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, 1960-10-08
"A PROCLAMATION

"A PROCLAMATION
NATIONAL EMPLOY THE PHYSICALLY
HANDICAPPED WEEK 1860
WHEREAS equal opportunity for employment is
basic to our belief in human dignity and should never
be denied any qualified person because of physical i'm
pairment; and
WHEREAS our expanding economy requires more
workers, the useful employment of all who are able and
willing to work; and
WHEREAS the physically handicapped, with the
aid of expanded rehabilitation and training programs,
are able to perform many of the skilled and demanding
tasks essential to our social and economic progress and
WHEREA the full use Of this source Of manpower
depends upon better understanding on the part of en-
ployers, fellow employees and all our citizens; an d
WHEREA the Congress, by a joint resolution APP
proved August IL, 1915 80 Stat. 500 designated the
first week in October of each year as National Employ
the Physically Handicapped Week;
NOW, THEREFORE, i, ROY W. BORNN, Acting
Governor of the Virgin Islands of the United States, do
call upon the people of the Virgin Islands-to observe the
week beginning October 2, 1860 as National Employ the
Physically Handicapped Week. / also urge our citizens
to remember, throughout the year, that by their inter
est and efforts many handicapped persons can be assist
ed to economic independence and active participation in
our productive way OF life.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Seal Of the Government of the Vir-
gin Islands of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this thirteth
day of September, AD, 1860.
Roy w. Bornn
Acting Governor
Ullmont I. James
Assistant Government Secretary
, 1960-10-08

Ullmont L. James
Assistant Government Secretary
, 1960-10-08
TRADE WINDS NURSERY
at Estate Morningstar
Tel. C 191
Philodendrons
Palms
Ornamentals
Assorted hedging plants
Open daily ex. Sunday 9-5
70 R SALE

~ - y
i 3-year-old Palomino
Stallion, western saddle
and bride.
Call BILL EDGFN
"A. c. Sanford
Phone 199W
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Evening star., 1960-11-02
'Anti-SIump' Move
Silly, Nixon Saws

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (AP).-
Vice President Nixon today
characterized as "just plain
silly" Senator Kennedy's state
ment that he would confer
with President Eisenhower
about the country's economy If
elected.
On the CHS television pro-
gram Face the Nation last
Sunday. Senator Kennedy said
he would be willing to meet
with Mr.. Eisenhower to discuss
anti-recession moves. Senator
Kennedy has maintained there
is imminent danger Of an eco
nomic slump.
Senator Kennedy said, how
ever. that the initiative for
such a meeting would have to
come from the outgoing Presi-
dent.
OcudLOT henneoy hopes Dy
sheer repetition to convince
Americans that they are in
trouble--trouble in almost every
department - world position.
military strength, economic
progress. scientific and educa-
tional advances" Mr.. Nixon
declared.
He said that first Senator
Kennedy 'conjures up q reces-
sion-which we're not having
then he says II elected he
will be glad to meet with Presi-
dent Eisenhower to see how to
deal with it."
Evening star., 1960-11-02
u. S. Blocks.
Bail for Red
Spy Suspect

NEW YORK. Nov. 2 (AP)-
The Government today blocked
efforts by the Russian Embassy
to post bail for Igor r. Melekh,
Soviet United Nations oficial
arrested on spy charges.
Melekh, head of the Russian
language section I'm the offices
Of conference services Of the
U. N. secretariat, and Willie
Hirsch, a German-born medical
illustrator. were arrested by
the FBI last Thursday.
The two are charged with
seeking military maps and
photographs of Chicago. They
have been held in $4,000 bail
pending q hearing tomorrow.
A representative of the Soviet
Embassy at Washington ap-
peared before United States
Commissioner Earle N. Bishopp
today and sought to post the
bail for Melekh's release.
United States Attorney S.
Hazard Gillespie, jr., objected
on the grounds that under an
order signed by Federal Judge
John c. Knox, Mr.. Gillespie
must approve before any bail Is
accepted.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
NIXON
fNtNGtN -<g-
! !: President Will Speak
\ \ Before Four RoIIies

