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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
ROOSEVELT SENDS
GREETING TO THE
PROGRESSIVE
CAUCUS
Reiterates Dissemination of
Bull MoOsers Not to Anal
gamate With Either of Old
Parties.
C0MITTED TO NEW
NATIONALIST DOCTRINE
tBy Leased Wire 70 l,veninE Herald. J

fBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Washington. April 5.-Theodore
Roosevclts letter TO the house Pro-
gressiyes was read today at confer
ence In the room of Representative
Murdock, the party's candidate for
speaker 10 follows:
TO the Progresslvcs In Congress-
! greet you, the men of stout and
firm faith who dare 10 stand up TO-
your coiors ana fight the peoples con-
test. In congress you will find the
odds against you very great. but
among the people az large I firmly be-
lieve that the changes are steadily In
your favor.
I'VE cannot amalgamate with
either of the old boss-ridden. priv
ilege-contrOlied parties We stand for
the rights OF the people. Where the
rights Of the people can only be secur-
ed through the exercise OF the nation
al power, then We are committed TO
the doctrine OF using the national
power TO any extent that the rights OF
the people demand.
This of itself sunders us from the
Democratic party. for the Democratic
party must either be false 10 its
pledges--and YOU can trust no party
that Is false 20 its plcdges--or else Il
In irrevocably committed to the doe
trines of some nifty separate sovereign
ties. doctrine which In practice
means that the powers OF privilege
can nullify every effort OF the plain
people 20 take possession OF their own
government
"As for the Republicans, their pres
ent position In the exact negation Of
the attitude OF Abraham Lincoln and
the men of Lincoln's day. Lincoln de-
ciared that the people were masters
over both congress and the courts not,
as he phrased -, 20 destroy the con-
! stitution. but % overthrow those who
perverted the constitution. We stand
| for the right OF the people 20 have
their determined wish become
part OF the fundamental law of tho
land without permitting either court
legislature or executive To dobar them
from this right
The conference took up reform of
the rules OF the house and the tcnta-
tive draft OF amendments TO be pro-
posed WAS prepared.
After the conference the Progress
|
sentatives Murdock. Hinebaugh and
stephens. conferred with Majority
Leader Underwood They said later
that they were we'll satisfied with the
result hut would make NO announce
ment
II was definitely understood, how
ever. that Mr. Underwood had agreed
that the Progressives should be rec
| ognizcd az minority party Ia the al
| lotment of committee assignments.
| Representative Underwood later
announced tht he had agreed that the
| Progressive party was entitled Ia y
proportionate share of committee as
slgnmcnts independent ~ the Repub-
ican minority This would include
he said. probably one place on th'
ways and means committee and one
place on the rules committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
Hard Feelings Result of Limit
ed Invitation List for Break
fast in Honor of Mrs. Will
son.
SCORES OF PROMINENT
LEADERS ARE ANGRY
Elimination Of Wine from the
Menu Another Cause of Ill
Feeling and Teapot Temp
est Is Certain.

By LEASED Wire to EVcning Herald.
Washington, April g. Society wo-
men OF Washington 10 thc number Of
$50 today welcomed the wives Of
President Wilson Vice President
Marshall and the members OF the
Wilson cabinet at formal breakfast
The elimination at wine from the
menu was the result Of campaign
which caused feeling To- run high
Members of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. who occupied one
of the tables az the affair. we're ac-
tive La the campaign.
White $50 women were satisfied
because they were invited to the
breakfast. az least that many more
not invited are today Ia = rather dis
turbed frame OF mind. As originally
planned the breakfass was to have
been exclusively for Democratic wom-
en- The plan was changed. how
ever. aud az result scores of won-
en- whose husbands are In the coun-
ellis Of President wilson's party were
left off the list. as the accommoda-
tions were limited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
EUROPEAN POWERS
HESITATE TO
RECOGNIZE
CHINA
Serious Doubt Expressed as to
Ability of 0rientals to Es-
tablish Stable Government
By April 8.
SOME PROTEST AGAINST
UNITED STATES ACTION

