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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
BY MILTON SAUNDERS NEA Service Writer

Paris-The' gay and brilliant Mile Alice Cocea, blonde beauty of the French stage. and screen. has been transformed into tragic, haunted figure of the Paris play spots since the spectacular suicide of her 30-year-old sweetheart, Lieut. Victor Point, adventurous ex- piorer and naval officer.
 Two little packets of love letters are all that remain of a romance which might have led to marriage when she had won an annuiment from her present mate. One packet is rueful reminder of light, Air. tations which brought impassioned notes from other suitors. These, found by the >over-jealous lieuten- ant when he rified the desk of her apartment, led to the melodramat- ic finale. The second packet con- tained the lost notes penned by Point, telling of his great love.
 The colorful setting for the sui eide was the Bay of Agay. off the Riviera. Point drove up in his road ster to a point on the beach be- tween Cannes and Saint Raphael where he could see the small yacht Blue Crest anchored off shore and containing merry party. He could distinguish, in black beach pajamas, the blonde and beautiful figure of Mile Cocea, frolicking on deck. He jumped into a row boat and rowed out.
 The sight of Point struck terror in the heart of the pretty actress. As he boarded the yacht he carried q revolver in his hand.
 "You are liars, all of you" he shouted. He yelled other violent reproaches and added: Anyhow, it doesn't make any difference now: in a minute I shall be a dead man."
 With that he threw the revolver into the row boat and then jumped in himself. He rowed a few strokes away from the yacht, stood up and fired two shots into his head. HIS strong. athletic body swayed and then fell in the water. When re- covered, he was dead.
 On the shore, Mele Cecea, threw herself across the form of her lover, and sobbed hysterically: :. "Come back to me. you foolish boy; I love you" She then col lapsed.
 In the dead man'1 shirt were found two letters addressed to Mile Cocea containing frequent allusions to ma chere Alice" and "mon Alice adoree." He had taken these from her apartment.
 investigation of the drama re- vealed that they had known each other for four years and that Point. at least. had been passionately in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28

love. lie WlSneQ 10 marry Clle dCl- ress if she could win annulment in Rome of her marriage to Comte Stanislas de La Rochefoucauld.
 Lieut. Point was nephew and fos- ter-son of Philipp Berthelot. per manent secretary of the French ministry of foreign affairs. He al- ready had 8 successful career and rendered conspicuous service as naval attache at the Quai d'Orsay. He was one of the leaders of the Citeon mission which crossed the Asiatic desert of Gobi and Mongo- lia by motor car, during which Georges Haardt, famous explorer, contracted fatal illness. Point won the legion of honor cross with a splendid citation for his work with the mission.
 But during these long weeks in the desert, the young naval officer worried continually about what his. sweetheart was doing back Tn Paris. The hardships and dangers of the mission meant nothing to him. for he was @ strong man, but during the silent hours of the night his mind was tortured by doubts and misgivings, as his long and inn petuous letters to Mile Cocea grove.
 2 "Victor was a wonderful boy and no one doubted the great future he had before him." explained Mile Cocea. "I liked him very much and we were to have been married, but the formalities of the annul- ment of my marriage would have taken at least year. Unfortunate ly he was susceptible to jealousy to an exasperating degree, and the fact that had many admirers made him worse." -
 The night before the tragedy the couple had dined and later danced together and had as guests two young men well known to both Of them.
 ing President Bouisson of the chamber of deputies, and naval of flcers attended his funeral.
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capable players as Aline Mac Mahon, Warren Hymer, Frank Mo- Hugh, Herbert Mundin, Doublas Garrard and Frederick Burton. Fay Garnett directed the picture from the screen play by Robert Lord, the adaptation and dialogue being the work of Wilson Mizner and Joseph Jackson. The compan- ion feature is s"The Theft of Mona Lisa" The love story that sings. Based on the robbery that aston ished the world. Also on the bill will be good short subjects.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
srArE or CONNECTICUT, Districi

