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YER DICT
OF THE SUPREME COURT
INTO THE CASE OF THE
"THE INDUSTRIAL
By BURCK

the Plan development
deliberately prevent supply of the tex
tile industry with imported machinery of high quality also
mined the development of those industry
would have been most necessary for the Soviet Union
Intervention
CD he distributed
In short he has committed Paragraphs
II of the Penal Code of the RsFsR.
sERJEI vIKToRovITCH KUPRIANov was member of the
counter revolutionary Industrial
(a) he maintained connections with the Tog
tons of the Party;
by causing the nduct of @ M Oose IN ne e z INDUSTRY a
of the market by holding the machinery by
deliberately failing to deliver the quantities.
the various districts with textile goods;
Co he distributed amongst
0es OF the textile section OF the sabotage organization
I'D he accepted the instructions the
Party to organize military groups of former
officers;
e he accepted instructions of the Central Committee
trial Party to obtain secret information
in the textile industry In short he has committed
3d. Paragraphs and II of the Penal
T. VLADIMIR IvANOvITCH OTCHKIN accepted
tions with persons Of the French Service in nT nT u a
Further sabotage group
meal Institute In short he has committed crimes Article
xENoPHoN vAssnIYEvITcH s1rN1N was member of the
Industrial acquainted
the aims of this He undertook sabotage
he took connections with Torgpo
forming the latter of the activities Party
ing the instructions of the Torgpm the Industrial
he has committed crimes under Article 8 Paragraphs
the Pencal Code of the R.S.FSR.
Paragraph of the Law of Criminal Pro-
dure OF the the Supreme Court of the Soviet Union
peca investigation has sentenced the follows:
vIKToRovrCH KUPRIANov on the basis of Article
So Paragraphs and II of the Penal
imprisonment and to the
Article 3D. Points d. and of the
for period of five Further
hscation of all his property.
XENOPHON vASSHIYEvETCH basis Article
3d. Paragraphs g. and II of the
Imprisonment rights accordance with
Article 81 Points of RSFSR
for period of five Further
fscation of all his
B. VLADIMIR VANOvTTCH of Article So
Paragraphs and II of the Penal years
imprisonment and to the loss
3D. Points b. the
OF five Further the
his property
IVAN ANDREYEvITCH basis Article So
Paragraphs a. H. of the
IRENE social
orders the confscation of all his
s. NIKOLA FRANZEVITCH TCHARNOvSKI Article
3d. Paragraphs A. and H. of the
extreme social Supreme
orders the confiscaton of all his property
g. VICTOR ALExEYEVITCH LARITCHEv
So Paragraphs H. the
IRENE Of social defense execution
orders the confscation Of all his property
z. ALEXANDER ALEXANDROVITCH FYEDOTOV of
Article Sc RsFsR
to the extreme of social
Court orders the confscation of all his property
LEONID KONSTANTINOvITCH RAN1ZIN Article
3d. Paragraphs H. of the to
social Supreme
orders the confscation of all his property.
time Kupranov Otchkn
prison awaiting trial shall be deducted
The Verdict and Sentences final appeal
Signed The President Of the Special Of
the Supreme Court Of the Soviet
A. vISHINsKI
The members OF the Special Investigation Of
LR The Supreme Court Of the
AN
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tConinued)
also with the aim of directly preparing the
way for an Intervention RAMZIN
(a) took Party with
the white guadt Torgprom)
CD took connections with ntevenonis
French Service in Moscow R. K:
Co worked to the systematic financing
I'D took part together with the Torgprom and the
his agreement in the Of the
Party to the repayment of the ct debts and the
(e) the organizer and leader OF sabotage
various fields Of the Soviet economic system with the aims in view
created the necessary sabotage groups and of having drawn
persons of the French
Service in Moscow Messs and R and them both
mouth and in writing information of espionage
> proved guilty of having organized and
trhuton of monies arriving from activity
OF the Industrial Party short
So Paragraphs Code of the RsFsR
a. IVAN ANDREYEvITCH KALINNIKov:
a through his participation same organizations and as
sabotage espionage @ oh 'ne Party directed the
the overthrow of the Soviet military intervention and
towards the restoration the regime Soviet Union
of the State Commission position organize
sabotage and to attempt to destroy the Five Year Plan
CD together with the
acts IN the meagca industry before the Central
Industrial Party which accepted this plan;
Co he took French Service in
Moscow Messrs and and collected
espionage character and sent the same abroad
Of the Industrial Party who BELONGED to the CHAIN ne mem
the field under his control short under
Article 58 Paragraphs the RsFsR
OF the counter revolutionary Committee
since Industrial PARTY AS member of
the Central Committee of the
espionage work with the aims mentioned Further
@ in the of the Industrial
With the Torgprom and with nterventionist
CD he took connections with
French Service in Moscow, Messrs K
c distributed
OF that branch OF the sabotage organization
Cd he exploited his position Supply section
State Planning
in the planning
In particular in the oil industry Further
leadership of the sabotage work in the industry
e by delivering the material
sons OF the French Service in Moscow he espionage
he has committed Paragraphs and II of
the Penal Code of the RSFSR.
NKOLAI FRANZEvITCH TCHARNOvSKI carried out active
sabotage and espionage after his
onay organization in 1927 He took active
OF the counterevouonary
a member of its Central Committee Further
Ca he directed the sabotage
metallurgical industry;
sabotage with the drawing up of
result his building
undertakings including engineering
proportions created in the factory departments
men made and general the development the metaa industry
damaged
Cc together with the plan
sabotage with to the military
equipment;
cd distributed amongst
bs of that branch the sabotage leadership
@ together with the Kannkov
crimes under Article &c. Paragraphs and II Of the Penal
the R6F6R
ALEXANDER ALEXANDROvITCH FYEDOTOv Joined the sab
textile industry
took part the leadership Of the activities
industrial Party. Further
q, b directed sabotage to Sabotage bransh b.
- nAsskz - eas1d ont shaaN ~ sstvG9 ~ ~ Azasn9
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their power towards the carrying out Of the plans
of the Tractor Plant and for speedy mass pro-
duction of tractors"
INDIVIDUAL STATEMENTS OF LEADING
SPECIALISTS OF THE STALINGRAD
TRACTOR PLANT.

