-.
.Li.
1
ah
m
.ti
name
iu
iv
C3V
.
Cities
combed
QU
vi
uv-jw.
.v
"j
it
Cities
Bombarded
.
Today
$
Weatfiier
Tomorrow's
Tides
(g
AJH.J
rrincc
Rupert--Overcast,
show-I
m
High
1:11
a.m.
19.0
It.
'northeast
wind,
8
miles
per
19:30
p.m.
175
ft.
barometer.
29,06
(falling);
Low
0:31
a.m.
5.8
It.
13:10
pjn.
8.4
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
24,
1937.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
INS
HOLD
WORLD
HAS
p
ADVANCE
MORE
GRAIN
tadnay
in
China
Owlnf
to
Kain
m.
Hn'e
on
linprn
ttiim
iiinniix
L1W1
O
UUMUlVi
vv..
..
1
J--.
inan
un
iiuur
tnuav
mm
.d
lVV""n
An
Vitinrlrnrl
!
111
1
on
C
been
killed.
The
war
planes
-
!
J
n
HiilllilA
Ifn
A
ft
H
Cft
.
.-1
utAJ
uLtin
men
arc
vv.
I
Much
rroduct'
-----
.
.
..Mttis
arc
nuw
i&aiiiuw.,..!.
-
i
,
huoc
cmillAr
irc
------
Jatjanesc
are
reported
to
ire.
mea
kuui
van..'t
Khontnni?
Province
vinvo
pvtpnsivp
fnmmer.
and
industrial
interests
wmui
suffer
heavily
from
the
car-
.
-cfriie
tlnn
hv
mllltnrv
ifOjapancsu
pinned,
piutu
...Mit
am
ft
H
rnnnpH
a
crnrp
-St
worKcr
Tne
box
car
was
'he
Coquihalla
River.
The
bridge
i
csv,
oi
me
train
crew
was
3KfiMA-
I
M
Broadcast
Lrrn-iii..
v
ai.
-"vmai
I'.xcnangc
uvcr
n"
o
Take
Place
On
Thursday
BERL1N.
Nov
24:
There
will
be
mlni.n.u
.
.
,
I.
".uiduonai
exenange
oroau-
mursaay
octween
ucrmany
1
Pan,
It
Is
announced;
The
"nclpal
speakers
will
be
the
Oer-
,sn
minister
nf
nrnnnirnnda
and
iMiicse
minister
of
communi-
vi
io,
'
Nov-
a:-I,rcmlcr
W
'
ij
Mackenzie
Klntr
vrstrrHnv
all-
"vv-tuiucr
ii
u
wit
uv
,r
the
federal
bv-plpptlnn
In
Lat-
'
r?
Quebec,
to
fill
the
scat
!ud
by
the
death
of
the
late
a.
vervllle,
Liberal.,
Year
Greater
Than
'n
"
'vcr
was
Smaller
I
NEW
(vvu
wvu
.
v.
24:
The
Un-
vv.
v,otal
produc-
(tlon
of
wht
orld
for
the
j
vcar
at
3.80h
.A
V
X
hels.
The
.(Mm
Fa
Hit
on
tvninn
anu
-
-
vji
.
v
'
L
world
wheat
si
five
mil-
Kill
Many
People
J
I
HUH
DV
U
(S
.,
JtUl
to
a
.ne
carryover
JAPANESE
DOPE
RING
Charges
Made
Following
Uaiil3
Conducted
in
American
Cities
At
End
of
Week
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
24:
Raids
conducted
simultaneously
In
New
York,
Chicago,
San
Francisco
and
other
American
cities
were
de
clared
by
federal
authorities
to
have
uncovered
a
million
dollai
narcotic
ring
In
which
Japanese
are
involved.
loarces
confirmed
reports
ofNor(hcVn
Comrnunicalions
Inter-naited
Russian
manufactur-
.
u
.
,
.
Radio
Beam
A
;
l
nmnn
Airnon
11.