BY LEASED Wire ta Evening lIeenld.
Washington, April 5.--At least one
great power already has declined 20
Join the United States la recognizing
the new Chinese rcpupffc at this stage
and there IL reason 10 expect some ~
tho other powers 10 take "a similar at
titudc. No prOtcs; has bocn lodged
against the course Co be taken by q .
United States. but there exists at
some foreign capitals such doubt 1f
the success OF the attempt Of the con-
stituent assembly 20 organize n eom-
plete and stable government on April
3 that some Of the powers deem u
prudent 10 withhold formal recoRnl-
tion for the present, al least
The appearance Of az least one RI
val candidate for the presidential Of
flee. when II was supposed that Yuan
Shi Kai's selection practically was
assured. with Representatives 81 pow
erful support for this rev candidate
from southern China. - believed 10
be the basis for the hesitation shown
hy some OF the powers la dealing with
tho question OF recognition.
At any rate. Il II certain that while
Secretary Bryan's proposition VIII re-
ceive the cordial support OF a npm.
ber OF tho governments addressed by
him. there win surely be certain
number OF tho powers holding aloOf
though not IN any sense protesting
against the independent action OF tho
United states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
BENT
ON ENACTMENT Of
THE AKTI-ALIEN
LAND LAW
Precautions Taken to Meet En-
pected Protest of japanese
Government Against Pro-
posed Legislation.
STATUTE MODELLED
AFTER FEDERAL LAW

By Leased Wire Co Evening Herald.
sacramento. Calf, April 1.-The
direct protest of the japanese 20 the
state department at Washington
against the proposed allen hand law
In California was not expected by the
leaders Ia the Legislature who have
been most active la support Of the
bill Such action was predicted sew
eral weeks ago by the representatives
OF the Panama-Pacific exposition.
who told the senate committee on iu-
dietary that private adviccs from To-
kio received by the exposition direu-
tors showed the hostility with which
Japan would view such law.
Governor Johnson stated this morn
ing that he had not as yet received
from Washington any communication
In the matter. and had taken NO steps
10 check what appears TO be a land
slide Ia favor of the land bill. He
said however that Il was the plan
20 draft law that would hc eftec-
tive and at the same dime preserve
the treaty rights Of foreigners.
senator y. s. Birdsall. OF Auburn.
author of one of the bills now pend
ing. h working daily with the attor-
ney general on substitute bill. which
Is being framed along the lines OF the
federal statute barring aliens from
ownership OF land In tho territories
of the United states.
~ would give respectful consldera-
ton to any message from the state
department. az "a matter OF course.
said senator Birdsail today. but that
does not mean would be convinced.
So far no message has come and We
are going straight ahead. We eN-
pect TO have final draft Of the biil
completed today"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
SHORT BALLOT LAW IS
PROPOSED IN COLORADO
[By Leased wIre 70 EvenIng MeraId. ]

L by Leased Wire tO Evening Herald.
Denver, April b,-A constitutional
amendment providing the short ballot
will be- introduced In the senate either
this afternoon or Monday, according
TO the announcement OF Senator :. J.
Burris. author of the measure. today
The bill provides that the governor
and auditor shall be elected by the
people aud that the governor shall
appoint the other state officers as his
cabinet. u also creates the office of
business manager for the state, his
duties being TO oversee the finances
and recommend financial changes.
The hlll also provides that the gov.
ernur and members Of his cabinet
shall he members of both houses of
the legislature with the privilege Of
debate but without a vote. and that
the governor shall introduce all Il.
nanclal measures
Lieutenant Governor F'itzgarrald
today signed tho public utilities bill
and transmitted II to the governor for
final action.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
Powers Disposed to Meet De-
mands Of Allied Nations and
Grant Territory Conquer.
ed During Strife. 81
Austrian, Italian, British, 0ers
man and French War Ships
Participate in Demonstta-
tion at Aativari.


