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1953
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(Special
to
The
Dally
News
"DOK'KEEN.
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elderly
Dorreen
man
is
and
two
others
are
recovering
from
shock
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today
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from
a
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Ifit'cr
who
broke
llcase
kidnap-and
later
quit
fered
late
last
night
when
a
giant
rock
suae
crusneu
th(4r
placer
mining
camp
on
Lome
Creek,
2.V.
miles
north
of
this
CNR
flag-station.
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anger
over
a
d-d
inquiry.
Oicar
Nelson,
about
50,
hiked
out
from
the
camp
this
morning
Dean
To
Offer
fcr.
Louis
snouiueis.
and
told
W.
E.
Horwill,
store
Austin
Hiili.
who
keeper
heie
for
the
past
30
years,
how
the
sudden
slide
car
L
kidnap-slaying
of
Tito
Salutes
His
Army
Bobby
Orecnleasc.
New
Formula
ried
Anton
Iverson,
60,
away,
and
knocked
over
Oscar
Sikora,
45,
Injuring
his
left
leg.
fcl
st
Louis
police
shoulders'
handling
MARSHAL
TITO
of
Yugoslavia
salutes
as
a
con'tngent
of
the
army
passes
in
review
during
Yugoslav
army
maneuvers
In
Belgrade.
Informed
sources
say
that
Tito
Is
quietly
Increasing
his
armed
forces
by
about
one-third
while
await
ng
developments
in
the
Trieste
situation.
Nelson
helped
sikora
to
uveir
kiought
his
reslgna-
On
Peace
Bid
cabin,
about
haif
a
mile
from
neri
the
nvestica-
i
hp
mlnine
slip,
miri
then
sDOIlt
fcd
his
reputation
as
PANMUNJOM
(AP)
Arthur
the
rest
of
the
night
searching
in
27
years
on
the
Dental
Clinic
Goes
in
Red
Dean,
United
States
special
en-vnv
Wprinesdav
will
offer
the
Illness
waiting
to
for
the
missing
man.
After
seeing
that
Sikora
was
comfortable
this
morning,
Nelson
'made
his
way
to
Dorreen,
arriving
shortly
before
noon.
Communists
a
new
formula
fjr
setting
up
a
Korean
peace
con-
But
Service
'Must
Continue'
John
Hugcr,
St.
driver
who
Rave
tin
that
helped
Irrence
Todav
he
voiced
con
Aftpr
Nelson
related
his
story
fidence
"we
are
going
to
work
sompthine
out."
n-ATlrlnnt
T
c
U7IR-rn
nolu'jwn
onH
nnli'u.a
a
infill
nf
ailnrantppH
to
Horwill,
three
loggers
left
for
I
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v.
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r.
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February,
1952
and
June
of
this!
grants
were
made
up
to
between
Irest
in
St.
Louis
of
Mrs.
Bonnie
Brown
Il-year-old
divorcee
ti
aiding
Hall
in
the
Dean's
oDtimistic
prediction
fr.iinu'prl
thp
i.hird
session
of
the
scene
to
take
first
aid
to
Sikora
and
continue
the
search
year,
ooo
cnuuren
niaue
i.uuu,
-tuu
hhu
.nm
tuc
luihl
wumu
bu
..t..i,u
a-
and
I
OUa
263
nf
of
i
f.i.tl,...
further
"in
"in
the
t
Via
Vtnla
hole
"
visits
to
city
dentists
pieliminary
talks
to
plan
a
for
Iverson-
The
three
Ro
Korean
political
conference-
Prince
Rupert
Children's
Preventative
Dental
clinic
is
not
only
broke,
It
has
a
deficit
of
around
$200.
delegates
to
the
annual
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre
were
told
last
night
Yet
the
work
of
caring
for
preschool
and
first
grade
pupils
in
city
schools
must
continue,
said
It
was
suggested
that
two
or
three
service
clubs
could
com-
Scully,
Ernie
Lewis
and
Herb
them
had
work
completed
on
their
teeth.
Mr.
