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REBEL§_ PRESS To WARD H AR T 0 DRID

FRANCQ- TURKISH DISPUTE Anus To TE1vs1oN Medfid Defense

UNUEEIDEDL . ” _ M,_ls mow" Crurnbles Before

RE STATUS UF P ATEXITNDRETTA B

Turkey Agitating For Federation Of Near East States.

(0. P. by auuraium speciid wo-cl PARIS, Jan. 7-The brewing crluig provoked by Franco-Turkish differences over the Sanjmk (prov- ince) of Alexandretta was believed

to have been averted here tonight h A conference between Foreign Uynderscoret-ary Pierre Vienot and Sust Davaz, Turkish Ambassador to Paris. /Vienot’s earlier meeting with l General Oesinger, commander-im chief of French troops in the Near East, coincided with nunors that Turkey was ready to take action to preverl inclusion of Alexand- rettu and Antioch in the new Syrian

Republic.

‘The ‘Foreign Underiecretary was quoted as having suggested that the two countries mi ht ask for a

in statements conceming illegal fish- ing

H1911 . . . Found, deputy minister of ilsher- les, was chairman oi the meeting.

ini. "told" that J. T. Gaudet, of Point snpin, former fisheries guardian, was

Failure of one witness to .substan- tiate previous criticism featured the first day's session of a Royal Commission inquiry into reported

illegal fishing of lobsters in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Is- land last year.

Harrison T. Smith, of Bayside, dmittcd that at a recent meeting

Truro, N. S., he made certain

and alleging Fishery Depart- t officials were Jax Dr W A.

After failing to name any offic-

Smith finally said he had been

an “illegal lobster buyer.” “Do you know that you are pro-

postponement of thc .l:m.1B League lmbly one of the men who started

of Nations Council session nt. which 1

lhc Aicxandrctia question is sched- ulcd for discussion. ' Vit-not was said to have pointed

out that the bitter tone of the Turkish pros might harm re- btinns and prejudice a friendly settlement. The French Govern- ment was studying the question closely, and hoped Turkey would do likewise, he said. ll PARIS, Jan. 1- ((‘P-ila.vas)-

The tense European situation was furt'-:cr complicated for France to- nixlit by an imcxpcolod crisis in

rumored ready to tnlrc strong ac- d tion in the dispute ovcr the Syrian l,_

this inquiry?" asked Mr. Justice A.

T. Royal Commission in the investi- gntion.

LeBlanc, who is sitting as a

The witness made no answer. “That is the reason oi’ such in-

quiries as this," remarked the Commissioner, “Persons with no responsibility go about the oolnitry making wild statements about of-

cials, but when they come to a

tribunal of this nature, they do not know an hin

yt 8-

"There is something in the crim-

lhc Near East, whore Turkey was gal code that deals with matters

this kind, and I hope that some

ny some individual will step out nd take action against such per-

Sanjnk lprovince) of Alcxzuidrctta. The Paris and Istanbul Govern-

K (Continued on page 8)

COMING *EVENTS _

"hockey - ..t gnc Primroses

vs. Prince of Wales, Monday, Jnnu- ary lilil at 8 P. M. L-2036-1-7-21.

"Bcdeque Friday, January 8,

ford party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Green. L-2075.

“Borden Saturday, Jn,uu.iry 9. rflld pnrty at the homo of Mr. und Mrs. Reginald Rodgers, L-2075.

“Geo. Leghlizcr Co., lncxt Quccn Hotel) now buying ull kinds. vf dressed poultry. Try us.

L-ll5fl~l2-2-M.

"Poultry - Buying Poultry all

kinds, daily. Paying highest nlnrlcct Prices. Island Cold storage Co., llld. L-iaza-12-30-lf.

"Bingo and Dance in Tracudle

llall Tuesday, January llith. Bingo starts at 8 o‘clock sharp. If not ll:_e following night. L-2062-l-S-ll.

"We will be buying dressed

chilken and fowl at Vernon, Wed- llosday. January 13. Jenkins Bros.

L-2072-l-8-41. l

"New Wiltshire District Lodge]

meets at Hunter River Tuesday, Jlllllory 12th at 2.30 P. Ml.

L-2051-i.-8-Bi.