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court, November 18th, 1932.
 ESTATE OF Patrick R. McNa- mara, late of the Town of Water bury, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts properly attest. ed wihin said time, will be debarrea recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 GEORGE A. MCNAMARA,
 ROBERT A. HARRINGTON, : 11-25-3t Executors.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District of Waterbury. ss. Probate Court, November 26th, 1882.
 ESTATN OF Michael c. Donovan, late of the Town of Waterbury, in said District, deceased. , The Court of Probate Tor the Dlss and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors. of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly at- tested within said time, will be de- barred recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 EDWARD l.. SEERY,
 Administrator. 1f.2S.3t Woodmont, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
SWIM AND BE A MOVIE START
 IS HOLLYWOOD'S NEW LUNCH
NEA Service writer

NnA 0--N-1~ ~
 HoIlywood.-~swim your way Into electric lights.
 Such seem to bo the way of things around m0violaud theDo days. The swimming pool is oifef- ing e whole school of candidates for film fame.
 Duke Kahanamoliu was the first to crash studio portals on his aquatic prowess. But the past year has seen quite a number of aQuatic stars splashing from the swimming pool into filmland. Johnny weiss muller, generally regarded the greatest of all swimmers. led the parade when he signed to play 'Tarzan" roles.
 Eleanor Holm, Olympic back stroke champion. was next to sstc- cumb to the lure of movie gold. She was followed by Helene Madison, another olympic champion. And now Buster Crabbe, olympic champ, has put his name on the dotted line.
 Carpentier Rejected i
 After weeks had been spent by Paramount executives in search ing for someone to portray the Lion Man in "King of the Jungle" Crabbe was selected. After an exhaustive search through the ranks of Hollywood actors failed to produce the de- sired man, studio ofiicials started combing the athletic world. Sev- eral times they thought the man had been found. But on each 0c- Lcasion there was shortcoming found somewhere.
 Georges Carpentier, French boxing idol, was tested for the ly suited--except that he has a decided French accent. And the Lion Man just can't have an ac- cent.
 Temporarily it looked as though Ernie Caddel. Stanford grid star, was going to be the so- lution to the problem. Studio officials saw him in action on the gridiron and decided he was their man.. But Ernie declined to leave the university before getting his diploma. next spring.
 M0hler Too SmAll
 Then, orv Mohler. University of Southern California quarter back, was injured and forced to discard his football togs perma- nently. The very next day he was summoned to the studio and test ed for the role.
 orv met every requirement except that of size-he is too small. The Lion Man must stand over six feet. Mohler is only five feet ten.
 Rolled again, studio officials in- vaded boxing and wrestling cir cles. Max Baer appeared to be just the man. His physique and personality were perfect. But he appeared lost in a tangling maze of managers. Several different managers each declared that he alone could act as Baer's agent. Rather than encounter any legal entanglements, Baer was dropped.
 Lutze Too Muscular! Nick Lutze, heavyweight wres- tier, was the next to come for ward as likely candidate. But he proved to be too muscular. AL though he has escaped the usual marks of the grappling mat, Lutze has an over abundance of muscles. Even in a jungle set ting, clad as the Lion Man, he still looked like wrestler. Finally Buster Crabbe popped Iup out of a swimming pool and the contract was handed him. He met every single requirement. stature, personality, voice. And kmaybe you think there wasn't a Isigh of relief from those studio executives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
"THE LOST SHALL BE FOUND"-Th Through
 The Democrat Lost And Found Ads

STATE or CONNECTICUT, District Ss Sovsmssr wsssssssy; sra ;u; ,sss' Probate court
 ESTATE OF David A. Winters, late of the Town of Waterbury, tn 'said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors or said es- clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly att tested within said time, will be de- barred q recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 WILLIAM L.. LOOMls, 11-2e-at Administrator.
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RATION CORPORA

1NDOE ELhAAA 1A1ON NOAs@ S~sNA TON
 vs.
 PRINCETON RAYONS, INC, ct al COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, New Haven County, Judicial District Of
 NOTICE OF SALE
 By order of the Court of Common Pleas for New Haven County in and for the Judicial District of Water, bury made in the above captioned foreclosure action on the 25th day of November 1882, I will sell at public auction to be held at o'clock in the afternoon on the goth day of December 1882 on the prem ises on the Princeton Rayons Inc, located on Echo Lake road, Town of Watertown, County of Litchteld, state of Connecticut to the highest bidder, the following machinery and factory equipment, to wit, viz:i 157 Wildman Knitting Machines
 1 Campbell and Cluit Knitting Machine Table
 151. Wildman Knitting Machines. Sale and terms of sale to be SUD. feet to the approval of the Court or Common Pleas in and for the Judi 'cial District of Waterbury.
 MICHAEL J. CAMPBELL.
 Committee to Sell. 11-2S-1t: 12-5-lt; 12.12-1t
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DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, ss.
 Probate Court, November 26th

