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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
MA" AND HER
 MATE SEPT PARATE
What a Man Hudson and Wife Live Apart, Econ
 omic Depression

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July G. The marital status of Guy Edward Hudson and his one-year bride Mrs. Minnie Ma" Kennedy de- scribed as an economic genera ton" remains unchanged. Hudson is living in a small downtown ho- tel and Mrs. Kennedy Hudson is living at her Hermosa home.
 We are still together" she said and he has right to come and go as he pleases."
 Hudson said he is trying to find employment.
 Blown Up"
 HERMOSA BEACH, Gal. July 6 = Mrs. Minnie Kennedy-H Hudson late today announced her marriage with Guy What-a-Man" Hudson has blown up"
 Tn the announcement Ma" said You can say fer me that after 8 year of fruitless attempts in eStao- fishing Hudson in a permanent position, we decided that it will be for mutual advantage if he went his way and I mine"
 Dudson walked up and interrup- ted by saying You say for me that if there is a separation and di- vorce in this family, it is not be- cause I want it."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
COM.
 ASSOCIATION
 IS TO NEE I
Important Session Will Be Held Tomorrow Eve
 ming at 7::30

An important meeting of the Juneau Commercial Association has been called by President J. J. Con- nors, for tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the Council Chambers
 Matters of vital interest to ev- cry member will be discussed and voted on at the meeting accord ing to MT. Connors, and every member is urged to be present or officially represented at the meet ing.
 In addition to the regular busi- ness meeting, an official welcome will be extended to the members who have joined since the last meeting, according to Frank Har- ris, chairman of the membership committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
PREPARATIONS NEGOTIATIONS
 IN DEADLOCK
Premier Herriot of France Issues Flat Statement
 on War Debts
DECLARES U. s. MUST
 MAKE FIRST MOVE
Germany Says She Cannot Operate Under Pres
 ent Young Plan

LAUSANNE, July 6-Premier Her rict, of France. flatly stated to- day that the United States must revise the war debt schedules or Germany must continue to pay separations under the Young plan.
 At the same time, Germany re- it2rated she cannot longer work under the Young payment plan.
 Chancellor von Papen, German representative at the conference here, proposed his government to pay $60O,o0O 900 flat sum on con- dition the war guilt" clause be taken out of the Versailles treaty and Germany be allowed to arm in comparison with other nations.
 The British delegation advanced the suggestion that Germany iS- sue bonds to $500,0O0,000. The Germans are reported willing to do this but France objected as the amount is too small.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
Deep Wells May Turn
 Desert Into Bird Haven

ELY, Nev., July 6.-Deep wells sunk years ago in an unsuccessful attempt to develop a potash re- source may make possible creation of wild fowl refuge in the desert country 65 miles southwest of here.
 After being capped for a long time, the wells have been flowing heavily and have created several square miles of marsh land.
 A proposed plan approved by a biological survey worker provides for sinking 20 additional wells to produce 100 miles of swamps and marshes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
TWO BROTHERS
 GIVEN LASTING
 IN OHIO TOW N
P efer Whipping Post to Twenty Days in Jail
 for Theft

MILLERSBURGH, Ohio, July g.. Two brothers, William and Jesse Wynn, were lashed to the side Of the Holmes County Court House and received 20 strokes on the back yesterday. This is believed to be the first use of the whipping post in Ohio in 50 years.
 The two brothers chose the pun ishment rather than 26 days in jail for theft.
 The two men were allowed to wear their shirts and grinned dur ing the punishment.
 Judge F. B. Putnam, who ordered the punishment said mot to be unduly rough or inhuman, but at the same time have no pink tea.
 Sheriff John Stevens did not relish his job and obviously did not exert himself in the flashing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
SENATOR BORAH IS SOUGHT FOR
 PR0HI TICKET
Idaho Man Is Asked to Run for President for
 Dry Party

