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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
NOW READY FOR
LONG FLIGHT
Storm May Cause Delay OF
3 Airmen, Bremerton Hears

Three round.the.world flyers un.
der the command OF Lieut. Lowell
Smith. we're ready Tuesday morning
10 hop Off from Chicagoff. island OF
Attu. for the long Jump across the
Pacific ocean 20 tho Kuriie islands.
of the coast 81 japan according 20
wireless reports reaching Bremcrton.
A message received early Tuesday
morning stated thar the weather
conditions were unfayorable and "
was feared that tho men might not
be able TO start However they
were prepared 20 leave should con.
ditions Improve during the fore
noon.
while his three former flying
companions were awaiting the op.
portunity to start the perilous flight
across tho Pacific, MAJ. Frederick
L. Martin. with his mechanic. sergt
Alva Harvey. were aboard tho
aseamcr Catherine ID. OF the Pacific.
American Fisheries Co. bound for
Seattle
fhH Two men were 70 leave Port
MoIlcr. where they arrived afoot
Saturday evening after having been
Loaf IN tho ice wilderness OF Alasla
since April 30. when thar plane
was wrecked against a mountain.
curly Tuesday morning.
The ship win take the men 10
Bellinghnm and they VIII then come
directly 20 Seattle en- route East.
where they win prepare TO reJoin
the flight.
Officials OF the Pacific.Amcrican
Fisheries Co. In Beilingham said
Tuesday that tho boat in which
Martin Is travelling win arrive here
about May Is or 20. The major
may transfer 20 a faster boat on
tho way down and arrive sooner.
Il is declared.
Martin wired 10 Washington. D.
G, Monday. that nc was preparing
70 start unless he received orders
TO the contrary. He was instructed
20 20 TO Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
FLYERS START
TRIP SOUTH
Tonkin Hops Off on Nom
Stop Flight Attempt

lieut. Earle n. Tonkin. assistant
air officer Or Grassy field. Who vas
rent 20 Seattle 20 10 20 Alaska 20
help la the Search for Maj Martin.
hoped of from sand Point Tues.
day morning, on the return trip 20
California, in an attempt 10 make q
non stop Night and also sc; a time
record for the flight
Lieut. Tonkin and his mechanic.
SerKt. Ivan Cooper. were scheduled
% so North on the cutter Bear. but
when Martin reached Port Moller
safely. Tho two men were ordered
90 return 20 rriasy field
With favorable winds. Lieut.. Ton.
kin said he should make 'hs trip
without having 20 stop 20 refuel II
bis gas runs Low. he planned 10 stop
a. Red Bluff. Cal
sergt Cooper Il 10 BE- discharged
on his return 10 California. he VIII
than 80 20 tho Vancouver barracks.
where he viii aid Lieut.. oakley G.
Kelley IN aerial experiment..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
BILL is ARGUED

Prescribing initiative measure No.
so. fixing the aggregate Of all tar
leyies OF state. county. school dis
trict and town on real and per-
sonai property at 40 mills on tho
dollar. as a cure for primitive and
pioneer legislation. proponents Of
the bin have commenced an inten-
siye campaign for It's passage at
tho coming election.
In pamphlet issued by the
Voters Information league, with
headquarters In Seattle, both the
opponents and proponents OF the
measure present their views The
opponents declare tho measure is
claas legislation designed 10 bcno-
nj tho owners Of real estate az the
expense OF other citizens and other
forms OF property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Convict Sends Mite to
Keep Others Out of Pen
Walla Walla Prisoner Contributes 81 for
Whitman College Endowment Fund

Ksieh's letter to judge Burke FOL
lows;
Hon. Sir;
see by the papers that a
drive n being made 90 raise
funds Tor Whitman collrEc En-
closed you win find 81 which
hope will be Of some use.
] ana IN the state penitentlary
az present and the hoys and
girls from whitman college
have been up here ON several
occasions with good shows and
have done a number ~ things
AZ different times 70 help
brighten things for tho men
here. ~ l am glad 20 be able
20 help with what little ! can.
I ans studying Ia here and
setting an education and / want
20 donate the above amount
20 that u may help In a small
way for someone else 10 get an
education. without having 10
como 70 The penitentiary as that
Is ono OF the main problems
that society has 20 contend
with today. and I believe that
everyone who can help should
do their duty. 20 that II why
l am sending what can 70
help. Very truly yours
CHARLES X. KELcH.
More than 100000 has bee
raised by the whitman eoiieE
workers IN their campaign for 81,
100000. rom May : 20 June
An individual quota Of $500 eac
has been st for alumni Of the IN
stitutlon Members Of the nauoni
committee Arci Judge Thoma
Burke. Seattle, chairman; H. ,
Parsons. Seattle; Otto Rupp. Seat
tie; IS. w. Baker. waila WALL
and Mrs, ]. r. weyerhaeuser. Ts
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13

