Evening star., 1932-07-21

| NIlUNt aAt
/ Canada. upon the distinguished firm
of Borghi B. Daglio Y Cia., executors
! of the estate pertaining to our unfortu-
| nate fellow citizen, Don Emilio Redaelli
who was killed IN 4 political riot on
the twenty-third day of last January.
Inquiring the motives which
! caused this said insurance company to
refuse payment, when another Cana
! dian insurance company has already
! paid a claim for $50 900 upon the same
life. Senior Daglio advised us as follows
| Reporter: "Senor Daglio. Patrla has
! been informed that you are making
demands upon certain Canadian m
surance company for payment OF pol
/ icy held in it by the late Don Emilio
! Redsell;. Is that true?'
Senor Daglio: Yes, sir; quite true
Senior Redaelli was our coffee-buyer III
Juayua and held number OF policies
with various companies. AmC lg them
was one for $4,000 issued by Toronto
company, but payment of which was
refused on the allegation that the policy
had expired before Senor Redaelli re-
ceived his fatal injuries. This statement
is absolutely false. as can be proven by
the official receipts of the company.
now in our possession. and covering
premiums paid by us for Senior RedaelH
up until January of the coming year
Reporter: Did the company have any
other grounds for refusing to pay the
policy?"
Senor D.: "Only that Senor Redaelli
should have submitted to another medl-
cal examination before the policy be-
came effective for this year, require
ment which was specifically repudlated
under the terms Of the original docu-
ment. Besides Don Emilio was In per-
feet health, as all the world knows. and
can testify. and it was only last Decem-
Der that he took out policy in another
Canadian company. the full amount Of
which has already been paid.
Reporter: DO you believe that this
other policy will eventually be paid?'
Senor D.: up to the present, the
contention of the company has been
that it is not obliged to pay. But. II II
does not. we intend to take the matter
I'D with the senior general superintend-
ent of insurance companies, at Ottawa,
and. We hope. with successful results.
Reporter: Many thanks, Senior Dag
lio. for this interview, which has a
specially great interest for us all at TINS
time, in which it is being CONSIDERED
whether the government should not
make fire and life insurance matter OF
local and national monopoly. Under
, this system, all insurance premiums are
to be paid into the governmental treas
ury and all claims raid out OF it, thus
safeguarding the interests OF our cit1-
zens. We underestimate that the company
which you state is now in default fore
sees what is about to occur and is try
ing to Withdraw from our country with
out fulfilling its obligations.
Mexico City Acts
| To Curb Night Life.
Ell Universal, Mexico, D. F.-The
policy of the authorities in participat-
| ing Informally at balls and hestaS staged
| in certain quarters of the city, late at
| night and early in the morning, is be-
ginning to show important beneficial
| results. A most happy occasion in a
| dance hall was quietly attended by the
police last night, and simultaneously
with their appearance all the invited
| guests essayed most earnestly to escape,
| many of them by the windows.
! There Is no doubt that these re-
unions are largely composed OF "equivo-
cal' individuals q. e. questions Bile
they cannot Only ObViate troubles that