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La opinión., 1935-07-10
RENUNCIAS EN- Ia SECRETARlA
De EDUCACION
ClUDAO DE MEXICO.

cIU0AO DE MEXICO, Julio a
tENclusiVo).-Con motive de la de-
sisnacion del nuevo titular para el
cargo de S%ecrctario de Educacion
Pdblica, recaida en- favor del IL
ccnciado Gouzalo Ndzquez Nela, eN-
sobernador de Ncracruz, ell alto per-
sonal de esa dependencia ha rimiti-
do, para dejar al nuevo funciona-
rio en- aptitud de nombrar a sus CO.
laboradores.
Las renuncias de los jefes de de-
partamentos y dependencies de IA
Secretaria de Educac.on habian Que
dado pendientes. en- vista de que
hasta hoy empieza Il ~despachar el
licenciado Vazquez Vela. Quien ha-
bia estado ausente de esta ciudad.
Sera. pues. este uno de los prime
ros asuntos que tendra que despa-
char.
La opinión., 1935-07-10
RENUNCIAS DE-
EMPLEADOS EN-
2 SECRETARIAS
Ell Subsecretario y ell Official
Mayor de Education d.
mitieron tambien aver

CluDAD DE MEXICO, julio .
GEXlusivo).-El ingeniero Mariana
Moctezuma, S-ubsecretario de idu-
cacion Publica, present6 hoy su re
nuneia.
Moctezuma rcnuncio con el obje-
to de dejar en- libertad al nuevo
Secertario del Ramo, para que este
eliza "A sus colaboradores.
Ademas dc Moctezuma, prcscnta-
ron sus r|enuncias todos los jetes del
Departments de Education, asi CO.
mo el Official Mayor.
La opinión., 1935-07-10
NUEV0 PASO HACIA LA
GUERRA CON ABISINlA
United Press para Ia OPINION

United Press para LA OPINION
ROMA, julio 9.-ltalia di0 I'm nue.
vo paso hoy para embarcarse en-
una guerra con Ablsinla. cuando la
mo a las armas a todos los especial
listaS y tecnieos que ostuyieron en-
eli ei@rcito de 1909.a 1910.
La opinión., 1935-07-10
DAN A LOS LEONES Ell
TEATRO NACIONAL

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, julio o.
(Exclusivo).- Ell Palacio de Bellas
Aries, fue puesto hoy a disposition
de los Leones, segun sc anuncio Off
cialmente.
Sera ell Palacio dc Bcllas Aries
en- donde los Leones celehrcn 81
Convention International, que dara
principle Ell 30 de julio.
La opinión., 1935-07-10
MATANZA EN- CAMPECHE

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio g.
(HiIo direeto).- Una matanza dc
enemieos de la administration gu-
bernativa del Estado de Campeehe
ha tenido luear en- los ultimos dias,
dicen los d~espaehos p~rocedentes de
esa entidad, asegurandose que dIez
personal euando menos han sido ase
sinadas con toda ~impunidad.
Sc sehala como PARTICIPATES auto
res de la serie de crimenes a los
policias que reciben orGenes direc-
tas del gobernador Romero Esqui-
vel.
Sc dice que tanto la legislature
federal, como ell PNI, haran n
estrecha Investigation, para deter
minar quienes son los responsibilities.
Entire los ascsinados Sc cuentan
personals de alta p~rominencia o
cial en- la region, anaden los tele-
Sramas.
La opinión., 1935-07-10
una EXPEDITION A TAbASC0, A
D|SPUTAR Ell P0DER A cARR|D0
Ell ReSresO de Doug

