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Pet. .71 JtT, W-i Pet. IS An Independent NEWSpxpsx Printing the News Impartially 1 TUCSON, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1937 FOURTEEN PAGES 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS llttE PARLEY Now Equipment for Astronom PRESIDENT ASKS crs Revolt In CESSES TILL 1 Ranks Sustain ROBINSON RAPS HIS OPPONENTS IN COURT TALK Franco's Rebels CARE FOR FARM TENANCY PLAN 3AYH0WJG Reported 7 Settlement After Caution Demanded From Major Defeat In Pozoblanco Quotes From Their Own Speeches to Show Changed Ideas Predicted Congress in Spending Of Large Sums CALLED EXPERIMENT WAGE RULING CITED 7 COLLS PREPARED Disbursed for Firing Squads Called Out To Halt Defections In Morocco Spanish Rebels Bridle At Role Played by Foreigners Opposition Seen in Some Reversal Shows Way for v7crk Done Prior to Karen 8 Phases of Proposal After Conference Intelligent Action, He Contends VISING, March SO. RETREAT EIPERILED WASHINGTON, March 30. Negotiations to settle WASHINGTON, March 30.

(fl3) Senator Robinson, the (JP) President Roosevelt j-day-old Chrysler auto Democratic leader, loosed a '3 strike recessed tonight frowned on large immediate expenditures for farm tenancy relief today and advocated Friday morning. Italian Reinforcements Thrown in Breach, To No Avail caustic attack tonight upon three principal critics of the Roosevelt court, legislation and pernor Frank Murphy, 1 as mediator in the mo- a cautious approach by con gress. asserted the supreme court it car industry's second ma- After a conference with fed self "has proved that the Pres persons were executed, the Basque advices said. (A Gilbraltar dispatch said revolt bad broken out within the insurgent ranks in southern Spain and in Spanish Morocco, resulting in many executions). Insurgent sources in France met the reports of disaffection with the statement: "We are in close contact with all Nationalist (insurgent) Spain and we have no such information.

These reports are fantastic." Reliable informants declared regardless of tae truth or falsity of the assertions of executions and plots that role the Italians have played in the war has created serious dissatisfaction among the Spanish BAYONNE, France, March 30 JP) A purge of insurgents who revolted against Italian Influence In the civil war has caused many deaths and still Is continuing, Basque reports from northern Spain said tonight. Italian and other foreign soldiers with the insurgents never were popular with much of the army, the Basque dispatches recounted anld when insurgent armies, including Italian soldiers, suffered defeat on the Guadalajara front this feeling was said to have been intensified. Plots to end the Italian participation In the civil war were uncovered and several scores of eral officials and some mem' ident is right." -true 01 the year, restated 1 belief that "everything bers of the house agriculture He said that Associate Jus 1 work out au xignv and ad- committee, the President told re tice McReynolds stands "condemned by his own test as a poor sports porters experimental legislation r-v, chances are bright for should be adopted. man," upbraided Senator Borah laent not long after we re- Earlier, Chairman Jones Tex.) (R-Idaho) i with charges of incon said the agriculture committee sistency, and accused Senator Glass might approve tomorrow a -) cid the conference, in which (D-Va.) of using "vitriolic and 000 bill designed to help tenants, -tzt of corporation and strikers extravagant language." share croppers and other low-income -1 tsen seeking agreement on Tactfully, the majority leader farm groups improve their economic made it clear that the court's about. reactive, bargaining rights of status.

face on the minimum wage issue has not diminished the administra Proposal 1 Discussed Automobile workers of were "continued" because P. Chrysler, chairman of tion's determination that the court A proposal before the committee Italians Oust British was discussed at the White House legislation shall be enacted. He caaufacturing concern, was conference which Jones attended. turned its decision, in fact, to the to New York on urgent cor Tie fear men resDOnsible for eauinnln Steward nHmtoi-v' sa. Secretary Wallace Senator Bank' -a business.

purposes of his own argument Arguments Used t. .1 v.j I telescope with a nhotoelectrie cell for measuring llaht from distant head Ala.) and Dr. W. W. Alex- ww wivmu uu txi I Subject, Alleged Spy "The chief executive has based rae narlev to attend bitum.

