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La gaceta., 1934-03-31
POR SECURE u IN
SULL SERA ~ENTREGADO
AL GOBIERN0 DE LOS ES
TADOS UNIDOS

Estambul, Mario, 31.-Se da
oor SECURE que el gobierno tur-
60, basandose en- uno de los arti
ulos del c6digo penal, entrega-
a a Samuel insult ell millona-
rio de "a amos, a las autorida-
les de Us Estados Unidos.
insult, cansado y enfermo,
trat6 de arrojarse al mar, pero
yaria spersoras 10 impidieron.
En- la manana de hoy Sc le
sacara del vapor griego Maio-
It's y Sc lie lleVara a I'm hotel, has
ia que el gobierno resuelva.
Autoriza el c6digo penal tur-
co para la entrega de un prisio
nero cuando las acusaci0nes con
ira el hechas no tengan carac-
ter politico 0 militar.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31

Henry Ford quiere devolyer
a la terra, a la agriculture, los
braz9s que sobran en- la indus
tria.
como podra la agricultural
asimilar 10,000,0 900 de braZos,
cuando ell gobierno de lPs Esta-
dos Unidos anuncia queslos cam
pesinos han resuelto no sem
brar AZ millones de acres, en- Ell
ano 1885, contribuyendo asi a
Imantener IN equitativo nivel
de precios para los productos
agricolas?
La mejor formula ofrecida
para que ell obrero tenga traba-
jo bien retriDuido y pueda vi
vir como IN hombre civilizado,
es la que carga un impuesto a la
maquina.
Pongamos en- 10 alto la ban
dera del impuesto, que salvara
a la industr,a tabacalera, 81 a
tempo Sc aprueba.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
Tres prominentes ciudadanos latinos acusados de
consplrar para destruir los camiones del
Panadero Murguia

Con 6rdenes de arresto Fir
madaS aver p0r ell jtez de paz
Lorenzo Hernandez, del distri-
to de Tampa. fueron encarcela-
do en- las primeras horas de la
mahana de hoy, los ciudadanos
CaSimiro Suarez. dueno de la
panadFria La Palma, situada en-
Ia calle l6, cerca de la fabrica
de tabacos Regensburg; Romeo
Ienoni, de nacionalidad italia
ma director de la sociedad Tam
la Latin Bakeries Cooperative
&c la cual rs Suarez presidente.
y Tony GiOrEiani. dueno de la
panaderia Latin American Ba-
kerry. con dCmicilio en- la casa
numero 2404 de la Gale Cy-
press. en- West Tampa.
AcuSa a eSOs tres SenOreS ell
panadero Lorenzo Murguia,
ducnO de la panaderia LA Gel
qrien les senala como in
ductores de Ia explosion de dos
Gombas que destruyeron, EN- la
esquina de la Gale q y aveni-
da Novena. dos camionetas de
su p%ropiedad.
FL jefe de detectives Bush,
accompanied por variOs de sus
apentes, detuvo a Suarez y Re
noni, Y el condestable Jesus Fer
nandez Pendas, figura central
en- la Investigation, arrest6 a
Giorgianni.
Los tres acusados dicen e
inoccnteS y tratan de explicar
los motives de que la Asocia-
ci6n semanalmente recaudara
IN $50 de los ingresos de sus
miembros.
Hay en- el case un cheque de
$50 pagado al restaurant Co
lumbia por ell alquiler de un To-
situado en- la Septima y ca
lie %, donde estuvo la panade-
ria del malogrado Castaneda.
La noticia del arresto de es-
tos ciudadanos, todos muy apre
ciados, ha causado connection
IN la coIonia latina.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
AUM ENTO LA PR0DUC-
CION ~TABACALERA EN-
Ell MES DE MARIO

Por las cifras del negociado
de impuestos interiors; del go-
bierno de los Estados Unidos, Sc
supo aver que la production ia
bacalera aument6 en- Tampa EN-
el mes de MARIO, en- cerca de
seis millones.
Durante ell mes de MARIO Sc ia
bricaron 25,570,324 cigarros.
comparable la cifra con 1857
900 elabOrados en- ell mes de fe-
brero.
Comparable ell mes de MARIO
de este ano con ell de MARIO del
aho pasado, la production dis
minuy6 desde 1872 88 a 25,-
570,324.
De la clase A, que cast Sc fabri
ca exclusivamente a maquina, Sc
elaboraron lE,094,595; clase B.
484, 100; clase G, 8,005,8 1868; ella
Sc ID l,952,000 V clase + 32,777.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
REVISADA LA LEY AZUCA'
RERA