"Veni, vMi vici' parece haber sido la divisa de Douglas Fair
banks al llegar m veloz avion a Hollywood, mientras en- Seattle,
Wash, lie esperaba 81 companera de Wales. Lady Ashley, quien
lie rumor que sc casara. Douglas vino o Ell objeto de enterarse
de la marcia dc US intereses cinematograficos cue son muy pros
peros, y para saludar de paso a Mary Pickford, a quien saudo o
m O simple amiga, emprendiendo ell regreso Embellishments. En- la
to aparece C u .obrinas Letcia y Lucille Fairbanks, que lie
recibieron n ell campo dc aviacion.
La opinión., 1935-07-10

naci6n Sc tiene, iudican luc el senior
Arroyo CD. Sc e%neontraba en- Her
mosillo. Sonora.
La opinión., 1935-07-10
10 MUERTOS
QUfOAN EN-
Il A MPO
Los comunistas Sc apodera
ron de tres haciendas en-
San Marcos
Pero fueron desalojados a
balazos por las fuerzas
federales

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio o.
(Exclusivo).- Al critic de Eel mo-
mento del comunismo ha lleeado",
mas de 400 campesinos y obreros
de la poblaci6n de San Marcos, Pue
bla, Sc apoderaron de tres ricas
haeiendas, dispuestos a trabajarias
y explotarlas en- beneficio colecti-
70, seeun ell plan que f~ormularonl
con la debida oportunidad, pero
cuando las autoridades %civiles y mi
~litares tuvieron conocimiento de la
maniobra, Sc despacharon fuertes
contingencies de tropas que Sc encar
garon de a~rrojar de las fincss a los
'%'rojos" a fuerza de balas y saba
EOS.
En- San Marcos fue donde Sc re-
g%istraron los acontecimientos mas
sangrientos. pues en- un combate
que duro POGO mas &c dos horas hu
DO I'm total de 10 muertos y nume-
rosos heridos, entire los que Sc uen
tan u que estan a las puertas de
la muerte, seg1n dicen informes lie
gados hoy.
Despues de la sangrienta lucha
huyeron los comunistas en- compile
to desorGen. y pocas horas despues
eran igualmente arrojados los que
Sc habfan apoderado de otras dos
~haciendas.
FL gobierno procedio con mucha
violencia y energia, pues apenas Sc
tuyo conocimlento de 10 ocurrido.
cuando va estaban en- marcia las
tropas pertenecientes a los distin-
tos destacamentos de la region.
La opinión., 1935-07-10
RESPETo A Los PATRONoS

No obstante la violencia con que
procedieron los comunistas me-
Aicanos, no abusaron de su fuer-
"a al echar fuera a los administra-
dores y otros empleados de aque-
Has propiedades. sino que con bue-
mas palabras y buen modo les hi
cieron salir. permitiendoles que Sc
llevaran automobiles. %carruajes y
caballos que necesitaran para ell
translado de sus familias. y asegu-
randoles al mismo tempo TODD ge-
nero de garantfas.
Cast todos los administrators Sc
%auedaron pacificamente en- espera
de acontecimientos, pues estaban
SECURES de que las tropas arriba-
rian de un momento a otro, como
en- efecto sucedio, y que expulsarian
q tiros a los incautadores de mo-
~nento.
La opinión., 1935-07-10

siuus en- la "a. paa.,
Evening star., 1935-02-03
MEXICANS DENOUNCE
BORAH INVESTIGATION
Worker and Peasant Group Flags
Proposal to Probe Religious
Situation.

BY the Associated Press
MEXICO, D. F., February 2.-Sena-
tor Borah's proposal for an investiga-
ton of the religious situation in Mexico
was called "illegitimate and unlawful
in a statement last night by the
General Confederation of Workers and
Peasants.
The attitude Of Senator Borah is
lacking in all consideration for our
nation" the statement asserted, since
without any respect for the right and
dignities of the Mexican people he
seeks the intervention of the United
States in internal affairs, which
Mexicans alone are competent to
solve"
The confederation claims nearly
10000 members.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
SAILOR HELD IN DEATH

HONGKONG, February 2 R.-
Bruce Lindberg, 20-year-old seaman
aboard the S. S. President Grant, was
fatally stabbed yesterday in a fight
near the Howloon wharf.
Alva Chown, AZ, carpenter on the
same vessel, was arrested.
Chown, who is not member of
the union, said he was attacked by
four union fellow crewmen. He
claimed he stabbed Lindberg in self
defense
Evening star., 1935-02-03
29L0CAL SCHOOLS
ARE ACCREDITED
Some Others Qualified, but
, Failed to Apply, Board
Official Says.

