“…Also by condition (i), 5 has a zero element. So by applying Theorem 1.12 of [10], we see that it suffices to show that for any right congruence p on 5 and for any right ideal K of S such that kp C K for all k G K, each S-homomorphism \p: Kp^ -» S extends to an S-homomorphism of S/p into S. Let p, K, 4> be as above. Put J = i>(Kp^).…”