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Evening star., 1962-03-18
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Court Ruling Saves Jobs for 2 200,
Upsets Nays Firing Technique

deal with Congress on matters
Of salaries and fringe bent =
fits, many Government workers
are asking just how much i'm
pact President Kennedy's new
labor management relations
order for the Federal service
will have.
A. E. Casgrain, president of
the American Federation of
Government Employees Council
Of Defense Lodges, declares that
the labor-management program
will have wide scope.
Mr.. Casgrain said employe
unions will deal with manage
ment on working conditions
such as use of office space,
light, air conditioning. cafe
terra and restaurant services,
rest periods, scheduling of
hours, parking, sanitary condi-
tionS, etc.
Also, wage board rates (for
blue collar workers., job classi-
fications for classified employees
and job assignments, promotion
plans, training opportunities
and career development.
In addition, grievance pro-
cedures, counseling, health
services, physical exams in
cluding health protection shots.
Then, too, Mr.. Casgrain lists
welfare services and use of
non-appropriated funds for
recreation, health or welfare
services, credit union or other
banking facilities, safety pro-
grams to prevent on-the-job
and off-the-job accidents
among employees, traffic regu-
lations and parking privileges
Civilian-military staffing
problems, employe utilization
and ALLEGATION of overtime and
overtime rates are also matters
which Mr.. Casgrain feels are
subjects for negotiation be-
tween employe unions and
management.
Il i
AID REPORT-Fowler Ham,
ilton, administrator of the
Agency for International De-
velopment, has told a House
Civil Service Subcommittee on
Manpower that 79 of the 274
career employees dismissed from
the agency in its new setup
were now employed in other
Government departments and
agencies and in industry.
i Mr.. Fowler said AID hac
Evening star., 1962-03-18
Identical Brothers
Wed Identical Twins

LONDON, Mar. II (AP).-
Identical twin sisters married
identical twin brothers at Dur
ham, England, today.
Ann Callaghan, 20, was mar
ried to Brian Jones, %, and in
the other half Of the double
wedding Kathleen Callaghan
was married to David Jones.
Evening star., 1962-03-18
Army Tightens Grip
On Guatemala Capital

GUATEMALA, Mar. II (AP).-The army frightened its
grip on this crsston capital tonight opposition political
leaders were reported considering appeal by President
Miguel YdgoraS to seek an end to student-ed revolt
Scattered shooting Incidents major trouble marked
the fifth day of the crisis heavily armed soldiers put the city
Evening star., 1962-03-18
Half-HOliday Announced


reports of absenteeism in gov.
ernment offices mounted. Gov.
ernment offices normally Close
at noon Saturday.
Despite militarization of pri.
vately owned city bus lines
fewer buses than usual made
the rounds.
Many businesses closed an6
other half lowered their shut
ters. Merchants said many o1
their employees could not gel
transportation 70 work or were
afraid to come out.
Because of the emergency, q
scheduled lottery drawing was
postponed.
Nine of the Nations 18 ra-
dio stations were off the air in
protest against censorship. One
station manager said police
killed five persons in a crowd
that gathered when police raid
ed his station because it made
an uncensored broadcast.
Blood Donors Sought
Stations that Continued on
the air broadcast appeals fol
blood donors and special an
nouncements from the govern
ment.
Telegraph service was mill.
tarized after the Association oi
Telegraph Operators denounced
violent police action. The gov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-17

LovoIize handbags ore known for their
practical features os we'll as their foshion-
able appearance. These Lovolize bags are
made of imported Italian leather tibers
chemically bonded These are scuff and
water resistont and color constont. Our
October Harvest Sole offers you Il ottroc-
tive styles including pouches, travel boys,
vooobonds. Group includes black, town
brown, oroy, navy, red, ton and winter
white. LovoIize bags may be cleaned with
q damp cloth.
pIeoss odd 1929 Federal tax.
,,,,I u.,dboo. Washington Chevy Chase,
Wbeoton Plozo, 7 Corners and Alexandra
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LEATHER GLOVES
so IMPORTANT
IN FASHION
4.S7

This special purchase brings you group
of shortie and 4-button length gloves.
Kid, copeskin, pieskin and English doe
skin finished sheep). Both eIossIc
and decorated styles. Mostly moehlne
sewn, some hand sewn also. White,
black, beige and some brown in the
group. English doeskin only in white. All
sizes but not in every style and color.
WSL-oIoves Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton PIozo, ] Corners and Alexandra
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v
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50 frankie CorIs's
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81 Accessories Of Cor
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Th0 Wodd
Turns
, Miss Hagen
4 BibEeol name
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Mecoys form
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
News Summary
Continued from pa qe Z

