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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16

McCandless, Mrs. Anna Snyder,
Mrs. Jessie Andrix, and Mrs. Car
rie Hunter. Miss Miriam Hughes a
daughter of the organization, will
also serve as acolyte.
Present officers of the organi-
zation are: Mrs Minnie Guy,
president: Miss Dorothy Gregg,
vice-president: Mrs. Laura Koen,
secretary; and Miss Mary Rhanor,
treasurer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
SUSANN WOLFE HoNORED
AT DtNNER-SHOWER

Miss Susann Wolfe of Summer
ford, whose engagement to Roy
Randall of Hobe Sound, Florida,
was recently announced was hon.
ored at dinner at Fettrows'
followed by a personal shower
at the home of Mrs. Walter
Turvy, North Union Street, Mon
day evening. Miss Mary Esther
Decker, North Madison Road, was
cohostess with Mrs. Turvy.
Contest prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Daniel Davidson, Mrs.
Harold Tumblinson and Miss Bar
bara Lewis
Attending were. Mrs. Jack
Byers, Mrs Davidson, Mrs. Will
liam Foulk, Mrs. Robert Nicolas
kie, and Mrs. Tumblison Of Lon
don and Miss Lewis, Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16

Mrs. Lewis T'lngley all Of London.
Others from Ohio were, the BRIDE
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul P. Sheehan Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sheehan and Mrs. James
Calvin of Niles and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davango of Warren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
RANCE Hpc MEETING

Range Community Home Dem
onstration Council was entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Ray Beat
ty recently with Mrs. Harry Pug
sley and Mrs. Russell Dorm a!
co-hostesses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
VISITS PARENTS

Mrs. Clifton Turner returned
Saturday to her home in Peoria,
Illinois, after a visit with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. E. B. Row.
len, North Main Street.
Evening star., 1951-12-14
Woshinoton Store Hour

Washington Store Hours:
Saturday, $50 AN. 10 6 PM.
Pennd. Ave., 7th, Sth and D SITS. NV.
Virginia Store: Saturday. 10 AN. to s Pm.
N. Fairfar and N. KirkUood, Arlington
Phone DI. 1900
Evening star., 1951-12-14
Early CAB Approval
On National Colonial
Merger 10 Be Sought

Federal approval of purchase
OF Colonial Airlines by National
Airlines will be sought soon, with
both companies reported in agree
ment on terms.
Both lines operate through
Washington. and their merger
would boost Nationals operations
into a category with those of the
big Four"
If approved by the Civil Aero
nautics Board, Colonial will be
purchased with 81 million in Ma
tienal stock. Major operations of
the two lines are in the East, al
though National has equipment
interchange agreements with 9TH
er companies serving Detroit. San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Colonial, which has never had
q fatal accident in the % years of
its existence, has a network en-
bracing Washington. New York,
Bermuda, Eastern Canada, upper
New York State and Vermont.
National Serves Florida
In addition to Washington and
New York, National serves Miami
and Havana with its main routes.
The merger, it was understood,
will be accomplished on the basis
of one share of Colonial common
stock for seven -eighths of a share
of National common stock.
Colonial was reorganized. after
Sigmund Janas, ST., was accused
last June, in two informationsI
filed by the Government, of using
company funds to pay for per-
sonal gifts to his friends and toI
pay his own grocery bills, in vio-
lation of the regulations govern
ing mail carriers.
Action on the informations was
stopped, after Mr.. Janas resigned
and made restitution of about
$75, 900. Attorney Alfons Landa Of
Washington was appointed presi-
dent and has conducted the merg-l
er negotiations with G. T. Bal
ker, president.
Eastern Bidding for Line
The biggest hurdle to the deal,
however, will be CAB approval.
Eastern Air Lines, a direct COM
petitor with National on some of
its major routes, has been bid
ding for Colonial in competition
with National.
1t would be routine procedure
for companies whose competitive
position would be affected to OBJ
ject to CAB approval of the merg-
er. Several lines probably will
intercede before Federal de-
cision is made.
Mr.. Janas still owns q large
block of stock in Colonial. al
though he, his wife and son have
resigned their positions with the
line. AS yet, Mr.. Janas has not
said whether he will go along
with the proposed deal.
No objection is anticipated from
the stockholders of National,
which would be greatly strength
ened by the deal.
Mr.. Baker is known to have
been interested for some time in
buying newly developed British
jet-propelled passenger transports
for the lush Florida traffic.
Evening star., 1951-12-14
PIunging NeckIine Defined
For British Court Justice
BY ihe Associoted Press