Twenty-nine high schools and acad-
emies in the District, judged upon
basis of their ability to prepare stu
dents adequately for college work,
have been accredited for 1885 by the
commission on secondary schools of
the Middle Atlantic States Association
of College and Secondary Schools.
Announcement of the ratings was
made yesterday from the commissions
offices at the University of Pennsyl-
vania.
Some Failed to Apply.
Included in the list are all of the
senior high schools of the District
public school system. Some excel
lent schools, it was announced by DR..
E. Duncan Grizzell, chairman of the
commission, have been omitted SIM
ply because of the schools failure to
apply for an accredited rating.
The approved washington schools
follow:
Academy of the Holy Cross. Arm
strong Technical High School, Car
dozo High School, Business High
School, Central High School, Chevy
Chase School, Dewitt Scnool, DunDdr
High School, Eastern High School,
Fairmont School and Georgetown
Visitation Convent.
GOnzaga on List.
Gonzaga High School, Holy Trim
ity High School (Georgetown), Hol-
ton-Arms School, immaculate Sem
mary, Mckinley Technical High
School, Mount Vernon Seminary. Ma
tional Cathedral School for Girls,
Notre Dame Academy and Roosevelt
High School.
Sacred Heart Academy, st. Adams
(the National Cathedral School for
Boys, St. Cecilia's Academy, St.
Johns College High School, st. Paul'S
Academy, Sidwells' Friends School.
Takoma Academy, Western High
School and Woodward School for
Boys.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
LA GUARDIA REQUESTED
TO FIGHT MOSES SHIFT
Citizens Union Head Opposed to
Removal of Commissioner
by Ickes.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, February 2-Dr Will
liam Jay Schieffelin, chairman of the
Citizens Union, addressed letter to
Mayor La Guardia today urging him
to resist by every legal means the
effort of Public Works Administrator
Harold L. Ickes to force Commissioner
Robert Moses from the Triborough
Bridge Authority"
Schieffelin said in his letter that
the Triborough Bridge Authority has
a binding contract with the P. w A.
to purchase authority bonds and sug-
gested that mandamus action might
be brought against Ickes to compel
performance under the contract.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Colorado Senate Passes Tax.

DENVER, February tP-A 2
per cent sales tax bill, already passed
by the House, was approved by the
Colorado Senate yesterday. Final
passage was sheduled for today. The
measure is designed to raise $4,000
900 to S5,000,00O this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11

