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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

a fair paper, and second, TOT my
statement hasn't been to their INK
ing.
I refused to denounce the Civh
Rights Congress. I refused to DOW
tn a campaign to smear and 10 ST.
lence the most ardent defender OF
civil rights in this area.
In short refuse to be intimidat-
ed!
/ do not prescribe to the method
used by the Attorney General In
labelling organizations subverslve.
Since do not prescribe to 1t have
paid it no attention. 1t has always
been my policy. and it shall con-
tinue to be, to support any worth
while movement that provides pro-
gram Of tolerance and understand
ing among races and nations. l
have supported pro and anti-Com-
munist organizations whose policy
has been in that direction.
I reiterate that I'm no Com.
munist. But l insist upon the right
to belong to any organization wish.
l have stated in this column before
that the Civil Rights Congress is
doing a great and vital service in
the defense of minorities. support
it not in defiance of the News or the
Attorney General, but on the merit
of its doings. / intend to maintain
my membership in Civil Rights Con-
gress as long as its program is bas-
ed upon liberalism and progressive
ness and show good intention.
I have repeatedly pointed out the
danger Of reaction which some pa
pers have pursued. The policy VI
intimidating. slandering and cruci-
flying all that's different with them.
isn't in keeping with the best prin-
ciples Of journalism. The American
press has always with exception Of
yellow sheetsl respected the rights
of freedom of thought, speech and
assembly.
The picture published Of me
among White females was no coin
cidence. The News entire coverage
of the anti-Klan Rally was distort-
ed. Such aims are not to expose un.
American activities but to abate lib
eral thinking and action - to des-
troy progressive organizations.
l trust that my friends under.
stand my position.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
The SPECTATOR
By ELLIOTT j. PIEZE
THE COMMUNIST TECHNIQUE

A fact that has been, continues 10
he and still is being widely prac'
tised by Communists, fellow traVei'
ers and sympathizers tnrougnou.
this country, but which has not ye.
been detected by many innocent
neople. especially Negroes, is wnat
is often termed the Communists
Technique" Well conceived, Wen
MANNED and often mastery executed
This Technique" usually has far
reaching effects upon many groups
of people. 1t usually comes In
guise of a sympathetic favor for the
welfare of humanity in general ana
minority groups in particular on the
mart of a. group Of innocent people.
It is usually so we'll planned ana so
well executed that even the most
informed people are often TAX
en- in In what is nothing less than
a scheme for the selfish interest OF
those performing the noble needs
Actually the Communist Tech
nioue" Is nothing less than a meth
cd of procedure by which they pre-
tend to come to the aid OF the down
trodden and under-privileged - u.s.
ually the Negro and other minority
groups - at time when the need
is greatest and when they, them
selves can be regarded as heroes
of humanity" Such is the front"
as often applied by and through the
Communist Technique" But far
from the intent and purpose which
will obviously be apparent from the
activities in the 'front.' is the real
motive behind the whole procedure
- in other words the real reason
for the apparent "noble Deeds"
The most recent case of such
noble deeds" that has been brought
to light in the Miami area, was the
blast" by the Miami Daily News.
given the meeting called on last
Friday night at the Hungarian
American Culture Club, by the Civil
that has been branded as a Com
munist Front" group by the At
torney General of the United States.
Here, again, in keeping with the
Technique" the names of many in
nocent persons and organizations
were deliberately dragged" in as
indorsers of the move (some without
even the knowledge of the persons
or organizations involved as a fur
Their means of making the meeting
appear genuine and unquestionable
in the minds of Mr.. and Mrs. Aver
age Citizen.
But the whole meeting back-fired.
Photographers were ON hand, pic
lures were made and published, and
several stories were written, expos
ing the whole scheme-and once
more Miami got an insight on just
what's really behind certain lib
eral organization" working for the
good Of the under-priviledged.
think that I should inform you
of the fact that never once was /
fooled or never once was I taken
in" by this or any other so called
group of liberals" have long
since discovered their ultimate mo-
tives and detectives.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
MY Statement
By ARLINGTON SANDS

Friends have asked for com.
ments on the recent story of the Mi.
ami Daily News which carried my
picture as "a red front member"
The picture was made as 1 left an
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
Your Congressman
Says
By Congressman George Smathers

This has been a busy week In
washington. On Monday I appeared
before the Judiciary Committee to
urge the passage of bill which
introduced in January, H. r. 1868.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
Tabernacle Baptist
Church News

