hemlock. fir and oak
Some of these woods are stronger
and have more desirable properties
than others, but If the wood is in
good condition, free from large loose
knots, open knotholes, cracks breaks,
saw cuts notches, Wanes and similar
defects that decrease the strength,
any of the species listed are salts
factory.
@. Where should the World War
II Victory Medal be worn, before or
after the Good Conduct Medal?
w. T.
A. The Good Conduct Medal out
ranks the World War II Victory
Medal and is worn before it.
@. Has aviation training been
entirely discontinued at West Point?
"A. M. E, ,a
A. Under the new curriculum
adopted at West Point, the Academy
will make no effort to produce quail
fled pilots but will give all cadets
sufficient aviation training to teach
them the fundamentals of aviation
and sufficient flying to determine
their flying aptitude.
@. Is there any reason why Cali
fornia redwoods will not grow salts
factorily inland?-A. r. B.
A. California redwoods thrive only
where sea fog occurs, although the
giant Sequoia will grow to 80 feet
in sheltered sections Of the Gen.
tral States.
@. What is the significance of the
word Ak-Sar-Ben, the name of the
race course in Omaha, Neb.?
B. r. D.
A. Ak Sar-Ben is Nebraska spelled
backward.
O. Is there a law which provides
that no one except Huey Long may
be buried on the grounds of the
State Capitol Of Louisiana?-L. D.
A. There is a State law that no
one else may ever be buried in the
grounds of the Capitol.
Evening star., 1946-05-16

ought to dis
qualify himself,
as the coal COM
pany had asked,
so that a new
trial might be
had. The state
ment does not
refer to it, but
the basis of the
company's re-
quest was that
Mr.. Blacks for
mer law partner,
CHAMPION Har-
ris of Birming-
ham, Ala, was
fo~ fho
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time.
Here's the rea-
son why: There
was a stack of
magazines that
had arrived dur
ing my absence
and I took an
afternoon of to
through
them. Frankly,
the advertise
ments of the
airplane, rail-
road and bus
cOmDanieS made
Evening star., 1946-05-16

said to have
reasonably ade-
quate compensa-
ton laws. In
most States par
ticipation by en-
ployers is wholly
voluntary. If the
miners employ
er is not a
participant, the
miners only re-
course is a law
suit.
If a miner be-
comesfll because
of the nature of
Evening star., 1946-05-16
McLemore-
Afroid to TruveI
After Reading Ads
Rv Henry McLemore

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla have
just returned home from a trip
and I'm afraid I am not going to
have the courage to take another
one for a long
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Doris FleeSom
Supreme Court Feud
Inside Story of Jackson.Black Battle
Laid Before Harassed President
Doris FIees0n

Although escaped public notice at the tme the blood eud
the Supreme Court which
friends outsider Chief
judicial archives by of the protagon Associate
Jackson June 18, 1945.
unprecedented attached to the courts
Evening star., 1946-05-16
LoveH MeleH
On the Other Hand
Says National Health Act Might
Have Forestalled Coal Crisis
LoweH MeUett

II accepts job coal mine he
able safey his State has enacted safety
lations recommended by the United States
States have enacted and fewer actually enforce these standard
safety regulations Congress has
ment power on the Bureau of Mines, could be DONE
If Is injured in coal mine
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question OF fact by writing The Evening
star Information Bureau. 316 l street
close 3 centstfor return postage.
Evening star., 1946-05-16

denial OF a rehearing IN controVer-
sial coal case, Justice Jackson all but
told his senior colleague, Associate
Justice Black, that Justice Black
Evening star., 1946-05-16

the Justice Douglas with fuer
Others
Reed Rutledge to
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ages under his State Workmen'S s.
compensation laW-if his State has
such law. OF the mining States,
only Illinois and Pennsylvania are
Evening star., 1946-05-16

@. Is there a law which provides
that no one except Huey Long may
be buried on the grounds of the
State Capitol Of Louisiana?-L. D.
A. There is a State law that no
one else may ever be buried in the
grounds of the Capitol.
Evening star., 1946-05-16

@. Is the present seat of the
United Nations in New York called
World City?-R. D.
A. Officially, for postal purposes,
it is so called.
Evening star., 1946-05-16

