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New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
C0URT.IS LEN|ENT
 ID WOMAN DRIVER Mrs. Annie Rau Given Suspend-
 cd Judgment On Charge MAN MISSING FROM HOME
Barber Fined for Alleged Assault on Bill Collector - Man Pays on Speeding Charge - Soft Ball Gets Under Way.

Mrs Annie Rau Of S69 East 65th street. New York city, who was ar rested last Sunday afternoon and charged with reckless driving after her car had forced another off the road and into a fence learned that rural justice is oftimes tempered with leniency when she was fined s25 and costs and had the execution O. the judgment suspended on pay nlent of the costs.
 Richard Naples a local barber re- fused to pay a collector more money than he had agreed to pay weekly and when the former insisted that he do SO he ordered him from his place of business. The collector vent but according to Naples only after he was forced to. When he reached the outside he had not lost any of his insistence and according to the barber and Naples struck the man who caused his arrest on charge of breach of the peace.
 At last nights session Naples was found guilty and fined slO and costs.
 John Labaniec of East Berlin was also in court charged with reckless driving, driving with defective brakes and breach of the peace. His case was the result of an accident which occurred on Pennington ave rue some time ago in which the car he was driving and one driven by Maria Genther were in collision.
 The last charge was made against him by a woman who was witness to the accident and who claimed that Labainiec used unfit language in dis cussing liability for same. Judge Grswold fined him S25 and costs each on the charge of reckless driv- ing and breach of the peace and dis missed the charge of driving with defective brakes.
 Labaniec took an appeal and bonds in the case were set at S200 b% the court.
 w. J. Daddous of 351 Garden street, Hartford, was fined S10 and costs amounting 10 S5 when he was found guilty on the charge of speed ing.
 Gets Compensation
 Compensation for injuries receiv- ed more than a year ago was grant ed s. Chase Coale of Warrington ridge through the mediation of At torney s. Polk Waskowitz, Coale, who was an employe of the Red Wing Flying Service. was injured as he was attempting to spin the pro- peller of one of the companys air planes preparatory to starting it. The plane was being piloted at the timas. by the company's chief pilot, Roy Ahearn, who met his death re- gently in a plane accident in New Jersey,
 The local mans right leg was broken in four places as a result of the accident and while no amount was named. it is believed that he would receive a substantial amount.
 League Gets Under Way
 A triple tie for first place exists in the Remington soft ball league as the result of the games played last night at the Perciyal avenue grounds. Four games were played. three Of them being on the regular schedule, while the fourth was play cd by the Giants and American Le-
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
IOWA CENSUS INCREASES

Washington, July 3 P)-Iowa's s state total was announced by the census bureau today as 2.467,900. an increase of 63,S79 or 2.7 per cent
 This total was less than the 2.- 46S,747 based on announcements Of the local supervisors. The census bureau said the new figure was also subject to revision in the final off, cial count
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
NOTES AUTHORIZED

Washington, July 30.-tUP)-The interstate commerce commission to- day authorized the Portland Ter minal company, Maine, to issue s1, 100000 of notes to be sold at not less than their face value, The Maine Central Railroad company was authorized to guarantee the notes.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
BUILDING PROGRESS GOOD

Hartford. July 30.--tPl-Contract- ors, architects and others familiar with building operations are watch ing with no little interest, the prog ress being made on the construction of the new state office building here. It was estimated today that the con- tractor is now two weeks ahead O.; schedule,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30

received enthusiastically by the large assemblage.
 Costello Improves
 The condition of Joseph Costello said 10 be assaulted by Fred Jac- quette. ST, of Middle street and Ed ward Olson of Greene street Satur- day evening. was reported to be ini- proved at the Bristol hospital to- day. The alleged assaulters will be in police court on Tuesday, August h
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
AGEBO NAMED SECRETARY

Madrid, July 30 P)-Jose Gomez Acebo, son Of the Marques of Cor tina today was appointed first sec retary Of the Spanish embassy 1T Washington. He had been serving as second secretary of the Spanish legation in Budapest.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
PREMIER TO GET INCREASE