A contribution o. 81 10 ~help IN
q small way for someone else 20
set an education without having 10
come 60 the rsnitoniiafy" was re-
eeiyed Tuesday hy Judge Thomas
Burke, chairman Of the national
committee Of The whitman College
Endowment fund. from Charles w.
kelch. prisoner asit. IN the state
penitentiary az Wnlla Walla
Gratitude Tor the occasion. when
students 81 Whitman college
Frightened things with shows
and entertainments for the con
Hicia Was also cited by kelch In
his letter 10 Judge burke.
kolch. according 10 the prison
records. was practically ilnteraie
when he was received AZ the peni-
Tertiary. April "a. 1891, lie Is nov
studying a correspondence course In
architectural drawing furnished rs
a fra,ernal organization 70 ox-sory-
leo men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Naval Secretary Is
Invited to Seattle

Curtis ID. Wilbur. secretary Of tho
navy. and Admiral william A. Mof
fats. chief OF the naval bureau OF
asronautica. have been invited TO eel.
ebRte tho Fourth OF July In Seattle.
Il was announced Tuesday. Tole.
grams were sent Monday afternoon
by Mayor Brown and Robert S. Mac.
fariane. chairman Of the Fourth Of
July committee Of tho American
Legion.
Hope was expressed In the telc-
grams that the giant navy dIrigiblc
Shenandoah. which II 90 make tho
North Pole trip. would DO sent here
70 take part in tho big naval ccicbra.
ton which WIN mark the days events
In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
MAN is CRUSHED
IN CAR CRASH
&oman Driver Held Not Re.
SDonSlble for Accident
VICTIM is NEAR DEATH
Darts Across Street and Is
Run Down by Auto

Crushed b an automobile oD Sec
ana ave. between Madison and
Marion sts. late Monday Night. VII
liam r. Mills, 81. Of 1915 ssrd ave.
~ was az the point ~ death in
XgoY ldence hospital Tuesday
Mills has been unconscious since
e accident and Is believed 20 have
a fractured skull together with
brain Conclusion
Mrs. Catherine r. Lynch. SEA 5ith
ave. 5. W. reported 10 the police that
She was driving her auto south on
Seoond ave. when Mills suddenly
dtrtod across the street aud Was hit
by her car. The injured man vas
taken 70 the city hospital by r. W.
stevens. a taxi driver. Later. be was
transferred 20 the Providence hospl.
IA.
Mrs. Lynch was not held By the
police. she claimed that Mills had
been drinking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
WEDNESDAY, RADIO
BILL VARIED FOR
"TUNING IN" FANS

Copyright. 1924. United Pross)
NToR. Newark t405 motors), p.
w M, II. s. T.-Inferpretative
musical lecture by DR.. Slgmund
spaeth, assisted by Philip Gordon,
noted pianist.
WEAl. New York (4o2 metcrs),
and WCAP. Washington (iG9 me.
tcrs), p. m. II. s. T,--Program
OF Russian music under direction
OF Charles *. Isnacson.
WLW, Cincinnati 600 mcters).
8 p. m, Il. s. Convention OF
National Conl association, with
music by the Cincinnati Sym.
phony orchestra.
KSD. ST. Louis t5a6 metors,. 8
p. m, G. s. T.-Program by music
department Of st. Louis public
schools, with orchestra OF 400.
XIII, Los Angeles t305 mctcrs),
Is p. M, y. G. S, T.--Leslic II,
Brigham, basso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Girl Is Accused
Of Stealing Coat

Charged with haven stolen coat
belonging to another girl at tho in.
stitution, Doris Davis. former In.
mate OF tho State School for Girls
at Grand Mound. was under arrest
Tuesday on n grand larceny war.
rant. II was sworn TO by Mrs.
May NJ. T.ongcnbach. matron, who
charges that Miss Davis took the
coat. belonging TO Alta Machctte,
when she left the school April l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Big Passenger List
on Seattle Vessel

Carrying the third largest passen.
ger list OF the season for Seattle. tho
ADMIRAL liner President Grant sailed
Tuesday from Yokohama, according
to advices received The vessel Is
due TO arrive here May -.
The liner carries Ga passengers. n
large cargo. including silk valued NJ
several million dollars and s,0i0 bags
OF mail. The Admiral liners Presi'
dent Jackson and President Jefferson
carried TO and ssS passengers, re-
in recent arrivals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
PLAGUE SPREAD
13 New Outbreaks in Hoof
and Mouth Disease

