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Evening star., 1947-07-19

hey, assistant; P. Owen Walkin-
shaw, treasurer, and Gerald E.
Campbell, assistant.
Ralph L. Lewis of the YMCA will
be the guest teacher at the joint ses-
sion of the adult Bible classes of
Sherwood Presbyterian Church.
The Templemen's Bible Glass of
Temple Baptist Church will be
taught by j. Howard Ingram.
The Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation will place flowers in Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow in memory
of DR.. Homer j. Councillor, Co
founder and the first president of the
organization.
The Prettyman Bible Glass of
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
elected j. A. Copeland, president;
c. F. Sewers, vice president; John A..
Ward, secretary, and. A. G. Embery,
treasurer. Tracy Z. Jeffords is
teacher.
Senator Clyde Hoey of North Caro-
lima will be guest teacher Of the
Pugh Class of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. This Is "Tar
Heel" Day and all North Carolin-
ians are especially invited.
H. McMurray will be guest speaker
of the Trinity Mems Bible Glass.
Miss Jessie LeNoir will present a
devotional message to the Susannah
Wesley Glass OF Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. Lesson will be
taught by Miss Hazel Wormser. Miss
Mary Louise McRae, Mrs. ]. H.
Bolton and Mrs. v. D. Moorer have
been named as a Nominating Com
mittee for selection of new officers.
The Mizbah Glass will sponsor the
devotions at Hamline Methodist
Church. Wade H. Mitchell will be
assistant teacher of the Spartman
Bible Class.
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First Baptist Church

E. Hilton Jackson, chairman oil
the Joint Conference Committee on
Public Relations for American Bap-
lists, will speak at IL am. tomorrow
at the First Baptist Church on "Is
Religious Liberty Imperiled?"
The associate minister, the Rev
R. Edward Dowdy, will speak at
9:45 am. on Relax, God Lives" and
at pm. on when Faith Fails"
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EnqIish Rector to Speak

Residents Of the city Of English
descent or nationality will be inter-
ested to hear the Rev. E. F. Wilkin-
son, vicar of Sudbury parish, Derby
shire, England, who will be guest
preacher at Trinity Episcopal Church
on Sunday at II am. Recently ar
rived in this country, with his Amer
lean wife, to spend the summer in
South Carolina, he is flying to Wash
ington to visit the rector, the Rev
Robert S. Trenbath, who was sta
toned near his English parish fol
part of the war. Mr.. Wilkinson will
speak on conditions in the English
Church.
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School Association
Will Meet Tuesday

The Christian School Association
will meet at Grace Baptist Church
on Tuesday when the Steering Com
mittee, consisting of Clyde w. Tay-
lor, c. M. Bishop, William G. Bond,
Mabel E. Donaldson, William L.
Rice and George W. Monsma, will
give its report. There will also be
reports on the location of the school
facilities, teaching staff and other
items vital to each member or
interested person.
The public is invited to the meet
ing and can secure information re-
garding.the school by writing Chris
tian Schools, Inc, Room 408 Kellogg
Building, 1922 F street NV.
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come q world Of peace and greater
pbvSicaI well -heinp

come q world Of peace and greater
physical weIl-being.
No day should go by in the life
of any civilized person without
thought for the worlds suffering.
It taxes imagination and knowledge
to grasp the magnitude and variety
of the Affections of mankind in our
present day. If we would practice
pure religion and undefiled," we
must be helpers of every one we
can reach. The hand of help must
serve the handicapped; God forbid
that any of us should go through
these critical days without exer-
cising ministry of brotherhood.
Jobs story ended in vindication
and triumph. All his losses were
made good. And he had learned to
know God as never before.
1t Is worth while to shut off the
radio, to lay aside the magazine.
and to give quiet thought to the
place in history that the martyrs,
and handicapped suffering, have had
in human progress and divine
revelation. Our Christ came to his
Cross-throne by suffering, that He
might be a fellow to all who after
Him were called to travel via Dolo-
rosa.
We may never understand pain
and its full purposes; but we are
supported and strengthened by the
consciousness that God is working
his purpose out with us.
The Sunday school lesson for July 90 Is.
Job Faces the Problem Of Suffering
Job lis, 2:7-1S' 19:7-10; 42:1-5; James
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Dr.. Mccartney to Speak

At the II am. service on Sunday
in the National Presbyterian Church
(Covenant-First church, the Min
lister Emeritus, DR.. Albert j. Nc
Cartney, will fill the pulpit.
DR.. Mccartney is at present di-
rector OF the Chicago Sunday Eve
ming Club, worship organization
which has completed an unusually
successful year the past winter and
spring.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Tukomu Park Baptist

