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The Washington times., 1932-10-13
LAUREL ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Two-year-old ffIlies;
maidens; purse $1,000; claiming: 6
furlongs.
Two Tricks Ills Renounce ......115
XaCalaine .....110XLast Mary ....11O
Bravis Sima Ills Comes June ...115
Nutrment Ills Miss Alden Ills
Shrewmouse Ills Sister Madge Ills
Lezev ..:....115I Mudraker ....115
xaBertha P'ker11OI Park .........115
xFluffy Lee lilo Last Bid ......115
Sc sEco%D 4 HFnTs ard a. h 6FIsss and
up; purse, $500: claiming; steeple-
chase; miles.
xxEgad ......137 xxbLord J'hnson137
huckite ;......i$S Light Plume. ...I$S
xCreek .......1SS CRubigny ....12S
xxKoenigsm'k 2d131 xcVan Dixie ...133
xstar Easter. ..133 xPractical Sal. ..1$O
Flayius .......149 dDaiquiri ...... 1$O
aSr Sweep ...13S xxxMiss Henr'ta. 1870
Bandit .......143 dWhzzby ....13O
Huffy ....14S xSpeckled Beau
George Jessel; .14$! ty 2d..;;;;...1$3
Bosley and John BosIey. cJ Casson
and Mrs. J. Casson. DIX. f. Hit.
xFive pounds claimed for rider
xxseven pounds claimed for rider.
xxxTen pounds claimed for rider
THIRD RACE--Three-year-o and
upward; claiming T., $1,000; 6 fuFlongs.
EvalOn .........114lHogarty ........114
Hyman ........114j Brave and Rold. 11&
XSans Coin. ".. 102lTraitor .........1l "a
BY Herself. .1O7IBright Colors. .1O7
Judge Primrose .110iPeter Pridd. d......11H
Flag Track. 107;XBlimp ....... .1o9
Also eligible:
Prince Tokalon. ia iImaqueen .......111
xwater Lad. 80. 1G9IPrincess Came.ia 1O7
Flagolet 11iPrOmetheus .....114
FOURTH RACE-The Westminster;
three year-olds and upward; $1,000;
l lis miles.
Marmion .......1o6'Camp Prince. -. 1O7
Old Master. 12.Glastonbury ....,1 113
Late Date 103ISnapback .......103
FIFTH RACE-The Manor: two-year-
ODDS; $1,000; 1 mile and 70 yards.
HProiectile .....115 Jungle King lilo
Step Sister Blunder. .11O
Keep Out ...110lbBright Shadow 90
Northgalis ......1fOIGala Time ......102
Mr.. Khayyam. ..11oIPoppyman .....115
Also eligible:
aSnaplock ......110l
aAdolphe Pons entry.
baud ey Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE = Three year olds;
claiming; purse, $1,000; lis miles.
Pencader ......1oS Aforementioned. ..110
xVillaEe NamP.. .lO7I P!ayfole ........1O9
SEVENTH RACE-Three- -year-oIds and
upward claiming; purse. $1,000; 1b
miles.
Fort Dearborn. .11frC.abbo ......114
Matadi .........114| XRide a-Wee los
SouthCo -.......11N'x xRlack Patricia los
Drastic Delightful Renewed .......11O
Jodphur IXFlying Max ...112
Ward-in- xGolden Fairy 1o5
xBattering Ram. 5lxPorgie ........1O5
xNegopoll ..1O9IMisnomer ......114
Weather, raining; track, fast.
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Hamilton and Dorothy Payne, boy.
George and Bertha Bell. boy.
Lewis and Bessie Bruce, boy.
Elmer and Maggie Tyler. boy.
Aaron and Sarah Ashley. boy.
Theodore ]. and Jessie Woods, boy
Jerome L. and Nellie Hall. twin boys
Nicholas and Lena Proctor, boy.
William T. and Frances McCray, hoy,
James w and Elsie f. Bruce, boy.
william and Martha Mayberry, boy
Clarence and Mary Butler, girl.
James and Carrie Madison, girl
Charles and Dorothy Taylor, girl.
Harry and Edna Carter. girl
Peyton and Leila Jackson, girl.
James r. and Flonnie Laney, girl.
Walter and Daisy Page, girl.
Cecil and Malinda Chatman, girl.
Alonzo and Margaret Carter, girl.
Benjamin and Sophia Tyler. girl.
Lorenza and Rose E. Hillman, girl.
George and Mary Johnson, boy.
John B. and Ruth Mcdowell, hoy.
Herbert and Lois Lamhright, hoy.
sylvester and Equilla Mason. boy.
James and Ella Johnson. boy.
Albert and Daisy Alston. boy.
John F. and Frances Jackson, boy.
John and Mabel F. Bolts, boy.
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TRIPLE TAU CANCELS