SAN FRANCISCO. May Ia
Thirteen new outbreaks Of the hoof.
and.mouth disease. affecting 1.1Ss
cattle. hogs and goats. and introduce
ing a new county. Fresno. Into the
list Of infected counties, we're the
Developments since Saturday re-
ported today 10 DR.. L. @. Houck. di-
rector OF the fight against .he Cali
fornia plague
Besides Fresno county. new in
fections We're found in MADEIRA.
stanislaus. TuoIumne. Los Angeles
and MERGED counties. all of which
have had previous Infections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
City Employe Pay
Raise Is Proposed

salary increases ranging from IS
to ,2s a month ara pledged TO Seat.
tie city employees in the lowest paid
positions under a resolution intro
duced in the city council Monday by
Chairman Z. L. Blaine OF the finance
committee.
Blaine said tho proposed increase
would affect between 1900 and 1890
city employees and would add about
$4,000 to the city budget.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Homecoming Fete
for Major Martin

A big homecoming reception Will
be given Mai. Frederick l.. Martin
and Scrgt. Alva l.. Harvey upon
their return to Seattle. according to
plans announced by the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday,
following receipt OF information
that tho airmen had been ordered
TO proceed to Washington, ID. c.
The plans call for public recep.
ton, and their entertainment at a
luncheon or dinner to be given I'm.
der the auspices of the Chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
OIL DEAL TOLD
Doheny Given Preferential
Right to Field, Charge

WASHINGTON. NAY he. l.
poheny. oil magnate. who loaned
FORMER Secretary Of the Interior
van sioo. 900. received preferential
risht 10 California naval reserve
ieasos from Pail r. c. Finnry. as.
sissant secretary OF the interior, told
the senate oil committee today.
noheny was singled cut By Fail
from five bidders and given an OF.
portunity 20 submit an alternative
BID. which was accepted by FAIL
Finney testified
Under this alternative bid. DO.
hcny got a preferential right 90 tho
Lease Of naval reserve Nc. I. right
which later resulted I'm his lease OF
the whole reserve. F'inney said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Evangelist Suffers
Physical Breakdown

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May a.
Billy Sunday. evangelist. is suf-
fering from a breakdown in physi.
cal condition. 1t was announced.
His physicians issued orders TO can.
eel an engagement at Sweetwater.
where he was 10 conduct a revival.
Members Of the Sunday family
said today that he would finish
his engagements in Memphis and
would speak tonight. despite his
condition. and warning OF pnysi-
clans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Council Lineup Is
POSTPONED Awhile

Committee assignments. thru a
council caucus. havo been aban.
donod until the Saturday before
the now council meets. Juno ., IL
was announced Tuesday, when the
council found that It would be un.
able TO caucus before Councilman
John Il. Carroll leaves for the East
"Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Edison Marshall
Arrives Wednesday

Edison Marshall author OF "Thc
snowshoc Trail' and other popular
novels that have run In The Seattle
star, will be In Seattle Wednesday
as guest Of tho Free Lanccs.
Marshall and Johnny Grunellc, au.
thor OF "Roggedy Ann and Raggedy
Andy" arc TO be entertained nj II
dinner given by the Free Lanecs
Wednosdny night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
CONCRESSM AN
GIVEN z YEARS
Convicted in Liquor Case,
Given Two Years

CONVICTION. Ky. May ls.-cou.
gresham John W. Langley was sen.
fenced 10 two years in Atlanta fed.
eral penitentiary here today on
charges OF violating the liquor
laws, He was convicted by a jury
last night.
Motion for a new trial was denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
LEADER PASSES
Gen. Sun Vat Sen Reported
Dead in Canton of Fever

HoNGKoNG. May 13.--Gcn. Sun
Vat Sen. who for several years has
waged inccssnnt warfare against the
Pekln government. styling himself
president OF South China, died today
at Canton OF brain fever. according
TO unconfirmed reports here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Man Sought on
Larceny Charge

Ellis Hardesty, alias Fred Lyman,
was. facing arrest by county officers
Tuesday as the result OF an infor.
nation charging grand larceny of
s126,25. which he retained while act.
ing as trustee for Thomas Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
Father of Steel
Magnate Succumbs

JouNSTowN, Pa, May Ia
John A. schwab, So, father Of chas.
N. schwab, died at his homo In Lo.
roito todny. Tic was stricken by
paralysis Sunday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
British Plane Is
Again in Flight

