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CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XUI.
No.
P
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
MONDAY.
MARCH
2.
1953
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Hungary's
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Offer
Prospecting
Party
Nov
in
Victoria
"
By
LARRY
STAN
WOOD
.
An
adventurous
claim-staking
race
on
a
northern
B.C.
glacier,
reported
to
be
the
biggest
copper
deposit
since
the
discovery
of
the
Noranda
mine,
has
ended
with
three-quarters
of
the
mountain
staked
for
the
vast
Toronto
mining
and
development
interests
of
Frobisher
Ltd.
A
Refused
W
J
W
if''
-.
.
Mnvf..
IIMM.'U'
.
Prospector
on
Main
Street
UIIK
l'KiM'KT(ll
cherlu
North
Bar
main
utreet
for
uranium.
He
carries
the
whirr
wtix'h
lud
"bwp"
whe
i
the
metal
U
encountered.
A
staking
rush
has
j
Can't
Darter
With
Human
Life
j
LONDON.
.
Britain
j
today
rejected
Commu-!
nish
Hungary's
offer
for
o
in
ui
uiMiiu
iuuMnu
wi
iiuiwu-jii
viiuftiiu
civ
iiu
even
uic
cu
aunip
waa
ataKeu.
)hotirapriPrii
were
oui
in
jorce
vo
re
ora
tne
prospector
i
search
for
trace
of
uranium,
or
niiumbiuin
at
the
clty'
bwient
Inter
iectlon.
and
100
feet
wide,
running
'
immediate
exchange
of
through
the
hill
at
an
unknown
depth."
Assays
showed
the
deposit
to
run
from
two
to
five
per
cent
copper
per
100
feet.
h
Treaty
Provides
Additional
Some
gold
and
lead
ores
also
are
present.
en
Seasons
For
Halibuters
an
imprisoned
British
businessman
and
woman
guerrilla
condemned
to
death
in
Malaya.
Prime
Minister
Churchill
told
the
Hou.se
of
Commons:
Frobisher
Ltd.
recently
an
nounced
plans
for
a
survey
of
the
Yukon
-B.C.
Atlin
Lake
A
total
ot
72
claims
on
a
7.000-foot
Ice
covered
peak
known
as
Leduc
Glacier
have
been
filed
by
a
prospecting
party
headed
by
Bill
Richardson,
Wendel
Dawson,
first
discoverer,
and
Howard
Fowler,
ex-Alaska
government
,
mining
engineer.
The
copper
deposit,
known
also
as
Dawson
Copper
Mountain,
is
located
about
25
miles
northwest
of
Premier
where
the
largest
zinc-lead
mine
in
northern
B.C.
recently
shut
down
because
of
high
operating
costs.
Richardson,
who
Is
promoting
the
development
on
behalf
of
Frobisher
Ltd.
and
"an
amalgamation
of
other
large
eastern
mining
interests."
said
$15,000,-000
was
available
immediately
to
develop
the
Leduc
findings.
He
described
the
deposit
as
watershed
for
a
proposed
hydroelectric
development
which
Pacific
Halibut
Commission
to
esUbll?ih
more
than
one
open
season,
adds
two
members
to
the
present
four-man
commission,
and
permits
it
to
limit
or
and
the
Bering
fva.
It
is
the
third
revision
of
the
first
halibut
fuherlci
convention
betwet-n
the
two
countries,
sinned
30
year
ago
today.
It
empower
the
International
'CP'
-
l
',in.iu.i
and
,
SUU-s
t-Kiay
i(lierl
'.prr.iiiK
tin
way
tor
dju-n
n
.
m'Hs
for
hal-.j
ill
Uir
North
Am-
ol
Hie
P
cltlc
Ocean
i
"There
can
be
no
question
of
bartering
human
life
or
deflect
would
dwarf
the
Aluminum
ing:
the
course
of
Justice
or
Company
of
Canada's
Kitlmat
project.
proniou
inciaental"
catches
of
mercy
ui
Malaya
for
the
sake
mtnoui
during
ine
open
season
of
obtaining
the
release
of
a
The
commission
now
has
the
i
British
subject
unjustly
tm-
WORT
BAN
ON
CATTLE
prisoned
in
Hungary.'