@. What is the significance of the
word Ak-Sar-Ben, the name of the
race course in Omaha, Neb.
B. r. D.
A. Ak-Sar-Ben is Nebraska spelled
backward.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
$7,S34.56 Tax
On Saunders,
Inc, Relieved
MANUFACTURERS TAX ON
WHOLESALE GROCERY HERE
NEED NOT BE PAID: HOUSE
BILL FACTOR

WASHINGTON, D. c., April
20. - (WNS) - Saunders Whole
sale, Inc, Key West, Florida, is
relieved of liability for the pay
ment of a manufacturers tax of
$7,S34.56 on 2,242,OOO cigarettes
and AZ pounds of manufactured
tobacco by a bill which has been
passed in the House, it was
learned today, $3.50. -. a.. =
The cigarettes and tobacco
were destroyed in a. fire Feb. &c,
l945, while stored in a sea
warehouse, operated by Saund-
ers Wholesale, Inc, after having
been lawfully withdrawn, from
the place of manufacture with
out payment of the tax for de-
livery to vessels for use as sea
stores.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
Giy's '43 Bond Refunding
! Plan Now Nears Completion,


Fhe sagH lss2 refundina plan
m Mimo Ia honaa today was
@bn4Amately So par cent com
NNtEa wlth So announcemeni
~ Go Finameg Director Charles
hatwA thAi enc outstanding
49, - ssork valssed a. over ssI,
- - parrhasod b. its agent
eam*Asln3 the rofunding plan.
Nhe esaastandlng block Of stock,
ast@a4 Faiaed a. ssl.s48.67. Is
ewma ~ Eawurd Wright. a
HsIistHls asslaeui ol Key West
NNtf NmFe 1873 when the cts
mssssa g. institute its rcfundina
eawVaAan on ss8l 600 worth Of
tssualN dating back a.
k mfANht haa consistently &c.
fAass s. enter fhe plan.
ta.aaF hoisfis sid that the
NfNM2F Co. Orlando. Fla.. sup
eFNAasna the leAs hond rufundine
ptaa afieraa 8 settlement with
wa8 Nhe hand holder Is sell
- be Assisting o. thu drummer
kumF iof sg0&7345. with the
fssf efesisiine fhc 81 .e62Of cut.
Aa1NisnM un ti1e Bonds.
AaaKh Wright has been re-
sssMa approximately 50 a day
n lN1sFNsl ca tte hanliz. Robert.
sa4iNa that tile FitV wlll save ap.
EFmx 8asseiy $3.50 ga the trans
estsM EhF in1efEst hes bccn az.
etma8 sinee dulY. rs. when the
NsfkSNMN plan was begun :
the Nsfuae 81 tile rCfundlna
NsNN $50 a. fesiuro the and 6
So eNMa tsrnsls ie 4 peF cent
Nh# eitv e8pegts me- further
afttaltg n fufuuIina the &C..
ma,Nza uaiaiandina bonds "a
ta& #aNsAa nf NNraona known "a
&c. hmnE flsNm Roberts said
fhs sai Nls ln bunals were IS
HM st Naflaas pefiusis ever
aN $50 ThNg lmrllsle refund
MN sa1ewa1k. psyiua. and park
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
KEY WEST WIDOW TO RECEIVE
Mrs. Ceneuieue Schults Friend of CTS On Air april 80
X
NATIONAL RADIO RECOGNITION

Kindness and thoughtfu1ness
for lonesome G.. I. on leave in
Key West has rated Mrs. Gene
We've Schultz, AIT Simonton, the
title of Good Neighbor of the
Day" with additional honors to
be bestowed on her April 80 on
the Breakfast in Hollywood
program. Then she will be salut-
ed from Hollywood over the
American Broadcasting Com
pany.
One of the many lonesome CT
who was given the privilege
of walking in Mrs. Schultz's
house and told to make him
self at home was the cause of
her being chosen as the Good
Neighbor". The sailor, Charles B.
Barnhill of Arlington, Va, wrote
to Tom Brenenman, program
M. c.
This kind widow gave us
lonesome G.. rs what really
meant most, the liberty to walk
in her house and feel we were
home. One room that could have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
A KEY WEST CHAPERON
BY
HARVEY N. BLOOMER