fBy LEASED Wire 10 Escnine ncralEs1
SOFA, April 5.--Tho proHpecfa for
peace in the Dolkana looked vesN
bright today. Although tho allies. ln
their reply 70 the nediAtlon aussasr
tions o. tho powers, demanded numer-
Gus and radical changes. the POWERS
promptly replied with conoe1aipna de-
signed 70 bglns ebonl prempt eespa-
tion os hostilities.
Ia a note presented % the Bulsar-
ian government today the powers prp-
posed that the Thraclan fSontlen
would BE- formed BY q line drawn ffon4
Midla. on the Black sea. 70 Encs. on
the Aegean sea. This would give nuls
garla both banks Of the river MAliika.
In accordance with her demands
n 10 also auEgoBtua that AL nnenrfas
questions. such a. Indomnst.ys abould
bo left To- the decinion of q taehni1At
commission TO meet In Paris
The Balkan allies today Submitted
Go the powers their AoFmai reply "a
the suggested basis for peace negotiA4
tions Win Turkey.
Tho reply puTports 70 be nn accepl-
anee Of tho mediation conditions. but
the acceptance IL subject 70 reaefper
tlons which practically rcpndiate the
Proposed torms.
The propositions Of the powers wera
a. fcllown:
/. The fronsier oE Turkey shall
start ne Enoa aud end "A 1fldle AN
territories west ~ tbln llnc elnll aa
80 lhn asiiett nihavA Kith NHsNreui
of Albania the delinilailon of WAh,f
shall BE- glxcd by the powers
9. Tho Queatsor " the Aegan
islands shall be settled by the puwegs
8. Turkey shall abandon an clains
,n crete.
g. The powers cannot favofably
entertain the demand for Indemnity
3. Az soon na these hasos are af-
cepted hosiilities shall cease.
The reply az the Balkan allies COM
tains the following counter-proposl-
tions.
1. Indefinite determination of che
frontier of tho province 81 Thfaee.
The line Indicated IN the conditions
formulated by tho powers shall be-
taken az a basis and not as defnitive
line.
= The islands IN the Acsan sea
shall 80 TO the Balkan statea
3. The allies consider they should
know before hand the frontiers pro-
posed for the future state Of AlbaniR.
trusting they will be IN confurnitY
! with those they proposed la I.ondon.
4. The allies' demand for war
indemnity must be accepted 10 prtn-
clpie. the task OF nxlne the amount
being left to a commission which is
10 study financial qmestiUrs and on
which Balkan allies will be- repre-
sented.
;. The allies agree that the epev
ations Of war shalt cease as aoou A
tho above conditions have been "a
vorably received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
GERMANY OPPOSED TO
DISARMAMENT PLAN

lBy Leased Wire to EVcnl,g merald
Berlin. April 5-~Oflloial olefiea in
Germany scout tho suggestion made
yesterday ny the Frankfufler Xelsr's
for the holding of an int ntarnafloras
conference 20 evolve plan for thn fN
strictlon of ornaments. ll Was 49,
ciared that 0ermeny n utterly 1ls.
inclined" q consider propos ~ tff
disarmament
''rhe German forelHu nfflce reaeFaA
this proposal Tor an international tons
ference A. luertlr q political u(sxt 't
ihe campaign Wawe6 ~ lhQ HfnnIfNf|
Ter 1ellunH against the ntM lAl
blil Nnd ahya that lho pnHHefNH NJ
not entltled 20 any aympaIN Nv
0srmAny,"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
THREE MEN KILLED
IN STEEL MILL
Explosion of Molten Metal
Works Havoc in Homestead
Plant; Score Hurt, One Dies
in Hospital.
By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J
IlILl.l....--.I. L rLlll.... IL

By LEASED Wire to Evening Herald.
Pittsburgh, April 5.-Three men
we're burned 90 death and two others
probably fatally injured Ia an eXplos-
ion at the Homestead works Of the
United states steel corporation TIN
morning.
Twenty men were al work IN that
section OF tho plant where Stag from
the furnaces is broken us, when from
some cause az present unknown. "a
terrific explosion occurred. Men were
tossed about IN all directions. some of
them being thrown beyond the range
OF the iying metal, The three who
were killed were buried under a mass
of Stag and burned beyond recognition.
Tn names OF the dead and injured viii
not be known until the company's roll
books have been examined.
ono of the injured men died In the
hospital this afternoon, bringing the
death list Ia -four.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
ATTORNEY ARGUES FOR
ACQUITTAL OF FROST


Nv Leased Wise to Evening Herald. !
Chicago. Aprll Declaring that
the governments case against Albert
g, Frost ana four others charged with
Alaskan coal hand frauds ls based en-
tircly on cirCumstantial evidence and
that the five defendants should be
discharged, Attorney Albert Fink con-
cluded the opening argument for tho
defcnse To the Jury In Federal Judge
l.1ndiH court today. lie was follow
Cd 10y counsel for the goycrpmcny,
who urged the jury to return e vcr-
diet ~ guilty against each IT the five
defendants. II n expected tru ths
ease VIII he given 10 the iur, .arIs
next week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
NO CONFIRMATION
or FAnL or sCrrAmI

Belgrade, servla. April s---No cone
firmation has been received here tf
the rumor that the Turkish fortrers
OF scutarl has fallen 70 rhs AKontene-
grins and sservian heaieRorr.
The allied armies sumuinnha iha
Turkish commander % auvreuGef ~
as 70 avoid further useless bfnndthod.
but tho Ottoman leader rsuslcd illat
he Intended 20 fight 10 the last eg~
lremity. The Commandment was thevp-
upon reopenod and Il genorai ASSAULT
by the MontenegFln and Servsan
troops Was ordered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
.FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING
OF ANTARCTIC EXPLORES
By Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald

