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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - February 24, 1947, Winona, Minnesota w Mo-Mr cloudy with iiflii flu rrlm Ion If lit fcnd Full Leaied Wire Newt Report of The Associated Press F OLLOW Steve Canyon Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations On HACK VOLUME 47. NO. 6 WINONA. MINNESOTA, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1947 FIVE CENTS PER COPY FOURTEEN PAGES 11 Army Fliers Rescued After Greenland Crash 4 Kenosha Youths Killed When Car Crashes Into Tree Racine, Wl.i. Four Krnotha youths were killed late Saturday when their car rruxh- ed into a after leaving highway 20 on a ciirvr iibont It. west of here. Thry were Identified UK: Parker W, Orr, I'J; rhllllp Hrndrlekjon. 18; John Koytlck, 51; Lebrecht I'au.ichcrt, 20. All four apparently were, kill- ed outright. The driver believed to have been Orr ivho wan on leave from tho marine corps and who hue! purchased thr automobile several affo. A Racine rescue cut the rlctlm.1 from the wreckage with acetylene Stassen Reaches Brussels on Tour of Europe E. Stnsscn, Minnesota aspirant lor the Repub- lican presidential nomination, ar- rived today on his projected two months' tour of Europe. Tho nir trip from New York took morn than 48 boum becau-ic of bad weather. Stiuwn hopes to sor Prime AttlM and Stalin nnd tho head of 17 other countries. Ho will leave for Paris tomorrow, Stassen is accompanied by Jay Cooler, former Kepubllcan city chairman in Philadelphia. (Cooko, was wounded by machine gun fire In France and hus not been ac- tive politically ,-iince the war began. He was long allied with the Pew forces In the Kepubllcan party, but there have been reports in Philn- drlphtn lately that he waa at odds the Transport Plane Picks Up on Nearby Lake I.add Field, Fairbanks, army air forces fliers whose plane crashed on the west coast of Greenland were rescued today and llown to Thule, Greenland, the iirmy reported here. Search headquarters at Ladd Field received word thot on army trans- port command plane landed on a lake near the crash scene and pick- ed up the men, all apparently un- injured, at n. m., Fairbanks lime a. m. The rescue plane was not Identi- fied further, but officers here as- sumed it was one based at New-1 foundland. Mllei From Fairbanks The crash scone was located by General Atkinson as 200 miles north of Thulc, a distance of more than northeast of Fairbanks. Radio contact established ycstcr- New Plan for Labor Drawn City Bond Bills Set for Friday Taxpayers Group Not to Oppose Measures Hearings on bills before the state egislature which would permit Wl- lona to issue in bonds for ivic improvements will be held at he state capltol in St. Paul Friday morning. The senate's municipalities com- mittee will hold its hearing at 9 m. and the house committee hear- ing is se't for 10 a. m. Just who will represent Winona at the hearings was undetermined today. The city council, meeting tonight at the city building, will discuss who will represent the city day brought a pica for coal from tho at the hearings, Council President Von Papen Hundreds of Given Long Prison Term mnroonod men. No request for medi- cal Huppllcs was made, indicating nono of tho men was injured. A two- week supply of food was dropped Saturday by tho Alaskan air com- mand search the. filers. plane wHlch located S. D. Supreme Court Upholds Sitts Conviction The South Dakota Pierre supremo court today affirmed the murder conviction of George S. Sets. 33. St. Paul, Minn., sentenced to die In the state's electric chair for the slaying of State Agent Tom Matthews near Spcarflsh January 24. 10-lfl. Sltts' execution was ordered by Sentencing Judge Chnrles R. Hayes, Deadwood. for the week of April C, 3947. nt the state penitentiary in Sioux Falls. His attorney, John T, HcfTron, Dfudwood, contended the Jury a trial wns improperly draw: because of bios on the part of ai officer who summoned Jurors, tha the state wttjt allowed an cxccBSlv number of premptory challenges In selection of the Jury and that cvl dencc was Insufficient. The supreme court's opinion said "In the process of selecting a Jury the regular panel was exhauxtcc some of the vcnlrcmcn wero challenged by the defendant on the pround that Robert Thomas, who summoned the panels was, at the time, n deputy sheriff of Lawrence county; thnt Sheriff J. O, Twlford who appointed Thomas, had there- fore been disqualified, and that the disqualification of the sheriff equal- ly disqualified the deputy sheriff." It said the sheriff testified as a witness for the state which was admitted in evidence nt the trial without objection. "The fuels submitted were Wholly Insufficient to establish bins of the the court sulU. The Kec Bird went down Friday when it bccamo lost and ran out of gn.i while on n photographic mission. Truman Asks American Aid For Refugees Tru- man today nskcd Congress to nuth- orlzc tho United States to participate In an international refugee organi- zation, Mr. Trumnn said Jn n message there arc more than 1..000.000 dis- placed persons still in Germany, Austria, and Italy, and told Con- gress: "Almost two-thirds of these ore under United States" trol. Tho Allied military victory over purpose Is the gathering of tax In- von Papen denazification court today to serv eight years at hard labor. John W. Dugan aald. Not Opposed A current rumor that the Minne- sota Taxpayers' association will op- pose tho proposed bond issue for Lake WJnona dredging, the Prairie Island road construction and sewer developments was spiked today by C. D. Tenrse, Wlnonn, vice-presi- dent ol the association. "The association has never dis- cussed said Mr, Tenrse, "and we certainly haven't taken a stand on It. It only meets once a year. The association is a nonpolitlcal, un- prejudiced organization whose sole Sentence was imposed by the Pleads for More Argentine Meat London Britain him ap- pealed to Argentina for rush xhlp- mrnts ot me At to avert u further cut thr present ration. the Axis powers brought with It practical and moral respcrnslMUty with reference to victims of the ?noncllnK AxlK." Problem International Mr.. Truman recalled that the general assembly of the United Nations agreed that (1) The problem of displaced persons was interna- tional In scope. (2) Kvery effort should be made to facilitate the repatriation of displaced persons de- siring, to return to their homes and (3) Those with valid objections to returning homo should be cared for by an international agency until new homes arc found for them. The U.N. economic and. noclal council, the President paid, recom- mended establishment of the organ- ization and submitted tho draft of a proposed constitution. Warren Aus- tin, United States U.N. representa- tive, signed the constitution subject to approval by Congress. Need Cited In requesting this approval, Mr formation. It is a, library of In- formation. 