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DELIVERY
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AND
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Key
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Great
Northwest"
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No.
194
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
18,
1951
Price
FIVE
CENTS
v
V
jarbage
oblem
Ca
Fw
id(pptes
to
mi)
I
Uouth
Survey
i
or
jerUkrn
Lend
Service
Drill
Team
At
Edmonton
Friendly
Informality
At
Parley
in
Kaesong
thorough
survey
of
city
collection
is
to
be
made
.'"e
cay
council's
board
of
'
in
conjunction
with
the
',c
collectors
headed
by
E.
iii-sana
Sanitarian
Edward
.
I
EDMONTON
P
r
e
cl
s
1
0
n
fe'
Tin
nJturiwi
the
problem
from
pnnce
Rupert,
together
'
MUNSAN
(CP)
The
Allies
and
the
Reds
got
with
their
big
party
of
support-
down
to
brass
tacks
today
as
a
four-man
armistice
tod'avucomnete
at
the
s.mremp
I
committee
met
on
the
buffer
zone
ine
in
an
at
session
of
the
ordr
on
August
!
mosnhere
of
friendlv
informality
for
the
second
".,
'ri
JTT?
t
-
J"
!
Leadership
Deadlock
23
and
24
in
Richmond,
Virginia.
"
,
.
They
won
first
and
second
ona'g""
'
Tho
tallfit
uffirp
RtrWlv
off
thp
!
NEW
YORK
(CP)
The
hapless
j
Cleveland
Indians,
who
seemed1
on
the
verge
of
emerging
in
prizes
in
the
last
two
years
In
such
competition.
If
thev
win
record
and
no
official
report!
was
made
dui
a
naesong
ais
patch
said
the
four
generals
end
parbaste
overflow
due
live-day
collection
week,
'H
r.
GUvey
told
city
coun-
ectiHB
la--t
night
the
gar-
-never
been
coileclurs
had
,,jched"
with
the
suggestion
;l,ey
work
week-ends.
Clayey
retcrred
to
a
'
Nes
report
of
a
health
mfcuns
wliich
quoted
him
:ym
that
the
collectors
not
work
more
than
a
jy
week,
bccau.se
of
union
tiuni.
O.M-y
-said
he
would
not
int-uier
the
report
In
the
i
jiews
as
accurate
or
ln-m.
But
he
said
he
had
i
out
since
the
health
meet-.
f
iihkh
lie
was
chairman,
two
American,
on
North
Korean
and
one
Chinese
were
seen
again
it
will
be
the
first
time
that
any
group
has
won
the
honors
in
three
consecutive
years.
The
team
Is
to
perform
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
at
Toronto
on
the
return
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
huddled
over
a
map.
Once
more
the
sound
of
Deadlock
in
Oil
Dispute
TEHRAN
(T
Iran's
unofficial
rejection
of
Bntifh
proposals
for
settlement
of
the
oil
dispute
trf-day
brought
the
reply:
"Take
it
or
leave
it"
from
the
chief
British
envoy,
Richard
Stokes.
Mr.
Stokes
said
he
had
no
alternative
proposals
but
was
prepared
to
negotiate
details
with-
laughter
coming
from
the
con
ference
room
spurred
hopes
of
front
of
the
tight
American
League
pennant
race,
have
dropped
into
a
tie
with
the
New
York
Yankees.
The
Indians
were
scalped
in
both
ends
of
a
doubleheader
last
night
by
the
pesky
Chicago
White
Sox,
7
to
1
ana
to
3.
The
world
champion
New
York
Yankees
downed
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
3
to
2
to
move
into
a
first-piace
deadlock.
The
Sox
belted
Bob
Feller
for
10
hits
in
their
opening
game
progress.
Hurricane
In
Jamaica
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
he
ro.
lection
crew
had
not
i
approached
with
sugges-
'.
I
extra
work.
I
KOREAN
ORPHANS
These
are
most
of
80
Korean
children
living
in
an
improvised
orphanage
in
Seoui.
Ranging
In
age
from
2
to
15,
they
aie
under
the
care
of
18-year-old
Chung
Kyong-Nyang,
second
from
right.
