The circumstances of her illness and death shocked many in Highland Park . He was also the father of Dallas Cowboys owner Clint Murchison, Jr.. I had a partner in the Tac Unit who had been a Green Beret in Vietnam and later worked Phoenix. Hunt and D.H Byrd very likely were, too. By the late 1990s, Lupe was appalled at what she considered the Dallas Museums mistreatment of donors. The money flowed to Johnson like an inexhaustible river. [4], In 1920, Murchison married Anne Morris from Tyler, Texas and they had three sons: John Dabney Murchison (September 5, 1921 June 14, 1979), Clinton Williams Murchison, Jr. (September 12, 1923 March 30, 1987), and Burk Murchison (January 26, 1925 April 15, 1936). Less than a month thereafter, Halas and friends decided that expanding the NFL was, in fact, the most brilliant of ideas, an obvious counter to Hunt's start-up. Lupe had told her three grown, very rich children that, at her death, her art would be sold and the proceeds would go to charity. The Clint Murchison meeting, November 21, 1963 | WorldCat.org When Lupe Murchison died, she left behind a world-renowned, multimillion-dollar modern art collection and instructions to sell it all for charity. According to Anthony Summers, the author of The Secret Life of J. Edgar Hoover (1993): "Recognizing Edgar's influence as a national figure, the oilmen had started cultivating him in the late forties-inviting him to Texas as a houseguest, taking him on hunting expeditions. The well-established Karen Mitchell Frank Gallery closed in April. Then through the closed door came the muffled voice of Clint Murchison. For example she knew all about LBJ's relationship with Mary Margaret Wiley. Before a job interview lunch in late 1959, Murchison and Schramm had never met, a recommendation from Halas leading to the meeting. Texas oil millionaires such as Murchison, fought hard to maintain its tax concessions. Bum Bright for $80 million. One of the first book's he published was by his old friend, J. Edgar Hoover. But John is taller than Clint Jr.which probably is the reason he looks more like a Texanand where Clint Jr. can be curt, John always maintains an almost courtly charm. Since resigning as the general manager of the Los Angeles Rams in the spring of 1957 where he hired future NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle as publicity director in 1952 Schramm had been working in the sports department of CBS television in New York. Murchison didn't wait until the owners' decision, though, to surround himself with the best and brightest men available, a trio that would remain in place for an incredible 29 years. Even with Halls credentials, though, selling the Murchison collection would be a difficult job. The Texas senator and ten or twelve of the state's richest oilmen would gather for coffee on the front porch, while Johnson gave an overview of what might happen in Congress affecting the oil industry and of the coming election. [6], Murchison was reported to have been ill several years prior to his death. [1], Murchison owned several ranches, one close to Tampico, Mexico, where he hosted the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in 1950. That shows hierarchy. The home sits on nearly three acres of land. Sure enough, the team formerly known as the Yanks was quickly renamed the Texans, the Dallas Texans, an ownership group of 16 strong anchored by 32-year-old textile manufacturer Giles Miller. Brown said in this interview: "Tension filled the room upon his arrival. I think what happened was LBJ called Madeleine Brown in the morning of 11/22/63, from the Fort Worth Hotel, and made all those threatening remarks about the Kennedys. The lyrics to the tune were written by his wife, Corinne Griffith, no less, the former silent-screen starlight who, incidentally, was born in Texas. Anyone in Dallas at the Lancer conference will be able to converse with Betty and Casey to get their take on your remarks - and I'll be happy to share, I've stated my objection, I'll leave it at that, anyone desiring more can email me privately, Larry. KENNEDY: Bill Lambert, with whom I worked on the Rackets Committee, who was a reporter and got the Pulitzer Prize, out in Portland, Oregon, in 1957, works for Life Magazine now. Other political interests included farm legislation, a federal land bank, the milk industry, international trade, the gold system and the fight against Communism. He added that there was a great stench around the passing of this bill and the people involved were so arrogant and so much in defiance of acceptable standards of propriety as to risk creating doubt among the American people concerning the integrity of governmental processes. This is hardly the best of times to be in the art business, as the formerly rich try to unload paintings to pay their utility bills. He was also the father of Dallas Cowboys owner Clint Murchison