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iong waiting lists OF other would
De patients.
The profits" 60 not for any
kind OF useful medical treatment
or research. Instead. the quacks
themselves often live m fine homes,
surrounded Dy servants. But sfili
tney are moi content. They want
more money q and they know
now To gct 10.
Many OF these big-time cancer
facketeers are moving INTO the out
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nav. i.a.u 2 way 20 Deat the
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Until girls give up the idea Of
y wearing boys clothes. design
ers viii continue to provide them
with fenlinized versions sometimes
they give it to them slraight). A
most recent development is the loot
ball shirt made by Smartee. It's
copied from a real football jersey.
The neck has been widened TO d
bateau opening. the sleeves are cut
off 10 three-quarter length. The
shape is loose and long with small
side Sits at the bottom. Meant to be
worn in or out. the lightweight cot
ton jersey shirts come IN a variety of
cOlors and numbers.
Also by Smartee are the snug
fitting Bermuda shorts made Of
heavier cotton jersey.
The colorful blazer knee socks
come from the Bryn MawT Com
pany, and the loafers are Old Maine
Trotters. -IOAM RATHER
Photographs b. Dam Wynn
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can receive another. This gets rid
Of all the evidence.
Of course, we can and do arrest
the cancer quacks. Our state and
federal laws on this particular as
pect OF malpractice areprettyg good.
But many of these quacks have
been arrested a dozen times or
more! Still they carry on. Often a
clever lawyer can find way out.
Even when they're jailed, their
partners on the outside continue
to operate, or others spring up by
the dozens to take their places.
For every reader who remembers
the name of a quack exposed in
our responsible press. 10 more are
roped IN by, the promise contained
IN newspapers privately published
by the quacks themselves.
Thsy Are Haarslass
MANY quacks have astonishing
mailing lists. Often, despite strict
est hospital precautions. theylearn
the names of people who are under
treatment for cancer. or those who
have merely reported in for
checkup. The quacks are heart
less. II your name gets in a news
paper obituary because a relative
died of cancer, you are likely to
receive sympathetic letter telling
you that your loved one could have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
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BY THE WAY

ORANGE BLOSSOM TIME-Mrs. Charles E. Wilson back
blossoms and three bright imitation Florida
Even the mne down that out the merits Of
their oranges as opposed to those grown out in California
BUsMANs NIGHT oFF-Anyone who Metropolitan
Opera fan familiar with the Thema votpka in town
last week to sing of the important roles in Faust What
Miss Votpka doing backstage at the Capitol Theater the
night Traviata billed? Well there Tv in her hotel
room and she had seen all the movies in town and rain
the singer confessed she wandered the theaer
sat in the her night off heard Of the
THE CEAETERY?-When Lord Dunsany, the Irish man of
letters dned in Washington recently with Mrs Clifford Pnchot
he couldn't remember how get back to where he staying
All he knew that his hostess Miss Kathleen Duchars lived
in Georgetown the cemetery When the driver Sad
Where o? the elderly gentleman replied rather vaguely "Oh
don't know where live in Washington take me to the George
town cemetery"
whereupon, cabbie blocks nearest
police station and the policeman out to soohe Lord Dun
sany and to try find out just why he wanted to go to the
cemetery.
At rate the policeman accompanied him in the taxi
and when they reached the cemetery told the
cabbe to drive and down the street He finally recognized
Miss Duchas house and when he arrived at the door with
policeman close behind Lord Dunsany explained WELL
only using the cemetery as point of reference"
DACHAU REMEMBERED President Eisenhower sent
special 10th anniversary greeting the week end to former
Gen. Eisenhower then Supreme Commander congratulated
Englishman the safe completion of the
dangerous espionage work parachued into Hitler held
France and French while radong vital data
back to the War Office in London Six months later he
trapped by the Gesapo sentenced death Christmas
For mysterious the sentence carried
out Instead Brian served full solitary confinement
at Fresnes prison outside Paris where Pierre Laval later
executed Marked Nacht and Mabel he Nazi signal for
shipped eastward after
Hers horror camps until General Patton opened Dachau 10
years ago April 49,
Washngtonians attended surprise party Fri
day in New York given by former Washngtonan Harry Har
for artist Stonehouse who received congratuatoy
from Buckingham Palace Katharine Cornell Taluah Bankhead
Jose Ferrer from Washngtonians Mr. and Mrs Duncan
Phillips OF The Phillips Gallery Mr. sonehouse. who is now
recognized of the leading fashion artists in the country
is former Ceorgetown-ite.
ARTIST OF CONTRASTS-Denver artist Herndon Davis,
who is known in the Gold Rush of Central City, Coo for
his Face the Bar Room Floor has been commissioned by
the Panamanian series of 259 portraits
the Popes of the Roman Catholic Church.
down to the reigning Plus XII The Papa portraits will be
Incorporated into series Of issued by
Evening star., 1955-05-03
Republican
Wives Tea