NASIRABAD, India, May 18.--The
British round.the.world flyers are on
the wing again.
After a 10 days delay due TO en-.
gino trouble. Major Maclaren, com.
manding tho British amphibian plane,
is reported TO have arrived ut Parlu.
India, His total mileage now is
$3.50 since he left England seven
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13

A warm homo and cold storage
cabinet regulated automatically by
electricity arc modern possibilities
which arc being demonstrated at
tho Automatic Heat and Cold Expo.
sition 1888 Fifth ave, near vir
glnia Open evenings. Frcc,--Ad.
yeltisemont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-13
HOOPER REELECTED

CHICAGO, May 13.--Bon w.
Hooper. OF tho United States rail.
rond labor board, has been reelected
to the chalrmanship.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
CON- Resdene en- Washington contesa las acusacones que
contra los potcos aiancistas formuara Santiago gsias
mo HE DADO IMPORTANCE ALGUNA A LAS ARROGANCIAS
INFANTILES DEL JEFE DEL RADICALISMO NSuLAR', Dice
Ell HON. CORDOVA DAVILA

FL peri6dico LA PRENSA me invi-
ia para que conteste en- sus eolumnas
las acusaciones que formula ell lfder
socialista Santiago Iglesias contra los
elementos victoriosos en- la Ultima cam
pafia electoral de Puerto Rico. No he
dadO importancia alguna las arro-
gancias infantiles del jefe del radica-
lismo insular, como no Sc la daran
tampoco los portorriquenos sensatos
que residen en- New York, porque en-
Puerto Rico conocemos de sobra a San
tiago Iglesias Y sabemOs que su tenn
peramento belicoso e impulsivo Sc des-
borda en- denuestos improperios, cuan
do no consigue. realizar los fines que
persigue.
Por deferencia a LA PRENSA, Y no
porque 10 merezcan las calumniosas
imputaciones de Iglesias, yoy a permi-
tirme restablecer La verdad de los he
choS.
Ell resultado dc las elecciones es una
demostraci6n elocuente de la sensatez
Y cordura del pueblo portorriqueMo. La
campafa electoral, actiya intensa, Sc
eXtendi0 por toda la isla, de un extre-
mo otro de la misma. Nunca tuvO cl
pals mas amplias oportunidades para
penetrarse conciencia de los prop0-
sitOs Y fines .perseguidos por las colec-
tividades contendientS La tribuna pG-
blica sc levant0 en- diversas ocasiones
en- tOdas V cada una de las municipal
lidades del pals De un lado, la tribu-
ma Aliancista, convertida en- catedra
de concordia, de fraternidad, de mora
lidad, de ordenS de otro lado, la tri-
buna epub1ico-socialista predicando,
Ia discordia, ell comunismo, Ia distri-
buci6n de la propiedad, la violencia
V ell atropello. Los pr6ceres de la Allan
"a enarbolaban el ramo del olivo, que
es sfmbolo de paz; los caudillos radi-
Gales, Ell trapo rojo del odio, que es
sfmbolo de demagogia y anarqula. La
opinion pGblica presenciaba con ansie-
dad el desarrollo de la campafia,
cuando lego ell mOmento de actuar,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
LOS CoMUNIsTAs EsTAN sIENDO
ESTRECHAMENTE VIGILADOS EN-
PARIS

PARIS, dicicmbre 6. United Press.)
La policia ha negado enfaticamente
Ia version de que los comunistas ex'
tranjeros hayan invadido la frontera
franceSa. La policia esta tomando ener'
gicas medidas, obedeciendo instruc-
clones del gobierno, para terminar de
una manera de otra, con toda agita-
ci6n comunista, que acknowledgements ha-
Ira de ser dirigida por anarquistas ex.
tranjeros, los cuales seran expulsados
del territorio frances.
La policia esta vigilando estrecha-
mente los comunistas que viven en-
los suburbios de esta capital Y esta dis
puesta d terninar con toda manifesto
ci6n de caracter revolucionario que
pueda organizarse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
UN ANO MAS De CRfDITO, QUE
BENEFICIA A TODO FL PALS

La excelente y reputadisima Com
paflia de Seguros de Vida contra
Academies "El Ancora" que en-
pez6 Ell afo Iquidando poizas muy
importantes, correspondientes San
Juan, Ponce otras ciudades pue-
bios de la Isla,-. cierra tambi6n Ell
afio con la liquidaci6n de otras mu-
chas p6lizas, entire las cuales quere-
mos referirnos a la que Sc menciona
en- la siguiente carta que nos apresu-
ramos,-por ell prestigio de que goza
tan excelente Compaiiia de Seguros-
reproducir.
Los terminus en- que aparece redac-
tado ese mensaje de gratitud, la
vez que de cortesia,-de las cuales
son nerecedoreS, respectivamente, la
navy acreditada Compafiia y sus va
liosos y activos representatives, don
A. Marrero Jr. don j. A. Marrero,-
ponen de relieve, una vez mas, que
''El Ancora'' no solo disfruta de
bien cimentado prestigio en- todo el
pals, al cual honra enaltece de mo-
do extraordinario, sino que benefcia
considerablemente cuantas personas
le prestan su cooperation, por la ge-
nerosidad con que tan reputada Com
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
Los SGhOreS IgleSiaS y DOnes,
apeldn a los sentiments
del pueblo americana, en- un
manifesto, hacienda COnstar
que las eleCCiOneS han SidO
una farSa

