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16 Section 1 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1965 take our cash and jump in the lake. Mr, E0ITOKEEPIELL bj T. R. VAN DELLETi, BID. VOICE'OFlHETEOPLE A LINE 0' TYPE OR TWO Hew to the Line, let the qjiipt fall where they may.

FOUNDED JCNE It, 1147 Johnson did the arm twisting this time, as he says he needs complete freedom to effect his foreign policy bloomers, and 41 Democrats, mindful of possible injury to k. n. a. COLON POCKETS COMMON WITH AGE HOWARD WOOD, Publisher W. D.

MAXWELL, Editor themselves and their districts, saw the TOO SOON Writers should confine themselves to 200 or 300 words. Give full names cud addresses. manuscriptscan be returned. Space for letters is obviously limited. Incoming mail far exceeds it.

The right to condense letters is reserved. Address letters to Voice of the People, THE TRIBUNE. IS 1M5: Br The CkicaM Tribune! light, along with one of those "liberal" NFECTED or irritated di Republicans. Jl "My wife, my cigaret lighter, and two sons are all working," said Paul Stadel-man, ex-magician, ex-wrestler, and presently ventriloquist and teacher at the Cen Wcdnetday, February It, 1965 THE NEWSPAPER is an institution verticula are a common cause for intestinal dis About the only remaining hope in this CHEATING Polo, 111., Feb. 2 In yester- developed by modern civilization tral Y.

M. C. "but I believe I was docile Congress is Sen. John J. Williams of Delaware, who exposed the Bobby tress in men and women over age 50.

These finger-like pro 'TIGHTEN DRUG LAWS Chicago, Feb. 5 It is regrettable that it takes the brutal born 30 years too soon." day's Tribune, Rep. Samuel S. FEDERAL AID TO CHURCH SCHOOLS Chicago, Feb. 4 A political argument over funds for parochial schools, disguising itself to present the news of the day.

jections devel Baker scandals, of which Jenkins is a Stratton In 1927, said Air. Stadelman, he trained a German shepherd dog for police work, op in areas part. At least, we can count on Sen, to foster commerce and industry, to inform and lead public opinion, Jhat are weak and toiled as a merchant patrolman in a as a consuiuuonai issue, ap-' Williams to fight rather than switch. 1 ened, often where a blood and to furnish that check upon tough Kentucky mining town, reduced the burglary rate, and some of the burglars N. is reported as saying that air force officials "tried to give me a job" on the murder of Fred Christiansen by three drug-crazed teenagers to spot-light the urgent need for drastic meas government which no constitution A SLUR ON CHICAGO vessel pierces the wall of the furnished delicious cuts of victuals for the dog.

Now, he pointed out, these "canine Atty. Gen. Katzenbach owes Chicago has ever been able to provide. THE TRIBUNE CREDO intestine. One detectives are highly, esteemed and have (hi Mam an explanation for his gratuitous comment proved their worth in Chicago.

to 100 may be present X-rays dal Then, after attaining experience as a atmg scan- at the air academy. is a ridic- cheating scan that the fight against organized crime is making less headway here than anywhere force after the ad wrestler the army in World War he This tun 1 ministration of else. so forgot himself as to decide to turn pro ures to enforce existing laws about the sale dangerous drugs, altho fessional, and also opened a gymnasium ulous state- stnttoa ment coming We don't contend for a minute that con Zona barium often show clusters of these lesions, which look like bunches of grapes and often for tired business men. ditions in the Chicago area are as good from a member of an adminis Again," he said, "I was too early. It as they ought to be.

The failure to solve tration that has given the referred to as ticks. a wave of restaurant bombings and the parently is barring the way for federal aid to education. As a matter of fact, the Constitution says nothing of separation and makes no mention of a walL The words of the first amendment are: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. The United States Supreme court has held that the 14th amendment makes these words applicable to state legislatures as well as to Congress. Nothing in the words necessarily leads to the conclusion that every form of aid, direct or Indirect, to educational institutions conducted under religious auspices is unconstitutional The Supreme court has never held that aid to pupils in religious schools is unconstitutional As the court sustained New Jersey in providing transportation for pupils in Catholic Diverticulitis inflammation American public not one but many "snow jobs" on the scan was amazing the number of fatigued workers who managed to stay away from my gymnasium.