Another
mining
company
already
holding
considerable
copper
interests
has
claimed
the
other
quarter
ot
the
Leduc
deposit.
It
is
Granby
Mining,
Smelting
&
Power
Consolidated
Ltd.,
which
operates
the
Copper
Mountain
mine
near
Princeton.
IFIED
BY
US
TODAY
TORONTO
POLICE
and
United
States
Immigration
officials
say
they
have
uncovered
what
they
allege
Is
a
baby-selling
ring
operaUng
on
a
large
scale
between
Toronto
and
United
States
cities.
Evidence
so
far
uncovered
In
the
Investigation
is
"fantastic."
VS.
Immigration
officials
said.
Mrs.
Jack
Shlnder,
29.
of
Brooklyn,
N.Y
shown
in
police
custody,
and
her
husband
have
been
remanded
to
Thursday
on
bail
ot
$2,000
on
charges
ot
obtaining
a
birth
certificate
by
false
pretences.
power
to
regulate
the
incidental
catch
of
fish
by
vessels
fishing
for
other
species
during
the
clowd
season
only.
Provision
for
the
additional
open
fceason
was
made,
the
Fisheries
Department
said,
because
commission
scientists
felt
tome
fishing
grounds
might
be
under-exploited
during
one
concentrated
short
season.
being
a
zone
"4.000
feet
long
However,
he
added,
the
offer
muM
still
be
considered
once
the
question
of
the
death
sentence
has
been
settled.
Edgar
Sanders
Is
serving
13
years
In
a
Hungarian
prison
on
charges
of
spying
and
sabotage.
Britain
and
the
United
States
have
branded
the
charges
and
convictions
a
travesty
of
Justice.
Prospecting
Started
Last
Fall
,M1N'
i'l
N
Auiit-dlturo
5e-relafy
Bciimmi
today
ii
'mi'
i
ojx
niiig
US
Ix.-rders
to
tmports
of
Canadian
iiirp
a
i.1
other
d'jnu'.stic
animals
and
their
products,
Immediately
-rU
had
been
tarred
for
a
year
because
of
the
outbreak
ai.d
-mouth
(tixa.se
in
Sa.skatchean.
Benson
said
the
to't
''tut
!ll.C4;sd4.
.
began,"
said
Richardson.
Prospecting
for
copper
in
the
area
was
begun
by
Richardson,
Fowler
and
Dawson
last
fall.
Fowler
and
Richardson
were
led
The
woman,
Lee
Meng.
U
1
BrwUr
'dth
aentenct
In
Malaya
for
being
caught
with
a
hand-grenade.
.
op-the
Chickamin
tnd
Leduc
"Only
way
in
was
by
plane.
We
chartered
one
from
Ketchikan
and
flew
in,
landing
on
the
ice
'Pith
a
txmtooa
pi.ne.
3k
t
we
could
only
stay
a
tew
days.
We
hired
a
helicopter,
deciding
that
was
the
only
way
we
could
get
at
the
area
we
wanted.
So
Sorden
Street
School
Holding
'Open
House'
rivers
to
Its
headwaters
by
Dawson
who
originally
discovered
copper
float
in
the
area
In
1931
when
prospecting
for
gold.
Results
of
the
party's
first
Pmciit
Canadian
members
of
the
rommlviion
are
Oeorge
R.
Clark,
assistant
deputy
mlniikter
of
fUherlen.
and
(ieorce
W.
Nirkerson
of
Prince
Rupert.
CH.
members
arc
Milton
C.
James
of
Wsshlnf-ton
and
ldsrd
W.
Allen
of
Seattle.
Enlargement
of
the
comnils-
unci
I
Rejects
1953
nool
Bd.
Estimates
we
waited
for
it
at
Stewart."
Observance
of
EducaUon
Week
in
Prince
Rupert
got
underway
trip
into
the
rugged
Alaska-B.C.H
Meanwhile,
the
rival
outfit
Churchill
'Quite
Ready'
To
Meet
Stalin
borderland
territory
were
en
was
located
at
Burns
Lake
wait
couraging,
they
said,
and
they
ci'
Kupert
and
District
School
Board
has
;this
afternoon
with
Borden
Street
iSchool'8
"open
house"
Invitation
I
to
the
public.
