Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1942 — Page 44

Department Stores Lead Buying Increases Throughout Indiana

By ROGER BUDROW

THE PUBLIC IS BUYING WHILE the buying is good, Judging from the government report on stores sales. Not counting the chain stores or large department stores, Indiana retailers sold 9 per cent more (in dollar volume) last month than in October, 1941. October sales were 8 per cent over September. Indiana’s department stores last month did a business 36 per cent greatir than October last year, according to the commerce departiient. Dry goods and general merchanise stores also did very well, showing a.59 per cent gain over 1941, Other gains inclided general] stores; up 51 per nent; apparel ~ stores, up 40 per cen; food stores, up 40 per cent; drug stores, up 31 ! per cent, and restaurants, cafeterizs and lunchrooris, up 22 per cent Dollar volume of auto deal- | ers was down 69 per ent and lum-ber-suilding matericls dealers’ sale: ~were off 6 per cent. v Eh ansville’s war ss boor 1 boosted OcMr. Budrow {,p.. sales there 38 per cent over 1941. Gary was up

N. A. M. ASSAILS WP CONTROL

Says Steel Mills Capable of ~ Out-Producting Axis by 42 Per Cent.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12 (U. P).— Unbalanced distribution rather than inadequate production is re-\

n r| sponsible for any steel shortages in Er arr Teme Nadie Un 25 1° the United States, the Nations: so Indianapolis did 11 pr cent better Sociation of Manufacturers asserted than last year and It. Wayne 12 today on the basis of an exhaustive per cent. Marion's ri tail sales fell Study. 13 per .cent and Mic! igan City’s 8 Estimating that American steel per cent. mills are capable of turning out at least 45 per cent more steel than ¢. 3 all of the axis and axis-dominated _ BECAUSE OF labor shortages | ations combined, the association 2M certain areas of tlie state, In- | 0:4 thot “faulty planning by gov“diana will not get th eight hemp ernment agencies, lack of co-ordin-mills it was entitled to-and will |ation in the war programs of the get ‘only four or six at the best. army navy and maritime commisThe sites of thes four have |sion, and failure to realize the inbeen decided upon bit not made |adequacies of the priorities system public yet. The government will | contributed to the present dilembuild ‘them and they will cost

ma.” around $320,000 apiece,

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12,500 ARRIVE

‘Early Top Is $13.85 for 160 to 200 Pounders; 500 Calves Received.

The Indianapolis hog market today remained unchanged from yesterday, with an early top of $13.85 on 160 to 200 pounders. Receipts included 575 cattle, 500 calves, 12,510 hogs and 1800 sheep.

HOGS (12,500) 120- 140

13.70@13,15 330- 360 pounds [email protected]

Medivm— : 160- 220 pounds 13.25@ 13.65 Packing Sows Cholce— pounds pounds ... pounds ... pounds ....

Good to 270- 300 300- 330 330- 360 360- 400 Goad— 400-,450 450- 500 Medium — 250- 550 pounds Slaughter Pigs Medium and Good— 9(~ 120 pounds [email protected]

CATTLE (575)

Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers

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pounds .... pounds

~~ PEAGE PRODUCT WAS BIG HELP

U. S. Rubber Co. Experiments With Auto Tire Tubes Aid in War.

Times Special

NEW YORK, Nov, 20.—United [email protected] States Rubber Co.'s experience in making puncture-proof sealing tubes [email protected] tor automobile tires enabled that

Choice. — ' 70C- 900 pounds ....... a $15.75@ 17.00 P 900-1100 oe ov. [email protected] 1100-1300 ve vee. [email protected] 1300-1500 sere. [email protected] Good— : 700- 900 90C-1100 1100-1300 1300-1500 Medium— 700-1100 pounds ... 1100-1300 pounds ... Conimon— 700-1100 pounds ..... Sensagan > Heifers Cholce—

600- 800 pounds 800-1000 nounds

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United States type gasoline tank

but adds to the flight distance of our war planes.