Maybe they have become more tired in the intervening years, but more recent evidence of the extent of the appears in only a small fraction1 of those who have these dals in Washington for the past goof ball racket are evidence enough that THE A. B. A. REBUKES SUPREME COURT The American Bar association has added its substantial support to the movement to nullify the revolutionary and mischievous decision of the United States Supreme court that both houses of state legislatures must be apportioned on a population basis. The A.

B. policy-making body, the house of delegates, voted 115 to 94, to support a constitutional amendment which would permit a state to apportion one house according to geography, county and city lines, economic conditions, history, two years. they aren't such gymnasiums now make money by When supposedly mature the tubful. But why single Chicago out as worse In the gymnasium got so tired than other cities? The statistics of the men can have their transgressions covered up, as Jn the cases of Bobby Baker. Billy Sol pouches: The resulting abdominal spasm of the intestine mimics that of spastic bowel Cramping occurs in the lower abdomen, especially after eating roughage or overindulgence in alcohol.

itself, that I had to make a wrestling tour Federal Bureau of Investigation don't jus to pay expenses. There was one differ tify Mr. Katzenbach's insult. The latest ence, too, when I was applying half as well as full nelsons, and step-over toe figures, for 1963, show that Chicago ranks Estes, Walter Jenkins, why insist that the air force disclose the names of some of our younger citizens because they sixth among all metropolitan areas in holds, the largest fee I got was $100 for total offenses per capita. And what is A more severe Inflammation cheated in a test? These boys wrestling Joe Banaski for one of the many and other factors in addition to population.

There is strong sentiment in Congress may be associated with leakage most get into the hands of irresponsible teen-agers and adult criminals thru outright theft from drugstores, doctors, wholesalers, and manufacturers. No one is more insistent on stringent enforcement of drug laws than the pharmacist. As in any profession, there are single individuals who do not abide -by accepted practices and seek to grab a quick dollar, pharmacists, by and large, are over-zealous in holding to the letter as well as the spirit of the law. Theirs is a solemn obligation and responsibility. The public should realize why druggists have to be as strict as they are in insisting on a prescription for what might seem a harmless drug, but actually can be highly dangerous in the wrong hands.

I have been on both sides of this situation, as a drug wholesaler, and as a member of the state parole and pardon board. more important, they show that Chicago hurt no one but themselves and are being punished by dis world's championships in the light heavyweight division. These days, the wrestlers advance, their cauliflower ears waving of the infected material into the abdominal cavity, causing lo and in the state legislatures for such an has been improving more rapidly than any of the. other six largest metropolitan missal from the academy. schools, so it sustained Louisiana in providing -textbooks for children in all schools.

Why doesn't Rep. Stratton amendment. Last year the House in Washington was so infuriated by the Supreme proudly, into the top tax brackets." calized peritonitis. This leads to pain and tenderness in the see that the aforementioned The tax exemption of church Then, from 1932 to 1937, Air. Stadelman areas.

With respect to crimes against property, Chicago was the only one of the six larg lower left side of the abdomen, similar to appendicitis, which realized a boyhood ambition and became a magician, touring, during the depression, individuals are for their offenses and let the academy clean its own laundry? schools has never been challenged. Neither have the numerous government programs court's decision that it passed a bill taking jurisdiction over state apportionment cases away from the federal District courts and appellate jurisdiction away from the Su est cities to improve between 1961 and occurs on the right side. small-time theaters and second-rate clubs, Doris R. Weaver of grants, loans, scholarships Sometimes," he recalled, "things got Diagnosis is easy when the physician knows of the exist preme court so good that I had to make the decision and tax benefits under such laws as the GI bill of rights, QUESTION ence of the When The Senate tried to delay the imple whether to eat or use the money for gas to get to the next town. I invented an this is not known, the abdom mentation of the court's decision, but the move was blocked by a filibuster of Demo escape box, and got out in a few seconds, but now magicians perform this same trick and get hundreds of dollars for it." cratic "liberals." The Senate then ap Today1 Health Hint where I saw how drug addiction breeds crime.