LONDON. Dec. IA plunging
neckline was defined in a British
court as "a cut which tends to
show rather more of the bosom
than is normally shown"
The point came up during a law
suit in which one store owner
charged another with selling
women's wear when the lease
limited his stock to child's dresses.
At least, the plaintiff said. some
of the dresses had most unchild-
like necklines. -
Justice Sir Henry Wynn-Parry
asked one of the lawyers for the
definition.
Evening star., 1951-12-14
Hot Synthetic Rubber
Increased With Sugar
BY the Assoeioied Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 14.-B. r.
Goodrich Chemical Co. is using
sugar and other activating ele-
ments to increase production Of
"hot" synthetic rubber by 26 per
cent. Previously. this method
was used only in making cold"
synthetic rubber.
The firm, in announcing the
new technique, said it is much
quicker than the old process for
making "hot" synthetic. The
"hot" process takes place at 122
degrees Fahrenheit and the cold"
at Al degrees.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
|Cresfwood Asks FIuoride
Rejection Be Reconsidered

The Crestwood Citizens Asso-
citation last night voted to ask the
District Commissioners to recon-
slider their recent decision against
If1uoridation of the Districts pub
lie water supply.
The Commissioners have turned
down a proposal to add f1uoride to
the water here as an effort to de-
crease tooth decay.
DR.. David r. Lady, association
president. asserted that, if cost
were the problem, it should be
noted that just as much expense
is involved by the individual ap-
Iplications Of f1uoride to children's
teeth in the schools by dentists.
Miss Helen Rogers, nurse con-
Sultant for the American Cancer
Society, showed a film on the
causes and effects Of the disease.
Also, Miss Katie Ayre, association
member and member of the Cured
Cancer Club of Washington, told
of the clubs efforts to aid cancer
victims and convalescent patients.
Following the meeting in the
Roosevelt High School, Thirteenth
and Upshur streets NV, the
group adjourned for a social hour
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Wen
dell Davis. 1908 Argyle terrace
NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Civil Defense Meetinu
Called 10 Fight Apathy

Declaring that "the most i'm
mediate enemy Of the American
public is apathy toward its own
danger" Federal Civil Defense
Administrator Millard F. Caldwell,
jr., yesterday called for a meet
ing Of leaders of more than 400
national organizations.
The meeting which will be held
at the Hotel Statler May Z and 5,
will also be attended by several
State governors and civil defense
directors. More than 1000 persons
are expected to be on hand.
The conference will be ad-
|dressed by President Truman and
top Federal defense officials, ac-
cording to present plans.
The main purpose of the meet
ing is to enlist the aid of national
Organizations for educating the
public to the need for prompt and
thorough civil defense prepara-.
ton.
Mr.. Caldwell said:
"1t is obvious to all Of us in
the defense effort that there is a
need for unprecedented nation
wide effort in public education
through every stratum Of Ameri-
can society to teach the need and
means for survival In the event
OF attack. The civil leadership of
the nation must be mobilized to
Spearhead this program of edu-
cation for national survival"
Evening star., 1951-04-05

WHY WORK HARD cleaning
your house this Spring If it's 60
ing to look dark and dingy when
you're finished? That's why I
want to tell everyone about how
to brighten up homes by filing
empty lamp sockets and replae-
ing too-small bulbs. And here's
news. Your friendly GE lamp
dealer will be featuring all the
very neaoest G-E lamps during
Spring cleaning time. So remem-
Der, cleanup and ight-np
with G-E lamps. And get them in
the handy four-lamp package
that's so easy to buy. easy to
carry and easy to store. Visit
your G-E lamp dealer tomorrow
and get the bulbs you need!
Evening star., 1951-04-05