Other
schools
will
follow
a
ing
to
take
off
in
a
ski-equip
alr.n
tt-sim
murlf
&L
TTnltiH
RlfltKt
returned,
making
further
finds
ped
Beaver
aircraft
but
was
ri'.,.,
i
t-
...:
.
..r
mo
n
.
.
held
back
by
weather.
done
by
city
pupils
have
been
arranged
In
various
store
windows
including
those
at
McRae
Bros.,
F.
W.
Woolworth.
Kaien
Hardware
and
at
Gordon
Si
Anderson.
At
the
latter
store,
a
special
display
by
high
school
students
shows
work
done
In
industrial
arts
classes.
".-i
n
huil
us
i.'oo
fMiiuakVit
vi
&hti,;j
tequesi.
w
give
represeniauon
jwtiil
1-v
the
city
council.
.
'
!to
Alu-S,ca-
J
similar
practice
through
the
O
Prime
Minister
i
weeit
eriding
with
a
public
meet-
LONDON
"Our
helicopter
was
bn
its
way
of
House
told
the
Ing,
panel
discussion
and
a
pro-
tfr
M-n.-d
by
Mayor
'
H.tLTKD
HI.PLKTION
'Churchill
lialen.
rea.vm
for
th
'
ri..
i,..
f,.,..!
"I
hp
nrlulnul
trpatv.
aimed
at
I
House
of
he
Commons
today
which
led
them
to
the
glacier
itself.
Meanwhile,
they
knew
that
Granby
men
were
prospecting
the
same
general
district
but
approaching
it
from
Inland,
instead
of
from
the
coast.
"Somehow,
word
leaked
out
that
we
were
ready
to
Jump
on
something
hot.
Then
the
race
tan
'halting
serious
deplcUon
of
the
would
be
"quite
ready"
to
Join
;
j,
at
Kln
Edward
school
Is
rsted
as
the
new'cniltlUfd
RriHre
m
u-s
north.
We
figured
we
had
the
race
won.
but
when
we
again
heard
that
the
"copter
was
down
in
Prince
Rupert
and
couldn't
get
away
because
ot
weather
we
didn't
know
what
would
lirunnr.K
policy
of
revenue
minnirmented
hv
a
new
Pacific,
halibut
fisheries,
pro-
President
Elsenhower
in
a
meet-
aUditorium
Friday
night.
imrnt,
and
says
that
government
grant.
!vided
for
a
closed
season
during
,ing
with
Premier
Stalin.
j
Tomorrow
nigntt
B
pallei
dis.
hrther
clarification.;
u
.ndurM.a
the
governments
,he
'ntfr
spawning
season
and
j
However
.the
talks
would
have
cusgion
wlll
broadcast
over
uumate
cannot
be
nroDosal
for
financing
newi"1
"P
tour-man
commission
,
to
be
on
the
"basis
outlined
by
CFPR
and
will
present
pupils
Returned
Because
of
Storm
school
construction
but
opposed!1"
.-.
.
...........
...........
---
-----
uurern
yuasi
anu
uu
wsiiauu
Bennett
the
bill
which
wlll
be
introduced
j
fisheries.
I
Eisenhower
told
l
a
press
c
on-
0,
King
Edward:
George
Den-
Child
Stoned
By
Playmates
Dies
Saturday
if.
Premier
RKii1t
rtf
the
'"
a
refluent
hV
the
In
,,ll
..i.
nmnli
thrnnnlv
co.iimlsslons
,r,r",c
iJ
"c
"
nlng
and
Lauretta
uesauieis
ot
work
was
seen
in
the
marked
i
Conrad:
Michael
Greene
and
Increase
In
halibut
landings.
;
reasonable
place
between
Wash-
0eraldlne
snidal
ot
Borden,
and
"And
here
tin
Stewart)
thei
The
weather
wis
mild,
he
said
sun
was
shining,
not
a
cloud
in
only
about
zero
all
tne
time,
the
sky."
The
prospecting
party,
which
Between
1932
and
1952
Cana-
thought
V-"
"
,
would
"rr."