I know how Things got better, tho, he said, when he Chicago, Feb. 4 Are persons anxious to see teen-age murderers sent to the electric chair prepared to go so far as to say, "Executions should be held in public, in Soldiers' field, and televised, with all school children with records of delinquency excused from school and brought by bus to view the Charles Liebman 1963. With respect to crimes of violence, Chicago and Detroit were the only two to improve. Organized crime is normally most active in gambling, and commercialized vice. The evidence suggests a declining incidence of this activity in Chicago.

If Mr. Katzenbach can back up his statement with facts, he should tell us what they are. And if there are reasons why he may be having more trouble here than elsewhere, he should tell us about them, too. It isn't enough simply to say that Chicagoans aren't as willing to testify for the government as people are elsewhere; this is an unwarranted reproach dangerous drugs can be and' the college housing act, the school lunch act, and the surplus property act, all of which have been available to children in church-supported schools. Public funds may unquestionably, be used to provide fire and police protection to church schools.

Title III of the national defense education act enables church schools to borrow funds for equipment to assist in teaching science, mathe- adopted a dummy. Windy Higgins, and went into the ventriloquist trade. yet how beneficial. "It is a little tough on my wife," he said, "as when I talk in my sleep she has to go into the next room to discover what 'm saying." The solution is not to outlaw drugs anymore than we should prohibit the sale of kitchen knives in hardware stores because these, too, can be murder weapons. Rather, the answer is in using existing legislation to tighten every possible loophole Once he ran Wmdy Higgins for governor Treat mental illness early.

of Kentucky, got national publicity, and matics, and languages. Such programs advance spe proved a weak resolution expressing the "sense of Congress" on the subject. This resolution was rejected by the House conferees and Congress adjourned without any legislative action. At the beginning of the new Congress this year Sen. Dirksen, the minority leader, introduced an amendment similar to the one proposed by the bar association.

His measure would allow states to apportion one house on some other basis than population if the method were approved by the voters in a state-wide referendum. The Dirksen amendment was co-sponsored by all the Republican senators except Case of New Jersey and Javits of New York. Because the prospects of getting ap 143 write-in votes for his blockhead. It Guest Editorial 'WHIPSAW' STRIKES was there, tho, when he was retained to in itself. and prevent dangerous stimu travel with one of the legitimate candi cific national purposes, and their relationship to the religious function of a church school is remote.

The require If they aren't, why aren't they? Is the lants and depressants as well as narcotics from falling into Democratic administration in Chicago not cooperating with the Democratic administration in Washington? Is the state's inal distress is treated until the acute phase subsides and X-rays are suggested to determine the exact cause. This is a good recommendation because disorders other than diverticulitis can lead to pain in the lower abdomen. Mild inflammation usually is relieved within a few days with bed rest, a liquid diet, and an antibiotic or sulfonamide. More time is required with severe Weekly Leber Forecast mni Review Here is a ruling by an NLRB trial examiner, which, if upheld by the National Labor Relations board, could outlaw all labor-management bargaining by employer associations and allow labor unions to again use "whipsaw" bargaining on an dates, that he ran up his favorite memory. "One night," said Mr.

Stadelman, "we ran into a bad sound system, and, naturally, Windy's voice is lighter than mine, so he did not come thru too well. The candidate called me in for a conference, and said, 'Windy's voice didn't come thru too well. I think you ought to hold that dummy a little closer to the attorney not doing his job? Does Mr. Katzenbach have a complaint against the individual employer basis. Seven New York City daily newspapers have been found the wrong hands.

It might be advisable to strengthen laws regarding theft of drugs. Theft of dangerous drugs, certainly an item of interstate commerce, might be made a federal crime. With the FBI and federal courts enforcing the law, drug thefts would surely diminish. I do not pretend to be a criminologist, but I feel that those who are guilty of putting drugs in the hands of the young deserve nothing but the worst punishment society can impose on them. Louis Zahn President, Louis Zohn Drug com pony cases.

Surgery may be needed should complications develop. guilty of committing an unfair labor practice by refusing to bargain individually with New police department? Do the courts make the law enforcement more difficult here than elsewhere? When Mr. Katzenbach undertook his present assignment, we suggested that he investigate the link between politics and organized crime in the Democratic stronghold of Gary. Our reporters have found that organized crime is operating there as wide open as ever. Is Gary too trivial for the justice department's attention? Or too embarrassing? York Typographical union' No.

the printers, and by insisting ment that such funds be repaid makes it unlikely that a church school will be enabled to free its own funds for religious purposes. In 1961 5V million children received education in Catholic elementary and secondary schools. That is slightly more than one-eighth of all school children in these categories. If the Constitution does not require us to leave one-eighth of our children out of a national program of education, why should we do so? A school is not an assembly for worship. It does not per-f ecclesiastical functions.

