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VOLUME XVII
Night Express
Jumps Track In
fort To Make Up
For IA)st Time
LITTLE FALLS N Y
April 20--(UP)--The Lake
Shore Limited luxury New
York-to-Chicago night ex
press jumped the tracks and
crashed into a cliff while
speeding at a forbidden 60
mile-an-hour clip to make
up for lost time investiga-
tors of the New York Central
wreck said tonight
The wreck the line's IVA fatal
accident in 17 years occurred at
11:35 pm ?riday when the 245
4 westbound passengers were settling
down for the night The Limited I six room home in the creem—-
rounding a sloping curve below a IRidge addition east Of the city
200 foot high cliff left the rails
timndered over the other three Davis Building Home Roosevelt Calls
A Mx room modern bungalow at
tracks of the right of way and
1027 East Third street will be n
piled up-one ear after another r an Mrs Franc
: built for Mr Mis u
25 Botika Are Counted Upon Democrats
Davis Stephenson-Browne Lum
Tonight officials estimated the
ber company will begin work
death toll would reach SI Twenty-
Monday To Name Liberal
Pve bodies had been accounted for
In a United Press check of hospi- Plans for a model four room
tabs in the vicinity Sixty-five FHA house have been approved Charges Republican Can
4) identified persons were on the in- 1 and construction will begin soon
pied list but the estimate of in- i T J Hughes Jr will build the didates Offer Only Return
jurrd was in the neighborhood of I house which will be completely To 1929 Conditions
100 modern throughout in the 1100 I
The body of the 25th victim an 1 m
block on East Third street 1 WARM SPRNOS Ga April 20
unidentined man clad in pajamas Hughes has just completed the I (UP) --President Roosevelt to-
was recovered from the wreckage
late today
Only le bodies had been identi-
fied The others were mangled and
officials said they may never es-
tabliAi positive identification of
some of them
ag A heavy snow fell all day at the
rCPIle of the wreck and more than
5000 spechilois lined the tracks on
both sides as rescue workers tisine
acetylene torches cut away the
ace' sides and tops of the Pullman
rats and coaches and removed
bodies
Maas of Twisted Steel t
Tonight the rescuers still were
working away at two passeuger
cars' which had 'beetr —wrapped
around the locomotive and bag-
gage car They were a mass of
wi waited t steel broken and bent
partly by an explosion in the loco-
1 motive Ls it ripped away from the
1
tracks
" Officials attempting to determine
1 the cause of the accident put to-
rether the stories of survivors
The train one which the New
l'ot k Central had in service over
1 the Water Level route in competi-
tion for the New York-Chicago
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Met:—
0461ionta: increwiing otiniditirois
ond wannor Monday except in raw
kontlie: Monday renrraity fair In
writ portion cloudy In omit hew-
rro in xtrerno rost rooter
Retailers Elect
Board for 1940
Board Members Anilounc-
ed Saturday First Meet
ing Will Be Wednesday
" Eleven new directors were voted
to ihn bcard by the Cushing Retail
Aerchants Association here it was
evealed Saturday in the official
bulk tin of the local organization
The first official meeting will be
held Wednesday following the reg-
liar credit 1111161CW at the Cushing
hotel ivhm a chairman and vice
rhairman will be elected
A financial statement for the
past year will be submitted to the
board at this time
The board acts in an advisory
capacity for the organization and
rawhides: Lloyd Escott Gene Smith
It G Boat' ight T J Hughes Jr
L D Hinds N C McCoy Von
Price Prank Brooks ItOtli8 Wal-
tPni C C 8chmelvP1 and Hugh
Abercrombie
Funeral Services For
Mrs Edgar Today
) ' ' Funeral services for Mrs Matti
Edgar of Ponca City will be held
' Akre this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
I Ti the Methodist church with Rev
Golden Shook in charge of the
services
Mrs Edgar died Friday :n
' Ponca City after a long illness
I She was a former resident ol
Cushing having lived here 25