Wilson
stressed
that
donations
from
organizations
in
White
were
taken
on
a
CNR
IWl'TMKNTS
I
jury
is
expected
to
ttinents
again.st
both
I
bine
in
making
support
of
the
sDeeder
Dart
way
and
planned
There
was
no
noticeable
progress
at
the
two-hour,
40-minute
meeting.
Thp
Communist
deleeate
In-
A
CUTE
BABY
makes
an
Ideal
subject
for
a
picture,
so
does
a
v
handsome
dog.
May
Mirln
of
New
York
took
these
two
ingredients,
mixed
them
with
some
water,
and
came
up
with
the
recipe
for
second
prize
in
a
dog
photograph
contest.
How
could
she
lose?
,
.
U;S.
Gives
Cold
Shoulder
to
cross
the
creek
by
rowboat.
dental
cunic
an
annual
project,
or
that
a
service
club
could
co
Prince
Rupert
were
badly
needed
There
Is
no
direct
access
to
s
Heady.
The
hear-
j
huesday-
j
ordinate
donations
from
its
own
lis
week
bliouiucu
members
and
other
organizations
to
Insure
continuance
of
the
peace
conference
as
neutral.
Irs
he
would
refuse-
Dean
renlied
that
Kussia
log-
race,
who
were
notified,
will
travel
the
same
way.
Thp
nrnsnpetors.
who
have
clinic's
valuable
work.
DEPARTMENT
HELPS
lcallv
should
attend
the
confer-
I
lore
the
jury
be-not
wish
to
divulge
ot
my
informants
me
catch
the
kid-
ence
and
sit
with
Red
cruna
Uved
lived
In
In
Dorreen
Dorreen
for
for
many
many
years,
years.
Total
estimated
annual
cost
of
I
Korea
since
Corn-
To
Rusian
Peace
Talks
By
JOHN
SCALI
1
toward
arranging
one.
WASHINGTON
(API
Ameri-
j
There
had
been,
speculation
can
'officials
'have
turned
a
cold
(that
Churchill
was
planning
to,
operating
the
dental
clinic
was
had
been
at
tne
"e-reeK
eg
lft
K()rea
..were
rTW,
he
chanRed
TOUGH
WINTER:
LOOMS
AS
BIRDS
HEAD
SOUTH
VANCOUVER
It
will
be
a
tough
winter,
If
you
believe
the
birds.
...
"..
1
There
Is
a
great
migration
of
birds
to
the
south,
the
heaviest
in
years.
Some
believe
this
is
a
sure
sign
'of
a
heavy
winter,
while
other
experts
aren't
so
sure.
Game
department
official
James
Cunningham
says
in
all
his
64
years
he
has
never
seen
such
a
conglomeration
of
southbound
ducks
settling
round
the
lower
mainland.
approximately
S2.200
the
meet-
site
ioc
me
ia
vwu,
mu"""a;
1
eaUipped
with
planes,
tanks,
ing
wastoM.HnK
of
trrts
amount
Thtj
wr-wortmR-
at
.
Mklni
munitions
seflt
from
is
provided
by
the
provincial
de-
j
about
1
miles
up
the
creek,
f'
"t
"Vnion
..
id
said
tie
would
de-
.sciusine
his
sources
,
f
hnoiih
jnnikw
i
which
flows
into
tne
bKeena.
.
.
.
.
n
,
w,
l
..
.n
I
n
hn..A
stuck
.inl,
tn
to
was
said
to
have
tfn
The
Soviet.
Union
has
openly
knfldentlal
lnfonna-
:..
,
a
K.r
minimum
i
Mpluin
Kflirl
1l
id:iie(l
neaviiv
supported
your
side
by
word
and
Ihe
dl.itnct
attorney
mnt
tnai
rremier
maiisu
may
be
ready
for
peace
talks
with
western
chiefs
of
state.
President
Eisenhower,
they
IS
lilUICU
WJ
Hit
u,iuiiui
.
charge
of
$4
per
year
per
pupil
all
day
yesterday
and
the
creeK
treated
at
the
dentists.
at
the
base
of
the
mountain
was
deed,"
Dean
declared.
