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ny y r. JUSTICE

A FrER talking with many Off.
y clals on the subject q law en-,
norccment ana disrespect Tor law.
should i D. called on 60 lay my I'm.
ger on the most tender spot should
select the jury
Next 90 this should come the milk.
andewater conscience that the gen
erli public has developed about crime
aud criminals. / came near SayinE
rho milkandswaterandmush con
sgienee
Following thls should be placed
the apologctic sentences given offend
crs by some Judges
And then l should stand beside
these three and call them the
Rig -Four with the police or
other enforcement officer who
Near~ ~siiver-doilar spectaeies.
You cannot SEQ very FAR thru
that hind Of glasses.
There arc additions that could be
made. but Tor the present this Il
enough. We viii first consider The
jury for no matter what is gid or
done. Il IS in Tho jury room that tho
defendant begips to set what - or
what isn't coming 10 him.
To save discussion. let ua take a
! recent case as an illustrations The
Grove case. wherein Al Austin was
charged with being "a iointlat viii
serve.
Hero arc some Of tho important
things Deputy Prosecutor o. d, Col
vim says he proved Ia this eas~ BY
numerous Witnesses
That Al Austin was proprietor Of
tho Grove rad house.
That he had oncr before been con
victed Of illegal possession.
That tho federal enforcement om'
GERS had found secret caches In the
walls Of the road house. That there
was liquor stored there. and he who
understood could touch a button OF
push a panel and auench his thirst
A witness WIS also produced who
reluctantly swore that he had gone
to the Grove with liquor on his hip.
When this had been consumed. be
had ordered moro from the waiter,
and rot Il. il had been charged on
his bin and afterwards paid for by
check. he testified.
Prohibition enforcement Officers
s1voro that they had stood outside
and seen empty bottle after bottle
dumped out the window into the gar
bage can. These bottles bore the
same labels found on those in tbs
secret caches. These officers also 70
ported conversation overheard thai
would Indicate a thriving business II
booze wns going on inside.
The attorney for the defense comes
and offers the following explana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
WEAK
Clara kimball Young Suffers
Relapse; May Operate

FORT WAYNE, Ind, April H.
Clara Kimhall Young. film and stagc
notress. has suffered n sudden re-
lapse and is in n serious condition. II
was stated by physicians today.
Miss Young, who suffered an attack
Of appendicitis during n perform,
ancc nt n tncater here last Tues.
day. will probably undergo an opcr.
alton today or tomorrow.
All hope Of her being able to re.
sumo her theatrical work for a mum
Der of weeks has been abandoned.
Her manager cancelcd her engage
ments and the supporting cast IN
the production in which she was
starring is returning TO New York
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
cHRIsTIAS

Especial Easter music and programs
NJ all the Christian ohnrchesl
IIailarJ-W. Goth and 22nd ~ W.
Hormon r, wiiiams-ii. Tho Res.
direction: 73o. Tho Lords Day"
Ccniral-tsrd and pensmore. Nor.
man =. Johnson-iI, The Meaning
Of Easter. 73o. Living With
Christ"
F1ndlay-Findiay IT.. between 4eth
and aTth. J. s. Mccallum-ii, why
Bu0 Jcausr; T.sc. The Great Gulf
Fixed"
Ffrst-ollve and Broadway. Rus.
sell y. Thmpp-ii. "some Easter
plscoveries''s i.5o. "candieusht and
Sunlight"
Greenwood - Fremont ave. and
sist ~. r. n. Piunkctt-ii. 'rhe
Waning Power OF the Papary": TAO.
The Warning Voice Of the Lost
world"
Queen Anne-Lee and Third. r..
l. Kechloy-ii. The Faster Mca.
sage; 7.s0. cantatn. THE King Tn,
umphant." By y. l. Ashford.
universlty-seth and 18th ave. ".
r. C. Kleihaucr-ii. Easter ser.
mon; 10. Roesini'a "stahat Mater
sung By the choir and prominent
Seattle musicians.
West seaitie-Geneaos and {1nt
ave. y. W. c. Il. Stanton-ii. "Jesn,
tho World nedeemcr': 7i1o. xvii
Morality save7''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
LOSE
Moose Insurgents Dealt Blow
by Supreme Court

Seattle Moose lodge officers won
their first legal victory In their war
with nine insurgent members. who
seek to disrupt the election OF the
'standpat" slate OF candidates by
running for office in competition
with them.
The supreme court on Friday IS
sued an order directing Judge A.
w. Frater to review his order OF
n week ago, requiring the lodge "a
hold it's election within 10 days and
to include the names Of the nine
insurgents on the ballot.
Meanwhile the lodge has 'sus.
pended" T. L. crowder, candidate
for lodge dictator and leader OF thc
insurgents. County Auditor j.. j.
Ferguson, candidate for dictator
heads the 'standpat" ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
ADMITTED
BUYING u