TOTAL strangers turned chummy to each other today
on and the streets and exchanged pleas
antries about personal finances
The answer is the chain letter. Send-a-dime grew TO
send dollar, and it's grown send a fve-spot.
People sitting around waiting for the returns, and
they ask each other how business is.
Meanwhile the postal authorities peered over their
legal glasses and announced that practically every
in the country guilty of Federal oense that carry
a sentence high five years in Federal prison and
fine of $1,000
$1,000? POOH pooh We're in chain letter, Uncle!
Some people, presumably those who can't write their
own chain letters rhed few mail boxes and the police
were set upon them. But mostly the mail box the
most watched of al household appliances.
Why You Old Medniei
THE chain letter finally uncovered the
Il in Indianapolis
recipient of of the 81 chain letters he showed
his coors by sending to all those the stage
money dollars!
QuintHpling the Chain
By United
CHALLANDER. Ontario, May i1.-Even the Donne
~ quintupetS have have not escaped the prosperity
chsn letters and stacks Of miSsyes have been png up
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the hole. If you silly as make at least five
copies of this letter leaving of the top and address
moving the other up space and adding your
own name and address at the bottom.
Mail copy each Of five Of your dearest enemies
whom you wish to rritate You'd better pick out-otown
enemies That takes three cents and may your life.
When you omit the top name, send that person
dime a token that you bit weak in the head
and very proud that you have dime In your
name reaches top of list you should receive 15625
sincere hearty maledictions implications and
Now is this plan worth dime to you? doubt 1t. So
far as you may destroy with appropriate
language worth dime to to write this letter.
Chuckle, Chuckle, ChuckIe
INDIANAPOLIS policemen, scanning chain letter at
headquarters discovered the Of Chuck" Virgins,
pugiist who has into frequent conflicts with the law,
between the family names of two detectives
Too Much Temptation, They Charge
By United Press
CT LOUIS, Mo, May 11-PostaI inspectors this after
- had under arrest Elmer H. Kages, 29year-old
mail carrier who admitted they sad stealing dimes out
Of 40 chain letters and then destroying the letters The
arrest was highlght Of a hectic chain cay here.
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DENIES KILLING
WIFE, CHILDREN
Clerk Insists He Did Not
Put Poison in Cocoa
Fatal to Five.
ByUnitcd Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 11-Frederick
Gross blinked nervously at the
white lights of the police lineup this
afternoon and insisted in a tireG
voice that he did not put poison IN
the cocoa that his wife and four
children drank shortly before they
died.
L did not" the 49-year-old clerk
repeated as ne stood before detec-
tives. He gazed sturdily at the Of
ficers, who are as puzzled as the
prisoner appeared to be as to pos
sible motive in the poisoning of the
family.
At the start of the questioning
Gross startled the officials by an
swering that's true" when the
homicide charge was read.
DO you mean you poisoned your
wife and children?" demanded Act
ing Capt. Frederick Zwirz.
"Oh, no, sir. not that" Gross said
quickly. Il mean what you read
about me being arrested and
charged is true"
Did you know there was thallium
poison in the place where you
worked? Did you have access to
it?"
Yes. sir"
Did you ever take any out?"
NO, sir"
How much would it take to kill
a human being?"
i don't know. They say a small
amount would do it"
The night they took i'll did you
eat the same food?"
Yes. sir"
Did you drinlt cocoa?"
No, I drank coffee. They drank
cocoa"
Did you put poison in it?"
I did not"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
JURY
IN DEADLOCK
Accused Wife Killer Stands
on Threshold of Life or
Death Again.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SAN JOSE, Cal, May 11.-After
two years Imprisonment, David
Lamson today stood a second time
at the threshold of death, prison or
liberty.
After IL arduous weeks Of testi-
mony and lengthy concluding argu-
ments by prosecution and defense
counsel, Lamson's second trial on
wife murder charges was concluded
yesterday and the case submitted to
seven men and five women jurors
81 $50 p. m,
The jury deliberated until 1890
D. M, taking an hour and half for
dinner, then was ordered to retire
for the night by Superior Judge
R. r. Syer.
They were to reconvene at 9 a. m.
today I'll a. m. Indianapolis time).
Speculation was rampant. Court
room observers already were fore
casting a jury disagreement.
Retiring placidly following final
instructions by Judge Syer the jurors
appeared agitated when they
emerged from the chamber at 6:15
last night to be taken to dinner.
Many in the courtroom believed
their expressions denoted strong
disagreement among the twelve,
drawn from the county's rural
orchards, it's quiet residential areas
and it's modest business establish
ments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
CENSORSHIP STILL
CONCEALS ARMADA
Navy Chiefs Maintain Strict
Silence on Flight.
Copyright. 1895. by United Press,