'It stays away from all fights. It's not fighting .anything." Asked Jf he would be in St. Paul Friday at the hearing, Mr. Tearse replied he would ,be in Winona. Reduction Asked Although Mr, Teorse's comments Indicate that the association will not oppose the bills authorizing the bond issues; the association has tak- en a stand on the federal budget, where it has urged n reduction. On February 13 the association told Its members that is enough for federal government spending in tho flscal year of 1048. It asked Its members thon to sup- port congressional efforts to apply drastic cuts to the proposed federal budget. Tho bills' In the' state legislature ask authority to Issue In bonds for the completion of the lake dredging, for construction of sewers and lift stations and for improvements to the Prairie island road. The money ear-marked for sewer expansion would permit the city to build lift stations in the East and the West End and to lay inter- Truman said it wn.s of the "utmost Importance" that the organization be ustnblishcd ntt soon as possible. He added: "It would indeed be serious Jf It were not in a position to begin op- erations on July 1 of this yenr. "It Is not unreasonable that many of the other potential members of ;he international refugee organiza- tion should watch closely the atti- tude of tho United States before making their own definite commit- ments. I feel sure that with the firm and prompt leadership of the Unit- id States, this organization will be n n position to function ns an in- ernntlonnl body to perform an cs- icntial international ceptor sewers from tho far west end of the city across the south side and down the cast side to the disposal station. The extensions of sewer service to Individual properties would be assessable and the cost of such extensions arc not Included in this estimate. The proposed development of the Lutsch Island road is motivated by the need for protection of the new municipal airport in high water stages. It would serve as a road and as a dike. Legislative approval of the 000 bond issue for the lake would permit the city to complete the dredging project according to a plan approved when the dredging was begun a number or years ago. Of ------.........____, ,he fund, would be assigned j island, across Havana bay from Ha- seven-man court after it had found the former reichschancellor and am- bassador guilty as n "major offen- der" who helped Hitler to power and stayed with the Nazi regime to the end. The court also ordered Von Pa- pen's personal fortune confiscated Von Papen was acquitted of war crimes charges only lost October by the national military tribunal which sentenced .Hermann Goering and ten other Nazi leaders to death fol- lowing a history-making trial here. The one-time Nazi diplomat now in '68, arid has hardening of the ar- teries. re- garded' as tantamount to a" life" term. ..At the denazification trial, he In- sisted thot after the Fuehrer camo to power, he; like all others was helpless to Intervene. Von' Papen said that he had op- posed the union of Austria with Ger- many when he wcs ambassador to Austria-and had worked for pence as-ambassador to Turkey. The court, however, ruled that his possession of a gold Nazi party badge, however honorary, and lack; of evidence of any break with Hitler to justify his convic- tion. At the same time court announced Nazis Seized In New Raids Group Planned to Restore Armed Might of Germany By Richard Kaisischke Berlin Hundreds of die- hard Nazis were reported in Allied custody today after a swift round- up of a reputett Germany-wide un- derground movement which claimed o have a secret bacteriological weapon and was aimed at restoring Germany's armed might. United States and British soldiers ,nd intelligence men, despite a snow- ;torm' any icy roads, yesterday seized oce-high officers of the old SS elite SA (storm Hitler youth, German intelligence ind other similar agencies in the biggest such movement since the war the' first to cover two zones. New Weapon Claimed A British senior intelligence officer said- the movement claimed pos- session of a secret bacteriological weapon ready for use. Other officers declared they had not learned for sure whether the group had such a weapon. U. S. authorities reported the ar- rest of some 30 suspects and British authorities the arrest of "hundreds" in the respective zones. Soldiers seal- ed off streets and intelligence agents went into houses they long had been watching. The British said the movement stretched into the Russian and French' zones and authorities there were being kept posted. They reported the Underground wanted to restore German militarism and Nazi dictatorship to "lead the nations of Europe against Russia." Time for Clcan-Up Lieutenant General Lucius D. 'lay, American military governor- designate, said U. S. officials did not consider the group "particularly dangerous" but "though It was time x> move in and clean them up." A British spokesman said: "De- spite their silliness, because they did not have tho necessary military strength...there .point beyond which they could, not be allowed to proceed." Former President Herbert Hoover is shown upon his arrival'by air from Europe, at Mitchell Field. L. I. He has conducted an ex- tensive survey of the European situation for President Truman. Michigan Solon Raps Waste of Tax Money Washinffton By Jack Bell Senator Ferguson declared to- day that If Congress doesn't cut out "shameless duplication, over- lapping of functions and waste of taxpayers' money" it will CED Urges 10-Day Wait On Strikes Committee Drafting Report Headed by Eric Johnston By Sterling F. Green or Economic Development, outlln- ns its formula for industrial peace, Loday proposed a. compulsory icn- day period of mediation before any itrlkc, lockout or strike vote. The planning organization said Congress should provide a "frreaUy trengthcned" Icdcral mediation ervicc along with such a law and should require too that all strikes be approved by a majority of union members voting in secret, supervis- ed elections. The committee's statement on bargaining: how to make it work" was released by Paul C. Hoffman, president of the Studc- bakcr Corporation, and Eric John- ston, president of the Motion pic- ture Association of America. Remedy for Strikes Hoffman is chairman of CED and Johnston headed the special com- mittee which drafted the CED Is made up mainly of business men and educators, although its trustees Include some government officials such as Under Secretary of State Will Clayton and TJnfler Secretary of Commerce William. C. Foster. The report also suggested a reme- dy for jurisdictions! strikes, a ban, on secondary boycotts "equali- zation" of the rights of management and unions under the Wagner actx Bills covering these points already are pending in Congress. In addition, the planning group permanent national to- B. military headquarters re- xirted a tremendous potential for ubvcrsive activity existing in "a people who were completely in- octrinated In nationalistic propa- but said it could be con- trolled "as long as we arc able to maintain our army in Germany." that he would be assessed marks "as costs of his trial" and would be allowed to keep no more than marks Lilienthal Needs 