- Equally important,

entirely of nonstrategic materials, using neither rubber nor aluminum, ends for new unit.

tank itself.

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Rubber Co. is producing a new that not only "keeps 'em flying"

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Below—Overall view of the Report Shows.

~ WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (U. PJ). —Independent retailers in the Unite ed States in October had a sales gain of 9 per cent over September and of 12 per cent .over October, 1941, according to the U. S. departs ment of commerce.

states. Jewelry stores led all other retail trades with a sales gain of 82 per cent in October over the same month of last year. In the note

creases also were recorded for dry goods and general merchandise stores, 44 per cent each; department stores, 32 per cent; apparel stores, 32 per cent; drug stores, 31 per cent, and food stores, 29 per cent. General stores and eating and drinking places registered gains of 30 per cent. Filling stations, how= ever, showed a sales drop of 11 per cent, which was the only decline below October, 1941, shown in the non-durable goods lines. In the durable goods lines, furni= ture stores and hardware stores registered increases of 14 and 4 per cent, respectively, in dollar sales for October of this yeff compared with the 1941 month, Lamber-builde ing materials dealers recorder a de cline of 8 per cent in thelr sales and motor vehicle dealers had a drop of 61 per cent in their dollap volume compared with October, 1941,

[email protected] ; : p : 13.75@14 85 | COMPANY to pioneer in the produc-] .e Ad X - [email protected]| tion of buljet-sealing fuel cells for wes [email protected] .

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Good600- 800 pounds 800-1000 pounds Medinm— 500- 900 pounds Common — 500- 900 pounds

Cows (all weights) 10.15@ 12.00 [email protected] 7.75@ 10.00

airplanes. The company developed 271 different types of sealing compounds in its experiments. |

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PUBLIC IS ASKED TO LEND NINE BILLION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (U. P.).

WAR BUSINESS

If you can manufacture any of these materials, contact the war

YOUNG WILL DISCUSS INDIAN PROBLEMS

BEST FOODS SOLD 10 | ; A. L. Young, sales manager of | HECKER PRODUCTS = Lilly & Co. far eastern division, | will speak at a dinner meeting of

| ’ the foreign trade division of the NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (U. P).— Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce

The figures were based on reports from 15,132 independent stores in 34

durable goods lines, substantial ine =

i the work on the i : - # #3 the N. A. M. warned, “will be Bulls (all weights) In she'midst of She *"|—The greatest financing operation | proquetion poard, 10th floor, Hecker Produsis Corp. today an

INDIANAPOLIS DIPARTMENT stores continue to lead the mid-

thrown permanently out of step with basic material supplies, unless

(Yearlings Excluded) Bee!—

God ovina vy setmues [email protected]

fuel cells, England called for mmediate delivery of some of the cells]

in world history will be undertaken next month when the U, S. treasury

Circle Tower building, Indianapolis. Asterisk indicates plans and

{nounced acquisition of full control] {of the Best Foods, Inc., through the

tonight at the Indianapolis Athe letic club.

Mr, Young, who lived in India 10

department asks the American peo-

more effective control of distribu-! ple and banks to lend $9,000,000,000

tion is obtained.” The association's study—a 56-page pamphlet entitled War Production and Shortage of Basic Materials— asserted that “statements to the effect that lack of steel obstructs $ur munitions output are not borne out by the facts.”

WPB Has Pamphlet The study, which will be submit-

so that they could better fight Germany'’s planes which were already equipped with such devices. In desperation, England accepted

years, returned to this country only a few" weeks ago. He will discuss present conditions in India, its trade, products and people, K. R. LaForge, export manager of the Gibson Co., is chairman of the chamber’s foreign trade division,

Sausage— Good (all weights) Medium ................ Cutter and common

CALVES (500)

