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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22

! FAci6n fenia cleTta soeiedad con otTa
corporation titulada Corporation
EdlsoFa DE- Jusllcla-. de Ia que
sran respectiyamente. presidente y
secF~tAFio Santiago Iglesias , Abra
han PsEa
Con esias lliImas alesaciOnes 81
Ia iEtsntado lneluir 81 case On el
phrrafo segundo del articulo 1852
dei c6dlso Ciyn Reylsado que pro-
bite a los mandatariOs adquirir por
4 nj poF persona alguna interme-
dia. los hlenes d. euya administra-
ci6n o enajenaei0n estnyiesen en-
eargados.
Los delaandados contestaron. no
san anles exeepcionar la demanda
I,or faita De eansa dc acci0n. la
eoFte Inferior despues de- desesti-
mar Ia exeepci6n > d. un juicio labo
Fios0 > extenso que dur6 yarias So
Hianas. declar6 Ia nulidad del contra
% = oFden0 Ia restitution dc Ia fin
a. al demandante. declarandO a 81
veg sln lugaE Ia eontrademanda de-
siemandado iglesias. reclamando 81
raioF de eieFtos seFsicios como apo
dorado dei demandante.
Los deinanslados hpelaron v se-
fnian, lnaerendienteinente. hume
rosos errores 81 sns respectiyos ale
saios. pero en eonjnnto casi todos
elios eoinelden en su esencia v To-
dos Taie,ien resnmirse en- tres CRU
poe. q sabeF; y haber desestimadC
Ia corie inferior Ia exeepei0n de IA
a de- eausa de acci6n; -. los gu,
~ refieren a que fueron admitidas
cierias pruebas: y y. error on Ii
apreclaci6n de las pTuebas Y de- IL
igrlsprmdeneia y ley aplicables.
a.. Sc alega poF los apelantes que
IA dsnianda no impufa fraude a I,
etN t'"tAAA@A IT AtAAfO ~ Ndl
Juan. y que In prohibici6n del ar
ti,ulo 1862. parrafo -. supra. n,
tiene aplleaeion en- este case. Y pol
a bane0 - sosliene adenias que &
- tercero.
No exisie mas aiegaciSn On Ia de
manda Qtae menel0ne al RancO d,
~an Juan en relacl6n con Il dolo
qne Ia alesacion que hemos trans
critic. IN ella iinicamente SC impu
Ia = fraude a dlcha partc deman
dada. nor aetos de- Abraham Pefia
ariuando como presidenie de- Ia col
pornei0n. Ia denanda aparece diri
gida al Baneo de San Juan com,
enrrIso cooperative y seglin nuestr,
ity de corpoFaelones los negocio,
d. ioda eorTorael6n seran name
lad". foF sus directories. Csc cits
Ia S''cci6n IL. tai como fue enmen
eada I'or Il leg No. "a. nprobada er
ahril ~ d. iais.)
fnres~. pnes. que estas considc
raeiones responder a Ia creaci6r
sui EeneFis de toda corporation
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22

ba con la maestria que 10 hizo esta
vez, llevando al amino del Jurado
cue su defendido, quien no tenia nj
un testigo de defenas, era inocente
s. que los verdaderos culpables ha-
bian sido otros. Tanto, juzgando
su labor en- el case de homicidio del
ola anterior, como de este de hoy
podemos decir que el Lcdo. Angel
NJ. Villamil apenas 81 necesita in
formar despues que el deja de re-
rreguntar los testigos del Pueblo.
Pero, pesar de esta ventaja, en-
sus informes, es verdaderamente gra
fico y luninoso.
lie feiicitamos de todo corazon
asi como nos permitimos extender
esta felicitaci6n al Distrito de HUI
macao que hoy cuenta con otro cri-
ninalista de honda solidez intelec-
euai. v t~a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22

Hace va muchas semanas fuimos
los primeros en- dar La voz de alar-
ma los numerosos empleados del
gobierno insular, al tener noticias
de que Sc les pretendia rebajar Ell
sueldo en- un 90 por ciento. Enton-
ces Sc celebro en- 81, Y finalmente
RENO la .calna.
Pero es 10 cierto que Ultima
bora nos enteramos de que una vez
mas Sc trata de hacer efectiva la
amenaza, considerando que hay que
buscar una soluci6n a la crisis del
Tesoro. Por 10 visto Sc vuelve a
pensar solamente en- los empleados
pues..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
A las dos de Ia maIlana de aver Ia
guagua "GIOria Maria arrOIIO a siete
perSOnaS en- ei BarriO ObrerO
AIgunOS eStdn SllIndmente graves en- ell Hospital
Municipal. Dos dnCanOs Sc Cuentan entire las WCti-
mas y una nina de once amos
Los tcSgOS preSenCaeS dCen OCu0 e acCeDe ecara
que dos aguaS Venan cgdedndOLaS VCtmaS SaD de un bd

