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UNCLE RAYS CORNER

the forest and found herbs which CURED
his people Of sickness.
The young chief was chosen leader
OF war party. Victory was won: but,
during the journey, the chief beheld q
maiden with whom he fell in love. He
wanted to take her to his wigwam, but
she was q daughter Of the enemy tribe
Days passed and the young chief
was sad He decided that he could no
longer be away from his love. and he
went to forest near her home
The maiden did not know that he
was in the forest. but she wandered
there. The lovesick Indian ran to her,
seized her in his arms and started to
carry her away.
The deed was observed by q member
Of the enemy tribe, but he was not
brave enough to try alone to save the
maiden. He ran to the village and told
the others.
A party Of warriors started In pursuit.
In the morning the young chief and
the maiden were overtaken. To the
surprise Of the pursuers, the maiden
was not glad that her friends had come
She had braided her hair and had tied
the braids around the neck Of the man
who had captured her. This was a
sign that she wished to marry him.
The warriors were filled with rage
They were angry toward the young
chief because he had stolen the maiden,
and they were angry with the girl be-
cause she had accepted his love Rush
ing forward. they slew both the man
and the maid. and left the bodies on
the ground.
The blood of the unhappy pair
soaked into the ground. Then a won
derful event took place A beautiful
flower arose from the spot-the first
violet! The violet came as a sign Of
true love. and its seeds were spread
far over the earth.
UNCLE RAY.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15

- OMETIMES people help others
without knowing 1t. They make
remark which gives another
~ hint where to look for or how
to get something they are very
anxious to get. But they help just as
much as II they had intended to all the
time
Cresty the F1ycatcher and Mrs. Cresty
were unhappy. Yes, sir, they we're un-
happy. They had made their nest in a
hole In q tree on the edge Of the Old
Orchard. That is to say, they had
partly made their nest in that hole.
But It wasn't finished, and somehow
they couldn't finish 1t. At least, they
thought they couldn't finish It. There
was one certain material they must
have In that nest. Without It the nest
was and always would be incomplete
In their eyes.
I'VE have always had it." declared
Mrs. Cresty. my parents always had it
IN their nests. So did your parents
So did our grandparents. They wouldn't
have thought nest without it was fit
to lay eggs In. feel the same way. We
simply have got to keep looking until
We find at least a piece. A small piece
will do. The idea Of nest without it!
1t is unthinkable."
Cresty nodded. II know Just how
you feel, my dear" said he at is just
one OF those things that, because it al
WAYS has been, It always must be, sup
pose. I haven't doubt that II those
eggs were laid in that nest Just as it
Is, they would hatch Just as well and
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NANCY PAGE
Bon Voyage Gifts Are IN
Order.
n FANNY 7. COPY.
By FLORENCE LA 0ANKE,

Mary was taking advantage Of the
low rates to Europe and sailing within
a short time for England and the Brit
ish Isles. She was excited as could
be over the trip-her first one abroad
The members Of her club felt they
wanted to do something for her and
yet thsy did not want to put hec under
such obligations Nat she would feel
she must purchase n sxpsnstvs at
for each ono Of them while shs vas
abroad. Cant ~ mako her some
gifts that will be useful and stu not
have homemade looki" "And can't
we give her things aae may actually
need?" Il remember one time when
sailed. was loaded down with cases
and beautiful boxes and baskets and
books. But if I had taken them all
with me when left the boat would
have had to purchase another suit
case just to stow them all In" The
members put their wits to work and
here are some of the gifts they made:
Nancy purchased white mosquito
netting. She cut 12-inch squares. She
put two of these together, turned In
the edges to the depth Of Q half inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15
Chicken and Ham.

Take one slice of ham half an inch
thick and cut it into round pieces about
the size Of a large cup. Heat skillet
very hot and scar the peices of ham
quickly. Reduce the heat and cook
slowly. Cover the pan to allow the
ham to steam the last few minutes of
cooking. Combine one cupful Of diced
chicken with two cupfuls of medium
white sauce and heat. When the ham
is cooked and delicately Drowned, re-
move it to hot platter. Put q gener-
Gus serving of the creamed chicken
mixture on each piece of ham and
garnish with parsley.
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BEDTIME STORIES B B. 1 s%,.s.s'
he has returned from the Smiling Pod