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July G. The Prohibition Party today ap- preached the business stage of the convention with a movement to place United States Senator Win- fam E. Borah, of Idaho, in the field as Presidential candidate holding the center of interest.
 Party leaders conferred with the Senator but neither Borah nor the leaders would say what the de- cision is
 Friends of Borah believed he re- fused although he said he would not support Hoover because of the wet plank. The Republicans be- lieve, however, the Idaho Senator must confine his fight to stumping for dry candidates of both parties.
 Leigh Colvin, National Chairman of the Prohibition Party, declined to make any report but did say Borah has been asked to run for President on the Prohibition ticket.
 The Prohibition Party convention began session here on Monday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
LOCAL RIVERS. HARBORS DIST.,
 IS ABOLISHED
Mai. Elliott Receives Ord CTS to Transfer All
 Records to Seattle

Abolition of the Juneau district for rivers and harbors and trans fer of all records of the district has been ordered by the War De- partment on account of the change in the status of the Alaska Road Commission. The departments or der was issued on July 2, and the transfer will be made at once.
 Created in 1921, the Juneau dis trict comprised all of Alaska. The order creating it. made the Presi- dent of the Alaska Road Commis- sion, who by law was required to be an Army officer and by prac- tice was from the Engineer Corps, was designated as District Engin- ger. The relief of Army officers from duty on the Alaska Road Commission and transfer of that organization activities to the h. terior Department wiped out the machinery that led to the creation of the rivers and harbors district
 Stesse First Engineer
 Col James G. Steese, who was largely instrumental in getting the new district, was the first District Engineer. Maj. Malcolm Elliott who today announced it's abolition was the last to hold the office.
 The district engineer has had charge Of all Alaska rivers and harbors projects, surveys and ex- aminations, and directed the ad- ministration of fish traps and oth- CT structures in naVigable waters. Prior to the formation of the dis trict this work was all done from either Seattle or Portland, and all of 1t will now revert to Seattle. Lieut.. Col. c. L. Sturdeyant is the District Engineer.
 Since 1921, expenditure for riv- CTS and harbor5 projects in the Juneau district aggregated approx imately $1,343,O Such necessary improvements as dredging Wran- gell Narrows, establishment of ref uge harbors for small boats at Ketchikan and Seward, betterments at Port Alexander and Wrangell Nome harbor improvements, and ether smaller projects were con-
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
H00vER'S PLAN GIVEN PRAISE;
 TO REJECT IT
Dis a rmament Conference Disapproves Reduc-
 ton as Proposed

GENEVA July 6.-Plans are un- der way to praise then pigeon-hole President Hoover's proposals for a one-third reduction in the worlds armament by the Disarmament Conference.
 The Conference is preparing to adjourn but the members are scheduled to issue a declaration setting forth points on the pro- posal.
 Sir John Simon, British Foreign Secretary, has been authorized to draft a declaration with a tribute to Hoover's proposals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
ARE AHEAD OF POST,
 GATTY RECORD NOW
Pliers Are Greeted by Crowd at Airport
 Band Plays Anthem
BU l. l. ETIN - BERLIN, July 6.-Mattern and Giffin hOpped for Oscow at 9 o'clock tonight, Berlin time, or noon Pacific Coast time.

BERLIN, Germany, July 6. Mattern and Ben nett Griffin landed here at 5:45 o'clock this afternoon (8:40 am. Pacific Coast Stan- dard time), slightly more than Is hours after leaving Harbor Grace.
 They had been sighted at Han- over more than two hours before they landed and the delay in ar irving here was because of bad weather and they were forced to detour The flight between Han- over and Berlin is generally made in one hour.
 A large crowd awaited the two fliers including Ambassador Sackett who began to worry.
 Make New Record
 It is the first nonstop flight from the western hemisphere to be successfully completed at Berlin.
 A band played the Star SpangIed Banner" as the Century of Prog reSs,' taxied across the field. The United Sttaes flag was raised at the airport
 Have Gained 2 Hours
 In comparison with the Post Gatty time, the two fliers are about two hours ahead of the schedule.
 Mattern and Griffin averaged from TOT to 135 miles an hour on the flight. They left Harbor Grace at 4:59 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Eastern Standard Time.
 The two fliers are out to beat the world circling record made by Post and Gatty. Mattern and Griffin are follow | ing the same route as Post and Gatty over Europe, Siberia, to Alaska thence across the country to New York City, the starting place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
CONFER WITH HOOVER OVER
 RELIEF BILL
Measure Will Be Vetoed in Present Form, Is
 General Report

