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VOL.
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No.
278
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
29,
1950
TRICE
FIVE
CENT3
V
,va
is
)ssion
..-
.
u
1
.
,
,
,
,
1
Ration
Ocrupies
Confused"
Says
Army
Is
Russia's
Ace
European
Could
Seize
-
.The
federal
cali-
session
today
w;!h
fcrisU
heading
it-
i
tpr
L.
S.
St.
Laur-(rters
as
he
entered
chamber
that
''.Ks
Unyielding
Attitude
of
Chinese
Reds
Alarming
I
LAKE
SUCCESS
(CP)
United
Nations
circles
j
privately
expressed
forebodings
today
on
chances
cf
I
localizing
the
bitter
Korean
fighting
in
view
of
the
.Chinese
Communists'
unyielding
attitude.
Most
of
Knock-out
Is
Ho
Change
In
Troop
Plans
on
nOfiiise
situation
look
II
L
f
1
.
.
COMMUNISTS
EXCITED
TOKYO
The
Chinese
Communist
spk"wmn,
Mr.
Wu,
speaking
Tuesday
continued
his
address
for
two
hours.
He
told
Warren
Austin,
American
FORT
LEWIS,
Washington
West
in
Single
Blitz
So
Intelligence
of
Allies
Says
Atom
in
China
Could
Start
It
I5KRLIN
(CP)
Six
Russian
armies
arp
in
win-
This
feeling
prevailed
even
in
CHICAGO
Young
Cesar
Briori,
full
of
vim
and
confidence,
predicts
a
kayo
f'ir
himself
within
sevm
rounds
against
the
liplni"
.Inn
T
miiik
in
tl-inir
cfVipi-l
Brig.
J.
M.
Rockingham,
commander
cf
Canada's
special
force,
said
yesterday
that
there
r
acided.
t
was
crwted
to
b
fouTh'iut
the
day.
j
External
Affair
I
Jfcrifccd
the
sit.ua-
-noMC
ico
happy."
1
iver
are
no
plans
at
the
moment
to
,
,'
,',
rmindpr
t.mlcht.
'
!
rm.irt.prK
in
fiprmanv
,n,l
AllT,i
Jf,.n:
Jsend
-Jlth-nal
troops
to
Ko"l
The
23-vwar-nld
Arcentinai
-
"
it.mBeiu..j
;
rea
rea
or
or
elsejviicre"
e!seriiere."
The
Th.P
.
sudden
hpnvu;iiry,t
!
tv,
Kv,m-t
pmii
i
r'l
TO''
fnrTVI
if
fAMrt-
nnAliffU
f
rr!-,
.
.
i.
A
'
1
i
iu
-
.....
..
.
those
non-Communist
delegations
that
had
urged
bringing
the
Chinese
Reds
to
Lake
Success
in
the
hope
that
some
agreement
on
conciliation
might
be
worked
out.
Peiping's
spokesman,
WU
Hsiu-Chuan,
blasted
many
of
those
hopes
in
the
Security
Council
yesterday
when
he
made
it
plain
that
Chinese
Communists
had
no
intention
of
withdrawing
from
Korea.
'
ALLIED
GUNS
ARE
TOO
HOT
TO
HOLD
TOKYO
United
Nations
guns
became
too
hot
to
hold,
during
part
of
the
UN
struggle
with
Chinese
Communists
Tu-esday
and
still
the
onslaught
of
the
enemy
could
not
be
held
back.
jo
viiii
ouui
uiuuu
auie
uium
OI
western
t,ld"
"
lIie
Korean
siuiauon,
Cf
4
to
1
otds
to
rinfeat
Joe
Lo'Ms
!
EUlOpe
in
a
single
blitz
action.
"l'a"eCifd
lhe:
U,u
trying
u
second
come-i
"
'
tark
at
a?c
of
33
after
beins
cie-1
j
clsiVely
beaten
hi
Jitteen
rounds
representative
and
colleagues,
I
he
represented
275
million
countrymen.
At
times,
his
voice
rose
to
a
shriek.
The
hall
was
packed.
KOREA
ALL-ENGAGING
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
The
situation
in
Korea
is
engaging
the
total
concern
of
President
Truman
.and
government
to
the
exclusion
of
practically
everything
else.