Vealers (all weights) Good and choice . Common and medium 11.00@ 15.00 Cull (75 lbs. up) [email protected] Feeder & Stocker Cattle & Calves Steers

west, Last week sales of the stores here were 257, above that week last year, better than either Detroit or Milwaukee did. : 8 » ‘ODDS AND END: Cigaret manufacturers expect rore smokers © will “roll-their-own” b:cause of increasing. tobacco taxes . . Opening .of the deer season 's causing an "increase in absenteeism in Michigan

specifications are on file there. * 11.50@12:35 : . [email protected]

| [Purchase of General Food Corp.'s [email protected]

to the government to meet war costs. BIDS WANTED minority interest in the company for Date mia $9,500,000,

According to Treasury Secretary | Invitation sheets of the sealing materials,| Henry Morsenthsl Jr. the huge| Number Closes | Hecker Products, which had preshi they wrapped around the|governmental borrowing program 1S 43.95 presh Fruits & Vegetables for | viols which v pp expected to be completed by the | t. Adm., Indpls viously owned 71 per cent of Best ” Foods stock, bcught the 29 per cent

fuel tanks and thus protected their | 5450S10-11- 18:43 Seal "Rope, Cotton 19 holdings of General Foods “in the| DAILY PRICE INDEX

| mi fter which | lanes from one of the chief dams-! middle of December a |e iTwine 2, panes the treasury does not contemplate | 5490-28-1]1-19-42—Ink | 24 interest of more effective operation,” NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (U. P) 24 | William J. Wardell, board chairman, Dun ‘& Bradstreet’s "daily weighted

gers of destruction. Dy A I 43-183 Laundry Baskets for Vet. Adm., Before the tanks were completed] any ur ler major Jin - natn, nd Vel adm aiawicn and put in production, they were] tions ins Februsiy, . iste Ind. Saw dor Ve. Adm, Marion, tested by the United States army.| In addition to this financing, the Dri 0 wide J ; | stated. [Dun 4 I These consisted of firing nine 30| treasury expects to receive a total Vet. ny Marr vf Rs = 24 The company obtained $3000.00] FERS He ate Sommoditie caliber bullets into the cells and/ of $2,500,000,000 from taxes and £5,151 ~ Cement, Maroon Tor Vel. Adm, 24 in 3 per cent bank loans to gnance| Compe tor niles when there were found to go 24, other income sources to supply an 43-173 _Paint, interior washable, for [the deal, and these are repayable yo Re 1 : 103 hours after the firing without the| aggregate of $11,500,000,000 in new | ,, gg" py ite Pipe, Unions, Valves for |in equal semi-annual instalments Week Ago Marana 160.45 loss of a drop of gasoline, they were | money for December. a gr iy Adm, Marion, Ind. {ho ed 2¢| overs period of seven years, he! sesserenceciesiaes \ i “For its new money needs during GPP EN ng. (Wh lor Vet. added Month ABO seveerairenreness 159.64 accepted. In perfecting the tank, | Adm. Indpls,, Ind. ....... ........ 25] ‘ Your LANG lin the company worked with 898 dif-| January the treasury will rely upon By -Curiaii Material, Marguisette or 2. Best Foods, which has earned an i go bait riesiterees Bh 3 ferent types of sealing materials. [further sales of tax savings notes, ansior g: 1 gh Ot. 1) sevisreese BL savings bonds and treasury bills,”

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LAUNCH GEORGIA SHIP WASHINGTON, Nov, 20 (U. P)y + —The first liberty ship built in, Georgia—the James Oglethorpe, was to be launched at the Southe eastern Shipbuilding Corp., Savan nah, today.

a Ewes (shorn) Good and choice . ........... $ 5.50@ 6.00 Cominon and choice 4.00@ 5.50

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD in cooperation with the Office of Defense Transportation