WASHINGTON July 6. = Six House and Senate leaders are con- ferring with President Hoover to decide the fate of the two billion, one hundred million dollar Wagner Garner relief bill.
 The President indicated he would veto the measure in the present form.
 The President previously called the bill pork barrel"
 The leaders hoped for a compro- mise that would please the Presi- dent and insure his signature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
FAIRBANKS MAN
 DIES IN WATER
Harold Bentley M e ct $ Death in Cinema River
 Thrown from Boat

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July G. Harold Bentley, aged "A years, son of Harry Bentley, local dairyman, drowned in the Cinema River in front of Fairbanks Monday night when thrown from motorboat.
 Young Bentley was an Alaska College student. He is survived by his father and elder brother here. His mother, sister and another brother are in California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
CHIGNlK SALMON RUN IS LARGEST EVER RECORDED
OM alley Cratified with Reports from All Areas
 Regarding Fish Runs

The greatest salmon run on rec ord at Chignik is reported from there where all former weir counts have been eclipsed, it was an- nounced here today by Henry o. Malley, United States Commission CT of Fisheries, who arrived here Tuesday from Seattle and will spend most of the summer in Al- aska waters studying conditions as a basis for next years regulations on commercial fishing.
 The Commissioner will remain here until about the end of the week before proceeding to Vest ern Alaska. He will come back here later in the summer and probably remain to the end of the season.
 Escapement Is Heavy
 He was highly gratified with the reports from Chignik and else where in the western regions as we'll as several indications in Southeast Alaska. At Chignik to the end of last week, there had been 2,400,000 fish counted through the weir. This is the greatest number ever counted through in the history of that stream, ex- ceeding the entire count for any previous full season which extends until September. The run light ems during midsummer and gets heavier again at the latter part of the season. The commercial pack there to date is about 60,000 cases.
 Reports from Bristol Bay from unofficial sources said runs were good for the early season, the Commissioner said. No reports have been had lately from Agent Dennis Vim who is there looking after the administration of the regulations.
 South Side Runs Large
 On the south side of the Alaska Peninsula the best early season run since 1922 is reported with correspondingly good packs. Com plete figures were not available of the pack.
 Three districts reported to date from Southeast Alaska-Icy Straits. Western and Eastern-all were ahead of 1881. not in the total pack, but in the comparative pack for the plants that are now oper- ating. There has been a sharp reduction in canneries this year, voluntary on the part of the can ners and designed by them to meet existing market conditions.
 Two canneries in the Icy Straits this year reported to the end of last week 35,096 eases of all var ieties as compared to 18,026 for tha same period last season for the same plants. The Western dis trict reported 18,096 cases as com- pared to 3,805 cases last season, two canneries operating. The four
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
YOUNG HEIR
 IS SUICIDE

WLNSTON-SAL N. C., July 6.-Smith Reynolds, aged 20 years heir to the H. J. Reynolds To- bacco millions, died within four hours after he shot himself through head at his home here just as he was preparing to go to bed at l o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 Young Reynolds recently returned to the states via Seattle, after an airplane tour in the Far East.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
Valet to Ex-Kaiser's
 Mustache Hale at 7l

BERLIN, July 6.-Francois Haby, who for 26 years kept the Kaiser's mustache turned up, is hale and hearty at II.
 Haby accompanied Wilhelm II on all the monarch's travels. It was his daily task to see that not a hair of the imperial mustache was out of place.
 Haby was the inventor of a face strap which, worn at night in conjunction with liberal ap- plication of lotion. made the mus tache points stick up as stiff as a bayonet,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
Gangplank
 Drops; Men
 Are Injured
Infantry Return Unscatch. ed from War, Meet
 Accident at Home