Habana, Mario 31.-La ley
azucarera, segun noticias de los
Estados Unidos, ha sido revisa
da de modo que pueda ser inclui
ola baio las specifications de
la Lev de Al lste Agricultural.
Tn importante cambio conSis
te en- ell aumento de la Quota pa
III ell azdcar domestica de reno,
lacha hasta 1,550,000 toneladaS.
o 100000 toneladas mas que Ia
cantidad propuesta por ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt en- Su mensa-
je al congresc.
La quota de azicar de cana do
mestica Sc ha senalado en-
100000 toneladas.
Para Cuba Y las po~sesiones
insulareS americans no Sc ha
fijado quota d~eiandose este q la
determination del consume do
mestico.
Los refinadores de az1car,
despu6s de dos dias de CONVEX
saciones, han decidido que Ia
Quota Guiana debe ser de 22%
del consume, Y esta cifra Sc ha
include en- la ley.
Penas severas para los que no
cumplan las reglas de la secre-
taria de agricultural, Sc han "a
probado, inc!uyendo una multa
de mil pesos 0 seis meses de car
eel, o las dos cOSas.
Otras nuevas clausulas Sc re-
lacionan con la administration
de la ley, inciuyendo mayor pro
tecci6n para los cosecheros de
cana.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
LA PROCESSION CIVfCA FEES
TEJANDO LA LLEGADA
DE MEJORES TIEMPOS

FL lunes por la noche, segun
nos anuncia el Sr. Hale Cold
win, secretarlo de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor, Sc verificara
la procession civica de la Cost /
Oeste. Organizada con motive de
la llegada de mejores tiempos.
Partira la procession, a las 7
de la noche, de la esquina de las
Gales Pierce y Jackson, desoan-
Gandose en- Franklin y Hender
son.
La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor presentara un grupo de
70 automobiles, vistosamente
adornados.
Premios Sc concederan al au-
tom6vil mas viejo, la mejor ca
rroza y la mejor banda de tam
bOres y cornetas.
Gran numerO de carrOzas sc
han %inscripto va V otras seran
presentadas antes del mediodia
del lunes.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
PROBADO FL MAS GRAN
DE AEROPLANO DE PA
SAJEROS DE AMERICA.

Bridgeport, Conn. Mario 81.
FL mas grande aer0plano cons
truido en- America para el trans
porte de pasajeros, el S. ~, rea
ll26 aver varios Vuelos de prue-
ba, volando sobre Long Island
bajo la direction del photo ca
titan Boris Sergiesky.
FL famoSo ingenie.o russo
Igor SikorSky, constructor del
aeroplano, sc mueStra nuy sa-
tisfecho con las pruebas.
Tiene 81 aparato cuatro mo.
torres, $4,000 libras de peso, un
radio de 1900 millas y camaras
para 81 pasaJeros.
10 tripulala an cinco hombres
y en- cada Tuelo podra llevar
mil libras de correspondence.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
CONFIRMADA LA SUSPEN-
SION DE TRES ALCALDFS

Madrid, MARIO 31.-El con
sejo de ministries Ia confirma-
do la suspension de los alcaldes
de Nigo, Briviesca y Lobon, a
~quienes suSpendiera, por medic
de un decreto, ell ministro de la
gobernaci0n.
No quiso ell primero obede-
>er una orden que Sc lie diera Y
los otros dos Sc expresaron en-
terminus irr>spetuosos del go
bierno.
En- 81 defunsa dice ell alcalde
tie Vigo que el autoriz6 un mi
tin, sin contar con ell goberna-
dor, pero dertro de las atribu-
clones de su cargo.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
PERIODISTAS QUE INGRE-
SAN EN- LA CABRERA d.
PLOMATICA