"Buying live hogs Tuesday

mllmins, January izth. Lemuel Craswell. Hunter River, Alden Mouse, Kensington, Everett Hnslam, Emerald. Signed A. E. wedlock.

L-2038-1-7-21.

“The Annual Meeting of thc

Union Dairymen‘s Association will be held in the factory Tuesday, Jnnuary 12th at 2.30 o'cloc.k, Ten- ders will be received for the cuttinE and storing of ice. J. W. MacLeod. secretary. I..-1956-1-7-al.

“At the request of the Livc-

ciock producers we will load hogs. lambs and calves at East Baltic ttaiion Tuesday afternoon, January 12th, md every second Tuesday thereafter until further notice. Ll-Sl Your _, oderlng with John Pierce. lilmira, who will be in °h°l’¥¢. Livestock Marketing Board.

L-2086-1-8-li

“Livestock Marketing B o a l' d 'Willis hogs, lambs and calves "lfllllsh icon clubs am-mg wc-ck or January mu as :crown rcesdav lorenoon, Remington and Char- lottetown; Tuesday afternoon. East

Mb Stewart, Millvlcw, Mlscouche. Milli: Wednesday forcnoon until lnlln time, Mt. smart, Hunter Rlver_ Bedford; afternoon ll to li. me-ly. 1.-zoom-e-ii

l Baltic. Bouris, Bt. Peters, Morcli,

sons."

Smith was questioned closely by

H. F. G. Bridges, Commission Coun- sel, who asked the' witness to “name one official who was lax." Smith was persistent in state- ments that laxity egristed but said hc did not know where. Question- ed repeatedly for more specific an- swers, he replied, “I don't know

Encouraging News

To Fox lianchers

McLure and MacKinnon, repre-

senting the Hudson's Bay Com- pany, have received excellent re- ports from Ralph Parsons, Fur Trade Commissioner, Wlnnipeg,re- garding the Company`s silver fox auction at London, England, held Wednesday and Thursday and con- tinuing today.

A total of over 30,000 skins are

on snlc and about B0 per cent have already been disposed of with the clear skins advancing slightly. Faded skins also advanced slightly while low grades declined.

This is felt to be most encour-

aging news considering that this is the largest oiiering ever displayed by an auction house.

Sure Sign That

Times Improving

FARIBAULT, Minn., Jan. 'I - (AP)-American hoboec. “ld J- Leon Lszarowlts who claimed ho was once t.heir.,“klFl8»" KWW5 "|1195 are getting better.

“On Jan. 1, 1086 I had six cents

in my pocket," he said. “On New Years day of 1937 I had 12 cents; today I've got 37 cents."

'nive at illegal practices. Lewis told

obster F lshery lllllllll FRENCH robe Unde1°Way PLAN APPRUVEII

aysidet Witness Reprimanded

For Making Unsubstantiated Question? Indirect

Charges Against Officials. I In te r v e n tio n

T- In Spain Raised By

(C. P. by Gu.ardla.n's Special Wirc) 'who is to blame." Ni!iWCAS'I’L»E. N. B.. Jan. 'I-

who was lax you richly deserve to be told a lot of things,” said Mr Justice LeBlanc. "You have made certain allcgations and now you oome here and squirm. I can tell

you that I pay little attention to

“You persist in sticking to your C

you consider that J B Gaudet

was lax?" 5

“Now afew minutcsa o outold ‘-5

shore, and you said that you

flcials?" asked the Commission 0

Why? 3

not want to see them."

"Why did you not report it to some other official then?" l "I did not consider it my job I

understood that M,._ Gaudet was a clilicns for incorporation into any pronounced illegal lobster buyer." f“

How do you know he was an il-

“I was told that Who told you?’ P

legal lobster buyerl.. should adopt the same attitude;

u T at When Smith failed to reply, J. be

Kerr Logglc, of Chatham. stood up

and remarked' nl told hlm_., shui agree to unconditional, ef-

nm your statement at me m,,et_ ‘fective control of various prohib- 1

mg ln Trum you sald lobsters itions agreed upon. such control to were caught in shallow water?" be

Smith was asked. I

“Did you ever see lobsters caught “

“You also 'said that along Escu-

scason?" 8 "No, but I was told that thcrc

were.” » l

“Who told you?"