Wives Of Republican Gov
ernors attending the White
House Governors conference
were entertained yesterday
afternoon at the Sulgrave
Club by Miss Bertha Adkins.
director of women's activities
of the Republican National
Committee. and Mrs. Leonard
Hall, wife of the chairman Of
the committee.
Democratic as we'll as Re-
publican Governors have cen
invited to the White House
brieflng sessions. which started
yesterday and continue
through today. but yesterdays
gathering was only for Re-
publican wives. A similar tea
will be given tomorrow by
Mrs. w. John Kenney, wife
of the former Undersecretary
of the Navy, for Democratic
Governors wives.
Paul Butler, Democratic
chairman will give a recep-
ton for Democratic Gov
ernors and their wives later
that evening.
The wives of several ad-
ministration officials and Re-
publican Senators also were
present yesterday, including
Mrs. John Foster Dulles. wife
of the Secretary of State;
Mrs. Herbert Brownell, wife of
the Attorney General; Mrs.
Douglas Mckay, wife of the
Secretary of Interior, and Mrs.
James P. Mitchell, wife of the
Secretary of Labor; Mrs. Sher-
man Adams. wife of the AS
sistant to the President. and
Mrs. Harold Stassen, wife of
the director of Foreign Opera
tions and special presidential
assistant on disarmament
problems.
One of the most striking
gubernatorial wives present
was Mrs. Goodwin Knight, new
bride of the Governor Of Cali
fornia, an attractive brunette
with deep blue eyes.
Mrs. Leo A. Hoegh, wife Of
the Governor of Iowa, was re-
calling her last visit to WASH
ington. She was present in the
gallery of the House of Repre-
sentatives last year the day
Puerto Rican nationalists fired
shots into the chamber. She
refused to believe she brought
bad luck with her, the Gov
ernor's petite wife added with
a smile, pointing out that the
congressional fireworks had
taken place on a Monday and
that this Monday had almost
run its course without any un-
toward event.
This visit will be a return to
familiar haunts for Mrs. Fred
Hall, wife of the Governor of
Kansas. The family was here
during the war when the Gov
ernor was on the staff of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff. and their
son, Fred, jr. c"NibsD, now II,
was born here. They lived in
Arlington.
The women all were in
vited to the White House for
a special tour earlier yester-
day afternoon, and much Of
See GOVERNORS, Page B.
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Mrs. Dulles
EntertainS.
Thai Visitors