Ihe
pm
bclore
the
Jury.
view,
during
recent
talks
with
Dulles
in
London,
that
some
such
meeting
is
needed
if
the'
West
is
to
find
out
at
first
hand
what
Malenkov
is
like
and-
what'
i,ssH
has
thus
Dlaved
a
direct
had
indicated
he
lole
in
the
Korean
hostilities.'';
said,
.will
consider,
such
a-
con-lonnfviunnlv
nff.pr
Russia
has
The
financial
report
aZ&.J?.
nilPrtinns
sometimes
provided
"d
a'
8
p
clock
last
night
informants
beside?
i
"i
.stilt
think
these
air
only
kaking
the
case.
I
the
money
to
pay
the
dentists
I
:
"
'"
his
views
.may
be.
.
.
j
;
,,'
'
AWAIT
MOSCOW
REPJ.V
"
r,
,
preliminary
skirmishes'
and
there
-js-
still
a
'.possibility,
we
aije
going
.tdi
w6r4
something
,ou
of
inquiry
in
8t.
Louis
(ollowlne
reuoi
s
1
'silt
officials,,
said
Dulles
won.
Issuance
of
Truck
Licences
I
"eons
,.tht
;
crashed
jrtr.Mfk
In
time.-
Up-
to
-this
week'
the
these
preHmhiary
.talks,-.'
ne
loia.
provedt.ifcs
sincerity
on
.speclfiq
moves'
to.i
ease
East-West
'
tenj
siqrij
sucjv
ai!
German
,andi
Aup
'
'
"
'
-''
triari
peace-
settlements,
Britain's
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill,
has
been
plugging
the
Idea
of
an
informal
meeting
with
Malenkov,
but
in
an
agreement
from
Churchi-.l
pi
hst
found
dls-!n
officer'
accounts
bis.
oil,,!,.
r,n,l
c
htnk
hn
ance
OI
Sill.
Provincial
government
mines
not
to
take
any
direct
action
at
least
until
Moscow
replies
to
the
nnlv
to
have
another
bill
pre
Scored
by
B.C.
Chamber
reporters-
"It
seems
to
me
I
can
detect
an
attitude
of
interest
on
their
part
and
that
they
really
want
tARI)
inspector
J.
W.
Patterson
is
leaving
Prince
Rupert
tonight
and
is
expected
to
reach
the
latest
western
Invitation
lor
a
Big
Four
foreign
ministers'
meetine.
and
France
and
the
iOrecnleasc.
71-vear-
VANCOUVER
The
second
lillionaire
father
of
i
to
come
to
some
conclusion
on
this
matter,"
he
said.
sen
ted
them
which
put
the
clinic
in
the
red.
Figures
provided
by
secretary-treasurer
F.
L.
Derry
showed
that
between
February,
1952
and
June,
1953
the
following
children
were
formed
officials
Tuesday
night
said
he
has
promised
State
Secretary
Dulles
to
delay
any
move
Pacific
Railway,"
he
said,
"but
the
railways
stopped
their
contribution
to
Canada's
growth
in
scene
tomorrow
morning.
Dorreen
Is
about
35
miles
northeast
of
Terrace.
annual
convention
oi
me
unusn
among
Tuesday
'
i
i
rohimhia
Chambers
of
Coin-
other
signers
have
been
given
a
chance
to
ratify
the
proposed
Of
his
new
offer
to
the
Beds,
Dean
said:
ruorters
only
that
he
j
nicrce
ended
Tuesday
night
with
't
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i
i
t
t.
J
"I
plan
to
propose
a
formula
tn
t.hem
tomorrow
to
see
if
we
1929."
Initiative
and
enterprise
of
the
Bella
Coola
Board
of
Trade
in
leading
community
construction
nf
a
rngn
fmm
the
Pacific
to
European
Deience
community
treaty.
The
new
Russian
hint
that
Malenkov
might
be
willing
to
mept
with
his
western
counter
Terrace
Oldtimer
led
some
things
"
enarnc
niv
'
'obUln
a
trucking
licence
as
long
paid
a
rccorci
i
ln,anvi,
!
as
they
have
the
money."
treated
for
dental
troubles:
King
Edward
school:
76
children
made
252
visits
with
63
having
work
completed;
Conrad
Body
Found
In
Montreal
can't
get
to
work
on
a
time
and
h
was
recovered.