“I cannot recall, but the whole

village was talking about it."

when smith will again take mol stand, were Camille Guignardnsh- eries inspector on Shippegan Is-l land, James J. Losier, Tracadlc, nn- , other inspector, J. Kerr Logglc, vice-president and general manag- er of WB. Loggie and Co. at Chat- ‘ ham, and Leslie Lewis, Bayside.

Guignard and Losler repo1'tc'd

decreases in illegal lobster fishing in their district and said they had never been odered bribes to con-

of seeing lobster nels aboarduboat at Escuminao Point in late August. He expression opinion. because of "talk" he had heard, that last sca- son there was more illegal fishing

(Gontmued on page ai

l ll fl . l- LONDON Jan 'l-Germany and

§,‘flb§;'_»fi°“°° ° W1 ness” ° your italy tonight informed creat Brit

M. Bid d in mow “ln

ofiicTals ringhiengxg, ancient each llrlllclple the halting of movement

volunteers to take part in he _ 11"* " ` 4 ‘ amsh civil war but at the same col-cmonlcs of a typ.ca1 Dutch wed- P0

e raised the question of indir- 1, UHF- artillery fire und massed i`nfunt|'\' chnrfcs su 1 01 ‘d I lntel~venll0n_ P I U E M I 0 f'Iwo milliogi Slbieots of the land l armored cars- _ . L '~ TP i L l_y(‘ he long-delayed replies to thc| ° “°°d"“ 5 °e5 “nd ‘mndmg cam " The Fuscist forces claimed to have h immered a wedge

1 . 1 t 1 '

case Smith denied knowledge of 0- any laxity but maintained “there 5_9 is a laxity some place." Um

original declaration," remarked thc T

"1: you cannot name an omcun Italo.-German

_ .

. ,l ,

Co 151 r_ ,,Y u h uld have All~l0_Fl-emlh note of Dem 23 m` als, tulips and windmills,_ cheered] ` _‘_ l _ _ ` l engflgll ifgfhwd lj; Wiugdrnw that l reszrd to banning volunteers in-l Ill cola celebrations and lined the lhF0Ui£h_ the (-ouinnronl defence. lsnlllillllli }‘lSC0l`l-"ll from slatemelm when you cannon plase cilcatc that new negotiations are to , slrrclc-lst ofvthe \\cdd\i)ng process on_ the capital, but this nn.-: rivnlcd here, vlhcrc it was said the blame and back up your slate. undertaken in an effort to lim- 1 l 1” i- -lrre nlvm SFS _of Eurorlcs C0

ment.” . 1 ' A '~_. -~ ' , '

Mr. Bridges finally asked: "Do msée _ . . I ' ' ' '

_ - ng

Point Sapin, a former guardian. T-9

lieve he was lax." _t0

ug of élrlvlng to Palm and Charge d‘Afiaires Blondon at of seeing a number of boats oil R°’“°~ -

thought they were llshmg lobsters the Foreign Office they probably

illegally. Did you report than mar- will _

lm. tp the nshery depallment ol_ Ngm-Intervention Committee for

oo l_ ficicnt points in common exist to

|35: _ make possible the formulation of li ».

"wen, 1 felt that Mr. Gaudet uid fl

..Yes_.. ' ‘ability of removing from Spain all l

on-Spanish participant; in the

ln shallow water-_;~ conflict, including "political agit-

~N°_" ators und propagandists.”

minac Road mere were tons am; Italian reply agrees in principle to tons cr lobsters landed there, meg- dl-Swllfllle llle movemem °f V°l' _ ally. Did you ever see any ton or untcers to Spain but makes num- I

tons of lobsters landed there out of EYOUS 1'0S€r\'Htl0ns, notably in re-

ard to the Franco-Spanish fron-

tier.