9os Sszss Z RoAs when you use
BACTINE for II you don't
think it's the finest family anti
septic and germ killer you eUer
used, you get double your money
back! But know you'll agree it's
wonderful in every way . SO
gentle for a safeguard against
infection and reducing pain Of
cuts, scratches and burns
doesn't stain nor hurt) and for
bringing relief from the itching
and irritations of insect bites.
Relieves discomfort and combats
infection of Athletes Foot, too.
Also BACTINE makes most
effective deodorant and disin.
fectant for bathroom, kitchen
and sickroom try it and see.
If you're not satisfied, just re-
turn the bottle :. tell why you
don't like it. and Miles Labora-
tories will give you double your
money back!
Evening star., 1951-04-05

the only dollhouse mushrooms
broiled in pure creamery butter
then packed in their own
savory broth. And what break
for your budget! No peeling, no
trimming and no waste with
BnB. They save you time, work
and money :. 30 get all 8 kinds.
Then: Glamorize scrambled
eggs with BinB Whole Mush.
room Crowns turn q sim.
pie vegetable casserole into a
sourmet's delight with BinB
Sliced Mushrooms :. enhance
ereamed tuna fish with BinB
Chopped Mushrooms.
Evening star., 1951-04-05

on washing are the Professional
Laundries. For the Professional
Look Of whiteness and bright
ness-soaps, detergents, bleaehes
aren't enough! You've got to-
BLUE! And, ladies-safe,
gentle LA FRANCE is the an
swer cause it's the only bluing
with LUMINESS, miracle whit
ener-brightener. LA FRANCE in
new Bead-Form dissolves in
stantly, completely =. leaves no
bluing scum, needs no extra
rinse. Try 1t soon!
Evening star., 1951-04-05

.vw-vRss but I like quail
AMkl9gity, too. That's
%m Il Wwhy I use new
sss sssEs4zEa NIAGARA In.
slant Laundry
Starch exclusively. With
NIAGARA can make as much
or as little as I need and 1t
costs only about IL to make a
quart of medium starch solution.
And it's 30 easy NIAGARA
Is ready to use isst0ntly in cold
water with just a swish and a
swirl! I like the way it makes
ironing easier, faster and
smoother, too and that 1t
won't streak or spot even the
darkest colors. I'm not exagger-
ating when I say NIAGARA In
slant Starch is the best and most
economical instant starch money
can buy so don't throw
money away! Buy NIAGARA. =.
and save.
Evening star., 1951-04-05

nam0n In Its attractive new
glass shaker on the table. You.
see, it's already missed for you in
perfect proportions all you
do is shake n sprinkle to make
luscious cinnamon toast, add
flavor sparkle" to corn fritters,
wafhes, cereals, apple sauce. pud-
dings and endless other dishes.
Truly, the DOMINO Sugar and
Cinnamon shaker Is so handy
and pretty it belongs" right on
your table 80 better keep an
extra shaker in the kitchen for
cooking and baking!
Evening star., 1951-04-05

bath into a beauty treatment :.
not only makes the water silky.
soft, but whips my toilet soap
into oceans Of rich, creamy
lather for thorough cleansing =.
even does away with the wash
ing film that causes bathtub ring.
What's more, CALGON is much
milder than ordinary water
softening compounds so it
caresses your skin to new love-
illness. It's grand, too, for sham
poos, laundry, dishes . in fact
every washing task. But don't
take my word for it .. get
CALGON today and see.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
WANT TO MAKE A BIG HIT

with your fam
lily . . add
new taste-ap.
peal to spring
m meals? Then
listen . it's
rs easy as put
ting DOMINO
Sugar and Gin
Evening star., 1951-04-05