Kyong-Nyang
Is
gen?ra!
administrator,
chief
nurse,
quartermaster,
dietician,
dormitory
supervisor
and
recreation
director
for
the
establishment.
The
son
of
a
farm.n,
he
never
attended
school,
but
taught
himself
to
read
and
write.
United
Nations
authorities
were
Impressed
and
made
him
respon
ible
for
the
orphanage.
His
sister,
Chung
Nok-Hyon,
15,
lives
at
the
orphanage.
They
do
not
know
where
their
parents
and
five
younger
brothers
and
sisters
are.
MCP
PHOTO)
in
the
framework
of
the
sition
he
had
offered
the
Iran-
ians.
j
A
Tehran
broadcast
said
that
Stokes
nrnnnsals
wprp
of
no
use
Don
ritch
-said
the
col-
;
,
crew
had
no?
been
ap-
,
in!
because
of
extra
ex-
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
"A"
I
and
then
piled
up
a
pair
of
;
three-run
Innings
to
defeat
(Cleveland
8
to
3
In
the
night,
-'cap.
-
,
involved
in
paying
over-
Airdrieonlans
2,
Third
Lanark
1
to
Iran
Gale
in
West
Indies
Declared
"Dangerous"
Kingston
Cut
Off
MIAMI,
Florida
0
Navy
Meantime
Boston
Red
Sox
blasted
across
three
runs
with
two
out
in
the
twelfth
to
defeat
Washington
Senators
7
to
4
and
Prince
George
Here
Tomorrow
planes
took
off
today
to
pick
up
;
the
trail
of
a
hurricane
that,!
To
Hold
Butter
At
70c
Pound
Celtic
2,
Morton
0
Hibernian
4.
Stirling
Albion
2
Partick
Thistle
0,
Motherwell
0
itiei
Dundee
5,
Raith
Rovers
0
St.
Mirren
5,
Hearts
5
(tie)
East
Fife
3,
Aberdeen
0
Queen
of
South
0,
Rangers
3
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
move
within
four
games
of
the
apparently,
struck
overnight
at
twin
leaders.
1
the
Island
of
Jamaica
in
the
j
Detroit
Tigers
weathered
a
j
w-st
Indies.
j
ninth-inning
uprising
to
edge
,
Communication
wltn
Kingston,
City
Council
Would
Safeguard
Fisheries
In
Japanese
Treaty
A
A
strnnrr
strong
"
rpmipst
request
to
to
the
the
government
rrovernment
of
of
Cai
!
Duncan
Black,
medical
;
;
olhccr,
said
Prince
Ru-
l.-nt
a
very
clean
city"'
ig
from
the
garbage
over-al
reaiauianw
during
a
day
non-collection
period.
,aid
dLsea.se
could
be
spread
"S
and
garbage
exposed
to
ir
in
warm
weather
and
tiie
health
unit's
request
his
Situation
be
strongly
i-riil
was
no
lly-by-nlght
Evans
said
only
very
few
raiils
provided
suitable
r
garbage
cans
and
that
;
rainy
days
the
cans
have
wa'.er
in
them.
VANCOUVER-It
was
"in
again,
out
again"
Friday
for
Canadian
National
Steamships'
palatial
cruise
liner
Prince
George.
The
vessel
arrived
at
10
a.m.
out
St.
Louis
Browns
5
to
4.
j
the
capital
of
Jamaica,
a
city
of
.
.
!
120.000,
was
lost
last
night
when
isa
...T,,,..
1
k.al
LfcAGl
tne
ajrport
and
radio
tower
were
In
thp
National
Taffiip
t.h
;
evacuated.
'
'
'
"
f.k..v.
1-
1
circuit-leadin
Brooklyn
Dode-
All
efforts
tince
to
learn
how
OTTAWA
(P
Trade
and
government
officials
estimate
that
housewives
will
pay
roughly
70c
a
pound
for
butter
next
winter
as
a
result
of
government
action
to
stabilize
the
market.