Majm- D_ H_ Sutherland, Ha1l;,,x_ proposal; for ending international

chief supervgsor for the cute,-ll tension. At Rome officials said. nshcrles dlvimonv teslmed mls “they embrace the whole field of mol-ning ,md nftf_.m0;m_ other wll__ non-intervention including war M5535 hem-d before udlsul-llnlcm materials and financial support as

was made until tomorrow morning, _--_-_:_ _»-»~_-_-:_-f_~--

_ _ _

Record Tourist

(C. P. by Guardian'| Spectal WTR) `

“Nova Scotia will have the heav- iest tourist season in her history next year," G. D. Burton. ¢1lPl“l'l°“ of the tourist committee of the Yarmouth Board of Trade, Bild T0' night on his zcturn from a pre- season iour of New Enlllllld-

Replies

(By Pat Ussher Canadian Press Staff Writer)

one of the best cuts in history, wuh the increased trade applying gen- erally to the Maritime Provinces.

Carloads shipped from this dis.

ti-ict numbered 159. The trees went f0i’WBI‘d one t0 five in 3 bundle and 600 to 700 bundles to a car, mak- ing it difficult to estimate closely the total number of trees.

The greatest market is New York

State. figures show. Practically all shipments are by rail. A 10 per cent md vajorem duty is imposed by the United States customs.

Wedding Of Prin- cess Juliana And Prince Bernhard.

l By THOMAS HAMILTON

l Asun-iuted Press Foreign Stall’ 1 THE HAGUE, The Neilicrlands,

Fighting

TVIADRII), Jan. 7 - ((`i'

“"'°""'"‘ “l‘PmNcESs wEDSFasc1st Advance

l.2t”‘m'€,°a'.?‘<‘§'a..’i;.?.'.i;';‘. ‘nil I ts _ A°*' . _ :2i2.2°€.f.”§:;:r:.l12;‘; “S“”ge“ dVf‘“°‘“»‘e In New

ported. This was said lo reprcscrt

l ‘ L ' ’ lH,,||,,,,d En Fete ln' Back D ef e n de rs lv. Bitter

-iin\'z|.-)-With German and

Moorish troops bringing murderous p|‘c.<sl||‘e to heal' on Government lines ivcst ni' Mndrirl. the |>'.‘|euguc|'ed capital

and France they approved in

the conflict to the Iberian Pen

el at Berlin: Italy‘s was given by

Sir Eric Drummond, the Brit-

l Ambassador, and French

hen the replies are received at

be handed to the International

amlnation as to 'whether suf-

workable scheme to halt the iv of volunteers..

Mnkcs Conditions

Germany laid 'down three con-

xtner non-intervention efforts: Other participating nations

The question of indirect partici- ion in the civil war should also

tackled immediately;

All participating governments

carried cut upon the spot. The reply also urged the advis-

It wa; understood in Rome the

Sweeping Proposals

The reply was said to include

(Continued on page 8)

Season Predicted

YARMOUTH. N. B.. Jan. 7-

summ and his nredletlvll

peak' ., failure docs not depend on thel “ii

l` Jun.

A 7-JAP)-crown Princess Jul-l tonight was in the most perilo f*‘l‘l;l;'@m“°llllrl§if>elli tlgdlnllle since the attack begun lnsl (ici,

' G(_I_m;m Prlllco Bemhmd or LirpC_' In the vitnl Pov.nc|o-i'Il l’|unt1u-l.n.s ituzus sector the

ns position it has known. 255. -

.l,,,»,.l,l ln cull and rellglous lines of the hzird-lighting' llilwnuiiniizll Iirignde and

royalty attended the religious rites

Alarmm Rate In

g , N

l-yes_ I have gnod reason to be Count Ciauo, the Foreign Minister, d C t 0 t- First al the old Town Hall and fo

o ' . ' I , ‘

0\,lI`l l'y ll lute; n the Great Church, Groote sm

- . -ky' 1 l u .

break In U n I t e d T'{o[\:'s oft]lT1n?i-(Rage-1 c€;h‘Tt(T1t;g]\Te tts Ch.)

States.

Royal Higliucss."

