hamberlain
Throws
Defence
Question
Into
House
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
A.M.)
High
1:29
a.m.
20.3
ft.
13:31
pjn.
21.0
ft.
calm;
bar-omelet,
Prince
RuperU
-Clear,
Low
7:36
a.m.
5.9
ft.
2934
falling
)
;
temperature
19:21
p.m.
3.6
ft.
jj;
sea
smoul'
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LACHUTE,
Quebec,
March
1
:
USCOl'UK,
-..r7f"frrii
March
i
1.
(CI
(TIM
-
Georges
Heon
.
.
retained
Argen-
.
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H)'nS
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mnn
fnp
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4.!
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nrritnrniui
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niiiii.
i
-
-i
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swf
uiirn
t.aiiaiiA
iuuji
The
easiDuunu
The
seat
had
become,
vacant
by
the
death
of
the
veteran
Conservative,
Sir
George
Per-
ley.
Heon
was
opposed
both
by
Liberal
and
Labor
candidates.
Early
In
the
counting
of
bal-
lots,
victory
was
conceded
to
i
-
the
Conservative.
,
PROTEST
OF
HOUSEWIVES
Toronto
Women
llefuse
To
Pay
More
Than
30c
For
Butter-Is
Now
37c
to
41c
h
miilf
In
spven
hours
.
,t.
.
.
At
I
-1
U
'
,
-joronio
nouscwives,
iau
snuug,
ui.-
n...lkAIII.
?
otll
.
...
id?
t:.J
Rcslna
will
be
Inter-
piacards
in
protest
against
the
.ii
.
.....
IH
WtVi
i4tfAiHni1
...
....
.
...
.
...
nigil
price
oi
uuiLtji
.
ni.ivci.iiie
w.il
be
the
Junction
of
sn0DS
ls
suggested.
Tlie
women
ufc
known
as
the
moun-
hav
Diedced
themselves
not
to
1fV
nnnnH
fr.i
fori?
iU
be
on
a
dally
basis
al-
butter
The
retail
price
yesterday
:scue
to
wcatner
conauions
irffnr.iinlnr
nf
nlrwnv
fnrllltleS.
vcx..;:nt
wun
ine
operavions.
?ffpt
nrapttafil
tpnlnlnir
In
nrnvld-
Two
In
Field
For
Ontario
By-Election
pnrnoi.rjv.
March
1:
(CP)
-
.
..m
i
a
Un.t
Him
nnnrll
incrc
win
uc
in.
iw
,
V
kR
V
klNn
daK
ln
the
ficld
for
the
provln
Y
Ll
1
r
111
Li
clal
by-election
on
March
22
to
HI.
i
the
scat
In
the
Legislature
caused
J-
...
..
..
.
j.-ii.
I
.1,.
nla
Mlllrill
nice
KuptrtH
Weather
uecoru
oy
mc
acawi
ui
n
For
February,
With
Much
Sun-
D.
McVicar.
Liberal.
The
Conserva-
shine
and
Warmth
and
Little
tlvc
party
has
Just
aecmca
io
tun-Rain,
Enviable
One
,tcst
tlitf
scat.
Liberal
Progressive-
will
nominate
Friday
night.
With
seventv-spvpii
hours
of
leht
XtinchlnA
nnl,,
10
lnxVinc
nf
irftMl
i
T
Y1T
"
."
mi
in
l
mm
m
ni
uaimy
icmucraiure
wintii
IX
I
I
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l
fx
1
il
l
-"w
ail
oniciai
men
mars
uii
DtH..
.
.
.
....
..u.tc
nuperi
can
ciaim
iuv-.
we
coapanson
with
any
place
1
"
agreeable
weather
for
the
n
of
February.
Tills
winter,
w
nearly
over,
has
been
one
of
Five-Year
Old
Son
of
Murray
Lev
5t
most
pleasant
the
city
has
Inc.