= Continued From First Page
thusiastic Kennedy backer. or
ganized a Broadway production
for the Democratic nominee q
few weeks ago which the Re-
publicans were hoping to match
or exceed.
Lashes at Kennedy
The Republican nominee
took a back seat to the Pres
ident's campaigning. but in
Westchester Mr.. Nixon called
his Democratic opponent "a
Pied Piper travelling the cour-
try" and promising everything
to everybody.
Lashing out at Senator Ken
nedy for saying he would carry
out a Democratic program
which the Republican nominee
contends would increase Fed
era1 spending by SIS billion a
year, without raising taxes or
deficit financing, Mr.. Nixon
said:
Anyone who says that is an
economic ignoramus who isn't
At to be President of the United
States"
In another blast at his rival,
Mr.. Nixon said:
Il am getting sick and tired
Of people saying the country has
been standing still for seven
and one-half years under the
Eisenhower administration.
Mr.. Eisenhower sat back
beaming while Mr.. Nixon exco-
rated his rival and said the
United States has enjoyed its
greatest prosperity under the
Republican banner.
Claims Honest Intent"
The President told the West
chester audience. standing in a
chilly breeze. that he had a few
things to say but had thrown
them away since "Dick Nixon
has just made one Of the best
political speeches I ever heard" /"
Drawing a contrast with the
Democratic campaign promises
Evening star., 1960-11-02

which Mr.. Nixon has been
belaboring. the President said
the Republican platform was
one written not to catch votes
but of honest intent"
The President never meA-
toned Senator Kennedy by
name but devoted himself al
most entirely to pfaising the
leadership abilities Of the Re-
publican candidates. He called
them "a team Of leadership"
Police estimated the West
chester turnout at $4,000 with
cars jamming the highways for
miles. Between $4,000 and
so, 900 were at the Nassau rally.
On seven points. Mr.. Eisen-
hover told the crowd at the
Roosevelt Field Shopping Gen.
ter. Mr.. Nixon and Mr.. Lodge
stand out above their Demo
cratic opponents.
The President said he COM
pares the two political teams
on these points:
~ Character, ~ moral
courage. 90 capacity, "a readi-
ness to undertake disagreeable
tasks, (5) experience. (6) abil-
ity to make decisions, and 90
devotion and dedication to the
United States.
Standing bareheaded In the
bright morning sunshine, the
President expressed his con-
Germ over the issues involved
in the presidential election.
The President said he wanted
to give his full Endorsement to
the Nixon-Lodge ticket. With
emphasis in his voice, Mr..
Eisenhower said solemnly and
slowly:
Richard Nixon and Henry
Cabot Lodge offer to America
the finest type Of leadership to-
day that is available to the
Nation"
The President went on to
say that the two nominees can
do better than anyone else to-
ward keeping the peace /.
and toward lifting from the
Evening star., 1960-11-02

Dsrl-crAtic platform and what
Senator Kennedy has proposed
taken together, would mean
runaway imitation"
Slaps at Wealth
With a slap at Senator Ken
ncdy's family wealth. he told
an Erie airport rally. described
as one Of the biggest of It's kind
in the campaign: II suppose
this poses no difficulty for Sen
ator Kennedy. He never had to
worry where the money was
coming FROM" .
Hitting at the Democratic
nominees warnings of a re-
cession. Mr.. Nixon said on the
first Of his national televiSion
speeches winding up the cam
paign:
Only politicians who want
to get the jobs, the jobs In the
White House, would talk this
country into a recession"
In a statement issued at
Syracuse he accused his rival
of being a con mans practice
in pursuing a cheap money
policy" and added: II can think
of no carnival confidence man
selling a worse quack medicine
to an unsuspecting customer. /"
In another statement issued
after a rousing rally in Ro-
chester. Mr.. Nixon said the
Kennedy program was "the
cruelest and most vicious soak
the poor programs ever advo-
Gated by any presidential can
didate."
Evening star., 1960-11-02