London. April 5.-CHpt1in Lawrence
oates. of the Euniskillen dragons.
who died with Captain Robert r. scott
on his Antarctic expedition. had lost
both of his feet from frost bite before
he stumbled out of the tent Go his
death ON the siumps ol his legs. ac-
cording IN letter 10 Captain Watson,
the agent or the Imperial Service
guild at wellington, New Zealand.
Watson says he makes the revelation
on the authority of Commander
Evans
Previous reports as to Captain
Oates condition when he deliberately
committed suicide told only half the
truth. writes Captain watson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
FUGITIVE STREET CAR
PRESIDENT COMES IN
{ By leased Wire to Flycnlng Herald. !

Jcrseyyllle, m. April s.--sherin
ChRppell. who went To- Los Angeles 20
arrest Edgar N. Davis. president 81
the Alton Jerseyville and Peoriu
Electric railroad. was notified hy tei-
ogrsph to-day that Davis had arrived
la JorseyVillo and given bonds Tor his
appearance 90 answer indictments
charging larceny and embexzlcment
His shortage h alleged 90 approx
mate $4,000, The charges grew out
of his management OF the electric
nne which now Is In the hands OF a
receiver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
REPORTED RESIGNATION or
GENERAL uUElTA DENIED

New Orleans April 6.--piticial d"'
nlai of the reported intention of IN
General Hnrrta to resign the presl-
doncy of Mexico Ia favor OF Pedro
Las Curain. minister Of foreign rel"-
tions In the Madero cabinet was re-
ccivod here to-day from Minister ot
Foreign Affairs Do La Barra by pr.
orneias. consul general of Mexico al
New Orleans The message reads.
News relating TO the appointment
of senior Las Curain absolutely false
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
BANDITS FOILED IN
ATTEMPT TO LOOT
BANK VAULT
After Holding Citizens at Bay
Robbers Are Unable to Blow
Open Safe and Escape With
Only G15.

BS Aa'hNth WIRE to isNtuAbk tRtT"Nu'i
Oakland, Cal. April Three or
i've men who attempted to rob the
vault of the Alvarado bank held a
number Of men ~ bay early today
while two others set OF six charges
of dynamite. Aroused by the first OF
seven explosions. the townspcopie
rushed 10 the bank only To be con
fronted by revolvers and awed into
inaction while the work of attempting
to loot the bank continued,
The dynamite failed To shatter the
vault. In which was S2i,0o0, ana the
robbers obtained only $l5. They drove
back the citizens and escaped IN an
automobile.
Alvarado is seventeen miles from
here and the robDcrs obtained good
start before the sheriff and posse
could begin pursuit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
HARVESTER TRUST
MAY MOVE PLANT
TO EUROPE
Ultimatum Sent TO Strikers at
Auburn; Labor Conditions
More Stable in Old Country
Is Explanation.
~ I.cascd Wire 10 E,onlng Ieralll. !

Ry Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Auburn. \. ". April b.-~Unless the
strike rioting here ceases nt once and
settlement between the strikers and
their employers is reached. the Inter.
national Harvester company VIII re-
move their entire plant lone of tine
lnrgest OF the kind In the world--to
Europe. whecr they say labor condl-
tions are more stable.
Oiilcials or the commny ulufe
Rpown their decision today Ia pub
sc siatemenL A /.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
SULZER OPPOSED TO
RACE TRACK CABLING

Albany. N ". April Governor
sulzer announced today that he h on
posed To any legislation designed 10
weaken the present anthracc gam
bling laws Tho governor added that
he had not approved any plans of the
racing associations 20 revive horse
racing In New York stats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
FUNERAL OF DIVORCED
WIFE OF COPPER KING
[ By Leased Wire to Evening Herald, ]

IN TNUsfU VITO 10 TlNNIIIN TINIHIW'
Toledo. ohio, Aprii THE funeral
of Bernicc Golden Hein1e, former wife
the home of relatives here. The SER
vice was 20 have been held az 81 Pat
rick's Catholic church but because the
former actress had been divorced
twice. permission 90 hold the service
IN the church WAS refused, although a
catholic priest ofiiciated al the private
service
Hoinee, from whom Mrs, Heinze ob.
tainod an interlocutory decree of o.
vorce In New YorS. hut with whom
SHE became rec0nciled on her dealt
bed. came here with the body and at
tended the funeral
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE
BUYS ANCIENT CHATEAU
tBy Leased Wire TO IlvenIng Herald,