Los "chauffeurs" sin nocion al
guna de prudencia y para quienes
NADIA significa la vida humana ST.
guen hacienda de las suyas y
apuntandose hazafia tras haza-
ma. como 81 ell dltimo siempre pre-
tendiera eclipsar los demas.
Nuestros lectores juzgaran la
gran verdad que encierran nues-
Ntras palabras al tener conocimien-
to de este nuevo accidente, ocurri-
do a las dos de Ia madrugada del
dfa de aver, en- la Gale Is del Ba-
rrio Obrero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
LOS HERIDOS

He aqui la relacion de los heri-
dos:-En el Hospital Municipal
So encontraban reclufdos, algunos
Ell estado grave, la nina Clarita
Dimas, de once amos de edad, la
anciana Domingo Sifredo, de 81
amos de edad, Maria Soto, de %
amos de edad, Y quien Sc encuentra
en- estado interesante segdn nos
informa la policia. por 10 cual Sc
teme sacramento por su vida. En-
los primeros momentos Sc crey6
que esta infeliz estaba nperta. Jo-
Sc Bagr6n, de so amos de edad tam
bien esta en- ell hospital.
Los tres heridos restantes pi-
dieron que Sc les llevara a sus ca
sss y responder a los nombres Gle
Ramon Dinas. de SO amos de edad,
Monserrate Soton1ayor, de "a amos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
BANoCETE
DE La ASSOCIATION DE ADO-
GADOS Al ATTORNEY GENE
RAJ

Por cl prescnte y de conformidad
con el acuerdo de 10 Directiya de
la Association de Abogados de Puer
TO Rico. Sc invita- a todos los Sc
flores abogados que deseen concu-
rrir al banquete que en- honor del
Hon. George c. Butte, Attorney &c
neral de Puerto Rico. ofrece esta
Association. para que tenga, dicho
alto funcionario, una oportunidad
de conocer Y relacionarse con los
abogados del Bar dc Puerto HI
co.
TodoS los que deseen separar sll
cubierto para dicho acto, deben ha-
cerlo antes del lunes pr6ximo. di-
rigiendose cnalquiera de los Sc
ilores que integran el Comite nom
brado al efeeto, Ledos. J. MARTINEZ
Davila, Harry f. Besosa o VI. Be
Iiitez Flores. IL hanquete sera in
formal V sc celebrard el lunes 20
Gle los eorrientes, las 10 so p. m.
en- el Hotel Palace.
10 que Sc hace p1blico, para ge-
neral conocimiento de todos los abo
gados en- Puerto Rico.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. JUNO II
de 1925.
NJ. BENITEZ FLORES.
Secretariv Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22

de edad y Amadea Sifredo de 81
amos de edad.
LO QUE DICEN LOS TEsTIGoS
Los testigos preseneiales dicen
que la guagua Gloria Maria" y
otras mas, tambien del Parque, We
Man luchando por coger los pasa-
ieros, que Sc "trancaron" mutua-
mente Y que entonces la primera
Sc lie fue encima al grupo de per-
sonas que estaba junto la carre-
terra, con los fatales resultados que
va hemos apuntado-
ESQ es 10 que declaran, a gran
des rasgos Y sin detalles, los tes-
tigos presenciales.
Contra Peterson Sc ha jurado
la consiguiente denuncia.
No sabelnos que responsabilidad
tenga ell propietario del vehfculo.
Pero ST sabemos que va es terrible
la situaci6n. Ciudadanos que espe-
ran tranquilamente una guagaa
iunto a la carretera, Y Ia guagua
que llega, pero en- vez de hacer al
to tranquilamente. los arrolla y
los envfa al hospital. Hasta GUAM
do habra de permitirse que esos
elementos sin noci6n alguna de
prudencia tomen en- sus manos e
gnia de un autom6vil para poner
en- peligro la vida de los viandan-
ties?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
CON Ell GOBERNADoR.

