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"”31 * BUR: 0N
, AS SKIPPER
. 4
aptain Turner May Be
Placed in Command To-
morrow, Having Made
Gains in Saturday’s Race.
its an Blllll ,
::. VESSELB Iii-cm
ir Thomas Still Has Faith
That the Shamrock Can
Defeat the Resolute.
SANDY HOOK, N. J.. July 19.—
peculalion in the America's (“up
acing fleet at anchor in the. lloreehou
enters upon the successor to Captain
"'illimn P, Burton, whom Sir Thomas
ipton plans to remove its skipper.
Captain Albert \V. Turner. Failing
meter of the Shamrock. who had the
bee! when she made some of her
aim; in Saturday"? race Was talked
f as the successor. it was said that
so; would ‘Je given the wheel tomor-
ow and that Captain Burton would
: it on 'the challenger, though not in
ommand. - ' ‘
Sq‘r Thomas has told iriends that he
ikes Designer Nichols ln, Colonel
'unean F. Neill, the buronet's yacht-
ng agent, and Captain Alfred Diaper,
r the twenty-three meter Shamrock.
lllcilul‘ledlllr
STILL RUNNIN
lemporary Injunction in
Bridgeport is Continued
Till Tuesday '
unamoyonr, July 19.~—Jud§;e
aim \V, Banks, in the Superior Court
azurdfly continued the temporary in-
mum against the City .of Bridge-
H, restraining it from. enforcing the
’t‘flf’y enacted restrictive jituey or-
.—
~ 3.90 asked to file briefs in the case.
Exhaustive arguments by counsel
.nr both jitney men and the city last—
.i for over three hours, beginning
it]; impassioned appeal by the jit-
ey‘men and being offset by City At-
nmey Comley, who argued that seek-
a a mandamus to force the company
1 operate could not be attempted un-
i the trolley company has ceased to
mush service. He said: '
“Vflmt sort of a remedy is it that
cold, when the service had stopped.
en commence a year's: litigation to
,i it to resume “ Continuing, be
Id: “To say that in such an action
we Cily would have to file a bond cf
emu» a milliondollara to answer
mages the congfiany might suffer
om continuing operation." .
Attorney Jacob B. Klein: arguing
r the Jitneymen's AsSodat’ion, de-
fired that the ordinance ~Was’urmml-
Ituioual, , unreasonable, mighleous
:1 did. not represent public opinion.
i his argument as to the constitu-
rmamy of the new ordinance, Mr.
‘cin said that he did not believe
"it City Attorney Comley advised
, u amermen to vote for the measure
Li added that he could not under-
“!nd what [liver was behind me
“3301'9. ‘ '
nonunion-
in [lung MONEY
There is due liquor dealers of
.irl‘leld county about $66.00!) of r9-
'd money, because of the curtail-
gm of licenses issued for 1919 and
oer-ed inoperative for the full Vear
cause of prohibition. '
_quuor dealers will receive
filter the last of October,
. County Commissioner Frank E.
allard today. The license monev
niecled originally was divided aé-
filing to law and spent. Towns.
no; and the country have to. make
me rate appropriation to pay back
3 a refund money. Most towns in
=4 country have aIready made ap-
mpnations. The county will meet
r Bessie; anélt appgoprinte its share
n yaerteinone ‘
2343 to the dealers. y WI“ be
five] Factions
" Fight in Japan
:‘wfillch. July 16 (By Wireless .to
n Tsm- By The Assuclated'Press)é~
filling between troops of the rival
goons occurred today at Kwanhim.
any miles soutbof Pekingn' “Num—
Js of wounded are arriving heron
'1 arty itself is quiet. but wire and
u communication with Tier: Tom
.5 been interrupted. ‘ ’ ’
The mediators sent out in an effort
reconcile the contending parties
rve returned to Peking. thermis-
having failed. .
the
according
us. ‘:_a..; ~-l
more. until Tuesday, when both sidw
. on his wagon was no light,
Aum Mill 3
Two accidents within two hours.,of
each other provided thrills for ten of
Nonvalk‘s young men and caused the
arrest, of one, and the confinement to
me Stamford hospital ot,three others.
Shortly before 1 o'clock yesterday
morning near Put’s Hill in Greenwich,
a car owned by Charles Homes of
Fort street, and driven by James H.
