HO SECRET PACTS AT MOSCOW. HULL SAYS
No More Taxes Now,
Treasury Is Warned
New Request
To Be Futile,
I
George Says
$45 Million Levies
Knough, Chairman of
Committee Declares
\V;i..liiiijjt<>n. Nov. IS- (Al')
— The Treasury hail l>itint un
til from Chairman (Icoriv
i l> . (la.) «>f I lit1 Senate Finance
<'<>111 mit!*'<• today that it will he
w.i linr timi* if it tries li> yet
<njrivss '<• |>iK* more taxes >11
till >2.1 I2JM10.00U proposed in
tin- new revenue bill cominjr he
t<»r«• ilit* House next week.
"It won't lit- any list* for the
Treasury to ask llit* committee
to raise any substantial atltli
lioiiat ailiounl." (.force saitl.
"It they want to get S10.500.
oon.DUO more in the way tlie>
have proiiose.l. they'll l»e coni
ivs to a «»at house I'm- wool."
T!.f w<h>I analogy was used lie
when Chairman Doimltlon (I)..
'. i' > ..I the I i i 'Use W;iy> and Means
i in it tee remarket! tti.it "You ran
• .-help every year hut ynu
i 'i .:m him mily once.-'
Ti.«• Treasury hail .sought tin* lars
e . .• in11: through stilt ineroa.-os in
.t. d.ial .met corporate income
!;i\e i»111 its proposals were rejected
■ • I >'. million's commiltee. which
' -.I :•> extract oi.lv about $154.
ii 'i.ihiii mure from individuals.
M.lli noil.(Hill additional I nun corpo
. ! . :i-. and about $1.372.llOO.OtHI
>i in excise levies on liquor,
'(•nienl., and other item*.
(ieiirse said these boosts look
etl sufficient. inasmuch as lie
estimated lliey would carry Fed
eral collections of all kinils up
I" an annua! rate of about $45.
0110.000.000. Any more Federal
t.iNes. he said, would "shattpr
business morale."
$150 Million
U. S. Portion
Of World Aid
\llanlir City. Nov. I!l.—(AIM
■—No more than SI.>0.000.(100
mill (oovo out of this cmiiilry
lor imsluiir relii'l' if (In* filiuorial
tormul.i now Retting (op consi
ilrration is adopted tiy (lie I oiled
Nations lieliel' and Itchabilita
toui Association.
That I'M inula . sl;s lh;>l cnlitribu
i i' ; nation pay not less than Ion
i • i«-»-»il hi their contribution in Bold
'■■■ cxihiinne
rti.it eunld mean lor this country
•ii percent of iiiir contribulin. or
■ I >11.null.iii hi ci it 11 ft be spent its this
i "mliy fur materials and services
I" the war /.ones.
\cci.rdinn !•> tin ncial expert- it is
ituple ;i> this: ,
Kirst, this country would be asked
1" apprupriate over i probable two
vimi period, $l.,r>IHI.IllMI.(H)0, Ihe cx
I'ci led American contribution.
Second, of that sum Slan.onii.niMi
v. .11 be turned over to the UNI5I5A,
cither in Bold or dollars.
Third, this country m >y have sur
1'ltises needed in the war zuncs which
i .hi be shipped abroad, and credited
against the remainder <>l the projcc
ted American eontributiun.
PARATROOP MOTOR SCOOTER
IATEST ADDITION to the paratroopers criulpmpnl Is a folding motor
Mooter \\ hicil is dropped in chutc conta.:i"i-. The. .Ut i; ioiUij,. i'olo,
light and lias a speed o£ 43 m.p.li. The soUicr (top) U ready to mount
the vehicle. At bottom a paratrooper litts a scooter Xivni its container,
w hile another in background rides one. iliilcriwu&nal >
Early Agreement
Hoped In Miners
Wage Controversy
Some Success
By Yugoslavs
In Offensives
1.1 »■'!• in. i\"\. lit. - (AIM Ki^li'iiij;
llflllly .: ^.1 ill: I ftl'ill'; (ill III.ill .|I
• i«l..-. .i.uku'wivi' Yitjjn l:tv p.uti • n
novel Unless .seined - line <i|lcn-i\<
sin ri- .i ineliidiiiM I In- i-;<| >11 ii < 1.1 .1
mill initio wliirh SllppilO- I'llel In v. ill
liieinries in id | m iwi'r pliinls in IJel
UI.kI, ii <iimiiHllii<|lie liroiiilrii.-l I»v
11 it* YiiU"-sl'iv Army 1<iI>oi.iIi<>ii
>i11<I li'diiy.