Due to a mix-up in it's schedule,
the Triple Tau Fraternity eleven
has been forced to cancel its Sun
day game with the Virginia A. c.
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EAGLES ANXIOUS

AnacoStia Eagle preps seek a
game for Sunday with a 1875
pound team. Phone Manager
Severn at Atlantic 0823.
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MERCURYs PRACTICE

The Mercury eleven drills to-
night at 7:30 o'clock at Seventh
and B Streets Southwest.
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Wrestling Results

At Los Angeles-Joe Savoldi,
formerly of Notre Dame, defeated
Vic ChriSty, Sunland, Calf, farm
er-wrestler two straight falls in 30
minutes.
At New York-Mike Mazurki
pinned Matros Kirilenko. Russia.
At Newark N. J.-Lew Plummer,
former Notre Dame footballer, de-
feated Frank Bronowicz, Poland.
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day through the Rental Columns of the
Classified Section
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Deaths

FRANKLIN, ROSA ELIZABETH - De-
parted this life on Monday, october 10,
1892, at Emergency Hospital, ROSA
ELIZABETH FRANKLIN. of 1910 Sew
enth st. N. W.. the dearly beloved daugh-
ter of James and Mary Lewis Franklin.
Besides her father and mother. she leaves
10 mourn her departure a loving sister.
Mildred Lewis: grandmother, Mrs. Harriet
Lewis and two uncles. Isaiah Lewis and
John Lewis
Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral home, 1872 U St. n. W. Funeral
services will be held on Friday afternoon,
October IA 1882 at l 30 o'clock from
the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1892
u St n. W. with Rev. G.. o. Bullock
officiating. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
HILL. ROBERT FRANK-Passed away on
"Wednesday, October IL. 1892 at his
late residence. 1T49 Columbia Rd. n. W.
ROBERT FRANK HILL. the beloved hus-
band of the late Zilpha Hill and father
ofEMiss Alice f. Hill
Remains resting at the W. W. Cham
hers Co funeral home. 400 Chaplin st.
n. W. Funeral services will be held on
Friday afternoon, October II. 1892. at .
O'Clock. from the w. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home, Fourteenth and Chapin
SITS. n. W.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend.
Interment will follow in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. with full military hon0re,
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Educational
Instruction Courses


NATIONAL AIRCRAFT SCHOOL
1905 Grace st. n. W.-Prepare for tho
future: learn TO be an aircraft mechanic
nv practical work on modern airplanes q
engines at our completely equipped aircraft
school Day & night classes forming. Write
for infor, & bulletin, or phone WE. 2gdO
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CONTRACT Bridge-New York Aeacher
classes also private series of lessons
on Illay OF the cards. COL. 604o.
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Educational
Musical. Dancing. Dramat
Instruction Courses

FREE LESSONS by expert teachers. with
purchase Of instruments from Hyman
Ratner's Music Store. 731 11th St. n. W
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SECOND RACE
Mile and 10 Yards
THIRD RACE
Six FurlOngs

S619-Dug In (RemillarD .......... II
s611-Caesar's Ghost tGarner) ...... II
SG14-War Str.~~~ (GiltAt ........ II
sG1s-WraCk On tNo boy) )......... j.
SG13-Arrowswift (Hanford) 900. i
S61O-Nose In (Bejshab ........... II
S612-Pompoleon (Jones) .......... i
S619-Flitterligh (Erwin) ......... II
S615-Canteret (Leyland) .......... II
S617-Bertrano CElston) .......... u
S616-Unfair callahan .,......... Il
S619-Dunair (Martin) ............ II
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FOURTH RACE
Six FurlOngs