Continued from PAGE
ed 20 F86 jet fighters and eight
T37B jet trainers from the U. S.
at Bar gkok's military airport
Wednesday. The presentation
was made by U. S. charged af-
fairs Leonard Unger and was
the second such shipment in II
months 1t followed a deci ion by
WASH gton officials to speed up
delivery of arms to Thailand Ito
he greatest extent possible"
Secretary Of State Rusk said re-
city in a Joint communique
With the Thai foreign minister
hat the U. S. will act alone i
necessary to defend Thala- d
against Communist aggression.
TARIFF agreements with "a
nations with results highly favor
BILE to the U. S. have been com
IL ted, the White House annou- c.
d Wednesday, The reciprocal
greements involve cuts of up
0 20 percent. The President re-
.ewed his plea for Congress to
i've him more tariff-cutting au-
hority. At his weekly news co..
erence, Mr.. Kennedy announced
lie had asked labor and manage
nent of the steel industry to re-
sumo their CO tract talks by next
Wednesday.
A NEW SATELLITE was
'aunched from Cape Canaveral
Wednesday. 1t was designed to
orbit the sun and send back in
ormation about flares and other
activities on the suns surface.
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration hopes to
send up a similar satellite each
ear to determine the best pos
BILE time to send a man to the
noon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
Academy Students
Take Merit
Scholarship Test

Thirty seven students at Prince
Edward Academy have taken
the 1862 National Merit Scholar
ship Qualifying Test. R. C..
Gilmer, Hearmaster announced
today. The test was admin
istered at the school at 900 am.
Tuesday March 6. All students
who wish to be considered for
Merit Scholarships to be award
ed in 1868 must take the test at
that time.
The qualifying test is a three
hour examination of education
development. The test is the first
step In the eighth annual COM
petition for four-year Merit Scho-
larships provided by the National
Merit Scholarship Corporation and
by sorin g corporations,
foundations. associations, unions,
and individuals.
The test scores of students who
are examined In March will be
reported to their schools by May
Is. The scores are used by class
advisors in many high schools to
help students make decisions
about college attendance and
field Of study. Many students who
do not expect to win scholar
ship take the test in order to
learn more about their individual
strengths and weaknesses in the
areas measured by the test.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
Adler Lecture
Continued from page 1

O0~AUAAAAA0 AACAAA P0eN
Adler concluded that God has
TO be both like and unlike all
TIE things OF the world. God is
like the things of our experience
only in one respect. that is His
property of being. He is unlike
all the things of our being in
that He is unlike cur mold. Ad-
Ter said.
Before launching into the body
of his talk which dealt with five
propositions Adler defined sew
eral terms to make clear the
content of his propositions,
ramely; a necessary being. a
contingent being. and the extrin-
sic cause of existence.
According to the speaker, a
necessary being is one which
cannot not exist; contingent
being is one which can or cannot
exist; and the extrinsic cause Of
existence is that which causes
existence by procreation. arts
tic creation or creation.
Five Point Proof
Adler's proof that God exists
came in his five propositions
They are: "a the causal princi-
pal - the existence of an effect
which reQuire a coexistent
cause implies the existence of
that cause, q, whatever exists
is either necessary or contin-
gent. t3l existence of a contin-
gent being implies the cocks
tence of the cause Of existence
its cause must exist with it
every moment, "a no contin-
tingent being can be the extrin-
sic cause of anything that needs
an extrinsic cause; therefore, no
contingent being can be caused
to exist by another contingent,
and 81 contingent beings do ex-
list: therefore a necessary being
does exist.
The argument for the prem
Uses is valid. and according to
Adler the first three are I'm
questionably true. The last two
premises are understood only
through grounds Of rational per-
suasion. which is less than
knowledge but beyond evidence.
Adler said that only the mind
that understands the premises
can know OF Gods existence. He
defined that mind and a rational
and philosophical one working
with evidence - completely out
side the sphere Of faith since his
proof that God does exist was
treated from the philosophical
aspect. He concluded, Il am
nationally persuaded that God
exists
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
Supervisors
(C0nfinlled from MAGE