There
was
an
emergent
session
with
defence
authorities
last
night.
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA
The
cabinet,
which
devoted
much
attention
to
Canada's
attitude
over
Korea
Tuesday,
will
resume
a
study
of
the
situation
today.
by
Ezzard
Charles
last
Scptem
hnd
Naas
River
kept
ber,
still
thinks
he
packs
enough
dynamite
to
chill
Brlon.
"I'll
shoot
for
a
knock-out
from
This
potential
sweep
from
th;
Elbe
River
to
the
Pyrenees
is
regarded
here
as
Russia's
ace
C8rd
in
the
mounting
world
crisis.
It
Is
an
action
which
many
European
observers
dread
may
be
touched
off
if
the
United
States
resorts
to
atomic
warfare
against
Red
China.
The
Chinese
delegation,
head:
ed
by
Wu
Hsiu-Chuan,
came
here
to
participate
in
the
debate
on
Russian
charges
of
American
aggression
against
China.
At
the
Front
U.
N
Forces
A
re
In
Critical
Position
Chances
of
Escape
From
Great
Red
Offensive
the
very
start
and
throw
as
many
rights
as
possible,"
.
Louis
promised.
!
A
crowd
of
possibly
10,000
and
a
$50,000
gate
is
forecast.
Louis
will
receive
37
V2
percent
of
the
net
gate.
His
pay-off
may
amount
to
less
than
$10,000
the
CN.R.
Buying
j
Narrows
Bridge
VANCOUVER
Donald
Gordon,
1
Chairman
and
President,
Can
Vt.
C.
Poulton,
dls-itider
of
the
Salva
landed
at
Aiyansh
jjree
weeks.
Irlotte
Airlines
Pilot
Biyn,
who
flew
into
t
the
village
mail,
ft.
Poulton
back
to
fcrt
yesterday.
The
had
to
break
le.e
on
If
the
river,
which
jjg
to
freeze
up
for
I
jtting
ready
to
hike
tout,"
Capt.
Poulton
Convicted
Of
Murder
smallest
purse
for
a
regular
bout
he
has
ever
received.
Scandal
Yrecks
;
French
Cabinet
PARIS
P)
The
French
cabinet
.
decided
to
resign
last
night
after,
the
National
Assembly
had
censured
Defence
Minister
Jules
FEW
DAYS
WILL
TELL
WASHINGTON
A
senator
fram
the
southern
states
declared
Tuesday
the
next
three
days
will
tell
whether
there
is
to
be
war
between
the
United
States
and
Communist
China
or
a
third
world
war.
adian
National
Railways,
announced
from
Montreal
yesterday
that
arrangements
have
been
.completed
with,
the
Burrard
Inlet,
Tunnel
and
Bridge
Company
of
North
Vancouver,
under
which
Are
Matter
of
Speculation
SEOUL
(CP)
Two
American
divisions
escaped
south
across
the
icy
Chongchon
River
in
northwest
Korea
today
but
the
Chinese
Reds
are
swarming
through
a
wide
gap
and
threaten
to
trap
a
big
Allied
force.
The
Chinese
offensive
mass
of
more
than
200,000
Los
Angeles
Killer
Is
Also
Wanted
in
Toronto
Seventy-Eigh
t
Indian
mall
carrier
I.OS
ANGELES
h
Frank
Moch
for
his
alleged
part
in
an
then
I
Was
going
to
,
Rnr-lt
nwsk
I
MUW
no1
M
wa:
Death
In
Yreck
internal
scandal.
It
concerned
mail
carrier,
with
'
yesterd'ay
convicted
of
murder
j
the
second
Narrows
Bridge
over
,
1
Burrard
Inlet,
Vancouver
Harbor,
'would
be
sold
to
the
Canadian
National.
The
sale
Is
subject
to
approval
by
plebfsclte
of
the
jhe
trip
out
in
three
a
leak
in
confidential
military
and
political
report
last
year
on
Indo-Chinese
affairs.
NEW
YORK
W
Toll
in
the
ing
Mrs.
Helen
Edmunds,
82,
men
is
reported
to
le
using
tanks
when
she
sumrlsed
him
burelar-
for
the
first
time.