"
The
resolution,
proposed
by
place
first."
Meanwhile,
the
chairman
of
the
Korean
repatriation
com
In
Hospital
Here
H.
L.
Frank,
well-known
old-timer
of
Terrace
and
district.
Is
1
.
.
..
iho
pVinrnhprs-
nirectorate
anu
the
Anahim
country
won
the
accolade
of
the
Chambers.
parts
came
from
Russia's
United
Nations
delegate,
Andrei
Vistuu-
EJ
P
H"ll
bs
"
hv
rielecatcs.
said
auth-
MONTREAL
B
A
man's
body
vhonl:
111
children
made
za
visits,
86
completed;
Borden:
81
1
rhilclipn
marie
255
visits.
t2
com-nlptpri:
Annunciation:
34
child
sky.
VisiuiiR.y
tuiu
jN
corre
,
"joPitie
respmsible
for
enforce-ut;.
men
of
the
Motor
-Carrier
Act
in
spondents
in
New
York
Tuesday
mission
today
said
three
Korean
and
Chinese
prisoners
have
been
slain
by
fellow
PoWs
in
a
camp
for
anti-Communists
in
a
patient
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
that
"there
is
no
special
proo-
,
canana
s
wesi-tu.n
r
I
was
around
11m
-
i
,i,.,ii..t
in
t.hplr
He
underwent
an
operation
lem"
in
arranging
face-to-face
with
head,
hands
and
leet
missing
and
tied
In
a
green
blanket
with
butcher's
twine
was
found
today
in
a
lane
in
eastern
Montreal.
Montreal
police
said
the
discovery
by
an
early-rising
Bour-
Korea
s
neutral
zone.
The
board
was
named
the
outstanding
board
of
the
year
in
the
under
3,000
class
for
its
work
in
providing
the
province's
third
outlet
to
the
Pacific
Ocean.
Trail
district's
hustling
chamber
of
commerce,
represented
by
President
Ed
Gautschl,
received
here
Monday
morning
and
is
Nicd
to
be
In
thr!""v:.,ur'"
"
-
reported
to
be
recovering
well.
He
looks
forward
to
visits
from
discussions
between
Malenkov
and
western
leaders.
He
insisted
such
a
meeting
could
be
called
"without
a
pre
'"ere
he
could
be
'7
taken
from
him)
'
knowledge."
Hager
ren
made
99
visits.
31
compieieu.
'l'hliv-r.iv
pte-school
children
made
96
visits
with
27
completed
between
September
last
year
and
Inst.
June.
Average
number
of
visits
among
pre-schoolers
was
2
23
visits
per
child.
Averace
visits
among
school
children
is
three
visits
per
child.
Hospital
Staffs
old
friends
here.
hnnnidrii
et.rppr.
nmispnniripr
ln-
Licences
were
being
issuea.
u.
charged,
"regardless
of
whether
there
'
is
a
need
for
additional
trucking
services.
Conditions
are
iimn
In
the
1930s,
when
test
of
sincerity
and
rlietorl
o
rrriipennip
murrlpr
flnrf
lUTlinary
of
the
Soviet
the
gavel
of
the
year
lor
ooaius
serving
more
than
3,000
popula
an
"expert
job
oi
trying
to
con-
i
u
Seek
Pay
Boost
VANCOUVER
fi
A
10
per
cent
WEATHER
Forecast
conditions
Ei3en-
ppr!
tripntir'v
of
the
victim.
i
Union"
the
tion.
Dulles
have
laid
)n
Await
Then
sa
ri
t.hp
hpavt
V-Dllllt
Iiuwer
Bliu
there
was
no
trucking
Industry
control.
"
Blame
for
the
(
breakdown
was
Cloudy
!
across-the-board
wage
Increase
North
coast
region
victim
was
asred
between
25
and
down.