Payments to a pupil for his education are not payments for the support of worship, or of the propagation of the faith. The question may be asked: "Will the general welfare be promoted by including parochial school pupils in a national program of education, or will it be promoted by leaving them on an association contract. The chance of recurrence is lessened by avoiding constipation, roughage, and alcoholic binges. A bland diet is best. Questions on medical topics will be answered by mail if stamped, self-addressed envelope accompanies request.

A decision by National Labor proval of this amendment in both houses of Congress are not considered bright, a movement has been started to invoke a constitutional clause which requires Congress to call a constitutional convention upon petition of two-thirds of the state legislatures. Sixteen of the required 34 legislatures already have approved such petitions. With each month that passes, the chances diminish for the adoption of a constitutional amendment reversing the Supreme court because many state legislatures, under the whip of the Supreme court, are in the process of redistricting themselves. After the process has been completed in all states, the new members will not be likely to favor an amendment which would eliminate some of them. A constitutional amendment requires the approval of three-fourths of the state legislatures.

Relations Board Trial Examiner Herbert Silberman said that under existing law the union has the same right as an em MAXIMUM HIGHER EDUCATION BOARD Chicago, Feb. 5 In regard to membership of the Illinois board of higher education, it is interesting to consider the membership of the coordinating board for higher education in California, whose master plan is held up as a model for ployer to withdraw from the contract it now has with the Publishers associations of New York City. The association's contracts with 9 of the 10 newspaper unions expire March 30. The single association contract, rather than individual Judge Abraham Marovitz has given Paul Peanuts Panczko the maximum sentence of 10 years and $500 fine on a charge of illegal possession of keys to postoffice mail boxes. The good citizens of greater Chicago have received this news gladly.

It is not often that this or any other TOMORROW: Hairy Humans. NUMBER OF PILLOWS Mrs. M. writes: When my doctor was examining me, he asked whether I slept on one pillow or two. Why did he want to know? REPLY Because individuals with certain types of heart disease sleep better if they use two or more pillows.

Had you answered "yes" the physician would have asked "why?" In WHO'S SCARED The flickering flame of freedom fades. The world is ill with dread. An awful pall of fear pervades, The dove of peace lies dead; But I have not the slightest fear, Tho it's said Armageddon's near. Doom has been foretold, and told, I hear. Since Cain cracked Abel's head.

Bill Engel Fatal Breakfast From the Lebanon, Patriot of Jan. 6, 1910: "A Des Moines, special says: The strangest accident recorded in local history occurred Sunday morning when Rhadamanthus, a duck which took a prize at the recent Iowa poultry show, exploded into several hundred pieces, one of which struck Silas Perkins in the eye, destroying the' sight. "The cause of the explosion was the eating of yeast, which was placed in a pan upon the back porch, and tempted his duckship, which was taking a Sunday stroll. "Upon returning from church, Mr. Perkins discovered his prize duck in a somewhat logy condition.

Telltale marks around the pan of yeast gave him his clew. "He was about to pick up the bird when the latter quacked and exploded with a loud report and Mr. Perkins ran into the house holding both hands over one eye. "A surgeon was called, who found that the eyeball had been penetrated by a fragment of flying duck, and gave no hope of saving the optic." Ralph W. Stark out?" The welfare of our children and the future of our During 1964, the state and federal courts agreements by each newspaper, makes available to the employ- i country are too important for ers as a defense against "whip- us to accept blindly and glibiy saw sirises uie ngm 10 iocs out members of a striking union declared the apportionment plans of 32 American city can take wholehearted sat-states to be unconstitutional.

Ten state isfaction in imposition of a maximum sen-legislatures reapportioned themselves and tence a felony case For one thing, four were reapportioned by the courts. maxjmura sentences are hardly ever giv-Twenty-four states, including Illinois, are en For anotherv those who get them are under court orders to reapportion before hardly ever characterized by the federal the next legislative elections. Suits are probation department, as was Paul the current constitutional masquerade. B. Everard Blanchard Director of Educotionol Field Services ond Professor of Educotion, De Poul university this way he is able to obtain in- employed by other association formation which you might members.