1
cs
naving
arnvea
ai
ulc
Fort
Smith
Nwx
M&m
ttwren
arc
now
unoer
t
to
be
used
In
connection
with
new
TransCanada
air
service.
r0
DEAD
IN
WRECK
'"""'
tlllll
Vjfll
nrnii;h
iiridcc
on
Kettle
Valley
Hallway
Mnc
ii.iUCJUN,
NOV.
ii".
(Ll'l
-iwo
wis
were
Kiuea
yestcraay
wncn
engine
and
a
box
car
on
a
west-
Canadlan
Pacific
Railway
I
went
throuizh
a
hrldtre
In
the
.
i
nn
ii
ii
nil
.ahi
m
r
ii
it
Signal
Corps
FORT
SMITH,
Northwest
Terrl
torics,
Nov.
24:
(CPi
The
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
station
at
Fort
Smith,
Northwest
Territor
ies,
has
been
completely
destroyed
by
fire,
all
the
equipment
of
the
station
being
lost.
As
soon
as
winter'
flylngcondllforir
permit',
new
equipment
will
be
flown
in.
Today
i
Weather
(OovenmiMH
"YletsravM
i
Triple
Island
Overcast,
raining,
an
southeast
wind,
1G
miles
per
hour;
moderate
chop..
Langara
Island
Overcast,
raln-ic.
caslerlv
wind.
25
miles
per
.iur;
barometer.
23,a
(falling':
temperature,
42;
sea
moderately
ough.
Vancouver-
Cloudy,
easterly
wind
;our
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
ao.no.
Terrace
-Cloudy,
northeast
winu,
temperature
31.
Alyansh-
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Alice
Arm-
Cloudyt
calm,
35.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
31.
.
Hazclton
Cloudy,
calm,
28.
Smithes-OvcrcasCcalm,
24
Durns
Lake
-Foggy,
calm,
19
Chief
Justice
IsAoDointed
ii
Ewcn
McPhcrson
K
G.
is
named
for
Province
of
Manitoba
ottawa.
Nov.
24:--Prcmicr
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
last
night
an
nounced
the
appointment
of
uon.
Ewcn
A.
McPhcrson
K.C.
as
chief
Justice
of
the
province
of
Manitooa
nnrt
nf
Klnc's
Dcnch.
succeeding
WW"
V
w
.
.
.
Chief
Justice
D.
A.
Macdonald
wno
died
last
month.
Mr;
McPiierson
is
a
former
provincial
tcrasurer
ana
member
of
the
House
oi
uommoua.
TAKING
OVER
COAL
MINES
II.iMnii
Hill
Is
Second
Heading
in
ivriin.ii
House
of
Common
LONDON,
Nov.
24:
(CT)
TJu
bill
to
nationalize
coai
was
passed
on
second
reading
by
a
large
majority
Under
the
bill
all
coa'
yesterday.
.
..
-
i.
rate
mines
or
tne
cuuuwjr
wvu.
into
the
control
of
the
government
within
four
years.
By
'a
sys
the
owners
would
tern
of
royalties
be
compensated.
Tightening
Up
On
Stock
Trading
details
r:vr
conference.
at?
ni
at
lrenarrom
ur
flui
....
.
T
.
..
ret
organization
of
"The
Hooded
Ones"
in
connection
with
the
plot.
A
huge
quantity
of
arms,
ammunition
and
general
fighting
equipment
had
been
found
secreted
In
tne
Dasemems
oi
rans
ouuuiub.
(
Dormoy
did
not
directly
associate
this
plot
with
the
manifesto
of
the
Due
de
Guise,
exiled
pretender
to
the
throne
of
France,
who
declared
yesterday,
that
he
had
decided
U
l
"rprnnnupr
the
throne
of
my
fath-!
ers"
in
order
to
deliver
France
from
communism
on
one
hand
and
fas
cism
on
the
other.
Surete
Natlonale
officials
mass
arrests
as
the
government
announces
that
It
has
broken
the
conspiracy
to
turn
France
Into
a
dictatorship
under
a
King.
The
uprising
is
said
to
have
been
planned
to
be
similar
to
that
in
Spain.
S.O.S.