8 of 23 Still Undecided Votes By Edwin B. Haaklnson Senate poll showed today that David E. Lilien- thal needs to win over only eight 3f 23 undecided senators In order So eke out confirmation ns chairman of the a.tomic energy commission. An Associated Press check over the weekend of all but four of the chamber's 95 members listed 40 in favor of President Truman's em- battled nominee and 28 opposed. If a full membership were on hand when the issue comes to a Luciano Will Be Sent to Italy Havana, Min- ster Alfredo Pequeno said today 3harles "Lucky" Luciano, detained at the Tiscornia immigration sta- lon since his arrest Saturday, would be'sent back to Italy. i ._ _ Luciano, former New York vice vote, 48 "ayes" would be necessary overlord, is held incommunicado at the Tiscornia station, Cuba's Ellis for confirmation. never do it. In an address prepared for sumption of senate debate today o a proposal to pledge a cut in President Truman's budget, the Michigan scna tor.said it now costs the America people "more to be governed than 1 does to eat." That, Ferguson asserted, is on reason he is supporting the House approved economy promise instca of n reduction plcdg offered by Senator Mllllkln (R. Besides Ferguson, Senators Bark ley of Kentucky, the Dcmocratii leader. Hatch tD.-N.MJ, Langer (R- K. and others were listed on a long speaking schedule that threat- ened'to postpone a final vote untl Wednesday, when the Senate meets again. Would Save Defense Funds Advocates of the Millikin proposal have contended it would leave the army and navy relatively free from reductions in their aftgrefrate allotment. They say in- dications point to a maximum slash of for the two services if defenders can hold the line at that point. From Tokyo, General MacArthur wrote the War department that he s confident Congress will hot "take any action which would prejudice Weather I IIDKKAL KOKKCAST Winonii and vicinity Mostly cloudy. cx-ctiMoim! light Know flur tonlcht mid Tucwliiy; no 1m- por'.imt chnncr In teniperuturr, Lmi- tonlRht 15. hlKh TucHClay Mlnnrsotu Mostly cloudy with occnslonnl .snow flurries untl little rhuncc In irmpcraturr tonight and Tursduy. Slowly diminishing winds. Jlurrles tonigh and Tuesday except snow continu- ing to accumulate In extreme north Warmer tonight. Diminishing winds Tuesday. LOCAL WKATHF.R Official obwrvallons for the 2' hours ending at 12 m. toduy: minimum, 12; noon. 54: precipitation, truce of snow; sun icts toniRht at sun rises to- morrow at For the 24 hours ending nt 12 m, Sunday: Maximum. 22; minimum. 5: noon, 12: precipitation, truer of snow. TKMI'KKATUKKS KLSKWIIBKE Max, Mln. Pet. ChlciiKo 1C 13 Los Angeles 87 57 Miami 70 G2 Paul in 15 New C5 38 .New York 27 17 Wa.-.hinKton .....35 15 .02 .48 .01 Train. Stopped Jeforc Hitting Wrecked Auto automobile carrying live overturned In the path ot u speeding train when the driver collnuxod iind died or heart (Usvusu but the other of the ciir were mivcd hy u. quick-witted motor- ist who Hugged tho train to a ntop. Chief of I'ollro .lolin Vnnash of .suburban Fox River Grove Kiive thin account of tho neur- tniKcdy last night: 1 Mr. and Mrn. Harold Costa Klcn and their two children were riding with Cnurlc.s n. Freeman. 4C, Park Rldgc, when Freeman xuffcrcd tho heart tnck UN lie drove parallel to the Chicago North Western rail- way tracks. An Freeman slumped, the car darted down 15-foot embank- ment and overturned on tho tracks, trapping the occupanU In.ilde. A car following Freemiin'x, driven by William Pohlmann of Ttctt J'lalnc.s, nlno ran out of control, plunccd olY the road but remained upright. As the train approached, Pohlmann and a nearby tavern- keeper ran to the tracks with and warned the engineer. The engineer braked his train 150 feet from tho overturned fur Juat tho occupants were tllmblnc out. o the completion of the east end of the lake and for the west end. When bills authorizing these bond ssues were originally introduced n the legislature tha Minnesota Bankers' association made objec- tions to certain minor provisions in the financing program, city Attor- ney Harold K. Brchmer conferred with representatives ot the associa- tion and several minor changes were made. Welding School At Fargo Burns Farfto. N. D. All fire equipment, of Fargo and Moor- :iend battler! u major blaze in the Governmental offices were shu down today for Cuba's natlona feast day. Pequeno told a reporte of the decision to deport Luciano to Italy, whence he came to this coun- try lost October, Auto Diesel Welding tlllnSOn school hero today. The building ]ast wock' covers n half block in downtown Fnrgo and apparently was doomed Severn! explosions rocked the building and flumes menncec nearby structures. Twenty cars were pulled the fire. A stiff northwest' Senate Advances Bill to Outlaw Portal Pay Suits Washington The Senate Judiciary committee today approved by nine to three vote legislation outlawing nearly all portal to portal pay claims. Chairman Wiley (R.-Wi.O, told reporters the committee approved "substantially the same bill" which a judiciary subcommittee voted for from handicapped firemen as' hundred! of spectators gathered, a by huge billows of black smoke nnd flames leaping in the nir. G. O. P. Heads Plan Additional Income Tax Cut Next Year Washington Vlason (R.-Z1I.) said today that' Souse fiscal leaders, committed to a to per cent cut this yenr In personal ncome taxes, are aiming at a fur- reduction next year. In nn address to the American Retail federation. Mason said ,he Two Electrocuted in Rockview Prison BelJefontc, Pa, (yp; Rockview penitentiary's electric chair was in use lor exactly flve minutes early to- two men paid with their lives for holdup-murders. Allen W. Black, 29-year-old Phoe nlxville. Pa., iron worker, died three minutes after he was strapped In the chair. other condemned slayer. Peter J. Ewell, "Jr., a 24-year-old Phila- delphia Negro, died in .two minutes. Wages Held Key to Living Cost Trend With the Senate atomic commit- tee opening its fifth and final of hearings, two members declared' that Lilienthal and his flve co- nominees will "have no trouble ulflllment of occupation objectives." While lauding any economies Hogs Hit New High of ChlcuRO tlve moved to a nctr record price today at more than higher than Friday's top and also a dollar n hundred pounds above tlic previous hiffhcst price set October 15. Scarce supplies accounted for the increase in relation to an Intense demand for pork. Cattle and sheep also were hiRhcr, in the expectation that consumers who could not satisfy tbcir needs with pork would turn to the other classes. winning a favorable report from the committee. The A.P. poll showed that 68 sen- ators have made up their minds althouRh only 38 were willing state their stand publicly in favor and 16 opposed. Of SI who agreed to confide their position without being named, 12 are op and 18 favorable. On party lines 22 Republicans arc against Lilienthal and 13 for him while Democrats six against. Those who said they are undecid- ed Include 12 Republicans and 1Z Democrats. The four who be reached ai'e all Democrats. Truman to Visit Mother Next Sunday Tru- man will stop nt Grandviow, Mo., to islt his mother next Sunday on his light to Mexico City for a three- day visit. 