Austin admitted ownership OK the
liquor found in the secret caches
But he had bought Il tho evening
before. for his private use and that
u his friends. IL had been pur-
chased OF a mysterious man whom
he did not know. ~ about 40 in tho
afternoon. That he and his porter
had constructed the caches aud
stored the liquors before opening
time. The Grove is supposed to open
at $50.
rho assisting porter had gona
away and his name could not DO re-
called.
Reputable witnesses were produced
70 attest 10 the good character %
Al Austin. when advised that he
had been once before convicted Of
possession OF liquor. they said that
was news TO them
Tho proprietor OF The Grove nd
mltted, thru his attorney. The posses,
sion OF liquor. But he wns on trial
charged with being a ioln,lst. Now.
possession Is a violation Of the state
law which carries a fine. The Of.
Tense Of being a tolntist carries a
penitentiary penalty.
on this showing two members Of
tho jury held out for acuuittal for 10
hours. And then the following ques-
tons were sent into Judge j. T,
Ronald. before whom the cas- had
been tried;
ITO what extent arc We permitted
to disregard testimony Of witnesses
e~orroborated by cvidence7"
"a juror has refused 10 give
credcnce OF consider the testi.
mony VI whitney. 0'Hara, Justi.
Stetson, Norman, Ross, VIII
Jams, or DIR. Yates, whatever"
The Witnesses named were all
state witnesses against Austin
"a Juror has repeatedly men
toned during deliberations the pen.
atty attached to the commission oil
the crime charged"
"a juror has mentioned tho dis
agreement OF the jury In the pre-
vious trial OF the case
"a Juror has indicated that opiu
lon Is formed because OF tho conten
ton that there IS no absolute proof
OF absolute sale tof lIauorl.t'
"a juror has asked why other wit
nesses who were mentioned we're mo-
produced. and indicated In othel
ways that deliberations were not con
fined 70 the testimony. tho cvidenc,
and the instructions OF the court
~ juror mentions that the Grim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Think Two Girls
Now in Snowland

Failing to locate Mabel McGregor,
"a, and Evelyn Plummer. Is. Ever
EFT schoolgirls. who vanished from
their homes March 81. Seattle police
asked aid Of other coast cities In
the search Saturday.
Local officers belieev the girls
have gone to Alaska aboard q ship,
dressed as boys. Search OF marine
registers show that a boy named
McGregor shipped On the steamer
Alaska the day after tho girls ar
rived in Seattle, and It Is possible,
police say. that the boy" was one
II the missing girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Hold Men; Kept
Girl a Prisoner

Facing charges of contributing to
tile delinquency OF a 14-year-old
girl. Dewey Brigham, 10, was ar
rested Friday afternoon and was
held in the city jail Saturday await
ing action by Police Judge John u.
Gordon. Two other men. G. r.
webb, 20. and Sam Wardle, 81.
arc in Jail In connection with the
same case. The trio held the girl
prisoner in q house for q week,
she told police. Webb and Wardle
arc held for superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Flood Damage Case
to Be Considered

The Boxley Canyon award viii
come before the Commonwealth club
for discussion Mt Dartnall's cafeteria
Monday at 6 y. m. Tho award OF
$4,000 by tho city council. In oppo.
sition TO tho wishes of Corporation
Counsel 4. ]. l.. Kennedy, has been
widely condemned and plans to hold
It up pending a referendum vote on
the settlement arc under way by the
Central Labor council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Wheeler Presents
Bond for Presence

WASHINGTON. April is-senA
tor Wheeler. Montana. today ap.
peared before United stA,ss Com.
missioner Macdonald and gave his
personal bond for 1900 for his MP
pearance when his trial on q charge
OF Illegally accepting n retainer as
a United stasea senator il called In
Great Falls. Mont.
Wheeler was not formally arrest
ed. lie M notified that q warrant
issued By tho federal authorities IN
Montana had arrived IN Washington
and he promptly presented himself
to the commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
CH0IRS AND CLUBS
TO PRESENT MUSIC
FOR RADIO HEARERS