food :. just extend them with
UNCLE BENS Converted Long
Grain Rice. It's SO quick and
easy to fix, too, with No. rinsing,
no draining, no steaming
yet it always cooks up white,
light and fluffy (it's guaranteed
or your money back)! In fact,
each long grain stays separate
and fluffy even when reheated
and UNCLE BEN'S has a
distinctive, rich flavor plus extra
B vitamins sealed into each long
grain. So ask your Grocer for
this fluffy, fluffy rice today >.
and try the recipes on the pack
age for some scrumpttous, budg.
et-wise treats.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
ASK THE EXPERTS =. That's

q oOd ! d e a,
whether you're
b u y ing dia-
mondsor do
ing the family
wash! And, of
course, the real
"dazzle'' experts
Evening star., 1951-04-05
HERE'S A LUXURY any home

maker can afford
+ luscious, melt
tin.your- mouth
tBinB Mushrooms
Ito give everyday
ldishes an air Of
! elegance! They're
Evening star., 1951-04-05

plenty for they have full
width Freezers that hold up to
40 pounds, bin-size Hydrators
and spacious shelves that well
come weeks food supply.
What's more important, FRIG-
IDAIRE gives you the different
kinds of conStGnt cold you need
to keep all foods safe :. safer
cold from top to bottom, thanks
10 FRIGIDAIRES famous Meter
Miser, simplest cold-making
mechanism ever built. Have Life
time Porcelain interiors, too
but see all their special features
at your FRIGIDAIRE Dealers.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
YOU'RE THE BOSS when you

o W d q u e "
FRIGIDAIRE De-
Luxe or Master
Refrigerator
instead Of being
forced to market
every day. 1t lets
you decide how
often to sh op.
And once a weeks
Evening star., 1951-04-05
is THE HIGH COST OF LIy-

~ -
ING gettin &
your bud 6 e t
d o wn =? The en-
here's how to
make delicious
m ain dishes
from a little Cor
leftover) meat,
poultry or gea.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
ILOvE TO RELAX in the tub

i. especially
now that I've
discovered CAL
CON. That's be-
c a u 8 e t h / o
amazing water
c o n d / t / o n u.
Evening star., 1951-04-05

you use a gritty cleanser ). 80
please take my advice and use
grit-free BON AMI Cleanser
the one fast cleanser which
never, neUer scratches. 1t cleans
wink-quick and cuts the greasiest
kitchen CRIME without, a trace of
scratchy grit gives sinks,
bathtubs, pots and pans super
sheen as you clean. BON AMI
Cleanser costs no more than
others, either i. SO try It soon.
P.S. Try BON AMI Cake, too.
It's so handy and so thrifty for
many household cleaning tasks.
Evening star., 1951-04-05

New York, Apr. 5-When a mother tells me
her children ''just won't eat cereal., know what
/ suggest? That she serve CREAM OF RICE
:. for tiny tots just lore every spoonful of
this delicious, creamy-smooth rice cereal. It's
good for them, too .. as child specialists will
tell you! They knose it gives quicker nutrition
. with Vitamins b., B, and Niacin added,
plus Iron for rich, red blood and better growth.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
OF COURSE YOU WANT to

keep your sink
and bath t ub
looking tn cir ,
sparkling best
so don't
scratch the sur :
face every time
you clean it. You
do tn at when
Evening star., 1951-04-05
rEWs now YOU can get all tha dish

laundry Dishes you'll be pleased and proud at the
dirt gentle hands
The secret? white richer SILVER DUST suds
Evening star., 1951-04-05
E BUY-LI.NES by Nancy Sasse,~
I LIKE TO SAVE MONEY


Weekly Advertising Column Of Ihiess New ood lasssssns
Evening star., 1951-04-05
SAVE 0N AccEss0RIEs AND LUGGAGE