he has returned from the Smiling Pod
yet"
He Is on his way back, for I saw
him a short time ago" replied Danny.
He was headed this way, 80 thought
you might have seen him. II you should
happen to see him, Just tell him that
Buffer the Adder has gone off toward
the Briarpatch. 1t probably will make
him feel better"
Where did you see Buffer the Ad-
der?" asked Cresty with sudden in
terest.
Back there o short disance," re-
piled Danny, with nod of his head.
There is an old board lying on the
ground and Buffer had Just come out
from under 1t. He had on a new suit
and he looked fne. Where are you
going in such a hurry?"
But Cresty was already beyond hear.
ing. Unknowinglv Danny had given
him rust the hint he wanted.
Copyright. 1922
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the children would never know the DIFF
ference. But I know how you would
feel. You would feel as II you were
living in an uncompleted house. Ihave
looked everywhere can think Of.
don't recall ever having looked so long
and so hard in vain"
Have you been down on the Green
Meadows?" asked Mrs. Cresty.
only little way" replied Cresty
Il don't think we will find any down
there"
You never can tell" declared Mrs.
Cresty. Sometimes things are found
where least expected Now, you go on
down and look over the Green Meadows
Go clear to the dear old Briarpatch
Peter Rabbit may be able to tell you
something that will help. I'll have an
other thorough hunt through the Old
Orchard and along the edge of the
Green Forest. We've got to get it.
Cresty nodded. I'll do my best"
said he
He few down across the Green
Meadows to the fence along the edge of
the cornf1eld. There was Just a chance
that he might find what he was looking
for along that fence, for there were
some old posts lying on the ground new
posts having been set in their places.
The old ones were to be taken away
later. Cresty few to each of these
posts and went down the length of each
side Of each, peering under them
wherever he could. From post to post
he few and eaech was as disappointing
as the last He was Just about to con-
tinue his way to the dear old Briar-
patch when he spied Danny Meadow
Mouse. Danny spied him at the same
instant.
Hello, Cresty!" cried Danny. Have
yoL happened to see my friend Old
MI Toad?"
NO" replied Cresty. Il don't believe
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Keeping
a wife
Hdppv
Wives
Crave
Consideration

w yH young about to be married Away.
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advise dsushser
husband wants wife him
clad he married And only woman knows what qualities in man
having
her desserts
upon speaking out of her expert
,; Vie sas %sst n s 20. ,0s. 1: s4
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hsr lie and turning the world into e,nde
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the girls that We know thu, two or n1es years q maFsss nsss
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marriage woman happy in it.
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an unlimited 1sSfs
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YOU any holding
BANDS rSey are those lucky en-
"TF your cooking
bnp . Tsh 9 e With Tfs % fsaI manss
her active helping Make her
nearly Always husband nothing hen.
~Dor aau into the soos ,aa ae ~ w 70 b good husband
Of sa ' s T. S ay q. "a " r.; S IL ss' h 'P S
occuns to YOU fa ~ n own '''' SOC nave
And Of all be tender
tan God and
Copyright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15
Pies for Men.

Pat and roll plain pastry to one
fourth inch in thickness and cut In
four-inch squares. Place a canned
apricot, drained from its strip in the
center Of each square. Bring the pastry
together at the corners, turn the points
back, and pinch to form a box-shaped
base Place on a tin sheet and bake
until delicate brown Two minutes
before removing from the oven put half
an English walnut meat on each april
cot and place a marshmallow between
the points of the pastry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15
FIFE TRAVELLING CASE SHOULD
HAVE MANY POCKETS.

sketch is not difficult to make A piece
Of the outside material is cut by the
pattern B-G-H-I-J-E-D-C-B A piece
OF lining material is cut the same size.
A piece of canvas interlining is cut
quarter Inch smaller on all edges The
canvas is bound with tape to keep the
edges from cutting through the other
materials. Then the outside material
is basted TO the lining with its edges
coming over the canvas a quarter-inch
all around. The lining Is then turned
under . quarterback all around and
basted in place, with its turned-under
edge coming almost to the edge Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15
Coconut Pudding.

Soak some bread crumbs In one quart
of scalded milk for half an hour, then
add two tablespoonfuls of melted but
ter, three beaten egges. half cupful Of
sugar, and one cupful Of shredded Coco
nut. Flavor with half q grated orange
rind. Pour the mixture into a buttered
pudding dish and bake in the oven
until light brown. Serve hot with hard
sauce or cold with whipped cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15
Indian Legends.
III-The First Violet,

7 INDIANS Of former days knew little
or nothing about science. They saw
the sun in the sky. but they did
i not realize its great size They saw
stars at night. but could do nothing
better than guess their distance from
the earth.
Because they knew % little. the red
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Star II
= t t e rn 8
RufY1ed Summer Dress.