Gotham
Attorney,
Snatched
11
In
years.
j
By
Abductors
Notes
Left
sunshine
of
77.1
hours
this
i
NEW
YORK
tuary
conmarps
with
S4
hours
...
...
vri-
i
l
'
NEW
KUUlitLLCi,
nc
7
ame
momn
a
year
ago
'
,.
,cp,
An
,nVeStlgator
K
rX!ll
.J
"
n:
inlo
the
kidnapping
of
twelve
year.
iches
in
viz.
.,",u
"".old
Peter
Lcvlnc
dlsclosea
m
....
vuiuaijf
ioi
w
i
tar
ar
r
this
mis
.
"ol
notes
had
oeen
ieu
uy
u.
year
there
has
been
apParently,
written
on
gegate
of
il0.4
hours
?hdtaeWriter
of
U
"wine
?
in
.
,a,S.C.0mParcd
"K.n
wlth..119-!iL
sort
freauently
frequently
sold
sola
as
as
toys
iojs
n
for
;ur5
the
first
two
months
of
v
tiie
i
n'nnir.nTinn
i
n
i
i-
i
.
.
-
..:
uaic
nas
amounted
to
10.4
"ia
in
......
.
.
-
vumiJiiusoij
wan
Il.U.
Vka"lu
weamer
summary
v
.v
,
'nls
Febninrv
nc
a
m
monilnir
hv
,wt
at
Dlgby
island,
was
as
HlrrU-..
.
barnmnt
barometer
DP
reading
-nn
n
of
"Chest
h
011
Fcbruy
is.
el
,Sa,,romcter
i
oarometcr
rcadl8
reading
at
at
sen
Mav,:
1
on
February
5.
C
lemP"aturc.
60
'CST
tmicraturc.
20
temperature,
30.8.
JS.PWtatton,
1.8.
On
on
--.me.
77,1
hours,
J
Funeral
Notice
1
hk.nerfl
of
Mrs-
Sa-ah
Woods
noon
.V,pace
nesday
after-
Bros-
Cnaper'C'l0Ck
frm
1Iaynor
Ki0r!if
ftncoliih
r,
been
'i-ceivea
rcceived
that
uiai
the
the
children.
Peter,
who
has
been
missing
lor
five
days,
is
the
son
of
a
New
York
attorney.
IWAGE
CUT
1
BULLETINS
CUSTOMS
REVENUE
Customs
and
excise
revenues
at
the
port
of
Prince
Hupert
for
February
this
year
amounted
to
$11,739.50
as
compared
with
$",-8C5.G9
in
the
same
month
last
year,
bringing
the
total
for
this
year
to
date
up
to
$22,767.24
as
compared
with
$15,775.21
In
the
first
two
months
of
1937.
TRAIL
WINS
TRAIL
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
defeated
Kimbcrlcy
Dynamiters
6
to
nothing
here
last
night
in
the
first
of
a,
best
three
out
of
five
game
series
for
the
Kootenay
hockey
championship.
The
winners
will
meet
Vancouver
Canadians
in
the
Ilritish
Columbia
playdown
of
the
Allan
Cup
series.
WARM
IN
VICTORIA
VICTORIA
Victoria
had
its
warmest
February
day
in
twelve
years
yesterday
when
57
above
was
recorded.
Vancouver
had
60
above
at
the
week-end.
(Neither
Vancouver
or
Victoria
came
any
where
near
as
warm
as
Prince
Rupert
which
recorded
C6
above
on
Sunday.)
$30,000
FOR
PUBLICITY
VICTORIA
The
Vancouver
Island
Tourist
Bureau
will
spend
$50,000
on
billboard,
newspaper
and
magazine
tourist
advertising.
of
British
Columbia
.Municipal!
tics
and
the
provincial
government.
Cuts
In
aid
to
unemployment
relief
arc
being
protested
by
the
municipalities.
NAVAL
EXPERTS
MEET
LONDON
Naval
experts
of
Great
Britain,
France
and
United
States
are
about
to
meet
to
consider
the
refusal
of
Japan
to
answer
whether
she
is
violating
the
London
Naval
Treaty,
of
which
Japan
was
not
a
signatory,
by
constructing
warships
in
excess
of
35,000
tonnage.