years She was the mother of the
: late Homer Fultz of Cushing who
I died in HMI
Survivors are two grandchildren
of Cubhing Wanda and ' Donie
Zultz another grandson Delbeit
tultz and a son George Fultz of
1 Ponca City
Mr and Mrs Groom
' Buy Home Here
1 Mr and Mrs Ralph Groom
' Slave purchased a five room mod
em house at 503 South Cleveland
which formerly belonged to L J
nigh it was announced by the
Ilrake agency today
11 Mr and Mrs Groom have mov-
ed into the house which they plan
to make their home Groom 's
employed here with the Banta re
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UUSHING A1LY CITIZ El
LIVEST DAILY LARGEST CIRCULATION BETWEEN OKLAHOMA CITY 'AND TULSA
EntAireb se likeen4 Clime bisttat May 4 Ira at I 4'0414141de be Obebbeet Okla Vadat Ase Mask 11 Day Isumtp4 flaturdap
Fear Death Toll Will Reach
31 In Kety York Train Mishap
Estimate 100 Persons Injured
More Residential Homes Are
Being Constructed In City
Several New llouscs Under Construction
Scores Being Remodeled Lumbermen
Expect More Building
Several news home will start soon or are under con-
struction this week while re-modeling and property im-
provements continue to register increases to substantiate
Cushing's stability a survey Saturday revealed
This is the largest number of houses constructed here
at one time in ten years and is likely only a beginning ac-
cording to resorts from active contractors and lumbermen
who are receiving many inquiries daily on home building
Leroy Itetherford is constructing a two story frame
on Dr H C Groff's property
which has been rented
A five room frame dwelling on
the Mrs E J Blank farm five
miles west of town on Highway 33
is nearing completion
Homes Get Improvements
An attractive native stone ve-
neer is being applied to the Ray
Oliver home at 625 South Cleve-
land street The E H Tegge
home at 932 East Maple street has
recently been remodeled and re-
decorated both inside and outside
L E Tanner has Just completed
the remodeling and modernizing
of his eight room home at 611
East Oak The Elza A Cunning-
ham home at 310 East Sixth is
also being remodeled and mod-
ernized On East Moses street five
homes are being remodeled in the
same block including: Frank
Smith home at 726 East Moses
the R B Shirley home at 715
East Moses which has had sev-
eral rooms added Mrs Alice Hop-
kins home at 718 East Moses
Mrs L H Hopper's home at 726
East Moses and the E U Benson
home at 724 East Moses which
they recently purchased and are
remodeling and modernizing
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didates Offer Only Return
To 1929 Conditions
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construction this week of another I night ca-lle—d—u-po—n- the Democratic
four room house at 1104 East !party to nominate a liberal can-
Third and outside painting began didate for the presidency and
Saturday Both of therm houses charged that Republiean candi-
will be for sale ' dates are offering only a return to
Miller Plans Completed 1929 conditiorui which precipitated
The Long-Bell Lumber corn- this country's worst social and
pany is expected to begin work economic collapse
soon on a four room modern Wthout modifying the secrecy
house in the 1100 block on East with which he surrounded the
Cherry for Hugh Hamilton possibility he may aeek a third
Plans have been completed and term Mr Roosevelt urged Demo-
approved for a modern attractive crats to select true liberals to car-
dwelling which will be erected in ry their banner in the presiden-
the 1000 block on East Oak street I Val and vice presidential cam-
by the T J Hughes Lumber corn-ipaigns
pany for Earnest Miller i Criticizes Opponents
A three MCItil house OM High-t— In a Lighting speecb-adttresSed
way 18 was completed this week to young -Democrats of America
on Dr H C Groff's property he bitterly criticized opponent
which has been rented who he said are trying to "fright-
A five room frame dwelling on en the country by telling the peo-
the Mrs E J Blank farm five pie that the present administra-
