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Show A- NORTHVItlf fair Tocaday nicht and 'iodises. doe; ShOl much ebango la temper- '- lf , - , LOA ix - - ,o , 4P MI eat TUESDAY UTAII - JUNE 7 By David 04611, . , , aP) Chamberlin USeit Office Of 'News' To 'Phone Mother AMERICA AIRM11 FLY CIRCLE OVER quarters to refer to the aviators as special- ambassadors of good fooling. Lindbergh will atways have a warm place in the hearts of diplomats for havtng stirred the emotions of the French people in friendliness once more toward America. The remark of a - Selfish stemapaper that these aviators are ,citizeris of and the Vet. stetted rerritheires is ,itecepted hero as on indication of bow as- & pirit-o- f international good twill can be invoked by aviation. Sadie telephony end talevisicat anti now, passenger service are all in their early stages of developments but the possibill. tier; of making them practical are foreseen. The difficulty heretofore In making theviewpoint of many has been Americans world-wid- e that the two oceans hive seemed Insurmountable herders. Quick means of communication and trays! may be expected to bring the United States in closer -- touch with what happens in other parts of the world. not with the idea of intermeddling but with the thought that as the cities of &nutria' are linked closely togetb. or commercially. se may the Euroseen countries and the , United States in the not far distant ture, be neighbors in a better Dense than the advocates of inter ever dreamed. national peac (Copyright lett) trans-AtiaM- io :,, - ; , , P , ow insets STINFAIHARff pie . Sends In, vitation to Reception; Heroes .to Be Coeds of United States Embassy. Flindinbrg ' , , 4 Einar Hanson Killed in Accident, Jury Decrees c By O. D. TOLISCH1.711 BERLIN, June Defianc plans, piloted by Clarence Chamberlin and carrying Charles A. Levine. came to the mid of its long and historic flight this Intenteg. At 6:la the Columbia IPPearad over Tempelhofer field. and was greeted by cheers from the ground. Chamberha did not alight immediately, but with .bis escort of planes trailing. circled over the city. while hundreds ruaked to the streets and roof tops and cheerso. At 662 the Bellanca was safely brought to ground on the old Imperial Parade ground. and officials went scampering aerobe the field to welcome the piers, with the police bolding the croad in control. ' Chamberlin flew dpwe the tinter Den Linden and then passed over the Imperial Castle, completing.. circle and again approaching Tem. polhoter fteld. the Jacob Gould fichurman. warn American ambassador. the principal spokesman and formally Invited the airmen toototi his guests at the embassy so long an they re. main in Berlin. 'Phe first Berlin invitation accepted by Chamberlin and Levine was to be honor limits at a dinner by the American club, cornet pooed of American residents the village. Bilittrman Ambassador and repand resentatives of the federal. Prussian government are expected to attend. The date of the dinner has not been set but it probably Wig be held Thursday night.- President Mindenburg wM receive the filers In a special audience tomorrow and morning, Chancellor Marx will receive them Immediately afterward. On Thursday night Chamberlin and Levine will be entertained at a Gala dinner at the American - - Bel-lan- ce . 1 , -- , . t i , Calif.. Jun. 1.- -. into the death Marshall. 22 Year old 9 film extra end stenographer. who presumably-- committed suicide at- 1 ter penning a. letter about "so was suicides' many Hollywood under way hero today because of the insistence of the girl's mother. t Mrs. Charles Marshall. .0 Chief Deputy ' Coroner W. A. Ii McDonald announced that an in. quest would be held tomorrow con- trary to the usual procedure In 4 11 cases of apparent suicide. because Mn. Marshall had charged that a physician summofted by a man friend of Miss Marshall to attend lb her. had tadtd to report the pole. oning to the none. - b The coroner's deputl geld two. , r oral men to whom, Miss Marshall bad written letters Would be call. ,1.. ed aa witnesses. Harry! Rosen- my folks woo bright st bete. said to be from Washington. D. C. and several Ice Angeles men atpt Occur. an you couldn't vatic. were said to have written ,htters Sothis' about k otzlept be liked "' se Mtn MiLrghs.11 is HOLLYWOOD. AUNT HET 1 (AP)An 'noun, of Patricia 3 SLAIN , , RUSSIA ROIAIISI 4,.., ,ak ...0A14.