Handsome Jack and pretty Mabel
Uttered many an inward groan,
AS they rode along attended
By a spinster chaperon.
How could loving words be spok-
en-,
How could there be any bliss,
When her Aunt Desire was pres
To prevent a lovers kiss?
But at last the roguish Mabel,
Giving Jack a knowing look,
Quickly started rapid pacing,
And the Chaperon forsook.
Auntie pedalled till she painted,
And her curls got all askew.
But the lovers pedalled faster,
And were soon beyond her view
Down the road a mile they waited
Stole a kiss and fixed tire,
Ere Desire could overtake them,
Out of breath, but full of ire.
What a scolding Auntie gave them
And on no succeeding day
Was the naughty pair successful
In another runaway.
Auntie still is chaperoning,
Now her schemes beyond de.
feat,
For she's bought a triplet cycle,
And she takes the middle seat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
German Advances In
Refrigeration Outlined

The principal German advances
in the refrigeration field during
the war are revealed by a U. S.
investigator to have been made in
/ development of refrigeration
equipment for U-boats, for air.
craft testing and military food
preservation, and in research on
air conditioning for tanks. ~,
Refrigeration installations in u
boats are reported to have been
so efficient that U-boats could
travel from Germany to Japan,
operate there for two months, and
return to Germany without hav-
ing to take on fresh water for the
crew.
The main features of German
U-boat refrigeration equipment, as
described in the report are:
l. No by-passes were used
around the automatic expansion
| valves.
! 2. Air cooling coils and con-
densers were constructed of zinc
plated steel. and remarkable
! performance records repeatedly
were obtained on this type of
construction for condensing pur-
poses.
8. A panel board. with simple.
hand-operated valves. for re-
versins the cycle of operations.
was assembled with the equip
ment.
J German refrigeration installa-
tons for aircraft testing, particu-
larly for high-altitude research
and development, are reported to
have been excellent. An unusual
ly large and complicated test set
up for engines under conditions OF
Temperature approaching 40 de-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Melted her $40 weekly was re-
served for the boys where we
could spend our 48 hours leave
or drop in for a nap, or snooze
while a phone call was being put
through to some distant part"
|, A home. away from home for
the CT who were based in Key
West, or passed through, was
successfully. established by Mrs.
Schultz according to the same
CT who wrote:
MRS. Schultz picked us up at
church and from there on never
let us down. Could she cook.
Tom, the food was excellent, but
take it from a C. 1. to be able
to go up town, turn couple
corners, and drop into a real
home, same as any other citi-
zen-well, nothing equals that
except home with the family"
Following the Tuesday, April
80 broadcast, a gorgeous Arm
Roy orchid will be dispatched
from Cedrics in Hollywood via
air express to Mrs. Schultz.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
''New Arrival" Gets
Windfall at LandfalI

RIO DE JANE1RO. -AP-
Not all Brazils immigrants are so
fortunate as little Candida
Gomez, who arrived a few days
after his birth aboard the Portu-
guese ship Serpa Pinto.
His parents, emigrating from
Portugal, were presented 5000
cruzeiros ($250) for him by pas
sengers who claimed they would
gain good luck from the birth oc-
curing just before they landed
in the New World.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

grees Fahrenheit or lower, at Vol
kenrode, Germany, is described in
particular detail.
The German Army is reported
to have been fed efficiently by
means of highly developed sys-
tenn of cold storage plants, located
in almost every large city in Ger
many. Immense quantities of food
were stored in these large plants
and transported quickly and cas-
lily from the interior to combat
troops in the east and west. No
failure or breakdown of this sys-
tenn occurred until after the Allied
crossing of the Rhine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
Ten Booked For
Drawing Crowds

Ten drew crowds and were
arrested yesterday on disorderly
proceedings according names on
warrants in the office of City
Clerk Roy Hamlin.
Warrants were issued against
Tony Sanchez, bond $40; Emilio
Barcelo, bond $25; Tony Diaz,
bond $25; Ralph Pine, bond SIS;
Joe Lopez, bond $25; Thomas
Machin, bond SIS; H. Martinez,
bond SIS; Mario Antonio, bond
$25; Rafael Ponce, bond $25; j.
Perez, bond $25.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Rern Chapter. oES. End and 4th
Eriaaya "a each month. $500
pn.. scottish Rite Temple.
paeahonias Ledge. ist and 3-d
Tuesdays. T.30 pm. Red Mems
Fythiaa SISTERS. Est and 3rd Mon
dags. T.30 pm, Knights Of
pythlas Hall
Mnt.ekMh. iEg and Ord Fridays. 1880
pm. Golden Eagle Hall.
ksy West Ledge Number iG3,
kmiahts II pythias. Meets every
Friday night az knights Of
Pyfhlss Hall. Fleming Street
FloFida Temple No l. Ladies of
the Goldrn Eagle. meets the
nucun6 and fourth Mondays ~
caeh uonfh a. the Knights of
the Goiden Eagle Hall on Pc
trun&a Street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
NAVY NEWS BRIEFS
BY HARTMAN BRoDowsKI Civilian Publicity Director
Atomic Subs Seen AS Possibility By Scientist
Atomic Energy As Fuel