The Rev. Herbert w. Baucom, jr.,
pastor, Takoma Park Baptist,
Church, announces that DR.. ]. M.
Dawson, executive secretary of the
American Baptist Joint Committee
on Public Affairs, will preach Sun
day, at II am. on "Christianity's
Chance" and at 7:45 pm. on Me
thuselah Lived 969 Years and
What for?"
Evening star., 1947-07-19

r ! + s Z was CQe
r e v. Eu 6 e n e
Hannah, a ma
tive of Washing
ington who was
a graduate of st.
Charles College
and st. Mary's
Seminary.
He was pastor
of st. Anthony's
Church, Brook
land, when the
initial meetings
toward or ma
ton of st. Mar
tins parish were
11:
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of permanently
injured and i'm
poverished.
For the sake
Of the stability
OF our own spir-
its we S h o VI d
G iv e d o / l "
thought to the
present suffer-
ings of mankind.
For If we are to
have one world,
1t must be one
in the fellow
S hip Of SYM
pathy and mu-
&,,oJ It'd yTYLok
Evening star., 1947-07-19

he Vaughn
Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church
e. e C t e d Dale
Crowley, teach
er: Clarence I.
Smith, assistant
teacher; Jesse
L. Ward, presi-
dent, j. Rhodes
Mitchell. Thom-
as o. j o n e s,
William N. Boaz,
Nelson M. Blake,
vice presidents; +;
Warner F.. Ham,
ct, s ecre t ary;
Charles E.. Lib
Evening star., 1947-07-19

Seminary, came from Our Lady of
Victory Church in Washington.
The Rev. Charles M. Cremona,
who came in January. 1916, is the
other assistant. He is a graduate
of Loyola College and st. Mary's
Seminary.
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Organized
Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Paee Mex. Etchison

DR.. Paul F. Douglass, president,
American University, will be the
guest teacher of the Harrison Bible
Glass of st. Luke's M e tn o d is t
Church.
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4 Lesson
For the Week
Rv William r Ellie

We live in a world of woe. The
present era is one of universal suf-
fering. Wars toll was not only in
millions of dead but greater millions
Evening star., 1947-07-19
By Cospor Names

Three priests have guided the des-
TIMES of st. Martins Catholic parish
at North Capitol and T streets NV.
since it was started 46 years ago.
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WHAT is TRUE GREATNESS?

.
Jesus teaches lesson true greatness in Mark $685.
1Ol3-l6 4245 The disciples Of Jesus had their ups and
downs the other people, but ugly dispute came up
who would be the greatest in Chss Kingdom Jesus had
to stamp out such unhoy DESIRES so He gave lesson true
greatness He sod f any would be first he shall be last
Of oil and servant Of oI And again when some parents
brought little children to Him. the disciples thought He
too busy to bother with Them Here another opportunity
to teach much-needed theme He told them to let the
little children coe for to such beongeth the kingdom Of
God" Here they were, hoping for great places Of honor ond
prominence only to learn that they had to become ohd-ke
But thot wosn o Jesus exploded their ideas Of someone else
bowling and scropng to them (f they ever had such deos by
your minister
Evening star., 1947-07-19

The Sunday school lesson for July 90 is.
job lis, 2:7-1e' 19:7-10; 42:1-5; James
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

men, chosen because of leadership
positions, experience and geograph-
ical representation. They meet as
occasion demands to work out plans
for party action on important legis-
lative matters.
Somewhat similar committees
dealing with party policy in the
House are the respective steering
committees. However, the policy
committees in the Senate have a
more elaborate setup, with regular
staffs on the government payroll.
The Senate has a conference ma
jority and a conference minority.
Here the word conference means a
group or organization. These con-
ferences meet to hear about policy
committee plans and to voice their
reaction to such plans or other
party projects.
The Republicans. have similar
conference in the House, but the
Democratic all-member organiza-
tion there is called a caucus. Theo-
retically, any Democratic House
member who attends a meeting OF
the caucus is morally bound to
abide by its decisions. Conference
decisions are NOT binding on sena-
tors.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

The Friendship Society will meet
en- Tuesday evening, Dec. 23rd, for
their Christmas Party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones on
Prime Hook Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Mills are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of son, Gilbert Mills, Jr., arriving
at the Milford Memorial Hospital on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalious of
near Lincoln City are the proud
parents of son born in the Milford
Memorial Hospital on Monday eve
ming. She was formally Martha
Jane Benton.
Miss Grace Bennett, student
nurse ate the Delaware Hospital
spent the weekend with her mo.
ther, Mrs Blanch R. Bennett OF
Slaughter Beach Road.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