The
officials
are
optimistic
that
planned
government
steps
will
prevent
a
recurrence
of
events
of
last
winter
when
a
porary
butter
shortage
boosted
I
retail
prices'
to
as
high
as
80c
to
Division
1
1
Arsenal
2,
Huddersfield
Town
2
(tie)
:
Blackpool
1,
Chelsea
2
Bo'ton
Wanderers
5,
Aston
Villa
2
Charlton
Athletic
1.
Burnely
0
Derby
County
3,
Sunderland
4
Manchester
City
0,
Wolver
Canada
n,
.n0,Jers
split
a
night
doubleheader
the
city
and
outlying
areas
;
c.
r
;lt.h
Rttjin
Rrv
takinir
t.h
.
vithKtnnd
thv
120-mile-an-hour
!
regarding
fisheries
.
safeguards
-
....
in
the
Japanese
peael'ln,c!paru
.
.
fair
sailing
...
n
?
,
,
V.
.,
1
all
along
the
way
through
scenic
n
x
treaty
will
be
made
by
Prince
Ruperts
city
council.
i
British
Columbia
and
Alaskan
opener
3
to
1
and
dropping
the
punch
of
the
storm
were
fruit-!
after-piece
4
to
3.
,
less.
j
The
second
place
New
York
"This
is
a
dangerous
hurri-1
Giants
ran
up
their
string
of
cane,"
the
weather
bureau
said.
aid
on
Monday
mornings
T,
f
,,,,
...,:,
c)L,tompnt
f
nnlifv
:is
nassivl
in
u
:
waters
on
the
10-day
trip
hampton
0
(tie)
lis
were
to
full
they
are
"c
""",
i"
j
j
-1
lw,,lve
nours
laU.ri
at
10
pm.
.0
handle,
and
garbage
is
motion
at
citv
council
meetinp;
last
nicht:
reloaded
with
another
capacity
M.ddlesborough
2,
Tottenham
90c
a
pound.
Hotspur
1
1
spiiad."
tu
cyC..
4i8iu
111
'
yv-wira,
KINGSTON
DAMAGED
hammering
out
an
8
to
5
tn-
t
the
mr.ph
over
the
PhOadelphw
,..,,.-
rak(lrJ
K-inestnn
rii.rine
1.
That
the
government
ot;
-
'
Newcastle
unnea
o,
crone
ny
c
.
.......
v
,
-
-
West
Bromwich
Albion
3,
Canada
do
all
In
Its
power
to
graph
of
the
statement.
Phjilles'
i
the
night,
sank
several
ships
Swim
Money
"If
we
refuse
to
sijn
the
Manchester
United
3
(tiel
I
said
he
would
welcome
a
ul
the
garbage
collection
4'bhed
a
member
of
the
uncll
could
be
present
on
!ar
garbaee
collection
trip.
list
of
260
passengers
and
their
baggage
from
all
parts
of
North
Ame
lea,
the
big
ship
left
the
CN
dock
for
Skagway
once
more,
w'th
only
one
more
trip
to
go
to
complete
another
record
season.
Among
prominent
passengers
cn
Prince
George
last
night
were
Rex
MacKenzie,
well
known
Chicago
attorney,
and
Mrs.
Fulham
3,
Preston
North
End
2
Liverpool
0.
Portsmouth
2
Is
Snubbed
treaty,
we
refuse
to
end
a
state
of
war
because
we
can't
agree
on
this
matter.
That
Is
the
same
a
making
a
declaration
of
war,"
Mr.
Apple
haile
said,
and
he
didn't
wish
"to
have
this
city
endorse
such
a
policy."
have
written
Into
the
proposed
Japanese
Peace
Treaty
or
in
a
!
separate
treaty
at
the
same
time
j
full
protection
for
the
British
j
Columbia
fishing
Industry.
I
2.
That
In
the
interests
of
crtn-.'servatlon
and
the
protection
of
our
fisheries,
the
Treaty
specifi-,
rallv
declare
that
no
Japanese
Migniy
Jsian
Musiai
cracxea
and
caused
a
"great
deal
of
dam-open
an
one-all
deadlock
with
agc-
in
the
city.
He
said
the
his
28th
homer
of
the
season,
airport
was
extensively
damaged
enabling
St.
Louis
Cardinals
to
ancj
airport
facilities
practically
spill
Cincinnati
Reds
2
to
1.