United
States
Thanksgiving
Eve
TOKYO
EFFECTED
TOKYO
Bill
Herbert,
CBG
broadcaster,
says
General
MacNaughton's
report
of
the
Chinese
Communist
push
against
the
UN
forces,
and
virtual
defeat
of
the
latter
Is
hav
i
.
rLni&Ldiuaii
au
li
uii..u
.
.....
i
voters
of
the
city
and
district
ot
izing
her
home
February
1.
TTurf
ct.t..
cuuh
.
Prince
Kupen
Hotel
aming
room,
lllsion
nf
two
Lon
TSiami
North
Vancouver,
which
will
pro
Miller
also
wanted
in
To-i
.
...
this
,
Is
..,...,,
,hat
r
nm'
Mrs.
Hulda
Pearson,
arrived
tj,iimaH
train
iaf
wnrinpsrinv
Human
Skins
bably
be
held
early
in
the
new
year.
munist
column
had
cut
to
with-
morning
aboard
the
Prlnee
rose
t0
78
yesterday
with
the
ronto
on
a
charge
of
shooting
Alfred
Layng,
26,
a
bystander,
Jcs
a
day
is
just
a
larch
for
a
soldherl"
Won
Army
captain
I
city
for
the
north
tenville
Native
Band
week-end.
She
Naas
River,
Capt.
Hod
the
native
vll-iding
the
Salvation
BKhold,
.
Canyon
City.
?
1
ing
a
profound
effect
in
Tokyo.
in
au
miles
OI
me
iormer
neu
ueorge.
mis.
rtaraun,
wuu
win
1
The
Second
Narrows
Brldse
is
death
of
one
of
the
injured.
The
latest
victim
is
Samuel
Gold-
who
attempted
to
top
a
grocery!
Were
Tanned
AUGSBURG,
Germany
tCO
A
stay
here
wiln
tne
notei's
cook,
Mrs.
S.
Haudenschild,
has
work-
Nothing
else
seems
to
matter.,
tne
only
bridge
over
Burrard
In-
1
let
carrying
railway
traffic
and
Vancouver
s,ein-
55-
of
Rockvilie
Centre,
its
sale
to
the
Canadian
National
Korean
capital
of
Pyongchang.
He
said
the
Red
force
was
near
Slnchang,
northeast
of
the
old
capital,
but
he
did
not
disclose
Its
size.
At
least
three
other
Red
Chi
ed
in
Terrace
and
restaurants.-
-
4NeW-York.
fforrner
corpse
washer
'at
itch.
,
is
the
first
step
in
the
actrelPT
Four
Children
store
bandit
during
a
robbery
last
year.
Miller's
wife,
Jean,
was
found
innocent
of
the
murder
here.
She
was
not
connected
with
the
ated
industria
1
development
of
enwald
yesterday
told
of
seeing
skins
of
tattooed
prisoners
prepared
for
tanning.
Benedict
Kautsky
was
the
nese
columns
are
reported
roll-
'
Burn
To
Death
;nists
:
North
Vancouver
which
is
expected
to
follow
the
extension
of
the
Canadian
National
to
the
r,rrr,
ctinrd
nf
Rurrnrnl
Tnlpt:
Toronto
shooting.
Her.
husband
ing
down
through
the
Tokchon
SEES
CONSPIRACY
BUT
Bevin
Hopes
for
"Political"
lead-off
prosecution
witness
in
will
be
sentenced
on
Monaay.
gap
in
wide
sweeps
against
the
'exposed
Allied
right
flank.
This
sculed
.
the
German
court
trial
of
Use
Koch,
widow
of
Buchenwald's
I
was
where
Communist
attacks
;
former
commander.
She
in
Solution
in
Korean
Crisis
ihad
earlier
crumpled
three
1
South
Korean
divisions.
Canadians
To
Train
at
Pusan
OSHAWA,
Ont.
0i
Four
small.
In
ihe
negotations
just
con-children
died
yesterday
when
chldedi
the
clty
0f
North
Van-fire
swept
through
an
upstairs
j
couver
was
represented
by
Mavor
kitchen
and
a
tiny
bedroom
hiFrank
R
Goldsworthy
and
the
a
crowded
rooming
house
which
dlstrict
0f
North
Vancouver
by
had
been
condemned
twice
by
,
(commissioner
M.