London, July 30 UP)-An in- crease in the salary of the prime minister by 2,o00 pounds (s1O,O00) to 1000 pounds annually was rec commended today in a report of special committee
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
MANY RELIEVED DROWNED

khiVa. Jzbekistan, [. s. s. R July 30 tP-Many persons drowned. numerous villages were submerged and 500 houses carried away by a disastrous flood of the Amudara river. the largest stream in Asiatie Russia.
 In the kipChak region a number Of dams were destroyed, large mum bers Of cattle were killed and near ly 1000 acres of rich sovn lenI were inundated.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
DRIVERS LICENSES SUSPENDED

The operators license of Ross A. ShApardson of IS Harrison street has been suspended, according to word received today by the police from the state department of motor vehicles.
 The operators licenses of Ralph C. Lawrence of New Britain and Jo- seph Notarnicola of Plainville are among others suspended for one year on the charge of driving while under the influence of liquor.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
Conference Called

Washington, July so LP-Through an exchange of expert opinion, the men directly responsible for enforc- ing the nations dry laws today sought 10 solve it's problems and settle delicate questions of policy.
 The 12 experienced administra- tors appointed to take charge in the field were called into a two-day con- ference with their chief, Amos W. W. WoodcoCk, newly appointed di- rector of prohibition. + was their first meeting since the reorganiza- ton of the enforcement unit which followed it's transfer on July from the treasury to the department of justice.
 Plans Informal Talk
 Woodcock was ready with an in- formal talk. outlining the policies already approved and detailing the questions still to be settled. At the conclusion of his speech a general discussion was planned.
 The director had arranged for conference with Attorney General Mitchell at noon, and later in the day had planned to issue a state ment summarizing the progress Of the conference.
 With Mitchell and Assistant Attor- ney General Youngquist, Woodcock was called to the White House late yesterday by President Hoover for q discussion of the program of to- days meeting. 4 conference Of more than an hour followed.
 In the gathering today. Woodcock saw his first opportunity for in- stilling in his men an esprit du corps which he plans to extend into the rank and file of the service.
 Plans Rigid Discipline
 He has planned for his personnel a rigid discipline, to include prompt acknowledgeme and re- ward for meritor.ous work and equally speedy punishment for de- linquencics.
 How the cooperation of the var ious states in stricter enforcement of the dry laws can best be obtain ed was one of the important prob lems which came up today. Mitchell has announced he considers such cooperation indispensable to eff Cient enforcement. The admins trators called into the conference to- day were;
 Johnathan s. Lewis, Boston; An drew McCampbell, New York city: John Pennington, Philadelphia; R. .. Merrick. Richmond, Va; Robert F. Futile, New Orleans; W. \. Woodruff, Cincinnati; J. F. J. Her bert, Chicago; M, l.. Harney, St. Paul; George H. Wark. Kansas City; John F. Vivian. Denver; William G. Walker, San Francisco, and Car Jackson, Seattle
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30

The series schedule IS as follows: Thursday, July 31, Humasons Vs Hortons at East Bristol; Friday, August l, Boys club vs. Lutherans at high school; Monday. August 4, Lutherans vs. Humasons at East Bristol; Tuesday, August 5. Hortons vs. Boys club at high school; Thursday, August ', Humasons Vs. Boys club at East Bristol Friday, August s, Lutherans vs. Hortons at high school; Monday. August II, Hortons vs. Humasons at high school; Tuesday, August 12. Luther ans vs. Boys club at East Bristol; Thursday. August 14. Humasons vs. Lutherans at high school; Friday, August IS, Boys club vs Hortons at East Bristol; Monday, August IS, school; Tuesday, August 19. Hortons vs. Lutherans at East Bristol.
 To Sign Voters
 A meeting of the registrars of Bristol's four voting districts will be l held Friday of this week and Fri day, August S. for the purpose of enrolling voters in their respective parties. The meeting places will be the city council cham Der, Uncas fire house on School street, Welch fire house in Forestville nd the Federal Hill school auditorium
 Perlstcin Sued
 lille Perlstein of this city is made defendant in an action to collect $500 broguht by Dora Sherry Of New York through Attorney Jacob Schwolsky, a writ filed at the office of the city clerk today shows The case is returnable to the Hartford court of common pleas on the first Tuesday in September. Land belong street has been attached by Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding.
 Action Started
 Alphonse Pope of this city has started action through Attorney An thony J. Rich to collect s7Oo from Joseph Rulh. also of this city. the case being returnable to the Hart ford court of common pleas on the first Tuesday in September. Land Of the defendant in Divinity Heights has been attached by Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding.
 Property Quit Claimed
 Morton C. Treadway, Edward h. graham and Fuller F. Barnes have claimed property on Red Stone Hill road to Judge William J. Ma lone. according to a deed filed at city hall today Joseph Gionotti has transferred title of property on Benham street 10 Giuseppe and Filomena Ronzillo, according to second deed filed.
 Granted Permit to Build
 Lionel Alexander Of 95 Scnool street was given permission by the superintendent Of public works this morning to construct a four-room. one-story house for himself on Greystone avenue at an estimated cost of s300o,
 Crowd at Concert
 About 2,000 persons gathered at the Federal Hill green last evening for the New Departure bands fourth concert of the season. featuring solo numbers by Mrs. Worthine V, snow. contralto. The organization, conducted hy Ernest E. Becker. was
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30