(Copyright. 1885. by United Press
HONOLULU, May 11-Forty-five
U. S. Navy planes that started a
mass flight over Pacific waters
Thursday remained obscured today
in the same effective censorship
that concealed them from the time
Of the takeoff.
Apparently headed for Midway
Island, 1900 miles from Hawaii, The
squadron of crack bombers and
scouting planes had been unreported
for approximately 80 hours early
today. A nonstop flight to Midway
could have been made in about II
hours. Presumably secret orders
called for at least one stop en- route
The wartime censorship, which
kept progress of the As planes with
crews of 200 officers and men secret,
brought home to Hawaii and the
United States the full import of the
effectiveness of naval maneuverS in
the vast amphitheater of war in the
Pacific. Even the Navy Department
at Washington had no information
OF the progress of the flight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
CHAVEZ GIVEN
CUTTING SEAT
Ex-DemoCratic Congress
man Appointed to Senate
by Governor.
. Sedan and Mrs. d aniel Field.
By United Press

By United Press
SANTA FE, N. M, May 11.-Gov.
Clyde Tingley this afternoon an
nounced appointment of Dennis
Chavez, former Democratic Con-
gresham, to the United States
Senate to fill the vacancy left when
Senator Bronson Cutting, Repub-
lican, was killed in an airplane
crash in Missouri.
Mr.. Chavez will hold Office until
the next general election, Novem-
Der, 1896, when a successor will be
elected to occupy the seat left va
cant by Mr.. Cuttings death during
the last four years of his six-year
term.
Mr.. Chavez, actual head of the
Democratic party in New Mexico,
was defeated by Mr.. Cutting by q
margin cf about 1000 votes in the
senatorial race last November. He
had fled a contest with the cleo
tons committee of the Senate,
which was pending when Mr.. Cut
ting was killed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
AUSTRIAN NAILS ARE
ACTIVE, DUCE TOLD
Drive Spurred, MusSoIini
Advised at Farley.
BIZ United Press

By CHited Press
FLORENCE, Italy, May 11.-Aus-
trian Chancellor Kurt Won Schu-
schnigg was understood tonight to
have informed Premier Benito Mus
Solini that Nazi activities are being
intensified in Austria. The two gov
eminent leaders exchanged views Oh
possible measures to check such ac-
Invites, it was said after their con-
ference here.
It also was said that similar &C
tivities recently have been observed
in the German-speaking districts OF
Italy. The Nazi agitation for union
of Germany and Austria long has
been a sore spot in Austria and a
threat to the peace of Central Eu-
rope.
The question OF rearmament of
Austria also was discussed by Mus
solini and Won Schuschnigg and it
was said that the Italian premier
approved details of the Austrian re-
armament plan.
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the last three weeks for their ultimate consideration Dr.
Allan Roy Dafoe said this afternoon.
DR.. Dafoe said he was little moved at the number
he is getting He received printed lete racross the
top of which scrawed LAS a tribute to your mar
velous work have started ths-please keep going
The physician breaks every chain by Misunderstanding
the letters
Lighting Into the POWer Trust
COLUMBIA, Mo- May 11.-Mayor R. S. Pollard of Co.
~ lumba this afternoon exhibited something new and
different in chain leersa request from city of Con-
corda Mo- for funds to fight the light company in that
town.
The letter reads This chain started in the hope
of breaking the shackeS of the light telephone trusts
which have the city of Concorda in their shackes"
request for donation CT from so SIS follow
with the condition that similar letter be forwarded to
five other persons.
Well NOlC Here's an Idea
VXTASHINGTON, May ia dime chain letter de-
w signed to end all dime chain letters reached the
Postofhce Department this afternoon.
This pan the letter said, was started in the hope
Of pulling the United States Posoce Department out Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
RED FLAG Is TORN TO
SHREDS BY LONDON
MODS CHEERING KING

By United Press
LONDON, May IA Commu-
mist banner was unfurled with a
fourish-and as quickly torn to
shreds by cheering subjects-when
King George and Queen Mary
formally received the mayors and
mayoresses of the eight northern
boroughs this afternoon in con-
nection with the kings jubilee
celebration.
The king and queen appeared
to be amused by the incident.
The banner, inscribed twenty
five years of war and unemploy-
ment," was disclosed on top of
a huge block of apartments adj
jacent to the Marylebone Town
Hall where the reception was
held.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
BERCDOLL OFFERS
TO STAND TRIAL
Willing to Face Federal
Court, He Asserts.
Copyright, 1885, by United Press