..in,
.......,
,ix.
t.,ri.,
onH
un
ti
hp
snndht.
hv
worxers
in
luid
to
"government
officials
Wll.il
OUM11J
(JtUVWO
IrtJ
J
w..u
-
n
Thursday.
A
few
showers
along
I
three
lower
mainland
hospitals
...
.
.
t..
1
nnnAlinllnn.
II
Decision
who
discontinued
public
hear
the
mainland
mountains,
vomer.
in
ioi
incoming
ucbuuhuuuo,
v
40
and
the
killing
was
recent.
Sidney
Phinn,
a
factory
foreman
whose
wife
looked
out
a
rear
window
of
their
home
to
see
the
bundle,
reported
the
case
to
the
Light
northerly
winds,
occasion-.
was
reporteu
ueic
iucuj.
It
famaaes
;
:'
-
.,-
.
.,;,.
v-V-.:,.
U
-
.
.;
U
t
.
involved
are
1.200
nurses
and
all
v
reachlne
15
ings
formerly
held
to
determine
the
necessity
of
additional
trucking
services.
Knuomi
rivll
servants
in
key
lav
workers
at
Vancouver
Gen
Low
tonight
and
high
tomor
s
'Reutr-rsi-.A
row
at
Port
Hardv.
42
ana
iz
eral
hospital
and
another
600
non-professional
employees
In
police.
The
37-year-old
foreman
told
nolire
the
blanketed
bundle
con
nnw
it
D..u..i..
i
positions
have
resigned,
tne
"hpcause
the
gov
Tension
Eases
In
Dispute
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
(AP)
Straining
tensions
over
the
hot
Palestine
dispute
have
eased
since
Israel
suddenly
offered
on
Tuesday
to
hold
up
her
Jordan
river
hydro-electric
project
whik
Sandspit,
40
and
50;
Prince
Rupert,
36
and
48.
ML.ni,iHnn
resolution
said.
sniri
Judge's
decision
lo
j
had
ernment
turned
Its
back
on
North
Vancouver
uenerai
ana
Royal
Columbian
hospitals.
William
Black,
business
agent
taining
the
body
was
not
In
the
lane
behind
the
Phinn
residence
wneiher
thn
Ifo
ift
I
..
1
Terrace
Worker
when
he
went
to
bed
last
night.
v
'v
luveicss
"mar-
FlVCnienrp"
pnntmp.
of
the
Hospital
Employees'
Federal
Union
(TLC)
said
the
union
will
request
"standardization"
of
Injures
Spine
Police,
on
the
scene
in
live
minutes,
found
the
head,
hands
violations
of
the
act.
Earlier,
Earle
D.
MacPhee,
director
of
the
school
of
commerce.
University
of
British
Columbia,
told
delegates
B.C.'s
future
rests
nn
ripvelnnment
of
an
extensive
TERRACF
limmv
Glen.
22.
a
jf
to
slip
through
the
lorce
court
Justice
Rev-
the
United
Nations
security
Council
debates
the
issue.
,
,
r'nskl
rests
the
unn.,
workman
at
Dale
Construction
site
near
here,
suffered
severe
spinal
injuries
yesterday
when
The
council
postponed
until
and
feet
of
the
victim
had
been
cut
off.
The.
neck
had
been
tied
with
the
same
kind
of
twine
wrapped
around
the
blanket.
The
victim
weighed
from
180
to
200
pounds.
pay
rates
for
carpenters,
electricians
and
other
tradesmen
employed
in
the
hospitals
and
covered
'
by
the
union's
contract,
plus
Increased
holiday-with-pay
benefits,
Mr.
Black
said.
'
-
'
-
j
:
:
'
i"cuicr
whether
these
mese
refu-
rcfu-
ot
'
thom
them
..
Vnillll,
xan
nimiway
a.ysi,...
"i
hnnp
Canadians
never
forget
.
he
was
struck
by
a
log.
He
was
treated
immediately
at
Terrace
v"
11,11
Thursday
its
Palestine
hearings
to
give
the
General
Assembly's
political
committee
a
chance
to
what
thev
owe
to
tne
wnauian
'-'uci
roillftllne
i.
.
General
Hospital.