Johnson of Third street, was in .col-
lisiou with a car driven by William
Golden oi Cos Cob, breaking the two
front wheels off theme, According
to the Greenwich police. Johnson was
arrested charged with reckless driv-
ing. and was to have been tried this
morning but the case was continued.
As the occupants of this car were
starting homeward they entered a car
owned by Arthur C. Geddes of 7 Hen-
ry street, and started for Norwalk.
As they were passing through Stam-
ford and about to enter into the Dar-
ien. 3 Ear headed towards Stamford
tried to “bog the road" and in order
to prevent hitting the other car, Gad-
des drove his car across the road-
way and into a telegraph pole.
The occupants of the car were
thrown about and shaken up, Ged‘des
received, a severe cut. on the face trom
glass from the windshieldand an in»
rjured left leg. John McGrath, of 15
Osborn aremie was out about the face
and hands with flying glass and Louis
Stolz of 6 Van Zant street was also
cut badly by flying glass. Geddes and
McGrath are still in the Stamford
hospital as a result of their injuries
but, Stolz was able to return to his
home yesterday.‘
A number of stitches have been
aken in the wounds oi the men now at
the hospital. ._ .
The names of the occupants of the
cars that figured in the acidents are:
Arthur C‘. Geddes, 7 ~,Heury street;
John McGrath. 15 Osborn avenue;
Louis Stolz. 6 Van Zant street; Frank
Barren, 26 Haviland street: George
Lynch_ 10 Henry street; Joseph Mc-
Laughlin, 2 First street: James John-
son, 8 Third street; Charles H.
Holmes. Fourth street. Elmer Sm
field. 56 Fort street; and Harry G.
Folley, 4 Charles street. ‘ .
murmurs mm
_ BY lllllllilllll Iili
Judge John ‘H. selleck and Grand
Jurror William Wilmont had another
busy session when the, Dnrien courl
opened for business in the Town Hall
this morning. The members 01 the
State police had been busy as usual
on Sunday and were rewarded. by the
arrest of several violators of the an.
tomobile laws of Connecticut. Wll~
liam Hamm. of Armock, N. Y., who is
to locate in Darien and who Was there
on his first trip, was one Of the vic
times of the headlight laws, and his
case was disposed at last night as an
accommodation to him. He paid a
fine of $10 which. with Costs, amount-
ed to $22.83. The case of George Doo-
He was driving on the Post road and
Follow-
ing an argument he was taken into
custody and as' a penalty was fined
(Continuation—page Four)
PRIVATE sMfiws
lillllY WESHERE
The remains of Barry C. Smitten. a
private in Company I, 303m Infantry
who died in a hospital In France, on
March 2151:, 1919, arrived in Norwalk
this morning, and was taken to the
funeral parlors of D. W. Raymond on
l«Test “fashinglon street.
, The services will be held from
Trinity church on Wednesday after«
noon at 2 o‘clock. Rev, Thomas E.
Swan officiating. .- .
The pail bearers will be members 0:
the American Legion and a firing
squad and bugler will be furnished by
the local companies ‘ of the State
Guard to conduct" military exercises
at the grave. Interment will take
Place in Riverside cemetery. _‘
Private Snil'fen formerly lived on
Hamilton avenue, buthis member late-
ly removed to Elton Place; Nor-walk. =
CAME IlL'IINIi‘
,fiflNlESH’I‘RHTON
- Several thouSand spectators, " un-
rdaunted by the rain watched the ca-
noei- tilting contest. Staged : by, Fred
Buckley and: Hired Barrett '_VEI'8‘BS_
Zeke Lynch and Matty Rooney at 304
ton Point, yesterdayiattmoon. 7 Con-
w§s a draw, althoughaothers;
that Rooney aud‘Lyn}: gave a brush
to theaters. . ,’ , K . "
The falls were about even- and 139
only «thing .by whick momma
could tavorone team ‘more than an
“ ulmulnwumi
L. J. Lanque May Have Fan;
en From High. Clifi Near
the Camp at Rowayton.
L. J. Lanque, a FrenchCanadlan
Who was hired in New York city on"
eral days ago to work on the railroad.
and who Was staying at the railroad
camp near Rowayton, was {amid dead,
Polish Population of Lithu-
laoia Fleeing Before the
’ any: mm mmum e 2
will, wawmnumwm
early‘ yesterday morning, on the Later our. attei‘ remains one of them- ' .
tracks between Towers No. 500 and S " 1! W m. was mm W end 31:» , 011111313 of the Invadem°
no 30 e919 8121 .&q~‘g use“, no ‘10; myt as ‘ on the read back to NW ‘
’machinenuite badly. His two com.