(
demolished.
Mel
Queen
hurled
three-hit
The
pilot
circled
the
city
but
bill
as
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
did
not
land
owing
to
the
con-trounced
Chicago
Cubs
S
to
3.
dition
of1
the
airport.
V'l
.
.
.,.'
tj-i
y.
'"It
.,
1
X,
i
?
?i
,
v
k
U.'
V
if:
i
-
p..
I
V.i'
t
v..
V'
anucks
Get
Deny
Frlswold,
of
New
York,
edl
tor
and
publisher
of
Public
Re
And
Mr.
Applewhaltc
felt
the
Europeans
Look
Towards
Canada
FOI.KSTONE.
England
Three
Egyptian
swimmers
have
turned
down
prizes
totalling
1500
for
swimming
the
English
Channel
because
they
claim
the
newspaper,
Daily
Express,
which
donated
the
swim
money,
slan-
northeast
Pacific
coast"
'
fl.-hmg
fleet
shall
be
permitted
.
tPrm
kt...
...Ui,.l,
V-
I
,-.
1
formation
should
be
moderated
to
read
'"4
In
our
conserved
waters.
hw.aiiEn
Via
M'ni
i-'itia
ttu
nuu
xiuvu,
i-u-
"conserved
waters'
UNION'S
PRESENTATION
T.
A.
Parkin,
secretary
of
LONDON
Q
Prospective
Euro-idered
King
Farouk
of
Egypt.
thought
no
one
had
the
right
to
keep
any
country
out
of
the
clay,
enjoys
a
healthy
weekly
circulation
in
many
countries.
(The
Prince
George
is
due
in'
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
pean
immigrants
by
the
thous-
The
swimmers"
manager
said
Haul
Itrhind
my
l
ines
in
K
irca
1
2
to
30
Lives
tr-rinre
ttuprn
i.hi.
u...ru
'
1
watlrs
of
the
high
seas.
ermen
ana
nineu
mmru
But
the
member
said
he
was
union,
anure.wu
tin-
iuuhui
and
'"wholly
sympathetic"
with
a
f
'H
THE
CANADIAN
BRI-
ands
arj
looking
eagerly
towards
;
King
Farouk
had
promised
to
Canada
as
a
new
home
of
free-
I
take
good
care
of
them,
however,
dom
and
opportunity,
George
M.
!
rewarding
them
with
a
king's
Morrison,
representing
Canada's
purse
of
about
$28,000.
Department
of
Labor,
reported
I
sav
that
B.C.
fisheries
Loggers
to
Work
Overtime
Hut
Operators
Not
Happy
About
Time
Limit-To
Catch
Up
on
Timber
VANCOUVER
(CP)
British
Columbia
loggers,
represented
by
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America,
with
membership
of
30,000,
have
agreed
to
work
overtime
when
the
forest
closure
ends
but
there
are
some
reservations
to
the
plan.
recommendation
to
the
I
!
fong
Prim
e
Rupert
In
particular-face
anese
fleets
are
allowed
to
fish
1
"""
,
7
.
..
the
waters
of
northeast
Pacific
Bard
the
work
of
con.orvat
on
1N
KOREA
A
tile
t.'anaflian
Twcnty-Bricadc
has
brought
back
le
mlnrmation
about
defences
after
a
three-aid
behind
Chinese
lines
of
Imjin
River.
the!
...v.iu
..v,
v,n
eiilv:.(-
oy
operators.
Warns
of
Thumbing
the!
Z,
h
hv
all
those
Canadian
government
and
and
Cana-
"
...-j
.
ll
.ln.nn
Jotllt
efforts
Of
US
HlH-iram
III
I""!
"
'".,,..
!,v,.,,.
Ih.
Union
woodworkers
will
only
raid
enst
the
Communists
j
fl-'hi'ig
In
Canada.
today
after
a
month's
tour
of
the
United
Kingdom
and
continental
countries.
The
Canadian
official
said
he
had
already
dealt
with
more
than
2000
applicants.