TRACTOR PLANT. --....
"I do not see any reasons for interfering in
the internal affairs Of the Soviet Union do
not see any reasons for an attack on the Soviet
Union.
The Soviet Union has government which is
satisfactory for the country 1t peacefully builds
the industries and am therefore OF the opinion
that any attack on such government must be
compared with highway robbery"
(SigneO TURNER.
"Never under any circumstances will the I'M
perialistS and their hirelings succeed in provok-
ing the peoples of the world for new war.
About II years ago it was proposed to me as an
artilleryman in the Canadian Army to go to
Russia to fight the Bolsheviks.
I categorically refused to participate in such
an adventure. For the past IL years my views
have not changed. Now, as then, will not par
ticipate in a war against a country which Is
heroically building its industries. I will never
be participant in the destructive plans Of Pom
care"
(Signed JACKSON.
"a new war is being prepared by the adven-
turists and big industriaIsts for the realization
of their aboninable plans A new war means
misery and destruction. Therefore, it follows
that the toiling masses, with all their strength,
must fight against an attack on the Soviet Union
and explain the economic basis for such an at
tack.
The capitalist world, choked by its over-pro-
duction attempts to turn Russia into a new
colonial market No honest man will help them
in that
(signed) CULLEN.
jS in Sxf,o
could be influenced to participate in a war
against the Soviet Union. No slanderil g, lies,
will be in a position to destroy the sympathies
of the toiling masses towards those who are by
peaceful labor realizing their great aim.
No return of the 1914 days Down with the
plotters of a new World War!"
tsigned) KRAMER.
eff war will break out against the Soviet Union
the results will be just the reverse Of what the
imperialiSts are dreaming of. 1t will end with
civil war. The bayonets of the European work
ers will turn against those who sent them on
a senseess war; Such war and only such
war, greet, expecting that it will enancipate
the oppressed masses of Europe and lead them
on new Socialist path.
(signed) wEDGEwooD.
ST am against war, especially against an ag-
gressive war; which is being planned by such
scoundrels as Poincare. Life was not given us
to kill each other for the glory of the interna-
tional capitalists, oil kings, or the adventurist
tendencies of various lmperialsts. I join my
voice in protest with the millions of masses of
the Soviet Union. I am against war, and par
ticularly war against the Soviet Union the coun-
try which is building Socialism"
(Signed) HAMILTON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30

will spend several weeks in Browns
vile.
Mrs. T.. g. Brasher has returned
from a short business trip to Dali
las.
Mrs. Tom Buckow and son, Eu-
gene left Friday for q visit with
friends at Laredo.
Mrs. w. e. Ship and son. Ear
nest, who have been guests for sew
eral weeks at the v. G. Thompson
home have returned to Ennis. Miss
Nellie Ship will remain for a long
er visit with her sister.
M. and Mrs. @. M. Sheriff. re-
turned the latter part Of the week
from a short stay in San Antonio.
MI. and Mrs. y. Woods moved TO
Weslaco this week from Pharr. Mr..
Woods Is the service man or the
Central Power and Light company.
Elmer Freeman was transferred ID
Pharr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kuhn and
son Billie have left for their home
in South Bend. Indiana by way Of
Houston and New Orleans. after an
extended visit with their sister and
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. T.. Downs.
A trip into Mexico as far as Mon
terrey was enjoyed as well as sight
seeing III the Valley.
Mrs. w. G. Baker Is visiting her
mother parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID.
Stevenson, OF Crowell.
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Olrnito
ERSONAL

