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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
PETITIONS TOO LATE.
Continued From Page IL

After listening for two hours yes.
terday afternoon 10 the Arguments
presented by the wet interests OF
Stayton and Sublimity, and those In
favor OF the dry petition, Judge Gal
loway decided that the first petition,
asking that Stayton and Sublimity
vote as nnit on local option. wa
the legal one, and that the decision
of the county court was reversed.
Attorneys Corby and G. L. Me-
Nary Represented the state and Car
son and Brown conducted the case
for the wet petitioners.
Corby contended that the spirit OF
the law required the smaller division
TO give way TO the larger, and that,
therefore. the petition OF the larger
division should be preferred without
regard TO priority. He did not think
much OF the law in the first place
and II was made still worse. and i'm
potent, he contended. by people con
stantly interfering with Il. He
thought II people would let the vot.
ers of the two precincts In question
fight the matter out by themselves,
that the affair would finally be ad-
justed.
I'VE can't understand" he said,
why Brother Pincus and Brother
Deckabach have any right TO inter-
fere with our little local option fight
up in Sablimity."
McNary's contention was that the
local option law on this point was
capable OF several constructions, and
that no one knew exactly what the
meaning OF the law was. Anyone
who claims that he knows the exact
construction OF this law Is a man OF
more bigotry than judgment don't
know, and no one here knows what
the spirit OF the law is"
McNary points out that the law said
nothing about priority. and that II
was not the duty OF the county court
TO throw down the petition OF the
larger precinct for that OF the small
er, or vice versa. "1his is a deba;-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
CHANCHOFA
LIFETIME n !
VISIT GADJ

The battleshIp fee, 0, Mr.l,
States which has Just con1lss I
memorable cruise around NM 4. N
VIII be on Puget sound M, ~ n
2lst to May SOth. II ords !, :
he people Of Oregon an uODa,, /,
10 witness the maneaye, ,pS ~.
the fleet, the Southern pats Z
sell round trip tickets from ~ !
Seattle for 1910; from IN, |.
Tacoma for IS, under IN isIs.s
conditions:
Sale Dates-May 2ia ml M,
Seattle, and May 25A srd N
1908, to Tacoma.
Limits-ContInuous p,sau !.
both directions with A tnal rs,,
limit Of II days from dab Il 4
This Is an oppoftune tine h 4
Cherry City to run an zsnn 4
seattle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

able quesiou f,
the count, rouIa 40 said m,
much as t,ers s'.' !. acted NV
IN the law, IN /, IA q serious NJ
ssr,s,On serving n n the jislaS''s isrss','
ple." s'eatest num, na6
ambiguity n s,lasd shs that ,hs.
uI uer considentIou psIt y q tAsIn
He He even sven open to ssrIa,tt ers that N
ffSIIle[dry fSIled y to the Written !. s's NJ
! nrst petition ,oss',., sas SlsstIsa !
Of pu,.'ion tbo On Z signed (, ,,MssI
6i,, division Of ths so"..l ,as COUNTY
Is the law as S'ist \ ,.u, an slsctIa ~
ADMIT admits that thIs haas, sss ludnt.
ttSSerans tSera l. to law, and nd 1ess. psss "
to; tho, 10 order the elestIoss ,tIas ! y
10 u,, oe considered. ana "A, ,,.a oaIl } s4s +
Op,hion mnh na Of Judge We wsb.t'ss,a S1'sa y
casn rlsn &C county, .ay who dscISss sats, =
wal In Is giving his opinion y II'lSIe Is.'Ie
way wa said that priorI,v1 U1 I ,''an
the the pon point in question, i i. iqS
ms .h9 first petitlon va, a. = y
i,on, and that the he Ss sssI' lspI
,,.,., should have put 4 ss'ag ~ ~
The decision Of n. .g g th
ne said. is reversed ,ss "sa,l \ w
sustained" D aHa ne
b0ss Judge Galloway state, III.
noped the matter wo"Ia s J
up. up. 70 the supreme cour, SrI' = ! l a
was a good one NO, !, y ~
o ons points ought to N' b. ,s'..s ~
authority in Il, ,'ss y, ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Eleet New President

The trustees of Willamette meet
at Portland Thursday. afternoon TO
elect a president to succeed John H.
Coleman. II is not known who the
candidates are but il Is hoped here
az Salem a good business man and
educator viii be chosen who hasn't
got too many wheels.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Musical Instructor