This daytime dress Is SO simple that
it Roes well with cottons % smart
that 1t ts suitable for silks :. and
20 soft and Summary that It looks well
in whatever you make 1t.
It really couldn't be simpler to sew
up-perky rufles around the neck,
sleeves and pockets are all the trimming.
The three skirt sections are joined by
narrow binding. And because fashion
says bright or white touches"-the
binding is of brightly contrasting color
or white.
Make I'D q gay red and white print
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men made up stories to explain things
Among their tales was one about the
first violet and it ran like this:
There once lived young warrior who
was made chief because he had per-
formed great deeds A huge heron had
carried away children Of the tribe I'M
til this warrior had fitted an arrow to
his bow and shot the heron through the
heart. At another time he went far into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15

with q white binding or . blue and
pink print with bright blue binding.
You'll have an attractive frock-and
you'll have lots Of fun making It'll
Designed in sizes IA, Is, 50. 80, 20
and AZ. Size 36 requires 81 yards Of
36-inch material or 3S yards Of So
inch material.
Simplified illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
each pattern. They give complete d.
rections for making these dresses.
All you have to do to obtain pat
tern OF this attractive model is to send
IS cents in coins.
Kindly be sure to write very plainly
on each pattern ordered your name
and address and size and mail to The
Evening Star Pattern Department.
Washington, D. c.
New fashion magazine, filled with the
latest Paris style news, together with
color supplement, can now be had at
10 cents when ordered with q pattern
and is cents when ordered separately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15
ONT spoil the effect Of that
new Summer dress by carry
ing the wrong sort of handbag.
.You'1l find all sorts Of charm

new HHEuUaBS III Ute SIIUJS
ct prices that would have been impos-
sibly low last Summer. or if you are
clever with your needle and scissors
you can quite easily make the bag your
self You can make the bag Of linen
or silk to match the dress or you can
use some firm contrasting material to
harmonic with the dress. If you like
you can make a scarf, beret or hat
band of the same material
The envelope band shown in the
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The mother Of the Rothschilds lived
at Frankfort, Germany, and was taken
sick at the age of o. She said she
was sure to live to 100, as nothing be-
longing to the house of Rothschild
must go below par She died at e91a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15

dark glasses, purse, extra handker-
chief and her knitting. She did not
have to make many trips to her state
room for forgotten articles.
Dorothy gave Mary three pairs stock
ings, gayly rolled to resemble the snap
ping crackers which are always pop
ular at cnildren's parties
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ord carries his paint and powder Other male players
small that held so
ammunition
lin hmch PAL
a
a rksman
in
is calI Dixie"
is called
FatbeAk is and
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Danny Gives Cresty a Hint.

Help each other. That's the way
To get the most from every day.
Danny Meadow Mouse.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
Ell bale de crisis

Ell bale de crisis
Anoche Sc anOtaron I'm gran
triunfo los organiZadores de la
fiesta llamada de ''depresi6n',
que tuvo lugar en- el Palacio del
Circulo Cubano.
Cuando el crOnista hizo su
entrada en- la sala, lie fue impo-
sible seguir caminando, por la
afluencia de un publico EMU
SHASTA, avido de pasar unas no.
ras deliciosas.
I'm cesto complete de where's
4e fue otorgado a la sonora A
qsunci6n Perez, Y el premio de
~'waltz" Sc lie entreg6 a los j6ve-
mes Mercedes Herrera y Jaime
Cruz.
Ell cronista pudo llevarse es-
tos nombres a su Garnet:
Adelaide Munoz, Enriqueta
Garcia, Carload Sanchez, Mar
garita Ruiz, Esperanto Herman
DEE, Rosa Menendez, Antonio
Gutierrez, Maria Teresa Casti-
Ito, Ines VaId6s, Conchita Fee
rrer, Natividad Sainz, Micaela
Duarte, Milagros Mesa, Euge-
MIA Alvarez, Leocadia UereZ,
Mercedes Rodriguez, Dora Mar
tin, Ernestina Figueras, Evella
Nodarse Virginia Febles, Ali
cia Echeverria Cuca Rovlrosa,
Isabel Pima, Carlota Ramirez,
Mirta Dominguez, Beba Justi-
miami, Juanita Lopez, Sara Nj
1nez, Candelaria Aguirre Blanca
Prado, Eleonor Hernandez, A
bigail Carbonell. Justina Lora.
Estela Barroso Y Ursula Fer
nandsz,
Despues de las doce Sc toca'
ba la Ultima pieza y la juven-
tud comentaba ell r~esonante ext.
to obtenido.
No quiero silenciar mi 'felici.
taci6n calurosa Y que no olvider
la repeticion.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
RICARDO DOLE SIGUE RE
FUGlADO EN- LA EMBAJA
DA DE MEXICO