-N- CM-ca- wens Valley Ready To Meet City Detedives. BISHOP, Calif, June The first unit of Owens valley "minute men." formed to "protect the valit'qr property from attack by LOtt Angeles city detectives," to. day prepared themselves with risawed-o- ff fles shotguns to answer "riot:calls." The organizstion made up of 21 Bisbee businessmen, yesterday declared for its purpose a defense against any trouble with the city detectives whom they said bad been brought to the valley in connection with the recent renewal of the warfare tetween Lou Angeles and tho valley over water rights. Three dYnamitings of the Los Angeles City water supply system In 'nye county in two weeks have been regarded is punctuation marks, in the Owens valley demands for reparations. The valley residents maintain the City of Los Angeles has appropriated' the water supply without paying them adequately. Officers of the Owens valley property Owners Protective association. which sponsored the organ. 'motion of the Mahe, gun squad. said other units would be formed throughout the valley. Detail, of their proposed work were not made known. Charges wore repeated. however, that citY detectives spied upon the valley residents. The valley spokesmen pointed out that Bishop's only officer was the city zstarshat, the city has placed several guards along the 200 mile aqueduct from Owens t valley to Los Angeles. The organization of the first "riot squad" came within 24 hours of the last blasting of the Los An. gales aqueduct but spokesmen for the Bishop men said they bad no inteMion of answering calls to protect the city property. The men said they would ask the Inns county sheriff to deputize them and if he tett:Ned would seek to be made deputy U. & marshals. rd (Special cable to The Deseret News and the Chicago Daily Nowa.) June I.(CPA)--.- . orrEND. IFive thousand AMeriCatill attending the International Rotary congress bore listened today to three Eoropeens and learned Att first factor handwhate,,,nentitritable Amti;t.. Rotary boa become tp.ths ' ' canitatiOn of EuroPe. 1 ' One at the thief Issues was settled 'today when the delegates voted, to admit Germany Into RetarY International. This brings .42 nations- in to the organization. Dr. Edouard Villiems of Belgium said that Rotary really started lb Europe in the fourteenth century in the form of medieval guilds; that Rotary. for all its aggressive American nwdernity. really duplicates the ideals of service Of the Old individualistic craftsmen. Will Restore Business. T. C. Thomson. of Denmark. manufacturer of vegetable oils. said that if every town on the continent of also and importance organizes its Rotary club on Amen. can principles. it will be an Infinite boon to the recovery of 'Waltman in the old world. J. Anton Vorkad of Holland, a wholesale cracker baker, outlined the present growth of Rotel"! In Europe and concluded with an im. preserve list Of cities in Great Britain and on the continent which now have flourishing Itotary clubs all inspired by American example and peeking the American ideal of good business plus service. Leaders of the congress frankly admit they have brought this year's convention to Europe to givel Rotary to the whole. world. They have as their eventual ambition a Rotary club closely linked up with American headquarters. in every sizeable community. not only in Europa. but in Asia. Africa' and other continents. Delegates are here from about 40 countries. including China, Japan. Brazil, Chile, Finland, Portugal. Panama. New Zealand, Austria. Norway and Sweden. There are more than ZOO British , 011 1110011 0Cpailli:onsS:r4 IIE 110AHOS THAI!' Senators. Parties Afraid to Decide On Question, Demo. crat Calls-f- or June 'WASHINGTON, President Coolidge will confer with Senator Smoot Republican. Utah. tomorrow ' on the adviusblflty of calling4P;,Congress in Nes. Eon a little before the rtgular in convening? to December tate up flood relief and flood control legialsx bon. Leader Charges; Brave Heads. Ring.Bosses Have Split Political Party, College Is , Told; Constitution In Peril, He Wann.. ' , the saes President no necessity for a special session on the basis of otigations REND SMOOT made so far in,. to the flood situation be under.. stands that some senate leaders believe that an early session would to give them a better