MANILA, July 6. After five months of guard duty at Shanghai without any casualties, the Thirty First United States Infantry re- turned yesterday to meet an ac- cident in which four enlisted men were injured as a gangplank slip ped and fell 51 feet.
 One of the men received brok- en leg.
 Many of the doughboys were sor- " to return here because favor able exchange rates made them prosperous in Shanghai.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
PROFESSIONS RULE FRANCE

PARIS-Twelve lawyers and sev- en college and high school teach CTS are included in Edouard Her riots new cabinet as ministers or under secretaries. There are also three engineers. three newspaper publishers, two doctors and two business men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
EASE BERLIN RAIL JAUNT

WANNSEE, Germany-T'he cleo tric railway which connects Berlin with this lake resort will soon have the longest rails in the world, stretching 60 meters, or 1868 feet, between joints. The long rails are o,'pected to insure smooth riding
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
BODIES OF }
 PLIERS FOUND
Plane Loaded with Mining Equipment, Crashes
 in Heavy Weather

WINNIPEG, July 6.-The Can adian Airways has received word that the bodies of pilot Andrew D. Cruicksfank and mechanics Horace w. Torrie and Harry King. missing one week, have been found near Lake Mazenod, 50 miles north of Fort Rae on the aerial trail to the radium ore fields at Great Bear Lake. They were taking in mining equipment.
 The plane crashed on ridge in heavy weather,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
Al Smith WU Support
 Democratic Party

. NEW YORK, July 6.-Al . Smith announced today he . wound support the Demo . cratic Party" at the Novem- . Der election, declaring a . third party movement is im-
 . practicable at this time.
 . The former Governor said
 . he has received hundreds of , letters and telegrams urging
 . him to bolt the Democratic . party and head third par . ty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
Cornerstone of Federal Building ct Fairbanks
 Is Laid on July Fourth

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July G. The cornerstone of the new Federal Building was laid Monday and was part of the Fourth of July cele- bration. Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, President of the Alaska College and School of Mines, delivered the address.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
STOCK PRICES
 AGAIN TAKING
 SLIGHT SLUMP
Foreign Government Bonds Aid in Helping
 Securities

NEW YORK, July 6.-Persistent strength of foreign government bonds bolstered securities after shares temporarily slumped.
 Stocks recovered most of the losses of early trading.
 American Telephone and Tele- graph went down two points to a new low of 75 but recovered.
 Oils were conspicuously firm, Standard Oil of California going tip one point. Fractional advances were made by Standard Oil Of New Jersey Texas Corporation and others.
 Some mining issues were again firm.
 United States Steel was up fractional.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06

The oldest hotel of Duluth, Minn., will be torn down to make room for a s1,000,000 Medical Arts office building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-06
CLOSING PRICES TODAY

NEW YORK, July 6.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 10b, American Can 33i2, Anaconda 4, Bethlehem Steel 9h, Curtfss Wright 1, Fox Films Is, General Motors B. Information al Harvester 11A, Kennecott 6, Packard Motors 1al, United States Steel 23A.
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La gaceta., 1932-05-31

Sc ahog6 aver en- ell lago =.
gipto, en- 8 pies e aqua. Ia nj
ma de 3 amos DJris Elizabeth
Keggin, hija de lcs esoosos Ber-
ME M. Keggin, vrino de la ca
lie Wesley 2515.
I'm ninito que iIgaba con Do
ris, Manuel Nalli Jr., tambi6n
de tres amos, fu6 rescatado por
su padre y respcndi6 al trata-
miento de la res iraci6l artifi-
cial, salvandose.
Con Doris los m6dicos estu-
vieron trabajand mas de ura
bora, sin resultado.
FL cadaver fu6 conducido a
la fur Ell aria de ]. L. Reed y hoy
Sc ve1if}cara ell entierro, salem
do Ell cortejo de la casa nun.
3006 de Ia Gale Chestnut, en-
West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
Una tarde en- Nicaragua