LONDON' 'IMI' 7`°(§P{}`°nI‘;Sg.;l By royal decree he became a nc

don area this week, the Health ,§1°_irE’§;1dl;30:(‘;r£r]°r°n° °f Juuana as we Department announced tonight, and l R V. HIT Obbmk exhorted the M,

e _ | ,

Bggficxxe thnegt tx; ,w“<|_l»wCd5 M, l-Cmcmbrl. thnt l shipment lo -.‘.i:lrlri<l of nutrlnnfliilvs 1 'l-"

“whether wedlock is a. success uri all

Influenza brought death to 23- gm or th? husband and Wife ,_,ls

Londoners; 215 died of pncumon- fllll?-'l ll U ml an ther Women' children' the aged’ mp H

|1p__ Iinclndng thc Dine of Kent ra

rmany':. answer was delivered D]

the British and French embas- Sease spreadlng TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS

the 26-_vear-old Prince the right mor licncr-fortli to be known as "His sl

08 w

ting the civil populut-l-, and pro- _ “_

plc’s Militia strnincll und bnckleli nntlcl' unrelenting

mmuniczliinns were .-'till upon with the Sierra Gnnday.

ma sector.

'SPEED EVACITATION ,

ig . i ,

ed the evaclmlion of women und ldren from thc capital. ` l Not one more German, not one ’ e child, under fire,” was thai an which appeared in c\'vr;.'; spaper today. V

ught word thc mixed colmnn-

___ - _-_ ~.-.~;;~; ;:::>_~:_-:xii--~ ___ _-1*

Troops Active In Spanish Morocco

for Spanish rchcl hall ruuclc j PARIS, Jan. 'T-~The French Mor-

rangemcnts for lilo llnlncdlale occnn nclnnlnslmiion in n rrpon.

evcrth ` _ ' th -l, -,_ ' e ‘i..2‘.i?? .‘;§§;‘.‘i ‘tl Report German

.-: inl<»rnu\rl the French govern-

d chauffeurg fol- U56 ln c,,,lL._ lnrnl ilml Gl‘r'mmiy is confiu llxvg

ions to be uscd p:il".1cnl.lrly lor "“"

lnl'_.'r< -.~=l‘.'lll' iniiitrerl' nlirl r‘°:n|ur~:'-

I in,:'n.‘<loii of Spnnlslx Morocco, lziuh nulliorlly :aid today.

Mr.

was based on infomation received from travel arch!! U1 -\"“°l'l°°“

Improvement

VATICAN CITY. Jan. 'l--<UP>- The condition of POW Pull, lllf' ferlng from artcrlosclcrosis and purnol paralysis °f hi* l°¥» V” improved tonight according to the osservutore Romano, official Vati-

°“:1'~h‘;rga1l°1cnl\n's wont cmicuon. however, is his inability to attend ll, all of his pastoral duties, the

d d.

”°..‘f§l,”§"§f,,,2f; icnenu condition u showing s pl'°Uf¢SS“'° w‘r';‘l",`?",fa ment'-» sud me QSSBYVB ta I in consideration of tho 11° ‘"9 ° the melody and the necessarily ions time frequlfiglhgie r;‘::°n"°°’_ble‘ able to con erm t md mmm

limits to his ardell

clue: no voiced. Reasons for :rest- er tourist travel. he said, Wert Bell- cral increase in salaries, firmness of the stock market and the foot thntvbo per cent of the 'Wllflli-B

Reported In

Ta' 119 °f br°n°hm5~ 1" 05"" lam” P' I-nent. “ one ° sick and victims of enemy bom-

Thr- report this nnihority as

iarge cities of England and Wales 1°” °V"r5"‘h`ng' bm.(.lnl,,m_§_ 5,;

93 died of influenza during thc week.

Reports from throughout the

country showed the disease was spreading at an alarming rate, al- though the influenza was.,not of the very dangerous kind.

Public services in a. number of

the more densely populated cities was seriously crippled. The army sick list was mounting rapidly. dc- spite drastic preventative steps. Public officials were urging the lnnoculation of civil servants.

More than 600 employers of the

Austin automobile factory at Bir- mingham were oonflncd to their beds.

Leicester reported that fully 40

per cent of the city's students and ll per cent of its workers had been hit by the epidemic. Street car service there was reduced con- siderably duc to illness among thc personnel.

Most of the 1,400 London police-

men who were victims of the cpl-

gemic were still on the sick list to- ay.

HEAVY SNOWFALL

CHICAGO, Jan. 7-(CP) - Sub-

zero cold and traffic snarling snow beset the Western United States today while a widespread outbreak °f___1ll_l‘llle.llzl=l increased winter wac- ries throughout the country.