While President Eisenhower
was setting a White House
precedent yesterday by enter
tanning a visitor of state on
the golf course, Mrs. John
Foster Dulles gave a luncheon
for the officials wife.
Thailand's Prime Minister
Pibulsonggram lunc h e d at
Burning Tree Club before his
golf game with the Chief
Executive and Nine. Pibul-
songgram caught up on WASH
ington news with a number
Of the towns official wives.
Although it is her husbands
first trip here, Nine. Pibulsong-
gram made many friends when
she visited the Capital several
years ago.
Last evening Secretary of
State and Mrs. Dulles enter
tanned for both distinguished
visitors at a large dinner at
the Pan American Union.
OfficialdOm Invited
The Supreme Court. little
cabinet, Congress, the Central
Intelligence Agency, the Or
ganization of American States
and the State Department
were among the official groups
represented.
Guests at the luncheon were
Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. George Hum
phrey. Mrs. Harold Stassen,
Mrs. Walter F. George, Mrs.
Walter H. Judd, Mrs. Walter
S. Robertson, Mrs. Douglas
Macarthur I'd, Mrs. Kenneth
P. Landon, Mrs. Randolph
Kidder. Mrs. Struve Hensel
and Mrs. John Farr Simmons.
Asked from Thailand's off,
cial party and from the en-
bassy were Nine. Sarasin.
Nine. Panyarachun. daughter
of the honoree; Nine. Kun
jara, Nine. Dvakul and Nine.
Malakul.
A poet, the officials wife
has had some of her work
published in Bangkok.
She is also co-founder of
the Women's Hospital in that
city and worked on the project
with Princess Wan Waithay-
kon. wife of the former Thai
land envoy to the United
States.
The Pibulsonggrams have
six children. Two of the
youngest ones attend school
in this country.
Party on Yacht
The visitors official Sched-
ule includes a luncheon today
for the Prime Minister at the
National Press Club and one
for Nine. Pibulsonggram to be
given by Mrs. Thomas j. Gates
aboard the yacht Sequoia.
At 8 O'Clock tonight, the Am
bassador of Thailand and
Nine. Sarasin are giving a
dinner.
Tomorrow Vice President
Nixon is giving a luncheon
and Mrs. Nixon will entertain
at the same time for Nine.
Pibulsonggram at the Shera-
ton Carlton. At 5 pm, the
Assistant Secretary of Defense
and Mrs. Hensel are hosting
a reception at Fort McNair.
Later there will be a reception
for the Thailand colony at
the embassy. On Thursday,
there will be another reception
at the embassy.
Evening star., 1955-05-03
TO-DAY m SOCIETY
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Iraqi Embassy Fete
For King S Birthday

from three and a half years at
the United States Embassy in
Baghdad, was there, and others
there were the Eric Johnstons
and Mrs. Perle Mesta, who says
that she is moving into her
new house in about three weeks
and this time it's definite.
But, she adds, it will be too late
in the season for any gigantic
housewarming party.
Turks Saying Goodbye
The Turkish Ambassador
and Nine. Erkin were sur
rounded by friends bemoaning
their impending departure aft
er seven years in Washington.
Nine. Erkin says they will be
leaving in about a month for
their new post in Spain-and
she reports that their success
sor, Mr.. Hayder Cork. has been
in Washington several times on
various missions.
Others there were Justice
and Mrs. William Douglas, the
Jefferson Pattersons, the Rich
ard Sangers. Assistant Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. George
Allen, Mr. John Jernegan and
Mr.. Theodore yStreibert, head
of the United States Informa-
tion Agency.
Political note: The Iraqis
reported that yesterday was a
double celebration. Back home
the Iraqi flag was raised over
two air bases which had for
merly been British, and which
were turned over to the Iraqis
as a result of the recent agree
ments terminating the old
Anglo-I -Iraqi Treaty.
Other Parties
Also entertaining last night
were Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Ce-
ballos. He's a member of the
Venezuelan delegation to the
Organization of American
States.
Their cocktail party was in
honor of Mrs. Stanley Rich
mond of Boston. who, is here
as the house guest of the Ho-
bart Spauldings.
Among those at the Cebal-
los party were the Undersec-
retary of the Army and Mrs.
Charles Finucane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Beverley Mason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parke Brady, Gen. Pat
rick Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Cooley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Coffey of the Irish
Embassy.
Spaniards Decorate Farley
Spain's Ambassador Areilza
is in New York this week to
open the Goya exhibition there
and to decorate James Farley,
former Postmaster General
under Franklin Roosevelt, and
a great friend of Spain.
Evening star., 1955-05-03
BY SELWA ROOSEVELT