S625-Jacob's Ladder (CouccD D..... 1ot
S62S-Cattail (EistOn) ............ 1O'
S622-Tinema (McTaggart ....... 10!
S696-Imperialist (Callahan)..... 1Ot
S627-Lord Raglan CMeade) 1O|
S624-Fair Image (Lewis) )......... lO'
S629-Once (SChutte) ............. lO'
S623-Apprehensive (GilberD ...... 10!
S621-Fingal (Fator) ............. II;
S626-Lough Port CHaines) ... 10
S629-Donna Linda (Erwin) ..... 1Ot
S62O-Filter (Bejshak) ........... II.
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FIFTH RACE
Six FurlOngs

S6S7-Minton (McCrossen) ........ iii
S6S2-Protractor (Todd) .......... 112
s6S6-Dustemoff (Allen) .......... 1OS
S6S4-Royal Ruffin (Leyland). 1l2
S63S-Brown Sinner CDa bson) ...... 104
S633-Woodcraft (Martin) ........ lie
S6S0-Sundot (Woolf) ............. lis
S6S1-Tug O. War (Baker) ....... Ill
S655-Porter's Dream q. Renick).. 1O5
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MRS. MEYER GAINS GOLF NOTE
Grier and Corbett Enjoy
Success With Celtics
Pv SIN KATZNET,T,

Buck Charlie Corbett certainly have had unusual
with their st. Marys Cetics football team SO far this
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05
DISMISS DRY LAW CHARGE
 AGAlNSTWARREN AIFORD

(Fairbanks NewssMiner, March 3.)
 A liquor chatge-un which Warren Afford was arrested last spring at Takotna, and-pn wfse hhe was bound over to the grand jdry. was wiped off the books this afternoen when Judge Cecil H: Clegg signedaan, order dis missing it on the grounds, that the search warrant, under whichTth seiz- ure was made wasvoid and that there was no evidence onowhich to go to trial.
 Motion for dismissal was made by U. s. Attorney J. A. Hurley. with Morton k. Stevens appearing.,in be- half..of Mrt Afford. The latter, ,awho has been neld'1n jailepending.tisposi- tion of the liquor charge; following, his acquittak yesterday on charge of assault with intent to kill, was re-, leased from custody when. the order, was signedsn'
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05
NOTICB" TO. CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court for the Innoko,
 Precinct, Fourth Division. Terri :. tory of Alaska,
 In the. matter of the Estate of, Thomas. F. Bare. deceased. :. Reforer Christian. Bolgen, Commits sioner, .ex-offieios Probate. Judge, and administrators af, the estate of. Thomas P. Bare, deeeasGd..
 Notice is hereby. given that the un- dersigned Commissioners is acting as, administrator of the estate of Thomas 'P- Bare, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given to the cred ,itors and all persons having claims against .thel said deceased or. his es- tate to exhibit them, with proper. vouchers, for approval, within sixty days from the. date. of. this no4ice, top me, as administrator, at my office at Ophir, Alaska; the same Being the place for Instrumentation of the busi- ness of the said estate. in. the. Terri. tory of Alaska.
 Dated at .Ophir, Alaska, February f6, I992.i22.
 CHRISTIAN BOLGEN.
 Commissioner, and Administrators.
 for the Estate of. Thomas F.
 Bare, deceased.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

.. A. H., Twitehell and R. 'R.. .Gubser departed Wednesday. for. the reindeer headquarters of Twitchells& Fowler, in the, Dietna section.4 Mr. Gubser, predatory animal expert of the. Bio- logical Survey, will spend a few days there, following which he wil return to Ophir and prooeed.over. the trai to, Ruby, from which hoint he is sched-. .uled visit the section hack of Kok- rines in an endeavor- to ferret out few wolves, young and old, in that section, at the same time giving in-. structions as to the best means to be used in itrapping aand getting rid of. those meEaeing~ pests.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05
Peru is the oldest petroleum pro- ducing country in South Amerca, and petroleum is it's most important mir- duction.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Notice is hereby given to F.FW. Carter, A. B. Ferguson, George e. Friend, and E. Coke Hill, and their ' heirs and assigns, that their portiana $ of the assessment work for the years j 1924 to 1881, inclusive, done on the Bonanza Association placer mining claim. situated on Fiat creek, tribis,- tary of Otter creek, in the Otter Rles cording Precinct, Fourth Divisionsl, Territory of Alaska, must be, pain. d within ninety (9O) days from date <, hereof, or forfeit all right and titia I, to said placer mining claim.
 PATRICK SAXAGE.i.
 Dated Flat, Alaska, Jan. 16, 19322.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05
LoTTSFEEDT INDICTED
Fairbanks News Miner, March 3.)