Jr. [2] Clint Murchison Sr. - Wikipedia Ron has a tremendous eye for art, and he treats people fairly. Such praise (and much envy) is echoed throughout Dallas art community. Delhi Australia developed gas reserves in Australia and Delhi Coastal Transmission transported gas from Texas to Florida. In going through paperwork, he discovered mention of a $350,000 Larry Rivers paintingbut he couldnt find the piece. Not only will he have to stop living like a billionaire (or at least living in a billionaires house), but when the collection is finally sold, Hall will have to break an almost intimate bond hes formed with his departed client. Although too polite to say so publicly, she had long thought the DMAs collection second-rate and its public relations worse. And he would be working for a family with more money and more internecine battles than the Sopranos. Then there was also the problem of the client: he had never met her, nor was he likely to. "Of course not." "Murchison owned a piece of Hoover. However, she argues that Murchison's relationship with LBJ came to an end when he accepted the offer to be the running-mate of John F. Kennedy: "Many of Texas's richest oilmen had supported Johnson for years with large contributions, but when he accepted the vice presidency under Kennedy, they felt betrayed. [7], Murchison was an ardent believer in states' rights and constitutional rights. Still, the interest in a professional football franchise in Dallas was not dead. )", Murchison also became friends with J. Edgar Hoover, the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. he yelled. Inside, the home has an attractive French country look, with imported limestone, beams, windows, and antique chandeliers from France and Italy. Im sure Lupe would think so. If Lupe had chosen Hall herself, she could not have found anyone more to her liking. Two of Madeleine's closest friends from the 1990's are alive today: Connie Kritzberg and Betty Windsor of the Dallas area. I'm sure Betty and Connie who were good friends with MB would be appalled at your remark about her being a call girl, as am I. I knew MB farily well at one point and help fund publication of her biography. During their renovations, the owners built a fabulous brick barrel ceiling in the space and installed antique doors as cabinet fronts. In 1955 a Senate committee discovered that 20 per cent of the Murchison Oil Lease Company was owned by Vito Genovese and his family. Photography by Allie Beth Allman & Associates/Christies International Real Estate. Vote daily now through 5/15 for the 2023 Best Of San Antonio. Marshall was furious that Murchison had somehow a year earlier acquired the music to the song for $2,000 via an associate, Tom Webb, who was friends with the composer, Barnee Breeskin. The avalanche of superb organization which gave John F. Kennedy the nomination on the first ballot was a huge disappointment. The three faced the most daunting of tasks in assembling a football team from scratch without the assistance of the college draft, and they even traded their first pick in the following year's draft for a lawyer who stood 5 inches shy of 6 feet. San Antonio Current Staff He served as a first lieutenant in the US Army in World War One and on leaving, entered into oil speculation with . In fact, he was the one person in the White House the oilmen trusted.After Johnson ascended to the presidency, he and newly elected congressman Bush were often allies on such issues as the oil depletion allowance and the war in Vietnam. One of my favorite details about this home is its jaw-droppingly beautiful laundry room (yes, I did type laundry room). For a whole week after like champagne and caviar flowed, every day of the week. Johnson had enormous clout in the Senate, and much of this power was due to these Texas oilmen. I remember watching "The Guilty Men" and thought the question of, whether there was a Murchison party was settled. Its just so pretty, says Eleazer. She talks about her long-time relationship with Lyndon Baines Johnson and her knowledge of a meeting that took place on the evening of Nov. 21, 1963 at the home of Clint Murchison during a social event honoring Murchison's friend, J. Edgar Hoover and his companion, Clyde Tolson. More French doors lead to a private courtyard. "Washington calling, Mr. Murchison. The outrageous mutual hatred of LBJ and the Kennedys combined with the machine run riddled Warren Report is certainly a "hint.". Mrs. Murchison, 47, the former wife of Clint Murchison III, was declared brain dead April 28 after a couple of days on life support. [1], In the late 1930s, Murchison began diversifying his investments working with his sons, John Dabney and Clint Jr., who joined the business after World War II. Anne died in 1926 and he married Virginia Long, seventeen years later. Dallas, Texas 75201. Find a warm family room, past an archway off the