campfire supper was served at the end of the day. The Boy Scout camp week which opens Saturday at Eas.- ford will be attended by delega- tion of East Berlin scouts.
 Mrs. Charles Pratt is spending a feN days at the East Berlin house on the Plainville camp ground.
 On Sunday, August 10. the serv- ices of the Methodist church will be held at the summer cottage of Mir and Mrs. R. 0. Clark at Hotchkiss grove in Branford. They have ex- tended an invitation to the church membership to conduct their service of worship at their cottage at this time. Luncheon will be served after the service. Transportation will be provided for those who have no means of going. Further announce
 ment regarding the program for the day will be made later.
 A meeting of the All club was held at 4 o'clock to discuss the
 matter of attendance at the All . toIIlP ct Sliohtl I a HIS III LILY io next month. Plans are now under way for representative of the local unit at camp.
 Miss Alice McCorkle and Miss Betty Pratt will leave tomorrow for an automobile tour of the Berk- shires and Adirondacks.
 Seeking New Corn Market The corn borer quarantine and it's enforcement in the New Britain and Hartford areas have forced many of the local farmers 10 go to the Meri- den. MiddletoWn and New Haven markets to sell their produce. Early corn can be bought very cheaply for this time of the year. Yesterday af- ternoon a farmer from below Meri den passed through Berlin with o.000 ears of corn and a variety of other farm produce. The inspectors at the Newington line removed the corn and piled it up at the side of the road but permitted the farmer to go through with the remainder of his load. On his return from the Hartford markets he was permitted to reload the corn on his truck and take his luck on dsposing of his load in the Meriden market.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-30
East Berlin Items

A group of IS Boy Scouts with Scoutmaster F.. F.. Wilson hiked 10 Lake Avelon yesterday, spending the afternoon in swimming and the prac
 tice of life saving. The boys are preparing for their tests in both swimming and life saving as part of their first class requirements. A
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

Henry Ford hace algunos me
ses visit6 al presidente Hoover
y despues dijo a los periodistas,
buscando favorable publicidad,
que subiria los salaries a los
obreros de sus fabricas.
En- carta de Detroit nos di-
cen que Ford dejo sin trabajo,
ell pasado martes, a siete mil
obreros. Don Enrique (no con-
fundirlo) es tan egoista come
la cast totalidad de los indus
triales.
AL obrero Sc lie utiliza cuando
sus brazos son necesitados.
Cuando los brazos sobran sc
lie echa a la Gale y no Sc averi-
qua 81 al dfa siguiente podra
dar de conner a sus hijos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12
otra infeliz victima de SUI cobar
dia Y de su perversidad.