. p.s VI ma,.kia-. ti.c -,
of disarmament
Mr.. Nixon. introduced by his
running mate. said this was
certainly the highlight Of the
campaign. one of the greatest
days Of the campaign"
Expressing confidence, the
Republican nominee said about
10 days ago the tide began to
turn. Reviewing his recent
travels. Mr.. Nixon said:
"At every stop we made, we
found the biggest crowds in the
history Of those places. They
were out to win and I tell you
we are going to win.
IF you continue to carry this
spirit" Mr.. Nixon added, "it
will be a great victory not only
for us for the whole free world. /"
Mr.. Nixon began his day with
a rousing speech at a Kings
County Republican breakfast
meeting at Brooklyn's St
George Hotel.
Calls for Final Sprint
There he told a capacity au-
dience:
I'VE are going up at a time
when they have run cut of gas
and are going down."
IF the tide keeps rolling y
the Republican nominee added,
I'VE can have one of the great
est victories in terms Of the elec-
toral vote this country has ever
seefl."
He said every State was still
a battle-ground and "our people
are making the fight of their
lives"
The days efforts for the
G. o. P. team will end with a
big rally tonight at the Coli
scum:
One Nixon aide said he
hoped the rallies and Broad
way parade. with the Presi-
dent on hand. would set OF
"a psychological binge" lead
ing to a Nixon band wagon
movement. He credited the
Kennedy reception on Broad
way as boosting the surge for
the Democratic nominee in the
State.
From all indications, the
Nixon drive needs a quick
stipulant, with the election
only six days away. All the.
polls, including the highly re.
garded New York Daily News
straw ballot. show Mr.. Nixon
running well behind his rival
for the States IS electoral
votes. Few candidates have
Evening star., 1960-11-02

Deilloeratic program of put
ting money In one pocket and
taking 1t out Of the other" OF
proposing the most radical In
crease" In Federal aid ever
offered by q candidate for
President.
This was the tone Of the
Nixon drive through Pennsyl-
vania and New York, starting
in Philadelphia yesterday morn
ing and winding up early to-
day in Brooklyn's st. George
Hotel where the Republican
spent the night before the New
York campaign with Mr.. Eisen.
hover.
Anti-NixOn Signs
Something Of the problem
confronted by Mr.. Nixon was
indicated on his arrival at
Syracuse to begin the closing
New York campaign. Among a
thousand or so airport vel
comers were numerous graduate
students Of Syracuse University,
as they identified themselves,
carrying anti-Nixon placards.
Welcome to upstate New
York. Former G. o. p. strong
hold" said one. Another showed
a pencil sketch Of a tombstone
with the date 1850 and the
words Here lies tricky Dick" !"
Another said Best wishes for
your last week in politics" and
still another, Hope you are
a good loser"
Without neglecting the for
eign policy issue, Mr.. Nixon
chose to emphasize the pocket
book theme as he carried his
windup campaign through Lam
caster and Erie, Pa. and Syra-
cuse and Rochester.
He charged that Senator
Kennedy's program would cost
SIS billion more in Federal
spending which could not be
met without increased taxes or
deficit financing: that his farm
program was the most radical
every proposed in this country
and would increase the cost cf
food Is per cent: that the
Evening star., 1960-11-02

.o.i lie Presidency without
New York's vote.
Mr.. Nixon few here last night
after plane-hopping more than
800 miles through Pennsylva-
mia. another key State where
the outcome is in doubt, and
Upstate New York, where his
rival has been reported as run
hing surprisingly strong.
Warm Welcome
Mr.. Nixon and his advisors
were cheered by the warm well
come he received in Syracuse
and Rochester, normally Re-
publican. But some Of the
Nixon aides conceded that the
big Eisenhower-N -Nixon-Lodge-
Rockefeller push in New York
City and two of its suburbs
may determine the way the
State will go.
Gov. Rockefeller. who was in
Syracuse to greet Mr.. Nixon,
said there has been an upswine
in his favor in the Empire
State in recent days.
Asked If it was soon enough
and big enough. Gov. Rookie
feller said: If we continue to
have meetings like these, there
will be- a big Nixon surge"
A placard-carrying crowd
estimated by police at $4,000
to $4,000 thronged Syracuse's
Clinton Square to hear the
Vice President hurl "a bare
faced lie" charge at his rival.
This was considerably more
than the Kennedy crowd, police
said.
Mr.. Nixon. stepping up rang
ing accusations, quoted Sena-
tor Kennedy as having said
"The Republicans have always
opposed social security" and
added:
"He knows this Is a barefaced
lie and ! say it today
More Accusations
He also charged Senator Ken
nedy fights the truth" when
he says the country has been
standing still under the Eisen-
hover administration. He also
accused Senator Kennedy Of
trying to buy votes" with o
Evening star., 1960-05-16
ADRIAN Mitchum
The Truth About Hormones
To Make Skin Look Young