lillt .1 (tITIi lilll broil!; Ullntiull W.i
iicknou li il^i il iii im ii in I'.ii-iii.i, inn)
only .sum s ill I doli'ti.-ivo npei iitmii
wi'iv rliiinicd in I >: 11111 i i * i i > iind
C'niiili.i,
The (ioniwills lolt 31!) do.id 'Mi tin'
v.nimis Iiiitllfliclils, the <-< >11111 ii in it |ii<'
«if .Insip Iii i/ ("l*i111> iisMTtcri. iitid
liiiKo sti •.- nl u.n jjeiir win- |•
tured.
'l'lii' Clei iiiiins oi'iished tlio |i.irtisiiii
lino between Diiljoj iind Tn/.l;i iind
tin Yujjosl.n I>nlli'tin s.ud lighting
w.is I'niiliiitK'd hi tills n'linni
Sinn |i el;i.<ho< wore ii purled iii ;ir
I'n.-tiii.ir iind in tin' (Vuliiiii ri\ci \ iil
I lev nil.uid Iii tin Splii. I'liit- nl the
lltli Yugoslav briKiule ropul.-cd .i
Sl I'l Hl|£ MH'lll' ll'lllll K I i>. lllil'lllM I < 11
i Spilt Mure lliiili 2(111 i\,\A v.i'iv
' killed lierc and two enemy innks
were damaged. the ei>Minitiiii(|iie siiul.
State Draft Quota
To Drop Next Year
lialcigli. Nov. IK.— (AIM —A
lansc reduction in tin- Stair's
draft quota "is expected in .Ian
Mary. UriK. <lcn. .1. Van Melts,
selective service director. Haiti to
tla.v.
ISack from a selective service
in conference in Washington, lie i
•Haiti that draft calls at the licelft- I
niiiK of the year would serve as !
replacements for men wounded |
or killed in action. *
Secretary of War Stirnsiin an
nounced some time ago that the |
army draft quota per month. !
, starting ill ■fiinnarv. I!'li. would
call for mm in the nation.
Broken dim 11 among (lie IX sta
tes. dial would Rive North Caro
lina an estimated (iiiola ol' from
2.500 (o :S.000 mm. officials esti
mated.
,\i tlip present, the Slide's i|tw
ta eaeli month is around lii.000
men. of whom ll.ooo are white
registrants and 8.000 are negroes.
The nnmher of youths turning
IK years of age each month in
North Carolina Is estimated at I.
S00. indicating that those in that
category wonltl fill the majority
of ll|c 'inoi.ts, offlieis s.ild.
Operators Meeting
With UMW Officials
At Ickes Invitation
Wiisliiii^ton, Nov. IS—(AI1)
— Willi coal inilie wage in-}jr«»ti
at ions oil' to a fresh start. In
terior I >i-| >a r t it iciil officials
were hopeful today of an early
n/recni< nt which would permit
an < inl to jro\ eminent posses
sion of i he mini's.
Operators rcprcsculiiiK about
lull ill' tin- nation's soil rii.il Iimi
nasr accepted Secretary Ickes'
imitation In undertake nrenliii
lions v.itli the I nited Mine
Workers vcstcrday. The notalili'
absentees Hcrr th<» Southern
< iial rro(luri-i\ Association and
till- rapiivc mines which air
ow licit by steel companies. ickes'
aiiti\ ilid not regard the absence
ol llii' southern group nccessar
iIv as a turndown anil rxpresseil
hii|ii* thai representatives event
1 u.ill.v would join the conference.
II.i iv .'In e-. -|ioki-> nun ti>|- the
c.iplne,-. .-Hi' however h(. did nut
pl.m to purtietpiiti*. Willi Illinois
iilifl hidi.uin ; iii.-t it - p.itiiiK. the new
coiilcieiiiv i : -t(l the Keogi ji|)hiciil
(Continued on J'ajju Eight)
Ci\ iliaiis To Get
1 hree-Fourths ()f
Food Coming ^ e;ir
Albany. New York. Nov. IK.—
lAI'i—I nHi.his Mill receive 75
IH'l'i'cnl of the estimated total
I'liitcd States food supply in the
twelve lliiinllis period endinu
Si'iiteinher ISII. I!UI. a War loinl
Atlinini<l ration official said lo
ilay.