Whipsaw strikes pit have overlooked. one employer against another. John J. Gaherin, executive TEMPERATURE IN TB. vjr nrPciriPn th Pnhlish- tr pending in several otner states.

Panczko, in such terms as "professional TRAVEL TAX Grayslake, Feb. 5 The eco dome oi ine states, uiinois among mem, ers -association said the employers were confident that the nomic aspects of the adminis- full NLRB, which will hear an tration's suggestion to impose a It has 3 members each representing the regents of the University of California, the trustees of the state colleges, and the public junior college system; and 3 each representing the private institutions and the general public. This gives the state institutions a majority of 9 out of the 15 members. On the Illinois board, the state institutions have a minority of 6 of the 15, but the chairman now wants that minority reduced to 3 to offset the frequent absences of the public members. Why penalize the state universities' boards because their representatives are interested enough to be present at all meetings, while the public members are often absent? A.

B. Warnock appeal from the trial exami H. N. B. writes: Why does a person with tuberculosis have a normal temperature in the morning, but in the afternoon it goes above 99 degrees? Will it be normal after my case is arrested? REPLY criminal who shows no remorse about his way of life." This time Panczko was tripped by an unfavorable combination: a federal charge, and stand-up witnesses.

These witnesses were six Melrose Park boys between 10 and 13, who described in unshakable testimony determined efforts to lose those keys before the police took him off one day in April, 1963, to answer questions about having blocked police pursuit of a stolen truck. Judge Marovitz last month delayed sentencing so that he might study an investigative report from the federal probation officer. Without haste and with due process, on the basis of official evidence concerning both the specific offense and the character of the offender, Judge Marovitz threw the book at Panczko. $100 head tax on everyone traveling abroad would be catastrophic. Consider the loss of revenue and increased unemployment to air lines, steamships, railroads, clothing, luggage, and related industries alone.

The loss of revenue to friendly foreign nations, some of whom consider tourism a primary source of income, would be tremendous. This tax also would deprive thousands of our people of the tremendous cultural advantages of foreign traveL For the first time, we have reached an economic level where the average working man can plan to take a foreign trip. Ralph D. Thomas ner's ruling, and the courts, "will uphold the newspapers' resistance to this obvious bargaining tactic." He said the appeal will be filed as soon as possible. The act of association or industry wide bargaining is also an issue in the United Steel-workers election campaign between Dave McDonald and I.

W. AbeL Should Abel be elected president, industry wide negotiations, as now practiced between the Steelworkers and the steel producing industry, could become a practice of the past. Abel has promised to restore individual steel company have a single large city or some other geographical condition which complicates the reapportionment problem. In Illinois the problem has taken the form of a dispute over having districts which overlap the boundaries of the city of Chicago, suburban Cook county, and the remainder of the state. The Democrats want overlapping boundaries so they may control more districts.

The resolution of the A. B. A. board of managers recognizes the propriety of permitting states to take city and county boundary lines into consideration. The campaign for an amendment thus will be useful, even if it is unsuccessful, because it should serve to cool off federal judges who may be inclined to be more zealous than the Supreme court in issuing reapportionment orders.

When the American Bar association votes to rebuke the Supreme court, the court has deserved it. Croissant: What your uncle's wife is when she is angry. Bob Margolis Today I met an old-time hitchhiker who finally decided to retire; he hung up his thumb. Andy the Coal Heaver FASHION NOTE fin the Chicago Tribune "Books Todov" reviews fea tured four authors without neckties. STATE PROBLEM Glen Ellyn, Jan.

29 It is hard to put any faith in the ability of state government to solve the many pressing problems now before it when the solutions are judged by how much a legislator can "get out of it" and not on their merits. I'm vexed with sartorial wrecks Who smilingly pose for the news, This is the pattern in tuberculosis and represents an accentuation of the normal. Most of us have a higher temperature in the afternoon than during the morning or night. As a rule, fever subsides after tuberculosis is arrested. ARMPIT GLANDS M.