Habana, Octubre 5.-El DR..
Ricardo Dolz, rector de la Uni
versidad Y ex presidente del Sc
nado, sigue refugiado en- la en-
baiada de MEXICO.
Tambien Sc italian refugia :
dos en- esa embajada ell ST.. FauS
to Menocal, hermano del expire
sidente Menccal, y ell acaudala-
do ciudadano EliSeo ArgiieIles.
Todos esos ciudadanos inyoca
ron ell auxilio de la embaiada me
jicana, por tenor a ser asesina-
dos.
Dicese que pediran pasapor :
ties para embarcar hacia el ex-
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
Ell PASAPORTE PARA CAR
LOS MANUEL 10 PIDIO
CARLOS MIGUEL

Habana, Octubre Sci nasa
porte nara ell DR.. Carlos Manuel
de la Cruz, que embarcara el sd
bado para el extranjero, fu6 pc
dido por su Gltimo amigo Y aso-
Iciado eli DR.. Carlos Miguel de
CGSpedes, candidate a senador
" secretario de instruction Phi
.blica.
Cdsredes Y Carlos Manuel de
la Cruz son socios y amigos Y
mantenian 81 triunvirato con 10
Sc Manue! Cortina, que es allo-
ra senador y columna del par
lido Popular.
Carlos Manuel de la Cruz ha
lanzado duros ataques en- la ca
mara de representatives. de Gu
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
LA POLlCIA NO OYO LOS
DlSPAROS

Habana, Octubrc s. En- Ia
causa miciada por 81 ascsina'o
de los hcrmanos Frcyre de Al
drade, los miembros de Ia poll
cia nacional, Ilamados a decll-
rar por Ell juez, han dicho que
ellos no oyeron los disparos he
chos por los asesinos,
Ono de los polio rs Sc encoH-
a corta distancia del h.
gar del suceSo Y los sirVientes
de los hcrmanos Andrade die n
que SO dispararon mas de ounce
tiros,
La gaceta., 1932-10-05

No ofrece peligrO
Ia operation que ell lunes pa
sado realizara ell DR.. N6stor A.
Portocarrero, en- la garganta de
su primogenita, la linda BIan-
Iquita.
Como era natural, tanto su
sonora madre, la interesante da-
ma Blanca de Portocarrero, CO.
me sus queridos abuelitos estu-
vieron sometidos a una fuerte
impression mientras dur6 ell deli
cado prOceso OperatOriO..
Al interesarme hoy por ell es-
tado de salud de la precicsa nj
ma, me han dicho que no ofrece
peligro.
Quiera Dios que muy pronto
Sc recobre.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
ESTABLECIDA LA TRAN
QUILIDAD EN- VIGO

Madrid, Octubre 5.-Se ha co
municado al gobierno que la tran
quilidad ha sido restablecida en-
Vigo, donde la guardia civil tu-
vo que dispersar a grupos de
pescadores, que apoyaban una
demanda de aumento en- los sa-
larios, recurriendo a la violen-
cia.
Varios de los pescadores, que
apedrearon las casas de los pa
tronos, Sc encuentran detenidos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
LFSfONADA UNA NfNA DE
DOS ANOS

Una nina de dos amos, Evelyn
Overstroet, hija d" los esposos
f. l.. O~vcrStreet, d. la Gale p
nGmero Gill, sufri6 aver una
herida scbrc ell ojo dcrecho al
ser lanzada contra q parabrisas
del autom6yil de su padre.
La nina fut cond cida en- una
ambulancia al Hospital Munici-
pal y aunquc la herida Is gray j.,
los m6dicoS opinan que Sc sal
vara.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
SIGUEN ENCARCELADOS
LOS ~NACIONALISTAS

Madrid, Octubre 5.-El minis
tro de la gobernaci6n mantiene
encarcelados a los jefes del par
lido nacionalista espanol, que
venian hacienda propaganda
contraria a la R%epublica.
Los detenidos, que Sc italian
en- la Carcel Modelo, son Don
Felix Alcalde, Don Vicente Zu-
loaga y Don Jose Mitjans y Mu-
rieta.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
TFATpNH
CASINO

Para poder apreciar hasta
donde es capaz de llegar un HON
bre bueno cuando tropieza en- su
vida con una mala compahera,
yea hoy ell em0cionante drama
1.-TWO Seconds, que Sc exhibe
hoy en- este teatro, con el nOta-
BILE actor Edward G.. Robinson.
Para manana Sc anuncia ell es
t~eno de "Forbidden", con la
bellisima Barbara Stanwyck,
considerable la Sarah Bernardo
del celuloide.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
TRATASE DE S~OLUCIONAR
Ell CONFLICTO DE LOS