Message
SentOutBut
Countermanded
THREE-WAY
MARKET
TO
narraU.
Nv.
24:
-The
British
steamer
KnolUngton
Couft,
rcport-tiot
hart
struck
eome
ob-
rnK
wimv
"
-
ttuctlon
at
sea,
sent
out
an
"S.05."
message
last
night
but
later
countermanded
It.
stating
that
she
was
n
no
dancer.
The
KnolUngton
lourt
Is
at
a
position
south
of
the
tahamas.
CONFERENCE
ii
i
lU-norled,
Would
Itrin's
Germany
and
France
Toscllicr
tnwtv-iN.
Nov.
24:
(CPJ
Then
were1
reports
here
last
night
that
as
an
outcome
oi
me
convon
u,n
in
Germany
last
week
be
wppii
Viscount
Haliiax,
urt
r,
r.f
.hp
Council,
anc
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
and
othe-
inriprs
flreal
unian
VllfUitlll
l..v...".
....
.,iri
pndpnvour
to
open
tn-iaier
hptween
herscll
ill
IV,unc.v..."
rjprmnnv
and
Francc.
Thn
nrltlsh
uovemmcnt
was
re-
have
sent
a
report
tt
Ithe
French
government
on
the
Lr,forniipp
between
Hitler
and
i
Halifax:
andHhat
France
had
been
Invited
to
take
part
in
an
cany
REORGANIZE
Chairman;
of
Securities
tomnnr
slmi
Issue
Orders
to
new
York
Slock
Excliancc
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
24:
(CP-William
U
Douglas,
chairman
of
tVitips
Commlslon,
Is-
L.nfi
nn
order
yesterday
requiring
n.
Mn;
vnrk
stock
market
to
re-
Given
Us
'..i,
nr
ho
reorcanlzed
along
drastic
lines.
More
acicquaii:
wuu-ing
regulations
must
be
put
Into
effect,
asserted
Douglas.
said
Card
of
Thanks
Mrs
H.
E.
Webster
wishes
to
thank
nil
those
who
scut
flowers
or
expressed
sympathy
at
the
time
0f
her
recent
bereavement,
also
those
who
loaned
cars
for
the
funeral.
Dominions
I
French
Minister
ol
Interior
Tells
More
About
Activities
of
i
.
..
,,,.3.
"Hooded
Ones"
-J?'
,
!
ine
unavr
octictoij
ivi
u
t
Dominions
to
a
ine
uouse
oi
PARIS,
Nov.
24:
(CP,-MlnWer
Common,
ycrterdai
more
of
the
interior
Marx
Dormoy
told
J'
.......j
.
.
i-.j
u
'
ncoDle
were
now
returning
to
yesieraay
oi
a
pioi
wnicu
iuiu
uwhi
r,
.
,
.
,u
.
iinrnvprpri
t.n
ovprthrow
the
cov-
T
",v
TODAY'S
STOCKS
I
Courtesy
3.
D
Jobi,tou
Co
I
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.002.
Big
Missouri.
.35.
'
Bralornc,
7,75.
Aztco,
.08
Vi.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.C0.
Dcntonla,
.03.
;
Golconda,
.00
'z.
Min
to,
.0334.
j"
Fairvlew
Amalg.,
.04'2.
Noble
Five,
.03
'2.
v
Pend
Oreille,
1.55.
-.
'
Pioneer,
3.10.
Porter
Idaho,
.03
"A.?
Premier,
2.04.
1
Reeves
McDonald,
.30.
Reno,
.04.
Relief
Arlington,
.17;
Reward,
.05.
Salmon
Gold,
.00.
J
Hedley
Amalg.,
.05S.
Premier
Border,
.01'A.
Sllbak
Premier,
2.05i
;,Congress,-.02Vi
-.
Silver
Crest,
.04V'2.-
Home
Oold,
.01
"A.
Grandvlew,
.08.
Indian.
.01'?.
Quatslno
Copper,
.03.
Quesnelle
Quartz,
.05.V2.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.25.
Calmont,
.32.
C.
At
E..
1.B2.