Copyright. 1885. by United Press
WEINSBERG, Germany, May II.
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, Ameri-
can draft dodger, today offered to
surrender to American authorities
and stand trial in Federal court pro-
vided a f1ve-year court-martial SEN
tence against him is annulled.
Bergdoll's offer came when he was
commenting on the curt refusal of
American authorities to grant his
young German wife's plea that for
the sake of their four German-born
children he be permitted to return
to the United States.
81 have not the slightest idea
whether President Roosevelt will
listen to my wife'S appeal" he said.
Il am willing to go over and sur
render and be tried in a Federal
court provided the court-martial
proceedings are annulled."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
PRESIDENTS MOTHER
WILL LEAD NATION
IN COM MIGRATION
Times Canded Camera Photos.
Ru United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 11-Mother's
Day will be observed publicly and
privately throughout the United
States tomorrow.
Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of
the President, will take a prom
inent part in the days celebration
as honorary chairman of the
Golden Rule Foundation Mothers
Day committee, which is sponsor
ing nation wide observance in
behalf of all privately supported
agencies serving mothers and
children.
The American War Mothers will
pay a tribute to mothers of the
world in services at the Arlington
amphitheater in Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
THOSE GREENBACKS

one Of the most prominent
danger signs along the road 10
imitation Is the history Of fiat
money initiation IN France.
Inaugurated in $50, the issue
Of aSSignats left a legacy Of
desolatiOn and woe which re-
NAMED for more than a CEN
fury.
Immediately prior TO the
use Of the imitation needle
there ! were symptoms in
France that were peculiarly
like the situation in this coun-
try today-lack Of confidence
~ business circles and timidity
u capital.
Andrew Dickson White. dis
tinguished American scholar.
author and diplomatist. has
clearly recorded the cause and
effect OF that drastic era in
his book. Fiat Money Infia-
ton in France" Today The
Indianapolis Times on the
editorial page prints the first
Of q series OF six articles taken
from that book. Read Mr..
Whites articles for a lesson
on the danger Of imitation.
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member OF SPENCER'S
STAFF DEFENSE LAWYER
IN CRIMINAL COURT CASE
Peter Cancilla, Listed on Prosecutors Official
Family Is Shown to Be Lawyer
for Accused Man.
ASSIGNED TO SUPERIOR COURT TWO
Silence Is Maintained in Barker Situation;
Clemency Commission May Waive
Rules, Is Indication.

While Prosecutor Herbert M. Spencer today declined to
further questions concerning the Barker records
of Judge Frank P Bakers criminal court show that MEM
Der of Mr. Spencers official staff is registered as defense
counsel in pending criminal case.
Deputv Prosecutor Peter A. Canclla is shown the
defense attorney for Charles OBren, alias Jimmie MITCHELL
against whom charges of second degree burglary and grand
larceny are pending before Judge Baker
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
GAS MAIN EXPLOSION
BLAMED ON STRIKERS
Mile Square Area Is Shaken by
Force of Blast.

BIZ utff1 Press
CENTRALIA. Ill. May IL
Authorities today blamed a new out
burst Of sabotage among striking
electrical workers for a gas main
explosion near the Illinois Power
and Light Co. plant.
, A charge Of dynamite was set of
last night. shaking buildings and
breaking windows a mile away. The
plant. supplying gas TO Centralia
and Mt. Vernon. reopened several
days ago after a mOnth-Old strike
Of union electrical workers.
StEike-breakerS were brought in
10 opefese the plant. resulting in a
sympathy strike Of 800 union work
men at Beuevile. where the power
company has another plant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
Church Groun to Entertain

The Holy Name Society Of St
Johns Church will hold an enter
tainment Sunday afternoon and
night at 124 w. Georgia st. Joseph
McLafferty is chairman Of the ar
rangements committee. Other men,
bers of the committee are David
Newman, Edward Hackett and
Charles Hill.