Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER ? f V Small Wage THE BACKGROUND Earners Pag OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Income Tax By HENRI KITTREDGE NORTON (Copyright 1J31 New York Tribune loc) V BrUithert Get Fint Tatle of Levy Following — Budget Shtshet lv V K i I o LONDON Oct 3 (UP)— Typists jrlrl clerk office boys street sweepers bus conductors and housekeepers are now paying Income tax for the first time In their lives as a result of the new budget These taxes have made politics a reality to the girl office worker and other lowly paid workers The following table shows what unmarried wage earners now have to pay exclusive of allowances for Insurance and dependents: Weekly Yearly Tax Wage 50 (13 ( a 50 5 00 1310 1500 1550 1625 2200 1750 2850 1875 3500 2000 4150 54 50 2250 2500 6750 Thus a girl making $25 a week Is taxed almost (6 a month in income tax alone Invisible taxes probably Increase the amount of to approximately $250 per week or at least of her BUENOS AIRES Oct 3— The long' lead which Argentina has over her South American neighbors In all respects by which it Is possible to measure the degree of advancement In any country’s material progress naturally gives to the Argentines a self appreciation which It should not he difficult for us In the United States to understand They resent most deeply being classified as “Latin Americans" They know that they have worked away from all of the most typical characteristics which appear to give meaning to that epithet Their chief regret over the revolutionary activities of a year ago seems to be that the fact that they have liad another revolution will In the world 8 opinion ”put them back In “Latin America They become most earn est in their effort to demonstrate that their revolution was not at all like other revolutions In this part of the world And it wasn’t Even though Argentina's South American neighbors are forced by the facts to admit that the develop-irfen- t of that oountry outstrips their own it by no means follows that they admit Argentina’s claims to Each one has general superiority some particular point upon which It Insists It surpasses not only Argentina but all other countries of South America The typical Argentine pays little attention to these claims and his assumption of national superiority and lntrnatlonal leadership for the continent arouses keen resent- WESTERN FEED “Girls " Malting Reveals Old Mound Modes -- LOAN COUNTIES had never supplied That the British exports did not Increase with the growth of the country was due not so much to American competition as to the Argentine effort to develop their own industries behind very Imposing tariff walls Determined to Develop Industry And therein lies considerable significance for the future relations of Argentina and the United States — commercial and political Argentina Is determined to develop her own Industries to the point of supplying her own needs wherever this Is possible It so happens that the com Seventeen Utah Nine Idaho Five Nevada Areas Gain-Privileg- e (Special to The Tribune) WASHINGTON Oct 5— The secretary of agriculture today designated 17 counties In Utah nine counties In Idaho and five In Nevada In which farmers may apply for and receive feed loans from the department of agriculture to aid them In carrying their livestock through the coming foAhe'most nart winter Loans will be limited to not more those for which Argentnla has prevl to each applicant their ously relied upon Great Britain thanto$1000 be determined by the number Many perhaps most of the articles size which come chiefly from the United of livestock on whose account loans the States are products of our mass pro- are asked The loans will be at cathead of duction Industries which are not like- rate of $3 a month 30percents a month tle and horses and ly to be duplicated In Argentina and are not subject to foreign competi- per head of sheep with like loans tion It Is estimated that at least for sows loans to be made over a 70 per cent of our exports to Argen- period of not more than six months Farmers In the counties designattina are noncompetitive and of those ed— they being the counties In which only a few are likely to be produced the secretary finds there has been In Argentina While It Is hazardous to make pre- real hardship because of drouth durdictions it may be noted the present ing the past summer— must first aptrend Is toward an Increased trade ply to the farmer seed loan office with United States Buenos Aires Grand Forks N D for blanks on which started and achieved Its fame which to make