I wiuun wc ooacrvawry aome. xne een Itself Is at tne anaer, resettlement aaministrator, 1 egniw mw in. nlittnp. A i. h.li mim I iitn the reorganization program on the coal contract negotiations at 1.

JTZ. nl o. premise that the social and eco TOaiara Scbmldt looks for a distant star throngh a tiny telescope at The house committee mejasure, ark. Ethiopia's Wealthiest Merchant Charged With nomic needs of the present can be adequately dealt with by reasonable Hurphy Hopeful acneo le we sine er the 36-inch Instmment. The University of Art- drafted as a substitute for the Bank aeaa new baa the third largest telescope in the world nermanentlv head-Jones bill passed br the sen "jt today.

Murphy said a set stag a photometer. Looking on are Dr. Edwin F. Carpenter, astronoanr ate last year, would authorize the and Dr. Franklin E.

Roach, instructor in nhTalea and In secretary of agriculture to spend Supplying Information to Foreign Intelligence Service -mignt De reached any 5ome quarters expressed be- T. WhOM Idea It Was ta abUin aneh a Mil tmm S.7..J 150.000.000 annuallv for nurchase of 3ntative proposal on the ex awry, irnoco oy J. KODert Barns.) family-size farms for re-sale to ten ants under terms that would give GIBRALTAR, March 30. (JP) Revolt within insurgent ranks in Spanish Morocco, where the civil war began, and through southern Spain apparently has resulted in many deaths before firing squads. Apparently in connection with the revolt, insurgent forces tonight mounted four large-caliber German-made guns on the seacoast between Algeciras and Tarifa.

(The purpose of the emplacements was not explained, but perhaps they were to repel any extension of the revolts reported in Insurgent General Francisco Franco's ranks in Spanish Morocco.) Revolt Reported Travelers from Tetuan today related that more than 500 officers and men at that Morocco aviation base revolted against the Insurgent command there. (Tangier, Moroccan international zone, advices declared 30 officers and men had been executed in Spanish Morocco.) Reports from insurgent Algeciras said 55 conspirators within General Francisco Franco's regime and 200 government prisoners had been shot last week-end. Algeciras, La Linea and San to-que were centers of the revolt Wages Reduced A carabineer visiting here today said insurgent soldiers were dissatisfied by treatment from their commanders and had protested against reductions in wages. (Bayonne reports said many had been shot for plotting against foreign, particularly Italian, members of Franco's armies. Insurgent quarters in France denied knowledge of any outbreaks within the France regime.

(Reports said about 20 carabineers with a number of sergeants, corporals and recruits had been executed at Malaga. They were said to have been from Pavia province, Italy.) bargaining recognition to rded the U. A. W. was them 45 years to pay.

The Interest upon and awaiting the ao- rate would be 3 per cent. interpretation of the constitution," Robinson declared in a radio address. "His contention finds support in the action of the court itself when yesterday an act of congress passed years ago and held unconstitutional in 1922 was revived by the process of express reversal of the Adkins case relating to minimum wages for women and children employed in the District of Columbia." Opinion Same The President, himself, was giving Astronomers Testing ROME, March 30. Ethiopia's Mohammed Ali, chain store merchant in the days of Haile Selassie, was reported ordered into exile tonight for supplying information to the British intelligence service. 1 of Lewis, head of the com- Opposition Expressed 3 for Industrial Organization.

Jones said there was considerable opposition within the committee to he left for New York, The authoritative newspaper Gicrnale d'ltalia said the Photo-Electric Device this phase of the proposal. Several saw tne union representa tare, headed by Homer liar Mohammed Ali, a British subject, members have expressed the opin rsuent of the U. A. w. A ion, he said, that it would put the had been expelled by Viceroy Ro-dolfo Graziani, administrator of the THEORY TESTED 1 iJchard T.