miles west of town on Highway 33 tion is trying to put this nation
ix nearing completion into war" The nation he said
Homes Get Improvements knows better than to be deceived
An attractive native stone Ye- by any such arguments
neer is being applied to the Ray Even before the national con-
Oliver home at 625 South Cleve- yentions Mr Roosevelt said the
land street The E H Tegge presidential campaign has fallen
home at 932 East Maple street has to a low estate In a remark ob-
recently been remodeled and re- viously directed at Thomas E
decorated both inside and outside Dewey Republican presidential
L E Tanner has Just completed aspirant he said that he does not
the remodeling and modernizing subscribe to the preachment of a
of his eight room home at 611 t Republican aspirant for the presi-
East Oak The EIza A Cunning- dency who tells you In effect
ham home at 310 East Sixth is' that the United States and the
also being remodeled and mod- people of the United States should
ernized do nothing to try to bring about
On East Moses street five a better order a more secure or-
homes are being remodeled in the der of world peace when the time
same block including: Frank comes"
Smith home at 728 East Moses "your government is keeping a
the R B Shirley home at 715 cool head and a steady hand"
East Moses which has had sev- Mr Roosevelt said He added that
eral rooms added Mrs Alice Hop- on this premise he was directing
kin's home at 718 East Moses his address to domestic events
Mrs L H Hopper's home at 726 rather than to international af-
East Moses and the E U Benson (Turn to page 2 column 6)
home at 724 East Moses which
they recently purchased and are DitUMBIGHT WINS
remodeling and modernizing
SWEEPSTAKES AT
School Bus Ruled ENID BAND MEET
Out By Attorney
For Hillside Trip
Attorney-General Mac Q Wil-
liamson ruled this week that a
school bus must be used to trans-
port pupils to and from school and
for that purpose alone when the
Hillside Travel club asked for an
opinion
The club formed by students
contributes small monthly
amounts to finance summer trips
had planned to use the bus at
their own expense and keep it in
repair
These trips are described as pat t
of the education for children and
It S198 hoped the bus could be used
for this purpose The Hillside
school has been following the
travel idea for years Students
have gone as far south is Monter-
rey Mexico and have visited a
number of historical places in the
nation
r Did You See?
THE spring vogue for "yo-
yos"? They seem to appear
as a tri-ennial crop This
season they came out as sud-
denly as mushrooms and now
you meet somebody weaving
along the street manipulating
a "yo-yo" In nearly every
block
Gardening In 'progress in
many a Cushing yard? Ever-
greens are being delivered to
many homes including the
Floyd Coffee ' and Chester
Smith and a third located In
the SOO block East Moses on
'
he north stde of the street-
ENID Okla April 20--WP)--
The annual tri-state band festi-
val ended tonight with a massed
band concert and the awarding of
senior high school sweepstakes
Drumright Okla
Harding of Oklahoma City was
first for the third consecutive
year in the Junior high school dt-
IribiOn The massed concert presented
by 350 high school musician
drew a capacity crowd of appro
mately 2500 persons to Cony -Ation
hall Directors were th3 10
nationally-known bandsmen wit
served as festival Judges
Thirty-thouand persons witn
sed a morning parade of n re
than 80 competing bands and
drum corps from Oklahoma Kan-
sas and Texas
Harding was first In junior high
parade and orchestra competi-
tions and second in junior high
band The Wewoka Okla band
won first in Class B parade to-
day It previously bad taken first
In Class A sight reading for bandc
Loudspeaker Installed
For Community Sales
Colonel George Scabs installed
a loudspeaker purchased for use
at the Cushing community sales
held each Monday at the fair-
grounds east of town Seaba ex-
perimented 71i1 the loudspeaker
for four weeks and found it satis-
factory and decided to purchase it
for use permanently