application and on as a rival of Paris Is becoming more the blanks furnished must formallike Chicago every day and It seems ly make application for loans These file at Grand certain that before long she will rival applications must be on 31 that city rather than her European Forks not later than October which feed loans In oountles The counterpart be made are: The further development of ArgenUtah— Beaver Cache Carbon Dagtina— and Its evolution has only beEmery Grand gun— will require capital In amounts gett Davis Duchesne which American Investors will be able Iron Millard Rich Salt Lake SanUtah Weber to supply on advantageous terms In pete Tooele Uintah Idaho— Bear Lake Blaine Bonnecreased investment and Increased trade will bring about Increased In ville Butte Caribou Custer Franktercourse and understanding The lin Power Teton Nevada— Humboldt Lander Nye time when we shall recognize Argentina as Argentina and not as a cor- Pershing White Pine ner of Latin America may be very Association Bars Girls From Races In Eastern City cross-count- College Adopts Professors Quit Probation Plan Jobs as Milkmen Houston Evokes ‘John Smith’ Rule v Texan Boasts of Swimmers’ Float Adventurous Life Sea Lion Takes Migration Boosts School Attendance -- Chinese Proffer Memorial Trees $850-00- five-pow- n Fascists Arrange Business Courts Missouri Offers Journalism Prize atcl-rient- tes CKOKCi EMORY FELLOWS 1931-193- 2 Courses begin week of October 5th Places of meeting: Lafayette School State and North Temple streets Smith Memorial Building North Temple and Main streets City Library State street and University Campus Registration at first meeting Fees payable at time of registration Further information first class meeting or Extension Division --University of Utah Hyland 242 ENGLISH (Continued) ACCOUNTING flrxt Yesr Theory and mechanism of modern accounts Five credit hours Monday 7 30 Lafayette School Boom 21 English 1 2 1 Practice In writing English Composition grammar vocabulary building selected readings Required of A Freshmen practical course for any one who wtshw to learn to write correctly end well Nine credit hours Monday and Thursday 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Room 13 Mr Chapman Fee $20 00 Modern Short Story English 12S History and technique of Three credit hours Fifteen class meeting short story Air Jensen Friday 4 30 Committee Room City Library Fee $730 Mr Worsley Fee $13 00 MonSecond Year Business accounting Ft vs credit hour day 7 30 Lafayette School Room 33 Profeeaor Rasmussen lwpsmieTre Cancer Increases X UNIVERSITY DCTENSI0N COURSES SCHEDULE i up British 11 BUREAU LISTS salary according to Miss Biddy Montague the staff consultant who serisupplies typists “say they will " ously consider the policies of the the next election at and vote ment parties among his neighbors for the candidate whose policy is In Curious as It may seem to the simtheir Interests” while Arple minded Anglo-SaxoBritons believe that anyone gentina resents being classed as “LatMany who votes should pay taxes The in American” particularly by the London's financial district city States or Its citizens Its press welcome the Increased number of United and Its orators rivet the misconceptaxpayers tion by hastening to proclaim the “solidarity" of Argentina with any Caribbean country whose disorderly elements happen to have provoked a visit from our marines Cause of Traditional Feeling It Is not to be wondered at that near American opinion preoccupied with La JONESVILLE OP)— Fragments of bamboo cane matting other affairs takes them at theirIs word and concludes that if there found "under a demolished Indian so much "solidarity" among “Latin mound near here are accredited Americans" they must be more or with revealing for the first time the less PHILADELPHIA (UP)— Cancer of a kind construction used by the prehistoric Therein cases In Philadelphia have increased & chief cause of the lies mound builders of the south MAIDSTONE Kent Eng (UP)— but so have the facilities to cope Argentine feeling of antip- Officials of the This la the statement of Winslow traditional Southern Counties’ with the disease Add the toward United States M Walker associate anthropologist athy The radiological department for Women's Amateur Athletic associaex discontent our because the tariff of the bureau of American ethnol- eludes some of tion have decided not to allow girls treatment of cancer and allied distheir chief products Institution who eases established at the Philadelogy Smithsonian of some unfortunate under 18 to compete in visited the spot after learning that