The Montgomery County Mis-
sionary Union will hold a regular
business meeting on Monday at
7:3O pm. inthe home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Eva Burns, at % Krug
Street.
The Las Estrelias Dramatic
Club will present "The Babe in
The Bulrushes'' at the church on
Monday at 8 pm. The club is
directed by Mrs. Rosa Horton.
Mrs. Ardilar Horton of w. First
St. has returned home from
Chicago, Ill. where she was called
due to the death of her father.
fcontinued on page -
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
From Police RLotter
BY Jimmie N. Jones

Shooting in w ester Style
Resulted in Filing of Suit for :
$15,2s5:
Suit was filed in Common Pleas
Court for the amount of $15,295
for damages by Attorney Irwin
for his client, Simon
Austin, of PIP Washington st.
against John Stark, of 1912 Ruth
avenue, the landlord of the Wash
ington st. address, who according
to the suit is charged with shoot
ing his renter following an argu-
ment over a complaint said to
have been made to the city over
some plumbing in the Washington
st. address.
According tothe story given the
press, Stark wentto- the Washing
ton St., address on Sunday after
noon, Nov. 9th and presented a
letter from the City Inspector re-
garding a complaint on some fair
garding a complaint on some
faulty plumbing work, to which
he charged had been made by some
of the "many tenants" in the
Washington st. home and began
cursing in front of the group, con-
sisting Of the wife and daughter
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
1000 Teachers Hear
Huey Long, Son Of US
Aid to Schools

SHREVEPORT, La. (ANP)-
Approximately 1000 Negro teach
ers, attending the annual meeting
of the Louisiana Teachers associa-
ton, heard Huey Longs son, Sen.
Russell B. Long, give his opinion
Of the proposed federal aid to ed
ucation here last week.
Long told the group that if fed
eral aid was forthcoming, "Lou-
isiana Negro schools will receive
more t h one-third of any
amout allotted to Louisiana. An
equitable share, according to popu-
lation would be slightly more than
on-third, however, you people need
it more and / think you will get
it,"
Other speakers included S. w.
Jones, vice-president Of the associ-
alton, Jeanes Supervisor Inez P.
Canales and President J. K. Hay
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09

of Austin, who taking exception
asked Stark to reframe from u.s.
ing bad language in front of his
wife and daughter, and an argu-
ment followed, with both men
reaching for their "Smoke Wa
CONS in True Western Style"
Stark reaching for his pistol
lost too much time and Austin
"beat him to the draw, and fired
a bullet into the neck of Stark,
but Stark came back and fired
twice at Austin and found his
mark with one hitting his man in
the chest and the other in the
left hand.
Stark is being held for shooting
to wound along with the suit.
"Ruled off the road" for a per-
iod of three years with a fine of
$50 and cost and 80 days in the
workhouse, with the latter suspend
ed on condition Of good behavior,
was handed to Willie Nickel Of
ASP Pleasant ave., after being
found guilty of driving while
Lilly May Jones was fined $25
and cost by Judge Paul Sherer
for being in possession of numbers
slips Thursday.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
By Arnold B~raithwaite

This writer has been patting
himself onthe back the past couple
of days for indirectly making an
100 per cent correct prediction.
When we wrote on Monday about
Tuesday concert at Wilberforce
University by Enrol Garner and
Winonie Harris we added a COM
ment which, if the promoters of
the concert had noted, might have
caused them much concern. This
writer parenthetically remarked
that the last time he went to hear
and see Garner the temperamental
pianist never did show up.
Well, all those who went to Will
berforce on Tuesday evening to
see and hear the most popular
piano recording artist in the coun-
try, were greeted with exactly the
same kind Of reception this writer
got. Garner didn't show up! (There
actually was a slight difference in
the receptions: this writer paid
about two fins to not see Garner,
considerably more than those who
paid to not see him at Force.
Furthermore, those who didn't see
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09

mes.
The president told the associa-
ton in his annual message that
''there are too many Uncle Toms
in the Louisiana teaching system.
"The system is almost ruined by
those individuals who cater to the
opposite group without any fore
thought or desire to aid the Ne
gro in his desire to advance"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
4 Jailed For Ben
Davis Flareup
In Harlem

NEW YORK CAMP Four
men arrested in the Nov. 3 flare
up following a Harlem parade for
former City Councilman Benjam-
in Davis, Jr., have been sentenced
to 60 days each on a disorderly
conduct charge by Magistrate Hy-
man Bushel in Upper Manhattan
court.
The men were attacked as s'poli-
tical lice" by Magistrate Buehel
in making the sentence. They were
Arthur Waserman, 20, Edward
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
"Intruder in The
Dust Start
Tomorrow