ftankensteen, or- government into the farming busi Italian-conquered African Country, ness as landlord to tenants. ooal director, had full au For University Tebscops Is Cqdbb Of Agriculture department officials thought today to that decision applying only to state laws. At a press conference he said he had not changed his opinion that state action on economic and social problems te negotiate a settlement Ciaee tZutm A well-informed Fascist told the Associated Press, however, that Ali's fate had not been decided and IN AIR BATTLE told the committee there are ap proximately 3.000.000 tenant farm' IJ cakm called a sit-down strike Lnn2 Light Fron Ordinoiy Bdb In Kov7 Ycrk City Check Indicates that an alternative remained be era in the country and that their is insufficient for their satisfactory tween expulsion and a prison term, -T eight Chrysler plants in --t Uarch because the oor- ranks have been increasing at the Cities Fairly Safe But solution. Minimum wage laws, he argued, rate of 40,000 annually. They esti an made a fiat "ho1 The same source declared Several of Ali's agents at Harrar, Jijiga and elsewhere, who once received arms mated the proposed land purchase Bv EEStNICE COSULICH Troops Suffer in Plane Attack El demand for exclusive bar expenditure would neip between A photometer, capable of detecting lieht from the faintest for Haile Selassie's armies, also had 5,000 and 10,000 annually.

been arrested, while All's business Loans Planned nxtrs evacuated the Chrytlar I stxrs in the sky, or 01 registenng the rays from a 100-watt JPf'. uadw-twm bulb placed 2,000 miles away from Tucson at New York City. should apply to men and children as well as to women. He said he would ask Attorney General Cumin ings for an opinion on whether the court's action had reinstated the old District of Columbia law or whether new legislation must be enacted. The second phase of the measure has been broken up, and his posses sions attached.

No Protest reacnea between Jbewu ana u. v. 9Ju -i I would authorize a S75.000.000 annual aura kHiti.u vu uic wu-uiui bucskvue a urenwu uwsci I here. OSice workers im atory. appropriation for "modest" loans to prevent small owners from slipping -ztely entered the admlnlstra- (Official London sources said The University of Arizona now 1 building offices from which Stonehewer Bird, the British consul into tenancy and to help tenants.

Test Expected Meanwhile, members of the sen PERSHING GIVES 7 tad been barred, and oraoar. 52 wrlfnermnX sharT crs andrm the world permanently using a hn liwini, ate judiciary committee continued 1 a wsswssa payroll for work (Edtor'is note: Planes loaded with death circle over great cities swift diving pursuit ships in massed formation spray almost defenseless troop columns with lead great fleets battle high in the clouds. These are the forecasts of future war In the air. In the following article an Associated Press war correspondent throws authoritative light on th'eir correctness against' the background of military aviation's greatest test: war in Spain.) photo-electric ceU for astronomical lM twin Before the strike began. Us first workers to receive thia PRESS AUDIENCE observations and is the 8th observatory in the United States to be so receiving testimony from opponents of the bill, and squared away for an inevitable test of committee sentiment on the measure.

penditure of $10,000,000 this year and $20,000,000 for each of the three succeeding years for retirement of sy lined up today at the huge -39 main plant in suburban equipped. Harvard university with REBELS BEATEN AT MERCURY MINES MADRID, March 30. Insurgent attempts to gain Spain's rich its 60-inch telescope is the largest, The hearings are now tneir wek, which employs 2579 muf War-Time Leader, In land unsuited for cultivation and to Berlin 48-inch is second and Ari fourth week. Word spread that an zona's 36-inch, third. The eight help families on such farms find Hot Springs, Has 1 Calarlea PaU mercury fields collapsed tonight in.

(Continued to Page 14, Col. l) thia innntn are- TTarvaml Stnarth. I wner immuw. 1 tsd workers of tha Naught to Say By JOHN LLOYD 3 be paid Wednesdav am. in Addis Ababa, had been told to give the merchant "all the help he can." No protest against his expulsion will be made pending efforts to have the order revoked, they said.

These informants added the order did not mention espionage charges, which were described as A French merchant named Besse, director of Besse and company, another large Ethiopian commercial house, was fined 1,500,000 lire (about imprisoned and then expelled on oharges of engaging in the arms trade during the Italo-Ethio-pian war and of currency speculation since the Italian occupation. Ali Wealthy (The Mohammed Ali was one of the richest men in Ethiopia proba- more, 24-inch; Wisconsin, 16-inch; Yale, 15-inch; Lick observatory, 12- MADRID, March 30. (JP) The what dispatches from Cordoba province described as another major insurgent defeat' Shifting their offensive suddenly to the south after routing the insur the Plymouth and Chrys- kv i. ri 1 tr r-ol i HOT SPRINGS, Marcn Espionage Scented by Coast Ma. J.1 ri I -(-Twenty years ti Jiril (PI Twenty years theory often advanced as the dread certainty of the future that great cities such as Paris or London or, aer most SSlSSSSL March days of 1917.