l0z Blouses, cotton nyon Were 29o 49, 87
29 Cotton Blouses sizes 81 to g. Were 1.9o, now57e
"a Silk, Rayon Squares samples Were 1893 340 now LIS
1000 Womens Print Handkerehiefs. Were 21lc now-7s
$50 Assorted Cloves to g. Were 81. l.59. 44c pr
so pr. Sheer NyIon Gloves pink and white 6H g.
perfect LIS to ESQ. yd
81 Fabric Handbags. Were 81 to l6o now--44c 44c'
26 Handbags, plastcs Were ZIG. now--------1.37' .37'
20 Handbags, cowhide and plasc Were 1885, S. 1895
Al Train Cases and Overne Cases. Were l99. &c.
Service Mems Waterproof Kits. Were .l9 now---67c'
*pus tax
40 Ball Point Pens and Pencils Damaged Were &c. now le
81 Leather Address Books etc. Were SOC. now-----l9
40 Receipt Books. Were l0c.
20 Stamped Pieces ready embroider. Were &c., now-9
IL Plastic Canasta Gard Table Covers. Were O0 now49
80 Paytex Shoulder Pads. Were 6oc to | 3o. now4 ~
IA Hair Brushes. Were 12o now-------4o ~
Evening star., 1951-04-05

Smart toppers in fleece and sabardine. Roll
collar or manderin collar. Loose unbelted
styles. Bright colors. Sizes 10 to 20.
Goldenbers's Sportswear. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
5 Called 10 Manila
In Negros Chiefs Trial
In Candidate Staying
BY the Associated Press

MANILA, Nov. 26. - Thirty
five witnesses in the Staying of
a defeated Nacionalista (Oppo-
sition) Party candidate and other
alleged terrorist activity in Ne
gros Occidental Province will be
brought here to testify at a hear
ing for suspended Gov. Rafael
Lacson.
President Elpidio Quirino sus-
pended Gov. Lacson, a Liberal
like himself, on charges of failure
to perform his duties. The gov
ernment integrity board had not
set date for the hearing.
Charges of murder already have
been filed in Magallon. a town
in Negros Occidental. against 18
persons. Five of these are de-
scribed as agents of Gov. Lacson
% Noises Padilla was arrested,
tortured and paraded through
three towns after he was defeated
in the race for Mayor of Magal-
Ion.
In q funeral grafton yesterday
at Mr.. Padilla's grave in Manila,
DR.. Jose P. Laurel said, Some
body must assume the moral re-
sponsibility for this precarious
and intolerable situation"
Laurel, puppet president dur
ing the japanese occupation, is
leader of the Nacionalista Party
which won a resounding victory
in the off-year senate and pro-
vincial elections.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
lGIomorous Islands
OF Pacific Put On
'Airwoys Route ;.
BY the Associated Press

SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 26.-
Tasman Empire Airways, Ltd, is
planning scheduled flights among
the glamorous islands of the South
Sea.
The company has announced
plans to start. around the end OF
the year, flying boat service
giving Tahiti its first aerial con-
nection with the outside world.
The line for years has linked
Australia and New Zealand with
Suva. on Fiji, 1900 miles from
Auckland.
The new plans call for an extern
sion from Suva to Apia, Samoa,
then to Aitutaki. in the Cook
Islands, and on to Tahiti. Tahiti
is approximately $500 miles from
Auckland.
Frequency of the service has not
yet been determined.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Super Geiger Counter
Announced at Penn
BY tho Assceiaisd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26. - A
scintillation counter. nearly 20
times more sensitive than the
Geiger counter in the detection of
many radioactive substances used
in medical research, has been an
nounced by the University of
Pennsylvania.
In fairly common usage in the
last 10 years. the Geiger counter
has been described as a new kind
Iof "divining rod" When pointed
at a radioactive object it begins
to click rapidly and indicates the
ldegree of radioactivity.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Maryland Mon Heads
New RFC Rubber Unit
ky the Associated Pres.