PERSONALS
ID. B. Bohanon who has been Wis
ting his brother. Kyle Bohanon,
returned to Oklahoma City Sun
day.
Mrs. Claude Pearson spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Scott, who lives
near Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Richards, for
merly OF Brownsville, have moved
here.
Miss Pearl Henderson OF Houston
the dinner guest of MI. and Mrs.
w. II. Cannon and daughters on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Bobbitt and
son Of Point Isabel spent Sunday
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EASTER THINE NOTED
IN

Mrs. @. G. McRoberts delightful
ly entertained the Rainbow bridge
club Friday afternoon with Easter
decorations making the color note
for the games.
Mrs. Monte walker won high score
and Mrs. Dorte Davis won the cut
prize. Mrs. Walker who is soon to
move to Austin was presented a love-
IN gift from members Of the club.
Mrs. f. l.. Maxwell Of Fort Worth
and Mrs. ". 5. Allen were afternoon
guests. A delicious ice and sweet
course was served. The club Will
MEG. next week with Mrs. M. r.
Schwiedler.
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after a delightful visit with her sis
ters, mrs, Dcrothea Pritchett and
Miss Jane Thomas
Miss Audra willis spent GA few
DAYS last week with her sister, Mrs.
n .erett Wentworth or Brownsville.
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Valley Society
Telephone z

the Presbyterian church was en-
joyed at the home OF Mrs. G. Fl.
Cotton this week.
This being the last meeting in
the year Of this group a special pro-
gram was enjoyed. AT the noon
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with Mrs. Bobhitt's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. G. Sanborn.
Mrs Hugh Wilbanks attended the
zone meeting Of the Methodist
church In Harlingen Wednesday.
Miss Edith Cannon left for her
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home in Kennebec, South Dakota,
Friday after an extended visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. wv. III.
Cannon.
Mrs. w. ID. Thomas left for her
home Thursday In Cambridge, Ohio,
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COMPLEMENTARY
LUNCHEON BRIDGE

Mrs. N. S. Allen delightfully."- en-
tertained with a luncheon bridge
complimenting Mrs. r. ". Steven
son Of san Benito at her lovely home
Oh Illinois Avenue recently.
In the games scores were won oy
Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Davis Wade
also Of san Benito. Roses MADE
the pretty decorations.
Guests were: Mesdames Steven
son Of San Benito and Davis Wade
Of san Benito, Roy Stevenson and
j. r. Flint Of La Feria, King Cook,
CLYDE Fore, @. c. McRoberts, w. a.
Schueler and Miss Joana Pope
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hour q delicious dinner was served
with seventeen present.
A handkerchief shower was given
Mrs. G. J. DIETRICH, the secretary
treasurer. A lovely gift was pre-
sented the circle chairman. Mrs.
5. Hardy.
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MANY ATTEND
ZONE MEETING

Weslaco was well represented at
the Zone meeting Of the Methodist
church which was held Friday at
Hargill.
A playlette, "Rejuvenating the
Missionary Society" was put on by
members from Weslaco.
Those attending were: Rev. and
Mrs. Jas. w. Aibritten, Rev. 8. j..
Dunn, Mesdames Glass. II "A. Davis,
ID. w. Schultz. 9. II. Brown. j. @.
Friday, George II Hoeffer, z. r..
Pepper, Z. r. Vaughan, l.. v. Keis-
ter and O. 3. Kirgan
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CHORAL CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Members Of the Westmoreland
College choral club which sang at
the Methodist church here this week
Mrs. L. w. Yates at the @. M. La
than home.
Besides the members Of the club
which consisted Of twenty-three
girls, two being Weslaco girls: Miss
Mary Jane Yates and Miss Kath-
ryn Stolz, the director and pianist.
Other guests were Rev. and Mrs.
Jas. w. Allbritten. Mesdames T. w.
Glass, Thomas F. Rives. II. T.. Hamp-
ton and VIM. Hughes.
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HOME ART CLUB
Ar