S. writes: What causes swollen glands under both arms? This condition has been present about two years. -REPLY Localized swelling usually comes from enlarged, blocked, or infected sweat glands. A diffuse swelling may result from fat or an allergy to deodorants. A recent swelling may stem from infection of the hand or arm.

BLACK MEASLES Mrs. M. R. writes: My 52-year-old father insists he had black measles as a child. Everyone I have asked says there never was such a thing.

Please write about so-called black measles. REPLY This is a severe form of measles in which the eruption is darker than usual. It is caused famous The Neighbors By George Clark Lacking: cravats at their necks Looking: like guys who say "youse." Faye Fnllerton Charles Siragusa, Illinois Crime commission director, says he will not disclose names of state legislators accused of corruption even to the members of the crime commission. He did tell himself, but probably under protest. Thomas Morrow Juanita Spinelli: li tnose wno complain so loudly about the growth of na-, tional government would stop crying long enough to see what is going on ia state goverrf-i ment, they would see that the inability of the state govern-: ment to deal with its own problems has forced the national government to take them on.

If we really want less centralization of power in Wash-jington, we must fight corrup-! tion and clean up state govern-j ment. With the needed reforms completed, state government can and must solve its own problems. Dave Hollenbeck The Duchess, first woman executed in California, was a gang leader convicted of murdering a member of her mob. Altho witchlike in looks and character, she died serenely after remarking as she entered the San Quentin gas chamber: "The sun is shining, isn't it? such a beautiful day." By Barnaby Conrad 100 YEARS AGO from The Tribune and other sources For Your Historical Scrapbook Laughing Matter' SURPRISE! SURPRISE! We won't pretend that we have been stricken speechless by the vote of the Senate rules committee not to subject Walter Jenkins, President Johnson's former administrative assistant, to the rude exposure of public questioning. Jenkins resigned after he was pinched in a public washroom on a morals charge and contends that his nerves are shot and that he can't be upset.

So any questions will be submitted to him in writing about allegations that he did some arm twisting to get an insurance man who wrote a policy on Lyndon to kick back $1,200 of his commission by buying useless advertising time on the Johnson TV station in Austin, Tex. We aren't exactly bowled over, because who ever accused the committee of trying to investigate seriously? The Democrats In charge aren't going to embarrass the administration, but it is a little disconcerting to find two of the three Republicans going along with them. Another Washington development that leaves us less than flabbergasted is the vote in the House reversing its previous ban on further foreign aid handouts to Nasser of Egypt, who has invited us to OLD FRIENDS Evanston, Feb. 3 The Parrish cartoon in The Tribune Jan. 311, headed "Old Friends" and depicting Sir Winston Churchill 5 1 mr I arm in arm with "History" was superb, inspiring, and an actual Feb.

10, 1865: The General Assembly of Illinois having passed over the governor's veto, the bill extending the franchises of Chicago's three horse railway companies from 25 to 99 years, The Tribune gives full vent to its indignation: "The people of the state of Illinois do not desire to see their chief city plundered either by the Confederate prisoners of Camp Douglas or by the inmates of the state house. It is now useful to inquire whether public decency can be outraged in this manner, public rights trampled under foot, public opinion defied, the first principles of self-government overridden, and the property of a city voted into the coffers of private corporations with impunity. We believe these things cannot be done. The first thing to do now is to elect a city government thoroly in earnest about protecting Chicago against this gigantic swindle. by bleeding into the lesion.

DELATED" HEART L. writes: What is meant by dilatation of the heart? REPLY Ballooning of the heart, due to strain. In this condition the muscles stretch in contrast to hypertrophy of the organ, in which the wall thickens. SUGAR IN THE BLOOD H. W.

writes: Is sugar in the blood dangerous? 3 REPLY Not unless it is present in excessive amounts. Normally we have 70 to 120 milligrams per 100 cc. of blood. lllWlli 1 JLJ CJUL classic. Someone once said, "One picture is worth 10,000 words," while Turgeniev put it, "A picture may instantly present what a book could set forth only in 100 pages." Joe Parrish proved the truth of those utterances.

I would nominate "Old Friends" as the best cartoon of our age. Jack McRai 0 4I hope he's not the type who expects a lot 6f bright conversation. After I eay I never know what to talk about." Td like to speak to your daughter, Amy Lou, about today' homework." "1.