E.
Snowden.
municipal
authorities.
charged
with
Instigating
41
murders
and
135
attempted
mur
Another
Chinese
force
is
re
Formosa
Oi
Fourteen
imunist
agents
were
Isterday.
It
was
the
aber
put
to
death
ders
of
camp
inmates.
'
OTTAWA
The
345
Canadian
ported
attacking
for
the
first
LONDON
(CP)
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
sniriiprs.
first
to
arrive
In
Korea,
time
on
the
extreme
left
flank
-
-
.
-
.
u
1
-
j
rne
tour
cnnaren,
unaii-enueu
in-Red
purge
began
m
contlnue
training
at
Pusan.
but
spokesmen
did
not
give
the
Bevin
.
today
,
warned
.,i
that
1,1
there
might
i
be
Russian-
:
.
.
.
.
j
,
1
1
,
11
i
1
at
tne
ume,
Deiongea
iu
mr.
aiu
break-through
in
Chinese
conspiracy
on
a
widespread
scale
but
added
i
Mrs
Gordon
Burns
dead
r
It
is
unlikely
tney
win
De
reaay
locauon.
i
Over
60
have
been
.
tlrrht
,nr
,y,ar
Marrh
Thev
A
rhlnp.se
Ice
the
purge
began
re
now
(ng
t0
recelve
tne
foroe
tne
Yellow
Sea
would
that.
despite
developments
Of
the
last
few
days,
he
i
are:
Marie,
11
months;
Joan,
T
'
Princess
Patricia
Regiment,
en
seal
off
large
element.,
of
the
'
(
,-f-
Q,
oAinT:nn
mll,l
ho
fniinrl
fn:.-!
'hr!e.'!!"8:.;
L'n,daA5'tnd
?0bh
force
fighting
:or
muugm
a
mm
emm
uoima.
q,
Uv
croocc
1
route
across
the
Pacific.
Here,
it
110,000-man
.
REPORT
OF
EXPERT
"A.
Present
Water
Line
Should
Last
1
Few
Years
and
Meet
City
Needs
The
only
means
of
improving
the
operation
of
the
present
city
water
main
is
by
checking
waste
and
-,-
iiahio
liable
fnr
for
spr-
ser-
lie
its
lifp
life
in
in
the
tne
northwest.
nortnwesi.
iTnro.j
that
wnu
nrpvpnt
ThP
snreart
OT
Hostilities,
ouisiae
ai.
tne
ume
is
said
all
troops
"
1
1
.
1
ThA
Chinese
Red
attack
is
.
However,
he
saiu
that
such
so
Ifific
Coast
vice
will
be
sent
to
Asia,
If
the
state
of
affairs
In
Far
East
continue
critical
4.
Seattle
3
THE
WEATHER
t
New
Westminster
1
Synopsis
More
Fish
and
Higher
Value
The
battle
between
the
mild
leakage,
which
is
estimated
at
37VL'
per
cent
of
flow,
to
lution
could
only
be
found
"if
the
Chinese
are
of
a
mind
lo
co-operate.''
Mr.
Bevin
made
his
statement
to
the
House
of
Commons
following
a
lengthy
cabinet
meef--ing
attended
by
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee
and
his
top
min-
air
over
souuiern
miusn
o-
,
.
.
,
ij
u.v,4.;.,ii
u
t,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
lumbia
and
the
cold
air
over
northern
B.C.
remained
at
a
stalemate
.
this
morning.
How
mounted
by
200,000
or
more
troops
with
more
pouring
In
steadily
from
Manchuria.
First
Chinese
tanks
were
observed
across
the
Chongchon,
tumbling
from
west
of
Kunu,
eastern
anchor
of
the
shrunken
Allied
line.
Kunu
was
the',
escape
gate
through
which
the
United
States
25th
and
Second
Division
troops
poured
after
crossing
the
Chongchon,
the
Reds
attacking
from
three
sides.