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, ss.
 Probate Court, November 26th
 ESTATE OF Pietro Stolf, late of the Town of Waterbury in said Dis trict, deceased. The Administrator, having exhibited his account with said estate to this Court for allow % %ORDERED. That the 3rd day of December, A. D. 1892 at Il o'clock, in the forenoon, Standard time, at the Probate office in Waterbury, be and the same Is, assigned for hearing on the allowance or saio ac- count. and the Court directs the Ad- rministrator to give notice thereof, by publishing this order in some newspaper having a circulation Tn said District, at least 3 days perore said day of hearing.
 ~ JOHN J. HOWARD,
 Clerk.
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note of realism. '"Tess'' should prove one of the mott successful offerings tho famous pair have ever presented.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
Greta Carlo in
 Streets of Sorrow Will Be Seen at Temple
 Hall for Five Days

For five days beginning. Wednes- day, November S0th, an unusual stage and film presentation will be offered at Temple Hall. 9
 Greta Garbo in Streets of Sor- row" the picture that is acclaimed as her European triumph, will be the screen attraction.
 On the stage the presentation that has caused much comment wherever, shown. will be presented in its entirety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
Her Lovers Strange Suicide Turns Gay Paris Actress
 Into Figure Of Tragedy BROKEN ROMANCE SHATTERED BY DRAMATIC DEATH AT SEA

love. He wished to marry the act ress if she could win annulment in Rome of her marriage to Comte Stanislas de La Rochefoucauld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28

| UlAL Announcements 6 Lost and rouBd HAVING lost our passbooks, Nos. 11113 and 10292 issued to A. Rap Ian and M. Kaplan respectively. by the Waterbury Trust Co, we here- by make application for new ones. LOST-Silver Rosary beads. sum of money and key in a small plack pocketbook. Reward. Phone 4-S562.
 Automobiles 9 Autos and Trucks for Sale 1s29-CHEvRoLET Cabriolet. Good clean car. Special $150. Loehmann Chevrolet Co, 379 West Main St. 1928 HARMON "s"-s25o. John J. Collins, Inc. Plymouth & DeSoto Agency. 37 Willow St. Dial S-159s.
 PLYMOUTH ROADSTER THE BLUE RIBBON GARAGE, INC. 428 West Main St. Dial S-5179 ATWOOD SPECIALS FOR TODAY 70. <,,, c-1 <,,,.. GuaN ecE m '26 Dodge Tour. (extra nice) $50.00 '27. Whippet Sedan .......... $50.00 '29 Pontiac Coupe yours for $65.o0 '25 Buick Coach ............ $35.00 '27 Willys Knight Sedan .... $65.00 Good Dodge % ton Truck ... $65.00 '29 Ford Truck ............$ $l15.0U '29 Chev Stake Truck ...'..slSo.oo \ For a Square Deal see us.
 ATWOOD BROS. INC. 249 No. Main St. Phone 3-3256 4S7 Meadow St. Phone 4-546o 1881 STUDEBAKER Dictator 8 Regal sedan. Like new. Bargain. Studebaker = Pierce-Arrow and Rockne Agencies, 379 North Main Street.
 REPOSSESSED CARS 1892 Willys "6" Club Sedan. I: 1880 Buick Master "6" Coupe. 1880 Dodge D. A. Sedan. 1928 Chrysler "72."
 1881 Ford Convertible Coupe. 1881 Henderson Motorcycle. 1880 Rec Flying Cloud Sedan. 1881 Ford Roadsters and Coupe. orl na1 CnnPf Sa6An. 1880 Auburn Sport Coupe. 1880 Chevrolet Coach 1880 DeSoto Roadster and Sedan. 1880 Pontiac Roadster.
 1-2 years to pay. 90 day bona-nde guarantee. Open until 9 o'clock; all day Sunday. Telephone S-SS41.
 S29 NORTH MAIN ST. Open Eyes Till 9-All Day Sunday 1g2s-NASH Special "6", four door. five passenger sedan. $75.00 takes it. Phone 4-9479.
 IA Service Stations. Repairing - - - TERIES-Recharged soc; new batteries S3.75 Ip with old one; used tires s1 up. Somma Tire < Battery Go. 234 East Main. Dial 3-5905.
 Merchandise S2 Eecd and Fuel
 CONGRESS OIL co.
 Range and Fuel Oil
 Dial 3-4275-For Service A Articles Wanted to Buy STOVES wanted. Highest cash prices paid for kitchen and par- Tor stoves. What have you? Phone 4-lzsl.
 Business SerUice 5i Business Services Rendered WE are now in e position to sup Ely coats. aprons snd towels. Laundered weekly. Waterbury Towel Supply Co. sss East Main
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
Announcements
Lost and round