I
Presiding
at
a
test
VI
Iff
tlin
i
.
.
iiinrriage
oi
a
Joint
Meeting
May
Prevent
Strike
viurnnvER.
Union
and
Brash
Private
Crashes
Buckingham
Palace
"""Kariun
girl
to
Nold
French
school-
Ca
Iprt
f-
.
resume
debate
on
American
charges
that
the
Russians
ran
a
torture
centre
to
extort
germ
warfare
"confessions"
from
captured
American
airmen.
UN
Informants
said
the
United
States
was
prepared
to
present
company
officials
will
meet
to
,
iu
uom
!'yl
Irgal
authority
in
morrow
in
another
attempt
....i,i
.t.ii,D
nt
i
ton
electric
To
Congratulate
Hero
ot
Gloucester
stand
.....
..
,
1
j
I
,i,
I
sailed
n4ta?l
Ih-micrh
through
t.hl
the
;
s
.
i7i
V
'
,f
rFncy
-General
Kir
further
evidence
oi
a
more
ei-
and
Wood
""o
ehvp
hi,.
LONDON
CP)
Pte-
George
ing
the
Korean
war,
wanted
tn
be
the
first
to
congratulate
UVU1U
U
OMinv
v
-
power
workers
which
could
cripple
Industry
and
public
transit
on
the
lower
mainland
J
trnnnnllllAr
TulPTlH
niflrrl.w...
...
.
ClllU
V
fllltUU
'LI
.
.
'
i
nave
been
Announcement
that
taiKs
wmi
resume
in
the
dispute
involving
Ann
t
r
iriaofrln
r.n
workers
D1US
fective
nature"
to
support
her
charges.
Nationalist
China
also
was
expected
to
submit
documentary
evidence
on
the
Issue.
Israel's
chief
UN
delegate.
Abba
Eban
,made
the
surprise
offer
to
suspend
work
on
the
Jordan
as
the
council
debated
Syria
a
complaint
that
the
project
aeprived
the
Arabs
of
water
tor
irrigation
and
breached
the
Arab-Jewish
armistice.
wfV
that
a
rav,
gates
and
up
to
the
rea-car-peted
stairs
leading
to
the
state
ballroom.
When
Carne
emerged
from
the
ceremony,
Wood
was
waiting
with
outstretched
hands.
Photographers
took
pictures.
Now,
says
Wood,
comes
the
worry:
,
"There
will
bt
an
aful
chewing
up
from
the
O'd
Man
when
I
get.
hnck
to
rpmp
"
another
500
electricians
employed
'or
Wood
is
a
proud
by
anxious
man.
He's
worried
about
another
meeting
with
Lt.-Col.
James
Came,
commanding
officer
of
the
,
famed
Gloucester
Regiment,
who
Tuesday
received
the
Victoria
Cross
at
Buckingham
Palace.
Wood,
a
member
of
B.
Company
and
captured
it,h
Curat
at
the
Imjlu
River
battle
dur
"the
Old
Man"
following
the
palace
ceremony.
Police
at
the
palace
gate
were
sympathetic
but
firm:
No
admittance.
Undaunted,
Wood
wandered
around
the
corner
and
Into
a
pub
where
he
met
a
service
car
driver,
due
to
enter
the
palace
grounds
In
a
few
minutes-
The
driver
was
peisuad-ed
to
taki.
alon
i
passpnijer
on
--
the
vi,c
divorce
uivurce
by
contractors
who
do
worn
ioi
the
BCE,
followed
a
meeting
between
company
president
Dal
Grauer
and
John
Raymond,
im
"wcauons
til
f"'y
to
ealn
tv,...
THE
RAM
WEARS
a
look
of
resignation
as
he
permits
this
boisterous
White
Rock
rooster
to
crow
from
his
perch
atop
the
vrnnlv
one'-,
h-M1
Bith
a")
tenants
t.
u
Whwaton.
111.,
farm.
md
L
vnelr
na-
vice-president
oi
me
uik"-u
escape
from
Trnn;tional
Brotherhood
of
KlhCtncal
"'Hit
1.
I
TuiMirs,
.
-
r
.
i-