A Senate or House party leader
usually leads in debate on import
ant legislation, brings forward
party programs and keeps in touch
with the President of the latter is a
member of the leaders party.
The leaders support or opposi-
tion to PROPOSED laws generally in
.dicates the party's attitude.
In this Congress the Senate's Re-
publican leadership has been divi-
Ged. Sen. White of Maine, majority
floor leader, shares leadership re-
sponsibilities with three other Re-
publican senators. Sen. Vandenburg
Of Michigan is generally regarded
as Republican leader on interna-
tional questions. Sen. Taft of Ohio,
chairman of the Majority Policy
Committee and Sen. Milliken Of
Colorado, who presides at meetings
of the conference majority, are CO.
leaders with White on home-front
matters.
Democratic leadership in the Sen
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

Frank l.. Reed and Norton Lever
age motored to Philadelphia, Pa, on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dallas and
sons, Glenn and Allen, visited their
aunt and uncle at Clayton on Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Hill, Jr-,
and son, Bobby, of Georgetown,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c. Bennett and children on Sunday.
Russell Bennett, Mrs. Margaret
Bennett and Mrs. Delema Mitchell
of Milton, motored to Salisbury on
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Darby of Milford, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sam Millman and
sister, Mrs. Edwards.
"a
Do your Christmas Shopping in
Milford and Save Money. Milford
Chamber of Commerce. n14-6t
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

ate is much more unified. Sen
Barkley of Kentucky, minority floor
leader, presides over the minority
policy committee and the confer
ence minority. In the House Rep.
Halleck of Indiana is the majority
floor leader.
However, much of the Republi-
can leadership in the House is in
the hands of Speaker Martin. who
presides at meetings of the confer
ence majority and the Republican
steering committee. Rep. Rayburn
of Texas, former speaker, presides
over the Democratic caucus in the
House. Rep. Murdock of Arizona is
chairman of the Democratic steer
committee.
Both parties have whip" in the
Senate and the House. The whip is
an assistant to the leader. It's his
job to see that party members are
present when important bills are
to be vetoed upon. House whips
] have from three to six assistants
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
SLAUGHTER NECK

The Christmas pageant will be
given on Sunday evening, Dec. 21st,
at seven thirty. The youth of the
church school will present THE
Holy Nativity" by Tableau.
The program is in charge of Mrs.
Thomas Jones, Mrs. Roger Adams,
Mrs. George Adams and Mrs. Hers
chel Bennett. The decoration chair
man is Mr.. Carlton Argo, who will
decorate the Christmas tree. Vinal
Carey, the superintendent, will pre-
sent Old Santa who will pass out
the gifts and treats.
Come to the church Sunday eve.
ming and bring the children. All are
invited to attend.
Sunday School Sunday morning
at ten o'clock. Rehearsing of the
Christmas Pageant, ."The Holy Ma
tivity," at eleven.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
PARTY LINE
ORGANIZATION
IN CONGRESS
~ ALExANDER R. GEORGE

WASHINGTON Republicans
and Democrats in the congressional
battle of election-year 1948 will be
shooting for at least one identical
goal-the favor of a majority of the
voters.
A good showing calls for plan
ming and teamwork. 1t takes organ
ization when so many party menu
bers have different views about
what to do in such matters as high
prices, tax reduction and help for
Europe and China.
Besides the traditional majority
and minority leaders and whips,
caucuses and conferences there
are now majority and minority
policy committees, White House
and national committee liaison men,
In this Congress, majority always
means Republican and minority
means Democratic.
The policy committees of the Sen
ate are composed largely of key
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
CHRONICLE MILFORD FRIDAY DECEMBER 49,

They often work on a regional basis
in helping round up members when
their votes are needed.
Sen. Wherry of Nebraska is Re-
publican whip in the Senate. Sena-
tor Lucas of Illinois is Democratic
whip. Rep. Arends of Illinois is Re-
publican whip and Rep. Mccormack
of Massachusetts Democratic whiI
in the House.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Cause of Deafness

Daytime noise on the average
busy street of an American city is
loud enough to make the normal
person one-fourth to one-third deaf,
according to Encyclopaedia Britain
MICA. There is no dependable evil
dence. however. that life or work in
noisy places decreases the acute
ness of hearing except during the
first few minutes after the noise
stops.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-01
r6lerifalismns" in Oeiterreid,