Sales have been l'Aiding up
slightly better than 1939 for the
same period and with the price of
hogs on the increase Stabs antici-
pates very good Emit next week
WIDE SEARCH
UNDERWAY FOR
STATE 13ANDffS
Oklahoma Motorists
Warned Not To Park On
Roadside Robbers Strike
Again
OKLAHOMA CITY April
20—(UP) — Two maaked
armed bandits who roam
lonely stretches of Oklahoma
highways after dark to rob
occupants of parked cars
were the object of an in
tensified manhunt by 14 coree
of state and county officers
tonight
Even ats word came Saturday of
the bandit pairs latest victim--
the third within 24 hours--4itate
highway patrol officers prepared
for a drive to halt the series if
hijackings
Special patrols were ordered
out tonight to warn motorists
against parking along the road-
side Patrolmen were notified to re-
main with the occupants of ears
that were stalled until they
reached a garage
The bandits struck last early
today Mat Mothow BartlesvillJ
Okla truck driver said he wu
awakened by two masked armed
men Ps he slept in his truck four
and one-half miles northeast of
Elgin Okla
He said they flashed pistols
and ordered him to give them
his money The pair took SU
then bound Mothow with ball-
ing wire and drove off in his
truck The abandoned vehicle
was found two miles from the
scene of the robbery
Mothow W RS the seventh person
to be robbed under sinular cir-
cumstances within the past few
weeks
Twa other persons sleeping in
cars beside highways were robbed
early Friday Mrs F M Hubbatd
of Los Angeles Calif was robbed
of $22 and trussed with bailing
wire as she slept in her car on UB
Highway 66 near Luther Okla
O Gentri of Burger Tex ea-
ported he was robbed of 62 and
tied to a tree on the same high-
way near Chandler Okla ear-
lier the same morning -
The bandits use cautious tac-
tics Motorists whom they rob
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Former Refinery
Employee Dies
John Asa Wright Dies Sat-
urday Morning Following
Heart Attack
John Asa Wright age 83 years
died Saturday morning at his home
at 311 East Pecan street following
a heart attack Mr Wright came
to Oklahoma from Texas In 1907
and moved to Cu-shing In 1914
where he was employed with the
alep Rock Refinery until he re-
tired several years ago He was
born in Coweta County Georgia
July 10 1856 He has long been a
member of the Baptist church
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2 o'clock at the First
Baptist church Burial will be
made at Tryon
Surviving relatives include seven
daughters Mrs Tina Richards Mill
City Oregon Mrs Eli Vassar Rip-
ley Okla Mrs Etta Lewis Cali-
fornia Mrs Delia Clark Tillamock
Oregon Mrs Alma Tatum Musko-
gee Okla Mrs Dova DeJarnett
Cushing Mrs Aimeda Dodd Salem
Illinois one son W A Wright Los
Angeles California 40 randchil-
dren and several great-rand chil-
dren He is also survived by seven
brothers and two sisters of Alabama
Special Exams
For Teachers
Are Announced
The special examination in Okla-
homa History School Law and Ag-
riculture will be held Saturday
April 27 A paming grade made in
these subjects may be substituted
for the course to meet requirements
for teaching certificates Appli-
cants are to report at the office of
the county superintendent in the
court house at 8:00 am There is
a $200 examination fee
Regular teacher's examinations
will beheld at the county superin-
tendent's office Thursday and Fri-
day April 25 and 26 beginning at
8:00 am
These 8peCilli examinations are
held only once during the year
Five Killed 15
Hurt In Explosion
LONDO N April 20---(UP)--
Five men were killed and 15 oth-
ers injured today in an explosion
in a munitions factory in north
London bringing to 31 the death
toll in six British powder factory
or munitions works blasts strict
the war started
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The new jitter spot in Europe While Italy's fleet reportedly was
on the move in the area England and France pushed defense meas-
urea in Syria Egypt Palestine Iraq Iran and India Turkey's fleet