Kunu's
fate
Is
now
com-
OTTAWA
)
Canada's
aim,
II
uus
cuuiu
ue
cneciveu
&uunuiuLicuijf,
me
ojolvih
should
last
for
a
few
more
years
and
be
capable-of
meeting
the
requirements
of
a
50
per
cent
increase
in
population
to
17,500,
accord-)
...
.
t.
I'll
I
111.
I
I,
ouriefty
o.
"..!,."..
ever
a
storm
now
forming
off
trre
mercial
fishermen
landed
1,059.-910,000
pounds
of
fish
in
the
istcrs
Bevin
assured
the
House
of
,
California
coast
shows
good
signs
first
10
months
of
this
year.
ASCOi;
VER
.....
i:t
1
-
C
l
nnrthnrflPri
QHf1
1C
ing
to
a
report
on
the
citys
on
decreasing
waste
and
leak-
Calmont
66
f!
E
:
O-75
nhout
65
000
000
-commons
inai
inere
was
no
spui.
ui
iicaumg
uuiumuu
That
was
water
supply
system
which
has
age
The
reservolr
should
be
re-
u.,
fp
lonHMri
hptwenn
Great
Britain
and
the
expected
to
develop
a
southerly
Central
Leduc
215
'
been
prepared
by
w.
k.
Bonny-
llned
during
the
coming
sum-castle,
hydro
engineer
consult-
mer
13.50
flow
of
warm
Pacific
air
over
the
province
in
the
next
two
days.
in
the
corresponding
period
last
United
States
on
policy
in
Ko-year
It
was
worth
just
about
rea.
The
United
Slates
govcrn-$10
500,00
more-$58,118,000
com-
ment
has
reaffirmed
that
its
in
doubt.
am
ant.
from
irom
Vancouver,
vamuuva
who
-made
:
,t
.,
.
.
,
This
renewed
flow
oi
air
iroin
,
..At
the
end
of
lour
years
;
j
Quartz
recently
recenuy
for
iur
the
city
)
12Va
1.66
6.30
1.50
.01
-V4
6.00
.02
.04
.90
.08
.42
.06
1.90
.07
Home
Oil
Mercury
Okalta
,
Pacific
.
Pete
'
Princess
TORONTO
'
'
'
Athona
Aumanue
Allied
warplanes,
grounded
Wednesday
morning
by
bad
weather,
roared
over
the
front
throughout,
the
afternoon
today
In
close
support
of
the
desperate
ground
troops
pared
with
$47,426,001)
lor
me
amis
m
lYuita
wc
"
994133,000
pounds
caught
in
with
the
British.
January-to-October
period
of
The
situation
is
so
grave
that
1949
the
western
Allies
may
ask
Rus-
On
the
Pacific
coast
October
-sia
for
a
conference
to
ensure
i.nriinH
totalled'
36.228.000
firm
peace,
Mr.
Bevin
said.
ihe
south
should
cause
rising;
a
survey
At
may
be
advisabie
to
increase
temperatures
over
the
south
of
j
council.
the
size
of
tne
suppiy
mains,
the
province
and
will
also
cause
"From
Inspection
of
the
pres-!
"in
tne
meantime,
there
is
a
slow
retreat
of
the
polar
air
to
ent
pipe
line
in
operation
and
aiways
the
possibility
of
a
break
the
north.
Cloudy
skies
will
con-1
not
being
able
to
inspect
the
in
tne
suppiy
mains
which
would
tinue
in
most
regions.
Snow
interior,
I
consider
that
the
pipe
:eave
the
city
entirely
without
flurries
will
fall
along
the
north
line
will
continue
to
operate
as
water.
Consideration
should
be
fescot
..
festern
Border
.08
.21
nnat.Mo
51
Oftirf.nrt.
37
IfDonald
4.00
S
P
Woodside
returned
to
the
;
pounds
valued
at
$4,544,000
com-
Great
Britain
was
in
support
rttv
nn
the
Prince
George
this
I
pared
with
71,013,000
pounds
of
the
policies
of
General
Mac-
coast
and
in
the
northern
in-
at
present
over
a
period
ot
sev-tprinr
Rain
is
exDected
to
spread
eral
years
without
serious
dif
fl-
Rnhin
'
HVi
given
to
improvement
of
the
pipe
line
from
Mount
Oldfield."