In an aildress prepared Tor a
Dairy men's l.eamic Cooperative
Association food forum. Koy !•'.
Ilcildricksnil. director of Inod
distribution, said I lie American
diet in l!Ut will he "alioiil Ihe
same in iiuaiilil.v anil in nutritive
value as thai ol l!li:> anil above
llie average pre-war diel if crops
are favorable."
lie predicted civilians will re
I reive more meal. cces. s«rcl po
tatoes. citrus trulls ami ilriel
priis and lie.ins inan in llie Ift.'la
,;!l period and about (lie same
j amiilinl of while polalors. rlee
and canned' vegetables. Tltere
will be less butter and other
fats, cheese, fish and canned
fitills, hi' said.
Withdrawal
Of Russians
in Ukraine
Follows Series of
Nazi Counterattacks
In Zhitomir Area
Moscow, Nnv. IS—(AIM —
Confronted with .stiff counter
attacks, adverse weather condi
tions and difficult terrain, tin;
lied army lias given tip ground
l'»r I lie first time since it In-jran
its successful offensive lour
months ago.
The withdrawal was executed
y«sliT<l.iy hi the Zhitomii Kurosty
slie\ sector at Hie tip ol the lieil
arin.v'.. salient wst oi Kiev. ami
canic >>11 1 Sit- eve "i Iito lirsi jiiiiu
veisarv • >1 the lauuehinu nt tdie
great Soviet counter olletisives it
Stalliiuraii mi Xo\ eiuliei li!. ''I!-.
Tlic retreat fiUimi'il a series
nt' lu-avy Nazi rnuiilt'r attacks
siMitliiMst ill' Zhitomir and in thi
Fastov sector. in which masses
ol' lanks and infantry were used
in an attempt to slice nil' the
hutac in the Suvict irimt. A
Knssiaii communique said the
drive cost the Germans 1.5110
casualties ami HO tanks and troop
carriers.
(Advices I'rum i if <■ >i i said the
German.-, were reported to have
thrown i' least I50.IHKI troop.; iiit >
the /.hi'', ir counter .i- - .1111. >
The depth ■ • I tin- v tndrawal was
not given in tlie H.i.-? ian coune in
iqac. which confir.ed itsi li to lie
I: voire report that the l(ed army,
under enemy pressure. was aban
doning several settlements.
.Moscow military observers,
however, believed the w ithdrau -
al was no! on u large scale, !>ul
a tactical maneuver to prevent
| ciicirrlcinent of a comparatively
small advance Kiiard.
While the tip and 1- lj Hani; oi :'.o
! Kiev salient sagged .-.lightly u •.
the heavy enemy pre.-suie. •dher
I Ked army P-rces pushed lorward on
the r:glll tlatlk toward the strategic
rail junction city oi Korostcn to the
! north
The Hussia - captured thf io.vn
oi iN'arodiehi. 1!!. miles nnrtin.ist oi
Kon slcn. and Ciiei noinI. .">i> mmIcs
cast of XariKliehi near the junction
ol the I'ripet il llnepc: rivi1;
The German garrison in Km' (
was thlij, thieatened from the •. r.
east alld llur'.ll i>111 fought Million
Iv to hold lii . • \ahial>li> conie.
catiurs and -upplv center, tie;
files said.
Fewer Points
For Pork To
Be Required
.
Washington. Nov. IK—(AIM —
Pork will he Iwii ration points
cheaper per pound on all cuts
over llic butcher's counter Fri
•lay.
lions arc nioviiiK to market in
sticlt heat v numlicrs thai Ihr
War Fond Vilininistralion ;iimI
llu- (H'liro ol Price Administra
Iion teamed lo make litis pos
sible.
| The W'KA the 11 :.-t -hp.