look up positions in the sea of Marmora near Gallipoli While Nazi
quarters intimated Italy uas prepared to enter the war on the side of
Germany the Balkan neutrals prepared for eventtutlities
Little Neutrals Strengthen
For
Precautions Against Threat
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ANISTERDAM April 20--(UP)--Europe's little neutrals strength- nin
eyed their precautions tonight against internal or external threats nd
tluit they Would be dragged into the war hit
n un
Belligerent war planes spies Communists Nazis and even the thru
possibility of armed action by a warring power were causes for gov- lines
ernment action in Holland Sweden Rumania Belgium Switzerland 1)47
and other small nations Pr
TENSION RUNS HIGH by
said
Indicative of the tension felt through Europe were the following
developments reported in United Press dispatches: poi
Dutch and Belgian anti-aircraft guns and fighting planes brought t our
down a German and a French plane after a number of aerial dog life
fights over neutral territory the
Novi(
In Brussels it was disclosed that police investigation of possible —
"trojan horse" plots against Belgium had uncovered Communist leaf-Ion r
lets in many dwellings in Mons in western Belgium A woman was press
believed to have distributed the leaflets snow
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MUST LEAVE ARMS Fren
At Bucharest the official gazette published an order stating that 5500
all armed merchant ships entering the Danube river from the Black c
sea must leave their arms at the port of Sulina and that all vessels
coming down the river from the direction of Germany must leave E
their arms at Bazias
There had been recent charges by Nazis that British forces 1
planned to raid the river in an effort to sink German barges and cut! 0
off river traffic especially transport of oil to the reich
At Stockholm the Swedish police raided headquarters of the C'
Swedish national socialists (Nazis) and confiscated today's issue of I
their newspaper "The Swedish Popular Socialist" Political circles
at Stockholm sought to minimize the importance br the action and Bei
said the party had little influence in national affairs It has a mem- durir
bership of about 12000 and the newspaper circulation is about 5000 the (
city
Sad Farewell In War Time
(UP)
Here is a sad farewell in London sin this sohlier bids goodbye to
his wits 'and &IR as be prepares to return to the war front
FULL 12At3ED FIRS PV1C1
Described in Messages As Probable First
Important Action Of War French S
diers Land And Advance With Artillery
Toward Germany's Line
BULLETIN!
LONDON Sunday April 21—(UP)—The air
ministry said early today that the Royal Air Force had
attacked a German airdrome in Denmark
STOCKHOLM April 20—(UP)—Britimh French and
Norwegian troops were reported maming at three points
on the west coast of Norway tonight for a powerful count
er-offensive against the German army north and 8outh of
Trondheim
A battle for possession of Trondheim with the isolat-
ed and betieiged Norwegian fortress of Ilegra in the cen
ter of the battlefield was described in messages to nen
tral diplomats as the probable first major action—an en
gagernent that may be already in progress
OPPOSING FORCES STRONGER
The opposing forces were believed by military ex-
perts here to be stronger than previously indicated and
supported by heavy artillery The British-French troops
were expected to go into action as quickly as po8sible itt
an effort to relieve llegra fortress
Frontier dispatches said that the red white and blie
flag of Norway still flew over the fortress this morning
despite several German attacks and
a heavy bombardment by German —
airplanes Cushing Band To
A recapitulation of the military
developmenta in Norway as based
FIGHT OFF NAZIS Parade Monday
:
LONDON April 20—(EP)—Great At Guthrie
Britains ' powerful naval and &A-
forces reported trnight that they Drum Corps Also Enter-
had fought off intenallyting Nazi !
aerial attacks in Norwegian waters! eci In Pioneer's Celebra-
r net that an Allied Expeditionary!