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. war plants. . . American troops ted to industrialists attendigg the Med ium— although it's out for civilians over|the war production board some time! J90; 900 POURds: here. . . The cocoa situation is before the new controlled materials 500 pounds down ..... ries improving because we ¢)ntrol north- 500 pounds down | for the priorities system governing Calves (heifers) supply comes from. , . Hoholulu|allocation of several materials. Good and Cholee— [email protected] 6679—Expansion, Rings . .............. 25 average of $1,685471 after taxes over 942 Low (Jan. 2 151 got 18 44-passenger busses thal| Combined steel making capacities Medjum— : : United States Rubber Co. today NIE at Nails for Vet. ‘the past six years, is engaged in|! Ww (Jan. 2) se.eeneees 54 Bounds own | 10996012.75 is making fuell cells ill six plants| Mr. Morgenthau stated. i | the manufacture and sale on a na» detoured them from Mayor La-|pire, and Russia on Jan. 1 amounted SHEEP AND LAMBS (1800) from coast to coast. In addition, ity The December financing OPera-|,;.;79_screen Wire Cloth, Fasteners, | tion-wide ' basis of Guardia's town. Collapsible to 130,970,000 net tons, contrasted! tion will include the offering of 21% | Nails, Awning Line for Vet. Adm, ! vitaminized vegetable margarine tubes for toothpaste ind vaseline|with only 61,000,000 net tons for| : ‘ 27 and the Hellmann's and Best Foods fiat iisrne?? 6676—Packing (Flax-tow, Semi-Metallic, { : of action. There also are “jettison - : Asbestos, Rubber) 27 | SEs : BE. of Europe except Russia, the report Good a 4 choice [email protected]) tanks which provide a plane with| 1948, and % per cent certificates of NAVY food specialities. It has plants in 3 3 A @ 7 # : i found. The United States was listed | Common. .° 12/[email protected] | fuel up to the scene of action, then| indebtedness due one year after! [ . _ Fuel-inlet-nipple g| BaYORNE, N, J, Chicago and San WHEAT IRREC ULAR as having a capacity of 88,570,000! ) iSsurivce. : 11345 Washers, +++ 3 Prancisco. ] Boy vo | Gi net tons as of Jan. 1 the figure | Head 131301300 full, IN FIRM MARKET oe nc the Feporb but Shee then ——e : The manufacture of these tanks : (the industry has increased its ca-| (OT E Qn has become such an important part . pacity to 89,198,320 net tons. FT HIB LIVES TOCK 5 od \ , Nov. . P.).—Hogs— ei r CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (U. P.. I Fi 10 of division, known as the fuel cell divi[Son the survey said, “several qual-| 240 We, 91550 248.500 Yor, $17.40; 300-400 | sion, has been created. “This becomes other markets firmed Hn the board ifications must be kept in mind. In Ibs., $13.05; 130-140 lbs., $12.80: 100-130! the 11th division and is the fifth to of trade today, lestimating the steelmaking capacity y : Roughs, $13; stags, i ne. t1=1 $9.50 down; calves, lambs, $14.50; of years. The other four are explowas off % to up % cint a bushel, [nental Europe, exclusive of Russia,|€¥es, $3.50 down. ~~ | sives, munitions, shell loading and corn up % to %, oa's up %, rye the capacities were rated at the CINCINNATI, Nov. 20 (U. P.j._Hogs_' synthetic rubber. ’ | i unchanged to up !s nd soybeans highest figure ever achieved before down 15 cents lower; sows, 25 cents lower; | 108. nL 53 paid for good and choice 160- : j unlikely that Germany can operat pf:5) 200-300 bs, $13.75. medium and Grainmen showed little interest t ca yk oe parate fart] to? capacity every iron and steel|$12.50@13. in the wheat market preferring plant in Europe, because of trans. |, C%t/le—400; calves—250; all kinds steady; await news from Wa: hington con- | ’ ; cows strong to 25@50c higher for week!’ High : ies and! ” [email protected]; stee heif 10@ ‘| Allegh Corp .. 3% % d-pri ube meas. | 28€S, and war inflicted damages, Hal re IC ilers, [email protected]; Allied Chem ..138'2 13812 poss t sbi Ho : f |aside from shortages of certain al-| medium cows, [email protected]; canners and| Allis-Chal + 3 230 i V- | : : ’ ures €lalming the atic ntion of go loying elements. Therefore, if any-|[email protected]; vealers weak to 50 cents and| Am Rad & SS 5% ernment agencies and the trade. more lower; top, $16, sparingly; good| Am Roll Mill.. 10Y, | ] and choice, $14.50@16; common and me-| Am tends to exaggerate the axis steel tout” She:p—1400; fat lambs steady: good|Am output. kinds, $14.50; good and choice, $15.75@ | Anaconda 16.50; slaughter ewes, $5.50 down; few| Armour Ill S/ ° / ¥ | Balt & Ohio... Ze n A anuaq 4 : . Bendix Avn ... GC. P) accumulation of steel in the hands Nominal "all Torais aed ‘al Beth Steel 3 Ye : omiinal quotations furnished b ocal NEW YORK, Nov, 20 ( : of the army and navy and private unit ct National Association of Securities Borg-Warner Tithe, Life and Fortune magazines .ontractors in this nation has been | Dealers. . Bid Asked Ches R Oh pf. Chrysler ...... 6 i : A vi 3 , | Agents Fin Corp pfd : in anticipation of go gimment oa | Text has been estimated that ‘pos- | Belt KR Stk Yds com Sons Kdisow. tailment of paper 2 id newsprint Ney )y 90,000,000 tons of steel may) 30: XB Stk Yas 89 1d Corn Prog use, Time, .Inc., publ Bobbs: Merrill 4%% pf .. Pore Aire . . Comwith Loan 5 a. > ra. today. _ |over the nation’ According to| Hook Drug Co com Life magazine, currently running | WPB, accumulation is estimated at |; 3 | Ind Asso Tel 5% about 160 pages, will be held to | 16,000,000 tons, part of which is not & Mich 1%. pfd . 132 pages, plus the Ind Hydro Elec 7% pfd to 104 pages civilian manufacture,” the study Indpls P&L 5%% pfd : a : : Indpls P&L com on a similar basis, aiid the size of | contended. Indpls Rlwys Inc. com Fortune will be cut from 1114 by 14| The study estimyg Lincolif Loan Co 5'2 pfd tine ie Lincoln Nat Life Ins com ... tion’ ELECT DOWLING AS Ir about 13 per cent of the na 5 N Ind Pub Serv 77, pfd *Pub Serv of Ind com WASHINGTON, Nov 20 (U. P.),—Gov-| United Tel Co 5% 3 i | with a year ago: council at a. meeting of the board! Yesr 2c Bonds anapolis Athletic clut. He succeeds! Receipts American Loan 5s’ 46 : : | i 1 . the New England Mutual Life In- Wik, Bal. er? pnd i A surance Co. | Gold Ros. Crabb-Reynolds-Taylor 4s ‘Other officers elecird were W. H.| INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Indpls P&L 3%s 170 Indpls Railway Co 5s 67 .... Indpls | Water Co 3'%s 68 Harry A. Rosener, s7les manager of . Kahn Tailoring Clo. secretary- Incorporations— : urer. T% treas re The H. A. Seinsheimer Co., Cincinnati, N Ind] Pub Serv 3's .69 so: 101% Pub Serv ..107% Pub Tel 46s 8