the hOrmones preparations must
appear on the label. The recon.
mended daily allotment for the
skin is 800 units.
The base should be as rich as
possible in lanOlin and vegetable
oils to permit fast penetration and
deep absorption and, when rubbed
in" your skin should not feel
greasy or sticky. On first applica.
ton, your skin should feel a ra.
diant glow of revitalized youthful.
ness and refreshment.
An extra good buy in hormone
products today is a preparation
called HORMONEX Beauty Serum,
1t is made by a S8.year.old labora.
tory that has produced over 80
million packages Of pure, fine cos.
metics. H0RM0NEX is so effec.
tive in revitalizing aging skin tha,
over 500 leading department stores
and thousands of drug and cos
metic outlets recommend it to their
customers.
What is more, it is guaranteed to
bring you joyous, noticeable re-
suits in days or your money back
HORMONEX Beauty Serum i,
really a bargain at $3.50. So, if you
want to see if your dreams Of q
younger.looking skin-with wrink
les dimmed, color and texture i'm
proved, can come true, suggest
you get a l00-day supply now. Use
HORMONEX Beauty Serum for
days-then look for amazing re
suits.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
SEAMS TO NE
Tote Bog Just the Thing
For q Happy Vacation
By PATRICIA SCOTT

Just another couple of
weeks and school vacations
will be starting! How do you
lucky ones plan to spend
yours? At the seashore, the
lake, or will you stay home
and go to the swimming pool
and on picnics?
Before you get yourself
into a non-productive mood.
make yourself a tote bag.
A tote bag can be made in
two different ways. The
method you choose depends
on how you plan to use it.
If you're a beach baby, line
it in plastic and use it for
wet suits. If you want a sort
Of carry all, use regular fab
ric lining.
Trim the tote any way you
like. If it's a club bag you
might use initials made of
ric rack. Or, if you want a
real conversation piece. make
one side red and the other
green. On the red side
print" STOP and on the
green, GO both with
white ric rack letters. You
can sew crazy buttons all
over the bag, or cover it with
fake daisies. q,
Use your imaginationl You
can have a barrel of fun.
Follow these basic instruc-
Evening star., 1960-05-16

If felt is used for outer part) q.
Y yd. of lining fabric or
plastic fabric.
Cut two rectangles 18xl4"
Of outer fabric; cut two more
rectangles 16xl4" of lining or
plastic fabric; II interfacing
is used. cut two rectangles
16x14":: cut two handles
l4x3l2" of outer fabric.
II interfacing is used, baste
to wrong side of outer fab
ric. Now the trim is attached
before bag is put together.
If you are using a design or
letters of ric rack. draw de-
sign on tissue paper. Then
pin tissue to the bag piece
you want trimmed and stitch
ric rack over pencil drawing
Evening star., 1960-05-16

Many of the recent hairdos
answer the challenge. A short
length with soft fullness that
can be arranged in a variety
of ways from casual to formal,
is the solution for the busy
lady. The new accent is on
flattery rather than daring.
There is a flattering hairstyle
meant just for you. Let us
arrange 1t for you. We suggest
the advantage of a good
permanent for body. Vogue
Hair Fashions by Helen, 3400
Connecticut Avenue NV,
Washington. Phone WOodley
6-20l0.
Vogue Hair Fashions by
Helen, 34O0 Connecticut
Avenue NV, Washington.
Phone WOOdley 5000.
Evening star., 1960-05-16

with machine. Then tear
away tissue.
With right sides of outer.
fabric together. stitch seams
at long sides and lower edge.
Turn inside out and press,
getting good square corners.
Do the same with the lining
or plastic but do not turn in
side out. Just slip it into the
outer bag; fold and press
under 2" for top hem. Stitch
hem to lining.
To make handles. fold raw
edges to center: fold again
and stitch. Center and pin
handle ends to wrong side
of front and back hem, leav-
ing 3la" space between ends.
Firmly stitch ends at stitch
Evening star., 1960-05-16

line; hand tack to remaining
hem.
II you use the plastic. use
a fine No. II needle and a
long stitch. Also don't try
to pin or baste. Instead, use
Evening star., 1960-05-16