and the memory races phia general hospital In 1922 treatcommercial with experiences early the entire mound has been carted adventurers from The action of the association fol- ed 1200 cases In 1930 as compared and this country away as filling material by road you have a considerable body of op- lowed an amendment which lowered with 1123 In 1929 and a total of 4350 builders the age from 18 to 16 Certain cases In the eight years it has been The matting probably formed part position Is frequently said that the Brit- members of the Women’s A A A functioning It of the floor or walls of a mound ish In their effort to retain first At the present time the departwho the successful motion place statedproposed builder temple or chiefs house Hr In It was a case of prevention ment owns two grams of radium commerce finance and Argentine Walker explains valued at $140000 and more than cure only kept this antipathy being better than It was customary among some have not $100000 worth of equipment but by their propaganda have mound builders when a chief died alive to make it worse Such things to burn hla house and then heap a tried too to warrant any mound over It Walker points out are likeIntangible a definite ludgment And thing besides there are sufficient reasons for the Argentine to like the British better than ourselves without drag CLEVELAND (UP)— Undergradglng in the bogv of propaganda uates at Adelbert college of Western KINGSTON R I (UP)— An eco In the first place the British deal Reserve university are now on "pro- nomte revolution Is In progress at more with Argentina than with the bation” during the first two years Rhode Island State college where other countries of South America of their collegiate career under a for nearly 40 years professors have HOUSTON (UP)— Captain John They therefore Implicitly accept the new been obliged to serve as their own policy adopted this year Smith’s ancient rule that “he who Argentine's rating of himself as Freshmen and sophomores are milkmen will not work shall not eat” will be something other and different from considered provisional students who Hereafter milk from the Invoked against transients here this his fellow continentals The British must attain a certain standard If herd of 40 cows will be bottledcollege and winter F M Law chairman of the have little or nothing to do with the they are to continue their studies for delivered to faculty members at 12 committee mayor’s unemployment Caribbean tacitly accepting the Mon a degree If their endeavors fall cents a quart announced Captain Smith promul- roe doctrine In that area to their they w 111 be asked to leave In times rule this hard during gated great advantage farther south The the early days of Virginia British are old hands In the Argen“Each transient will be given work tine trade and their affairs are man on some city project” Law said aged by men of years and experience "He will receive no pay but If he who avoid the errors Into which our works eight hours a day will be given less experienced representative are three meals and a place to sleep likely to fall Lastly HOUSTON Texas (UP)— Sam L and infinitely SANTA CRUZ (UP)— If a lion Is Townsend has lived an adventurous Those who won’t work will have to most Important Oreat Britain hapleave town unless sick or disabled" pens to be In great need of the very king of the land there is no reason life In his 86 years Born In Texas things Argentine has to sell—beef and way a sea lion should not be king of he Joined the cavalry at 16 and served wheat Britain Is therefore Argen- the sea one of the species evidently through most of the civil war with tina s best customer and a best cus decided here recently The huge General Forrest Bark at home he animal appropriated a swimmers' couldnt get “reconstructed" drove tomer Is always liked The outstanding evidence for the float off Seabrlght Beach for a sun some cattle over the famous old Life Chisholm trail to Kansas City claim of British propaganda against bath and refused to budge the United States Is the spread of the guard admitted their unwillingness brought home the money and left for Pa tropical Mexico HARRISBURO (UP)— In slogan' “Buy From Those Who Buy to challenge his right creased high school registration In From Us“ This has had some'suc Pennsylvania was attributed to mi- cess though not much And already gration of pupils from smaller to some Argentines are beginning to ak larger districts by Dr James N Rule why they should buy from Great Brit aln a number of articles which Great ate superintendent of public Britain herself and many of the