"7:
Alelt
Breoner
oi
Annunc.auon.
Little
The
Granby
Beaver
took
off
calls
itself
the
Dawson
Copper
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Sponsored
by
the
International
dian
fisheries
Increased
the
an
once
then
had
to
return
due,
Syndicate,
will
make
its
report
peace.
to
its
financial
backers
in
To
nual
yield
nearly
four
times
from
8.500000
pounds
to
24,-
BC
Municipalities
to
out
the
province
In
both
organ-!
xpiementation
of
the
uCd
and
unorganized
territory.
formula
Intro-
Tbe
n,w
,yst,m
0,
RranU
a
u
last
prfipoM.d
0y
the
government.
"""n
"'"'"-ler
Mrs.
ralll
for
,
ration
from
28
mills
taxation
for
school
pur-t
h
Sang
of
Cran-
poies
to
nine
mills.
But
by
re-
ol
the
t'BCM
dele-
moval
of
the
sales
tax
grant,
"
saw
the
premier
which
In
Prlnre
Rupert'
case
1(1
"We
Iwve
been
last
year
was
1101.000.
balance
ilernative.
We
have
to
of
school
cosU
would
have
to
'
plan
because
n
s
come
from
general
revenue
of
'ltll
the
blldcet
wnH
munlltmlltlna
500,000
pounds.
Last
year
Canada
and
the
Two
Injured
In
Car
Crash
Botherhood
of
Pulp,
Paper
and
jGlenda
Bedford
whose
guardians
Sulphite
Workers
Union
local
claimed
she
had
been
stoned
by
here,
the
discussion
will
take
the
sadistic
playmates,
died
Satur-form
of
questions
to
the
students
;
ay
to
hospital
here,
concerning
their
opinions
on
in-
The
2i
--year-old
daughter
of
dustry
in
the
area
and
what
kind
Mrs.
Clara
Bedford
was
taken
to
of
a
future
they
think
Prince
,
hospital
unconscious
and
covered
Rupert
can
offer
Its
pupils
of
j
with
bruises
three
days
age.
today.
,
United
8tatcs
together
landed
62.282.000
pounds
from
areas
under
regulation
largest
catch
in
37
years.
Canada's
share
was
worth
$4,200,00020
Umes
the
to
a
storm.
But
the
weather
cleared
on
the
coast
and
the
Okanagan
Air
Services
helicopter
piloted
by
Pete
Cornwall
reached
Stewart.
"Then
we
had
the
edge
in
the
race."
Richardson
told
of
spending
10
days
on
the
wind-swept
glacier
after
the
party
of
five
was
flown
in
by
the
'copter.
Surveyors
Thorn
Forrest
and
Thomas
Williams
were
the
hanced
-
i
....
'
.
..
.....
The
pupils
appearing
on
the
program
were
guests
Saturday.
ii
we
accept
me
iao
scuoui
board
estimates
now,
It
means
Off
Highway
The
driver
and
a
girl
passenger
of
a
car
which
careened
off
the
Port
Edward
highway
yesterday
afternoon
are
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
''utlon
for
postpone-fiwlorsed
at
anemerg-'f
munlcinalitv
ronto
In
a
few
days.
The
party
left
here
for
Victoria
for
an
interview
with
Mines
Minister
R.
E.
Sommers
before
heading
east.
Initial
development
will
mean
flying
excavation
crews
to
tho
peak
which
Richardson
described
as
a
natural
landing
strip
of
solid
ice.
Diamond
drilling
wo-uld
begin
almost
immediately.
When
the
mine
becomes
a
producer,
a
road
could
be
built
up
the
40-mile
gradual
slope
along
the
Chickamin
and
Leduc
rivers,
he
said.
The
Chickamin
empties
into
the
Behm
Canal,
part
of
the
north
Pacific
navigation
route
on
the
coast
ot
the
Alaska
Panhandle.
afternoon
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Company.
'council
will
have
to
raise
the
!
taxes
or
will
be
powerless
to
do
Court
Adopts
Revised
Assessments
other
members
of
the
first
min-
u"iay
which
was
at-
anything
this
year
In
public
k
Prillre
RllOei
..It
,
.
un-L
...