Fairbanks News Miner, March 3. j..
 An indictment against CarlF. Lotts- feldt in connection with his official duties. as superintendent of the Kus- kokwim district. of the Alaska Road Commission was handed up by the grand jury to Judge Cecil H. ,Clegg this morning..
 At the same time the grand jury reported mot true bill in the case in which Mir. E0ttsfeldt was, bound over in commissioner court at Me. Grath on4a charge of adultery..s
 The indictment against him con- tains two counts. The first charges him with. ."makingsand causing to be made and. used fase, voucher, know-i ing the same to contain. fraudulent statements. for-tthe purpose, of ~ob- taining. approvalof a false 4claan.",.'
 Count ? of the indictment alleges he bought illegally killed moose meat.
 Mr.. sLottsfeldt has s for counsel Harry F. Morton, Anchorage. attor- ney.
 It Is not expected that further in-i dictmentss will be reported by the grand jury. Its labors are said to be near an end,. and it is probable that the final<report will be submitted in the morning. :.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

MYSTERIES = Aila sincere seekers for the great truth 2 and power known to the ancieats, write for the free book Light of ,i Egypt" mailed without obligstisn to occult students. Librarian III, Anorc Temple, San Jose. Calf.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

The Yangtse Kiang, of China; third largest river in the world, is fed by, many tributaries, some of which are 9 thousand. miles long.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05
PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF
 DEPUTY MARSHAL NICHOLS
Fairbanks News.Miner)


 States Marshal Lynn Smith peti- ton signed by residents of Takotna, Ophir and McGrath requesting the removal from office at .McGrath of Deputy U. S. Marshal Stanley J. Nichols. The petitionfollows:
 We, the undersigned citizens and residents of Takotna, 0phir and Me- Grath and vicinity, in the Fourth ju- dicial division, Territory of Alaska. dos hereby petition the removal of Deputy U. s. Marshal, Stanley J. Nichols from his office at McGrath, fop the following reasons:
 l. He is instigating and causing 8 lot of unnecessary troube among the people. here, at great expense to the Government, and to the unfortunate person he has singled out.
 ?. He selects the weakest willed persons, of poor reputation, in the communities, and aggravates- any grievances they may have, against an- other.- He persuades or intimidatss these persons into making an affidavit so: that he can file complaint and pad his reputation. SSome of these grievances are of years standing.
 3. He has. shown himself, to be vindictive and spiteful, sparing no ef- fort to make trouble for any one who helps any friend against whom Mich ols may be working.
 We ask that he be replaced. by ar Alaskan who. is familiar. with the country, the people and conditions under which we live hers in the h. terior. - Most of the people. here are oldtimers, having resided in Alaska from 20 to 430years or more. They
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

Jerry Baker, esteemed oldtimer, celebrated his eighty fourth birthday yesterday with fine birthday party, at which the popular oldtimer was tendered- many hearty rongratula- tions.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

The students" aid department of an Oakland, Calif., school resoles 100 pairs of, shoes g. week, making the soles from old automobile tires,
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

have spent the best part of their lives blazing trails and opening up the country. We resent an overbearing. self-important, sonseited outsider being sent here, where a broadAmind- ed official should be,' who ran bring harmony and happiness and help build up the country, instead of run- ming out the best people.
 McGrath signers of. the petition are:
 Charles k. Smith, N. J. Clancy, K. J. McArthnr, W,.Ls .Widman.; R. Rhodes, Dan Sprague, H. N. Stanton, A. Smith, Thomas H. Mclean. s. Robert Hart, John, Sinclair, Edward Gilman, E. E. Hallsons J. H. Langley, M. E. Langley, J. o. Strand, H. D. Mitchell, J. T. Melberg. Lahra. Mo- Lean, Andrew Obron, Ralf, Dhlac, Ike Hayes, B. A. Dementoff, H. Conrad. Takotna signers are: M. Hochret- ter, John. Griffin, Chris. Petersen, Chester Brink, Nels Anderson, A. M. Rice, Ernest IL Cove, Bert Goodpas- ter, D. E. Clough, Owen Gray, John Krieger, Mrs. w.. H. Alford., Jos. Oates, ST.. Mrs. J. Oates
 Ophir signer sare: J. A. Robinson. Canes creek; M. .Myntti, Canes creek i; A. Schwallsdall;. John H. Peterson. Yankee creek; Pete Menus, Yankee creek; Ed. Nellette; H.. Martella. Carl Olson, Frank McCafferty, J.. Jaeob-
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