' Kuai 'alilociii}; i I pork mnrke'.s the
I - i|»jx>r1 price s|;;.7f> h>r uood and
! choice 20» :'.o pound Im^s now
i in effect in (': curo only. Sta.'t
ini* N't'ven :>( ■ !!!•. Ilie uovernme -
financed . iipp ' price at each nvn
ke| olliei Ih.in CiicuRo will l>e Si.no
per hundred po * ids- l>elo\\ Hie <>l'.\
price ceilinu ' tli.it market
On! of tin.. Iieavy |n>j{ market
nation. OI'A deduced thai pork c> -
sumption should i>e encouruRcd \< •!t
lower ration lequiremcrits. So I'sic
Adnimislrato:' Chester Howie.. an
nounced 11 it • point slush, emph.i- •
inn IhiMijth lhat :I i> temporary. >ii
doesn't me.in Tli.it tlu< overall hum:
situation i- any better.
r»R APPOINTS t\c MAN
C'hO|K'l Mill. Nov. 18 —Prosidet
Ijooscvell has iust appointed •
Sltiiui., K. I.e:i\ It of the Clin r -
of North Carolina Depart men: "
■ Konianr,. L»n«unges a men i be
the ad\ isor\ comniillee on the \.i
ilislinent ..t Koreiun Slnclenls r '• •«
liilrd Rliilr . it \v;is l<Niin<t|
I'lie committee js an Wlt«ro«vil
of > Con«re-sional Act <>r llCfll >
• ilitliori/c tiic President "I" reinl
j closer aid more cffoclive the • .
Honship between (lie American !;•
ptlhlics."
WEATHER
ion NOKTII CAROLINA
Fair and warmer IoiiIrIiI an.I
Ffttla*
M
SERGEANT TOPS COLONEL'S PAY
DURING HIS CARIER of 31 yerr* in the V. S. Arir.y, Sgt. D.m A!i<m,
t>n tu.vd v. .'.i 11us w ife and ti\ o <.t Hum ihildivn. has inc. .u I his pay to
SS77 a 1. n'ii. wore Hi;.ii -i loluin'! . 1 pay. lie draws r<r, extra 50 per
lent )•( hii SISil per month for lime served $30 monthly for cnch of llv<
Buns and .-Ol extra for » ii.uiiter. (Iiitcriiti!i<jiial Soundiihoio)
Nazis Fight Desperately
To Stop Aliied Advance
Fight Over
Inflation
Congress to Rived
Mo asure, Then FDR
Will Veto Its Act
\\.isliiiiulnn. Nu\. IX.— < \l'i —
I In* i*i»\\ nvi'r loml subsidies
hlew the whole <t IK— I iin< i-l in -
ll;ili«ii u it'e open nit » quint Mill
toila \.
I lie situation is tlii-.;
I. I'n* llmisc .mil Ni-ii.r r i[i
p.iK'lilh .ire ue.lletl — .it |. i
tliei I.i I Is tllll u.iv—to hamuli:;
Mllisiilirs—;:k\ . riimcul p.' v n • nI
to iiroiliiivi's intended In liulil
(low a retail |noil ('lists.
i .ii'li In.mill experts I'lr-i
Kiiiiscifli to •. «• t•» th'- me.i -
sure lli.it emit. tills tile stilt,tii\
|ilttlnliilloll, .mil lit 'I -l»!'"s• ill' .i
iiKl'ft' llit*\ (In 'ml It.i \ •• c iioiuli
votes In o\t>riii!i Hi ii \rt".
". Me.inu I'lli I in sjilisitt*
illicit ion is liri;i . • !.-••• i upon lij
liolli sides is ||i ;i ii •iiuiftil
n\ et m: 1.1; mii Xtlrii.iiisli ititm
hackers S.|\ (; .; I \ lltloitt s||b
sillies Hh'iiim h t's .in- iull.itio
nan.
There i|>pc,irril lull little tlollhl
lh.it the Mouse would |mss ue\t
Aloud.|\ ,i twin - |ii nut: eil liiiMsure
In ui\e the 4 oinniiiilit* (letlit
I oipiit.ili<>it i new lease on lite
hut lo prohibit use "I r.nvem
meiil I mills lor siihsiilies.