Para socorrer al creciente MI
nero de familias de obreros sin
trabajo, los tabaqueros han "a
cordado contribuir con 40 CEN
tavos a la semana, y las despa-
lilladoraS con 20.
Pasan de 400 las familias
que son alimentadas con 10 que
Sc recauda en- las fabricas de
tabacos.
Cumpliendo I'm sagrado de-
Der los tabaqueros socorren a
suS camaradas que no tienen
trabajo, aunque tienen la inelu-
dible obligation de mantener
"a los suyos' y vivir como hom-
bres relativamente libres.
Esa contribution semanal es
a modo de una pequena rebaja
lue los obreros Sc hacen en- sus
exiguos salaries.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

Reconociendo ell derecho que
la constitution Guiana otorga
a todos los nacidos en- Cuba, ell
Oral Machado ordeno aver Sc
pusiera en- libertad a un crimi-
nal reincidente, a Francisco il
m6nez, que aquf asesinara a su
esposa, Dira Jimenez, una Gu
banita.
Acatada ha sido la constitu-
ci6n en- b~eneficio de un asesi-
no.
tPor que ell Oral Machado no
respeta la constitution cuandO
la invocan>los obreros y perio-
distas cubanos?
iMerece mas consideration
un asesino vulgar que los ira
bajadores y los representatives
del decade Cuarto Poder del
estado?
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

Y va que ese hombre de Fort
Myers ha establecido la mo
da" de que sean atendidos los
consoles de la vejez inteligen-
tie, nos corresponds citar a ur
viejo de 103 amos, Anton Reng
ly, que aver falleci6 en- San
Francisco a consecuencia de he
ridas que recibiera al caerse
desde 10 alto de una escalera.
Rengly aconsejaba a sus a.
migos y vecinos que no Sc ca
saran. Yo he llegado a los 103,
decfa, porque nunca tuve ell ma
gusto de casarme. De haberme
casado nunca hubiera llegado a
la centena.
Isl a listed lie agrada ell con,
sejo, 81 10 considera tan conve-
niente como ell que diera a los
vecinos de Fort Myers ell hom-
bre de 70 amos, ad6ptelo y siga
su Marcia por ell escabroso ca
mino de la vida.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12
SON NEGRAS LAS CONDI-
Clones ~ECONOMICAS DE
ITALIA

Washington, Julio IL (FP)
En- un informe Official desde
Roma ell attache commercial a.
mericano pinta con negros CO.
lores las condolences econ6mi-
cas- que existen bajo ell gobier-
no de Mussolini, peores que en-
cualquier otro tempo del pa
sado.
LA depression economical y
comercial que ha prevalecido
en- Italia durante los 1ltimos
meses, dice, mostrar en- JUNO
senales de agravarse con otro
decaimiento industrial y del
comercio menor. Los caidos pre-
clos de los artfculos de necesa-
rio uso estan teniendo una fuer
tie reaction en- Italiay todos los
negocios Sc muestfan vacilan-
ties sobre hacer calculos para
ell future"
"Los bancos en- particular,
Sc muestran opuest0s a hacer
avances y ell dinero esta mas
apretado que nunca, no obs :
tante las reducidas tarifas.
La norma de la banca de tia
liza mantiene a esta institution
en- excelente estado; pero al
costo de mantener a los nego-
clos sin fondos y sin creditos.
Las pesadas contribuciones
han lido aumentadas en- los al
limos dfas por ell avance en- los
impuestos sobre mercancias de
III a NV. Los 700,000,000
de hras que producira Sc re
partiran ash: 500, 100000 pa
ra la defensa nacional y 200
en- trabajos pdblieos.
FL aumento en- eSos impues-
tos retardara la recuperaci6n
de los negocios y actuara CO.
me un aumento en- los derechos
arancelarios desde ell momen-
to en- que Sc lie cobra en- los
puertos por donde Sc importan
los efectos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

safe en- uno de los vaporcitos
que cruzan de la Habana a Re
gal y trat6 de suicidarse. Colo
co ell hombre un revolver sobre
su frente y la bala no sali6.
Entonces Sc arroj6 al aqua;
pero pudo ser recogido. Cree
Sc que Sc salvara.
En- ell pueblo de BaneS la Sc
nora Marta Molina, esposa de
un comerciante, sc incendi6 las
ropas que vestia muriendo no.
ras despu6s, luego de terrible
agonia.
Trataron de suicidarse ingi-
riendo "salfuman' Y perman-
ganato de potasio, respectful
mente, las Srtas. Juana Borges
Santa Cruz y Jacinta German
Toribio. Els grave ell estado de
ambas.
Dos j6venes enamorados,
Amparo Albarat, de II, y
Francisco Niebla, de Is, Sc sui
cidaron en- ell pueblo de Trini-
dad por oponerse sus padres a
que llevaran relaciones amo-
rosas.
La poIicia supone que ell jo-
ven mat6 a la muchacha, con
permiso de esta, y despues Sc
suicide.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