Copyright. 1894. by United Press)
yLTEAF, New York 4o2 metcrs)
w and wCAp, Washington t4go
meters) . p. m. u. $. T.-Madrigal
choir OF the New York Choral so.
cicty.
wBz, Springfield 1887
meters). $50 p. m, u. $. t.
T'saiko quartet.
wTAG, Minneapolis ait me.
tersl, S15 p. m, $. G. T.-Tho
Great Northern Glee club.
wFAA, Dallas al meters), $3.50
D. m. G. s. T@Piano recital by
Viola Van Katwijk.
wDAT, Kanfoa City ali me.
tors) il:i5 p. m, 9. $. might
hawk frollc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Meacham Sustains
Three Broken Ribs

Deputy Prosecutor Eugene Mea.
cham wns confined 20 his homo Sat.
uFday with three broken ribs.
Meacham was injured In an auto.
mobile accident n week ago. but
remained at his dcHk. tho suffering
severe pains in his adc. Friday DO
bad an XTny taken at the Swedish
hospital, which showed that three
OF his ribs were broken.
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song service. led by II. w. Vivian,
sil5; The Otherwise Man. illus.
trated lecture, Harry II. Wilson, 1896;
Bible discussion, a:10: friendship sup.
per, address by A. u. Clark. "somo
Experiences In the War Areas OF Eu.
rope" 6. Men only.
Film Swedish, N. 46th and sunny.
side avc.-Rov. Mugnus johnson,
pastor Easter program by the sun.
day school uinglisl), 1880. Young
Peoples meeting. $50; sermon, by
Dr. j. 4. Watson psngllshp. 7.vo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Rites at Grave

Tho funeral OF Mrs. Mary II.
Pearsc, &c. who died Wednesday NJ
the home OF her sons at Foy station.
was to be held Saturday afternoon
Mt Evergreen cemetery. tho Rev. r.
A. McNulty, pastor OF tho Tabcr.
naclo Baptist church, officiating. The
cortegc win leave tho chapel OF the
Home Undertaking company at !
o'clock,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

an English lord,
Il appreciate the compliment. but
YOU wouldn't mistake me for a
foreigner" Heflin said.
MIR. Senator, amt a English
lord a foreigner
Eyes. | am glad to see the SEN
ator knows that much"
Johnson knocked a few papers on
his desk and. before he could pick
Thorn up ana reply. the gavel OF the
presiding officer unceremontously7
closed tho debate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Suspended
in Lottery Case

Sing Lee pleaded guilty to conduct.
ing a lottery Saturday and was fined
$1,000 and given a year In the county
jail. Jail sentence was suspended by
Judge a. w. Fratcr.
Lee was indicted by the recent
King county grand jury while con.
Quoting a lottery in the Tuck Lee
laundry in tho Park hotel Mt Ninth
ave. and Stewart st, and his trial
was to have occurred Monday. Leo
was represented by Attorney j. J.
Sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Small Fire Stopped
Aboard Leyiathan

SOUTHAMPTON. England, April
io-Fire broke out on tho giant
American liner Leviathan in port
here today.
Flames were confined to the bridge
and upper decks.
Tho fire lasted only about 20 min.
utcs, officers Of the ship said. ana
damage, chiefly by water used in
extingulshing the flames. was not
excessive.
A majority Of tho passengers
aboard the great liner had landed
when the fire was discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
$4,000 Asked for
Auto Bus Injuries

Alleging he was permanently in.
jured when n bus OF tho Pacific
Northwest Transportation Co. rolled
over on tho highway. near Marys.
vile, last fall, Otto Lee Friday filed
suit for $4,000 damagcg against the
corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Set Funeral Date

Funeral services win be held sun
day afternoon for Mrs. Amanda ia
Moore, widow of William 4. Moore
Intcrmcnt win be at Washelh. sly
children survive. Mrs. Moore d'e'
Thursday. at the homo Of her daush'
tor, AIRS. Ii, L. McI;ac, 40 h. BIOS
ton Sc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Engineer Sought for
Skagit Probe Is Here
j. [. Galloway, Who May Be lnyesti-
gator, Visits Councilmen