Force bad occuped "certain points tion Contest
of vantage in the Scandinavian
owataftemhtattast Gamy1 Cushing's 78-piece band that
took the sweepstakes at Shawnee)
Three German airplanes were
tika iteaa 114 the Nazi ate fleelj and Tahlequah 'and the 34-pters
Arum corps win enter another
rsincil bombs al British wanihips
a contest Monday—thia time for
nd transports without scoring
89ent celebration
cam prize money — at the Guthrie
hit iteeording to an admiraity
IT unique and in a iliVitt counter-
thrast against Germany's supply When the parade forms at 9
lines to Norway two Nazi troop 8 m both musical unit a from
transports were reported torpedoed I Cushing will be in the long line
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zind transports without scoring a 10lit VW onviludy---tilla LIALIC WE
bit according to an admiraity e
IT unique and in a sw ill counT
thrust against Gerniany's supply' When the parade forms at 9
lines to Norway two Nazi troop a M both musical unit a from
transports were reported torpedoed Cushing Will be in the long line
LIn: P8r9iel'e N e MelciTlebreY th
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by British submarines waiting (A) pass before the revies
Prior to this a ltertioon's attack ing stand and get a crack at the
by German planes (which Berlin prizes
said occurred at Rotnisdatsljord 125' Sixty-three of the states finest
iles south of the Nazi-oerupied bands will be competing for the
poit of Trondheim official British prize money which is $100 $75
ourees had said that not a single' and $50 in the band division and
life had been lost in transporting 850 to the winning drum corps
the Allied Expeditionary Force to SPeeial Brills
Norway Director Wesley Oaks has been
I having special drill the past sev-
on neutral diplomatic advices and eral days getting his units ready
press dispatches friun the frontier for the parade Judging will be
showed: made on music stunts in front of
Trondheim zo n e — British and the reviewers alignment march
French forces said to number up to precision and carriage
55000 men were reported landing The Cushing band has worked
(Turn to page 2 column 6) up a special stunt a diamond
movement A diamond is figured
while twirlers remain inside
Extend Time Band members will leave Cui11-
I ing at 7 a m Monday
On Hauling
City Debris
Because of the rainy weather
during the past week deadline on
the date that trucks will cover the
city to pickup trash has been ex-
tended to next Saturday Alvin
Cielbhar committee head in charge
said Saturday
The junior lire patrol will hold
inspection Thursday and Friday
Gelb har stated
Original deadline for the trash
to be put in the alleys so that
trues could haul it away was Sat-
urday but the time was extended
because of the weather
Cleaning up debris around the
htnnes and buildings in Cushing is
one phase of the current clean-up
cimtpaign being waged to give the
city a spring touch-up
Other phases of the campaign
embrace the fixing of fences plant-
ing of flowers whitewashing or
tree& and a general fix-up altogether
1Did You Hear?1
THAT Cushing has a reputa-
tion over the state Par-
ticularly in Oklahoma City
for having an adequate and
pure water supply? The situ-
ation has become so acute in
the state capital that most
people building new homes
include a water well in the
Improvements and many al-
ready owning homes are drill-
ing wells In some places they
are drilling as much as 500
feet to get water according to
one homeowner's statement
Of Quinton Outman who is
studying law at night school
in Oklahoma City where he is
employed u a salesman mak-
ing application to take the
bar examination?
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Rain May Fall
In State Monday
OKLAHOMA CITY April 20—
(UPi—Increasing cloudiness and a
slight temperature change may
bring additional showers to Okla-
homa Monday
Weather Forecaster Harry Wabl-
gren said tonight that the mercury
will drop slightly atter going into
the eighties Sunday and that east-
ern sections probably will receive
Pelt reInS
GI:MIME Okla April 20—
1 UPI—Outhrie becomes the capi-
tal of old Oklahoma territory
again for one day Monday on the
5Ist anniversary of the run ef
1889
More than 100000 citizens in-
cluding pioneers Indians and high
state and federal dignitaries start-
ed arriving tonight for the an-
nual celebration marking the es-
tablishment of Oklahoma as a ter-
ritorY Phillips to Attend
Among the visitors will be Gov
Leon Phillips who will ride in
the annual 89er parade and fed-
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Deep Rock Employees
Purchase Homes Here
It R (Bob) Starr announced
today the sale of acreage near
the Deep Bock fcchool and a house
located at 1123 &tat Pecan straet
Mr and Mrs Ralph Waddell
purchmed a four room seml-modern
house and one and a half
acres near the Deep Rock school
which they plan to make their
home Wade 11 is employed at the
Deep Rock refinery
Mr and Mrs Edgar Beene pur-
chased the modern four room
brick house at 1123 East Pecan
which was formerly the Starr
home They plan to make it their
home Beene is employed at the
Deep Rock plant
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The Cushing Daily Citizen (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 223, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 21, 1940, newspaper, April 21, 1940; Cushing, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2174915/m1/1/: accessed July 13, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.