Three natural gas lelds have been found. in the, westernct entrA part of New York-state in the last two years.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05
FLAT AND DEEAROD.

FLAT.-Fred Paterson suffered a painful injury yesterday, when one of his dogssbit him.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

The :oniy mich COW in Flat, belong Ing to Henry Durant, died yesterday, following giving birth to a, fine. calf.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-05

Ars you a.Kusko Times subseribsr's Why not?
La gaceta., 1932-01-21

tidad de $14,354,45 menos, por
concepto de Quotas, que en-
1880 y los gastos fueron los
mismos, pues solo en- dietas Sc
repartieron $4,000. Esto in
dica bien a las claras que las
entradas no cubrfan las sail =
das y hubo neceSidad de recu-
rrir a la derrama. Ayudaron a
aumentar los gastOs los 500 so
clos que durante ell anO estuyie
ron en- receso y a los cuales ell
reglamento da derecho a me-
dico y medicines. La derrama
que pesa sobre los socios es al
go que debe desaparecer tan
pronto sea possible; pero no de
be olvidarse que ella do solo
unos $4,000 para cubrir los
gastos durante ell ano.
"Las dietas repartidas por ell
Circulo es algo que demuestra
10 liberal de sus estatutos y
que la administration actual
no ha querido guitar a los So
oios ninguno de sus derechos.
"Nuestros mayores deseos
ienden a lograr la union de
'0s socios del Circulo en- defen-
"a de los intereses sociales; pc
70 sin olvidar que la Sociedad
esta por encima de todas las
agrupaciones y de todos los a.
suntos personales, dado que es
= casa de todoS los cubanos
esidentes en- esta hospitalaria
;iudad de Tampa.
lie prestare al Circulo TODD
mi esfuerZo y TODD mi entusias
mo durante ell periodic que me
corresponds 81 la mayoria de
los socios me eligiera, Getiran-
dome despues para dar cabida
otros elementos nuevoS.
La gaceta., 1932-01-21

CHILDREN hate to take medicine
As a rule, but every child loves the
taste of Castoria. This pure vegetable
preparation is just as good as it tastes:
Just as bland and Just as harmless as the
recipe reads.
. When Baby's cry warns Of colo, a
few drops of Castoria have him soothed.
asleep again in a jifIy. Nothing is mora
valuable in diarrhea. When coated
tongue or bad breath tell of constipation,
invoke its gentle aid to cleanse and
regulate a ehild's bowels. In colds or
chIdren's diseases, you should use it
70 keep the system from clogging.
~Castoria is sold in every drug store:
the genuine always bears ChaA. H.
Fletcher's signature
La gaceta., 1932-01-21
HABLANDO CON Ell JOVEN
MANUEL ARTIDIELLO, CAN
DIDATO A LA u
VICE-PRESIDENCIA DEL
CIRCULO CUBANO

Un reporter de este peri6di-
co tuvo Ell gusto de hablar aver
con ell Sr. Manuel Artidiello,
apreciado joven, candidate de
Ia Directiva del Circulo Cuba
no a la segunda vice-presiden-
Ella de esa institution.
Discurriendo sobre los pro-
del Circulo Cubano, ell
+. Artidiello nos dijo que la
)oderosa Sociedad necesita de
a cooperation de todos sus
1iembros, en- estos momentos.
5us grandes ventajas como
,ociedad benefica-nos dijo-
7 ell derecho que concede en-
aso de fallecimiento, son CO.
as de indiscutible valor."
"He dido decir a personals
nal informadas, que Sc trata
lie guitar ell derecho a la "p6-
ia" de la Secci6n de Auxilio,
or la presente administration.
NADIA mas ridiculo que hacer
,sa affirmation y la persona
Iue la ha hecho no ha leido
81 reglamento de nuestra So
ciedad.
sligo atentamente la mar
cha de los asuntos sociales y
he contrastado que ell Circulo
Cubano cobr6, en- 1881, la can
La gaceta., 1932-01-21