Intruder in the Dust" which
opens at Loew's Theater tomorrow
is a movie which treats of the sub
ject of lynching. The picture is
based on the novel by a writer
considered by some as one of
Americas foremost novelists, Will
liam Faulkner, a southerner who
writes of the south.
One Of the principal characters
in the picture is Juano Hernandez
a native Of Puerto Rico. He plays
the role Of Lucas Beauchamp, the
man unjustly accused of murder
in the movie.
Hernandez was featured in min
strel shows in the twenties and he
starred in scores of plays in En-
glish and Spanish. His most recent
Broadway stage productions were
"The Patriots" "Strange Fruit
and "Set My People Free"
The cast includes young Ac-
adamy Award winner Claude Jar
man, Jr., David Brian, Elizabeth
Patterson, Will Geer and Porter
Hall. It was filmed in Oxford,
Miss.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
Jesse O. Thomas
To Speak in
Home State

WASHINGTON (ANP)- Jesse
O. Thomas, public relations con-
sultant of the American Red Cross
returns to his native state as guest
speaker of the Masonic State
Grand lodge at it's annual convent
ion in Greenwood, Miss, Dec. Al.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
AS SEE IT

him at Force had their money re-
funded. Try to get a refund from
a New York mite club operator.
If they did give a partial refund,
it would only be that which they
had robbed from you anyway
The entertainment world land
the sports worldly is crammed
with prima donnas who are about
as reliable as the weather. In fact,
less SO. 1t is not as noticeable
when they are on the road, but
when they play at clubs in the
larger cities n never knows
when they will be available. You
take your gal friend to the spot
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09
Contest Winner
To Be Announced
SATURDAY..


The winner of a new 1850 GUS
tom model Shelvador refrigerator
to be given away by Anderson APP
pdiance & Television Corp. will be
announced this Saturday. Decem-
Der 10, MI. Horace G.. Anderson,
president has announced.
The announcement will be made
CONTINUED on Page ~
Smith, 81, Hamilton Jordan, 55,
and Sam La Bow, 81.
Six policemen we're injured in
the melee.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-09

If men can't trust God their
matchless Creator, then there must
come doom, for all else is failure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
Legion Team Will
Have Almost New
Lineup; Arrange Is
One New Player

A doubleheader of baseball
will be played tomorrow after
noon at Wickers' Field with Am
erican Legion tangling with Adj
ans Dairy at / p. m, and the
Key West Cubans meeting the
San Carlos team at 8 p. m.
In the first game, the Legion
will show up with almost new
club. Manager Valdez has signed
several players to take the places
of five of the men who can not
play any more this year on ac-
count of their being members of
the High School basket ball five.
They are Moe Henriquez, Joe
Lewis, Chip-Chip Fernandez,
Shepard and Doughty. This
leaves but six players on the
squad.
The new catcher is Arrange,
who after several meetings with
the manager has come to terms;
Jack Villareal who will be paid
a handsome bonus for signing.
Davila, pitcher from Tampa,
and several others.
For the Dairy, Bunny may start
on the mound with Lee Griffen
receiving.
The Cubans will play the Saints
and both clubs are fighting for
first place. The Cubans have a
hard hitting club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
ALUMNI WHIPS VARSITY, 5O-38;
~. SCORE 46 TO At VICTORY
Henry L. High
Scorer With ~
Points Melted