'These Days' iVeather Forcing Jyrd to Pull Out }f Little America By Lee V.in Atta On Board the U.S.S. Mount Olym- us, February he final meal at historic Little merlca was to be served this noon, fter which all equipment beinR left ehlnd will be stored underground nd personnel will be loaded aboard ic Icebreaker Island ior cvacua- on. Roar Admirals Richard E. Byrd our national interest rea-'and Richard H. Cruzeii radioed may. MacArthur'shortly before noon Antarctic time today that Little America would definitely be abandoned "within 12 hours." Captain R. S. Quakenbush doelar-i ed that both admirals piu-Uc-' cautioned that cutting off. American relief would make starving Japanese "easy prey to any ideology, however, which offered food. The occupation commander inadc no reference to the v.s reduction fight, bu the War hac asked for his views for submission to public the 1500- word letters here as well as in Japan Eric Johnston ror-manngcincnl council to advise hu government on industrial ions. CED recommendations are based on Uio premise that the general pub- lic has a vested interest in Industrial peace, that labor disputes are no longer the sole concern of manage- ment and labor, and that in conse- quence the Kcneral public through government has an obvious right to, impose rules upon both management nnd labor which will promote peace- ful the report said. It suggested these "ground rules" for collective bargaining: 1. That the present U. S. Concil- iation service bo transformed into ,1 national mediation service with "new status, new functions, new dignity" and more money. Independent New York econ-' omist told the American Manage- ment association- today "the cost of iving is either at its peak or has actually passed it." would bo "disappointed" if Congress Dr. Jules Backman, New York Iocs not trim President Truman's budget to nnd apply the savings half to tax reduction and half to debt reduction. 4 university associate professor of economics, added, however, "the ex- tent of any decline in living costs will. depend upon what happens to wnges." George E. Sokolftky's column "These Days" begins tonight on the editorial PIIRC of The Republican-Herald, Mr. Sokolsky, King Features columnist, whose long: experi- ence as a writer and lecturer on national and international affairs permits him to cut through red tape and see the real Issues behind the window- dressing' ot official Washington, will discuss them with Repub- lican-Herald readers dally. Start Mr. Sokolsky's column tonight and (hen turn to Paul Mallon, Drew Pearson and other .experts whose daily arti- cles keep Republican-Herald readers well informed. Fnrm Budget Cuts Opposed Farm state senators already have spilt 27 for and scl'vcd they will fight to keep agriculture appropriations Intact Ferguson told a reporter he expects every other government agency to make a fight for its full quota. The Senate banking committee scheduled a closed-door hearing on rent controls, with Major General Philip Fleming, director of the Of- Ice of Temporary Controls, ns a Witness. Members have snld they may have a bill ready late this week, probably providing some flat in- crease in present rent ceilings. The House labor committee press- ed ahead with its hearings on strike ontrol measures by inviting repi'e- entatlvcs of the Allls-Chalmers Manufacturing Company to reloti ts experiences-with labor strife. The Irm told Its story to tho Senate abor committee two days ago. Tha group took another long wcckcnc recess but planned to resume testi- mony from union loaders tomorrow Berlin Cardinal to Visit Archbishop Murray St. Paul Conrad Cardinal von bishop of Berlin who carried on a fight against the Nazis, will be n. three-day guest of Arch- bishop John Gregory Murray ot the St. Paul, Catholic diocese, arriving here Thursday from California. Camp Inn Burns Tomahawk, WIs. Jim's logging Camp, popular northern Wisconsin inn located five miles north of here, was destroyed by fire today. ice conditions in the Bay of- Whales Also causing the expedition' leaders some anxiety were disturb ing reports that the great Ross sea ice pack Is consolidating and stead ily spreading south. Nearly 200 air operations men headed by Byrd, will bo brought ou on the nnticipiHcd three-day dasl through the ice. At the same time that Byrd ant made their decision to cance operations of the central proup Captain Charles Bond's western task group radioed that it, too, had been "orced to turn back after having Jcnctrntcd more than half way around the Antarctic continent. randmother Who Packed War hutes Tries One Denver Mrs. Lnvada Ann Snccd, a 42-year-old jrrandmothcr who h a n il 1 c d thousands of parachutes on. tlic pround during the war trlrd one out from feel In the air :inrt commented after a safe landing: just as thrilled a.s a little old country girl on a picnic." She rented two parachutes" and hired Pilot Clyde Mac- Kinder to take her up in a plane Saturday. MacKindrr said when lie signaled her to Jump "she took off Just like she was stepping out of an During: the war Mrs. Snccd packed parachutes and changed harnesses on more tor the army. She said she wanted to make the jump "just, to see if they really do work." labor department for "housckecpinK" purposes but independent in policy. Its functions would bo to foster local mediation, furnish mediators where needed, encourage voluntary arbitration and maintain a "panel of competent arbitrators." 2. That the Wagner act be amend- ed to exclude supervisors from "em- ploye" status, to require unions as well as employers to bargain, and to afford "freedom of speech" to .ndust.ry ns well as labor. 3, That all contracts provide or some of settle- compulsory arbitration, other peaceable means ment, for disputes arising under llm contract. Tills would not apply to ,hc negotiation now contracts or renewals. 4. That disputes be efcrrcd for settlement to a referee by the national labor rela- ions board, :f tlic unions cannot each agreement nmonit thcmsclvs. 5. That the strike vote .procedure well as the referee's decision :i inter-union cn- orceable by Injunction suits in the ederal courts. Curb on 1'ickotins Asked R. That forceful bars entrance to or exit from outlawed, along with, secondary boycotts under which. CED said, "n union may set up a wall around a city of millions of citizens shutting out particular Roods." In the field of major "public in- terest" industries like transporta- tion and utilities, CED concluded that proposed legislation calling for "super-boards, arbitra- tion, government seizure or other coercive devices will retard, not ad- vance, the development of collective bargaining nnd to that extent will Jeopardize the maintenance of a. free ;
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THE 26th annual ARIA Awards are underway at the Sydney Entertainment Centre, where Australian musicians will be recognised in 19 different categories.