that inch; Carleton college; McDonald observatory, 12-inch. Mt. Wilson observatory only periodically has a photo-electric cell, from Wisconsin, attached to its 60-inch telescope. Detectives; Federals ohrug tri sr.Tr." were to call him to the most im- gents on the Guadalajara front the government forces drove the troops of General Francisco Franco from -uiRuiu, nj- mHltarv assienment in more remotely, New York, could be razed and their civil populations slaughtered by the sudden -Tuion employe who in De-1 john J. Advantages Cited HIVUC1U 1 1S35.

Wfll ihM ariK4da4 6 "Blackjack" Pershing finds pleas The new instrument at the unb Hawaiian Maps, Water Chart Found in Room of Japa- VNeifw tarlll Anon tin AAwinUtalw I -m ar a TW1 1L will swoop of an enemy airf orce was their last remaining strongholds in the Pozoblanco sector Alcaracejos and Villanueva del Duque. rortune magazine pic considered fantastic today on the nese Obtainable in Stores; Mysterious Tubes versity open up completely new fields for work with the great Mirfha't kIP2 in peaceful surroundings. basis of military aviation's actual Front Collapses Capture of these two towns after swuikwu More than any other activity, performance in the Spanish civil night by "union men." Contained Only Baking 5oda an jp Police detectives saying they scented bl second only to Emperor Haile Selassie before the NeguS fled from war. four days of bitter fighting auto This opinion was advanced by prodigious reading and much writing claim the time of the man who led America's fighting men abroad two decades ago and returned to become in retirement, lifetime the Italion conquerors. (The Italian conquest brought matically caused the collapse of the whole insurgent front, which was strung along the road leading from government plots who have used possible espionage activities, announced today they had informed federal authorities of articles found in the rooming house of a Japanese ar harder times to the Mohammed Ali, Ted Chsck Indicates telescope.

Especially valuable scientific findings are expected because of Tucson's unsurpassed climatic advantages for astronomical observations. Friday and Saturday nights the first scientific recordings of light from a star millions of miles away were made with the photometer, although work on designing necessary equipment, making and Instal rested Sunday night in a knife brawl case. Pozoblanco to Hinojosa del Duque. who openly opposed Italian domina general of the armies of the United (Pozoblanco, 32 miles northeast of Although informed immediately 01 tne nncungs, ieuerai suuiunun tion.) evincea no acuve interest uiuu uus Cordoba, is the gateway to the rich The Stefani (Italian) news agency CSrac March 30. Leals- More World war memoirs? A life declared, coincidentally, the Viceroy wtand eanatitiitlnnal I atnrv nerhans.

The general will BARNES SEEKS I ti Graziani had recovered completely earerul gtudy, indicated tonight not say. -aa cannot be incA mmi No Interview from wounds in dozens of places" ling the delicate instruments has which he received when Ethopians been in process since last fall. It shaving previouslv invalidated Pershing today relaxed EXTRA GUARDS threw hand grenades at him and a rule receive it was other officials at a ceremony in Ad jjum wage laws revived against interviewers iu Sfh the Mnrt.u th. I newsmen then explained brings to realization the dream one man, Dr. Franklin E.

Roach, instructor in physics and in astronomy at the university, and rep dis Ababa February 19, the latest air equipment under the most advanced tactical conditions in air battles which were unequalled for the number of planes involved. Cities Safe On the contrary, they assert from their experience, almost undefended cities are, in a measure, safe from destruction even from bombing raids by superior fleets of aircraft. This conclusion is to them the least important of the three lessons the Spanish civil war is teaching on military aviation. The two on which they place most emphasis are: 1. Aviation is most effective in massed formation against enemy troops in coordination with a highly mechanized ground attack.

2. Maneuveribility offsets supe States wr I not an interview at all. Governor Hears of Need afternoon when H. Salich, customs inspector, said he would "sit-in" on the detectives' inquiry. The man arrested is Buichiro Abo, 59-year-old bath house proprietor, who said he had lived in this country since 1900.