Dostruction Rule said 57000 boys and girls In minions buy from the United States the state seek high school Instruc- If good Britishers find It to their tion In school district other than advantage to buy American goods the ones In which they live They why should good Argentines be exconstituted 18 per cent of a total pected to buy in a less advantageous high school registration of 327120 In market? the state Control Aids British Trade The migratory enrollment In A much more tangible element In creased from 12 per cent In 1921 to British sales to Argentina has been 18 per cent for the present school the British Investment In and control term he said of 67 5 per font of the country's rail wavs For this or some other reason 65 8 per cent of Argentina's rail purchases and 87 1 per cent of her locomotive purchases during the last five years were made In Britain The Americans are learning this Britain's game however As NANKING UP) — Presentation of Investment of nearly against $1800000000 In 10000 Chinese plum trees to the Argentina the United States has built United States In connection with up In the last decade a total of next years bicentenary of George 000 of Investments In that country Washington has been suggested by This Is practically equally divided bethe Chinese legation at Washing- tween ownership in Argentine Induston tries and holdings of government seTha plum blossom was recently curities We have already far outdls adopted as China's national flower tsneed the French with $350000 000 because Its five petals symbolize the and the Belgians with $100 000 000 Manchus five groups — Chinese Whether our investment ever overMongolians Mohammedans and Ti- takes the British or not our exports — of is betans which the republic to Argentina are already in excess of those from Great Britain British excomposed The flower also represents the ports remained at about the same devised constitution by figure $125 000 000 during the five Sun Yat-Sejedrs preceding the present depres sion American exports Increased during those five years from $112000-00to $163 000 000 Curiously enough however this ex panslon was not at the expense of British trade It was due to the oien ROME VP —“Commercial courts of discipline" to supervise com merclal relations have been advocated here by Vice President Cor-toof the National Fascist federation of merchants a semiofficial body COLUMBIA Mo "Disloyal competition" violations of the Walter Williams of price or wage scales default of prize fur the best woik on history contract and other breaches "j 'of Journalism approved by the Press business faith would be acts which would bring the offender before the Congress of the World makes two such awards to be given yearly In court the name of the president of the Convictions would result In the of Missouri revocation of licenses to do busi University The Pres Congress prize was apness at the recent regional conferproved ence In Mexico Cltv GFKW4N FXYLNG SAFE Walter Williams prim Is Anothrr BERLIN 0P — German aviation Is presented yearly to Missouri s outs a In minimum approaching I’ll 1) standing author by the Missouri In 1926 per mile flown in which pilots or passenger were Writers guild Who this hi fifteenth annual Extension Course In fon- give year Injured averaged one (or each 2'ri Fxplmtatinn of niduia! gus rc- - temporary Social nnd Political I’roMrnis his rlas meeting in the same fiiaj mile Thl 5 ear the rate in mies in Rumania haa hi n made place the same evening and the Mine house all the time The ( lly only one for each 1 050000 nillrn la riuto miini'polv Library I riday at 7 p m (Adv ) th A 1931 ree $13 00 Advanced theory and practloal accounting Year roblema Five credit houre Tuesday 7 30 Lafayette Behoof 14 Fee $13 00 Professor Johnston Third Root C P A Coarse Five credit hours Tuesday 7 30 Room 14 Professor Johnston Fee $13 00 Coaching Lafayette School GEOLOGY Historical Geology Oeology 1 Discussion of the fundamental principles of historical geology and their application in the Itudy of the geological history o I North America with special emphasis on the geological history of Utah Five credit hour 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Room 20 Wednesday Dr Schneider Fee $10 00 AX’ Art Education for Elementary Teacher Education 30 Children' Interest and sbllitlea development of appreciation and Three credit hours Tuesday 730 Lafayette School kills Room 1 Mlse Hardman Fee $10 00 and Homo Building and Furnishing Two oourse Mis Florence Ware to begin Wednesday October 14 'Fee each course $1000 Interior Decorating Interior Borne Design