opportunity of dispose of the large amount business facing Congress. It was recalled at the White Mous also that congreesionel leaders 'tonally like to Quit early en election years. conSo far as legislation Is it cerned Mr. Coolidge believes will take years to awry out the flood prevention program. If sailed it is believed the special lee the sion would be probably for middle of October or the first el November. , GREENVILLE. Tenn., Juna...1 (AP)A challenge to political leaders of all parties to malts TO GREET known their stand on prohibition was sounded today by William G. unsuccessful candidate )1cAdoo, for. the Democratic presidential CHICAGO, June President Charles G. Dawes today nomination in 1124. with a warn-bi- g that efforts to SWIM the named a committee of 13 to represent the United States Donate at the eighteenth amendment is part of national reception for Colonel a movement menacing the foundaCharles A. Lindbergh at Washingtions of popular government. , ton next Saturday. the students of Addressing The committee designated by the "ice president consists of Senators Tunculum college at commenceCurtis of Kansas. Republican lead- ment exercise the former U.S.A.. er in the senate; of Ar- ury secretary declared the probtv kansas. Democratic, leader of the biUon question presents a vital that responsible statesmanship senate; Schell and Shipstead of and called tor Reed and cannot Ignore Minnesota; Senators Hewes of Missouri, the state Prom eeurageous leadership suet' as An. , n ,drew Jackson ,whielt-t- h might flyer received 'Issue is a for his flight. and Senators Warren of Wyoming. ot the most vital kind in which the whole is country intensely InSwanson of Virginia. Male of Maine. upon which it is lookCopeland of New York, Harrison terested and tor courageous leaderof Mississippi, and Reed of Penn- ing eagerly ship," he said., "The question is interwoven with some of the deepest. end moat challenging lindenTUCSON. Aria.. June cies now at work in American )ite The airplane "Pride of San Diego." and sister ship of Captain Chariot or which it Is the imperative duty responsible statesmanship to Lindbergh's New York to Paris combat plane. today resumed its cross "The attack on the eighteenth at 11:30 amendment is but a part of country flight, bopping a.m. (Mountain time) for El P1100, great movement which anensicea Tex., its next scheduled stop. all that is attest American in our The "Pride of San Diego," own- Institutions. It is tho ed and piloted by Captain Frank front of a conflict that Is tightins deeper M. Hawke. la on its way from San than the liquor question. The con. be Diego to Washinrom D. C.. to par- filet is. shall the Constitution ticipate in tho reception for Cap- nullified or shall It be enforced? tain Lindbergh. But the liquor question Itself that political lead. I is a question PORTLAND. Ore.. June 2.- -1 on Paz Biz) '- (Continued U.'KellY Oakley Pearson Yield. hopped off from Vancouver. for Wash., today Washintgon where be is to partieinnte in the welcome of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. Starting hia Itth trip across the COntillObt by airplane, Kelly planned to fly as far as Boise. Idaho, today and ChiNEW TOM Jane 1With the cago Wednesday. Lieut. Kelly, with Lieut. John Mac Ready count one and one. Bathe Ranh, fluidal 'non-stop the first leading off for the Yankees ta the flight May 2, and 3. 1113. for Inning of today's White SosNew York game bit his 1Stb home rum of the season. Loa GebriS. folRuth. duplicated lowing and chalked up his itch giving the Tanks a to lead. toes le-e- , disinter-'Prohibitio- S. trans-Atlant- io MIIIPIZ E I Carroll Ordered to Jail,. WASHINGTON'. June Earl Carroll., thestrical 7(AP) produc- - Two safes were blow Monday night. ly wages for - - ........ .... or , D. IL Fliers? to pieces snd one man was beaten to unnselowmwo by thug; in Salt Lake The safe crackers realised scarcenight oil hard work but caused considerable danaage the Smith Brokerage company offic at SO south Second West street, and the Salt Lake Ogden 'Transfer company office. 