9.42pm: And the winner of the final ARIA award for Album Of The Year is Gotye for Making Mirrors, bringing his tally to four for the year.
After a suitable rev-up from Russell Brand, Gotye paid tribute to the endurance of the album in the download era.
"I just want to say its cool that the last award of the night is for an album . . . I still love albums. So keep listening to records, keep buying records."
9.35pm: Fresh from their stadium-filling support slots for the Coldplay tour, The Temper Trap were at the top of their game with their performance of soaring anthem Trembling Hands.
The band said earlier hearing those enormous Coldplay crowds sing their songs like Sweet Disposition back to them was a major career highlight and the perfect homecoming.
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9.27pm: Russell Brand brought his mum to the ARIAs to help present the Best Female Artist award.
"Hello people of Australia. My name is Russell Brand and this is my mum. Me and mum have come to your beautiful country to present the award for Best Female Award.
"I used to live in there," he said pointing at his mum.
Kimbra was clearly overwhelmed to pick up the award for the second year running.
"This means a lot to me. I clearly wasn't prepared for this because I haven't changed out of my performance outfit. What a whirlwind year it has been and there's no better way to top it off."
Taylor Swift was almost drowned out as she announced Gotye as winner of Best Male Artist for the second year,
He thanked His Queen of Pop for helping him record "a song" as he refereed to the phenomenal smash Somebody That I Used To Know.
It was his album Making Mirrrors that won him tonight's gongs which was realised just days after the deadline for the 2011 awards closed last year.
He also paid tribute to underground sensation The Beards for "reminding us all what all male artists should aspire to."
9.16pm: Best on-stage costume is won by Kimbra with her multi-coloured sequinned and red tulle dress for her dramatic performance of Settle Down.
It matched her scene-stealing spot with Gotye at last year's awards for the awesome Somebody That I Used To Know.
Her perfect vocal delivery and pretty starry backdrop weren't bad either.
9.08pm: After quitting the music industry for a few years, Missy Higgins added to her considerable ARIA account with her eighth award for Best Contemporary Award.
She got a huge roar from the crowd and joked she offered to pay presenter Clare Bowditch to call out her name before the awards.
"This is so awesome. Most of all I want to say a huge thank you to my fans. Coming back after so long I got so much support and it's humbled me so much," she said.
"And I have realised how much I love being a musician because you guys have been there for me."
9.03pm: One of the biggest surprises of this year's award was the worthy win of Matt Corby for the publicly-voted award for Song Of The Year.
Corby's Brother stole the award from nine other nominees including Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian and Jessica Mauboy.
Corby accepted his award with a video message..
9pm: The prince of Australian rap - 360- gets a Japanese theme with geishas and a pagoda for his massive hit Boys Like You with Gossling.
It is pumping in the room with volume on 11 and plenty of screams from the kids.
Not quite as loud as the Swiftometer but he joins the Guy Sebastian and Lupe Fiasco moment from the Aussie contingent.
8.56pm: Wearing bug smiles, The Temper Trap have collected their second dangerously pointed trophy of the night for Best Group, presented by adopted Aussie sons Joel and Benji Madden.
"You have to be careful with these things because Johnny cut himself with the pointy end before," said drummer Toby Dundas.
8.45pm: Now brains are melting with the screams generated when Fitzy and Wippa announce Brit It boy band One Direction as the winners of the publicly-voted Best International Artist.
Just days after sending their Australian fans into a Twitter meltdown by rescheduling their Australian tour to coincide with HSC and VCE exams, the lads delivered a scripted thank you while holding an Australian flag.
8.40pm: Best Independent Release winners The Jezabels are in searing hot form performing their hit Endless Summer with an awesome orange sunset backdrop.
Makes you want to go the beach immediately
8.30pm: Nicki Minaj finally shows her face and as they say in the classics, the crowd goes wild.
Wearing a rainbow-beaded curtain that we use in Australia to keep the insects out, she presented the Best Urban Award to the Hilltop Hoods.
The Hoods should also be in the running for best acceptance speech.
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Earlier, even before Taylor Swift took the stage to perform I Knew You Were Trouble, the screaming hurt your ears.
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"There's certainly been times in the last couple of years where I felt a little self-conscious about, and one song in particular, becoming really popular," he said.
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8.17pm: Gotye has taken out Best Australian Live Act
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Earlier as she made her entrance at the Sydney Entertainment Centre for the music industry's night of nights, Kimbra said she was very happy to be at the ARIAs.
''It's a beautiful way to finish the year celebrating with everyone and I'm excited about acknowledging that.''
7.42pm: First image of pop artist 360 earlier accepting the award for Breakthrough Artist - and dropping the C-bomb.
7.28pm: Missy Higgins has performed inside the Sydney Entertainment Centre, while earlier Jessica Mauboy put on an energetic show on the black carpet.
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6.54pm: The McClymonts have won Best Country Album.
Sisters Sam and Mollie dedicated the gong to their pregnant sister, Brooke, who is due to give birth any day.
"This is for Brooke at home sitting on the couch about to give birth tonight - we did it!" Sam said.
6.50pm: Best Dance Release award was accepted with an entertaining speech from singer Georgi Kay.
"I am so glad I wore my lucky underwear tonight, I would show you but I don't think that's appropriate," she said.
"I would like to thank my parents for getting kinky and having me otherwise this wouldn't be possible."
6.48pm: The Hilltop Hoods opened tonight's ARIA's.