HAVING lost our passbooks, Nos. 11113 and 10292 issued to A. Kap- Ian and M. Kaplan respectively, by
 the Waterbury Trust Co, we here
 by make application for new ones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28

LOST-Silver Rosary beads. sum of
 money and key in a small black
 pocketbook. Reward. Phone 4-S562.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28

1g2S-NASH Special "6". four door i've passenger sedan. $75.0O takes it. Phone 4-9479.
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Rooms, Board, Hotels
e Rooms ana soaru

BOYS CLUB. Cottage Place-Nice rooms swimming pool. all home cooking. Reception room. Moderate price.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
Business .SerDice
si Business Services tsendsred

WINDOW CLEANING - You will save money if you send for us to do your cleaning. Connecticut Win. lawn Terrace. Dial 4.4617.
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1929-CHEvROLET Cabriolet. Good clean car. Special $150. Loehmann Chevrolet Co, 379 West Main St. 1928 HARMON "S"-$250. John J. Collins, Inc. Plymouth & DeSoto Agency. 37 Willow St. Dial 3-159S.
 PLYMOUTH ROADSTER
 1880 .... Rumble Seat..... $295 THE BLUE RIBBON GARAGE, INC. 42S West Main St. Dial S-5179
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
Automobiles

Autos and Trucks for Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
ATWOOD SPECIALS FOR TO-DAY

1881 STUDEBAKER Dictator 8 Regal sedan. Like new. Bargain. Studebaker Pierce-Arrow ana Rockne Agencies, 379 North Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28

WE are now in position to sup
 Ely coats. aprons snd towels.
 Laundered weekly. Waterbury Towel Supply O.. sss East Main
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
OTROS CATORCE PRESOS
POLITICOS RECUPERARON
SU LIBERTAD

Habana, Die. 3.-Otro decrs-
to fue firmado aver por ell pre-
sidente Machado, concediendo
la libertad a otros catorce pre-
sos politicos, entire ellos ell DR..
Pintado Y Lucilo de la Pena, es-
tie 1ltimo ex-representante, abo-
gado Y pe~iodista.
La censura no ha Sido levan-
tada, aunque tai cosa Sc dijo,
por cuanto ell peri6dico Hera'do
de Cuba tuvo aver dificultades
por haber publicado una infor :
macion pidiendo Sc anularan las
elecciones que ell dfa primero sc
verificaron en- la provincial de
La Habana.
Sin embargo, en- otro periodi-
CO Sc permiti6 un editorial aeon
sejando Sc pida una moratoria
para la deuda e~xtranjera, 10 que
no Sc hubiera permitido hace
tres semanas.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
LOS DE LA
HABANA NO QUIEREN EN-
TENDERSE CON BFLTRAN
Y COMPANIA

Habana, Bic. 3.-Los taba-
uueros de esta capital, miembros
de la Sociedad de Torcedores,
han reiterado su actitud de no
querer trato directo con la Fee
deraci6n Biprovincial, que pre-
side Jose Beltran, individuo
"que rompiera la Ultima huel-
ga" en- ell pueblo de Beiucal.
Varios tabaqueros cram de O.
pini6n de que Sc tratara con la
Federation Biprovincial, zero Ia
mayOria, en- una asamblea, res0l
VIC mantener su anterior acti :
IND, contraria a tai acercamien-
to. ~ p
La Sociedad de Torcedores ce-
lebrara elecciones dentro de po-
cos dias y va Sc ha presentado
una candidatura.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
LADY ASTOR DICE QUE LA
CLASE DIRECTORA AME-
RICANA ESTA DURMIEN-
DO