Miss Flemming OF Chicago, the
best informed woman in musical
work In the United States, will be in
the city tomorrow. Miss Flemming
Is making a tour OF the western
states In the interest of musical
work. While here she will be taken
to all the public schools by Miss
Mayors, musical director. of Salem
schools, and also a former student
OF Miss Flemming, for an inspection
OF the musical work done by the pu-
pills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Cleanliness Is Next

To Godliness they say. Well, then
Steusion Bros. meat market is well
on its way TO heaven, for its a model
sanitary market. Phone 32l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

Some men look out for themselves
well satisfied that his Satanic ma
lesiy will look out for the other
fellow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
CbamberIain IN Marion County-

governor Chamberlain will speak
three times in Marion county this
week as follows: Macleay, Satur-
day, at III a. m; Woodburn at 1880
p. m.. same day, and the opera house
In Salem at s o'clock In the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

For sale--Several houses In Salem
and farm lands at a bargain. Cap
ital National Bank. 6-l-eod-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

Salem and the play will be presented
as advertised.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Lime and Sand Plaster

Given away at Church and State
streets. Must be taken away al
once. Inquire OF VIM. Brown & Co
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
An Old Timer

But hustler j.. NJ. Lawrence's g
grocery store is one of the oldest, but
he Is right up TO date with his goods
and prices. Phone 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Dealers Take Notice

The Salem FIGURING Mills nov
has plentiful supply of bran and
shorts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Admlnlstrator ApDointetI-

In the estate of John Lynch, de-
ceased. Henry Lynch has been an
pointed administratcr. and J. NJ.
Martin, Frank Derby and l.. NJ. Kirk
have been named as appraiser5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

The fellow who is always boasting
OF being the boss of his own house"
is usually crouch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

Dance Tonight
AT Murphy hall. Lessons from
seven to nine o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Marriage License

A marriage license was Issued yes
terday TO Bennie +. Lohr. Jr., aged
2S. of Portland, and Pauline Elaine
Mascher, aged 21, OF Silverton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

Amiability is good substiN te
for Intelligence ana often passes for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
new TO-DAY

For Sale--New s-room AosN
Market and Thirteenla. nn|
venlences. VIII sell chai
dress c. H., Journal once
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Roller Skaline-

The last skating of the season. to-
morrow night, Admission 25 cents,
skates 10 eonts. Under auspices of
Paramount Athletic club. '5-2O-2t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
City News
Weather
Partly cloudy with possibly show
ers tonight and Thursday.

ers tonight and Thursday.
Dance Tonight
At Murphy hall. Lessons from
seven TO nine o'clock.
Chamberlain In Marion County
Governor Chamberlain will speak
three times in Marion county this
week as follows: Macleay, Satur-
day, at III a. M; Woodburn at 1880
j.. m., same day, and the opera house
IN Salem at s o'clock In the evening.
Lime and Sand Plaster
Given away at Church and State
streets. Must be taken away at
once. Inquire OF VIM. Brown & Co.
Marriage License
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Bennie +. Lohr, Jr.. aged
2S. OF Portland, and Pauline Elaine
Mascher, aged 81, of Silverton.
Administrator Appointed
In the estate OF John Lynch, de-
ceased. Henry Lynch has been an
pointed administratcr, and J. NJ.
Martin, Frank Derby and l.. NJ Kirk
have been named as appraisers.
Dance Tonight
At Murphy hall. Lessons from
seven TO nine o'clock.
Rolser Skating
The last skating of the season. to-
morrow night. Admission 25 cents,
skates 10 ccnts. Under auspices of
Paramount Athletic club. '5-2O-2t.
Silver Bell CRcle--
VIII give an entertainment and So
cial AZ HolmRn's hall Friday, May
22, at S:30 p. m. Nail driving by the
ladies, ana fine sewing by the gentle
men. Admission 10 cents. Good
time promised. Public invited,
s 5-20-2t
Every Salem Man
Should remember that the Salem
Cigar Factory makes the best quail
tty cigar manufactured. Boost for
Salem and buy home products.
Tashmoo, La CarOna and Bon Ton.
ReDogt Incorrect
II has been rumored that Dora
Thorne would not appear at the
Grand opera house this evening.
This Is incorrect, the company Is In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Dance Tonight

At Murphy hall.
seven TO nine o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Silver BeN Circle--


Should remember that the Salem
Cigar Factory makes the best quail
tty cigar manufactured, Boost for
Salem and buy home products.
Tashmoo, La CarOna and Bon Ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
RepoSt Incorrect

II has been rumored that Dora
Thorne would not appear at the
Grand opera house this evening.
This is incorrect, the company is in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
HNLEHURST MOB
WANT TED TO LYNCH
A NEGRO
WHO WAS CARRIED FROM THIS
CITY. WHERE HE HAD BEEN
Fo7 SAFEKEEPlNG-HAD MAR
ROW ESCAPE.