6.30pm: Guy Sebastisn was joined on stage by surprise guest Lupe Fiasco to perform Battle Scars.
6.22pm: 360 has won the Breakthrough Artist award - and the mic!
The pop artist dropped the C-bomb.
"They didn't count on a tall c*** to get this award. It's time to get some bigger mics cuz this is bull****," the rapper said.
6.15pm: Dorothy the Dinosaur got her starring moment to pick up Best Children's award with the rest of The Wiggles on tour.
6.05pm: The Temper Trap has won Best Rock
"Thank you so much for going out there and buying our records and living our music,'' frontman Dougy Mandagi said.
''You are the reason we do what we do."
6.02pm: The Jezabels win Best Independent Record.
"First of all we would like to thank all the people who came to our shows, the fans," Nick said.
The band's debut album Prisoner, which scooped last year's Australian Music Prize, triumphed over releases by San Cisco and The Bamboos.
The Jezabels are the most nominated group at this year's ARIAs with five nods - and this is their first ever ARIA.
6pm: Looking stunning in a figure hugging white gown, recent X Factor winner Samantha Jade said she wanted to make a record that would get her a nomination in 2013.
"Everything just sunk in that I am at the ARIAs for the first time after years of watching it at home," she said.
Multi nominee Lanie Lane said she was kissing her musician boyfriend for luck as they made their way into the awards.
The Jezabels were among the most popular picks to win an award among their peers with last year's big winners Boy and Bear saying the band deserved a gong after playing 180 gigs in a year.
Missy Higgins said she was looking forward to relaxing at the after party but was pleased her record had been so warmly embraced by fans after her long absence.
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5.36pm: The star of the show - special international guest Taylor Swift - was happy to pose for snaps with fans on arrival.
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5pm: DJ Havana looked pretty in pink, while former Miss Universe Australia Jesinta Campbell added a splash of bright colours on the black carpet.
4.50pm: Jessica Mauboy is one of the first to arrive and has brought her father Ferdie as her date - almost a year since he suffered severe burns following an explosion on his work site.
Wearing Alex Perry, Mauboy couldn't help but tear up when talking about her dad's recovery and the mammoth year she has had on the back of the huge success of The Sapphires and her single Gotcha.
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Ferdie said he was very proud of his daughter and said he preferred the black carpet to the red.
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4.30pm: Missy Higgins has arrived for tonight's awards where she will also be performing.
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3.55pm: Justice Crew and Timomatic kicked off the 2012 Aria Awards black carpet with a high-energy acrobatic dance-off.
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Thousands of music fans descended on the SydneyEntertainment Centre to see the cream of Australian artists and international guests including Taylor Swift and Joel and Benji Madden.
Early arrivals included Dorothy the Dinosaur , the Hilltop Hoods and Reece Mastin.
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Mar 5, 2014|
We listen in as Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli talks with the media after the trade deadline, and break down what he had to say.
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Let's turn things over a picture and a potent and get it you can get that keynote there for you guys. He's he's a big defenseman effect defenseman I've had a history with him. He's he's played -- national Slovakia. He plays both sides. He's having and the puck. He's more apt to to push to talk and defend but he's he can defend anybody and he's he's heavy. So we acquired these two. Players. For depth or -- for depth I just wanna be cleared doesn't mean that they're just reserves it means that. I'm looking at defensive corps as a whole. And and which is bolstering that corn and we've got a lot of games in a short period of time so. That was my our intention going into this trade deadline. And you know we'll take questions for you know I've said enough for an opening statement. Thanks. Did you expect to under to be in the lineup tomorrow night and -- I don't know Steve is gonna come here tonight and I am one of those things are said to under is that they've been playing man to man there and I said you were putting his own here so he's got to. Get back commanders that'll be close decision. Yeah Indian where you win on any of those the high end forwards that moved today. You know I was I was in a note. About my main intention of today was sent to bolster adapt. No way do you get the get in these conversations and and I know has been talked about -- -- -- Montreal and they've strengthened their team and good for them. They never seems that word anointed the winner of trade deadline day and I'm fine with. They're better team and I look forward to facing them but. -- -- to answer your question yes. On the periphery but. We had LCI space Steve works with Pat Conroy and potentially could cover -- them. Sides and and potentially Adam so that's we'll look at that and we weren't really in that makes anyways welcome -- -- their forwards. With that with Andre your history with him did his relationship or connection with Chris Kelly and Chara -- intent. Maybe your decision to seek out. It just you know it just I'm more familiar with them and I know we've acquired. Players former -- players it's more familiar -- familiar with them is because they're characters and what to make its people and and you know knowing what their origins are in -- while they started just gives you more information so it so that helps but it's certainly not a big factor. You mentioned Peter yesterday. Over here you mentioned yesterday be in a busy day. Disappointment that you weren't able to come away with anything from tad busy day in talks and things we're going. Well there's there is a. There's a few good deals that we are in. And and yeah a little disappointed those -- sometimes those deals come around. In the summer and the fall so. You lay some ground work that's what happens to -- these. -- trade deadlines that you lay some ground -- deals there aren't too and we -- we do that too but I thought we. We're a couple of deals are delivering good good acquisitions. And just to defenseman corps general nom is ROC pottery and Seidenberg out. How much confidence you have in that unit the -- the talent to you know the size experience all that stuff going into the playoffs. Size is good militarily you know Adam I'm not sure what's gonna happen that we're gonna we're gonna shut him down for two to three weeks and and he -- His injury while it it it it keeps healing its bid the has setbacks ordered just give him rest. 23 weeks and Nancy where is after that. So. You know we got we brought in two guys two big guys that that can no victim both move the puck in both pushed bodies down low and stuff so. You know it's for me the the defense is number one player it's about the group as a whole and how they interact -- -- system is that sort of -- our coach coaches so. These guys both are Smart players so it may take them some time usually takes time for the do you do it in depth to our system. New -- we've brought in and expect the same -- with these two but. It's a good system it's a system of Chastain and how they can both contribute to that to the group. Two things on ms. are roast Peter he's got ample experience on both sides but he's the left shot. Do you see him sticking on the left cider maybe Seidenberg -- -- can move around. Overlook that who wouldn't when the defense to complain both sides it makes him more valuable player and that was one of the things where if much