Habana, mar2J 3l,-Estan
siendo muy agaSajados los j6ye
mes periodistas Jose Antonio
Fernandez de Castro Y Raul
Maestro, que acaban de ingre-
sar en- la carrera diplomatica,
siendo nombrado ell primero pa
IA la embajada de MEXICO y el
segundo para la embajada de
Washington.
Los dos Theron deSignados
por recommendation del DR.. Cos
me de la Torriente, Secretario
de estado.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
Sc HA ALBERTO DE NUE.
VO LA FABRICA DE Ia
BACOS

Madrid. MARIO 3l.-POr or
den del jefe superior de policia
Sc ha alberto de nuevo la fabri-
ca de tabacos, que habia sido
cerrada por tenor de que ocu
rriera nuevos medicines desa-
gradables.
Los obreros de la fabrica ex-
presaron su descontento por
habor la direction admitido a
I'm obrero que no pertenecia a
su gremio.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
ACTIVIDADES DE LA Els
CUADRA DEL VICIO

La escuadra del vicio de Ia pc
licia trabaj6 aver sin descanso,
arrestando a varios individuOs
por administrar casas de juego
Y jugar al prohibido.
Entire los detenidos sc encuen
tran los Sres. Frank Fernandez,
c. Rios, Jack Talleva, Richard
Moria y Joe Spencer.
Fernandez tiene una casa de
juego. En-. ell establecimiento de
Rios Sc ocup6 un equipo de bo-
lita.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
ROOSEVELT ESTA EN- LAS


Nassau, Marco 81. En- eli
Yacht Nourmahal arrlbo ayeI
e. p~residente Roosevelt, quien
recibio la vista de cortesia del
gobernador ingles, Sir Bede
Clifford.
FL PreSidente desembarc6 ha
>iendD una vista no official a
la capital de las Islas.
Tn eXperto peScador subi6 Il
bordo para ayudar a Ia tripula-
ZION del yacht a encontrar los
hancoS de peSca.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31

LIS que antes adulaban a Sa-
muel insult, 10 que no sc atre-
Wan a discutir sus 6rdenes, aho
ra lie mandarin a la carcel.
Y es que insult acumul6 mi
Homes y los malgast6, protegido
por la imbecilidad de muchos
que hoy lie persiguen y acosan
Los hombres que a TODD di-
cen Si-segur Hitler-son per
judiciales Y sosten de ruina.
Por este, porlue fasclstas
Y h~itleristas demandan acata-
miento de amigos y enemigos,
La gaceta., 1934-03-31

Las bases del Club iudada-
nos Leales de Amari . que G.
frece concentrar sls safuerzos
en- darnos eleccio es stricta-
mene9 honradas, imparciales'
Sc pusieron anoche Ell q asam-
blea verificada en- e, cdificlo
de los Caballeros del Aguila
de Orc.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31

Debe ser aplaudida, sin re-
paros, la orden del alcalde
Chancey para que la pOlicia
capture a los individuos dedi-
cados a lamar bombas frente
"a determinados establecimien-
tos de panadcrias.
81 las autoridades no pOnen
coto a ese brote de pandillaje,
muy pronto Sc eXtendera ell
grave NAL a otraS industries en-
las cuales sabemos que hay des
contento.
Que I'm panadero venda Ell
pan a 6 centavoS, separandose
de I'm acuerdo de sus compane-
ros de industrial, no autoriZa
a nadie para colocar o mandar
colocar artefactos que puedan
ocasionar la muerte de yeci-
nos o transeuntes.
Esto no quiere decir que Ell
de los seis centavos mantenga
ell punto de vista mas atinado
Y couveniente a la c%olectivi-
dad; pero ell mejor modo de
persuadir a un recalcitrante
no es a~tacando, con instrumen
tos de muerte y destruction,
su es,ablecimiento, hogar y
vehiculos de transporte.
La habi,idad de los hombres
intelig ,ntes puede desenvol-
verse y triunfar sin recurrir
a delitos que la opinion publica
anatematiZa.
No sabemos quienes son los
"profes' 'nales' o ALTOONA
dos" que tran las bombas en-
Tampa, mas 81 estamos ente-
radios de que la policia les
mandara a la carcel, antes de
una soma a, 81 no sc marchan
a tempo. l;brandonOs de su
perniciosa y atrabiliaria COM
pania.
FL procedimiento de las bonn
bitas data va de muchos amos
v es un ta.to caduco para los
ciudadanos de origen espanol,
italiano y cubano.
En- Espana son especlallstas
en- artefactos los opresores pa
tronos de aigunaS regloneS y
los rebeldes obreros anarco-
sindicalistas.
Antes de Denito Mussollnl,
antes de la Mano de acero, las
bombas expl taban con inusi-
tada frecuenc en- Italia, &C.
gando vidas y danando prople-
dades.
La tiranfa re Machado obii-
q6 a centenaro3 de cubanos,
pertenecientes a todas las cla-
ses s~ociales, a construir y IAN
Ear explosives.
Los abuses q los patronos Y
la desperate e ideas ultra
radicales de a!g1 os sindicatos,
dieron vigor .iDana a los
atentados ter or.stas.
Ell problem tao la misma
genesis en- Ita,'a 20 asi en- Gu
ba, pals dons@ -! 5 primeras
bombas fuero q r jadas por
estudiantes, p O. ,onales y
ciudadanos de ~ desahoga-
da posici6n comm a.
No existen en- Tampa mott
vos que justifiq e "a utiliza-
ci6n de la dinamta es bora
de que inductores y torres re-
capaciten y desi ia 'e sus crl
minales intentos, a t . de que
ell gobierno fedora mapde sus
agentes y los "erro de tao
Eou 40 +ouoan rEa.O.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
CAUSA CONTRA Ell QUE
APALEO A UN GUARDIA
CIVIL