Freehold,
.054.
Hargal,
.17
V?..
McDougal
Segur,
.152.
Mercury,
.13.
Okalta,
.85.
Pacalta,
.03.
j
Home
Oil,
.97.
Bcattlc,
1.2G.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
2.35.-
Gods
Iakc,
.40.
Little
Long
Lac,
4.00.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Pickle
Crow,
.51.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.17,
Sii
Antonio.
1.36.
Sherrltt
Gordon.
1.20.
Smelters
Gold.
.Ol'i.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.05.
Oklend.
.13.
Moshcr,
.09.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
29.
Stadacona.
.41.
Frontier
Red
Lake.
.05.
Francocur,
4.
Moncta
Porcupine,
1.77.
Bouscadillac,
.09.
Thomnson
Cadillac,
.30.
Bankfleld.
.57.
East
Malartlc.
,87.
Preston
East
Dome,
.00.
Hutchison
lake,
.07.
Dawson
White,
.03.
Aldcrmac.
.42.
Kerr
Addison.
1.50.
Uchl
Oilrt.
.80.'
Martin
Hlrcl,
.30.
Int.
Nickel,
38.50.
Noranda,
45.75.
Smelters,
49.00.
Athona,
.13.
MARKETING
Lesislation
Introduced
An
Tirinfff
Ani,
w
Ur
ttiilVlLUUS.i
Ai.
L
.
T-
kl.
Member
For
Skeena
Urges
More
Equitable
Distribution.
Would
Retire
Aged
Civil
Servants
VICTORIA.
Nov.
24:
E.
T.
Ken-,
j
prnmrnt
nf
FmnrP
and
restore
the
Dominions
than
were
leaving
'
.
.fc
th
jnd
marketing
of
"
w'
"
w
"
'
I
iL.
-
ttn
TlU
Vi
1v
...
.
monarchy.
Dormoy
named
the
sec-T
Ior
wmmwu-.
hemlock
as
a
nww
or
reiievm
ithe
,
Ulr:
UCUJCtll
deoletion
of
fir.
He
said
ht
.
-
matter
for
the
Dominions
con-
thnnaht.
t.hP
mors
eouttable
distrl
e'erned,
the
Under
Secretary
v,tion
hpt"'n
hrmlock
and
fir
...
sqlps
nf
the
lumber
"'".iti
extension
tMBBuiu
1
His
Extradition
!
!
I
Is
Being
Sought
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Former
President
Gcrardo
Machado
of
Cuba
has
agreed
to
appear
In
court
next
Monday
when
extradition
proceedings
against
him
will
be
heard.
His
return
to
Cuba
Is
sought
on
charges
of
murder
and
embezzlement.
REBUKED
BY
POPE
Father
Couehlan
Has
No
Reply
To
Stakcto
Pontiff's
Reproof
T-,i-Ttnrr
Nov.
24:
Father
Charles
E.
Coughlln,
Detroit's
for-j
rebuke
of
him
made
by
Pope
Plus.
The
Pontiff
announced
he
had
approved
the
action
of
the
Archbishop
of
Detroit
In
questioning
Father
Coughlln.
I
Snubbed
by
K.CVc
HARTFORD.
Conn.,
Nov.
24:
Father
Charles
E.
.Coughlln's
National
Union
of
Social
Justice
or-I
ganlzatlon
was
refused
the
use
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus
Hall
here
for
a
meeting
which
had
to
be
held
elsewhere.
Vancouttr
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.228
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
u
v
icioria
i
o
iyiskc
Stricter
Regulations
ney.
.liberal
member
tor
Skeena,
,
-
...
snwestpd
in
the
idisiature
last
Motor
Vehicle
Act
Also
ueing
Amenaea
unaer
incw
Statutes
Brought
Into
House
By
Attorney
Uenerai
wismer
VICTORIA,
November
24
:
(CP)
Legislation
to
pro
viae
stncir
reiruiaiioiiH
iur
ui
unci
s
anu
inuuuK
wiiiiaiiv
crsnt
wh'ch
hnrt
been
used
almost
tr,n;a
ti.c
;fvn.of1
in
tno
Tmalafnrp
vpstprrlnv
hv
PTluslvely
for
fir.