IH
Ulholan
MODEL
FARM
j
ing
group
to
scale
the
glacier.
1932
value.
BEGAN
IN
Msg
West
coast
commercial
halibut
fishing
began
In
1888
with
completion
of
the
transcontinental
railroads
which
opened
eastern
markets.
Annual
catch
grew
to
50.000,000
pounds
In
1905
but
became
uncertain
and
erratic
after
that
as
areas
were
fished
out.
At
the
Borden
Street
School
"nis
ana
Aid.
Kay
"I
ve
been
in
that
country
be
open
house
event
today,
more
than
100
parents
and
friends
fore."
said
Forrest.
"I
know
the
kind
of
weather
that
can
come
awfullv
Kllddpn
Tt'n
ft
irrwl
t.hintr
in
good
condition.
Lloyd
Jessie,
driver,
suffered
laceration
of
his
leg
and
facial
bruises
and
Miss
Carman
Caw-dell
suffered
Injured
ribs.
Second
passenger
In
the
car,
complimented
the
various
dis
Fire
Ruins
Powerhouse
OTTAWA
O
Millions
of
dol
a-.ked
that
no
mane
In
financing
m,,il
t:,e
ubcm.
Ilp
"Pixirtunllv
of
iro-
The
Prince
Rupert
court
ot
re-
jt
dldnit
get
30
below
or
wc
vision
Saturday
aaopiea
miWouldnt
nave
made
lt
out
plays
of
chlldrens
work,
especially
the
display
of
a
model
farm.
Mrs.
A.
Logan,
president
of
lnU
the
matter
with!
principle
suggested
assessments
again."
on
land
and
improvements
as
"ineni,
.lal
neetum
was
railed
lars
damuge
was
caused
today
when
fire
swept
through
the
huge
Chats
Falls
power
house
on
the
Ottawa
River,
30
miles
west
Since
1923
the
commission
has
regulated
areas
to
be
fished,
setting
quotas
to
meet
changing
needs.
Nursery
areas
have
been
established,
where
fishing
is
completely
forbidden.
It
also
seta
a
quota
for
the
entire
fishery,
which
at
present
averages
Donald
Smith,
escaped
Injury.
RCMP
said
the
accident
took
place
a
mile
and
a
half
east
of
the
city
limits
when
the
rear
end
of
the
car
began
to
sway
on
the
slippery
pavement
causing
the
car
to
leave
the
road
and
crash
Into
a
ditch.
About
$500
damage
was
uune
to
the
car.
"
onounred
govern-
tolpeout
themuni-
Mobs
Stone
American
Cars
As
Riots
Continue
in
Iran
of
the
capital.
Unofficial
estimates
of
dam
Borden
Street
Parent-Teacher
;
proposed
by
Acting
Assessor
W.
Association,
was
in
charge
of
.
r.
Long.
the
tea
served
to
visitors.
j
The
1953
land
values
will
thus
Tomorrow,
King
Edward,
be
Increased
by
about
25
per
cent
School
holds
its
open
house,
be-
j
over
last
year,
and
the
tmprove-ginning
at
1:45
p.m.
Parents
are
ment
values
will
remain
about
invited
to
tour
the
classrooms
.
the
same,
which
will
continue
with
regular
With
exception
of
a
few
"glar-
I
"'"-
mrd
share
of
the
'on
bu
ps
T
age
ranged
a
high
as
$5,000,000.
?m
of
grants
,Fire
broke
out
following
an
ex-
1'",n
cost.
I
about
54.000,000
pounds
a
year.
1
plosion
in
a
transformer.
TEHRAN,
Iran
CP)
Mobs
cused
them
of
inciting
demonstrators
against
the
seat
work.
At
2:30
p.m.
a
pro-
ing
aiscrepencies
"
'shouting
anti-American
slogans
gram
by
the
students
will
be
'
peals
which
numbered
less
-nan
presented
in
the
auditorium
andi
12,
revision
court
chairman
wnea
Unltea
statf
ca
at
3:15
a
"silver
tea"
will
be
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
said
the
homes
today
as
riots
continued
Mossadegh
also
fired
his
army
chief-of
-staff.