Although the guest of honor
was thousands of miles away,
the Iraqi Embassy gave a re-
ception last night commemo-
rating the birthday of their
King, Faisal II.
Yesterday there was much
merrymaking all over Iraq as
the young King celebrated his
Goth birthday.
And here in Washington
nothing was spared in the way
of good food, the best cham
pagne and the most exalted
company, to make this a
memorable holiday.
In the absence of Iraq's Am
bassador Shabandar. who has
been in Baghdad for months
acting as foreign minister,
yesterdays host was the charge
d'affairs Hashim Khalil.
400 Say Happy Birthday"
Over 400 guests came by TO
say Happy Birthday" and
many paused to congratulate
the host on the birth of his
own son two weeks ago.
Nine. Shabandar, who has
remained in Washington our
ing her husbands absence, re-
ported that Ambassador Sha-
pandar is due back in about a
month. Wearing a smart
gray-green and pink Cell
Chapman dress, she was busy
seeing that guests helped
themselves to the two buffets
one in the dining room and
the other set up in the garden
under a huge marquee.
Among the first t. arrive was
Mrs. John Foster Dulles, who
had to hurry off to her own
party she and the Secretary
of State were giving in honor
of Thailand's visiting Prime
Minister. And just back from
two weeks in London was the
British Ambassador, Sir Roger
Makins, with Lady Makins.
Busy introducing guests to
each other was Mrs. Adnan
Pachachi, the lovely wife OF
the Iraqi First Secretary, who
is no stranger to Washington.
She is the daughter of Ali
Jowdat Pasha, former Iraqi
Ambassador to the United
States.
Rum0rs Denied
1t was a bad day for match
makers. Edgar Morris denied
rumors that he was about to
take a bride, and various Iraqi
Embassy officials said there
was no truth to the recent
newspaper stories that their
King would soon wed men,
ber of the Iranian royal family.
From embassy row were
Egypt's Ambassador and Nine.
Hussein, she looking all rested
and recovered from her recent
illness; the Dutch Ambassador
and Nine. Van Roijen, Trans
Ambassador Entezam, tht Aus
tralian Ambassador and Lady
Spender. all dressed up for
dinner with Henry j. Kaiser;
Canada's Ambassador Heeney,
Syria Ambassadors Zeined-
dine. the Ambassador of Jor-
dan and Nine. Rifai and the
Ambassador of Lebanon and
Nine. Malik.
Mr.. Philip Ireland, just back
Evening star., 1955-05-03

Miss Elizabeth Butler Mac
Gowan. daughter of Mrs.
Bryant Syms Cooper, was mar
ried yesterday afternoon
to Mr.. Hugh Landon Saw
yer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David PASCAL Sawyer of Rio
mar, Vero Beach, Fla, for
merly of Cleveland. The cere-
mony was performed in St.
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MissMQcGoWunWeds
Mr.. Hugh L. Sawyer
Photo.

Johns Church on Lafayette
Square. the rector. the Rev.
c. Leslie Glenn officiating. The
reception followed in the
Standardization Hotel.
Mr.. George Pierce Dance Of
GAINESVILLE, Fla, escorted his
sister-in-law and gave her in
marriage. Mrs. Dance was
See SAWYER, Page B-l
Evening star., 1955-05-03
Meeting ToduY

The Potomac Women's Club,
home department, will meet at
8 o'clock tonight in the Wash
ington Gas Light Co. Audi
torlum on Shirley highway.
Miss Lansden will give cook
ing demonstration.
Evening star., 1955-05-03
General TO Be Honored