011 the Crimean FroneJut,
east bound freight.
The man had the trip of'bis head
crushed in and there is some doubt
as to whether he fell from the high
blulf, near where lie was found, or
Whether he had been killed by a pass-
ing train.
Identification of the remains
made at 10:30 o’clock this morning by
muons. James Plunkett. or Cove
street, East Norwalk. and George W.
Flynn. of Stevens sheet. although
was
Joseph Simons, chef at the railroad , ,‘ _’,}_' mg a, not hurt in , . . , _ , .
meg,“ that or mm 1 'F '* so“ a... 122.3” “ i“ "’9 0n Ir a Limited Allowafie 3f South of Oreckholf, fierce-
. ical examiner Samue E. Hunt— omer 1 M . 51: ll w l back to Non - S . . . . 3
ington was called when the man was . wall: undergo: mg“ turn in the P21183131! CIOWII n Fighting IS Reported. ,
found and had the body removed to road way over on his 0!": side when Given Hm-
WARSAW, July 19 (By The Assoclan
eted Prees).—»The Poles are with-‘
drawing to the south and southwest
from the railway Junction of mag,
which has been occupied by the not:
shevikl in their drive in the direction
of Groduo.
This Bolshevlk sweep across Lith-
uania. is giving the Soviet forces poe-
D. W. iRaymond’s funeral parlors on
Washington street where it was iden-
tified by Simone this morning,
Nothing is known or League’s re
latious and he was hired through an
Intelligence Bureau located on the
Bowery, New York. No papers that
would lead to the locatiOn of relativ-
es were found among the man‘s et-
a fast going machine iron the big-
.gest city in the United States. came
down the middle of the road and would
not turn to the side it belonged on. ‘
*Mr. Skelly saw that a crash WES
inevitable quless quick action was ta-
ken so be swerved his machine into
a tree badly braking the mud guard.
BERLIN._Jn1y 19 (WW Pom}
.«aFriends of Prince Joachim o! Ho—
henzollem, youngest son of the ex-
leser. today denied stories current:
in Berlin that. his smcide at Potsdam.
yesterday, was due to scandal. They
say that aside from his marital disap-
CORK, July lit—4m! city was in a
state of terror last fighters u result
of street lighting which started after
a bayonetlng incidental the street, in
which a former soldier was killed.
About 10 p. m. indiscriminate tiring be mid-
tects.
started in virtually all sections 0! the
city. The casualties reported today
were on dead and fourteen wounded.
The car then rushed back in t ,
die of the road apparently not. barl—
ly hurt. but directly in the path of
another oncoming New Yer-k car. Skel-
pointmeuta. he was acutely ember-no
send through his matricted finances.
like is brothers. be is believed to
have Keen sadly in need of funds, aw-
msion-of a rich harvest, as they are
occupying thousands of acres pinto,
ed by the Poles ,the grain and hay
now standing in stocks. The Polish
ley was the first call-2d Ibis morning.»
Cansus of opinion was thatthe match .erlca. declawd that fit {heaven} "IVES
The firing. which an: participated
in, it is stated. by military patrols in
motor lorries and armored cars. cane
ed consternation. Frightened women
and children hurried mm side streets
and doorways and knocked frantically
at numerous houses for admission
Volunteer patrols hurried to thelras-
sistence, but several Maids and
former soldiem’ahcaéy he been hit
by flying bullets, and were taken to
log to the limited allowance from the
crown funds permitted him by the
Prussian Government.
He also is reported to have been
brooding over the ultimate fate of the
royal house and the criticism to which
he father has been subjected to Ger-
many.
'Bythoae who are elm to file Ho-
! family when it. was not»
henna! m 00. Joachim is de-
mpulafion is fleeing before the Bol-
shevlk wash .the peasants crowding
the made with their livestock and ve-
hicles lowed with household goods.
The food in the warehouses at Bie-
losiok, stored there for the use of the
childrat, who are fed by the Ameri‘
can Relief commission, is being load»
ed upon can for shipment to a. safer
place, Refugees in the Bielostok te-
giou us also being removed.
nuns ‘lllllllilllll
= WAS Nlllfilllll‘l
one/o! the, meet heated cases that
have come before the first district
city court was the auction Constable
y turned the steering wheel of his car
agar! .but. this time to far and ran
directly into a stone wall where the
machine was halted.