64 otitis Second West street. The first o2fice was entered by way of the front door from which they pried the hasp. The safe was moved to the center of the floor and bored for dynamiting. Fifteen sacks of flour were filed about the safe to miefle the sound. The blase destroyed the safe and sacttered flour over everything in the room. but the yeggs got nothing of value. Police believe the same gang pro(By The Amochated Prom.) ceeded to the transfer company ofNATIONAL. fice and repeated their movements. Did third: B. this time covering the safe with old Boston coats and other materiaL They seSL Louis cured 61614 front. this safe. but Smith and Hotan; Bing and went away without some of their Schulte. Ead eighth: R. er. sentenced to Atlanta penitentiary for perjury., who became ILI in Philadelphia Greenville. S. C, todaY was or- Cincinnati 4 4800 ITWANIANS OPEN dered taken to Atlanta to begin Pruett and Alison. 40coard1 CONVENTIOLIN MEMPHIS serving bis.sentence. May and Hargrave. MEMPHIS. Tenn., June 7.- -End eighth; IL (AP)--Fo- ur thousand delegates Lindy Gets Coveted Medal New York and visitor; to the eleventh annual June WASHINGTON, .11 P ittsburgb convention of ,Kiwanis Internat.as Col. Charles A. Lindberg ta to Grimes and O'Neill; Meadow tional got down to routine bus-se- receive the Hubbard ' the medal. and Smith, Gooch. here today. listened to varthe National Geious committee reports and ad- highest award of two others End seventh: society. Only ographic R. afdresses and prepared for an have received this medal. Robert Rmoklya .6 6...6.6. 5 ternoon of recreation and amuse- E. Peary, discoverer ot the North Chicago 4 Commander and Richard Pole, and lárikerulf Elliott ' The first day of the convenU. S. N.. the first Root, Osborne, Roy and liargreave Byrd. Evelyn Hartnett. by man to fly over the NorthePole in tion, yesterday. was marked an address during the evening by an airplane. United States Senator Simeon D. His s Yeas. Republican. of Ohio. Handsomest Actor Dies. St.End ilevenitti 3 subject was "Citizenship." - Seattle. Kansas City and Atlantic Philadelphia NEW TORE. Juno T.(AP) Gaston. and Jones for wal. the Whine; started have en-tbidding Robert Cochran Hi Ilyard. the City 10211 convention and their amknown as the bendsoimest man herd. Willis. Pala Grab Grove and of reached have Point a on the American stage, died at his Cochrane. pule. ' warm competition, home here last night at the age End fourth: R of 70, it was announced today. He Cleveland 4 bad been in ill health for the last Washingtos 8 Postal Receipts In trig yeara Smith. Leeson. idtauto and sew-eThurston. btarberry and Reel. 50 Cities Show Gain Answér These? LII Flour Used as Muffler Blown All Over Office. .--(Copyright CAN YOU. L Man- Bki.iiVi,Rob,6 ItAY AS - 'Bf-Miii,.2..-S4f- el dolegates- 4""" Warsaw Alarmed , at Murder; Prepares to Convinco Moscow Government Is Innocent. Victim Pistol Fights Battle With, Attacker; London Identifies Him As Arch Enemy of Czar. I MOSCOW .June t..AP)--Ma- x. int "Attire lt acting twelve cots. mimic', late tildes' handed the Pe. Utah mhtister in Moscow an Ent. ;Antic and Indignant" protest itgarding the asessaination today et II). soviet minister in Marion declaring that the Polish government Can 1110t repudiate responsibility. , WARSAW., Poland. June 1.d et Russian Ambassador Wolkof3 was assassinated here today by a Russian monarchist. Wolkoff was about So board train for Moscow when the assail- a ant fired two shots, the bullets striking him In the temple. The ambassador was removed to a hos--, pital where he died an hour later In the arms of a ,trienct M. Woikoff was about to to to Moscow to render a report on the .ponferstioae ha has been .liolding relative to the settlement of , disputes. Warsaw was stunned by the assassinatiOn and there was considrable apprehension In government circles lest the reeult might be grave. The assaasin has been Identified as Boris Koverda. aged scion of an aristocratic Russian family Which was driven out of Russia bY the bolsheviks. It Is believed hero his moth.. was political revenge. The action Roosta will take depend', largely on the attitude of tho Polish government . and there were Indications today that the government will make oven effort to demonstrate to Ruattiathat the aseaseination was not the result of any governmental negligence and that everything possible to make amends will be done. Rosengolts, recently charge of the Russian emissary in London. who Is o ow on rout. back to Russia after the break with Great Britain. accompanied M. Volkoff but he escaped uninjured. The assassin carried two guns and fired eight shots at