in Africa, where water 's scarce, can; War Congress of American Industry ia 5 ? 500: 900 pounds have canned beer if {i1ey want if, here Dec. 2-4, was in the hands of | cgmmon— | plan was announced as a substitute | 453 'm— western Africa where much of our 500 pounds down Adm., oi pia B dl New York City had o: dered; Navy of ithe United States, British em- 43-180—Fittings, ~ Elbows, Couplings, Unions for Vet. Adm. Marion ... 27 Nucoa, the makes supplementary types .which 2 wy give the planes even greater range | Per cent bonds, due Dec. 15, 1968; | g630—sSheet Brass & Fire-Clay Bricks are being made of pla: tics. Japan, Germany, Italy and the rest 1% per cent bonds, due Jane 15, line of mayonniase as well as other ; Good and choice . 15,[email protected] | are droped, leaving the inner tank ood 12.506 13.00 4 of the company's output that a new In attempling a world compari-| 1g cdnts lower: 180.200 Ibs., $13.60; 200Wheat futures held i:regular, and > 6] 105. $12.55, male hogs ‘AVE been set up in the past couple At the end of the firs; hour, wheat (Of Germany and the rest of conti- 50: 2500; 200 lbs. up, 20 cents lower: 200 Ibs. inactive |the outbreak of world war II, It is : good 1150-160 lbs., $13.75; good grade Sows, N. } ° Stocks {portation |difficulties, labor short-|bulls, $12: common and medium bulls, low cerning loan wheat cutters, [email protected]; baby beefj type calves,{ Am Can .... .. 71 70% thing, the foregoing comparison ¥ dium, [email protected]; culls down to $5. Am ° oe Time, Life to Cut choice kinds, $6. Atchison y Atl Refining The association sai t >» 4 inat;p large LOCAL. ISSUES Borden will ‘be limited in sizc after Jan, 1 | proceeding apace. | Agents Fin Corp com rd 8 i com E shers of the ,ennse in nooks and crannies all Ourtiss-w magazines, announces Home T&T Ft Wa covers, while usable because it was destined for Ing cua secon of Time will be limited Indpls Yater % pid ; ndpls ater Class ‘A com... inches to 10%. by 13 nches, jest requirements > mmr rate of 10,800,000 net tons per year | nN 1nd pub Serv 5%% pid... N Ind Pub Serv 6% pfd } annual output. Progress Laundry com SALES GRO!JP HEAD bdo mii i est *Pub Serv of Ind 5% pftd 3 | | N 3 . So Inf G&L pfd Edward S. Dowling, manager of | U.S. STATEMENT | So Ind G&L pid Dilling & Co., was elccted president ¢rnment expenses and receipts for the cur-' Van Camp Milk pfd .. of the Indianapolis $ales Executive rent fiscal year through Nov. 18, compared Van Camp Milk com This Year . ' Algers Wins'’w W RR 4%%.. of directors yesterda:' in the Indi- [xpens. $26.4 Ameridan Loan 8s 51 rc. Cent Newspaper 4Y%s 42-51 .. William H. Meub, general agent of Net Def. Ch of Com Bldg\Co 4%.s 51.. ? Cash Bal. Home T&T Ft Wayne 6s 43... : Ind Assoc Tel Co 3%s 170.. Julian, sales manager of the A. A : Clearings $ 4,804,000 Burdsal Co., vice oresident, and! pepit 14,213,000 ? : Debits 213, Kokomo Water Works 5s 58..104% Kuhnej Packing Co 4's 49. . 98 0O.: registration of trade mark, ‘“UnderGrad Seinsheimer for Smart Young Men,” 2 ty Richmond Water Wks 5s 57..105 Trac Term Corp 5s 57........ 80

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LUMBERMEN 'O MEET addin class 38;.clothing. “The Indiana Har« wood Lumber- | Inland Metals Refining Co., Illinois

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THE AMERICAN Jeaving Indianapolis 1:45 P.M., arriving Pittshurgh 10:45 P.M., arriving Washington 7:40 AM. and New York 7:30 A.M. bas had 5 minutes added 10 its New York running time, No change westbound,

"TO CHICAGO—THE UNION will leave Indianapolis at 3:45 P.M., arrive Chicago 8:25 P.M. Only slight change in schedides on other trains,

TO LOUISVILLE—THE UNION will leave Indianapolis at 5:47 P.M. arrive Louisville 8:40 P.M. Only slight change in schedules on other trains.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION about schedules phone Rlley 3353

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Complete New York stock quotations are carried daily in the final edition of The Times.

WAGON

Price on Request Up to the close of the Chicago market today, Indianapolis flour mills and grain elevators paid $1.24 per bushel for No. red wheat (other grades on their merits).

City Secorrres CorPORATION No. 2 yellow shelled corn was 77¢ Re.

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417 CIRCLE TOWER Investment Bankers | lincoln 5535 NAR : itl ? ; : bushel anl No. 2 white shelled corn,

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