Richmond, Va, Die. 3.-Ha :
blando en- una asamblea de mu-
jeles eleotoras, Lady Nancy AS
tor, americana de nacimiento Y
diputado en- 81 parIamento in
giles, declare que la clase direc-
tora americana esta profunda-
mente dormida, teniendo ell fue-
go a sus puertas.
La oradora c0nden6 cl terrible
nacionalismo, eel cual-dijO-
ha quitado vigor a muchas ma
clones y es una amenaza para ell
progreso. Estoy muy segura de
que tsndremos otra guerra sino
podemos despojarnos de algunas
de esas necias ideas"
Sostuvo que ell sociaiismo 0 Ell
comunismo solo rueden ssr evil
tados por medic de una progre-
silva legislation social.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
CONDENADO Ell GRAIL. FEe
DERICO B~ERENGUER

Madrid, Die. 3.-La Conf
sion de Responsibilities,
:onstituida para juzgar 40 los
responsibilities de la dictadura
de Primo de Rivera, ha conde-
nado al general Federico Be
renguer, jefe de la guarnici6n
de Madrid durante ell golpe de
astado de 1882.
Berenguer ha sido cOndena-
DO a doce amos de confinamien
0, en- an siti0 que Ell ~gobiern0
leterminara, y Sc lie quitan sus
,derech3 civiles por un perio-
20 del amos.
La Antencia contra un CRU
20 de % jefes, oficiales y civil
'es, que sirvieron a la dictadu-
"a, ha sido firmada va y Sc da
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
Ell PRESIDENTE ACONSE-
JARA A EUROPA QUE
PAGUE Ell PLAZO QUE
Sc CUMPLE Ell Ola Is

Washington, die. 3.-TodO in
dica hoy que el presidente Hoo
ver Sc dirigira de nuevo a las
n~aciones extranjeras diciendo-
les que Estados Unidos espera
cobrar ell plazo que Sc cumple ell
tia Is de diciembre.
Creese que las nuevas petit
clones de Francia e Inglaterra
no seran contestants y que Mr.
Hoover en- su mensaje al con-
gresO, la semana proxima, ex-
pondra sus puqtos de vista So
bre las deudab, relacionando-
las con ell desarme Y las propo-
siciones en- cambio por concesio-
mes c~omerciales.
En- los circulos oficiales ge-
neralmente Sc espera que el pre-
sidente reafirme su posici6n
cotrA ura pr6rroga de la mora
toria, pero estimase que al mis-
mo tempo sugerlra la creaci6n
de una agencia para que estudie
eli problema de las obligaciones
internacionales, a luz de las
dificultades econ6micas del nun
do.
'EI saretario sti9Ton mani
fast9 aver ante ell cohsejo de Sc
c~~esarios Que pudiera no ser nN
c sario rcrlicar a las ultimas nc
tas de Francia e Inglaterra, de-
jando asi la Question para que
Gas natlones paguen 0 deien de
pagan, faltando a sus compro-
misos, y
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
LIGA CONTRA LAS DICTA-
,DURAS


Madrid, Die. 3.-Esta orga-
nizandose una Liga contra las
dictaduras y realizan los ira
bajos de preparation los sedo-
res Mariana BenIliure y Fer
nand0 Reymora.
La presidential scra ofrecida
a Don Miguel Unamuno, ell ca
edratico, quien hace pocos
dfas dijo que ell gabinete del
ministro Azana gobier-
IA dictatorialmente.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03