The heaviest snow storm in 20

Years burdened Arizona. Motorists turned back because of lmpnssiiblc highways crowded Gallup, N. M.. hotels. Transcontinental planes WGN Zwunded as Tucson. A thick fog kept airliners in their hangnrs at Chicago.

The cold belt widened-strclch-

ing from the Paclnc Const to the Great Lakes and extending south to the Texas Panhandle.

Predictions of rising temperatur-

es were received with mingled feelillss. some mcdicui aumonncs feared moderation would hamper charts to stem the spread oi influ- enza. The public health service ’ “mee

. (Continued on page 3)

Much oi its success. he said. de-

pcnxlr on whrilier they “can kneel

monishedl the couple. W

(Continued on page 8)

Seaman Lost 0 ff

NORTH SYDNEY, N.S., Jan. 7-

(CP)-Her Hag at halfmsst the 20- ton North Sydney fishing schooner Percy F. Russel limped into port hfrn today to report the loss oi one seanmn and the thrilling rescue of nhoihcr ylslrrclny in one of the worst. gales to whip the Cape Bre- ton coast in years.

William Buffett, 23, also of this

town, son of Captain George Tho-

vnrds from the schooner in a. sud-

froni _cxposu_re. .He became delir- ions on the journey back.

Destroyer Sails

F o r Bermuda

HALIFAX, Jan. 7- (CP) _ The

‘Canadian destroyer Baguenay sall-

cd from Halifax today for Bcr-l

muda on her annual winlcrcruise.

She will remain at Hamilton, Bermuda, two weeks before pro-

ceeding further south.

great wisdom in your private as ~‘ l 1 l , ll well as nllbllc life," Dr- Obblnk Ml- fgced t° “ive g'°‘”‘d “‘"‘"~" "h°‘ U ;.nruc1;=on or lun-fy fortifications

Govcrnlnent officers admitted the Inn

e Fnscisls’ offensive power, before `" rich the Republicans hue been

t few days’ .. l

(By Jean Duiospnall

(Coin/rlrlil. 19:41, ny unc Hana , "lj"

News Agency) V’

incl. suid Gcrnmn marines habi -'lcrl nl thc Spanish .\’i0r0l‘c."u t of (Tonto and premrntions were

togctln-r bcforc the Throne of God “MVS p.°"'iU°n md bw” gmwly ,, ci-1 f' ‘ ‘l l t ln Dwyer ,md tlumsglvlng_-- ll€l0lJlll‘<ilZC<I by the resnrrlelnze of l .f-"N ` W [U N lc RJWH F

"It is your dufy to behave with M

, 'il

'nge li<><`:;c<~," of (lr-rman troops.

V in cr\minnc<l, lic said, that Ger-

ti r‘ll._fz;1n~:1‘s \\'r‘rl snp(‘r\'isin1: (lie

Ccntn. which will nuikc lt a scri-

E on: :-!'.'.\l lo Gihl-.=l:_n~ :md n. part ot'

ny comm<‘rcinl c o n r c s s i 0 mg nircl to Gcrnlmis, notably with ,ll-(1 lf, me _\1<»filln iron orc mme:

Cape ' Breton Coast 3

inns oi' the vessel, was rescued I n when their dory overturned 500 the Mnllzmllll-,._, Rlwl. \._,_l,,,._

ADAHONDA OUTSIDE MA-

DR-ID. Jim. 'l-The soulhcmmost N113 Pf me I-l15llrl','cnt pine-ers traddling the L1 Corunnn highway northwest of Madrid was pi'l»s.'.vu closer toward the heart of inuurui

grilles of Humera, about tlucc mile;

Govemment trenches guflrrling

the approaciies to the strzxlcgis- suburb were found clogged with Clllllll, TMC dlspailcilcs soul.

Similar gains were crlclitccl lf:

General Emilio lVloln's oincr divilc ions sweeping \'1ctoi‘lon.-ly no;-ill. \\'."n‘d to choke the Lo1'li:i..’ rom lunicution lines runnin:; lln‘nn~

lnslnnullt lu‘;lclqLlnr_cx.~ .ll, Shinin-

Bllfll"~ S-lllk bCl0l`0 l€SC\10l-S *lf* torxes, particularly on lim Gund-

iivccl Thomas was hauled into the alajnra and Anclamefzln n-font. boat. in a semi-conscious condition l Heavy emlllly l0_e_5,.s M.,-f. l.-mmm

Clfll Sllnull, _ _ I n:lc.l broadcast rcporls of other vir-

` ' . . l

in both_scclors.- _ Pr* (‘ -

l w I ~

Gcncrnl Francisco Frau-._>'» _

west of Madrid were hui <5 :|.~. _.ll- most ambitzous conccivvcl in fim-

| Insurgent ;~oui'ccs plrrliclctl thu: ii.