w
La han organizado para ell
pr6ximo domingo, S de JUNO,
en- la playa de Rocky Point, las
activas y enthusiasts Hermanas
de Ell Bien Publico.
Ell programa de este festival
es realmente attractive Y los fon-
dos del mismo Sc destinaran a
engrosar los fondos para auxi-
lilo de los companeros que Sc en-
cuentren enfermos.
Una gran parada, a manera
de propaganda tendra lugar el
sabado anterior al Picnic, fl
gurando en- ella la Compania de
Montaneses, educandos de la Els
cuela ParroqVial de West Tam
pa.
La parte musical estara a
cargo del cuarteto clos Espa-
nolitos", los Florida Knight
Hawks" y ell popular Sexteto
Diana.
Valiosos premios seran otor-
gados a los triunfadores de los
distintos eventos y concursos dc
bale.
Los omnibus saldran de fren.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
SOCIALES

CorteStd
Nos Ia dispensan amablemen
tie los distinguidos miembros del
Comite de Festejos del Castillo
Crist6bal Colon Mum. 7, de la
Orden Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc, invitandonos para ell es-
plendido almuerzo que servi-
ran en- Ell grandioso Picnic que
celebraran ell domingo IL de
JUNO en- la playa de Rocky
Point.
Conjuntamente con la invi-
taci6n, nos promoter amplios
detalles sobre este pr6ximo a.
contecimiento social.
Gracias por la ~cortesia y que
damos en- espera del cumplimien
to de la promesa para darles pu-
blicidad.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
Sc ESPERA UNA NANTES
TACION COMUNISTA EN-
LA CAPITAL

Washington, mayo 81 Gin
cuenta policias Sc han estacio-
nado hoy en- ell Capitolio pOr
haberse anunciado que los CO.
munistas verificarian una ma
nifestaci6n ante ell edificio de la
Corte Suprema.
Esperase que Ia Corte estu-
die en- principle ell case de los
siete muchach0s de la raza ne
gra, condenados a morir en-
~Scottsboro, Alabama, por vio-
lar a dos mujeres de la raza
blanca.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31

81 listed TIENE algdn en-
pleo que ofrecer, va sea de ca
racter temporal o permanente,
lame a los teIefonos ndmeros
3341 y 3452. Tenemos registra-
dos a miles de empleados y obre
ros que carecen de trabajo. Por
este servicio no Sc cobra nj al
empleante nj al empleado.
UNITED STATES
R V
601 East Lafayette Street
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
ell S~anatorio del Centre Astu-
riano
Mucho nos alegramos.
Homemade al ST.. Consul

Homemade al ST.. Consul
de EspdNd
Ell proximo domingo tendra
lugar en- ell parque Nistal, ell al
muerzo organizado, con la COO
peracion de distinguidos ele-
mentos de la colonia espanola,
en- honor del nuevo Consul de
Espana en- esta Ciudad, Sr. NAL
donado.
Mas de 800 personals han en-
viado su adhesion a esa fiesta y
iesta noche Sc espera que envie
tambien la suya, la prestigiosa
organization Royal Knights of
America, que preside ell Sr. Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
Ell SECRETA-
RIO DE HACIENDA UN
INPUFSTO SOBRE LA GA
SOLINA

W. "'""-0n mavo 31.-Al
~0~it@ {" hacienda del senado
.~'-~C~on'6 how 81 ep"retario del
o'" s.. Mills establezca I'm
~'r'r"aS4o Sohre Ia eaeolina, Que
Nuede rendir $50 millones de
pesos.
Adr~@s recomend6 Sc resta-
h'"7"a IN imyussto sobre la en-
trad9 a los eero"+5ru1oz ole
el eSDera rinda $55.000,O 900.
Como una alternative aeon
90 el impuesto sobre las ven
taS.
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te al edificio del Correo, en-
Ybor.
Ponce de Leon No. 8