Miscellany Found Detectives said they found two real estate maps of Hilo, Hawaii, anf. a 1934 chart of the Los Angeles water system in a trunk in the basement of the rooming house where he lives. In his room they found parts of a radio receiving set, binoculars, a compass, a film projecting set, golf clubs, and cel St Arizona law setting a mini- Admitting that he ''jotsdown a Stanford Will Appoint For More Help in State Prison wage for women was invali- oyf na by the supreme court In 1824 brushed aside questions about his ZxL wrlUna. as he brushed aside ques- resents months of labor and cooperation of Dr. Edwin F.

Carpenter, Willard G. Schmidt and Amos H. Hoff. Dr. Carpenter is professor of astronomy and with the next Education Board Group PHOENIX.

March 30. (Ph-A re wSdcode Tin rTfiX th tiow ibout war. peace and next JK anniversary of America's issue of American Men of Science PHOENIX, March 30. (JP) Governor Stanford said today he quest for additional guards ai me state prison at Florence was made trav Oov. Stanford by Warren wage question ht firm with will be starred as one of the 50 mercury and coal mines of the Ciu-dad Real province.

Alcaracejos lies west of Pozoblanco and Villaneuva del Duque to the northwest) Dispatches from Cordoba province reported the government forces captured a large number of Moors and a quantity of war material as they entered Alcaracejos this afternoon. If the main body of the insurgents succeeded in retreating from their late stronghold, their path to the south is fraught with danger, as a government column was advancing across the mountains in an attempt to cut the road from Alcaracejos to EspieL (Espiel is 25 miles northwest of Cordoba, lying between Cordoba and Alcaracejos.) Government airplanes cooperating in the offensive bombed and machine-gunned the insurgents as they sought to escape. The insurgents at one time were within a mile of Pozoblanco, but by yesterday their foe had driven them back and pushed their way into outlying sections of Alcaracejos. Fighting has rased almost without would appoint three members of flei H-TiltLi at he chose instead to chat pleas- A. J.

Barnes following a near riot outstanding astronomers of the na tion. Schmidt is from GoesseL Kan the state board of education to luloid tubes shaped like pencils the 1928 code be- l' visit to ot morrow. containing a white powder, sas, out is a graduate fellow in The board is scheduled to meet at wi-inclusive law of the 1- Rahe Detective Capt Joseph Filkas physics and did his share, of the 10 a. m. said Abo told him the trunk was exacting work as part of his mas He wore a lounging robe as he Board members are Governor staged behind the walls by 400 con-Barnes, however, minimized the extent of the mutiny.

The warden made his request for more guards in an interview with the governor. Rinwi said he asked that the ad- (Continaed to Page 5, Col. 1) left by a previous tenant. Easily Obtained th." received bis guests in his Bedroom rr9 minimum waae law was -1 a Stanford (ex-officio), H. E.

Hendrix, The maps at first were reported b. Ct Of the Arfj.nn UoUlatnre t- Japan Has New Crisis to be diagrams of Hawaiian forti i -w. 1 uenerai rersnine enicrea me nu riority of numbers almost in the ratio of two to one. No Devastation Even in the early days of the war, these veterans said, when the government was at a disadvantage because of lack of even inferior equipment, Madrid suffered.no devastating effects from air raids. Since the government built up its defense, day raiding, has all but (Continued to Page 14, Col.

4) fications, but Filkas later said they "ie revised code, with pItal on is arrival here March 10 be paid irom me About Military Plans 32 governor reiiei could be bought at book stores In he wBe jaw nwu'i. from Tucson. not oecause jw uian by the supreme court's WM m. but because it offered vestigators also learned that water iuua. "There are about 150 men who the system charts are available at real I35824, the early attempt to DrjVacy he cherishes so highly.

TOKYO, March 31 (Wednesday) remain behind the walls at all estate offices, splendid health" necessary cost of living" Aides say he is in The white powder turned out to (JPy Renewed conflict between times," Barnes said, neea the army and navy on the one hand someone to keep watch over them WBen was discarded. and he looks it His close cropped be bicarbonate of soda. mustache, now white, still bris halt since then. and major political parties on the during their idleness. The legisla- Abo is held on charges of as state superintendent of public instruction; Dr.

Grady Gammage, President of Arizona State Teachers college at Tempe; Dr. P. S. Burgess, president of the University of Arizona; Dr. T.