kitchen and dining area. Ed Tatro, Betty Windsor & Connie Kritzberg are 3 credible, experienced JFK researchers; they all knew Madeleine extremely well, but these folks stay off the internet so they are not around to set the record straight when it comes up in internet discussions. This 2016 build offers 4,000 square feet of clean-lined elegance. Murchison believed those limits were an un-American infringement on his liberty. They called me and said, We dont know what to do with all this stuff. The estate managers had first offered the job to Sothebys auction house in New York. His research led him to the Dallas Museum of Art, which had borrowed the painting and never returned it. When Madeleine was interviewed by Geraldo Rivera, she did not mention the Murchison party, but she did say LBJ called her in the morning. Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty, Hot Property: A Creekside Beauty in Preston Hollow, Hot Property: A Midcentury Modern-Inspired Home in Highland Park, Hot Property: A Sweet Home on Swiss Avenue, Listed by Joan Eleazer with Briggs Freeman Sothebys Intl. Zoppis deadline was 11pm, so he stayed until 10:30 or 10:45 and Nixon was still there. [1] He later joined Sid W. Richardson as lease traders in the Burkburnett oilfield in 1919. That is until Hunt decided he was no longer waiting. Wolfe argues that even after LBJ became president, Murchison refused offers to get together again. Murchison sold his holdings in 1925 for $5 million. ", http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKmurchison.htm. In the March 18 editions of multiple local newspapers, there were numerous headlines and references to the Rangers. Cubas Castro worried and feared an US invasion and gave an impressive speech the next day deconstructing the CIAs deception provocation for war. On 17th January, 1963, President Kennedy presented his proposals for tax reform. Now there, I declared, was a name for a football team if ever there was one. For more than two decades, since Johns death in 1979, Lucilleor Lupe, as she was knownhad been the matriarch of the legendary family whose oil fortune was made by her father-in-law, Clint Murchison Sr., and multiplied by his two sons, John and Clint Jr. Just as Clint Jr. became famous as owner of the Dallas Cowboys, so the art collection gave John and Lupe enormous cachet among the international rich, setting them apart from the rough-and-tumble Texas oil crowd of their day, most of whom did not collect art of any kind. Those present at the event included J. Edgar Hoover, Clyde Tolson, John J. McCloy, Jack Ruby, George Brown (of Brown and Root), numerous mafia kingpins, several . She married Clint W. Murchison III and had two beloved children, C.W. This included relieving the tax burdens of low-income and elderly citizens. P.S. (How this particular commodity was materially different from other forms of mining, or commercial ocean fishing, or even farming, was never fully explained, other than perhaps the oilmen having better lobbyists than the others. Rich people always try to put their money with the sheriff, because they're looking for protection. I had the remainder," Schramm later recalled. Jack Crichton was the Texas GOP nominee for governor in 1964. The Academy of Country Music announced today, Monday, May 1, the lineup for the ACM Country Kickoff at The Star, including numerous ACM Award nominees. In the late 1950's, Clint Sr. was one of the richest . (His son, Clint Murchison, Jr., founded the Dallas Cowboys a decade later.) [said Lyndon Johnson] [Texas in the Morning, p. 189]. He shot up out of bed and began pacing and waving his arms screaming like a madman. All 3 of those folks are ardent supporters of Madeleine. I'm not sure how all this ties in with current moderation rules but I for one am not about to let you get away with such statements without a factual challenge.hopeful Casey will chime in with his own statement but I'm not sure he is a posting member so .done Larry, Robert, saying anything more would only lead me over the line in moderation - and rightfully so. Allan Witwer, the manager of the hotel at the time, later recalled: "It came to the end of the summer and Hoover had made no attempt to pay his bill. Paul Douglas and William Langer led the fight against the bill. It was on the best-seller lists for thirty-one weeks, three of them as the number one non-fiction choice. And the song, the song was big. [1] He later joined Sid W. Richardson as lease traders in the Burkburnett oilfield in 1919. Eisenhower confided in his diary that this had been the most flagrant kind of lobbying that has been brought to my attention. Others at the meeting included Haroldson L. Hunt, J. Edgar Hoover, Clyde Tolson, John J. McCloy and Richard Nixon. I recall that there is a photo in the book that shows Madeleine and her son seated in a roomful of people, and somewhere in the background is someone who is supposed to be LBJ. They were partial to Jim Beam, big cigars, hunting, homemade chili, and poker. You can do a lot of illegal things if the head lawman is your buddy.". Copyright 2023, D Magazine Partners, Inc. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. Gentry quotes Sullivan as saying that Hoover "put many thousands of dollars of that book. into his own pocket, and so did Tolson.". He was 63 years old. The avalanche of superb organization which gave John F. Kennedy the nomination on the first ballot was a huge disappointment. I should add - Jack White, also of Texas, had much interaction with Madeleine Brown and before he died Jack said he considered Madeleine one of the most credible witnesses in JFK research. In the book she accepts that Murchison had a corrupt relationship with LBJ. Johnson had enormous clout in the Senate, and much of this power was due to these Texas oilmen. "That's bull___, Madeleine Brown!" Businessman, Professional Football Team Owner. An open secret. Ailing Texas Tycoon's Empire Begins to Crumble in Bankruptcy Court His relationship with LBJ dates back to the 1948 Senate election. Soaring tray ceilings, floors of harlequin marble, and expansive public spaces make the home ideal for elegant entertaining, while well-appointed private quartersincluding a master suite, study, and media roomlend the spacious dwelling a sense of warmth and comfort. And while 11 votes were considered a virtual lock, there was a minor problem brewing in the nation's capital. Our website, archdigest.com, offers constant original coverage of the interior design and architecture worlds, new shops and products, travel destinations, art and cultural events, celebrity style, and high-end real estate as well as access to print features and images from the AD archives. As to Murchison, yes I have seen other sources that would support that view.sorry I cannot supply them but when I was researching Johnson I did go into a lot of Murchison material including the shift of a lot of his business attention out of the state of Texas in the later years of the family. My friends all have plenty of money, she had told her lawyers. Meanwhile at Clint Murchisons home, their family maid May Newman describes the scene: The mood in the Murchison family home was very joyous and happy. Long story short, the pair met just two hours before the league gathering in Miami on Jan. 28, 1960, and actually got along splendidly, with Murchison giving Marshall the copyright to the music in return for his vote. Johnson responded by claiming that Case had himself come under pressure to make this statement by people who wanted to retain federal price controls. In 1956 there was another attempt to end all federal price control over natural gas. Up until this time Case had been a supporter of the bill. The Hotel Del Charro, Clint Murchison, Sr, Sid Richardson Brings new meaning to the phrase Sunday Funday. [1], Murchison was also a cattle rancher with extensive ranches in Mexico[4] and East Texas. Still, he sold both daughters a few pieces. 2) The author completely skips over the Kennedy years. How the Dallas Cowboys Were Born in 1960 C.W. MURCHISON JR. DIES IN TEXAS AT 63 - New York Times In other words, the odds are 100% that Madeleine would go on vacation (at least once) with LBJ at Murchison's Hotel Del Charro in California. Wolfe argues that even after LBJ became president, Murchison refused offers to get together again. A son of Clint Murchison Sr., who made his first fortune in oil exploration and became notorious for exploiting the sale of "hot oil", Clint and his surviving brother inherited their father's wealth and business interests to which Clint Jr. added ventures of . A historic San Antonio home with ties to the Dallas Cowboys' founder is The following browsers are supported: Chrome, Edge (v80 and later), Firefox and Safari. The team would play home games at the Cotton Bowl where more than 75,000 fans routinely jammed for collegiate contests featuring SMU, Texas, Oklahoma and TCU. [7], Prior to the end of World War II, Murchison was concerned with the threat of Russian Communism to world relationships. Through this stretch, the media and team press releases referred to the club as the Dallas Rangers. He established the Dallas Cowboys football team in 1959 for $600,000, and sold them in 1984 to H.R. Hall recalls an exchange with one high-profile oilman: This friend calls and says, Im interested in Ken Nolands Montana Sun. I told him the price, and he shouts into the phone, Well, goddamn, I gave it to them, and I only paid $500 for it. And I said, Well, were selling it for $100,000. And he shouts, Hell, good luck! A Lake Tahoe collector paid the full asking price. The supposed debunkings of Madeleine by Dave Perry are not debunkings at all; they are just pitiful. [1] At the time of his death, Murchison's fortune was