COAInlluliAOy
service VOL
unteer. For
her multi
activitie S
she needs a
hair style
that's softly
( e m inin
and elegant
lv annealinp
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Adrian Mitchunu

As | write this article, | can look
through the doorway and see
woman of As waiting in the outer
office. The light is good and l see
her clearly.
She looks 10 years younger to.
day than she did a month ago.
What brought about this amazing
change? Estrogenic hormones.
Reams have been written about
hormones. Will they make women
of Is look Is again? Absolutely
not. Will they make women of so
feel like they are 20 again? Only
in a way l shall explain later.
To know the truth about hor.
mones you need to learn just two
simple facts: |. The beauty of a
woman's skin starts breaking down
as signs of menopause begin, be-
cause the female organs fail to
supply enough estrogenic hormones
to feed the skin-less and less as
you grow older. 2. Estrogenic hor.
mones can be supplied to the
skin by rubbing on a penetrating
formula containing the hormones.
Here is a test reported in a
scientific journal, one of many that
showed similarly sensational re-
suits: Twenty-Five women applied
,hormones to one side of the face
and neck, and to one hand. On
the other side and the other hand,
similar preparation containing
no hormones was applied.
These are the reports in simple
words:
Skin lines (or wrinkles) quickly
dimmed or disappeared from sight
as creases and hollows filled out.
Blotches and ''old-age freckles"
faded on hands. face and neck.
Skin was softer, clearer, seemed
to lose its chronic dryness. and
take on revised freshness and vita
lity.
All these amazing things hap
pened on the side where the hor.
mones we're used. Meanwhile no
changes occurred on the other side.
The same withered, lifeless COM
plexion.
Still another scientist reports in
effect, improvement in the skin Of
women past menopause was strik-
sing. These women looked like the
years had been turned back toward
their youthful ''pre-change" appear.
ance.
I've seen this myself. have seen
the improvement so rapid that in
just two days women looked young.
er. And, what a lift to the spirits |!
l cannot truthfully say that won.
en- of so felt like thev were 20
again. But have seen the light
come back into their eyes-their
chlns raised with proud confidence
the zest for living returu-be.
cause presume-to look Young,
er is to feel younger.
Now TO select a good es,rovenio
hormone preparation. here is wbaI
you need to know: the strength 81
Don't Say Drug Store, So,
DRUG FAIR There's q
BIG DIFFERENCE!
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Charm !! Chats
By Helen Ryan
VERSATILE DOS

Today's woman often fills
many roles-careerist, sweet
heart, wife, mother, nurse and
Evening star., 1960-05-16

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1960-03-20
DEALERS WANTED

For imported prefabrieated houses
and cottages; superior in quality,
workmanship and materials. Com
plies with all codes. Excellent A.
pancing available Call or write
FABRIA, INC. 436 North Freo-
sriek ave. Gaithersburg. Nd.
MR. MERRICK
Evening star., 1960-03-20
FARMS
(coNTINUEo)
CALVERT COUNTY NM