Luckily Mr. Skelly and his compan-
ions were riding slowly or death might
have been the result. Skelly. did some
coed mintfleilng as it was and prob-
ably saved a bad accident by avoid.
Eng the first auto. The machine 1:33
5001193 bro N in on ‘Sawrdny in the has ital. Sound to be suffering from a molten er in Berlin Priu -
which 3Samue‘lxfiell. of Feet Swamp: al- _ f: , .-—-—,- ~ »‘ me! which hindered further progress elated to have been the favorite :3: ~ 13' ht)
leged that hemnd been punched in the (Condnmdcu M m and a badly damaged mudguard. run- of. the tome: Germ WW» of (Continued on Page Is .
mouth by John Roberto. of the some - . . , , . 11in: board. broken headlights. 31mm» {ears areexpresseg! that the at: on , ,, , . , ,
place after he had protested at Ro- ed from and smashed windshield. his suicide may have a fatal e. LAKE yufiin M is
Fir . ‘ « . ' 1
her. oath: recently aluminum: acute.
mfrence of her heart trouble.
- DOQRN. Holland. July 1‘9 {By The
Modeled Presc).~'l‘he announce
{lineal of Prince Joachim’s death came
to Doom Castle; where his parents
live like a thundertmlt. .
The fomer Empress, who during
the last week has again been serious—
3': troubled by her heart nilmem. had
not been informed of the tragedy to-
dav- The exAEmprror, however. was
told and was greatly affected by the
untimely end of his favorite son.
‘ . th Brothers wreckingm was
sent for and the masculinehiarougl‘tit in:
their garage in Natural :- ere
ended this morning it will be laud up
nearly 1 week for repairs.
Neither of the drivers of the other
cars stop :1 to see it anvone was;
h'irt out $911: directly on their way
to New York. The first car $331211):
ceeding under a very fast rate of
Joachim visited his parents here
33ml“ ADMITS . , w
Slum; ,Ffifififil‘fi" W “3811313111” §
berto‘s using slanderous names about
his daughter and daugther-indaw. >
Roberto denied using slanderous
language about either of the girls and , ’ ’
declared that he had only pushed Bell .,
on his property for trespassing on it _ .
and threatened him. , , um
AttomeyJesse Dunbar bad charge of
the case for the defendant, while Sal.
vator P. Genuario. prosecuting attor-
ney, fought vigorously tor the 2:3-
viction of Roberto. who, he char . v... ,,
was a “thug” which caused a protest wgfiiaggggfiggi 5?’§£?:n§ 1i):
b,‘ re 'mandbythe ,, .1. . .,
from Dun er and a p” particular and the Emmocratlcg- plat»
{arm in general was explained by,
President Wilson and. Gamma;- Cox,-
in statements oubliefiesi wear; treat—
8W onus
Guests Flee in Nightclothc,
~ Many on Second Floor
’ Sliding Down Ropes.
LAKE PLAClD. July , ill—Fire
which started at 5:55 this morning in
the bakery or the Lake. Placid ,lnn
spread so rapidly that the any-two
occupants of the hotel were-(creed to
flee in their sleeping apparel. leaving '
mm
judge. ter which he tried to prove
his charge by claiming that Roberta
had been convicted for encoding, in
New York in «which .he" endangered.
th lives 01: c'. , gm, --1 45133433," At. mg‘of yesterday’s conference at the ' _ .,._
legacy Genuazilfzsnfd, “that any man White ,HOU/Sfi- , . _ $21; uncrdrgbfs1 and dvszirtgzlgs be»
ihat would say he had never been con~ Proficient Wilsons statement said, , ‘ . _ 31 . The 0 e was 9 . ., l1 «1 , .
ricted in a court. as J’toberm did. and 11m he and the PM? nominee “were , ' , . , Altman many or the meets a .
then be branded" bv his smite“ who has absolutely atone with regard to the , narrow escapes and several were.
‘ great issue of the league of Nations.” slightly burned, only One woman is ..
admitted that he was arrested and
fined for speeding. is a thug.”