Seg1n anunciamos en- nuestra edi-
dicion de aver, hoy publicamos un
manifesto que el jefe del socialismo
portorriqueno, senador Santiago Igie-
sias, y el representante a la CANA
ra, Adolfo Dones, han preparado ex-
plicando el objective y planes de su
gesti6n en- los Estados Unidos.
"Desde el dia 18 de octubre del
ano 1S98-dice el documento en- cues
ti6n-en que la soberania del pue-
bio de Puerto Rico fue transferida
de la corona de Espaiia al pueblo
de los Estados Unidos, y las institu-
clones monarquicas de la isla fueroD
substituidas por las instituciones de-
mocraticas y republicanas de esta
repdblica, los portorriquenos trata-
ron de alcanzar y finalmente alcan-
aaron la condicion de ciudadanos de
los Estados Unidos con todos los de-
beres, privilegios y derechos que
nuestra ciudadania implica en- el
mundo. Con ell fin de obtenerla el
pueblo de Puerto Rico, mediante
constante trabajo, esplendido COM
portamiento. fisico, lealtad esfuer-
zos continuados ilimitada fe en- la
Libertad y la Democracia, mejoro
la situacion de todas las clases socia-
les de la isla, desde el desinteresado
y desamparado bracero del campo al
mas altivo banquero v, financiero. ],
"En una session conjrnta de los
organizadores directories de los par
(Contintia en- ia pat. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
PROPAGANDA SOCIALISM,

Para que los lectores de LA Prem
sa" puedan darse cuenta de Ia propa-
ganda puesta en- practica por nuestros
adversarios, bueno es hacer constar
que el dfa tres de noviembre circulo
una hoja suelta epdblico-socialista en-
San Juan, titulada la Canalla Perfu-
NADIA, en- la cual sc aboga por ell rapido
cruZamiento de las razas, Sc ataca al co
mercio Y al capital, como representan-
ties del robo, la uSura V ell crimen Y
Sc insulta a nuestra sociedad, dicien-
do "que esconde hip6critamente sus
vicios y su holgazanerfa organizando
verbenas Y bales, con fines caritativos
para instituciones como la Cruz Roja,
Hogar Infantil, Asilo de Carload V
otras instituciones de beneficencia, que
no son mas que un pretexto para diver
tirse y reirse de la desgracia la mi
Seria."
Las acusaciones de Iglesias publ
cadas en- la Prensa", solo constitu-
yen generalidades Y apreciaciones, sin
especificar hechos concretos que pue-
dan ser debidamente rebatidos. Es
muy c0modo v socorrido acusar en- ter
minos generates, porque el acusador,
qtlesa1nada Sc expone, puede ahuecar
la voz Y desarrolIar con absolute i'm
punidad las facultades que posea para
(Continia en- la pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08

moci6n. La information del repre-
sentante Dones confrma este critic
rio. He aqui el telegrama recibido
aver por LA PRENSA:
EN- dictamen energico la conven-
ciSn de la Federation del Trabajo
aprob6 por unanimidad la resolution
presentada por ell senador Santiago
Iglesias, condenando el robo electo-
raj realizado en- Puerto Rico.
"El presidente Gompers fue auto
rizado para ayudar a los delegados
de los partidos protestantes en- su
gesti6n ante ell Congreso para lograr
corregir las injusticias perpetradas
en- las elecciones Gltimas.
Delegado ADOLFO. DONES."
(De LA Prensa" de N. "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08

lcga Ell MUNDO.
A nuostro companero sc lie aciisaba
de TN delito de ibelo infamatorio, por
cierta information que TN redactor de
dicho peri6dico di6 la pubhcidad, i'm
putando cierto estado a una sehorita
que fu6 victima dc un accidente de au-
tomovi,.
Felicitamos sinceramente a nnestro
amigo companero por su absoluci6n.
Agradecemos los estimadisimos CO.
legas sus atlas frases de compaherismo,
POGO prodigadas en- estos tiempos..