Nanaimo
City
Buys
Property
Taxpayers
Authorize
Deal
of
TaU-inir
Over
Waterfront
Property
From
Private
Interests
NANAIMO,
March
1:
(CP)-Thfi
ratepayers
of
Nanaimo
have
ap
nroved
proved
a
a
bylaw
bylaw
sponsoreu
sponsoicu
uy
uy
ma,-
'r
future
air
transport
operations.
ANNOUNCED;
Weather
Forecast
General
Motors
Slasnes
a...
By
Ten
Percent
as
iiumium
Shrinks
.
DETROIT,
Mar'ch
I:
CP)-Ow-Inrr
to
decreased
business,
as
ex
S,cd
W
A,.rcd
P.
Sloan.
P'
dent
of
the
company,
tors
Corporation
.announces
a
en
ln
percent
salary
cut.
The,
e
ean
than
jiu.uuu
.
.
more
thousand
per
m.n.nr
put.
Forty
1
V
sons
are
affected.
Vancouver
Wheat
'"Cf,?,?"1
Bad
wl
arrive'.
VANCOUVER
77
March
..
1.
tCp)
CP)
'or
lhc
trading
at
$
.37
-2
;
funeral
alonir
with
Wheat
was
'
nai.i.n
.
.
--Lot
tm
iv.
-"vitviiuon
of
Nlshgas.
Vancouver
General
Synopsis
A
depression
Is
centred
off
Vancouver
Island
and
fine
mild
weather
has
been
gener
WINNIPEG
1
...U
v
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
:
'
jiCHINESE
A
17
I
recent
reverses
in
the
Tcruel
sector,
the
Spanish
government
is
straightening
out
its
lines
in
preparation
for
another
general
offensive.
r
TO
MEET
GOVERNMENT
virrrnniA
A
meeting
has
Air
rorce
Sabotage
1
Revealed
I
1-
'
4
'
LONDON.
March
1:
(CP)
The.
Air
Ministry
officially
dls-
closed
last
night
that
two
Brl-
tlsh
bombing
planes,
had
been
tampered
with.
The
sabotage
was
revealed
while
Royal
Air
Force
and
civilian
planes
sought
a
new
long
distance
bomber
which
disappeared
on
a
training
flight.
'
WAR
TIME
MEASURES
Drastic
Rill
Is
Approved
by
Con
gressional
Military
Committee
At
Washington
WASHINGTON,
D.
C..
-March
1
(CP)
The
congressional
mllitat:
committee
has
approved
a
bill
pro
vidlng
for
wartime
emcrgene;
measures.
It
would
provide
a
sys
tern
of
taxation
to
eliminate
profiteering,
for
the
drafting
of
man
power
and
presidential
control
over
Industry
In
time
.qf
war.
Thf
bill
is
expected
to
meet
with
IHnn
In
thp
HOUSC
ol
NEW
GOVERNMENT
OFFENSIVE
Representatives.
HENDAYE,
France
Following
Confidence
Voted
But
Rightists
In
France
Restless
hprn
arranced
for
March
8
be-
,,u
,.
RETREAI
Resistance
to
Japanese
Along
Yellow
River
Crumbles
Another
Shanghai
Incident
SHANGHAI,
March
1:
(CD-British
sentries
guarding,
the
in
ternational
settlement
and
foreigners
nearby
were
endangered
as
British
officers
were
charged
by
a
Japanese
sentry
who
shot
dead
fleeing
Chinese.
It
is
indi
cated
a
strong
protest
to
the
Japanese
command
is
under
con
sideration.
Chinese
troops
have
begun
a
general
retreat
from1
positions
north
and
east
of
the
Yellow
River,
leaving
the
Japanese
Arm)
controller
the
situation
in
thelt
i
drive
towards
the
strategic
Lung
hai
Railway.