three similar requests. then cit
ing the Federal court Injunction
in effect here against tuition
grants.
Gas Contract
A blanket agreement was
reached with Bottled Gas Co.,
of Farmville to supply liquified
petroleum gas for cooking at the
county jail on a metered basis.
Walter Robins son. company
manager here. presented the bid
of $3.50 a tank or 100 pounds.
That is As cents a tank below
the price presently being paid
to a Buckingham supplier.
The board was notified that a
shipment Of fox traps had been
received. and are available for
81 at the E. Louis Dahl Store.
Farmville. A supply Of fox lure
also is to be made available
there shortly.
The Game Commission has
been requested to issue a
special county license for fox
trapping during March, April
and the first half Of May. The
board has not yet received an
answer from the Commission,
but it is expected soon.
The fox trapping is an anti
rabies action by counties en-
couraged by the state.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
School Debts
CONTINUED from page u

YER cent interest which pres
ntly is costing the county about
1900 annually. Thus by making
ire and a fraction annual pay
ments in a lump sum. the co,ln-
y will save between $4,000 and
10000 in interest charges.
The effort to use the Battle
fund credit in this manner was
inflated by the county school
board earlier this month. Last
week. the move was authorized
by the State Board Of Educa-
ton. which offered the county
he choice Of applying the credit
oy a simple transfer in Rich
nond or routing the money
through the county treasurer.
Tuesday. the school board
asked the board Of supervisors
q approve by resolution its re-
quest for a direct transfer. The
adopted such an APP
proving resolution unanimously. :
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
Grants Open
Continued from page

ours is not a self-service store
In the supermarket sense" Man
ager Carter pointed out. I'VE
maintain a complete staff of
trained sales people. ready and
eager to render whatever service
our customers may desire. When
not engaged in customer service, "
Carter continued. Grants sales
people devote their time to filling
in counter stock and seeing to it
that they never run out of stock
of key selling items"
During the Grand Opening at
Grants next Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, the store will be
open until 9 pm. I'VE extend a
cordial invitation to everyone in
the area to attend our Grand Op-
ening and see first-hand our new
store and complete line of mer-
chandise." Carter said. "Our mot
to is Known For Values and a
visit to our store will show you
why that is true
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
Charles L. Combs
Rites Are Held
In Amelia County

AMELIA, March 8-Funeral
services for Charles Lee Combs.
66. who died at his residence at
Jetersville on Sunday. March
4, were held at Salem Methodist
Church, Amelia county. on Tues
day, March S at 3 pm, with
burial in the church cemetery.
Mr.. Combs, the son of Laura
Vaughn Combs and John Quincy
Combs. was maintenance en-
gireer for all Amelia schools.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Ella Easter Combs; one
daughter, Mrs. Janette Viii
iamlS of Jetersville; three broth
ers. the Rev. John w. Combs
OF Lincolnton, N. c., William D.
Combs. of Beckley, w. Va,
George W. Combs of Mt. Airy,
N. c.; one sister. Mrs. Maggie
Ball Of Maydon, N. c., and five
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09

q Alpha SIGMA Alpha social 50
fority. and 4 member II the Co
tillion club and the dfanddaugh-
tiers Club. She says of the com
mittee's selection. I'm very
surprised. but honored to have
been chosen to represent Long,
wood at the Apple Blossom Fes-
tiyal."
Entertainment Provided
At the Festival. the princesses
viii be entertained by tea
dances. formal balls, informal
receptions. and the pageant IT.
self
Along with Longwo0d's repre-
sentative. there viii be present
at the Apple Blossom Festival.
princesses from every college
and university in Virginia. in ad-
dition to princesses from the four
horticulture areas Of the state.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09

three weeks should have the adj
vantage Of the current seasonal
high in prices. A moderate sea
sonal decline is expected to ap-
rear near the end Of March or
the first Of April.
The demand for spring calve~
Is expected to be good and the
market is promising for stocker
cattle to feed on grass.
On a whole. the beef marke4
looks good this year. Two factors
govern this outlook. As dispos-
able income increases Americans
eat more meat, and the per capt.
ia consumption Of beef has in
creased over all. other meats.
Cattle slaughter was up eight
per cent. in January and about
four per cent in February.
At Virginia sales last week.
good grade steers were $2S to
SIS. rs. and standard $2l to $23.
A few choice steers sold at $26.
Good heifers sold at $2O.25 to
$3.50 standard. $l8 to SO. At
Chicago prime steers sold at a
top price Of $50. the highest
since June. 1860. Choice sold at
$26.25 to $50. and good at $22.-
so to $25.25 Choice heifers were
$3.50 to $27. and good $22 to
$25.25.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
Farm Price
Outlook