,
u.
i
mi."
o
i..
.....
.,
Hnn.
,nrr
nn
w
smpr.
Annrnev
iienerai.
General.
me
new
iikw
oetui-
nir.
rienney
v
said
sam
there
mere
were
were
177
u,
civil
servants
th
aw
of
snnprannuM.ed,
,ed.
making
making
way
way
younger
men.
Hon.
Gordon
Wismer,
Attorney
;lhe
becur-a
in
the
orovince
over
ity
Act
was
one
of
the
major
pieces
of
legislation
outlined
sixty
who
should
to
hy
the
government
in
public
announcements
before
be-
fo'
.lng
lng
presented
presented
to
to
the
the
House.
House.
The
The
The
Skeena
member
said
he
was
pir
nVPtTim
rlKannnlntpd
at
thp
non-lntrodnc-
tlnn
of
the
Health
Insurance
Actr
f
i
.J
Hit
honed
new
lesislation
satis-1
Ul
UntailO
factory
to
the
medical
men
and
jplKo
to
provide
for
trachoma
Mattnews
to
Succeed
I
Treatment
wouiu
oe
imrouuccu
'
soon.
Trachoma
some
districts.
was
serious
in
Too
Much
Rain
On
Prairies
Is
Latest
Trouble
Dr.
II.
A.
Bruce
It
Is
Announced
TORONTO.
Nov.
24:
(CPI
Ad-
pointrrient
is
announced
of
Albert
Mathews,
prominent
Ontario
financier,
as
the
new
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Ontario.
He
assumes
office
oniNovember
30
succeeding
Dr.
H.
A.
Bruce
who
has
completed
his
term
of
office.
Mr.
Matthews
ts
a
Weather
horecast
iFurnlhd
through
the
courtesy
U
'!,
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau
at
'Jctorla
and
Prli.ce
Rupert.
Thla
foie-Mt
U:
compiled
fro.n
obversatlons
taken
at
8
ajn.
today
and
covers
the
36
lour
period
ending
5,
pjn.
tomorrow).
General
Synopsis
Pressure
continues
low
off
the
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands.
Cloudy,
mild
weath-
Der
cent
although
200,000
are
still
i
British
-
hi
...
Columbia
,.l..Mt.U
out
of
work
there.
The
government
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
is
preparing
to
make
extensive
ex
penditures
to
take
care
of
them.
The
rearmament
program
contm
ues
to
provide
employment
for
a
large
number.
Prpsh
southerly
winds,
clouav
find
i.i.v.
mild
.....m
with
"
.
occasional
rain.
On
-
Janscn,
Liberal
leader,
to
make
a
new
attempt
to
form
a
government.
Already
Jansen
has
failed
once
In
the
attempt,
being
unable
to
obtain
Labor
co-operation.
No
party
has
a
majority
In
Parliament
aSid
Belgium
has
been
without
a
minis
try
since
the
resignation
of
Premier
Paul
von
Zeeland
a
month
ago.
Price
Of
Copper
Drops
On
Tuesday
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
24:
The
price
of
domestic
copper
dropped
from
12c
to
11c
on
the
New
York
metal
market
yesterday.
other
involves
amendments
to
the
Motor
Vehicle
Act,
It
being
also
Introduced
yesterday
by
Mr.
Wismer
and
receiving
first
reading.
The
bill
to
establish
a
new
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
was
given
second
reading.
Also
second
reading
was
given
to
a
bill
requiring
auto
camps
in
ter
ritories
outside
of
organized
municipalities
to
keep
registration
books
for
guests.
The
government
accepted
a
bill
drafted
by
the
C.C.F.
amending
the
Hours
of
Work
Act
by
defining
split
shifts
and
requiring
these
to
keep
within
twelve
hours.
brother,
of
Hon.
R.
C.
Matthews,!
former.federal
minister
of
national!
1
17
w.
Vim
on
revenue
in
the
administration
of
UaUlcI
L
lUlUllQU
nrif
nr.,?