ms. Harris's and he can play both sides I don't know like. They can change during the game I'd like to do the same way that -- likes to use more than once and nonaligned annoying extent switches do year round. So we can give him that option it's it's another tool. And some more depth. And you said the didn't want to move any guys softer Austria to get through this trade deadline. I've -- -- adding a ton but you didn't do anyone off the roster so that must be a. -- yeah you know it's it's it's. It's the chemistry you wanna try and maintain and preserve and and I think we've got a good group here and it didn't mean and I didn't look at potentially moving guys often some of those discussions. I'm thanks I was telling about. Just shortly ago was good that it involves some players and really wanna do it. So I guess mission accomplished there. The era of the teams as well maybe signing some of their place of extensions and and that -- you. At all involved and don't any of your guys that that coming up or where is where do you know we're gonna we're gonna wait -- -- -- To do it. Guarantees I ambassador burns dot com Peter so much is made about this one David trade deadline day but you alluded to it. Earlier you said this was kind of a three days or even when you look at some of it. The -- and writing today you may be your sense of having -- them. In the past he's just expand on that. Well. That this was -- different trade deadline because there's nothing happened for that Olympic break. There wasn't much happening before so what happened on the whole feeling out period that happens month month and a half two months before the break that happened on. You know four days ago so is everything was hyper accelerated and and so there was there was still is different different set of dynamics but you know -- just kind of put yourself in that vacuum for a little bit -- go through it. Existence of -- for three days are kind of really busy because everything was happening normally takes a month and a half. You mentioned you had the experience with with Missouri surcharges played with him. Over such as you. Talking about him at all what you can burn her idea -- and -- -- -- games. And I've seen a lot of Philadelphia games over the last two months. Did have some discussions he has. Pro democracy itself. Nor will he shirt he's so. It's earning more information give us on sort of what happened without I'm afraid to step back and and what could happen in in two there's three weeks whether it would be he's gonna. He's got a quad strain and it just it just -- just he was really close you've heard code say about. And I'm ready and and being like ready to go and stuff in the end and good sessions over the break. Just she's just reiterated it. We we had something similar. -- -- Last year and he just -- just kind of you know we just basically -- that -- downturn. Couple weeks and then -- just you know Reston. These camera so but I don't know I don't know like. In an app that lets you expect would happen so. Easy doesn't it surgery summing it might have to happen are not looking too far by I don't know. I'm just looking at a strain right now and that's the discovery generated. Peter Mike -- -- ledgers with when when you've seen is our us this year with Philly and in the Olympics -- -- do you see the guys that you saw. A few years back I mean he's TN a little bit of a tough run their furcal we. Yeah injuries yet so he saw Andre has. I see a lot of what was there he's been out of the lineup for. French maybe through injuries. Doesn't carry these little behind in stars and conditioning because of the injuries and and you know so he's been an on line up. He's a strong player. He's he's not a Swiss player but he's as strong skater. He sees the -- well. He likes to push to talk like -- pushed the -- in the defense is on the neutral zone and the offensive zone. So he's. You know if that's an evolution -- aside from what I've seen over the years and in Washington for the number of years. For whatever reason he's you know it's probably because of the injuries and he's probably slowed down a bit because he doesn't get that proper conditioning when he's had the injuries. I don't know how many species placed -- to presently. They've got a lot of a vote contrary so. Peter. Defenseman with determine their contracts. Did you get. Close to any of them don't and I know lift us from us the first talking about the deals that. The day before so I thought we are closer. Any Ozzy tells about Louise is our recent absence -- The very minor heel injury. A little infection in the deal that got aggravated when you put his -- in the boot. So no we weren't treating him he just. Taking the he'll out of the blue and -- he should be fine for -- tomorrow. For straws -- conditions apply to the pick. Barnes and -- don't -- OK so it's a third round pick. That. Becomes our second this year. If we make it to the conference finals. And he plays in at least two thirds of all the games all the playoff games okay so both those things have done them yet or. We re sign him. Then that this third becomes a second. If we resign him after the -- US and intelligent -- if we signed him after the draft. So it if you sign -- the draft so it'll be a third going into the draft and if we sign and after the draft it becomes an additional fourth. Good following here. -- And happy to have you kind of thought ahead to that now in terms of -- ended up -- here and -- It's. You know what it's it's that's actually fairly standard. Jim's done alliances. I've seen more complicated than that. It's time on the -- amendment that. But even wanna make a move for forwards me you've got some new year guys can get some some chemistry storm for the the last push the season do you feel. You know for Verizon maybe just over a team was this you Europe into the -- well like so it's. The forward wise. I am. You know the last few games we've been -- defensively. We're getting a little better taking up a little bit each time. So -- that will come that's in that team we're gonna have to work that you've probably do the break a little bit. You know what you never fully satisfied with everybody -- like the fact that we're scoring. Like the fact that we're creating chances. And I like the fact that we've sat pretty decent performances from all lines may not all wants. So I'm on the good there who I think Louise gave his coming I watched him play all the schemes and sweep in Russia. And it's really coming -- we saw you know he's getting confidence and I think the temple there helped him. It -- is playing well that line it's playing well. I think birdies line is playing well. So I'm I'm I'm good with the forwards like they've they've shown me that. That that I'm going to rely on them going into. Go into the stretch and playoffs the no we're first in the in the division we've you know we've we certainly can get better. You know I'm -- these this group has been through before so they know what to expect going forward. And you know it's about getting them ready getting the proper mentality of placed in the preparers. Schemes in place and and and peeking at there at times the same thing it's it's a challenge peaking at their time. We face a challenge again. We're you looking for any depth Peter at the Ford -- at the deadline and is that something where maybe you. Continuing to look maybe a waiver wire and. Oh yeah a little bit little bit. But you know I thought to them. You know it's a fine line like we're so it is the Fed him his -- who were on nine. And it's it's tough it's tough caring -- the guys that aren't playing your first question to professional with the interest rates so you don't wanna add too much. So I'm. You know we we looked a little but we were -- we're fine like you passed -- thirteen for which has been Jordan. We've had some pretty solid performances in Providence -- -- so at the end of the day I felt pretty good about our depth. Larry autumn is -- is big he's big he's