One of the possibilities of the
atomic age, as seen by a young
physicist who testified before a
recent Senate Atomic Energy
Committee, is a fleet of subma-
rines operating 1000 feet below
the surface of the ocean with the
same rate of speed of the ships
that operate on the surface. Ac-
cording to DR.. Alvin M. Vein
berg, chief of the theoretical phys
ic section of the Clinton Ridge
Laboratories in the Oak Ridge,
Tenn, Laboratories, atomic bomb
plant, these subs, powered by
atomic energy, would be the SAT-
est place on this planet in the
event of atomic warfare.
DR.. Weinberg further stated,
"the atomic fire at Hanford (the
atomic bomb plant in the State
of Washington burns without
oxygen, and here is an ideal fuel
for use in a submarine" He fur
Their claimed that about as much
energy as several million pounds
of ordinary fuel can be released
by one pound of fashionable" ma
terial, and because of the port
ability of this material it would be
economic in places such as the
Arctic. DR.. Weinberg added that
a serious possibility that must be
considered is space travel which,
at the present time, seems fan
taStic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
Social Calendar

SATURDAY
wmn ~ a0 pm. Flcmlng
STREET. a tlinsiist Church.
q a
Mw wst Players. zoo pm
n Tlssfef
. q
TIA nav
Ne8saeaay saaf Ciuh. 400 pm
8same ~ Mfs Maizie Albury.
t 8ssafhard street
a. A a.
WNNM MItAN
AneH WnNrns Meeting. 800
So a. paui's Parish Hall.
a a A.
THURSDAY
N0mma COMMITTEE. 400 pm.
keg West Hospital
a a q
FHTpAV
EaaieFn star. 500 pm. Scottish
h6sN Temple.
CHi scuaiis. Troop 4. 400 pm
81 Paul's Parish Hall
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
Germans Want
Music-NOt News
my Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)g
BERLIN, April 20. Germans
would rather listen to music than
news on their radios, a survey by
Allied Military Government
shows.
The sampling of opinion an
nounced by Brig. Gen. Robert A.
Mcclure, Director of Inofrma-
ton Control, disclosed that IS
per cent want musical pro-
grams. Twenty-Five per cent pre-
fer news of an interpretative ma
ture, Less than 10 per cent want
political commentaries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
NZ[Z[Z[Z[
Fire Out
When 1'iCO Fire
Engines ArriUe

BY the time engines from
No. One and No. Three fir,
stations had responded to a
cell ON Thompson street the
fire was out.
The fire started in a small
trash pile in the TIar of the
home of Charles Maloney.
The house filled with smoke
end the alarm was turned in
with the thought that the
house was on fiai.
But the trash fire had been
stamped out quickly when
the cause Of the smoke was
discovered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
Capt. Johnson
| Is Executive
| Officer Here
NAVAL OFFICER ORDERED
HERE. ACCORDING TO NAVY
DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCE
MENT TO-DAY

WASHINGTON, D. c., April
20.-(WNS)-Captain Carl A.
Johnson, USN, has been ordered
to the U. S. Naval Submarine
Base, Key West, as Executive
Officer, the Navy Department
announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

You can give yourself an ex-
cellent facial by patting honey
on the skin, allowing u 10 re-
main on for four minutes. re-
move excess with tissue OF soft
cloth, then remove remainder
with witchhazel. Pat on the white
of an egg and leave Il on five
minutes. Remove with iukewarm
water and splash with cold.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
(HANCCIIUN