Be HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Current Problem 1098 lows Home Bcooomloa Three credit hour Biology ( or 100 Tueeday Lafayette BchooJ Room IX Mr Newby Fee $10 00 Heredity BOTANY A study of th general atruo-tu-r General Botany Botany 1A Wednesand physiology of plants Five credit hour Dr Cottom day 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Room 23 Pee $10 00 Natural Science ) PudUoal Science City Library Dr Fel- Room Be History of American Indian and Pioneer Life of America Western History World Politics Political Science 13 Five credit houra Monday 7 JO Lafayette School Room 14 Dr Thomas Fee $10 00 American History History 11 American history since 1865 Five credit hour Wednesday 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Room 22 Dr A U Neff Fee $10 00 BIOLOGY 7 30 (Political and Social Friday 7 00 Committee Fee $10 00 HOME ECONOMICS Interior Moure Design Home Economic 20 The furnishing and decorating of a home of moderate mesne aiming for convenience comfort simplicity and beauty Wednesday 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Room 23 Mrs Fryer Fee Bee Natural Science $10 00 BUSINESS LIB EtARY SCIENCE First Second Third Teer and Accounting 0 F A Be Business Organisation and Management Business 131 Practical course in application of fundamentals of good organisaBales personnel finance smd prond management tion of duction executive technique buelnese research source information changing conditions etc will b stressed Four 7 30 Smith Memorial Building credit hours Wednesday Room 17 Professor Kelly Fee $10 00 Library Science A course for School Librarians Wednesday 4:30 Committee Room City Library Mlsr Kiser Fee $10 00 METALLURGY Ore Dressing Modem Methods of ore dressing Designed tor mill and machinery men Credit to be arranged Monday and Thurxday 7 30 fifteen week University Mines Building Economice 140 Four oredlt Recent Fconomlc Development Dr MaTuesday 7 30 Lafayette School Room 23 00 Fee $10 honey Room 103 hour Banking See Special Courses Fiv credit hour MonFee $13 00 Mr Kiepe Five credit hours Mr Craft credit hours Thursday Mr Fox T Fire credit hour Money xnd Banking Mr Fox Smith Memorial Building Five credit hour Mr Stoddard Ftve credit hours Commercial Memorial Building Mr Ritter Smith 30 $13 00 German Arranged to meet particular need Monday Lafayette School Room 2X Dr Runaler Fee $10 00 Thursday 7 lntrtd 1 43 Thursday I JO Elementary Spaniih Spanish 1 and 3 Fundamental of tha acquirement of a passive vocabulary of at Five credit hour for each course Monday least 300 word and Thursday 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Room 14 Mlaa Hogan Fee $10 00 for each courts 4S Intermediate Spanish Spanish 3 Drill in grammar conversation and composition Outalda reading Five oredlt hours 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Wednesdsy Room 24 Mr Smith Thursday Dr Maw 730 For person In tha life art ht- European Travel tory and custom of European countries Of epecUl interest for those who may om day go to Europe Richly Ulnstrated Five credit hours Wednesday 7 30 Committee Room City Library Dr Runzler Fee $10 00 Me- Smith 3 Thursday rice credit hour 3 43 Smith Thursday Thurxday Five credit hour Negotiable Instrument! Mr Shields Smith Memorial Building Second year Public Speaking Smith Memorial Building 7 JO Thureday Five credit hour Mr Craft Analysing FlnxncUl Statement 3 43 Smith Memorial Building Bank Management Memorial Building Fee Elementary French French I and 2 Essentials of grammar conversation pronunciation diction Monday and Thursday 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Room H Five credit houra for each course Professor Kerr Fee $10 00 for each oourse Intermediate French French 2 4 or 3 French reading and conversation Monday and Thursday 7 30 Smith Memorial Building Room 13 Fiv credit houra Professor Balllf Fee $10 00 for each court Business Courses Anvplrei A I B Th course that follow are for the American Institute of Banking Open to person not A I B members onry by special arrangement Consult ExtenFee for each course $13 00 sion Division Fiv Economics morial Building Kidd MODERN LANGUAGE Real Eitata Practice (Business 130 ) day 7 30 Lafayette School Room 3S Bank Organlxation Memorial Building Professor Fee $10 00 Logo MUSIO CHEMISTRY Chemlitry I Instruction for it InInorganic Chemistry Five credit hour Wednesday formative and cultural value Fee $10 00 Mr Lewis 7 00 University Chemistry laboratory 30 Fee $3 00 $2 Fes Breakage Deposit Laboratory Continuation of Chemistry 1 Chemistry 1 Five credit hours Professor