FL gran jurado federal pro.
ces6 ell microbes, en- Jackson
Vile, a Jose Savaggio (a) Tony
Bono, Basano y Nino, a quien
Sc considera jefe de un grupo
de hOmbres que trafica con dro
gas her6icas.
Tambien fueron prOcesadOs,
por la misma causa, tgnacio M.
Gullo, hermano de Mike Gullo,
que cumple sentencia por ven
der morfina; Luis Legg6, Sal
vatore Valenti Y Charlie White.
Por utilizar ell correo para
defraudar fue procesado AL
bert L. Williamson, de esta ciu.
dad.
Sc proces6 por violaci6n dc
la ley SEGA a Fred Aiken, Gus
tavo Diaz, w. c. Crayton, Min.
ME FEEDER, Manuel Flores, Ma
nuel Garcia, Enrique Lopez, Tt
ny Leto, Joe Licata, Tony L6-
peg, Tom Miscoso, Walter Pole
Steve Strickland y C. Vazquez
La gaceta., 1930-07-12
MURIO Ell JOVEN QUE HA-
-BIA ENTRADO CON SU
NOVA EN- UN PACTO DE
SUICIDE

Paterson, N. j., Julio 12.-
Muri6 aver en- un hospital de
aquf Ell joven Roderick Meakle
de % amos, ell violinista a
quien los detectives acusaban
de haber dado muerte a Jen-
ME Brauer, de %. Meakle, cum
pliendo un pacto de suicide
que habia hecho con la mucha
cha, a la que mat6 Sc hizo I'm
disparo por la cabeza, siendo
recogido en- un lugar cercano
a donde fuera encontrado ell
cuerpo de ella.
Era casado ell violinista Y su
esposa Sc negaba a darle ell
divorcio.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

Washington, Julio II (FP).
Los abogados de los trusts
de electricidad, Observance ell
eclipse de Claudius Huston,
presidente del comite n%acional
del partido republican, e init
mo asociado del presidente,
|estan ahora inquietandose mas
sobre Ell destino de la legisla-
|tura de Pennsylvania, que
pronto sera electa, que sobre
las escapadas y justificaciones
del anterior. Ellos pueden en-
contrar otro Huston en- cual-
.quier esquina. Pero la p6rdida
lei control en- la legislature,
en- Harrisburg, ell pr6ximo in
vierno, sera un acontecimiento
de nacional importancia. Gill
ford Pinchot, demandando una
reduction en- las tarifas de los
servicios de utiIidad pGblica, y
especialmente electricidad, es
ell republican, nominado para
gobernador. Todo indica que
|sera elector sobre un veterano
politico democratic y sobre ell
veterano socialista James II.
Maurer. Lo que inquieta al
trust de la electricidad es la
oportunidad de que la legisla-
tura, hecha de politicos prac-
ticos, pueda escaparse del do
mimic del grupo de Ware y ell
p%residente A%tterbury, del fe-
rrocarril de Pennsylvania, y
permita a Pinchot constituir
una nueva comisi6n de utilida-
des p1blicas.
Por supuesto que Pennsyl =
yania va tiene una comisi6n de
utilidades. Pinchot trat6, Guam
do fu6 gobernador en- otra o.
casi6n, de cambiarla de un pro
trust a una organization pro
pueblo. Lo impidi6 ell grupo
Ware, Grundy y Mellon. La
Icomisi6n, compuesta por hom-
bres partidarios de los trusts,
Ifue nombrada por diez amos.
FL problema es 81 una ma
yoria puede reunirse para
crear una comisi6n que reduz~
ca las crecidas tarifas que aho
ra Sc aplican a los consumido-
res de electricidad, gas, aqua
y transportes.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

