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26 to support the government in the work already undertaken. Planned Near Gibraltar. ‘The region around Gibraltar appears to have served as one base of operations for the plotters. Barcelona, as well, fig- ured ir. messages from Hendaye, which stated that 74 leaders of the Catolonian Separatist movement had been arrested. An order was given to the police, ac- * CCLSED PLOTTER FEED I SPA | Leading Merchants and Doc- | &Fien 250" the Separatist movement, | and Sanchez Guerra, a former prime| tors Among Suspects—Ma- | minister of Spain. Both are now said drid Shows Loyalty. to be outside of Spain. GUERRA D! S PLOT. Prime Minister Now at By the Associated Press. Biarritz. | 3 GIBRALTAR, September 14.—All| pBrARRITZ, France, September 14 persons arrested in Spanish towns near | ) _sanchez Guerra, former prime here, in connection with the plnt‘ minister of Spain. who is sojourning against the regime of Primo de Rivera, here, made formal denial today of were released today. | charges that he had participated in The arrests have been especially | the recent plot against the |Bpanish numerous in San Roque, A}!Ftiras am! | Nn“‘snap(‘vl' reports from the frontier La Linea. Many of the prisoncrs Werc | nad stated that the Spanish cabinet | Teputed members of Spanish Free- | hag given the police of that country masonry. They included leading mer- | carte “blanche to arrest Senor Guerra Former chants, Jawyers and doctors. MADRID, September , 14.—Delega- tions trom every province of Spain took part in a monster procession of loyalty to the government yesterday in a celebration proclaiming the fifth an- niversary of the dictatorship of Gen. Primo de Rivera The police took special precautions and no unfriendly incidents marred the | festivities. Army Loyal. Reports of wholesale arrests of revo- lutionaries in widely scattered regions failed to dampen the public’s carnival spirits. La Nacion, generally considered the most accurate reflector of official opin- jon, published an extra edition filled with reassuring statements from the dictator and members of the cabinet, | saying that the uprising had failed completely. It was charged that a “few malcontents” had arranged .sub- versive demonstrations to discredit _the Spanish government at a moment when on sight, | | WOMEN MAY KEEP JOBS. | Long Island Road Reconsiders Dis-| | charge Plan. NEW YORK, September 14 (#).—The | Long Island Railroad Co. is now recon- | sidering its announced plan of dis- | charging all married woman employes. | | General Manager J. F. Patterson said | yesterday that the company had tenta- | ly agreed to such a plan, but that | no action would be taken at the present | time. Pope Recognizes Albania. TIRANA, September 14 (#)—Plans | for establishment of a Papal legation at | Tirana were revealed to King Zogu yes- terday by the Pope's legate, Mgr. Pieta, who came here to congratulate the new King of the Albanians on behalf of Pope THE EVENING STAR.” WASHINGTON. . 7. » DEBRIS NOT PARTS OF AMUNDSEN PLANE Wreckage Found Near Tromsoe Proves to Be From German Craft. By the Associated Press. TROMSOE, Norway, September 14.— Two pieces of airplane wreckage, which at first were thought to be relics of the Latham seaplane in which Roald Amundsen and five companions were lost, were found yesterday south of this port. An examination by experts proved, however, that instead of being from the Amundsen plane, the wreck- age was from a German machine. This latter plane was damaged a . TRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1981 few days ago and was repaired here. The broken parts were thrown into the sea by the workmen. Failure to recognize the source of the wreckage at once was due largely to the fact that it was found on the route which Amundsen followed when he left this port last June and in the vicinity where one of the pontoons of his plane was picked up early this month. French aviation experts who helped identify the pontoon on September 4, were among those who discarded today's finds. The Amundsen machine was a Latham plane, belonging to the French navy. Besides the noted explorer it carried Lieut. Lief Dietrichsen, Pilot Rene Gui Baud and three other French naval men. Spanish interests have obtained an exclusive 40-year concession for aerial passenger service between Spain and Argentina and are planning monthly ll{il’;lp trips between Seville and Buenos Aires. I Cunninghyam o, 316 7th St. N.W. 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