estimated to be $500,000,000. Other visitors to the hotel included Richard Nixon, John Connally, Lyndon B. Johnson, Meyer Lansky, Santos Trafficante, Johnny Rosselli, Sam Giancana and Carlos Marcello. They had some bad people there. We just cleared them all out and put some good men in. This gem of a home offers three bedrooms, a sauna, a media room, and a backyard oasis. En route to piecing together a makeshift roster for that 1960 inaugural season without the benefit of the NFL Draft, which took place before the league meetings, the Dallas Rangers were no more. But Ron Hall finally stood up for her and refused to donate the Larry Rivers painting. Squeezing my hand so hard, it felt crushed from the pressure, he spoke with a grating whisper, a quiet growl, into my ear, not a love message, but one I'll always remember: "After tomorrow those goddamn Kennedys will never embarrass me again - that's no threat - that's a promise. With Lupes thick address book in hand, Hall started with the very richand oftentimes titledfrom around the world: Englands Princess Michael of Kent; Romes Father Allen Duston, Patron of the Arts at the Vatican Museum; Australias Lady June Porter; as well as celebrities Phyllis George Brown; Cliff Robertson; and Phyllis Diller. When JFK was slaughtered, Russias Khrushchev was literally crying, fearing nuclear war. According to John Connally, large sums of money was given to Johnson throughout the 1950s for distribution to his political friends. Besides the formal dining room just off the main entry, the house has two other eating areas. And to Clint Murchison's astonishment, Wynne took all of American Liberty, including Matagorda Island. Suite 2100 The Murchison estate also included what the family called the Big House, a 22,000-square-foot mansion that Clint Sr. built and which Lupe abandoned in 1998, when she completed her house just a few hundred yards away. However, she argues that Murchison's relationship with LBJ came to an end when he accepted the offer to be the running-mate of John F. Kennedy: "Many of Texas's richest oilmen had supported Johnson for years with large contributions, but when he accepted the vice presidency under Kennedy, they felt betrayed. First he hired 39-year-old Texas Earnest Schramm Jr., "Tex" to one and all, as his general manager/vice president at $36,500 per year with stock options. However, the franchise and its players survived, landing once again in Baltimore as the Colts. There is sweet banquet seating built into a window between the kitchen and formal living room. The simplest living space is the upstairs TV room. Washington Redskins owner George Preston Marshall believed his team held territorial rights to the South and would one day serve as the cornerstone of a Southern television network. Rumours began to circulate that Murchison might have been involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Many are priced in the hundreds, not thousands, of dollars. Meanwhile at Clint Murchisons home, their family maid May Newman describes the scene: . [Kai Bird, The Chairman, p. 542]. Hot Property: A Picture-Perfect North Dallas Home with a Pool and Putting Green. No spam, ever. On 16th October, 1962, Kennedy was able to persuade Congress to pass an act that removed the distinction between repatriated profits and profits reinvested abroad. Someone who thinks they are more important than the president of the USA. In June, 1957, Eisenhower agreed to appoint their man, Robert Anderson, as his Secretary of the Treasury. Perhaps the centerpiece of the main entry, the formal living room features large steel French doors to the backyard that mirror those in the front. Very few folks turn down a presidential phone call. Clint Murchison and LBJ were both "mobbed up" and Murchison had a relationship with Bobby Baker, a scandal that was exploding in October/November, 1963. The swimming pool that Time magazine said could float the Titanic. The 29-karat diamond ring, designed for Lupe by surrealist Salvador Dali, which she wore the night the Pointer Sisters rocked the Murchison estate at a black-tie party for 400 guests. Another Texas oil mogul, Hunt was wealthy beyond the definition, often referenced in print as the richest man in the world. The prime thing is - which currency ( little pieces of paper ) are most reguarded. I have read Brown's book, which as far as I know is the only "proof" of this relationship. But medium-priced art in the $1,000 to $10,000 range is not doing well.. All rights reserved. Later, Bobby Baker claimed that. The group immediately went behind closed doors. He was also the father of Dallas Cowboys owner Clint Murchison Jr.. Murchison, the third child of John Weldon and Clara Lee Murchison, was born April 11, 1895 in Tyler, Texas. First, the Yanks were an utter and complete failure in every sense of the word in 1952. It allowed producers to use the depletion