!
irm
ouHnir
.
Former
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett.
Hel
to
recent
rains,
only
halt
of
th
feed
will
not;
occupy
the
palatial
govern-1
KeCOVCrmg
.
i
a
a
i
.
l.
iv
rnonr
nmicp
x7nirn
win
iif
r.nirrii.i
Alberta
andSaskatchewan
b
avail
able
and
there
will
have
to
be
strict
rationing,
Hon.
James
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture,
announces.
INDUSTRIES
ARE
ACTIVE
Things
Humming
In
Old
Land-
Number
of
Workless
is
Away
Down
LONDON,
Nov,
24:
(CP)
A
further
marked
Increase
in
all
Industrial
and
business
activity
of
the
United
Kingdom
is
announced
In
Eovernment
reports.
Unemployment
In
the
areas
of
England
and
Wales
where
they
have
been
so
many
workless
has
been
reduced
by
25.6
Mr.Maithews
is.
head
ot-thbrokerr
age
firm
which
hears
his
name.
Duncan
Marshall,
who
had
been
recommended
for
the
Lieutenant
Governorship
by
Premier
Mitchell
HeDburn
but
who
was
not
accept
able
to
Premier
King,
Is
expected
to
be
appointed
to
the
Senat.
Dr.
Bruce
announced
his
resig
nation
Monday.
From
Injuries
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
24!
Daniel
Prnhman.
famous
86-year-old
the
atrical
producer,
is
recovering
from
injuries
sustained
when
he
suppea
in
a
subway.
DETAILS
OF
PLAN
Premier
Aberhart
Wants
More
In-formation
on
Unemployment
Insurance
Scheme
OTTAWA,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
W..L.
Mackenzie
King
yes-
er
with
showers
prevails
on
the
terday
announced
that
details
6l
.
.
i
1
tViA
tmtorlnf
nf
.
.
a
,
V
In.
coasv.
anu
a,iu
uih
w.c
...i.v.v.
jjjj
proposeu
uiicinjjiuyuicnn
I
i
.
.
-.
i
..
-.
R.i.UV.
V.
n
la
lotte
Islands
Fresh
easterly
wind,
cloudy
and
cooler
with
rain
Thurs
surance
pian,
w
enccu
wuku
i
asklnz
the
co-operation
of
the
pro
vinces
in
securing
necessary
am
endment
to
the
British
North
Am-
day
and
still
unsettled.
ejlca
Acf
wm
not
be
given
to
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
isiancj
publlc
unm
legislation
Is
brought
nto
Parliament.
In
in
his
nis
repiy
reply
to
w
xiciiiic
Premier
King,
lu.ie,
Thursday
wind
becomes
strong
premler
wluiam
Aberhart
of
Al-
rnnthnract
1'.
...
.
.
.
.
1
kuiii
euuwinto.,
Kprtji
stAten
vesteraay
vnai
jic
-
Belgian
Liberal
Leader
Asked
To
Form
Government
mcr
"radio
priest'
tnrougn
n.s
24;.K1
Lco.
secretary,
announced
that
he
will
pau,
Em
have
no
repiy
to
maR
-
quired
more
specific
information
before
expressing
himself.
Unless
unemployment
Insurance
were
fln-nnped
hv
debt
free
creation
of
na-
i
tlonal
credit,
he
would
hesitate
to
'
support
the
plan,
said
Aberhart.
House
Of
Lords
Rejects
Measure
Thumbs
Down
on
Bill
Which
Would
Have
Confiscated
Cars
In
Drunken
Manslaughter
Cases
LONDON,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
The
House
of
Lords
yesterday
rejected
a
bill
which
would
have
provided
t
'or
the
confiscation
ot
automo-
Ihtlpa
nf
nil
nersons
convicted
Of
I
manslaughter
hi
deaths
arising
out
of
driving
while
intoxicated.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
DORPS
wtnnipeo.
No.
24
The
Wlnnl-
wheat
rrice
dronned
sharply
yesterday
with
November
closing
at
$1.13.