J. H. Galloway a consulting en-
Finser Of San Francisco. Whose
name has been prominently men-
toned in connection with the pro-
posed skagii Investigation commif
aon, VAS IA Seattle yesterday on
his way homo from Vancouver,
a. G. where he has been In con
ruithuon Hith the construction de
parimeni o. the British Columbia
Electric Railway CO.
when seen BY q Star reporter a.
he ofdcs of Councilman Philip
undall. he said he was Ia no way
looking for a place on the proposed
skaglt commission. But 10 did ad-
nit that DO would not run away
from tho task should Il b. offered
10 him. He had met Councilman
John - Carroll when he was IN
San Francisco recently, and had
dropped around 20 the diy-county
building 20 pay bis respects. he
raid.
From The stars San FranciBco
representative y had previously
been learned that Galloway opposed
the California water and power act
OF 1922.
This had % do with the compile
ton ~ the Hetch Heichy water
and power munieipaiiy-ownsd Fys-
tenn IN Ear Francisco. and also
made provisions for the diatribu-
lions OF the power and the water.
HAS BEEN CONNECTED
WITH HETCH HETCHY
The explanation DC offers for The
position he took AZ that time IL
that San Francisco a already
oyer-burdened with bonded tndebt-
edness and that the proposed Hetch
Heichy expenditures would have
greatly increased this Indebtedness
He Faya he has been In touch IN
d professional way with the Hetci
Hetchy development for mhnJ
years lie has done more or lesi
work on u. and thinks both the
water system and tho power plan
win b. valuable assets 70 sar
Francisco. But he sees no nees
for too great haste or too grear
expenditures at this time.
Both the municipality -owned stree.
RAILWAY and the privately owne'
street railway are stiil operating II
San Francisco on a scent basis
According 10 Galloway. neither Il
making any money. The privatl
company went thru a receiverS:Iil
some time ago. and has been re
organized Tho municipal line ma.
been forced 70 dip into its deprecia.
ton Of the power and the water
WOULD DETERMINE
POWER DEMAND
liz thinks the tendency Is toward
municipal ownership Of public util
flies all over the country But b.
believes the private companies ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
LUTHERAN

Gethscmane, Ninth ave. ana stew.
art SIC. II. swenaon. pastor. sun.
day school and Bible classes, $40.
service. lie Is Rison. 1915: Swedish.
1890. Sunday school festival Especial
Easter music). Z.
Phinney Ridge-A. w. Ramstad
pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
service. Luke xxIv.:1.e. II: service.
Matt. xxviiL;l.s, s p. m.
Bethany, Fairview I'VE. and John
st-P. w. Eriksen. pastor. Easter
program. sermon, THE Resurrection
Hope" II; address. Rev. o. a. or
seth. 9; Easter program by the Sun
day school, assisted by tho choir, and
address by the pastor, 1870.
st. Johns Danish. gath ave. ana II
Spruce st.-Alfred r.. sorenson. pas
tor. Sunday school. 10; worship, ii
entertainment. s.
Green Lake Bethnny-o. u. Han
son, pastor. Sunday school. Gas
Gle Is Risen" Swedish and English,
special music. II; Sunday school pro
gram On English. 8.
Columbia Bethlehem, 39th ave. q
and Angeline st.-H. Mau. pastor
Sunday school. 10; Easter service. ii
Ballard First, goth ave. N. w. mn,
w. 65th st., Rev. O. T.. Hawk. pnsto.
FESTIVAL Easter day program. 10.a,
n. m: children's program and son,
service. 1880.
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II is inevitable that the housewife,
who has been the most notorious
jack.of.aii.trades. will eventually find
herself without any occupation at all
What then win she do with her time?
II Is u%n,hinkable tina, healthy. self.
respecting woman can contemplate
being supported in idleness by her
husband.
Tho acute shortage OF domestic
help Is ono important factor that is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

forcing tho homo out of e~xistencc4
1t Is an acknowledged fact that no
really intelligent girl can be found
SHho viii submit to the overwhelming
5ourden Of homework. yet wives are
forced to perform infinitely moro
}varied and ardnous duties than would
Zoe expected OF a general servant
they succeed in accomplishing
these duties 1t is only at the price
HI supreme self-sacrifiec, and it is a
how long love can Withstand
such sacrifice.
CYCLONE.
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PRESBYTERIAN

University, fifth and 18th ave. N. ID.
-Rey. Harry Sumner Tompleton.
pastor. The Great Easter Where.
fore" IL; Easter praise service OF
song. 1880; cantata morning ana eve.
ming. tho choir.
Westminster, Harvard and Howell
Musical program, morning: car.
tata, choir and instrumental and yo.
cnl soloists. evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

Cynthia Grey win receiva call.
ers on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. from / to . p. M and
on Tuesday and Thursday, from
II TO IL n. m. AT her office in
The Star building. 1909 Seventh
ave.
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c0NGREGATIoNAL

Pilgrim. 405 broadway ". Morn.
ing service. sermon. THE Risen
Lord DIR. Arch Tromayne. Evening.
special Easter musical program.
kcystonc-specia Easter program
under the direction Of David II.
Davies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FIrst Norwegian. DanisIi, Boron
ave. and Stewart st., DR.. J.. o, Hnll
postor--scrmon by Rev. G. w. sohcv.
enlus aud Sunday school Easter bro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