Al mismo tempo hemos sabido
que los jefes de departamentos en-
pleno solicitaron una conferencia
con ell Gobernador, antes de dar
una contestaci6n definitiva a la Co
mission de Hacienda. Esa entrevista
entire el morador de Santa Catali-
ma Y los funcionarios executives to-
vo lugar el sabado ultimo. Sc guar
da absolute reserva, zero Sc espe-
ra que hoy lunes sc de una contes-
tacion franca y clara a la Comisi6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
sENADO DR PuERTO RICO
SEA Jasn. r. e.
cOMfsi0N % HACIENDA I
F0MENT0

- harr a@keF ane esta comfSi6n
esfar& feunLAa Il lunss e o. ac-
tnni Hes = las des , media a. IA
saEde. en - rai6n - sealsnes. con
q I'm a. oir en assaleneia p6blisa
= - que deseen infoFmaF sobre -
r. a. i c. as. para proseer
aenfns cara n raebls - rnerso
Riro~ msdianse u imposiei6n A.
cersehna sabre vsnfAs. ae elfrtos
nrbifrioE y a. lieeneisA fahEe De-
erfninmdas osepaeionsa. in4usfriaa
q pegorioss para imponeF essrtas
rrnalidndfss para dsrowmr lss y
So sfGenfes ssbre ATbiirioS y ~
csnrlna. , para ofFaa fires"
I.uis SANCHEZ MORALES.
preEidsnie.
AdFl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
LOS JEFES DE DEPTOS. A SU VEZ HAN
CONFERENCE.-THE CON Ell GOBERNADOR
IANTES DE CONTESTAR A LA COMISION
Sc guarda absolute reseva.AlgurOs REPRESENTATIVES no
COmugan con Ia rebaia, aRgan que Ia Camara ha eu
viadO al SenadO prOyedOs de ngeSOs, sufiCenteS para
Cubrir un presupuestO de dOCe mlIORes
mo SERIA PREFERIBLE SUPRIMlR BOTElLAS EN-
PRO DE Los EMPLEADOS VERDAD?

Cual sera la respuesta de los
jefes de depar.tamentos?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
Rufino RIOS GARCIA.
Atentanlente

Presidente del Centre de Deta-
llistas de provisiones de Pto. Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
NegociO COnyeniente

Sc alquila sc vcnde una casa de
atos bajos en- Rio Piedras pro-
pia para tienda. -Tnformarar:-
Tetuan 40, Tel. 918, Box 1850
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
IAdNrril.anlenil

Department 81 tho Interior. Gem
cfal Land office. Washington. ~ G..
May 81. 1896 Notice lk hereby given
that purauaut TO tho provisions OF
the act Of July 5, 1850 ga Stat. i02).
the lands In the following abandoned
military reservations in the State OF
Washington. viii be offered for sale
Tor cash by the smallest legal sub.
division 10 the highest bidder. at not
Ices than the appraised price in tho
district land office al Seattle. Wash.
August {. 1895: washington Harber
west sidcl. T. 80 n. Y. , W. w. NJ,
Washington, 4Tsz5 acres. appraised
at tto,p1tss: Washington lIarbor
East sidni, T. 80 y, H. ". .gt
acres. appraised At l2,7TI25 Chaiiam
i rgi9S S swssp, I,ui 30 n. J, ",
Chatham Point tEaHil. T. go ~. II I
w. bbL1b acres appraised nj
is.Iga7S. shaw Island twest sldo1
7 30 ", u w, b07.es acres np.
praised ~ t17il.20. Shaw Island
East sldel. Ts, IS and 80 ~. n
" slSsb acres. appraised at
There viii bo sold on August Z
1925, the abandoned military rrser.
vntions mentioned below. inprz Tui.
and southwest portion). Ta. ~ and
% y. H. w. e77.2s acres, Appraised
At iA7fss0: Lopez Island tnorthweAt
portion). Is 2A and 10 ~. n. ; w
e27 20 acres appraised az secs. ss:
San Juan Island taoutheast poinD.
r - y. r. w. 2ts,s0 acres. APP
praised at Si.la450. Vancouver
Point. TE 20 and 30 n. X w
bh2 ~ acres. appraised at 5000 %.
Further Information can be obtained
from the local land office at Seattle,
Washington.
WILLIAM SPRY.
CummlHHioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
BROTHERS MEET
ParmaIees Had Not Seen
Each other Since 1899