"Yo soy de los que creo que
la renovation del cuerpo direc-
tor de una sociedad debe ha-
cerse por complete, es decir,
buscando cada vez que sea po-
sible nuevas caras y nuevos
hombres, de modo que todos
compartan la tarea de dirigir
Ia Sociedad y hacer sacrificios
por ella"
Hasta aqui las palabras del
Sr. Artidiello, que espera te :
ner un candidate c~ontrario, por
cuanto asi Sc lie ha anunciado.
Las elecciones tendran lugar
ell domingo pr6Ximo, en- ell
Circulo Cubano, y la directiva
presenta la candidatura que
sigue:
Segundo Vice Presidente:
Manuel Artidiello.
Vocales por dos amos: Angel
Palenzuela, Rafael Ramos, An
dr6s Chac6n, Andres Rodriguez
BeirO, Cruz Sifontes Dominguez
Escarza, Alfredo Quar-
te de Armas, Sergio Amezaga,
Virgilio Medina Casanova, AL
Abreu, Jose Roiz Casta-
media, Jose Manuel Rodriguez,
Antero Santisteban, Marcelino
Valdes, Gerardo Morales
Joe Ciccarello, Inocencio
Alvarez, Juan Moran Alfonso,
Macias, Jose Ramon Es-
Lauro Guadarrama, Ma
nuel Pereda Nieto, Juan Diaz,
Ricardo Gonzalez Vidal, Ar
mando Dosal, Emilio Correa,
Francisco Rodrigez, Rolando
Rodrigez, Frank Garcia Leon,
Raul Martin Viana Lopez.
Vocales por un ano: Juan Bu-
La gaceta., 1932-01-21
CORTE CRIMINAL
(Yiene de la Sa.)

Volvi6 a entrar de nuevo
cuando hablaba Lezama y este
decfa que la parada no Sc efec-
tuaria por no haberse consegui-
do ell permiso de las autoridades.
Mas tarde entro la policfa en- ell
local y I'm diputado del sheriff
10 detuvo a el.
A preguntas del fiscal dice
que es de oficio panadero y ha-
bia lido al Centre a avisarle a su
hermano para que este ocupara
su puesto aquella noche, pues
81 pensaba If a un bale. No SUI
DO 10 de la herida del vigilante
Byrd hasta que llegaron a la
carcel.
Que en- la carcel t~rataron de
amedrentarlo y los ~diputados le
llevaron a un cuart0 de sudOr,
interrogandolo para que confe-
sara algo que ellos suponian e.
saba. A su juicio los diputados
tenian la creencia de que el dis
par6 contra Byrd habia sido
hecho por el. Tambi6n 10 amena-
aaron con meter ALI a su her
mana y a su madre 81 no confe-
saba.
Esta parte del testimonio Sc
retira de las declaraciones, a
petici6n del fiscal.
Llaman a Felix Rodriguez,
vecino de la Gale II Mum 2611.
Estaba en- la Gale II y octava Y
vic que ell caro- 6e incendios pa
saba en- la direction del Centre
Obrero y ALI hubo de dirigirse
Encontrandose en- la puerta un
policia lie do de golpes, siendC
despues detenido. Asegura fue 2
la casa de los trabajadores por
pura curiosidad y que 10 detuvit
ron sin causa justificada.
Al terminar Rodriguez su bre
We declaration la defensa Sc di-
rige al juez y dice que habia ter.
minado de presentar sus testi-
gos. Fran las cuatro y media dc
la tarde.
A las cinco, luego de un rece-
so, ell ministerio p1blico anuncia
que ha terminado de presentar
sus evidencias y ell juez sus-
pende la session hasta las ocho
de la maiana, bora en- que CO.
menzaran a argumentar ell fis-
cal y su ayudante y los letrados
de la defensa.
Aparentemente la intenci6n
del juez es que la causa vaya al
jurado antes de las cinco de la
tarde de hoy.