According to reports brought in by
he Southern train Yesterday after
noon. "A lyuching bee was narrowly
ayerted al Hazlehuust yesterday morn
ing by the foresight OF two officers
OF the law Tom Purdy, coal Black
negro who had been in jail in this CITY
fer safekeeping since last summer,
was the intended victim. Last night
he rested in the Baxley Jail though
residents of Ben Davis county where
the crime was committed believe he
is again in Glynn's Jail.
Purdy was carried to Hazlehurst
Tuesday night. The trial had been
set for yesterday morning and large
crowd had gathered at the court
house. When court opened yesterday
morning the Purdy case was postpon
ed because of the illness of Judge Par
ker The postponement. 1t is said,
caused the crowd to discuss the crime
for which Purdy is held-an attempt
at criminal assault. From discussion
to action was the next step and soon
the sheriff realized Chat trouble was
brewing.
Pnrdy was handcuffed by deputy
and carried, as the crowd thought TO
house near the court house,, to be
held there until the arrival OF the
Southern train. Another officer, how
ever. had arranged to evade the CROWD
with the prisoner. He succe eded and
landed PurdY safely in Appling jail
So far as is known there was no
trouble in Hazlehurst last night Purdy
will be brought back to Brunswick
today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
BUSINESS MEN
WILL Be OUT ON
TUESDAY NIGHT
MEETING OF NEW PROSPERITY
CLUB TO BE A BIG
AFFAl7s
commj.eee 70 Report Sack WIZ Name
for Organization, 5y- Laws. Cen
stjlution, Etc.-5ig Gathering
Is Exfecte5.

The meeting Of the Prosperity club.
to be held in the city hall next Tues
day night. promises 10 be the biggest
meeting of the kind ever held in the
city OF Brunswick, and the indica-
lions are that every business man who
has the interest CT Brunswick at heart
Will attend the meeting
When the meeting was held two
weeks ago a large aua.er Of prom i.
uent business men Were out cf the
city. The big automob.le RACES We're
about 20 b. gin in Savannah and many
Of our business men were ia rhat
Cit, but despite that fact The meeting
Eas largely attended ana great en-
thus!asm was displayed 1t was de-
cided a that meeting to appoint a
committee to select a name for the
organ Zation adort ru-s ANA ly-laWs
etc. which was 10 lsDorl lack at a
meeting to be held next Tuesday
night.
This committee will be ready with
its interesting report when the meet
ing Is called to order Tuesday night
it is not known what name will be
given the organization, but some suit
able one will be selected The Pros
perity club was only name given
the organization temporarily.
There is not a business man in
brunswick who IS not interested in
this movement which has been start
ed in the interest OF Brunswick. It
was originally planned to secure an
organization OF two hundred mem-
bers. each to give FIVE dollars per
month in the effort to secure new in
dustries for the city. bur 1t is now be-
lieved that the membership will pass
that number In fact, there is not a
business man in the city who should
not enlist in the good work
When the meeting IS called To order
next Tuesday night every business
man in the city OF Brunswick should
be present It should be the largest
and most representative meeting Of
'he kind everN Neld in the city. There
large assembly-room.
Remember the date of the meeting
and make no other engagement for
next Tuesday night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
MAKING FIGHT
FOR CHILDREN
INT EREsTlNG PROCEEDINGS IN
THE OeSAcAN TRIAL NOW
ON m PARIS.

Paris, Dec 2.-"Princess desagan
has wished that she sad not gotten d
dNorce. but had taken the lover. aid
N. Clements today while arguing in
The ciFl tribunal for the mothers Gus
tody OF the Castellane children.
Prince deSaean has never inter
fered with the custody Of the children.
He has given up Jeannee LeBourcAe
and other mistresses." he continued.
~ Nine. Anna has travelled with lhe
prince threNgh America and Europe
that does not make her unfit to be-
the mother 1t is The custom of froe-
hammered American girls.
Prince deSaean did come from
Nine. Annas window in the earl
ncrn NJ at Versailles, but it was no,
her ledroom window The court must
give the children to a race who comes
from energetic men rather than 10 an
;dler who lges On the pensions PAID
by a woman"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
Three Daring
Bank Robberies