s AcREs-Large. new rambler.
Pull basement, hot-Water heat.
eiee- kit, u baths. Exceptionai
viev over the Patuxent River and
Hauey, near new Holland Point-
benediet Bridge. $4,000. Terms.
100 ACRES-InteFestinR 4-bedroorn
farm home, separate weekend cot
tage' barns, stable. new tractor
lake, streams. Excellent Vhits
tenant. $4,000. Terms II required.
zoO ACRES-e-room farm home,
tenant house. Bank barn for stock.
TOBACCO barns. lS-acre Allotment
valuable grayel deposit and timber.
$40, ,UuU, terms.
3 ACRES-6-room house with elec.,
SeeIuoed. Ideal for small orchard,
S5.0OO-Sl,U ,UOU cash.
WATERFRONT FARA-g6 acres.
over lz-mlle front on deep harbor.
S.VOO-lS. frontage on haro road.
MODERN 4-bedrm. and sep. APT.
mouse, Lee. new barn ana stable.
pureoreo bull and 20 head beef
cattle. Complete farm machinery.
!an. Al isyel ana clear except is acres
NEAR WALDoRF-2OO acres. Ionr
frontage on State road, interesIlns
1oth century nome suitable for
Iestoratlon. excellent capital gain
potential. S50,OOO.
FARM HOHE-Completely reno-
Vateo, : new baths, new modern
elec. Kit, 4 bedrms.. fun bSmt !.
IuIl DIN. rm., hY. rm. W/firepI-. K
eleaI acres, fertile land. Outstand.
Ing view overlooking Patuxent RiV.
IS: S1o'oOO for quick sale. Ruiid-
ing and loan financing.
hChES-S-room farm house with
else. 20 mi; from District. Sc, 600
a wide variety OF other farms noth
waterfront and inland write ~
pnone Tor particulars.
Have You Heard the
Calvert Story3"
i r WATEDC . An1@-
Evening star., 1960-03-20
STORES FOR RENT
(coNTIhUEol

OPENING FOR FOOD In l5-store
shopping center: 500 apis. on one
side, high income homes on other
side. more apis, starting. 30x62.
or add storage room at rear; sAs
heat IN ducts: . toilets: 400 amp.
elee.: double front and double
rear doors: parkins front and reai,
$50 cars; rent $3.50. Go see, 45i6-
is Lee highway. w. MONT
GOMFRY IA o-S0GO
Evening star., 1960-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS

TOURIST HOME on busy Nd.
highway. nT. Washington. over
work forces lady owner to sell
this lucrative business Call
MCDOWELL. REALTOR. uN. 4-7l12
WANTED. DRY CLEANING store
with plant: minimum S700 weekly
over counter: white area. Phone
FE. T-9l55.
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Agency Corn

Prince Frederick. Nd Phone 1ol
U no answer call 1s4 or 354
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

l. 100 acres, small creek border,ro
property, mostly cleared, rirh
nat felds near Patuxent River, 4.
bedrm.. bath home, q harms
stable. 10 acre tobacco Allotment
z. i1o acres, creek through prop-
srty, o-rm: basement home, 1
oarns, cattle shed, 8 chicken
houses, hay barn. fenced for eat
ue, IN upper Calvert County.
s. $40 acres. columned Colonial
furnished home in perfect condi-
ton, 10 rooms, 4ia tile baths. oil
neat 2-car garage, rms. and
bath above; farm equipment, .
tractors, bulldozer. etc, & barns.
SUITABLE for cattle or development.
SO miles DC, owner will finanee
=. I5H acres, mostly rich cleared
sentlv rolling fields, fenced, !
MONIES OF 5 rms. each, 3 barns.
relaole tenants, l mile frorg
Chesapeake Bay. 11-acre tobacci
5. 90 acres, rich tobacco land. So
acre allotment, . barns, stable
imnlement shed. good tenan
house. on paved road. $4,000.
Calvert Realty
Agency Corp.
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 1Ol
y no answer call 1s4 or 354I
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SHELL
Service Station

For lease, in metropolitan Virsinia
scing business. choice location
pad training period II desired
Evening star., 1960-03-20
NEARBY VIRGINIA

Store 35x85 #. in well established
shopping center of G5 stores
Ideal for variety. apparel, yard
goods, TV, upholstery or gift shop
Evening star., 1960-03-20

GIFT SHOP, Va. shop. ctr: over
$4,000 net yr., ideal for man or
woman; 90 pm, DI. 7-650O
Evening star., 1960-03-20
RESTAURANT
WHISKEY-BEEF

Seats over I75. Finest clientele
near Capitol Hill. Terr.f1c poten
tial. Weekly volume nov owe
$500. modern. air cond. Prlcet
reasonably. Wonderful terms Il
responsible people. Exclusive.