allowed to deduct just 5 per cent of their income and the deduction was limited to the original cost of their property. Its one of my favorites, listing agent Joan Eleazer says, and Ive sold real estate for years.. Murchison and Sid Richardson began negotiations with President Eisenhower. Tall draperies and more transom windows carry the eye up, and the three French doors let in light from the patio and the propertys grounds. Its not real formal; its a room they truly live in as well.. Then there was this undersized running back with the genius IQ, his old man among the richest men on the planet. The price tag was $600,000 and included an expansion draft where Dallas would select 36 players from the other 12 teams. I knew how secretly Lyndon operated. Clint Murchison was the top business leader and behind the scenes political leader in Dallas in the 1963 era. In October, 1960, he said that he appreciated "the value and importance of the oil-depletion allowance. In 1955, Delhi merged with Taylor Oil and Gas Company to form Delhi-Taylor Corporation. John SimkinJuly 23, 2013 in JFK Assassination Debate. 317-318]. I dont have any preconceived criteria of what constitutes a hot property. I just scroll until something piques my interest. Hot Property: A Picture-Perfect North Dallas Home with a Pool and I also have to say I've heard a tape of very early interviews with MB where the party was mentioned which is much more limited and less dramatic than the story that evolved after people started reinforcing her. . Its really hard to tell that it is [turf], she says, because it looks so darn good.. Now check out this passage from the biography Clint: Clint Williams Murchison by Ernestine Orrick Van Buren who was Murchison's personal secretary for 20 years. Delhi's Canadian subsidiary developed gas reserves in Western Canada leading Murchison to build the 2,100-mile Trans-Canada Pipe Lines completed in 1958. Harry Livingstone, is another one, a man beset by health problems. The book, Masters of Deceit: The Story of Communism in America (1958), was an account of the Communist menace and sold over 250,000 copies in hardcover and over 2,000,000 in paperback. [2] On July 20, 1969, he died at Henderson County Memorial Hospital in Athens, Texas. I think that encapsulates the JFK nicely and accurately, with the only addition I would make would be US military intelligence (Gen. Edward Lansdale & his superiors), CIA-connected anti-Castro Cubans and mafia with ties to LBJ, CIA and anti-Castro Cubans. In the late evening of 12/31/63, just 6 weeks after the JFK assassination, Madeleine asked Lyndon Johnson: "Lyndon, you know that a lot of people believe you had something to do with President Kennedy's assassination.". Also, what are your thoughts on Jane Wolfe's book, The Murchisons: The Rise and Fall of a Texas Dynasty (1989)? Clint may have funded it, but I'm convinced that if was run by Angleton and his cronies. It was also a money-laundering operation, so the director would not have to9 pay taxes on his book royalties." Scroll through the gallery to see more of the home. Down a hallway on the opposite end of the bedrooms, kitchen, and living areas on the first floor is the primary suite. Enjoy unlimited access to all of our incredible journalism, in print and digital. In 1958 Murchison purchased the publishers, Henry Holt and Company. Ad Choices, A historic Southern estate showcases dramatic details and welcoming spaces ideal for entertaining, 10 Lavish Home Bar Ideas We're Loving on the AD PRO Directory, Why leave the house for a cocktail? Almost immediately, Murchison and Schramm agreed to change the team name [MDB2] but struggled with the solution. So I went to Murchison and asked him what he wanted me to do." The known oil reserves in Iraq basically cancel out the USA national debt. At the end of the party, a private meeting is held and Lyndon Johnson is told that he will become President the following day. Floors make such a difference, Eleazer says. "Wolfe argues that even after LBJ became president, Murchison refused offers to get together again. Some 100 works remain, worth perhaps $800,000. I was startled an uneasiness gripped me over Lyndon's actions and temper." Enjoy unlimited access to all of our incredible journalism, in print and digital. Lyndon Johnson on the morning of 11/22/63 to Madeleine Brown: "His snarling voice jolted me as never before - "That son-of-a-bitch crazy Yarborough and that goddamn _____ Irish mafia bastard, Kennedy, will never embarass me again! There was the glass house in Vail. The major biographers - Caro, Dallek, Doris Kearns Goodwin - have shamefully avoided this extremely important relationship of LBJ. All rights reserved. Built in the 1990s on what used to be former Dallas Cowboys owner Clint Murchison Jrs North Dallasestate,27 Robledo Dr.is dreamy.
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