Paris. April 5.--The historic cha
teau Of ChenoncoauX. bc'o1gng 10
Count Stanislns de Castellaine broth
cr of Count Roni de- Castella'ac was
purchased today tor sS5t.OOo, ~ q
Parlsian lawyer, who rs sad - be
acting on behalf of an Amefann mil.
lionaire whose name has hut hstu
made public
According Ia the Fren n isw the
name OF the new proprietor mus, IT,
disclosed within three days after tie
change Of property ownership.
Count Stunlsas acquired the cha
tcau through his wife. Nathalie Terry.
who was the daughter of Thibdu
millionaire, u was constructed In
1915 aud has passed through ths
hands OF reliable owners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
JOINT BLOCKADE or
MONTENEGHTN sEAp0flV

Cettin1e, April 5.--'rhe hl9c,fada ~
the MoHteneKrin seaport ~ Ant'vitrF
Was definitely begun today. Flight
foreign warshlps representing llie
European powers formed semi ctr-
cular bar before the harh0r Tive
fleet N composed Of three Austfl1n.
two italian, one British. one 0arlnn
end ono French warship.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
NEGRO MUST TAKE HIS
CHANCES ON LYNCHING

lBy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.
Harrisburg. Pa April b.-- Despite
the pleadings OF hts counsel that ne
was In danger of being lynched, Gov
ernor Tener today honored a requisi-
tion for the return 10 Edgeheld coun-
Is, south Caroline, of Joe" Grant.
alias sam Brown, negro, who IL
charged with the killing of J. T.
burst on April it, 1905.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
HUNDREDS KiidiED
N TIREE.DAY BATrLE

Laredo. Texas. April f'--ful d"laliH
of tl,e three days battle between ied-
erals and Curranza followers ~ SAL
tito. Mex, March ~, 23 and "a, re-
ceived here today. state the number
Killed WAS s6a The federal loss was
small compared o. mat of the reocls'
it war declared,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
CHINESE PIRATES
BEATEN IN BATTLE

lBy Leased wire Ia Evening Herald.
Hong Kong, April after a Bit
ter fight with hand of pirates on
the West river today. a force OF Chi
nese soldiers shot one aud captured
six pirates. Tho remainder OF the
band fled More than sl50.OOO wo,dh
of loot was recovered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
Grent Iron Wm,k. Rnrned.

Everett. wash, Anril g.. Fire last
night destroyed almost the whole
plant of the sumner iron works. The
Ioss IN 100000 nearly covered by
insurance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05

Hundreds of Paterson's striking SILK
mill workers Hooked today 20 tho
court room whore William ID. Hay
wood. the Industrial Workers OF the
World organizer was making night
against the sentence OF six months In
iaii imposed on him week ago for
Gisorderly conduct Thousands gath
cred outside. The city's entire police
force was on hand
Nearly geo Of HnyWpod's followers
were lort behind him IN a iai that
has never before in the history of tho
city been so crowded. These were
strikers arrested last night and to-day
for picketing.
Through an open window uf the
court room moving picture machine,
manned by strike sympathizers. pokcd
It's nose. recording for the screen
every detail of the court proceedings
The Industrial Workers OF the World
have sold the moving picture rights
OF the trial.
Today's proceeding was hcarini
on the writ uf habeas corpus granite,
several days ago In tbs disurder3
conduct case. There Is yet anuthel
charge against naywood- that o
causing unlawful sssemblage ~
which the grnnd jury has not acted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
HAYWOOD RELEASED
ON RABEAS
CORPUS
Exciting Scenes in Paterson
Courtroom When Industrial
Workers" Organizer Is
Brought Up for Hearing.

[By Leased Wire ca Evening Herald. /
Paterson, n. j., April 5.--William
-. Haywood. organizer for the Indus
trial Workers OF the World. was dis
charged from custody today after n
hearing on charges Of disordeiy con-
duct and causing unlawful assemblage
In connection with the silk mill work
ors' strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05

TODAx's NEWS TODAY
xou esi n IN enc mERALD.
SIXTY Gents . month or ~ cents
= week delivered a. yous doors
afty cents by mail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-28

/ commissioner o immigration
Keefe has issued an order to the Off
Gals at San Francisco directing that
Chhese who have left the United
States in possession of the return
certificates prescribed by law and
who return within the statutory pc
Rod be permitted to enter without e.
animation under the immigration law.