49, arsi nleh von an4 lost @
FsH ai Hamrs "a thr lncal gym
lsf nahf uhfn ihc Alumni hung
M 8nieai an ihs Varsity and
~ 1aHita Varsity upset the
iNs - . al al sCurc
rs iHrf gaIue found thc Jun
49, Varsity and LIONS battling al
tsf aaf uiih the score knotung
eaENf ilNes TIE juniors won out
M tlF last quaficl on some nice
a0ns 81 Wells and Lones.
Naa IS 80 3 flnf iluur game.
efiH Ftllarral and Obic ingra-
hsm siasl aui iag thp GROWERS.
ID a. eeraua game tht Var
fg sna ftlr aid guards batticd
- even tfFuH during thc first
Hsf aIth fllf Varsity sporting a
isa ralni bad ai thC half, but IN
lia iNHa auafieF thc Alumni got
It aud nolird o. b twelve point
lead ahieh they held thc rest Of
t'a esHr
Ahe Ahuum used 90 players.
ela Divided ease scoring and
alsF nE linr same featuring
H uNfeilfni shooting from
laE fanEe particularly by ORC
~ AfaanI and Ccrezo
Us VARSITY Showed a lack OF
rNfsFifHtU wnier pressure after
NiaFlna 3 Hicr hTsi halt they lost
iir rff fu the basket and tam
ua an pssslng and setting up
Naf ulafs Outaianding for the
CHlhs Has Henrquez Henry.
aaf EusreT aho looks as If he
wtil Ffssh tht starting Inc zap
att Eala iluur play and passing
Nenlsfi thc Conchs wlll meet
tle srtertn Hcdiands team who
"a Seated ihr Cuuchs ,n an over
tmf pEfloi lstt year The Red
iaHl bass have six boys who hit
3 af more end their starting
haf AZ averages six feet led BY
ssfkrF California boy who
Transferred in Hcdlands thls year
sfnf maklng the all STAR team Ia
Cailnnfa
Alsa n thr ine up fnf Red
isma uiil he inl Mu.elH twins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
Yates Wins Decision Over Jim
Snedeker In Best Fight OF
Last Nights Boxing Bouts

would probably give Meltzer a
good fight. Until MeItzer's APP
pearance last night, Moore was
the Key West favorite in the
welterweight division.
A Moore Meltzer card would
draw well in the Island City.
Davies Wins
Willie Davies won a six round
TKO from Jackie Earl in a very
good bout. The fans liked EarPs
style. Earl hit harder than Davies
but the New York lad kept right
on EarPs tracks to pound out the
win. Earl showed lot of class
even in his. defeat.
Reed-Scott Draw
Charley Reed and Art Scott
fought 70 a four-round draw.
Reed has a hard right, but his
towering opponent kept well
away from most of the smashes.
Leon Jackson and William
Robinson also fought to a draw in
their around go.
A battle royal opened the box
ing card.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

ez in the sixth round of their
scheduled 10-round main go,
Chavez was little more than a
punching bag for the experienced
Meltzer.
This Mcltzer is probably the
classiest and best fighter yet to
appear on Key West Sports
Arena boxing card.
Referee Fernandez stopped the
bout in the sixth round, and well
he did for Chavez was beginning
to take some hard cracks.
Meltzer Very Good
Unless you see Meltzer it is
hard to describe his style. Some
times he fought with his hands at
his side. Other times he was
crouching and then again he
would fight straight up. His one
two is a beautiful thing to watch.
Meltzer's left hook was also eX-
ceptionally fast.
The Canadian Billy Moore
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

Fleet All Weather Training
Unit basketball club dropped
another game to a snappy USS
Gilmore five 80 to So Thursday
night at the Naval Station.
High scoring honors went to
Mcclure Of the Gilmore cagers
who sunk 8 field goals and free
throws for 81 points. Aiding Nc
Clure were Martyska and Brecht
who scored IS and IA points re-
spectively. Fletcher paced the
losers with II points.
Drawing first blood in the
opening minutes, the Gilmore
boys steamed ahead, never once
losing the lead. Playing fast ball
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
KEY WEST MEETS CORAL GABLES
TN PISTOL COMPETITION SUNDAY

! SouthernmoSt Pistol and Rifle
Club will meet their first out of
city competition tomorrow at the
club range on Stock Island
Shooters from the Palmetto Pistol
Club at Coral Gables and guests
in the city with MIRA. pisol
classificat;ons have entered the
match which is limited to thirty
six shooters.
The events include both fifty
yard slow fire and twenty-five
yard rapid fire ranges for both
twenty-five caliber and center
fire pistols.
New movable target frames
will be used for the first time in
the match tomorrow These
frames are required in NRA
competitions as they guarantee
that late shots will not be scored
in rapid fire matches, the targets
pivot and are only in the view
of the shooter during the allow
ed time.
Visitors will be admitted to the
matches free, but any spectators
that violate any of the club rules
will be asked to leave, as a
safety measure. The matches will
start at $50 and will run all day
in relays. The match is part of
the program of the Florida East
Coast Pistol League and should
be the first such events of many
to bring out of city shooters to
this Island City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