Los hombres de buena vOlun.
tad deben agruparse para que
la industrial tabacalera pueda
extender su mercado Y progre.
sar, manteniendo precios que
permitan a los torcedores vivir
con relativa ccmodidad.
LA industia Sc halla amena.
zada por ell Trust y gran hume
70 de importantes dificultades
que iran surgiendo en- los We
nideros tres meses.
Sin las fahricas de tabacos,
Tampa pasaria a ser una pobla-
c on de cuarto orden, una mas
entire las ~mnumerables de los
estados del Sur.
Pero la industrial debe man
tenerse sobre un nivel cue sin
arruinar al f%abricante, de al o.
brero oportunidades para vivir
apartado de la extrema mise
Liza.
Hay que competir con los de
afuera y debe hacerse tan prom
to sea possible; pero no deben
ser despreciados los intereses
eel hombre que trabaja y en- es-
ia comunidad inVierte el dine
70 que CANA.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
INFORMATION
DFl PUERTO

Arribaron aver tres vapores
Y una motonave, dos de los pri-
lmeros de bandera americana,
Commercial Quaker y Point Ca
leta; 81 tercero de bandera ale
mana, ell Steigerwald, y la dlti-
ma de bandera sueca, la Vasa-
holm.
Rumbo a Espana, cargado de
fosfato y MADEIRA, zarp6 ell va
por americana COmal. Tambien
partieron aver los vapores anne
ricanos Maine, Commercial
Quaker y Bessmer City.
Hacia Hamburgo, con un car
gamento de fosfato, zarp6 la mo
tonave sueca Erick Frisell.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
PR0YECTO DE LEY S0BRE
LAS RELACIONES ENTIRE
LA R~EPUBLICA Y LA IGLE-
STA

Madrid, Die. 3.-Las Cortes
"esolveran un proyecto de ley
Dresentado por Ell comite de a.
untos judiciales, que tiende a
'egular las relaciones entire la
~iepublica y la lglesia.
En- ell proyecto de ley Sc dis
zone ell reconocimiento de las
irdenes religiosas puestas ba-
o las leyes ciHles y Sc permi-
e a las autoridades eclcsiasti-
.aS nOmbrar a los Sacerdotes,
Obiapos, etc, pero con la con
dici6n de que Sc designer ciu,
dadanos espaholes.
La Ley senala tambiGn con-
tribuciones a los eonventos, Sc
minarios y palacios ~episcopa
les y sostiene que la Iglesia no
debe esperar ayuda financiera
del estado.
Una de las c1ausulas devuei
We a las Ordenes Religi0sas
ciertos edificios va declarados
propiedad nacional, pero con
la condici6n de que no puedan
venderlos.
Tampaco Sc permitira a las
OrdeneS Religiosas dedicarse a
la ensenanZa, mantener nego-
clos 0 entrar en- pOlitica.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
PUESTO EN- LIBERTAD Ell
HOMBRE QUE CONFESO
UN CRIMEN COMETIDO
HACE ID AMOS

Cleveland, die. 3.-Hace ID
amos Patrick Conway di6 muer
tie en- un Hospital a Henry Thro
sci, de 81 amos. Ell viejo fue ase-
Sinado, pero su muerte Sc re-
glstr6 como de origen natural,
aunque las autoridades sospe-
charon d un crimen.
No pudendo ~resistir las la
madas de- su conciencia, Con-
way Sc en- ego a l<policia :spe-
no Sc lie infotm6 que NADIA Sc po-
dia hacer en- su contra poroue
era impossible probar ell crimen.
ror no ext una acusaci6na De
asesinato@ rada en- aqueua fe-
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
DE ESPANA
LOS S~lNDICALISTAS Sc DE
.CLARAR0N HOY EN- HUEL-
GA

Madrid, Die. Bel gobcrna-
dor de ASturias ha communicate
al miniSterio de la gobernaci6n
que los sindicalistaS tienen anun
ciada para hoy una huelga de
protesta, como resultado de un
encuent"o QUE ocurriera en- Eel
guerra entire la Guardia Civil y
mineroS huelguistaS.
Piden los sindicaliStas que
sean pueStos en- libertad tres in
dividuos, a los euaIes arrestara
la fuerza publica.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
NO Sc COMISION
A CUBA

Madrid, Die. 3.-En los circu
los oficiales Sc ha dicho que ell
gobierno no ha concedido aten-
ci6n a un articulo del "Heraldo
p;diendo Sc nombre una conf
sion para que vaya a Cuba y Vi
site las regiones afectadas por
Il huracan, repatriando a los cs-
ranoles que han quedado en- la
mayor pobreza.