They
were
primarily
seeking
employment
In
the
engineering
trades
but
many
more
without
any
special
qualifications
indicated
desire
to
migrate
to
Canada
to
accept
any
type
of
work
available.
fishing
industry
of
the"
west
"uniru
10
Kiuea,
saia
"
rnrre
is
no
aaieguum
"uwicoa.st
work
overtime
where
such
action
is
justified
and
the
time
limit
VANCOUVER-Jurige
Macken
u
ru
aiiie.
uciiiik
on-
rtnnod.'U
in
ine
iiraiy
wumi
Charlottetown
Has
Big
Fire
CHARLOTTETOWN
(!"
Spectacular
fire
broke
out
in
the
heart
of
Charlottetown
today.
Within
two
hours
it
had
destroyed
half
a
dozen
buildings
and
was
threatening
to
explode
an
undetermined
number
of
gasoline
tanks.
The
flames
leaped
75
feet
Into
the
air.
zie
Matheson
has
given
warning
j
for
overtime
work
will
be
Octo
omniander.
He
said
the
'n
disunities
were
negll-Thry
thrust
4'',
miles
Into
territory.
Weather
that
parents
who
knowingly
al-
ber
31.
low
their
young
daughters
to
The
International
Woodwork-"thumb"
rides
on
the
streets
may
ers
of
America
also
reported
be
subject
to
a
charge
of
con-
that
all
overtime
must
be
com-tributing
to
juvenile
delinquency,
pietely
voluntary
by
the
work-Girls,
he
says,
should
be
taught
ers.
would
prevent.
Japanese
from
Intercepting
the
salmon
runs
on
which
our
industry
depends.
'Their
modern
and
highly
technical'
methods
of
fishing
floating
canneries
and
traps-could
practically
wipe
out
all
our
attempts
to
rehabilitate
salmon
runs.
Operators
have
advised
the
union
executive
that
the
October
31
deadline
is
not
long.
"The
industry
considers
the
time
limit
placed
totally
inadequate,"
said
John
Billings,
president
of
Forest
Industrial
Relations.
"We
originally
requested
overtime
be
worked
until
the
end
of
the
year
in
order
to
protect
employment
in
sawmills
as
much
as
possible."
Synopsis
disturbance
west
of
A
weak
to
realize
what
a
terrible
risk
1
The
ooerators
sought
an
over-
"yeign
Exchange
fytrol
Evasions
uk-
v
and
"
they
are
taking.
He
cited
instan-
time
agreement
in
order
to
stock
brineiiiu
overcast
skies
"Either
we
have
to
share
with
some
rain
to
the
northern
coast
ik.
i,.
..t.,
iha
fruits
nf
nnr
this
'
mnrninir.
However,
an
ex-
ces
of
sex
crimes
resulting
from
piie
logs
and
avoid
a
major
"pick-ups."
Murders
were
men-
siump
in
the
Industry
this
win-tioned.
Among
the
cases
cited
ter.
was
that
of
Blanche
Fisher
who
COUVER
(CP)
Two
broth-
ponsojrvatlnn
work,,
and
greatly
tensive
ridge
of
high
pressure
Is
Killing
Heat
Wave
Baseball
Scores
American
Chicago
7-8,
Cleveland
1-3
New
York
3.
Philadelphia
2
Boston
7,
Washington
4
Detroit
5,
St.
Louis
4
National
Brooklyn
3-3,
Boston
1-4
New
York
8.
Philadelphia
5
St.
Louis
2,
Cincinnati
1
Pittsburg
8,
Chicago
3
Western
International
$3,
m
rL,Mh
U,(
"7W"!
l"B
""""try.
or
we
have
to
keep
tt
DuchaLe
who
was
hang-
rod.
reonlatlnne
.
...
.
ari
tn
ronoh
further
KHut.h
exchange
."ns.
-
casi
racuic
wawis.
pvwcu
.-,1
....
!
...
...u.j
tn
than
northern
Vancouver
Is-
mi,
rUIKIIl
n.iivru
vipunwi
.
innnnrl.
o
statement,
of
DOlicV
land.
Count
Off
...hih
ineinrieH
the
followlnu!
Southern
Interior
sections
of
t
brothers,
owners
of
the
("
Timber
Co.,
pleaded
t0
three
charges
in
y
Court.