Ser 8eiIt, in oem GuBIono ois
Gerbanolunsen fiibrt, miro aefenn-
5ei6net ourh oie foIsenoe 2onooner
Witteilung Der bereits oben oils linfs-
ltebeno Garafteriiierten rSperleos
Neps Igencp":: Wan itritt ii6 auf
Der gorfonferen5 lanse uno BART
nadig iiber cine belonoere &laulel i'm
oiterreidiiden Bertrag, ouf nelner
Der ruiiiide gertreter 6eooor @uietp
beItanb. Sic &lnuIeI foroerte aus
oriidlife Shusbeitimnunsen fir
Mitglieoer Ser l1ntergruno-8 -8etpe-
gitng, tpelhe enttpeoer Die Nasis Be-
fdmpften ooer Die MQiierten lnter-
itiisten. Die 8ertreter gnelanos uno
Der Ser. 5taoten Iebnten sic &lauIel
ab als iiberfliiiiig uno ala ginariff
IN in1ere oiterreidiihe Mnselesenber-
ten. 8nien aber beitan6 auf ieiner
5or6erung, tpie man annimmt, ,,sueiI
er befiirdtet, oab Oeiterreid. Dos
porberriheno HerifaI lit (Merfit oil
~, eines Tages gegen oie Som
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Die Man6ate i'm Vaaifif

@ana i'm @ioeriprub su bieier un-
frennoli1en Spannltng itebt 6os un-
(Sortfetune a,tf Geite A.
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&arolnals miro oabin 'iibertraaen
tper6en.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Fist Aid to the
AHing House
By Rooer C.. Whitmon

QUESTION: Can you advise some
way to remove about four coats of
water paint from plaster walls?
Poorly applied, the paint has drip
marks and thick and thin spots that
make the wall appear rough. We
want to take off all the paint down
to the plaster and redo with oil
paint.
ANSWER: If the paint Is one Of
the newer types-not calcimine-it
may not be necessary to 60 to all
the work of removing it. Yod may
find that all you need do is to rub
down the walls with coarse sand
paper wrapped around a block of
wood to get a smooth surface.
After busting of, the walls should
be ready for paint. However, If you
still want to take off the paint,
dissolve three pounds Of trisodium
phosphate in a gallon of hot water.
add a half-eupful Of ammonia and
apply this on the walls.
The paint should soften so that
you can scrape It off. Be sure to
rinse off every trace of the solution.
Otherwise, II any trace remains, it
will spoil the new paint. Get the
trisodium phosphate at a large
paint store, or at your grocer's
under a trade name "a cleaning
powder that makes no suds.
Wood Stain BLENDING"
QUESTION: Our cupboard had
been stained with a medium oak
stain. We sanded 1t, put stain
seal on it, then two coats of semi
gloss white enamel. But the oak
stain Is bleeding through. What
should we do now?
ANSWER: If the piece is not in
the kitchen. you can take of the
enamel with a paste paint remover
Gnflammable) After this has soft
ened the enamel. scrape 1t of with
a hand scraper and steel wool.
Wash off every trace of remover
with turpentine, having plenty of
ventilation in the room.
The oak stain can be bleached
out either with q prepared wood
bleach Qarge paint store) or with
a saturated solution Of oxalic acid.
Dissolve these crystals in hot water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Permits
Continued From Page BID