The Home Art club met with Mrs.
Frank Barber Friday afternoon al
her country home near Rio Hondo
with all members present and
Mesdames VIII Thompson. Fred
Wedegartner and G.. II. Dodds OF
Corpus Christi as guests.
Contests were enjoyed during
the afternoon and Mrs. Alex Kerr
received a beautiful po. plant as
first prize while Mrs. A 3. Riley
received a beautiful bouquet OF
roses as second prize.
AT the close OF the afternoon
delicious refreshments were served.
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ANNOUNCE
1FARRTAET

MIR. and Mrs. Il. T.. Sealey
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Elizabeth TO Lawrence GATH
which took place in Harrington
November nth. 1929. MI. and Mrs.
Gatti did moi reveal news OF their
wedding. except to immediate rela-
tives until this week.
They are making their home in
San BenitO.
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Weslaco

SPECIAL PROGRAM
ENJOYED
An all-day meeting Of Circle 3 OF
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T. IN
HOME

Mrs. Roy Kendall had for her re-
cent guests, her sister, Mrs. Tim
Buckley Of Gregory and a friend
Mrs. Carl Van Way and son Carl Jr.
OF Corpus Christi.
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San Benito
INTERESTING MEETING
HELD BY ClJR

Wednesday afternoon members
Of the Woman's Culture club held
a particularly interesting meeting
when they met at the Aztec Cafe
with Miss Ethel Johnson as hostess.
The subjects for the afternoon
was Elements OF the Nation" Mrs.
II. NJ. Cottrell was program leader.
Mrs. George "A. TColan played three
pleasing violin numbers with Mrs.
Bruce Gentry giving the violin ac-
compartment. Mrs. Owen Scott,
Rio Grande City. president Of the
Valley Federation of WOmen's clubs
vas a guest for the afternoon. Mrs.
Scott gave a brief talk dealing
with the work OF the federation.
"A series OF ten minate discussions
were presented In developing the
program topic for the afternoon.
Races Which Produced the Amer'-
cans was given BY Mrs. wv. B
Hinkly. Mrs. q. r.. Gilbert discuss
ed What We Inherit: What En-
vironment Has Made or U.s." Place
vi the immigrant III American past.
present and future life was indica.-
n in talks BY Mrs. @. M. Cash Oh
VIVA. Does The immigration Cor
..l3ute I'd Present Day Conditions
-aI by Mrs. James ID. Ward Oh
What Shall We DO With the I'm
migrant"
An enjoyable interlude or music
a5 furnished BY high school girls
i5cted to represent San Benito III
the district music meet, who werc
5anted BY Miss Lois Franklin
TiSs Barbara Barrier sang vocll
In5ers and the Girls Glee Club
ave two selections.
Following the program events. =
7nged by Miss Johnson. Member
ere seated a. 4 long table. pretti'
decorated. Flower tavors were bou
nnieres. An atlractively appointed
rozen dessert course was served.
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CIRCLE PLANS FOR
CHURCH FUND

At the home OF Mrs. Henry Al
smeyer Circle one Of the First
Methodist Church met at three
o'clock Tuesday afternoon The
devotional vas led by Mrs. Jack
Porter.
Mrs. Porter offered her home 20
be used as open house BY all
members OF the circle desiring to
engage in quilting. q project enter
ed into by the group as a means
OF obtaining money for the church
building fund.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed during the social hour. Next
meeting or the circle will be held
Tuesday, April 9th. at the home OF
Mrs. K. G. Reese when oil members
are urged 20 be present.
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MEMBERS
TDY CLUB HOSTS

Wednesday afternoon the Ath-
enian club met at the home \
n. Roy r. Clark in Valencia
rk with members OF the Har-
zen Study club as guests. Mrs
-7n King OF Aberdeen, 5. ID. was
" n guest.
owls or lovely red roses were
tered in all the rooms. The
liar proEram for the afternoon
\ presented the theme being.
ra Arts OF Life" After the
ambiy had sung America the
-autiful,r Mrs. G. p. Chase SPOKE
y Beautiful Children I'D Art
-rs. q. s. Lasby made an inform
Ing talk on Divine Art" Member
Il guests we're especially pleased
by two vocal solos by Mrs. l.. AL
-rrier. The program was conclud-
ed with q piano solo by Mrs. G. =.
Chase.
"A salad course was served By =
club committee during the social
hour which was enjoyed during the
late afternoon.
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PERSONALS