Hello. Guyr' said a shhuer. step.
ping into the office or Guy Par.
melee. In the county city building,
this week
Tin afraid you have the ndyan'
taFr OF me. raid Guy,
Jaw. quit your kidding Don't
you know your own brother7' said
the shrner. Hc Is a H. rnrmelec.
Of Oklahoma city. Okla
The last time tho two Purmelrcs
met. a. u. was lying sick and
wounded, In the First Reserve hos.
pital. Manila. +. l. When Guy len
he thought he had seen hia brother
alive for the last time. That was
during the Spanish war, in 1889
Guy Pnrmclee was with Company
l. flint Washington. a II was a
member Of Company @. First Ne
braakn.
The Seattle Parmclec IN In charge
OF the soldiers relief fund for the
county: the Oklahoma brother Is a
high school teacher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
Church and State Meet
in Battle on Golf Links
But the Club-Swinging Pastor Was Unaware
His Opponent Was "Bl" Severyns

city7" quoucd the moro ruthu.
Hiaslic one, who had invited him
self into the game
eyes. I've been here quite
while"
~ suppose you are located ln
business hcrc7
Tho other swung hard and
topped the ball
why I'm a pastor" he re-.
turned
"wcn' calculated hir quea
TONER, NOW that's quite co
incidence, I'm the chief Of 20,
lice
Hiu club dropped 20 the turf
and look OF bewlldcrmcut
crossed the pastors face
Then followed "a good laugh,
aud the game. even up az the
third hole. was continued hot and
furlously. A. tho ninth hole
they were Ftlll neckunducck.
and neither tho cculeslnstic nor
tho pohcer got the satisfaction
OF walking OF with the laurels,
Tho pastor was the Rev. o II,
Bremen. b0os 10Th ~ t. OF the
University Lutheran church.
y ittiir hiH opponent was "liill
Soyeryna himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
New Business Tops
Lumber Production

Half % last weeks new lumber
business was taken for future water
delivery. according 20 n report Of ii6
mills TO tho West Coast Lumber.
mems association here. New busi-
meas. totaiiuE i24. s59, 245 feet. wnH II
per cent above production. The mills
manufactured ios.sso,2S7 feet and
shipped ii4.73i,siT feet OF lumber
last week.
Local auto and team deliveries
to;alcd 7.420.las feet.
In the first 20 weeks OF 1925, tho
production reported to tho associs
ton. has been -.3o5.2t0.5is feet.
new business, 2.a5s.s4e,l7i feet, and
shIpmonta. 2.aTs. aas. $40 foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
LUMBER STRONG
EXCEPT PRICES
Only Drawback in Condi-
tons in Coast Industry
DROP IS UNEXPECTED
Predict Rise if Majority Of
Mills Close Down
nY EnANk EnsIEn

THERE has been but little change
L In conditions during the past
few weeks,
There u more demand from the
Atlantic coast and Los Angeles "
taking large volume Of lumber.
The rail demand ~ perhaps "a little
better. Australian and English inter,
oat Il kcener, and All points to a
stronger market except In one re-,
spect, and that IL prices with every
reason for prices 90 be higher. or at
least stronger their tendency r. 10
sag.
The utmost that opiimists can re.
port Is that there is promise Of an
advance during this month Of dol
lar a thousand Undoubtedly " the
majority Of Tho mills should close
down early, an reported. there viii
be sales at higher prices as the sup.
ply grows ncnrcer Tranaita VIII be-
cleaned up and the tone viii be
healthier
iiut once the mills reopen there il
every prospect that Nyo shall be again
on tho old unsatisfactory mill foot
ing
The prairie trade In Canada IL con
sidcrabiy better than our correspond.
ing market here and Is therefore
sufficiently heavy TO absorb much
OF the produce Of tho British Column.
bin mills that would otherwise be
competing with our mills IN tho A,
lantic coast trade.
The attempt on the part Of the
railroads 70 place ioE rates on a mile
age basis il meeting with opposition
Of type that shows tho loEEeru
arr capable u organization an eSs
ample tho mill mon would do well
to profit by. Should tho railroads
win. there will ho ono more burden
laid upon the hack OF our already
overloaded Industry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
ny FRED C. KOCH