Leland E. Spencer of Cumber-
land, Md. vice president of the
Kelly Springfield Tire Co.. yester-
day became chief of the Recon-
struction Finance Corps newly
set up synthetic rubber division
RFC Administrator w. Stuart
Symington announced Mr.. Spen-
GERS appointment, and said he
would assume his new duties at
once.
Mr.. Spencer will have charge
of the production of synthetic
rubber in Government-owned
plants.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
By The Associated Pres,

TOKYO, Sept, 24.-The claim
of a japanese research physician
that he has successfully used ami
NAL blood plasma in transfusions
to more than 600 human patients
caused a furry Of interest here
today.
DR.. Kunio Kawaishi of Hawai-
shi Clinical Institute of Hiroshima
Medical College told a medical
meeting in Tokyo that he effec-
lively uses the processed plasma
of cows. horses and pigs wher
patients require transfusions.
He made his statement before
the reputable Japan Epidemics In.
stitute, an association of physi.
clans from all sections of thi;
country.
DR.. Kawaishi said he adds for
malin ard caustic soda to animal
plasmA and also uses a heat
process. In occasional cases, he
noted, the animal plasma caused
slight i'll effects such as rash OF
vomiting.
He found his plasma especially
effective" after operations, in burn
cases and in treatment of patients
who lost blood through knife
wounds. The newspaper Yomiuri
quoted the physician as saying he
found practically no difference
in results obtained as compared
with human blood plasma.
DR.. George j. Stein. chief Of
the Army's 406th Medical Gen.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Mrs. Stella W. Latimer,
Widow Of Doctor, Dies

Mrs. Stella Waters Latimer. 80,
a native Of the District. died Sat-
urday at the home of her son,
Edwin w. Latimer. in Front
Royal, Va. She had been living
there for two years.
Mrs. Latimer was the widow of
DR.. c. M. N. Latimer, also of
Washington. She was the daugh-
ter Of the late Robert Alexander
and Anne M. Waters.
Mrs. Latimer's father was a
lifelong District resident and for
many years owned a printing es-
tablishment here that published
the first Code of the District of
Columbia.
Besides her son she is survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Ralph War
rem of Huntington, w. Va; four
grandsons and a great-grand-
daughter.
Mass will be said at o am. to-
morrow at the Church Of the An
Inunciation, 1850 Massachusetts
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Japanese Doctors Tronsfusions
OF Animal Blood Stir Interest

Ieral Laboratory and Blood Bank
in Tokyo, said today he had heard
of DR.. KawaiShi's experiments and
added:
II have an open mind about
these experiments, but at the same
time it must be recognized that
the doctors claim is counter to
all we know about immuniological
principles"
DR.. Stein Of Arlington. Va, said
"an important question that oc-
ours to me is whether the process
that detosifies the animal plasma
to an extent that 1t could be used
for human transfusions would not
also denature the very substances
in the plasma that might be OF
benefit"
In Chicago, DR.. Louis r. Limarzi,
head Of the University Of Illinois
Hematology Department, said
there might be serious long -range
effects from the experiment.
He said humans often suffer
shock from various animal serums
and anti-toxins used to combat
disease. He said injections OF
animal blood could be much more
serious to humans.
DR.. Kawaishi began his expert
ments during World War II when
there was shortage Of blood for
TRANSMISSION. He was then chief
Iof the medical department of
Taipeh College. Formosa. and oc-
casionally attended air raid VIC
Tins.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Navy Orders Jet He|ieopteI
AS Heavy Cargo Carrier

The Navy announced today that
it had awarded a contract for the
construction of jet-powered car
go unloader" helicopter.
The machine, which is to be con.
structed by the Mcdonnell Aircraft
Corp, st. Louis, will have a three
bladed rotor driven by small JET
engines on the blade tips. The
new design. the Navy said. Is ex-
pected to provide a rotary wing
aircraft for short-range operation
to transfer heavy loads from shiI
to ship, or from ship to shore. II
will have q powerful winch ane
a retractable cargo sling.
Six manufacturers participated
in the design competition for the
ship, which is intended for use
under all weather conditions.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
10 Slain in Philippines
In ; Days of Campaign
BY the Assoeioisd Press

MANILA. Sept. 24.-The Phil
ippines government today asked
political candidates to campaign
only in the daytime. Ten persons
were killed in the past three days
by Communist Huks opposing an
election November 13.
The government said Huks
killed five and injured two cam
|paigners at night meetings over
the week end in Pampanga and
Laguna provinces. each a short
distance from Manila.
Huks at an anti-election rally
they called in Cagayan Province
fired on passing bus early today
and killed five persons.