PERSUNALS
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Maxwell q
Fort Worth are guests this week az
the Seth Duncan home.
K. r. Cooper returned this week
from a business trip to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Amelia Boomer who has been
spending the winter here with her
brother. II. A. Mauck and VIE,
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the San Benito Business ard Pro-
fessional women's club Tuesday
night at the Aztec Cafe.
About one hundred players we're
at tables assembled around the
patio. Mrs. Arthur Cowden held
top score when the games ended
and received the general high prize.
Trophy for first high score among
the women went to Miss Christie
Bowie. Mrs. Clyde Hollcn OF Har-
lingen, Mrs. l.. II. Warrurton, and
Mrs. 4. l.. Barmore respectively
were presented with awards for
second, third and fourth high
scores.
Clyde Hollon OF Harrington, was
the successful player among the
men, and received the high score
prize. Awards were also made to
r. Briggs, Bob Buck and Henry
Alsmeyer. Brick ice cream and
cake was served following the
games
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MANY ATTEND BRIDGE


One or the interesting large
events OF the week was the second
bridge tournament arranged by
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Extraordinary Values
This is the Original Rexall
One Cent Sale. 1t affords
you a unique opportunity to
enjoy purchasing high quail
ity merchandise, and to save
q considerable amount of
money. Particular pains
have been taken TO select ar
ticles in constant and daily
demand.
The Washington times., 1930-02-08
Sees
RAILS LEADING
MILD RALLY |
BY w. s. COUSINS

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 QNSh
The railroad stocks were tha
leaders in a moderate upturn Of
prices in the weekend market
After absorbing profit-taking in
the leading industrials, the mar
ket was ready for slight rally.
in which the tobacco stocks and
the amusement shares, with q
few of the utilities, were the out
standing leaders. Oils weakened
at the start. but the favorite
stocks in this group also stiff
fened as the session drew 10
close.
Pennsylvania new AZ point
Jump to 841s was a feature of the
rail list. Chesapeake and Ohio
sold up S points at 235: New York
central up about az; Boston and
Maine up 911a points at 112; Atchi-
son up 21a and Western Mary!
land up 2.
Warner Brothers sold above 60 in
active trading and Fox breezed
along to above 36. American Can
AO4AAAALdbCA bAAC POPOAaA AAauob4 Adlo
in the late trading with a 4-point
Jump to 1884. but the tobacco
stocks made their best records in
the first hour. when American To-
bacco, Lorillard and r. j. Reyn-
olds moved UP sharply. Radio
crossed 40 near the close.
Outside of the purely profes-
Sfonal ranks there was little specu.
lative circles. The weekend pusi-
ness reports were generally favor
agile and commodity markets
steady.
United States Steel at 1924,
was up 20 for the day. Radio
closed at 40, up 13s; Canadian
Pacific, at 2245s. up S; Erie, at
623s, up ia; Atchison, at 240H4,
up az; Union Pacific gained 3l5,
at 22612; New York Central, 2Ia
at 1861; Boston and Maine, 91a~
at 1l2.
The Washington times., 1930-02-08
BRANCH BANKS
QUIZ STARTS IN
FEW Weeks

The investigation Of the House
Banking and Currency Commit
tee into branch and chain bank
ing, with a view toward clarifying
legislative needs. is expected to get
under way late this month or the
first week in March.
With the resolution authorizing
the investigation TO be laid before
the House today. chairman Louis
+. McFadden today disclosed that
his committee had adjourned yes
terday until February 18 and that
it was expected that the vehicle
providing for the investigation
would be ready by the time the
committee reconvened. He said
that while he realized that the re-
port of the committee on the reSo-
luton would probably be approved,
that certain members Of his COM
mittee could not be present at an
inquiry this week and this made
necessary the delay.
The attitude of the Senate
banking and currency committee
regarding the lower body's probe
has never been determined and
with it apparent that the COM
rnittee will do nothing until after
action has been carried out on
the tariff measure, it is probable
that the Senate will be able to
get under way with q similar
action before the House commit
tee can act.
Senator Carter. Glass Of Vir-
ginia. ranking minority member
of the Senate Banking Commit
tee, said that he will introduce
his banking investigation proposal
as soon as the tariff is out Of the
way.
Legislation, which will probably
grow from the meetings of the
committees will determine the
fates of branch and chain bank
ing in America.
Frank B. Pryor, vice president
and general manager of Wagga-
man, Brawner and Co., Inc, is
in North Carolina inspecting
some gas properties. He is eX-
pected to return toward the mid
ole of next week.
John B. Larner, president of
the Washington Loan and Trust
Co., has returned from q short
trip to Princeton, N. j.