The British Ambassador and
Lady Makins will entertain at
dinner Friday night in honor
of Gen. Sir Archibald and
Lady Nye. Sir Archibald is
United Kingdom High Com
missioner in Canada.
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ClaridOn Congregational
Church News
Chuyd0n
Personals

Mrs Rita Johnson of Dallas,
Texas, and her borther, Mr.
Walter Clark of Ashtabula were
dinner guests Thursday in the
w Earle Egleston home
Sunday Mr. and Mrs w
Earle Egleston and their son,
Robert and his fiancee Miss
jeanette BLY, of Shelby, attend
ed the wedding of Miss Ruth
Aspinwall and Eugene Baker
in Middlefield
Mrs Maud Smith, Mrs Dor
othy Brothers, William Smith
and son Gregory, attended the
Donley family picnic at h e
Donley Farm in Hudson Sunday
The Pioneer Players of Ge-
auga county plan to a tie n d
"GuyS and Dolls" at G a i n
Park Theatre in Cleveland to-
night Thursday
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-07-14

Guys and Dolls" at Cain Park
Theater. Also on July 10 their
two months old daughter was
dedifated at Riverview church.
On July IL Mr.. and Mrs. Seu-
fer entertained in honor Of
their son in law and dau-
ghter. Present were Mrs. Con-
rad Seufer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Balogh and family from
Lyndhurst Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Seufer and family from Char
don; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Seu-
fer and family from Cleveland; !;
The Harold Seufers from Will
lowick; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Seufer from North Madison.
A picnic supper was served
On July II, Mrs. Seufer gave
a dinner for her guests. Pre-.
sent besides the family were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Walker ano
Mr.. and Mrs. H. DeMatteo Of
Cleveland.
On Saturday, July Is, Corp
oral and Mrs. Noble will leave
for New York City. K r e n
Lynne will remain with h e r
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With Mr.. Stork

(UnleSS otherwise designated
all births occurred at Corey hos
pital, Chardon)
MFR and Mrs Ray McClurg
Middlefield, girl. July 5
Mr. and Mrs Steve Ncsol
Middlefield, girl, July S
Mr. and Mrs Phillip D San
born, Chardon, boy. July S
Mr. and Mrs Alex Slother
Chardon, boy. July G
Mr. and Mrs Harley Smith
Chardon, boy, July 6
;1r and Mrs Richard Hartz
New Lyme, girl, July 6
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Straw
Middlefield, girl July 6
Mr. and Mrs William Whit
tlinger, Chardon, girl, July I
Mr. and Mrs william Yoder
Niddlefield, boy, July 7
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Wen
gero, Middlefield, boy, July
MIR and Mrs James Robin
sor, Montville. boy, July 9
Mr. and Mrs Norman Koth
era Burton, girl, July II
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THE RECORD cHARDoN, OHIO, JULY IA, 1855

asked, according to the petit
ton, because of an auto acci-
dent which occurred on TT. 306
on March 2, 1854.
Rulings
Corey Hospital was awarded
$636.86 from Clarence w. Mar
cy, Chardon.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Donald Joseph Lyn-
ch, minor, application for care,
support, etc. filed.
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Charles Leonard
Woods, minor, application for
allowance for care, support
etc. filed.
Estate of George Ernest Mil
Is, petition for distribution oi
assets in kind filed.
Estate of Harold J. Blue, pc
tition to sell personal property
filed.
Estate of EStella Esther VIII
ite, executor and appraisers ap
pointed.
Estate of Roy P. Blakeslee
petition of distribution of as
sets in kind filed.
Estate of Harry F. Master
son, will field.
Estate of Kurt Rink, will
filed.
Estate of Robert J. Eppley
will filed and admitted to pro
bate and record.
Estate of Carl w. Behuke, in
ventory and appraisement filed
Estate of Cecilia A. Hudson
schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Robert G. Hudson
schedule OF claims filed.
In, the matter of the guard
ianship of Caroline Fenicle, fl
al account flee.
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CHURCH NEWS