Wednesday 7 00 University Chemistry Laboratory Fee $10 00 Laboratory Fee $3 00 Breakage Deposit Thoms Fee $2 30 Quantitative Analyxis Chemistry T Methods theories and calculations of quantitative chemical analysis both graviFive credit hours metric and volumetric Wednesday 7 00 Pea Professor Thomas University Chemistry Laboratory Fee $4 00 Breakag Deposit Fee $3 30 $10 00 Laboratory ECONOMICS Economic 1 and 2 Underlying General Economics Six credit hour of Economic Monday 7 30 School Room 11 Dean Beal Fee $10 00 Money and Banking Be principle Lafayette Buslnee Economic ( Four credit hours Professor Wslksr Thursday 7 30 Lafayette 00 Fee $10 Amtrlran Economic Lifer Survey course School Room 31 Ste Busins Business Organisation and Management See Business Recent Economic Development Real Estate Practice See Business Music 111 and 112 Blx oredlt hour Elementary Harmony Freber Thursday T 30 Lafayette School Room 10 Fee Mr $10 00 Public Ichool Mntic Mualo 53 Music method for all grades Special emphasis on project work for teachers Five credit hour Tuesday $ 18 Lafayette School Room 10 Mr CornFee wall $10 00 NATURAL SCIENCE Natural Icience Methodology and technique for presenting oourse of study In Natural flctenoe Professors Chamberlin Oottara Woodbury Mar sell Week of October IX Announcement later PH SI0AL EDUCATION Interpretive Dancing Physloal Education 37 A course aiming to tlmulte ereatlv thought and activity In dancing On oredlt hour Thursday 7 30 Unlvsrilty Gymnasium Mies Clanoy Fee $10 00 PSYCHOLOGY Educational Psychology Lafayette School Room Five credit hour Thursday Dr Barlow Fee $10 00 TJ0 24 PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION FubWe Health Art for TflArhar Education JO S Art EdurAtlonal Psychology Bn Ptyrboloty Bee Library Science Library Science Thurxday I 00 I D 8 HotpItoL Dr Dalnee SOCIOLOGY Oral English Bee Sypoch A consideration ot Principle of Education Education 106 problems Incident to methods curricula and organization 7 30 Five credit hour Bmlih Memorial BuildWednesday 10 00 Dr Wablqulat Fee ing Room 16 Character Education Methodology and Technique for th School Dean Milton Bennlon Dr Ertrkm Dr Beley Dr Nyiwander M1m Bowman Bgin week October 13 Prfnrtplef and PrartJe in Teaching Education 113 Applies- tion to language and grammar five credit houra 'Iuenday 4 30 Lafayett School Room 28 Dr War! ton ree $10 00 School Utah 4 30 Work and the Juvenile Court Special reference to 8oclal Technology 161 Blx credit hour Thursday Beginning October 22 Dr Beeley 00 Btste Capitol Fee $10 General Roclnlogy Sociology 1 Btudv of th rise and development of civilisation Five credit hours Thursday 7 JO Lafayette School Room 22 Dr Oven Beal Fee $10 00 SPEECH The Romance of Pronunciation Speech 135 The pronunciation of prenent-dsBasle for Intelligent lv determinEnglish ing correct pronunciation of words both In Isolation and lu connseted speech Three credit houra Mnnrtsv 7 V Lafayette School Room 13 Professor 8mlth Fee $10 00 Fundamental Prlnriplrx of Speech Composition Designed for student who have had little or no public speaking experience Including those who are troubled with fear and stags fright Five credit hours Thursday 7 30 lafnyetta Bcliool Room 14 Dr Maw y ENGLISH Modern Novel Fnglleh 11 Four or five credit hour Thur dsy 7 30 Lafayette School Room 23 Ir Neff Fee $10 00 Journalism English 117 practice in writing th new story tbs editorial magazine feature article Four or five credit hours Mondiw 7 70 Lafayette School Room 12 Mr Crabtree Fee $10 00 Short itory Writing Prsctloe In writing the Fnglleh 121 7 30 short story Four or five credit hours Wednesday Smith Memorial Building Room 18 Dr Zuckar Fee $10 00 Art Appreciation lEngllsh ) Four or fiv credit hour Tue 1130 Lefsyerts School Room 11 Dr Cltpp Fee $10 00 Browning (Advanced) No credit Room City Library Mr Jensen Building Your Fngllsh Vocabulary day 7 To Committee Room City ree $10 Thursday fee $10 00 2 43 Committee tore Speech 34 or 134 derson $10 00 Practical study of technique and outlines for th teaching of Orsl Five credit hours Monday 7 30 hits' etta School English Room 24 Mis HenFee Speech Training for t hlldren Credit to be arranged Tuesday 7 30 Lafayette School Room 24 Mr Wcbstet Fee $10 00 WESTERN HISTORY 00 literature Fnglleh 21 A aurvey of tngllah Liters Four riedlt houis Thureday 4 30 Committee Room Mrs Jeneon yee $1000 Clly Library Pngllsh Tee $13 00 Oral English History of American Indian and Pioneer life of Amerlta Five credit houra Thursday 7 30 Laf)tt School Room Professor Toung Fee $10 00 EXTENSION DIVISION UNIVERSITY OF UTAH |