I
DALLAS,
Texas
The
heat
i
wave,
which
may
go
down
as
the
j
worst
in
state
history,
has
killed
i
at
least
nineteen
persons
In
six
!
days.
Crops
and
pasturage
sus-j
tained
untold
damage.
will
remain
clear!
naraRranh-
i
the
province
To
Brazil
ueball
Sunday
"That
In
the
event
of
a
failure
and
very
warm
over
the
wcck-to
reach
a
mutual
agreement
on
.
end.
In
the
central
Interior
this
Important
question
(
fisher-
clouds
from
the
disturbance
off
les
safeguards
i.
Canada
shall
re-
the
coast
are
expected
to
spread
!
to
this
region
this
afternoon
fuse
to
sign
the
Treaty."
and
will
persist
in
this
area
for
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
MP
fnr
Skeena,
who
had
been
asked
to
a
Iew
aays-
J
C
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
Victoria
1,
Vancouver
11
Wcnatchee
8-13,
Tacoma
20-9
Tri-City
1.
Spokane
13
Salem
7,
Yakima
0
Pacific
Coast
'
San
Diego
0,
Portland
10
s
San
Francisco
1,
Los
Angeles
5
Hollywood
11,
Oakland
4
Sacramento
6,
Seattle
.3
2:3(1
nm
MONTREAL
(CP)
Count
Jacques
de
Bernoville,
under
sentence
of
death
as
a
wartime
collaborator
in
his
native
France
ended
five
years
of
Illegal
resi-
PRINCE
RVPERT
vs
AIYANSIl
7
o'clock
kick-off
'Semi-Final
Playoff)
MMKK(AIiS
vs.
the
meeting,
for
his
opinion
on
Forecast
,j.,.dence
in
Canada
yesterday
when
r,
i
t
i
North
Coast
Region
-Cloudy
i
hBnrlori
tnr
Kv
r
r
i
t
iii
i
i
.I,
ii
a
in
.iii
Tliiiiri
-1
'iiliiiiiiiii
-i--
'
'
"N
&
ANDKRSON
the
mutter,
said
he
agreed
the
situation
was
serious.
He
could
"go
along
with"
the
last
para-
occasional
showers
In
i
and
cool,
-
Rprnnvi,.
..
nnW
a
section
today
A
lew
northern
onewav
tlcket
and
It
is
under-;
showers
over
entire
region
Sun-;
stood
day.
Light
winds
Iws
tonight
of
indi
permanent'
RED
CROSS
i.
CO
AO
I6"7
'
Since
1948
he
has
been
fight
3lood
Donor
Clinic
ing
against
a
Canadian
government
ruling
that
he
be
deported
to
France.
DANCING
To
the
strains
of
the
CALGARY
RANCH
BOYS
Direct
from'
the
Barn
Dance
Featuring
Al
Erskine
from
the
Bl'RNS
CHICK
WAGON
Radio
Program.
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing,
featuring
Western
and
Comedy
Songs.
CIVIC
CENTRE
TONIGHT
9
p.m.
193c
-
TIDES
-
flonday
7
tn
o
m
m
Sunday,
August
19.
1951
DENVER.
Caught
In
a
howl
f""day
and
Wednesday
1
:
30
to
4:30
and
6:30
to
9:30
p.m.
Be
Sure
to
Keep
That
Appointment
If
yu
haven't
one,
come
In
anyway
(Pacific
btanaara
time
i
ing
snowstorm,
more
than
a
HiKh
2:31
22.0
feet
i
hundred
automobile
tourists
are
15:05
21
4
feet
j
awaiting
a
change
of
weather
L0W
;
8:50
1.5
feet
I
on
the
crest
of
Mount.
Evans,
i
21:10
3.5
feet
i
14,20
feet
above
sea"
level.
PRINCESS
ELIZABETH
DESIGN
This
dinnerware
pattern
was
designed
in
honor
of
Princess
Elizabeth's
visit
to
Canada.
The
dark
green
border
Is
edged
In
gold,
against
an
off-white
background.
Green
tones
of
the
border
are
used
in
the
floral
pattern.
V
.
.