M. Wolk' off. M. Wolkoff attempted to defend himself and fired several shots at his taaaaaint but missed hint. (IN8)--8ovi- Ruaeo-P- olish - LONDON. June. Cvening News. one of Lord Both- mere'. newspapers. which have conducted an intensive antl-Ro- d campaign in Great Britain, today identifies the Russian- minister. M. Wolkoff. who was murdered in Parsavr as Pierre Voykoff." who, the paper says. signed the death warrants of Czar Nicholas and the 'tousle!' imperial family. By him assassination at the band of a royalist. retribution has come to one of the chief perpetrators o!' tools. Detectives Arthur Merrick and one of the foulest murders in his, J. J. Ferran are investigating. FL tory. says the Evening, Newit. The assault was reported by Nanbu. 42, Japanese, living at 164 SHARKS GET. viernt west First South street who apMANILA. June peared at the Emergency hospital with severe scalp wounds. bruises that most of the 55 persons who on his wrist and a cut over the eye-H-e were lost at sea when the inter told police that about 11 p.m. Wand steamer Negros sank - off Monday a thug Juitped out from Bondog Island May 29 In a storm behind a tree on First South street were eaten by sharks was express, between First and Second West and est here today by survivors of the knocked him down. Nanbu said his wreck who were brought to Mantle , assailant continued to beat him un- aboard the steamer Masbate. til be lost consciousness. , The wounds showed that the butt co2 s WIT I Tr Unt I pistol had been used. He had noth"W." ""1". ing that could have been stolen. he 1 said. ROBERT RI QUILLILlt WASHINGTON. , - a June June 7.(LNS) WASHINGTON, Overriding CoL William Mitch-th- e American legion defense committee today defeated, 0 to 1. a resolution which would place the a legion on record as favoring separate aviation dentrtment in the cabinet. The adverse report wili 3 submitted to the legion conteation la Para; la the !AIL. . Postal receipts In May at 11 Ile. lected cities totalled 111412411.04. se increase of 1.12 per cent over May s year ago the post Offi CO department announced today. Atlanta led witb an increase of 11.71 per cent. followed by' Los n. Anne's. 14 11 Per cent. and 14.11 per cent. Alt-rai- 4 I - I " " All Public la Water Safe Tourists Are Assured 14 t, June 7.(AP)--Virtuall- y z all public water supplies now , (4. aro safe to drink, leaving only the private wells for the tourist and travelor to be cautious about the American Waterworks aasociation :convention wee told today by W. D.' Collins. chief chemist of the CU water division of the depkrtment of ' R. R. E. the Interior, Detroit I Boman - - . ''' - . 18 g TO TREAT KING AGAIN. 7, ' Canna. Carroll 'owl Woodall; Wiltse. Welter and Bartley. BUCHAREST. Rumania. June . Buys. Belgian radium 111. E. expert. and Dm Hartman and Re. was go& to get Illary is die-fof Paris have arrived hers gaud New Tel further examination of King mond rits, but the VISA Said LIMY 'Phogroa and Cir0110; Hoyle and Ferdinando whom they treated in didn't ever take Just saves seats Collin 1404k January for an intestinal malady, down.' CHICAGO. Air c , 40mmmgampe - , - I 411 t It n; Mitchell Voted Down.- -- 1 Ell1)11AS n. 'LINDY' BY JOHN GUNTHER. i How did Berlin receive the (Page 1). what are the V. ot U. grad., lime. told is their duty? (Page 1. sec. I). ; - am your diagnose a case et head? yowl (Page 4). ititut Idoes lAndhergh think of good times? (Page 4. set , g). wher are yon going to. , aight? (Page 3)- whee. were the sere crack. bait . ere busy in Ake hat I 1). sight? (Page Bow is the )ooal Dittoing niarkett (Page IN see. Si., EARLY,CONGRESS SHOOTS CA11011)AIS TAKE SENATORS NAMED OSTEND, Bois June H. Sapp, of Buntinatou. Ind.. eras unanknousle nominated president of Rotary International. no Wake candidate being presentetl. Conftrmation of Ilia selection by ballot UI lake place Thursday. Mr. Sapp Ives proposed by tilt Leeds, Engtand. club. ':Li'A..;.116't'i Air &mop , ' in ' - Convention Brought to to Europe Spread American System Over ' World, Leaders Cry. F. Otiti010,3-..'