Gen.
M
a
h
m
u
d
served
by
the
teachers.
Proceeds
proposed
figures
were
adopted
as
in
Iran's
capital.
Girls
Protest
Bill
to
Tax
Bachelors
of
the
tea
will
be
donated
to
tne
presented.
Supporters
of
Premier
Mossa-
Baharmast,
accusing
him
of
not
acting
promptly
to
check
anti-government
rioters.
The
revised
assessment
were
degh
appeared
to
galning
tne
IllUit...
.
...
''KAVIC8
prepared
by
Mr.
Long
after
the
upper
hand
in
demonstrations
Ark.
(AP)H
1
"
a
RK
and
har-
representutive
Jim
Assist
10
know
vueen
Alexander
solarium
in
Victoria,
said
Principal
R.
G.
Moore.
SIMILAR
PRACTICE
On
Wednesday,
Conrad
Street
School
opens
its
doors
to
the
parents
of
its
pupils,
and
on
Thursday
both
Booth
Memorial
High
School
and
Annunciation
School
will
observe
a
similar
practice.
At
Booth,
tea
will
be
served
at
,3
p.m.
by
students
of
the
biggest
list
of
appeals
in
tne
city's
history
against
the
assessments
drawn
up
by
Harry
Daggett,
city
assessor,
faced
the
court
of
revision.
Last
year's
taxable
land
value
In
the
city
was
$2,279,601.
The
value
of
improvements,
of
which
50
per
cent
la
taxable,
totalled
$7,259,585.
Total
value
ofland
and
improvements
for
taxation
pur
Constituents
and
fellow
house
members
pestered
Bruton
with
pleas
of
"Kill
the
bill,
kill
the
bill."
Newspaper
editors
wrote
stinging
editorials.
Some
bachelors
threatened
to
leave
the
state
for
positions
elsewhere.
This
further
worried
the
Apasbbhauw.
Hastily,
Pruton
declared
the
bill
was
"all
a
joke."
He
withdrew
the
measure
and
pleaded,
"Let's
drop
the
whole
thing."
A
bachelor
member
of
the
name,
confessed
the
whole
thing
was
designed
as
a
joke
on
htm.
"They
were
all
kidding
me,
bark
in
the
rear
rows
of
the
house,
about
some
marriage
bill
we
were
considering
and
telling
me
how
much
harder
it
was
going
to
be
for
me
to
persuade
some
girl
to
take
me
on
for
life.
"Then
somebody
thought
up
the
bachelors'
tax
bill
and
the
first
thing
I
knew
they
were
telling
me
how
much
it
was
going
to
cost
me
to
stay
single
another
year."
Islutor,
a
happily
married
man
with
two
sons,
suddenly
found
himself
besieged
with
a
deluge
of
mall,
telegrams,
phone
calls
and
harsh
knocks
on
his
door,
A
group
of
unmarried
Little
Rock
girls
quickly
formed
the
Apasbbhauw
short
for
the
Association
for
the
Prevention
of
Amnnlng
and
Stampeding
Bachelors
Beyond
the
Hopes
of
Arkansas'
Unmarried
Women
and
In
radio
Interviews
and
newspaper
columns
vigorously
protested
passage
of
the
bill.
which
have
alternately
assailed
and
defended
the
Nationalist
leader.
Mossadegh,
meanwhile,
moved
to
re-establish
his
hold
on
the
government's
reins
after
a
mob
attack
on
his
home
Saturday
which
sent
him
dashing
In
pyjamas
for
traditional
sanctuary
ot
the
parliament
building.
The
government
arrested
70
army
officers
65
retired
and
five
on
the
active
list
and
ac
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudiness
today
and
Tuesday.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
northwest
(25)
at
exposed
locations,
elsewhere
light.
Low
to
night
and
high
Tuesday,
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
35
and
42.
,i-)n
me
state.
bachelor
as
not
not
nrr'
wh0
"vlng
Tvitn
hlg
V"ar-ol
'rcslunan
leg-
Home
Economics
class.
poses
in
1953
will
be
presented
Downtown
displays
of
work
to
city
council
shortly.
house,
who
declined
use
of
ms