Los padres cubanos de Dira
Jimenez quizas maldigan hoy a
esa constitution "que ordena"
la libertad de un asesino.
En- Cuba, diran, Sc 'tuerce"
la constitution para encarcelar
a los obreros y arrebatar a la
prensa la libertad que tiene en-
todos los paises democraticos;
pero no Sc "tuerce" para ha-
Ger que la justicia castigue a
I'm criminal reincidente, a uno
que aqui asesin6 por la espalda
a su mujer Y en- la Habana quiz
so matar a otra cubanita, a
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

Los abogados que defender
al CONCEAL DIR. Victor M. ROsen
thai, Sres Chancey, Thomas y
William NJ. Gober, pidieron a.
yer al juez Cornelius, de Ia
Corte del Condado, aplazara 81
iuicio preliminar de la causa
contra este por hallarse reuni-
do ell gran jurado investigan
do fraudes que Sc dice fueron
cometidos en- las pasadas cleo
clones. FL juicio %preliminar, er
opinion de esos letradOs, pu-
diera ser un Inconvenience pa.
ra la Investigation que realiza
ell gran jurado.
La acusaci6n, representada
por William Pierce, Sc opuso a.
aplazamiento; pero el juez Opt
no 10 contrario.
Tom II. Davis acusa a Rosen
thai de haber llevado a Charlie
Diaz para que este votara, lie
galmente, en- dos prescintos del
condado.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Las ideas liberales triunfa-
ron aver en- Fort Myers cuando
500 ciudadanos, atendiendo con
sejos de I'm hombre de 70 amos,
decidieron recomendar al ayun
tamiento apruebe una ordenan-
"a permitiendo que los teatros,
fuentes de gasolina, puestos de
refrescos, etc. Sc abran en- Ell
dia del domingo.
Hombres cansados de vivir Y
senoras religiosas hablaron en-
contra de la reforma; pero muy
POGO case Sc les hizo.
Ellos y elias pueden ir a la
iglesia, 81 asf les parece; mas
no deben pretender que los Ii
berales cierren los estableci-
mientos en- beneficio de los
temples.
Todo hombre y mujer de a.
rraigadas ideas religiosas no
dejara de ir a la iglesia porque
Sc abran los teatros y Sc Ven
dan refrescos y gasolina en- ell
ola del domingo.
Mas conservadora, quiza por
ser "asiento' del gobierno del
estado, Tallahassee, por muy
pocos votos, recientemente Sc
incline hacia los domingos "azu
Ies".
Parece que los viejos de Ia
llahassee no son como csc de
Fort Myers que conserva SUI a
MOI a los principles republica-
nos base de la libertad indivi-
dual.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12
NOTlCIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Con la aprobaci6n del nue.
vo presupuesto municipal que
daron aver cesanteS ell medico
" seis enfermeras que tenian a
su cargo ell examen de los nj
nos en- las escuelas publicas.
Los concejales que ell iueves
aprobaron ell presupuesto es-
tan dispuestos a situar fondoS
para ell medico 81 las autorida-
DIES del condado aportan
$1,000 para pagan los suel-
dos de las enfermeras.
Las asociaciones de Padres
y Maestros van a agitar para
yer 81 conSiguen que los conf
sionados aprueben csc credito.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

Madrid, Julio 12.-Estan ha-
ciendose preparativos para el
viaje que dentro de pocos dias
emprendera, por la parte CEN
trail de Europa, ell principe de
Asturias.
ST ell viaje lie resulta conve-
niente su alteza sera mandado
a America.
La gaceta., 1930-07-12

Bajo fianza de $1,000 ell juez
Cornelius puso aver a DISPOSE
ci6n de la corte de 10 criminal
a los esposos w, P. Cobler Y
Tommy Wallace (a) Jack Me-
nendez, a los cuales Sc acusa de
haber tratado de asaItar Y ro-
bar en- despoblado a A. H. Holt
de Wauchula, y Leon Whidden
sobrino del anterior, vecinO de
Tampa.
Holt y sobrino dijeron que
ellos salieron con la Sra. Gobler
a dar un paseo, y que en- ell ca
mino Sc les interpuso el auto
m6vil de Cobler y Men6ndez.