First Swedish. Ninth and Pine
ncy. Emil Friborg. pastor. children's
program. GAS a. M. morning sery
Ice. III; H. y. y. u. s:ao p. m: eve.
Ming service. 7:ae. evening sermon IN
Swedish. Special music at all aery.
ices.
Cavalry, East 18th and 10th y. Il.
Rev J. 81 Taylor. pastor. sunday
school. 9as q. m. Sunday school
EAstor program. 1890 a. m. II. y. T..
q. $50 .. m, special Easter service,
$50 p. m.
Fremont. III North asth-Rsv. ri.
bert II. Hicks. pastor Sunday school,
ssfs a. m. "a Walk on Easter Sun.
day" II a. m: mems bible class. Il
noon; song, TAO p. m.
Queen Anne, ts Howe at-Rhy. II.
p. Richardson. pastor. Sunday school,
s.s5 a. m; '-The Empty Crave" II a.
m: special Easter program by Sun.
day school. T.ao y. m. special music
AZ morning service.
First Norwegian. Danish, ssowar,
81. and Yale 8ve.-Rav. a. ~. Menus,
pastor. Sunday school Easter pro,
gram. a3s a. m: service In English.
IL n. M: young peoples meeting and
social hour, 8 p. IN; Easter song acry.
ice in English. gao y. m.
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WOULD DETERMINE
POWER DEMAND

liz thinks the tendency is towards
municipal ownership Of public util-
files all over the country. But he
believes The private enmnnniea nre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-28
Information General

Ell Representative para Puerto Rico
de los acreditados productos Woodbery
nuestro estimado amigo ell senor Fe.
lix A. Aguilar, ha sido muy felicitado
por ell complete exito obtenido en- la
exhibici6n de los referidos productos.
A estas congratulations de sus ami
gos y clientes, agrega ell senior Aguilar
una muy valiosa: la del Jefe de Ex-
pertacidn de la casa Jergens, ell senior
Hans Floer, quien, de paso por esta
isla, vislt6 la exhibition, mostrandose
muy complacido del brillante exito de
la misma.
Felicitamos calurosamente al distin-
guido amigo senior Aguilar por ell triun-
fo obtenido en- sus iniciativas.
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La direction del Partiido......


los que pueden integrar en- Ell futuro,
que nos vemos compelidos saber de
un modo claro Y concluyente, donde
radica la responsabilidad legal de la
Discrimination establecida en- con-
ira de los derechos adquiridos por me-
dio de la expresa voluntad de los su-
fragios del Pueblo, del partido que te-
nemos Ell honor de representa-.
Y es por esta raz6n, honorable Attor-
ney General de Puerto Rico, que res
petuosamente solicitanos en- noInbre del
Partido Socialista, declare oficialmente
81 es cierto no, que vos ha ejercita-
do y ejercitara su prerrogativa legal
de recomendar para cargos judiciales,
en- contra de los candidates del Partido
socialista.
En- case Affirmative. soliciSamos ser
oidos por vos vliestro Departamento,
pues, como principle elemental de de-
recho, ningun individuo, corporation o
partido puede ser condenada sin ser
oida, imparcialmente juzgada.
Deseamos ejercitar hasta donde sea
possible legalmente, nuestros derechos y
prerrogativas de partido politico, con Ell
firme prop6sito de que Sc nos garantice
en- todo tempo y en- cualquier circuns-
tancia, los principles democraticos de
nuestra ciudadania americana.
Ell Partido Socialista, como partido
poIitico, organizado bajo las leyes de
Puerto Rico, con Ell proposito de ejer-
Ger funciones de gobierno igual que to-
dos los partidos politicos en- todos los
pueblos regidos por principles democra-
ticos, desea conocer los preceptos lega-
les vigentes en- Puerto Rico, que pue-
dan rrivar sus hombres del derecho
de ejercer determinadas funciones den
tro del Gobierno de SUI propio pals.
Queremos estar seguros 81 nuestro
Partido puede ser juzgado y condenado
por las ideas los prop6sitos que le
atribuyan el prejuicio y el interes de
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PARIS, febrero 27. Omitted Press).
Charles Dawes, presidente de uno
de los dos conites de expertos que es-
tudian la question de las indemnizacio-
mes y La situacion de Alemania, ha re-
querido de ambos Comites que apresu-
rem sus investigaciones fin de tener
listo Ell informe final mediados de
MARIO proximo, para ser sometido a la
consideration de la Comisi6n de Indem
nizaciOnes. 4 GsEM