Pepperell Mass, Dec. 2.-Fourteen
thousand dollars in cash were secured
by three professional burglars, who
at an early hour today blew open the
vault of the First National bank at
this place.
The burglar made their escape III
an automobile, al trace being lost
is believed that they went to Grot9n.
Ernest Tarbell, who was sleeD.ua
next to the front door. armed him elf
with a revolver and started to fnvt 5ft-
gate noise which aroused him. oaly
&c find the door OF his owl ii1t. -.
barred from the outside. He bf2Ee
cpen the door, however, and gave tae
alarm
Tarbeli fired at the fleeing burglars,
but apparently without effect.
Cashier Henry +. Tartell foun.! a
quantity of bills and silver scattered
about the vault, showing the hurry
with with the burglars secured theu
booty. A large quantity of gold was
stored n the inner recesses OF the
safe, which was untouched. save for a
single so coin, which is missing. The
Lurglars took the Erecaution OF bar
ring the street doors of all the build
lngs i'll The vicinity of the bank.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
MACON PEOPLE ARE PLEAaE-.
With Arrangements Made Between
the Steamer Lines.

The Maccn Telegraph Of yesterday
contains the following anent the ar
rangement made between the Macon
& Brunswick Navigation company aad
the Houston line OF steamers:
The Macon & Brunswick Nayiga-
ton Co. has established connections
with The Houston line of steamboats,,
who have only recently made Bruins
wick enc Of their numerous ports.
The Houston line is an old and well
established company. having line Of
steamboats, going to all European
ports. The first boat viii sail from
brunswick on December Is for Liver
pool and Manchester
This connection VIII afford facfEi-
ties for the handling OF freight By he
Macon & Brunswick Navigation Co,
and win tend 10 relieve the company
Of the great amount OF trouble they
have recently teen undergoing in me
matters of transferring their oarg5es
in Brunswick"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
GAVE FACTS, HOWEVER. COM
cERNiNG THAT MYSTERIOUS
s7,5O0.oco LOAN.
1t Was Loansd to T. NJ. 6arns3aie,
of Pjttsburg, and Used 70 Con
troi Crude Oil Outpu:
of Oklahoma.

New York. Dec John D. Arch
bold. under questioning OF At
torney Kellogg, today admitted that
the mysterious loan of S7,500,000 to
I. NJ. Barnsdale, of Pittsburg, was
made by the Standard Oil company,
to control the crude oil output Of
Oklahoma.
He also admitted that Joe Sibley.
of letter fame, had continued in the
management Of the Signal Oil com
pany after its consolidation with the
Standard.
Archbold lodged a question tending
to show that the value OF the Stan
dard in New Jersey was below tue
book value. saying, when this ques-
ton was put to him, The balance
sheets will show
He denied that the dissolution Of
the oil trust was done TO deceive Tue
authorities into the belief that the
trust was being liquidated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
DEFEATED HIM FoR MAYOR o.
ATLANTA BY $500
MAJORITY
One Of the Most Spec .acular PoIiti-
cal Fights in the History Of
, the City Came to Close
Yesterday.

Atlanta. Dec. 2.-After or OF the
most spectacular campaigns in The
History Il ..tIanta, no0et F. Mad
dox was today elected mayor over
yames G. Woodward by majority CT
$500
The campa gn was unique Though
it lasted for only $50 weeks. all The
bitterness thai could De possioly
brought into it was injected. charges
and -charges were Iuade
against the two candidates. mass
meeting and torchlsht processi9ns
were held almost every hight. aIen
who had never before taken part
in politics joined in the torcAIght p-o-
cessions. Women workod ,ul pre:'el
for the election Of Maddox meA high
in business and social life rend ared
assistance vita their Tat.e AT. iheir
money, all in an effort to redeem st,
l4nta 5 fa.I aAust ana prevent Il men
from occupying the highest Ullice in
the gift of the people who had dis
graced tie city
Woodward was nominated for mayor
at the September primary over two
other prominent citizens, receiving
more votes than both of them. He
had been mayor of Atlanta twice be-
fore and had made the city an excel
lent chief executive. At times, dur
ing the period that he was in office.
he imbibed too freely, but everytime
he would remdeem himself. Up to
the recent primary he had not been
on a jag for three years. The peo-
pie appreciated his ability as a chief
executive and again nominated him
for mayor
| Two weeks after he had been nom-
Anated In the white primary he fell
g,ff the water wagon. Not only did he
tet on jag, but he visited the
district and was arrested
for disorderly conduct. The time that
he had in the tenderloin district was
Inever told only from person to per
kon. The Atlanta Georgian published
account of the affair This brkAght
North a thunder of protest frog ne
VEOpit Vi GhAtdAttes llC bNCoAlOtAt n ftS
raised as to what could be done. -iIe
had been duly nominated in the pri
mary, the voters were pledged to sup
lport him in the election. But they
|argued that he had broken his pledge
Meetings between prominent citizens
followed and few days later Robert
F. Maddox, young banker. was
brought out against him. The follow
ing day Woodward retired. but at a
mass meeting held by his friends he
)reconsidered and again entered the
race and since that time Atlanta has
Witnessed. a spectacular campaign
Clubs were organized in every ward
in the city NeYer before have the
people fought So hard for the success
OF candidate for any office.
When the votes were counted TO-
Aight their work showed up. Every
ward was carried by Maddox and c1r
gzs.szsztotal vote Of a littie more than
he had majority CT approSi-
- 1900.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Pres dent and Mrs. Roosevelt are Re-
ceiving Congratulations.