J. Tormey president of Arizona State Teachers college at Flagstaff, and three appointive members, A. W. Hendrix, principal of the Prescott high school; John D. Loper, Phoenix city school superintendent, and Mrs.

Dorothy E. Sykes, Gila county school superintendent. Understood to be under consideration for appointive positions are Lafe Nelson, Safford, president of the Arizona Education association, and M. L. Burton, Pima county school superintendent.

ties, and he carries his 76 years -tCssdauartersAre Tanks and armored cars olaved an other today led to dissolution of ture didn't give me any neip the house of representatives by the guard problem." welL Officers Are Elected When Woodmen Gather sault with a deadly weapon for the serious wounding of another Japanese, T. pnishi. Kldes With Sister Emperor Hirohito. The prison, was quiet toaay in Ccd Out of Ttcson His days follow a routine, but important role in the battle, while airplanes repeatedly swept the insurgent lines with! machine gun fire. The insurgents 'retaliate viciously, bombing Pozoblanco.

Anduiar The action plunged Japan into a I contrast to me muunuus are not regimented. new political crisis. hibited by the prisoners tnrougnoui Freatrently he drives over near- Auditorium, Greenhouse The emperors decree, nanaea ZuZXJ Sm by mountain roads with his sister, down on the advice of Premier Gen- The convicts refused to respond s4iirn Havashi within a few to calls for assignment to work ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. March 30 (JP) The biennial convention of the Arizona-New Mexico jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the World st Miss May Pershing, and his ser- and other points, and brjught up reinforcements from the city of Cordoba in a fruitless effort to turn hours of the scheduled termination gangs yesterday morning, and at the Arizona civilian con- V1'' Ba, the tide.

of the parliamentary session, makes noon overturned wuies me um- -ooii cores district Including "T.I re-elected G. E. McDonald, Phoenix, head consul today. a general election mandatory with- ing hall, breaking dishes and scai- Government reoorts assertprf mnet P. and 5.000 enrollees in .11 -fc2( in thirty days.

tering food. of the reinforcements were Italians. 1 th? 8tate xcePt Gfhim Other officers chosen: RP. Goodson, Phoenix, head ad The government announced the After is mmuies 01 upiu-. Life Wl IVasiftf aasv, vmk rw he is working on anything for future publication, none of the officers at the hospital knows.

visor; James M. Koden, Fhoenix, head clerk; O. E. Little, Roswell, TO RETURN CONVICT FLORENCE, March 30. UP Are Accepted By Board PHOENIX, March 30.

(JP) The board of regents of the University of Arizona accepted today for the institution an auditorium building and a greenhouse constructed on the campus at Tucson. The structures were units of the building program carried out by the public works administration. Board members said the proposed retirement plan for faculty members was not discussed. election would be held April 30, prisoners were locked in tneir cens when a new house of representa- without force. tives of 468 members is to be Warden Barnes said several lead- "We don pry into his business.

N. sovereign delegate; and head of the Phoenix and Tuc-dlstrcts are being con-d as an economy measure. 5vilian employes and army officers are being trans- Alf Edwards, assistant warden of the state prison, left todav fnr Sa Fingers Inform Blind Woman Spouse is Dead PHILADELPHIA, March 30. (P) Mrs. Susan Rielly, 59, blind, moved her fingers over the face of a man killed by an automobile.

"Yes," she told a deputy coroner, "this man is my husband," camp auditors, P. M. Leon, Tucson; chosen. 1 ers 01 me uistu ucn.c Fvw. th- decision was in solitary confinement Among VISITS WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON.

March 30. VP) Palmer Contreras, Phoenix, and J. J. Midkiff, Fort Grant. Ariz.

taken suddenly as the stormy 70th them were Fred Smith, alias L. T. session of the imperial diet, which Washington, Negro life-termer and irom Tucson iucuii. lem, to return Jimmie Dono-hue, who escaped from here April 12, 1931, while serving a five to 10 years sentence for robberv in Nogales was selected as the next Lord Tweedsmulr, tne governor In Graham and Greenlee ranflda and Lady convention city at the close of the Iready had produced one major James jaexson, x-inia tuuuij uui6- meeting. Tweedsmuir arrived here late today crisis, drew to its close.

'lar. iiaxicoaa eauatav OMV" VIW for a visit at the wmte noue. ve.