NseeAsANeA Aa&AA So S@~f
hrrs bifth. SCI the world 10 won
defina again a. 90 whether OF
naa ha 10 dad or alive. While
thr Renural opinion IN the capt.
cas- uf Allied Nations is that Hit
ier was allied or committed sui
rtir when the Russians marched
iuto fBeflln. set there are many
mriullna leaders, who believe
ha 10 San alive and ~ IN hiding.
The anniversary also recalled
Hhiof's attack on Danzig on Sep
trmher 4. 1898. resulting IN is
rasv capture. bat the thoughts
ahnut nanzig conferred chiefly
armsna the a02 Poles. in the gar
fssan of the city. who held out
far seven days against Hitler s
.hare batteries and the guns OF
ona of his cruisers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
NOW UNCLE SAM
CAN BALANCE BUDGET

LAS CRUCES. n. ~. - Ap -
Ben N. Ames received = letter
from the collector Of internal
revenue for payment Of one cent
due on his income tax.
Ames said his salary aednc
tons totaled si82.oo and M tax
was estimated at si83.
The penny Is enroute % the
collector--in an envelope bearing
a three-cent stamp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

If you accidentally drop your
lipstick put it over the gas stove
burner which has been turned
to medium height and it will
smooth out the broken tip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Brother of Alfred L. Borresen,
Ralph W., wife, Gladys and two
children, Doe and Vida. are
visiting her at 2702 Staples
avenue. They have arrived here
from Santa Cruz, California.
n n II
just discharged from the u.
5. Naval Separation Center at
jacksonville, Florida, is Virgil
A. SignOrelli, coxswain of PIG
Simonton street.
4 = 4
Wilbur c. Murphree, Radio
man first class, son of E. o.
Murphree of Pittsboro, MISSISSIPPI
pi, has been discharged from
the Navy Personnel Separation
Center at Memphis, Tennessee.
llis wife. Barbara, resides at Key
West. lie has had a total Navy
service of ~ months with SO
months sea duty. He participated
in three major engagements and
has seven battle stars, He served
iR the European, Pacific and
Asialie Theaters of War.
.. \ h r
Miss Beverly Williams, daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. c. o. Will
Jams. Of State College, Pennsyl-
vania. who is attending the Uni
veEsity of Miami, Is spending the
Easter holidays with her room
mate. Miss Lavinia Ricketts,.
Miss Ricketts, is the daughter
Of Mrs. Robb Roy Ricketts, of
Key West.
4 4 Il
Florida Temple No. /, L. G.. E.,
will be held in the K. c.. E. hall
on Petronia street at 1880 o'clock
ON Monday evening. Degree
work will be held. Refreshments
will be served.
= \ \
Electioneering at the Profess
sional and Business Women's
Association the other night was
hot and earnest. Looked as vio-
lent as those elections the men
have when they raise all sorts
Of dither with one another and
then fall in one another's arms
after the election is all over.
h 4 Il
Soon will come the season OF
Hayden mangoes. These dripping
luscious golden orange tropical
fruit are delicious and are get
ting better and better with bud
ding of fruit trees. Also in the
flower line there will soon be
the flame tree burning bright
and orange along Key West
streets. The moon last night was
like those on picture postcards
of tropical nights. 1t shone from
under huge black clouds and
spotlighted itself on ripping
WdtGiS VI tllG O(Cdll'
r X r
Earnest Avile, former en-
ploye of Citizen, on duty in the
Navy in the Pacific for several
years received his discharge re-
Gently and will soon be home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ygancio Avile, 500 Elizabeth.
4 \ 4
Mrs. Eloise Schlott is new
clerk hired in the office of City
Clerk Roy Hamlin. Mrs. Schlott's
husband is with the Navy at the
Receiving Station.
4 X y
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Perez are in
Miami on a short visit. Mrs
Perez is employed in the office
of County Tax Collector Howard
Wilson and will return to work
Monday.
A strip of cloth or tape sewed
lust inside the edge takes the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Week- Have you ever had a
unauf mlshapy g..
ppek--Yes. I met my wife IN
= garage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

A strip of cloth or tape sewed
Just inside the edge takes the
brunt of wear off trouser cuffs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

Stitch tape on the inside of
garments under the bottom line
to prevent buttons pulling out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20

just discharged from the U
;. Naval Separation Center a
jacksonville, Florida, is Virgi
A. Signorell, coxswain of 81!
SimontOn street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-20
PATRICIA'S
NOTEBOOK
E[[Z[Z[wwMw

Brother of Alfred L. Borresen,
Ralph w., wife, Gladys and two
children, Doe and Vida, are
visiting her at 27O2 Staples
avenue. They have arrived here
from Santa Cruz, California.