Samos Struck
By Germans
t.li'U t! • ". 1 .fl 11-. ! . c ■ . tl .len.it
iitliiel, mi, S.,.- .s. • \i, .\t«i< ,i
Islilllds ill Allied It;.'id . 'ill- IV : lltt
I me •■meed tlHlil.Y
"I'l't■ l>|1 Kltlcilsl i d (ii i'm iiii !i . |iti.
eis iitid tiivc I>i»j lie - di jipcd it.mills
• •t .ill i'lililn'o "ii mili1ur> i.i:t:«'iv mi
Siutii-.-. .i (ii'ri'k sl.nid --s |i in Jii
mile- inii'Mi I• • . which (Mpilti
I.it.m| | ir.,1 i\
I. indi.'i niio'iiiiiu i i|jr>
s|i,.i'|i|v en'iei/ed i .• nix,
Willi the *1 i'i ,il<| ii: .. ■ i. . lull <•: i iei.it
CNI'lilll.ll loll
-We -liiitl u.iiii lloillintt Itv ;;i'ts.um
it over." -.I'd tlie lle.id
■ All the I'ditni nils w ere lilleri Willi
(| .e>tiii|i.« .mil sti< i rl tli.it the I.ill
■ I the isliind i" (ieiin • 11 .ittaelii in
fniies. tllixuined ve.li d.t.V. ('ini
sTiltl'cd i iml.'i . c'h.iel; 'he V
i Germans Concentrate
Heaviest Defense on
Road Leading to Rome
With tin- Fifth Army in Italy.
Nov. IS (A I') — I U'tiTiniiu'd
in in.1<I th«ir (iarijrliuno river
i line «I! w int. r if pn-sildf. tin
(it-mum- h;«\e ruiicnil••at« tl i
itlllk i>l t 111' i I' lll'tflisi'- c tlVI.,rih
alonv' tht Fifth Army fruit! in
a ili -'-' ialt* bid to ludt iIn* Al
lied nd\: i f "ii iv< >in«
'i ' I h'l'.n • .
I ctf I'Klaj as American i.nct British
ills IM'tibvd the elie: WK'jIlcd
wittier Unit—a dcop sorios i>( i>itl—
• mm i-aiplafi'ii:fii tiem-he?
..ml ii.i.'iH'd wir, < :
lf.i it >•! 'Hi* i attain..
• All. -.i
... .• lite-;* w • a-ihmv on
.IS ■ <;••.
in Ca.-sn'i
: log-vov
' .• 'hi'
• a'i i
1 '
' • .nit- ?!)«• A;.
-' .11 I I1U
: i'i ' '■ ' .-1 I'!.ii
A i v.
:
I' 'i Jieiuh'*- r'illir.imt nu
' ii' • . i"\ t•!,. i ic v l as had a
friendly ally in tin* weather. Steady
i ••!«! . t !'..\ c sv\ • . .n i
i undated bypasses al na the Fifth
(Continued on P . ;c lour)
Tells Solons
U.S.Remains
Own Master
Believes Conference
Shortened War anci
Provided for Future
Washington. Xi-v. IS— (AIM
—Sccntary f<> State Hull tin
first cabinet member e\< r lo
address ( declared In -
fort' a joint session of both
houses that "we ran and will
remain master?- i.f our own
fate" through cm'iteration with
other nations likewise intent
upon security.
'ft., dec's!..'.s made at the M" -
cov. cnleivtii!i •■in tt'li.i'll lie ii'
cently returned. point tin* way. tu
.said. to .1 world I reed "I • piirre-.
• >l iidliience . ■: alliance-. :«• lial
.nice 'i! power any otlir |H.rial
arraujjouiont- tli. 'iijjli wlia:, tin'
unhappy past. the nation-. .trove !'
saleu..ard then security u: to |>i ••
nil ill* the nteiv-"."
"We today.'* sail Hull, ".-halt
r ji.durd :ii the tutuie Ijv the man
ner .ii which we meet the mprece
di nted re-poiisilnlit :es tii;.t rest
upon iis iml alone in win its the
war. nut .1!-" .:i ma.; lm ce.'.i 11 tlia'
tin- 1 }<|» tun ' e .1 '.nine peace and
.security shall not be lust.**
lie said llii' Moscow cimfer
I'llci* "is iielieveil to have been
an iininula 11! step in the ilirec
lion holli 1.1 shortening llir war
and <il making provisions lor
the future."
It is increasingly dear, lie coii
tinued. that the time is ncuring
territory held by the eiieinv will
when mure and more "I the
lie wrested from his grasp, "and
when Germany and its remain
ing: satellites will have to go
the way ol fascist Italy."'
; The Seeiet.uy . t S-.iU -d tli
1 Moiicov discussion# were <•■ • eerti
1 ed witii unity ul the new j■. • >i>11• 11.
