The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08
Retirem ent Story
 Dictated m London
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f1Iephoned Mrs. Simpson this morn- frsk--his first call since Sunday.
 Lord BrownIow Statement
 Lord Brownlov, in a statement to klle press. said:
 we don't wish to worry you any more than we would like you to wor- fJ Jus. Take 1t from me, Mrs. Simp- f0n has absolutely no intention Whatsoever of leaving Cannes for fI# present and will most certainly 1t<r here until well after Christmas. Hf<s has absolutely no intention of Eo5ng either to London or America. y 1ie announced there would be a 6a4ly press conference at p. m.
 &roWnlow revealed that Mrs. Simpson has succeeded in evading tilA besieging journalists and leav- irR the villa on one occasion since h(k arrival, driving to Nice last night axd taking walk.
 8rownlow talked to the reporters 11 In the porch of the villa, to which h# beckoned them from the gates IEs guard at tho villa has been in- ckEased and includes three English dafectives and four French police Inspectors.
 Growing More Nervous
 Mrs Simpson was reported to be g19wing more nervous because of the constant proving around the hkiise of press photographers. To get rid of them, she agreed to have htz photograph taken this afternoon by one representative of the Anglo American press and one repreSen- ta3ive of the French press.
 The picture will comprise Mrs Simpson, Lord Brownlow and MT. and Mrs. Rogers.
 A.ord Brownlows statement was designed to crush rurnors that Mrs. Simpson is leaving Cannes either &1R Switzerland or Italy.
 MysterJ Plane on Way
 London, Dec. 8.-UP)--A special Aifplane left Croydon, the great Lyndon airport, this morning with Ehree unidentified men aboard, re- ported to be government officials. "A United Press correspondent saw the three men. None resembled King Edward.
 < gAutherities refused to disclose the fH pnae cf the flight or the identity tho passengers, whose only lug
 se Wn.z nne small suitcase.
 plane was specially chartered
 British Airways at Gatwick, eIsSs It was flown to Croydon MIdere the three passengers awaited aE Gatwick is 30 miles south of 16ndon.
 There was one rumor that the Messengers were physician and tVD home office officialS-and an- 0kher that they were newspaper uTen.
 Croydon reported that the plane arrived at Paris about noon and Immediately continued to Cannes. Has No More To Say
 New York, Dec. 8-tUP)-Mrs. Wyhl!iJ Simpsons offer to give up Etng Edward if that would solve the present crisis in London per 13anently establishes her attitude" 11kr official spokesman, Lord Hsoynlow, told the United Press I4st night in transatlantic tele- pkonc interview.
 Lord Brownlow, who issued Mrs. Simpsons statement to newspaper men. spoke from the Villa Lou Vieil ct Cannes, France where the vi- vicious American divorcee Is in se- cieasion with her New York friends, Aff. and Mrs. Herman L. Rogers. Mrs. Simpson, he said. has said al she intends to say about her TO- nance and wants to be left alone. She is tired-very tired" he said. Asked if this meant that Mrs. S{ynrson has decided to step out of the picture entirely, he declared:-
 She will have nothing more to sss:. .s.Will the kings decision as to whether he will abdicate influence hH plans?" he was asked.
 E Did Not Discuss It
 #She hasn't discussed that with ne" he replied, adding that Mrs. simpson probably would remain at tlse villa for the time being.
 Lord Brownlow denied reports that Mrs. Simpson was i'll and un- dkf the doctors care.
 eShe is sleeping now on the floor ahove where I sit talking to you," he said.
 He said statements of persons I to the Royal Family in Lon-
 Ihat Mrs. Simpsons offer to
 hdfaw was "impudent and melo-
 1IAtic" had not reached the vil-
 ere are many statements, AsNh, which we don't hear .Dnf3' he added.
 parting question, Lord
 flow was asked if he thought Iis king and Mrs. Simpson would sA.aNow see here,' he replied. good z1aturedly. How the devil should ! IEnow?"
 Comment of Press
 1ondon, Dec. 8-(UP)-Mrs. Wal 1iss Simpsons statement that she stsnds ready to give up King Ed