.:,40..1t'',: ifi1. a4EER NEW TORE. June (IS)Mrs. Clarence D. ClianY3erlin and Mrs. Charles A. Levine sailed from Hoboken early today upon the German liner Berlin as guests of the German government to greet their husbands. They were given one of the greatest farewell ovations Hoboken has ever known. A crowd of more than 1.000 gathered around the pier. Their cabins were pilot: with flowers and littered with messages of congratulation. As the Berlin drew out from her pier craft in the harbor gave ear splitting blasts from their sirens. Organization Will Bring Prosperity , Back to Europe, Dane Says; 42 Countries Enroll. OWN ithn , , DEMAIIIISIFLOODMAYFORCE ?.-- Daily News Co.) - The city Of Berlin will give gala opera, performance for the SANTA liONICA. Calif.. Juts?. Americana and many other tuneverdict of death from tions are being planned. an unavoidable accident was , re.; turned at an inquest hers in the ease- of Einar Ranson. Nwedish of Planes film star. who was found dying !Swarm Columbia biz beneath aulomobilo Pinised , , day morning. ZOGAR ANSEL MOWICREIL o Ted Coker, a wags employe," the to Tim Deeeret radio 4: Who found tho actor beneath overturned car, testified in esti the Chicago Daily 1BT be sponse to a question that pews.) thought he detected liquor on Ran3une 7- -Ckrmany, ' sea's breath. Rescue of the actor 4:1d this afternoon. the was made difficult. he said, by monoplane Columbia, carRanson's Doberrnann-Pin- e Levine and piloted by Cham- cher dog. who stood4ruar& think- rying berlin, left the Cottbus flying field . ing Coker was going to harm bet for Berlin. 4 The American fliers' plane was accompanied by a swarm of ten ' 4.311JITDOR PROTEST nr,nuarto. others bearing government Lufthansa authorities. This torreawAsrHrdcwrom June oondent was in on of the Planes i e.Two appeals by the McPherson and another carried embassy counI to Yment the cillor Poole. Brothers company , ' construction of it bridge across the Columbia river between Okanogan and Douglas counties Washington, Mother Demands Probe , r were dismissed by the supreme ' Of, Daughter's Suicide oust today. , 7. . 60019 Co: June London, have you got, my mother on the telephonel, Tell her that do not know Yet how long we shall stay here. but I'll telegraph and write her at once." So voke Clarence Chamberlin from a small Office at Tempelhofer field tonight. bait an hour after his arrival. The Chicago Daily News and Deseret News office in Lon- -' don relayed this message aim. with ultannously speaking Chamberlin in Berlin and hie mother hi Omaha. Neb. "Tell mother that if we sib? lmig enough she must come." Chamberlin added. Outside on the ground below the intmanes crowd waited silently while the here talked. - "Was that real?" ha asked, Bks a delighted child. "Thank you so much.", "Hurrah for Cahmberlin and ,Levine." the crowd rear- - Crowds Rush to flousi, tops to Cheer; Swarm of Planes Trail' After MOnoplane From U. S. AS GOT ANT 11111110111111011A1 News.) Bzitus. - TO HAVE News and Chicago Daily 6ERIIAll CAPITAL el kol ' . aZiToTLERsLIN 1M'A000 VOTE HOTABIAIIS BY EDGAR ANSEL 110WRER (Spelal rad!ct to The Deseret - ' I Juno- friendship. Tea years go the fever of war was intense hate kititiatYliktrtti Said tprophsts were &Wing that it &rould take generations to wipe it people. Out. Now the German complimented bY the journey of the American flyers. are endear.. ming to outdo the French reception to Lindbergh. To the extest that sthe Chamberincident wakens once more enthurneam for the American flag and helps focus' attention on the disappearance of time and Moos; in bringing ttaopl of the two countries closer together there will no doubt be Important after., affects of the the achievement of the two fliers. Ordinarily a daring stunt is a subject for acclaim by a few Deopie. but in the two truccessful flights across the Atlantic. govermerits have taken cognizance of the event and admiration is being heaped by the outaide world on tho skili end courage of &uteri-in sew& The laudatory editorials the newspapers of all countries are considered bore & reflection of a favorable 'utile opinion toward America.. ow to It la 2111t tineommo , POLES TO Lawrence.-- i , j1 SS 0-- 0 , r. i'' I Lik) eats.' linternational ' IS SI SEVENTY SEVENTH YEAR 1927 0-- 0 between exchanged von President Of Hindenburg aa Germany CoolPresident trigs over the success of the Chamberlin Levine flight emphials the new tura which viathen 'has elven to . n' .14 - eats.' s.' WASHINGTON ', Tu.J , IS ' - Nations- Sing Praise of ' 'raranitekI 0' Draws Nearer - as - am a WORD PEACE 'All Zoltan IIISt )torktay 4.14. 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