! which W '.:!d a iso 1 .; ul ,ic:i de
l \ Hopmei..
"Important ntjroonionts wore
reached hut there were no score',
aareen cuts, and ■ .111 wa- -imaeste l.
"As an \nit*rican. I am proud
of the breadth and height of
vision and statesmanship which
have moved yon. ladies aild gon
llflllfll. in each house of the
Con«ress to ailopt, by over
whelming non-iiarlis.iu majori
ties. resolutions i-i lavnr of 0111
country's p.irtciip.ilion with nth
er soy rrcisii nations in an effec
live system of international co
operation for lite maintenance
of peace anil security."
Justice liujuirx
Into i .111nor 1 his
Alre;ul\ Started
Washington. X IK—(AIM III.!
I .Justice Department already has In
Mil ail irn CJSI U -t
tidu.-j > ;n:.i win
I I.M'l.if !U th.it ■ . - ■! I a t
l«|i or
(•>111
• II •
detern ■• il ti.ei e have Ii
price 1 sun; activities and a with*
!i"ld n« ■■: si ppi.es t: >11 the market
in order create an artificial .short
age ami tliitf increase prices. Wen 1 ■•!
Bci'sc. assistant attn ncy general m
cha: ue o| the i-11 -■ t division,
told reporters that he had ntwigiu'd
spec al men :<• the inquiry and in
st: a ted the-e "push i' '
Mei'm* .. .. d his dep.irtir.rnt V 1- 1 1
"lull sympathy"' with the Senate
investigation and that hi.- st.m wot M
loll.uv ;! !nr evidence heat ittu on
any uii.ipi.lv or restraint <•: ti.id
Aillied iianes Strike At
Jap Outpost Defenses
(It* Tin- \sMlfi.lleil I'l'i'ss.i
S".i ! iitu Allinl bomber* tn»w in*c
Iii'cny .(1..IIU II-..IC til,111 J.IHIII milt's
• ■1 .1;i(*.111'- supply >ti.lined n.itpost
deleiises in Hie smith nd evnli.il
i'.ieiln l;.iii ii • • i i ..-lei i. New
OllilH'll 1" till" M.n-h.ili- to di'iil
III..III.till- lilmv ;il ire (net' y's 1 i11»~
■ illd in t'.i-e-.
I,.il< ; in it ires et* •• ...ii t Me prob
• ilile - Hi,inn "I • mil I »n enemy
.-Itip *>1! Nl'W (iiime.i. • H,WMI t,.n Vlf
• el ..it \e'\ <;i iih-.i. Hit1 rtrn|n»liiK i»i
In 1 .ii- hi linn lis "it ,in ,ii In ld mi
M»imiiin\ ille. iind nd limi
ne lirt's -el din .tm Hie llni'd riiitl
in .is niitiiv (I.iv- -in the M.nsliiills
mil (Iilliei ^
TIliW Minnluill .iimI (iiliieit nnds
pir.«rill|v the i'H' Fm ttiev iire
I>y . 11mi-• . .•«j v I,ii>< !».<!• i»f
Ihc Seventh Ail Km ee. wlnell ti i
head<|ll.ll tor■» hi Hawaii Hill
ll.iuai i- mure III.m 2.t'iMi ii !es i'
, ii n\c(l ti«»n» the raifltnu m inc.
Water li> the Marshall- ,inri (filbert
ill-** tin1 I-'.iI!«•«• t-laml- l.i the muiIIi
we.-t where An evie.m .in Iiims le
'eently h.at* Iwen aetpnreri.
I Altln'imh Japan luis • I* li.i-i's in
• lie M.ii shall- .n il < •:!>>• t- Admiral
Cheslei W \in it/. ivpmted tin
enen > iiitereopt um em 'linteied liV
the I,jl»i-r.iliii> wlneli tnii'l; M iitdiv
,ii .l.ilmt anil M il .ii tin Marshall*
alid M.ikllt in the (rilliert-. < )ii (lit*
preecdihu Saturday and Sunday, the
l.i Iterator- had hninhed Milt in t In;
Mai -hall- ami TaWaW a lit the CJil
hcrt - Nolle *»l the IiiiJ b'ntilx'i s has
horn t'*-t <1 'l.in uvrl in thp-e yt*