UNHE police department and the
L church had u out" al the
Municipal golf links Thursday
afternoon In a spectacular battle
that ended In u draw.
A lone golfer was about 90
"tcc OFF, az the links, intending
90 make nine holes for a bit Of
afternoon excitement
lie was all set when a stranger
walked up and politely asked n
they could not make the holes
together,
Tho newcomer mumbled his
name 10 the other. who In turn
introduced himself And 30 the
game started. each wondering
who his antagonist might be.
~ suppose you live here In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
VETS TO CAMP
500 Spanish War Soldiers
Expected at Bremerton

More ,hnn 500 Spanish war vet.
erans are expected az Brcmsrtou
July .. 10 and II. for the annual de.
partment cncampmcnt
August Tocllucr. historian Of the
washington.Ala Alaska department. lie
making arrangements Delegates
from all parts OF the state and terri.
tory arc expected.
The annual national encampmcnt
will be held in Petersburg. Fla. in
August State and territorial camps
are electing delegates TO both meet.
ingA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
BIGGEST ALTO DIME

CORONA. y. Thousands OF
iunked cars from New York city arc
placed on the city dump here every
year. A large gang OF junk men
make a living hy stripping them Of
everything OF any value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

California. labor commissioner
states that there nre 10000 jobless
movie extras IN Hollywood. and
the grass hasn't got a good start
down there, either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

Only two men killed Mt Bcr.
Inns reception OF President won
Hiudeuburg. II was IA much
more orderly affair than an or.
binary Chicago election.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
INHALE EN- GIRLS,
AND BE MASCULINE

Girls, If you would raise the bat
ting average of your sex in hard
ened arteries and one-cylinder hearts,
smoke steadily and regularly, is the
advice of DR.. Herman G.. Morgan,
city health officer.
MANY physicians believe smoking
is responsible for men leading wom-
en- in diseases of the heart and arte-
ries. So, If women resent this mas
culine lead they should by all means
increase their inhalations and exha-
lations," DR.. Morgan said.
1.-THE breakfast puff is es-
specially masculine" Morgan con-
tinued. satirically. "And unchal-
lenged masculinity may be achieved
by rising at frequent intervals dur
ing the night to worship at Lady
Nicotine's shrine"
Morgan questioned the real pleas
ure derived by many women smok-
ers, declaring the habit in many
cases is merely an effort to appear
devilish and to conform to a mode.
but, after ALL" he continued.
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friends say. he win be neither
flesh. fish nor fowl" Under the
terms Of the sentence. he will have
no rank. no command and no pay
on which to live. Neither can he
support himself by civilian work, i'm.
less he is authorized to do SO. nor
viii he receive any allowance from
the government. 1t is uncertain
whether he can go into politics dur
ing the FIVE years. He is practically
suspended in mid-air, they say.
Mitchell is eligible to retirement
in two years and the sentence casts
doubt on whether he can retire then.
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tOOHbiuueu ETOH ago ~
ing to the President, but ultimately
the whole matter goes to the White
House for approval.
Col. William Mitchell was sub
poenaed to appear before the Shen-
andoah naval court of inquiry by
Major Harry Leonard, judge advo-
cate of the court, this morning.
Political observers foresee a tick
lish decision for the President.
Mitchell refrained from comment
ing on the sentence. He was ex
pecting a sentence of dismissal.
Opinions Disagree
These acquainted with Army pre-
cedent believe the President will not
only cut the. sentence, but will in
corporate a provision giving the con-
victed officer one quarter pay during
his LAY Off,"
Others, however, believe the Presi
dent may approve the sentence, but
remit 1t entirely after very short
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he has been pressed to run FOR Con-
greas from his home state. Wiscop,
sin. but his right 10 do 50 alsO is
clouded.
Approval Of the sentence by the
President with the peculiar position
in which the sentence would put
him probably would lead to Mitchel's
prompt resignation from the Army.
some Of his friends say.
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"only few women never have
smoked. mean > during girlhood
days. they journeyed with their
brothers behind the barn to puff at
buggy whip or to tackle the stimu.
lus Of bit Of crushed mullen leaves.
And how about the youthful bliss in
coffee smoking?"
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period. 1t win probably take a
month for the case to reach him.
Just what win happen to Mitchell
II the President approves the SEN
tence remains in doubt. Some be-
lieve he can wear his uniform and
will receive all Of his pay at the end
OF five years suspension while
others disagree. However, regard
less of the period of suspension, Nit
chell still will be subject to Army
discipline and regulation and gov.
erned by military law.
In this position. some of his