03
the
foreign
secretary
the
year
Arthur,
tnornlnz
from
a
brief
trip
to
valued
at
$2,261,000
said.
i
over
the
coast
this
evening
and
culty,
always
providing
that
it
move
Into
the
interior
during
the
is
given
proper
inspection,
pin
K-k
Iremier
'
fr
1.25
.31
.08
.09
.05
Buffalo
Canadian
-20
C.
M.
&
S
120
00
Conwest
Donalda
Eldona
East
Sullivan
7
""
holes
promptly
repaired
so
as
not
to
wash
out
the
footings
and
replacement
of
supports
as
required."
The
condition
of
under
lev
night.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
to-dav
and
Thursday.
Snow
flur-
ind.ird
2.00
Itanium
80
water
are
unknown,
nr.
rv
a
vv.
crossing
w?tjAfc
w
I
A
Don't
Forget
NAVY
DANCE
NAVY
DRILL
HALL
Friday,
December
1
Proceeds
In
aid
of
Kiddies'
Christmas
Tree
Party
4
DUKES
10-2
fnadian
4.50
35
....
2.10
nes
in
nortnern
secuons
iuaay
Bonnycastle
adds,
changing
to
intermittent
rain
suggesting
the
increase
of
the
tonight.
Rain
beginning
south-
main
pipe
line
from
18
to
21
em
section
this
evening.
Milder
inches.
Mr.
Bonncastle
estimates
tonight.
Winds,
northerly
20
that
the
cost
would
be
$264,000.
mph
northern
section
and
light
"if
the
present
main
is
not
Giant
Yellowknlle
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Ilarricana.
;
Heva
Hosco
Jackknife
Jollct
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
Little
Long
Lac
...
T.vnv
southern
section
becoming
east-;
to
be
replaced
at
present,
says
Mr.
Bonnycastles
report,
attention
should
be
concentrated
OTICE
.
.
tthe
hazardous-road
Prevailing
on
Rush-fehts,
taxis
of
the
Wet
Taxi
Owners'
erly
(25)
all
sections
overnight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrowat
Port
Hardy,
36
and
48,
Sandspit,
32
and
45,
Prince
Rupert,
32
and
45.
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.00
McKenzle
Red
Lake
....
.
McLeod
Cockshutt
..
..
10
'ili
not
hick
up
f'
ess
iX
Moncta
.'
'
Monti
e
.
any
passengers
to
1i
r
1
t.
NorandaT.
Louvlcourt
II
-
''7
I
I
v-
Semi-Annual
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-Operative
Association
will
be
held
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
Fourth
Avenue
East
10
A.M.
Friday
and
Saturday,
Dee.
1
and
2
I
i
a
1.65
.05
2.40
.21'
2.40
5.45
THAI
NAVY
VISITORS
A
five
-man
mssion
from
the
Royal
.Thai
Navy
Is
visiting
Canadian
naval
establishments,
Industrial
firms
working
on
defence
contracts
and
army
and
air
force
Pickle
Crow
Reglcourt
San
Antonio
Senator
Rouyn
....
Sherrltt
Gordon
SUcn
Rnclf
mtok,
Piggott
Ave
?
;ate,
Herman
St.,
face.
This
Is
to
be-tective
Dec.
1,
1950
FWinue
until
such
a
conditions
lm-
'
RtPERT
TAXI
jlASSOCIATION
Thursday,
November
30,
1950
High
5:12
17.2
feet
16:33
18.1
feet
Low
;.
10:42
10.5
feet
Installations.
The
tour
began
in
Ottawa,
wnere
ine
mission
was
welcomed
Dy
vice-AQmirai
H
T.
W
Grant,
chief
of
naval
staff.
This
Navy
photo
shows,
left
to
right','
Capt.
Sombandh
Bunnag,'
Capt.
Damrl
Palkavongse,
Admiral
Grant,
Rjar-Admiral
Jan
Pachusanon,
Capt.
Charlie
Sindhusupon
and
Capt.
Djamrat
Peganan.
.....
.
(CP
PHOTO)
Silver
Miller
Upper
Canada
Golden
Mamitou
bJo
23:27
5.9
feetn