The question arose as ,to whether
or notBell had been tresspassing on
Roberta's property. When summing
up this part of the case. the prosec-
utor said, “There has been conflict
ing evidence given by the witnesses
for the defendant. one claiming that
just a toe of Bell‘s foot was over the
line, another says just the front of
his foot was over the line while Ro-
berto himself said 1113: Bell was at
least two feet over the highway in-
to his property. All this evidence was
conflicting and proves that no: one
of the three are positive whether or
not. he was past his lawful bounda 3‘.
while. the witnesses for the state had
prover; beyond any reasonable doubt
that he was not 08 the highway and
that he was not on Roberta’s proper-
ty. . ' ,
It seemed to the court listeners as if
Roberto would surely be convicted and
Genuario's constant efforts kept scor—
ing point after point until finally Bo-
bcat-to, himself on the stand was {orc-
ed by the prosecutor that although
Bell had his hand on his hip pocket
it was not fear of a. gun or a knife
that wanted him to put; Bell of: his
in the hmpitai as a result of the ire.»
Mrs. Samuel Post of 247 West 10234 ‘-
‘ b cases of persons arrest» an act, N" fork “33" :55 23143223123. "‘
“#qu . / . . _ ,
gem-$92.21..» early weeks of wealth" smudfiaggg :13;ng 91‘“ d" egaln ed.
strike here for -a disturbance at lhe'considerable headway vrben like was
WM one; immea- m. new a; ~
1': a ,, o t 0 ea .
glatime. were nolled in the police court mggghgmyafinga 'rope, and 3 that '
case and coat, then proceeding to the Saturday. There were 157 arrested
Wilton garage. where he 5‘91” in the in all on this occasion and most of
back of the car until the helper open- them were fined :16 and costs egali-
ed the place in the morning, when! There‘was a renewal of the mnke
Wcruin loaded up the machinefith strouble at the “Benedict & Bamboo:
gasoline and all, driving from Wilton branch -of me American 3,153 mm.
to Brewster, to Albany. where he 333113; Friday. It was reported that
went to work and stayed until ar- 19;} walked gm of the factory, most
rested. of whom were strikers who were dis-
Wordi’n first, said that be 1439‘” satisfied because on {heir return the?
where the car was, Tl 113$ been learn- Were unable to secure the wakes paid
9d by 3 Sentinel reporter. that 9“” before the strike. The company say
deuce has been given the police just on}: 35 struck- Many of the work-
bow, they can secure the machine mm; who have returned... declare that
“ma! “5de traded to a man for a the brass mills have made a general
Ford touring ('3! and 5199- cut in wages of, fifty cents per day
,Wordtn’s.;reason for stealing the car but This is dfniefi by the campafiy.’
was because he wag in had trouble The 3; w, w_ is planning an invasmn
with 3 Norwalk woman, whose name 0f the cizy, according to report.
ban not been revealed. as far as can which seems to be home out by like
be ascertained. and he needed the sump,“ appearance here veeterday of
money t0 fire? out 05 Wm thousands or inflammatory circulars-
The trouble in “NC“ Wordin ad- addressed to the strikers, urging them
and that Mr. Cox “is ready to be the
champion in every respect, of the hon-
or of the nation and the secure peace
of the world."
Governor Cox in summarizing the
results of the conference. said it
brought out that he and the President
“are agreed as to the meaning and
sufficiency of the Democratic plat
form and the duty of the party in the
face of threatened had ram: 10 th‘e
world in the name of America."
Franklin 13., Roosevelt. the Demo
rraiie National candidate" for vice-
president, who also participated in
the conference. which lasted about an
hour. said’ “splendid accord" was
shown in the conversation between
Mr. Wilson and, Mr. Cox.
i’lfi lRflN APPEARS“
+ m stew NW.
Pig' iron, which. to say {3}?) least
hasn’t been very cheap. tool; a drop
yesterday, when‘two Italian boys were
‘ Willard ,W’ordin, in a confession to
Sergeant Thomas Hunt, of the local
police, has admitted stealing the car
or Anson Fer-bell from his garage,
shortly ,ufter 12 o’clock, and, after
stealing it. he says. that he drove to
a house where he was rooming. on
Bartlett avenue, Where he got his suit
, Waggoner. Coon, July 19.»
a
‘gai'
minimum:
amigo} mull;
Louis Sorrell Held Under“ ..
$5,999 Bmds in Normc’h.