:ilicluclly and sph.-rl uozilcl ,~.o<n\ curly their iroopl. inzo I\lncll'id.

During thc last time rla_\.\ thc

main cffort of the iisvrgcnt hnf.

l . ibecn. to cut, off the Rr~,n1l;1ioms in

lille Escorinl. An nttcmp; lsyllicinll- itia to recapture Ins Rozns and Majadahonda was mmic l.\ r. nirll _ It was benlln buck.

The grcntcst oplnnisnl r<~.pin~<l

(Conllnncd on page 8)

A Mystery Shrouds Dealings

Mattsonfe e Kidnapping _

'S'

_ .i

WITH msunc-Eur honors Ar ' W MA.: l

‘ .

from Madrid, il. was cluimcrl licrc. ‘ fl

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Condition Of Pope Pius

desire oi conlocrating himself to his work, revealing remarkable ac- tivity and resistance, two of the sovereign Pontlfrs most character- istic qualities."

The Pope was compared in his

ull to Bt. Martin, the Osservatore commenting: "Pius JU docs not want to neglect his pastoral dut- iu, for he hu declared. 'I do not regret the pain, but I do regret ne- glect of my labor! That phrase suffices to describe His Holiness."

Dr. Aminto lliiani examined the

ailing Pontlf! surly today and said he was as well as could be expect- ed, with no signs of complications

laggravatlng the paralysisaon his. egs.,

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Found In Woods

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today identified a skeleton found in the woods back of nearby Bci-

ONIINING, N. Y., Jan. 'I--(AP) mont as that of Alden Graham,

Theodore Didonne. 81, and Joccph wealthy rumor who had been Bolognia, 3|, were electiocutod in missing is months.

Sin Prison tonight for the Clothing, a knife, and hair were

Bins B slaying of Edwin Esposito, 22, I identified as similar to Ciraham's. subway coin-collector shot to death Content-s of a bottle found near in g |340 robbery Sept. 2, 1985, in the body have been delormlncd 3l~°°k1yn_ chemically as 0. deadly poison,

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made that both were dead lt 11:02 An inquest will be held tomor- p m., E.S.'1'. ,l'0W»

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T.-TCOMA. Wash., Jan. 'l~A new

“'contact" advertisement signified tonight in .t dealings were in pro- gres: between the kidnappcr of Cherie Mattson and his family but tight secrecy covered develop- ments in the case.

The advertisement, fourth of s.

series in the Seattle Times, said:

“Mable--I am getting all the

notes. Police are not intercepting them. I accept your method of ‘il`,:ntificatlon. All requests have lbccu carried out. I will do as ln- ‘.etru:ted w‘thout anyone knowing. Ann."

l This wa* construed to mean Dr. 4 W, W. Mattson was tolling the kid- hopper his messages were being re-

lceived. all surveillance stopped sr:

lths way lnndc nbsolxxlcly clcnr for V - _ him to prvcccci. ‘llllf 'Will 4 (0 l There was no indlrnilon no lo i`llfll‘l0llfll“\'ll 3 32 fhow much ransom w.is invnlzcfl. . F0351'-‘\ST The nbdunor ich. a demand for lvl-ulwtzllie Provinces: F‘l‘2»‘h 01 $28,000 when nc :cami 10-ycm-.uid -<ll=~llc \vlnrl~: cloudy with OCQHS- tCharlcs from the 1\i:l tson home lOlll\_l l`-"ill Ol' SHOW; C0ldl‘l' lil “Wt the night of Dec. 2'I. The noio rc- l~"l'l_l"ll ill' lllfhl- putcclly warned the miusoin dc- lllizll l!ll<‘ llll-S lll0l’1lll1iZ fill 745 m~nrl would double vvcxy \vccl;, ll'lll lollllllll -“_ 3445

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