heavy on the -- he's not swift. But he is a strong skater you -- from Peter sure rally. -- was close to some other things but nothing got done maybe even some other bigger named defenseman who had more term left on their contracts. Not just the remainder of this year but at the end the only thing gets done is under him as -- to the bronze. Is it just may Salk or does he sound uncomfortable. But he always sounds a little -- sounded uncomfortable I wonder if he was uncomfortable because. He wanted to space company was holding back. You said summing up the Erica thought was interesting and on the -- you mind me saying it. Depends which thing we're talking about. You know that thing that other thing you're going to. Well water thing. A lot of say what I thought Antarctica -- just say whatever you think guys that are out yours you said. What I like about a disease on Susan he has literature but that was -- -- -- -- not swift right is there anybody know other people so they transferred I was not even faster and general manager says. Just pretty honest that's what I -- and honest but I think he struggled at times. Tutsis say what he was gonna say because. He didn't come out in just flat out put it out and that is. I want Thomas -- argue one I like my guy. Like the guy that I wound up where. And and he he actually got to that it's like I don't care about. You know winning trade -- you know since I've been here we don't win trade deadline day but that's not what it's about I think that. He wanted to go off by and that just I -- they wanted to say look generally care I don't I think I one don't deadline that just because you wanted to and it doesn't mean that I wanted to -- air force right. I think he got as he sent a depth guy he said is over and over in his goal. Was to get deeper his goal was to add depth and they did. But I I think he still wanted to do more than add depth and I think -- said he wanted to do more than add depth. Talked about some of the other bigger names that he thought he was closer to -- unfortunately. They weren't able to get those done I don't know the price tag was too high for some of those guys but. Based on what we've seen -- the price as you said earlier -- bargain basement. Marshals TJ Maxx -- Bradley's. -- -- Ayers on they're going back was I don't Caldor aims. Teams and it was bargain basement prices Ayers there I said in an artist that I just said Dieter. Come on Ben and listens to me at all. It was two people who know sports bag Scalia expects that around we still out there to get baseball cards your bags that you go out there and get tons of baseball cards for almost no money anyway. Bargain basement prices for these guys and what you end up with -- depth which is fine and I'm sure you like your team -- treat it like having depth. But they also are still I mean a lot of top of common about Montreal. I got better got. Good for them he said they bolstered their team. I look forward I look forward to facing them. -- At times at press conference to vote like it was. The system than that it used to see when office with good. This public parks and recreation with just like. What's going on here they're there there's a level of humor happening right in I'm not really sure. You know -- in on the joke and I was being funny and who's not. Who's who's really. Who's being serious being it's a series to -- confused -- equate with the speak on what I was -- I was on the I was asking the question -- we got that -- -- kind of equate whatever -- guy from -- -- -- -- what's the -- name is on our -- what's his name. -- look better earlier today with great. When Wade Redden. But I'm not the general editor of the team they look I don't think he's trying to win the press conference I think he's trying to do the mystique and at the trade deadline the question is do you think he did that. You feel good about what Peter surely did today forty you -- needed to do more. I don't think anybody currently I'd be surprised if -- people were saying he is -- I hate the fact that they gave up with -- advocate and -- -- the second report. -- hundred Missouri OK if you hate that deal. Are fine but I'd be surprised of their many people who hate this is error stating I don't -- -- my team that's not true. You need gap -- need more people you gotta be careful -- others get hurt he's a guy -- -- complacent defense -- he's played with -- -- like pitcher -- has some familiarity with them. I don't think that the negativity that's a positive I agree at all that. But didn't you want them to do more today that's my question because I did -- -- war that would more. That -- somebody who is going to -- going to be a potential healthy scratch -- -- When it every -- honestly say you wanted panic you know what I warned that if I did it's what gonna go out on the excitement and a and I really didn't wanna go to Montreal. I did think I can't think that there were more opportunities for them to do to get better especially on the -- Six or 777979837. If -- Bruins -- today you satisfied and happy here from surely you believe that he did the right thing to. You think he should have done more he had some players could give an -- Certainly there's a couple of goalies in their system that I don't think are going to be big pieces for them in the future. Because Tuukka Rask and long term deal that he signed yet it'll be big -- big pieces for the Bruins in the in the future but they are assets. Perhaps perceived around the league as. As guys that you would give up something significant for. If you traded Malcolm's about at a gas -- yesterday about three. Very adequate amount trio. You traded Malcolm's a -- to the islanders. Prevent it for. This year. But it didn't even need to do that art but I'm sick and he didn't need to give up our -- -- just and ask you this kind of if you would die if they had done that would you be happy with. -- trade this guy in and not pitcher he's got to play for real but you can get something more. At least you would think so it's something more lead draft -- seventeenth overall. -- may -- -- that number up but I'm I'm thinking now -- dollars and -- number seventeen. So seventeenth overall everybody talks about that criticism how great he is -- Pretty good bloodlines brother plays in the league so you trade that guy. For a rental. Who's been got to turn around rumors months I started archer -- Minnesota the Minnesota he wants to go to Michael soda but if you if you win the -- if you win the Stanley Cup -- yes well what you don't well you gotta make that decision that the difficult job of being -- general manager. Decide whether or not you think that's the player that put you over the top it Peter surely thought that they've been with the player they needed to get over the top Indy needed to keep them away from Montreal. And that's what he thought he need to do a deal -- that. If he really liked the player that much. If it's not and then there was there's somebody else was there a defenseman. They had an admit it I just didn't exist and that's why today's frustrated and frustrating all along that they didn't seem to be the right answer for the -- Go to bills in Walpole I've bill. Comment that I could direct or -- All of you -- these Bruins killer. Yeah. That's I got. -- how happy that the court can -- your your whole lot. Yes there's not a good feeling I got to -- target -- at all. Yeah luck he's a Bruins killer and he went to a team that is full Bruins killers right now. He added fuel to that fire. Duke has been disasters against -- the Bruins haven't played well against them they matchup well against the -- their potential first round opponent while and now they've added Thomas Danica realistic guys and that team that are -- -- The -- I can't help but being -- -- a camera -- a playoff that gentleman left over 1980 spear of the Montreal Canadians but tough. That's why am about your calls and amounts alcoholic W media.


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