(This is the way prospects for
Virginia farm prices looked to
the Virginia Department Of Agri-
culture on Friday. The Depart
ment offers 1t to farmers with
the warning that no one can
predict prices and be right ali
the ti11ae.)
E00S
The seasonal spring price slide
IN egg prices has started and is
expected to continue until early
May.
However, this years price de-
cline Is not expected to be as
great as past years. This IS due
to the trend Of continued flock
replacement every month Of the
year.
The normal egg production
peak is reached during March,
April and May. This is true
again this year. However. the
changing production cycle in the
industry has leveled peaks and
valleys during the past 10 years.
Many egg dealers are still buy
ing to cover only immediate
needs. There has been only
minor action in breaker buying.
Flock replacement should be
fairly heavy this month as re-
suit Of a higher hatch Of egg
type chicks last fall. Egg pro
duction in February was up two
per cent last month. and should
continue to advance seasonally
during the next three months.
Last week in Virginia. grade
A larees were 81 to "a cents,
down two to. three cents from
the previous week. Grade A me
diulns were q to g cents. In
New York. grade A large eggs
were "a to 50 cents and grade A
mediums were 80 to "a cents.
CATTLE
Slaughter cattle moved to
market within the next two or
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
Whippte Goes
To Winchester.
For Annual Fete
Reprint Frea Rstsaaa

Reprint Frem Retanaa
Senior Ginny Whipple Is to
represent Longwood in the
Thirty Fifth Annual Apple Bios
som Festival in Winchester on
May 3. 4. and S.
Each year. . faculty commit
tee selects . girl who is repre-
sentative Of the student body and
possesses the qualifications Of
beauty, personality. and poise.
Active
4 A social science major from
Mddlebrook, Ginny is president
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
Weather
Continued nom page u

Schools were closed in Prince
Edward and most area counties
through Thursday. At press time
Prince Edward School Founda-
ton officials were still awaiting
word from the Highway Depart
ment on the condition Of secon-
Diary roads to determine whether
schools would operate Friday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
TIME our

First Coed: why are you TAX
ing that whistle with you to-
night2"
Second Coed: Il have a date
with a basketball player"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-09
ALWAYS

MA. what's a second story
mani"
ASK your father. II | don't be-
lieve his first tale. he always
has 3 second"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16

ALL MERCHANDISE SUBJECT
TO PRIOR SALE. NOT ALL
MODELS AT EACH LOCATION.
Sorry, no moiI, phone or COD.
orders. Take your purchases
with you and save delivery
charges.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

SPRINGFIELD = Available fnned
500 below FLA Split-leVel near
shops and schools, ample storage
Open 9-e. Fl. 4-4921. 5s19 Floyd
SPRNGFIELD-Spae. 4-bedrm., 2
bath rambler on 3s-aere wooded
liy. rm... IS sep. din. rm., lsxI6
master bedrm. No. pymtS. Sl25,
Ircl n 1aana ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
MCLEAN
LANGLEY

LANGLEY
NEW custom-built, Soft, center.
hall, brick Colonial rambler in q
perfect setting on O lovely wooded
" acre. Close to CHA, with unu-
sually large rooms, 4 bedrooms
fully tiled baths, large screened
in porch, recreation rm. w/firepl
and ,wall-lined bookcases, 2-caI
garage, fully air cond. Immediate
occupancy; A real beauty. sag
LANGLEY REALTY co.
FL. $4,000 Ewes. ia. s-s77s
MCLEAN ; By OWNER. Loveiy
brick-and-frame split-level. beau.
tlfully handicapped u acre,
bedrms., IN baths, wall-to-wall
carpeted liv. rni., din. L opening
onto 14x24 screened patio. Rec
rm. with firepl., family-size d.
luxe cleo. kit. utility rm.. with
washer and dryer. Level fenced
yard. Att. garage. Near CHA, ele,
mentary, 1r. high. parochia
schools, churches, shopping cen
ter. Upper 20s. 356-3132.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOODS
FIRM. white brick rambler. z
baths. rec. rm., wau-to-wan car.
getinG; sS1.950. BY OWNER. KE
MCLEAN = SPACIOUS BRICK ram.
foyer entrance, den. rec. room,
separate dining room. Charm
Throughout sao space throughout
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Mr.. P. @. COUNTRY CLUB-seC
on builders hovcase- Full
PRICE S14,250. New 3-bedroon
.ramblers with fun daylight bsmtS.
mod. kits. and the baths. Nc
ground rent. Open from IL to S
Follow signs from Kent ViIlag!
1908 Columbia ave. LOUIS MIL
LER, Realtor. UN. 4-2723. 474-
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PALMER PARK-we have 9 lovely
low-cost homes in this area, both
are semi-ramblers on fenced lots.
One has lge. beautifully paneled
rec. nm, FILA or VA terms.
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LARGE