Linchang,
provisional
capital
of
Shansi
Province,
was
reporteC
captured
last
night
by
the
WOULD
HAVE
NAZISHALT
France
Desirous
of
Stopping
Their
Inroads
in
Austria
Atmosphere
Is
Still
Tense
LONDON,
March
1:
CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
Is
studying
a
French
proposal
to
stop
Nazi
inroads
In
Austria
but
says
that
he
cannot
see-
where
anything
can
be
done
since,
so
far
at
least,
no
treaties
have
been
broken.
I
Meantime
the
atmosphere
in
Austria
continues
tense
as
the
Nazii
army
at
Gratz
Is
reported
;
still
planning
capture
of
that
city
'and
a
march
on
Vienna.
There
(CP)
With
......
was
llttle
violence
.
yesterday.
.
.
.
The
...
.
.
.
1
hniri.
nmiLi'-
A.
tween
the
executive
of
the
Union
rn.vin,r
amon!:
nartlcs
two-day
truce
ends.tonigni
!of
the
right
at
the
policies
of
tli;
'
Naii
or
U
Chautemps
government,
a
generall
From
Gratz.
capital
city
of
Styr-strlke
still
threatens
France
in
la
Province
In
Austria
and
strong-
Ispite
of
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
hold
of
the
Nazis,
comes
word
that
th
.rnvprnmpnt
a
vote
cf
the
disbanded
Heimwehr
Fascist
.
b
..
..
........
..
1
nnlorf
trt
r.lllvP
OtMll.
confidence
on
its
toreign
poucy
mmj
u.iuw
.v...
while
the
Senate
accorded
a
vote
ization
w
meet
wnai
uiey
iw
of
confidence
on
fiscal
policy.
Today's
Weather
I
Government
",plirr.ph
I
Triple
Island
fart
cloudy,
calm;
.ca
smooth.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
easterly
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.45;
temperature,
45;
pendence.
Heimwehr
leaders
reached
this
decision
as
army
and
police
stood
by
for
instant
action
after
balking
plans
of
Nazi
Brownshirts
for
a
march
on
Vienna.
l
Austrian
Fatherland
Front
circles
meanwhile
said
that
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
had
sent
a
special
envoy
to
Chancellor
Kurt
von
Schusch-
nigg
with
the
assurance
that
Italy
SCDcTd
upholds
Austrian
Independence,
Tree
Point-Clear!
calm;
barometer.
29.38;
temperature,
30;
'
1
Dull
Harbor
Clear,
southeast
C.I.O.
Leader
wind,
wind,
five
live
miles
mucs
per
per
hour;
nour,
baromc-
oaiumv-
as
Nazi
menace
to
national
Inde
tcr.
29.24;
temperature.
47;
light
jn
VanCOUVCr
chop.
Alert
Bay
Clear,
southeast
wind;
five
miles
per,
hour;
barometer,
,iiarry
Pritchctt
Fails
to
29
30:
temDcrature.
39:
light
chop.
;
Extension
of
Deportation
Obtain
Order
Estevan
Clear,
northerly
wind;
From
uniica
Maics
,
barometer,
29.40.
I
v.iuu
vinwuiuni
..........
or
Victor
B,
Harrison
whereby
tl.f
18
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.48.
narry
Pritchctt,
president
of
the
1
.'
..'
1
1
,Mi.nkoci
O
I
lfnn.nniioi.
PIMP
Palm"
hnmiTl-
Tn)...,ntlnngl
Wiwl
UTIT
ICPrs'
AS-I
city
Is
aumorizeu
vj
huiv""ov
,
luniuui..
niece
of
waterfront
property.
Th?
eter,
29.48.
soclation.
affiliated
with
the
Com-
nroperty
will
be
used
by
the
clty
Prince
George
Clear,
northeast
mittec
on
Industrial
Organization
.-j
ii
u
ihrniaht.
mav
figure
In
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barom-
has
arrived
here
from
Seattle
fol-,
....V,
-----
-
,
eter.