The Women's Fellowship has
taken on the responsibility for
the apron and fancy work
booth at the summer festival.
On Thursday, July Il, there
will be a special sewing meet
ing and a fifty cent luncheon
at Mrs. Ernest Pollock's. Come
and help in this sewing pro-
ject.
Thursday, July IA: 300 p.
m. senior choir rehearsal at
the church.
Last Sunday evening the two
Pilgrim Fellowship groups met
at the home of Mrs. Peg vii
mot and Mr.. and Mrs. Nara.
more. The two groups will
hold a joint meeting on Sun
day evening, July "a.
Sunday, July II: 1000 the
church school; 11:00 the Morn
ing Worship Service; sermon
theme, A Halo Around your
Life.
The first step was tkaen last
week in the building program
of the church with the drilling
of an artesian well on t h {
church property.
The second annual Summer
Festival of the church will be
held on Friday, July 20. The
Golden Rule Sunday sc hoo
class Is the Steering commit
tee for the festival. Mr.. Fran
els Vaccariello has assumed
the general Craftsmanship.
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Courthouse
News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
NAW CAGES

COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases
Divorce cases filed this week
are Lucy j. Fox of HuntSburg
against Roscoe G. Fox of JEFF
ferson and Jacquedean Wilson
Johnson of Chagrin Falls, a.
gainst Benjamin Johnson Jr. of
Shaker Heights.
The Corey Hospital, Chardon,
has filed suit for a cognovit
note in the amount of $478 80
against Clarence w. Marcy of
Chardon.
The Universal C. I. T. Credit
Corp. of New York is asking
$817.04 and other amounts from
Joseph A. Kozenko Of Clay ST.,
Thompson. The corporation cl-
aims that amount is due on a
loan it made to Koyenko for
the purchase of an automobile.
The Farm Bureau Mutual Au-
to Insurance co. and Lewis
Shane of Youngstown are ask
ing $568.71 plus costs from Har-
ley Osborne, Mayfield rd., Ches
terland. The amount is being
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CHARDON METHODIST
CHURCH NEWS

Sunday, July II 800 am.
First Worship, 9:15 am. Chur-
ch School, 1890 am. Second
Worship. S
There will be a Youth Council
meeting in the church office at
g pm. Friday evening, July Is.
On Sunday, July IT, Senior
MYF will meet at 8 PM. at
the home of Billie Gaylord, 12l
Moffett ave.
intermediate MYF will meet
at the church at l pm. or
Wednesday, July 20 and go tc
Spring Bank Lake for + h ii
meeting and a swimming party
Commission on Education viii
have a meeting on Wednesday
July 20, at 8 pm.
ClaridOn Congregational
Church News
At the morning service las
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Herber
Ward united with the church
on confession of Christian faith
Beverly May Rowley, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane!
D. Rowley received Christia,
baptism.
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List NayMteeu
Club Ach;vrtles

The Mariateen club Of st.
Mary's church is planning their
summer activity program. The
activities are as follows:
July IA Activities Pine
July 81 Marshmellow roast
July % Beach party
July % Baseball game
August 4 Mariateen meeting
August 6 Hayride
August IL Activities Pine
acres
August IA hike and picnic
August 18 Roller Skating
August 20 Dance Church Hall
August % MuSicarnival.
Time place, ETC., will be plan
ned, at a further meeting.
At the officers meeting on
Tuesday, July 5, the following
were selected to act as chair
men of the committees.
Social Judy Huranna
Jack Mcdonald
Refre ShmentS Dennis Walsh
and Rosemary Koesel.
Spiritual Roger Bertke and
Barbara Barr.
Athletic Harry Rayl and Joe
Safko.
Club Service Beverly Op
per and Joey Spear.
Church Service Frank jess
and Richard Buener.
Membership =. Cathy Remin
der.
Publicity Cecilia Eustache
and Bill WaitinaS.