avenue NE, owner; Francis Deremer
2125 Rhode Island avenue NE, builder
dwellins, a40o otis street NE: TO cost
$1,000.
Southern Avenue Dwelling.
c. Crupi, 1872 Neal street NE, builder;
Earl Won Relchenbach. 1919 Good Hope
road Sc, architect: to erect one 2-story
brick ana cinder block dwelling. 37l0
Southern avenue Sc: to cost Sill, 700.
Potomac Electric Power Co., 929 T
street NV, owner and builder; to erect
one 1-story brick and concrete switching
station: 400 Blaine street NE; to cost
rrce Properties, 1900 Grant street NE,
cinder block dwellings, 555-57 Forty
seventh street NE; to cost $4,000.
Froe Properties. owner and builder: r.
G. Archer, IT., architect: to- erect two
2-story brick and cinder block dwellings,
53l 81 Forty-seventh street NE; to cost
The Chesapeake d Potomac Telephone
Co. 725 Thirteenth street NV, owner:
Prescott Construction Co., builder; Mar
Twelfth street NV: to costs $4,000.
8. H. Koonin, 1416 Eye street NV.
owner and builder: r. C.. Archer, IT..
architect: to erect one 2-story brick store.
a27 Tenth street NV: to cost $4,000.
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using as much of the crystals as a
given quantity of liquid will dis
solve. Apply hot and let this stay
on the surface over night: then
rinse off thoroughly next morning.
If the wood is slightly roughened,
smooth with fine sandpaper and
dust of. Finish with two coats Of
enamel undercoat and one coat Of
enamel.
Plaster or Plasterboard.
QUESTION: I am thinking of
buying a home that has plaster
board walls. Do you think this will
stand up as we'll as regular plaster?
Can such walls be plastered?
ANSWER: If the plasterboard has
been correctly put up according
to the manufacturer instructions,
especially the closing of the joints
between the sheets, the plasterboard
should be entirely satisfactory and
make an attractive finish for your
walls. Very large sheets cannot be
plastered. The small sizes can be
plastered. at least three lights
inches thick. The work should be
done by a plasterer.
To Level Cement Floor.
Question: In order to level c.
ment floor, what is the best way to
add thin layers Of cement to have
a permanent. lasting job?
Answer: If the floor is in fairly
good condition, you might find it
simpler to have it ground smooth
with terrazzo floor grinding ma
chine. To add more layers of &C.
ment. the present floor should be
roughened and the new concrete
mixture poured on top New cement
would not adhere to the floor in its
present condition; neither can 1t
be put down in thin layers. For full
informa ton on this work. ask the
Portland Cement Association, 33
West Grand avenue. Chicago. for
their bulletin ST-22, and explain
what you wish to do.
Not Enough Heat.
Question: I have large house
WITH large, one-plpe, steam meat
ing system, 20 years old. It always
heated the house with a minimum
amount of coal. Recently, it Is
using over so per cent more coal and
I don't get the desired heat. What
should be done to bring 1t back to
Its original efficiency?
Answer: If the boiler has not
been cleaned out in many years
there may be a thick deposit of
scale which should be removed. Get
your heating contractor to clean
out the boiler with boiler cleaning
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Godgets
Continued From Page Bill

One such preparation is very useful
on roofs made of slate, composition
tin, concrete or felt, and also for
both inside and outside foundations
Holes IN any surface as large as
a mans thumb can be successfully
covered and waterproofed with the
material and it will not flow or
run, even if worked on with a blow
torch. 1t will not crack under the
most rigid tests; neither will freez-
ing or bending injure it. 1t will
bond effectively to either wet or
dry surfaces, whether they are
porous or nonporous.
The waterproofiing can be ap-
piled with either a brush or trowel
and no special skill is needed to
make a successful job. The ma
terial is shipped ready for use and
is equal to about eight times the
thickness of paint. II caulking or
filling are needed. the waterproof
ing should be allowed to thicken
in the air and then it can be used
as putty. 1t is guaranteed for
five years and is made in two con-
sistencies, the light one 10 cover up
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Lewis
Continued From Page BID

facilities will be needed the spokes-
man said.
At present, the 10 trades are being
surveyed by the committee to find
out how adequate are present school
facilities and equipment.
A six-man executive committee
Of the full committee was named as
follows: Mr.. Lee, Maurice r. Colbert
and Lee T. Turner, representing
industry, and Mr.. Palmer, NJ. R
Stevens of the plasterers' union, and
Robert Reichard of the carpenters
district council, representing labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Brick Production Jumps

Brick production during the first
seven months of this year was IL
per cent greater than that in the
same period last year, Roy A. Ship
ley. president of the Structural Clay
Products Institute, said TODAY. Pro-
duction was estimated at 2.700,000,-
900 bricks during the period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

to 125 square feet and the other
up to 100 square feet.
For information on where to OBJ
tain products mentioned above,
please write to Room 724, Star
Building. inclosing stamped, self
addressed envelope.)
released by Consolidated News Features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

compound. Or, the trouble may be
due to defective air values, or pos.
stbly to an inferior grade of coal
Have you periodically removed the
SCOT from the boiler f1ue passages
and the smokepipe? This could be
the source of trouble.
(Released by The Consolidated News
Features, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

Frank r. Howard, executive secre-
tary Of the Washington Building
Trades Council. and Randall C..
Wyant, executive secretary of the
Master Builders Association, will be
alternateS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-12

Harry August Cosset,e and Mar garet C. Burgh have made appli- cation for marriage license from U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-12
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