29.68
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
Iwlnd,
temperature,
38.
L.i
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm.
3
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
.calm,
37.
Hazelton
Foggy,
calm,
28.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
29.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
20.
al
In
all
parts
of
British
Columbia.'
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
.
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
IJ.ilp,.
1
VlSlt
-
lottc
rthPMt
.winds,
mostly
fair
and
IllUer
1
n
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mild
with
showers
at
night.
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of
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I
ate
gale?,
nlostiy
rair
ana
muu
...hi,
wpro'ind.iv
and
Wednesday.
nr.nLlN.
March
1:
(CP)
It
ls
seml-offlcially
stated
that
Chan-n.
Arinlf
riltlpr
nf
Oermnnv
will
!..
hie
fallnro
In
nhlnln
pj.
1
lUWIll
11.
0
.M..U.V
VII
.
northeast
;
tension
on
a
deportation
order
from
the
United
States.
Prltchett
Is
a
'British
subject.
Police
Court
Fines
Are
Showing
Gain
i
Have
Aggregated
$373
so
Far
This
Year
In
Comparison
with
$115
wu
in
1937
City
police
court
fines
for
the
month
of
February
this
year
totall
ed
$230
as
compared
with
$110
In
VV.UV
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...
41.
1
.....
c.
...
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.
t
,
nf
Premlpr
Rpnlto'ine
same
muiuu
nisi,
icui.
ou
ui
itbuui
:
.
.
March
!
(CP)
.-
Mussolini
of
Italy
during
the
early
this
year
fines
have
aggregated
at
futures
were
down
part,
of
May.
Der;ehrer
In
win
?
m
com
wn
m
yesterday,
ky
closing
at
$U7.:
spend
eight
days
Italy
I
I
W
White
Paper
Telling
Of
Accomplishments
In
Rearming
Coming
United
States
Plans
$30,000,000
Naval
Experimental
Fund
Including
Item
for
New
Dirigible
to
Replace
Los
Angeles
LONDON,
March
1:
(CP)-Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
announced
today
that
he
will
throw
the
whole
question
of
Great
Britain's
towering
defense
structure
open
to
debate
next
Monday
in
the
House
of
Commons.
The
Premier
said
that
the
debate
will
follow.
publication
tomorrow
night
of
a
white
paper
which
is
ex-
pected
to
go
into
all
phases
of
-
-
(Great
Brjta;ns
accomplishments
at
INE
A
NT
,the
end
of
the
nrst
year
of
ti?e
HlllLll
1
jvast
rearmament
scheme
and
of
IS
SHOT
plans
ior
next
year.
Last
night
Parliament
upheld
the
chamberlain
government
by
a
vote
I
of
of
226
226
to
to
99
99
on
on
a
a
division
division
pertaining
penaining
I
...
.
IN
T
rl
P
A
I
Vt0
the
constitutionality
of
the
ap-111
X
lJLiilL
pointment
of
Lord
'Halifax
as
For
eign
Secretary.
Labor-
had
cnai-ear
Fatal
Accident
with
22-Rifle
ienged
the
propriety
of
the
Foreign
As
Boys
Were
Shooting
Crows
i
secretary
being
a
member
of
the
At
Ocean
Falls
House
of
Lords
and,
therefore,
un-
'
able
to
sit
In
Commons
to
defend
District
headquarters
of
the
pro-
J
nls
department.
vlnclal
police
here
have
been
ad-'
At
Washington
the
House
of
Rep-vlsed
from
Ocean
Falls
of
a
near
resentatlves
naval
committee
rec-serlous
accident
there
when
twen-
ommended
a
$30,000,000
expcrl-
i,.nlh.rvM
William
Foole
was
fl
trJ
frp
tho
Tlnltpfl
.RtAtCS.
shot
In
the
head
with
a
twenty
-two.
of
lnis
$3,000,000
will
be
earmarked
bullet
from
a.
ritle-wltU
which.three..