Washington Dec. 2.-President and
Mrs. Roosevelt are today receiving
the congratulations OF hundreds uDon
the occasion Of their twenty second
anniversary Of their wedding.
Theodore Roosevelt and Edith Kar-
NIT Carrow. daughter of Charles and
Gertrude Elizabeth Carrow. were mar
ried in New York December 2, 1886.
They have five chiferen. four boys ana
cne girl, all of whom are living
The present Mrs. Roosevelt is the sec
ond wife of the president. his first wife
having died February Il, 1884, tvs
days after giving birth to a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Longworth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03

prayer all denominations are united
through she fact that all can join
lands in he i%rgram as laid out "
t.. Brotherhoo : of -. Andrew. IT,
services are in no sense missionary
nor revival services, but are simply
for songs and prayers and brief COM
ments. There are no sermons. no
creed discussions and no denomina-
tionaI service-all are working for
the Young man Of today TO be brought
into the Cnurch"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
coy FOUGHT HARD
FOR NINE HOURS.

Chicago. Dec. after da5-
perate fight lasting for nine
hours. against cold and waves,
Edward Ski5ig. nineteen years
ol age, 4 Hshthousekeeper, was
today rescued, and though he
l. i'll frsm the effects of his
experience. will recover.
The clothing of the boy had
been cut OF into strips by the
terrific gale. which he faced FER
many hours. and some portions
Of his body were raw from the
awful cold
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
MUCH LOCAL INTEREST.
Hundreds Called Up The News to
Learn Result in Atlanta


Brunswick politicians and the ps0-
PIE generally monifested more inter-
est in Atlanta's maroTalty race ye.s-
terday than they did In their own d
few weeks ago and al duyins the da.
inquiries were made at The News of-
fee as to the probable result a tele-
gram received BY The News at :
o'clock yesterday afternoon announced
that Maddox Was far in the lead aad
that there was no doubt Of his eiec-
ton
Last night subscribers in all see.
tions OF IAe.citys ,kept Central busy
calling for The News Office, anxious tc
learn the results
Hello whos sson in Atlanta "A
the question always asked.
Maddox ysplied The News u2u
BY glhas rIsiio5asg ?? vas the que
tion that always followed.
/ sOyer tflrsMal lousand.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
AHATiEN GOVERNMENT
a MUST REMhlN STAPLE

Washington. Dec. 2.-The next sdT
Of Hagti must be one ~lief
demonstrate irs ability to remain
Mble or it will not be rec 7Sat sed ~
thr intel Stafes
1tis was the statement n4fie "5 ei'e
state department tcday Oh the receipF
os the news thar Presi1sas Aold Ale (
xi. had been dePosed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
SAYS DAVIS MAN WHO
KILLED HER HUSBAND,

> Omaha, Neb., Dec. Mrs.
Rustjn testified today to the ef-
= feet that she saw man resem-
, bling Charles z. Davis very
, much. who Is charged with
= killing her husband. standing
, N front OF the Rustin home at
, midnight before he was mur-
, cCreG.
= Dr W. R. Lavender TO-DAY de-
> clared while on the stand that
the wounds on the dead man
= could not have been self-in-
= filcted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-03
President Castro
Barred BY France

Paris, Dec. 2.-France, as a gov
&C. sz4 agni.aasssst tcaas toe., ~ tae matter =
President Castros proposed visit 10
this country fer medical attention.
80 n isNAassle summary expul-
So = IeIIfIl!.a Aom Ven
- Castro's .crder. the French
"a s6Seinment isn't very enthusiastic
about the coming visit
1t was determined that if Castro
kN,amLs mal.cal treatment al Bordeaux
III hsfe ermitted to stop there, and
to 90 10 Berlin a passport
Willingly furnished him .
q N&s~sle frontier
~ gUnder no conditions, it was decided
8ST.f he BE allowed to come to Paris.
Fyance aas no intention Of trying 70
- fsaGsqst Venezuelan differences with