Castillo Ponce de Leon No. 8
En- la Ultima tenida de este
respectable Castillo, quedaron
nominados para Noble Jefe, Ell
lSr. Sergio Amezaga; vi%ce-jefe,
ell DR.. Julio de Poo; Alto Sacer-
dote, Enrique Rojas; Venera-
bic Ermitano, Sr. Polo, Y para
Heraldo, ell Sr. Sergio Polo.
FL secretario del Castillo apro
vecha esta nota informative
para rogar la asistencia de to-
dos sus miembros a la tenida
del microbes 2 de JUNO, por
ser de elecciones.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
NOTlCIAS DE
INTERES iOCAl

Envi6 aver una carta al Ayun-
tamiento ell Sr. j. Clifford Nc
Donald, pidiendo que ell aboga-
do Walter N. Burnside, MEM
bro de la Comisi6n del Servicio
Civil, sea retirado de ese pues-
to, por ser al mismo tempo can
|didato a Juez del Condado.
Asegura Mcdonald que la car
ia municipal prohibe a Burn
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
COnferenciG

Esta noche tendra efecto en-
eel teatro del Circulo Cubano la
conferencia que fuera suspen-
ldida hace dias por ell professor
diplomado Pho Brun.
Ell tema elegido es "Bosquejo
hist6rico y necesidad de la edu-
caci6n Fisica".
La entrada es absolutamen-
tie gratis.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
Operdda

Operdda
Hoy por la mahana fue ope-
rada en- ell Sanatorio del Cen
ltro Asturiano, por ell prominen-
tie cirujano DR.. Lancaster, la
Sra. Margarita Muniz, esposa
de nuestro distinguido amigo el
|Sr. Luis Muniz.
Ell estado de la paciente es sa-
Itisfactorio.
Hacemos votos por su rapi-
do y total restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31

Sc NECESI1AN seis hon.
bres que hablen ingl6s y espa-
mol para confiarles la venta de
un artfculo productive. Sc re-
quiere seriedad y experienced
comercial. Informa: George
Stephens, 107 Cass st. Arcade
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
N1ATR;MONlOS

Manuel Guisande, 26, y Jua-
ma 0 tega, %; Harvey Harris,
81, Y Pauline Prosth, Is.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31

Esta noche hablara en- la pla-
"a de la corte, ell candidate a
Cobecnador Dave Scholtz. de
Daytona Beach.
Los candidates a comisiona-
dos del condado y otros puestos
celebraran esta noche un mitin.
en- ell parque DeSoto, en- Pal
metto Beach.
Tom Watson, que aver pro-
nunciara IN discurso en- ell par
Que de Plant, diciendo que COM
pet "a en- las segundas prima-
RIA con Hardee, hablara hoy en-
la esquira de Hillsborough Y
Armenia.
Watson lanz6 aver un duro
ataque contra ell G0bernador
Carlton y ell Intervention del es-
tado, ST.. Ernest Amos.
La gaceta., 1932-05-31
COnUdleSciente

COnUdlesciente
Sc encuentra va nuestro que
rido amigo ell simpatico j6ven
Francisco Rodriguez, vecino de
la avenida 12'y Gale 10, de la
reciente operaci6 nde apendi-
citis que lie fuera practicada en-
La gaceta., 1932-05-31

: I'm hcmbre que dijo llamarse
H. L. Ward, de "a amos, Sc re
sent6 aver en- la oficina del SUI
pervisor de registros pidie ndo
le cam iaran la direction de su
domicilio, GOT East Plat.
Ward fue arrestado Y Ed
Blackburn, hijo del supervisor,
lie acusa de que en- mario IA Sc
registr6 en- ell prescinto numero
A, del 208 avenida Brevard; que
en- MARIO "a Sc inscribi6 en- ell
numero II, de Highland 3105,
Y en- abril 80, en- ell ndmero SO,
de Highland 6907.
En- mayo II hizo trasladar
su domicilio a la Gale de Plat Y
aver de nuevo volvi6 a pedir Sc
lie cambiara de residencia.
va los inspectores habian bo-
rrado las inscripciones de los
prescintos II y 33, pero la del
ndmero A Sc descubri6 pocas
horas antes de que Ell individuo
Sc presentara a hacer la petit
ci6n.