V ths @s SOSn TicE pa Ia%Sl.r SS!
Gated IN Fairfax Country Club
Hills. Large living rm. with fire.
PLACE. GE Kitchen With breakfast
with fireplace and space for 4th
hedrm. CaIPort, fenced rear yard.
MfLEIcHH REALTY CIR. s-4bs5
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dARUMsCo SALES CORP
4 BEDROOMS
2 FULL BATHS

Convenient FALLS CHURCH loea-
ton. house in good condition with
full dining room excellent kitchen
appliances, nice yard with big
trees. Assume $4,000 FILA loan
pay S1l2 per month,
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CIRCULAR T scREENEp PATIO

CIRCULAR SCREENED PATIO
OUTDOOR BARBECUE
FENCED YARD
They all add to the charm Of thlI
with stone fireplace, 2S-ft. fam
fly rm., right off kitchen, 3 bed
rms. plus den, IN baths, look
today. S26.9b0.
Crowell & Co., Inc.
REALTORS Mclean e: e-s3oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27

.OX0N HILL - A cute little g.
room frame house in q pleasant
neighborhood, with q nice fenced
yard. viii take q contract sub
iect to FHA appraisal. Why not
call OGLESBY AND RICE for
further information and an ap-
pointment to see this one. 10
T-lQ25
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TALL OAKS"


YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS
Seeing Is believing when you See
what you get for your money
Taking you will be doing when
you tell your friends how close
and convenient this lovely area is
These new homes have excellent
financing because the construction
Is the best and the floor plans diff
ferent. Entering vestibule of this
Split-level, you'll find TO your left
q tremendous family room with
wood-burning fireplace and sepa-
rate stairs to kitchen. 4th bed
I'm. and bath on same level with
entrance to outside. Separate bSmt
for utils.. STORAGE, games or pets
while away shopping. Lge. radiant
living rm., aesthetically designed
for formal living. Dining I'm. with
sliding glass doors, to patio and
has birch cabinets, tabletop Tap
disp.. GE dishwasher and refgr.
w/freezer top compartment. plus
dining area, 3 fAmily-size bedrms.,
closet space aplenty. . full van
ity tiled baths each, 2 outside
windows on 4th level Of this
brick-and-frame charmer. All this
and 1a-acre Of wooded lot. Open
every day, 2 It'll dark. DR.: West
on Rte. 236 to Braddock I'd. al
stoplight, turn left, continue ap-
prox. , miles to Dobson DR.. ai
Tail Oaks and house.
A A A REALTY
faction. Attention; Appreciation
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r. A. HUMPHREYS, REALToR
Ma $1,000 Ewes, LU. l-223
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88Qpgn

FALLS CHURCH-open by owner
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod on lovely
well-cared-for lot. Good location
"a blk. to bus. walk to schools anc
shopping. FHA. minimum down
Below appraisal price, S16,450
Dir: From Glebe I'd. out Lee hwy
through Falls Church to Jackson
St. right on Jackson st. to 107
2nd brick house on left. 534-74S7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27

wOODIIAwN-Nice 4-bedrIn. brick
Cape Cod with carpet and air
cond., incl. ct only S15,500. FLA
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27

MARTINS WOODS, the prestige
area Of Prince Georges County
FULLY air cond. l mile east Of
BALTIC. Wash. pkwy.. l block from
Riverdale I'd. Large 2-year-oldr
3-bedrm., brick-and-stone rambler
Lee, din. rm., de luxe kit, finished
rec, rm., ga baths. 2-car garage
on beautiful 100-ft. lot. Cal
foday for inSpection.
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LANDOvER AREA-vets no down
and approx. SOS per mo. for g.
bedrm- rambler with pine-paneled
divider between liv. I'm. and din,
rm.. fenced rear yard. only SILL
300 with $500 On. FLA.