Madrid, oct. 5.-Una confe-
~rencia Sc verified aver entire los
pescadores en- huelga y las au-
toridades de Vigo, con ell fin de
solucionar ell serio conflicto.
BESIDE hace tres meses los PCS
cadores mantienen su huelga y
la semana pasada courtroom
des6rdenes de importancia, te-
niendo que interyenir la guar
dia civil.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05

La Ultima pagina del Ameri-
can Weekly, a dolores, es un a
.nuncio de una marca de tabacos
que no Sc fabrica en- Tampa,
"White OWL.
Sc vendia a siete centavos ca
da cigarro y ahora Sc vende a 5.
La panetela Robert Burns,
hecha por una poderosa compa-
MIA tabacalera, public6 IN anun
clio en- la edici6n dominica del
New York Times y otro en- ell
New York Herald. Sc vende a
diez centavos Y dee contener Fri
pa suaVe de Cuba,
"Admiration", marca de Re
gensburg, anuncia en- New
York Y New Jersey; Optimo a
nuncia en- varias de las principa
les ciudades del pals; perO la ma
yorfa de las fabricas de Tampa
mo suenan" en- los oidos de los
fumadores.
GSera verdad que la cOopera-
ci6n para la propaganda no es
aqui possible porque los fabri-
cantes estan en- desacuerdo so
bre tan i%mportante asunto?
La propaganda puede salvar-
nos, 81 Sc la acOmpana de IN me
jor sistema de venta y distribu-
ci6n Y 81 nivelamos las fabricas.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
OTRO NUFNO REPRESEN-
TANTE EN- LA CAAIARA

Hahana, oct. 5,-La Nacante
caus&da en- la camara de repre-
sentantes por la muert de San
tiago Rey, ha sido cubierta por
ell DR.. Jose Fcrmin ESpinosa.
Santiago Rey muri6 el sabado
en- SUI Residential de Santiago de
las Vegas, y su cadavcr recibi0
sepultura ell domingo.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
Ell DE LA CA
LIE DE BAILEN

Madrid, oct. 5,-Tan pronto
Sc termine ell derribo de las ca
ballerizas %reales, ell gobierno
procedera a ensanchar la calle
de Bailen.
Las caballerizas fuerOn cons
truidas ror ell arquitecto Saba
tint, siendo rey Carlos III
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
LA DISCUSSION DE LOS PRE-
SUPUESTOS

Madrid, oct. 5.-Los presu-
puestos para ell pr6ximo ano fis-
cal seran leidos en- la asamblea
nacional por ell ministro de ha-
cienda, Sr. Garner.
La ley de presupuestos y la
ley de incompatibilidad van a
ser aprobadas por las cortes den
tro de muy pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

rrar" la competencia de la ma
quina?
Ell trabajo eScasea Y 81 ell tor
'cedor Sc esmera en- su labor, sal
dra de sus manoS la obra de ar
tie, con la cual no puede compe-
.tir la maquina.
En- tempo de escasez al obre-
70 toca pulir, potque 10 tienen a
tarea; cuando la abundancia
vuelve, entonceS puede descui-
darse un poquitin, que dano no
hace.
Tampa reclama cooperation,
sincera cooperation de todos los
que aqui viven, para Salvar a la
industrial tabacalera.
FL fabricante, en- la tarea de
cooperation, debe aportar ell
500, ell obrero ell 800 y ell CO.
merciante un 20%.
Sin la industrial, ell fabrican-
tie perdera su riqueza o su bien-
estar econ6mico; sin la indus
tria, ell obrero tendra que mar
charse de la Florida, en- busca
de nucvos horizontes; sin la
industrial ell comerciante no ten
dra a quien venderle sus mer-
cancias Y Sc vera obligado a ce-
rrar sus puertas,
Obra de cooperation. de EMU
siasmo Y buena fe, es 10 que la
industrial tabacalera demanda,
81 hemos de impedir que la cri-
sis nos aplaste.
La gaceta., 1932-10-05
LAS CORTES EMPEZARON
A DISCUTIR UNA LEY

Madrid, Octubre BIAS cor
ties Sc reunio aver empezando
a discutir la ley de Incompatible
lidades. Faculta la ley a un di-
putado para desempenar un pues
to en- ell gabinete, pero prohibe,
en- todos los demas casOs, que
una persona ejerza dos cargos
oficiales.