NOR'SWCH, July ill—AA New York
motor truck carrying 195 cases Y of
whiskey en route to Albany from I» w
York city in ebuxge of Louis Ssrrell
of Bridgeport wee taken in charge by
the local police lane tasl night while
passing through here. jl‘ws {ahea- men
with the truck gave New York ad‘
land. in the Maker 3'de lard. busily mi: etti into is said to have orey— ‘gme their ii in. . -
“Any sane man.” Genuario remark engaged, in doing 3 great civic act. ed §1§avllggen him. until he could to W - ‘ g dresses “a are held With $331122! :1;
ed. “would back to the wall, when he that of improving the Norwalk har— grand it no wager, He decided he . , , , that 35,099, bonds for 335%? - fission”,
. - ’ ’ b0?! laying the foundation {9? a public must leave Nor-walls, and as he was CAB“ WQMAN fore “United States ‘ mm
(Contoured on page Five) wharf and. incidentally having 3 inc an expert on cam. and a driver tor the ‘ , , ‘. Basil’s-ell when finestioned by the . '
time, threwover at least two tons of
the iron pigs which lay on the wharf.
The crowd of spectators who stand
on the Wall streethridge wailing for
something to happen. tookfgreoi lu-
ieresf ‘m, the, proceedings and made
Home Hose Fire Company. he planned
*0 steal a machine make a getaway
end sell or trade the car at the first
‘ M ' ., I ’ police M a permit for the trans-
’ ‘ ' , pom of the liquor. but 111-? police. - .
i ‘ ' I " questioned its validity. leen ask- *4:
' ’ f 9&th In um; doing in Easternwv
‘ Connecticut when hie destinaiion 1:33.: 1‘
21,000,000; -'RAlL
3’. . .
" . 2 , ‘ He can that. be fixed no inieutiut’:
MEN WANT lNfiREASE of remmlmz the car or‘money to For.
bets among themselves as. to how far bell. barf 11m he took a chance and _ CHICAGO, July 1‘9.—-Jnllus Jonas, ~ a Albany, Sorrel! said he .had bee. in ad ,,
the next pig would be thrown by the was caught, according to the informa' mvelmg salesman with a wife and vised to come through this part 0!
children. was inclined candi— the “an, an the roads were began"
, ‘nfirg‘mc ngfiters. Just as the bet. lion recs red ex 3: flit“ l b Tl: » S n "0“? s . -- ‘
‘ , , » ting «grew heavy and the boy's grew tine]. i ' c "l e y' y C e, den today. mothering shut W ‘3" than a direct course to Album- ‘
' GEICAGO. 33g 1?«"At,81'3-nge::‘::i fired. the watchman came along grab. , , ..._.... Pauline Magfitschla egokkmfvrh:1g ' W ,h f ‘
oil-o: about . execu ivw. _ ‘ bed the both of them liv fins ‘5‘" * , ‘ , ‘ . , . Trier. 1511“: 1393‘s? i- ”a” , - . 1 _ ' * " ’
chairmen and general, cammitteemen thence}: and pmoeeded’io 2333:5331; ”Anginamt. , ,_ I 9i??? 0f L93 FEEL New York music. fig , ' ’ , ' '
of the sixteen recognized. railroad magnet: their,;.‘chllfiah”§;§éésureofi by, 3115313 Agreement publiehcr. fifii 1““ ’ for, mate -- ,, _, " ' .
’brotherboods 0138!le in Chicago to esmrflnglhm,zmm .figi,§atflw e- ,1, , _. mm...“ ' maintmnw. taming. 3‘33"?“5‘M . t _ . '
canto possum the wage ram *3? wmgthm Mariana gimme. VIENNA. July .17 {Associated omelet: said, but at ‘ @“femce l“ . , ~
the Ra’ilwax Lgbor 3:311 ’31,: mg; '3: “give: m. we cutout-rouse here "Pressl.—~An ' more"? recentlr the ofiw $8M“: J‘ftfcfigd‘figmffg. . t , u , , , - , .
decision will. e um e on - again, 3’ ' ~ ,. - '_ , ' , - 1 , ' , , no} lint“ was e ,-, ,, ' ' "i”. ”
, 7 . . ~ 7 . ,_ , , reached between Austria and Soviet tag-addressed ‘Tl’Th‘Z m??? ”33? ,, , _ ;
Russia for an exchange or prisoners
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