snedeker most of the time on his
toes.
Round three was a replica of
the preceding one.
Yates opened up" midway in
the round, and both men slugged
Il cut right 90 the bell.
Snedeker's nose was cut in
round -four. This round was fast,
bat not up to the two previous
action-packed affairs. Round five
and six followed the same pat
tern II was mostly Yates leading,
and Snedeker counter-punching.
Most Of the action was in-close.
Short Right Effective
The Key Wester seemed to be
most effective in the later rounds
with his short right.
Decision was unanimous. BooS
and applause greeted the great
fight that had the fans on their
feet cheering at the end.
lily Meltzer Wins
lily Meltzer TKO'd Angel Chav-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
Meilzer Gires
hurex Boxing
Lesson liz Main
Aei-l0 On Card

f Fmm 80 FOUNDER.
M4a s unanimsus decision over
Nnrsieker ~ Newark.
AEa tsfmg IN ne bcsi but Of
- nssifs inaNlng card presented
"a ~ laai srurss Arena.
FL f1 one. boib men felt
$50 sihm afl ami then lhe fire.
eaA heEan IN thc second
sfeafa Nsies started with a rush
Isl ~ uaaal slam bang style. bat
N@.ekef Mas ahlo 80 weather
NN ttHfn end answer Yates
atff Hih e furry Of rights
80 bees
eatfs iaughl flal fouied with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

veterans Of last year as well as
Jensen 90 center, and Friar 6-1
guard Redlands is coached by
Leroy Sprankle. high school
coach % Bobby Dodd, now head
coach of Georgia Tech College.
Coach Jones is expected to
make some changes in his start
ing line up IN order to get more
hclghth IN the lineup with Baker
and Cooper standing a good
Chance OF starting.
Box score of the Varsity
Alumni game:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
Basketball Standings
Island City Basketball League
USS GILMORE WINS
OVER FAWTU 82-58

IN the first half Fawtu stayed
striking distance of the winners.
Half time score: Fawtu 43- Gil
more 40.
Opening the second half
FaWtu's attack slowed down and
allowed the alert Gilmore men to
ring up Al points while dropping
in only 8 points.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
X. 1. Z.
ANDRAS
FONTANILLA
BY PEDRO AGUILAR

The Older fans may remember
Andreas Fontanilla as a prize
fighter. Andreas and Felix Far
nett were the main attraction in
shows staged at the San Carlos
Theater every week. He was con-
sidered at that time one of the
best lightweights in South Flori-
da. He was always a good loser
and a grand sport in and out of
the ring.
May these few lines express
my sincere sympathy to his loved
ones and may Andres rest in
Andres Fontanilla as a prize
peace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
(Know Americal

Lieut.. Cen. Walton H. Walker,
born at Bolton, Texas, go years
ago.
William Grooper of New York,
famous artist, born there, 81
years ago.
Edward L. Ryerson, president
of the Inland Steel Co, born in
Chicago, SO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

Julius Ochs Adler. vice presi-
dent and general manager of the
N. Y. Times, born in Chattanooga
Tenn, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
Key West High Alumni

Papyru- from which ancient
Egyptians obtained paper, is a
strong. reedlike sedge found
growing IN the Nile valley
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

DR.. Harold E. Jones Of the Uni
versity of California, eminent
psychologist, born in New Bruins
wick, ~ j., IS years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

To dream of fruit in its season,
has always been considered a
lucky sign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
LEGION VS.. ADAMS,
CLJBANS AND SAINTS
TANCLE HERE SUNDAY
Calendar
BASEBALL
Island City Baseball League
Municipal Stadium,

AsAonu lily 6hbeDalk League
municipal Stadium,
Afternoon
SUNDAY
1;O0-Adams Dairy VS.. Ameri-
can Legion.
3:00-San Carlos Saints vs..
Key West Cubans.
SUNDAY, DEC. IL
1:00-American Legion VS.. Key
West Cubans.
3:00-San Carlos Saints VS..
Adams Dairy
(Final Gamesl
BASKETBALL
High School Gymnasium
(Nights)
WEDNESDAY, DEC. Z
7:00-OverseaS Garage VS.. So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

Carrots and parsley are mem
berS of the same plant family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

WEDNESDAY, DEC. =
7:00-Overseas Garage VS.. So
mar School.
8:00-Lions Club VS.. Vogue
Cleaners.
9:O0-Pollock's Jewels VS.. Bam-
boo Room.
THURSDAY, DEC. B. ~
7:00-Pollock's Jewels VS.. Vogue
Cleaners.
8:0O-Lions Club VS.. Overseas
Garage.
9:OO--Bamboo. Room VS.. Sonar
School
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

Italy, about as big as New
Mexico, has a population of some
46 million.
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