(or
the
construction
of
a
new
dlr-youths
Gordon
Peterson,
Eldred
lglbe
replacing
the
Los
Angeles,
rtcinrror
onrf
Rnvmnnd
Shorter
I
.
.
.
v-
were
shooting
crows
near
Salmon
Creek.
At
the
same
moment
as
a
crow
was
being
shot
at,
the
infant
raised
his
head
above
a
knoll
where
he,
was
playing.
The
bullet
entered
the
right
side
of
the
head
under
the
skin
about
two
inches
above
the
ear.
The
injury
was
superficial
and
It
is
expected
the
child,
now
In
hospital
receiving
treatment
at
the
hands
of
Dr.
Gilchrist,
will
recover.
The
mother
was
nearby
at
the
time
of
the
accident.
PAY
PLANE
IS
MISSING
Machine
Sought
In
Phillipine
Isl
ands
Had
$30,111
on
Board-Arizona
Pilot
MANILA,
March
1:
(CP)
A
payroll
plane,
piloted
by
Burton
Hall
of
Tucson,
Arizona,
has
been
sought
for
In
vain
after
being
unreported
since
leaving
Manila
yesterday
for
Parade,
120
miles
south
cast
of
here.
It
carried
$30,000.
Grass
Fire
Keeps
Department
Busy
No
Less
Than
Sixteen
Alarms
Re-
corded
During
Dry
Month
of
February
Largely
due
to
grars
fires
owing
to
dry
weather
conditions,
the
fire
department
responded
to
no
less
than
sixteen
alarms
during
the
month
of
February
as
compared
with
three
calls
In
February
1937.
So
far
there
have
been
twenty
alarms
this
year
as
against
seven
In
the
first
two
months
of
1937.
The
only
Instance
in
which
loss
was
re
corded
during
February
was
In
a
roof
fire
at
a
house
on
Borden
Street
owned
by
Mrs.
G.
W.
Kerr
when
there
was
damage
of
$35.
largely
covered
by
Insurance.
HAK
SILVER
G0ERING
BOASTFUL
German
Air
Force
is
Compelled
To
Take
Action
It
Will
Be
"Terror
of
Enemies?
BERLIN,
March
1:
(CP)
Gen
cral
Herman
Gocring,
air
ficld
marshal
of
Germany,
intimated
today
that
the
nation's
gigantic
new
air
force
may
find
its
first
direct
use
in
the
protection
of
German
minorities
outside
Reich
borders.
Speaking
today
at
the
third
anniversary
of
the
Air
Fore
founding,
Gocring
asserted
that
it
had
been
created
as
a
pcac?
safeguard
but,
it
forced
to
fight
it
will
be
"awful
In
action"
and
the
"terror
of
enemies."
ALBERTA
TAXATION
New
Fields
Explored
Civil
Service
1
Wage
Cut
Restored
Pensions
For
Blind
j
EDMONTON,
March
1:
(CP)-The
tax
on
farm
land
has
about
!
reached
the
limit
so
new
taxation
fields
are
being
explored,
Hon
Solon
Low,
provincial
treasurer
announced
in
the
Legislature
In
presenting
his
budget.
Therefore
taxation
on
mineral
rights,
wild
lands,
securities
and
corporation
Income
ls
being
extended.
J.
W.
Huglll,
former
Social
Credit
attorney
general,
and
E.
L.
Oray,
liberal
leader,
severely
criticized
the
budget
while
speaking
In
the
Legislature
yesterday.
Suspension
Of
Private
Debts
Moratorium
Legislation
Introduced
in
Alberta
Legislature
EDMONTON.
March
1:
(CP)
A
1
bill
t
suspend
civil
actions
for
NKW
YORK:
(t'D
Har
pH-
private
debts
Incurred
before
July
ver
was
unchanged
at
l'llic
m
1.
1936,
Is
before
the
Alberta
Lcgls-
fln
oiini-i'
c.j
the.
New
York
mc
lature
with
government
sponsor-
al
market
today.
,
'
ship.