La Coruna, MARIO 3l.-Ha
sido procesado ell j6ven Vicente
Varela, un labrador, que hace
pocos dfas apale6 al guardia ci
vii Eloy Gonzalez Flores.
Las autoridades buscan a O.
tro individuo que intervino en-
ell delito, ayIdando a Varela
V Sc llama FaustinO Rios.
La gaceta., 1934-03-31
UN POLITICO PARA GOBER
NADOR De ORIENTE

Habana, MARIO 31.-Afirma-
Sc que ell gobierno de Mendieta
nombrara al viejo politico Luis
Estrada para gobernador de la
provincial de Oriente.
Los amigos de Estrada han
recomendado su designation, di
ciendo que era unO de los anti
guos jefes del partido liberal.
es por 10 que nosOtros combat
mos sus ideas y proyectos.
Digamos 81 cuando Ia raz6n
acompans a la palabra.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-09-20
WEEKLY
Hort. Test
By
DIR. e. L. OVERHOLSER, Head
OF Horticulture Department, Wash
ington State College
Discussion of Last Weeks True-False
Horticultural Statements

Statement L. True. AS measured by
annual length and diameter of ter
minal growth, per cent of spurs that
annually bloom set of fruits and yield,
the most marked response of apple
trees to fertilizers is likely to be from
annual applications of nitrogen upon
good soils. If good leguminous cover
crop is grown in the orchard the ben
ef1cial response from applications of
commercial forms of nitrogen may not
be appreciable
Statement 2. False. In the fertil-
izer plots of the division of horticulture
of the State College of Washington
(co-operating with the soils section)
there has been no consistent signifi-
cant difference that could be attached
to the influence of potassium upon the
relation of the diameter and length
of the terminal growth other than that
the longer the terminal growth the
greater the diameter. Potassium, either
alone or In combination, has not in
creased the length of terminal growth
as compared with trees receiving nj
trogen alone
Statement 8. True. In experimental
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-09-20

Latin Americas Water Power
Latin America, says d United State.
survey, has Is per cent of the poten
tial water power of the world
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-09-20

Surprising their parents, who had
not expected to see them Until the
latter part of the month, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Larsen and Elaine Coleman
drove all night from Seattle, arriving
here at o'clock Sunday morning for
a four day visit at the G. @. Coleman
and j. w. Larsen homes The Larsens
brought with them their two babies,
sixteen-months-o June and five
months-old Richard Elmer. They all
returned to the coast Wednesday, Mr..
and Mrs. Larsen and the children to
their home at Olympia, and Elaine to
Seattle where she will stay for two or
three weeks more before returning
home for the winter.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-09-20

plots where nitrogen has been applied
either alone or in combination with
phosphorus or potassium or both, the
percentage of red color on the surface
of the apples tends to be less than that
on apples from check trees, or trees
receiving no commercial applications
of nitrogen.
True False Statements, No. 10
l. { } While abundant starch is
present in immature peaches and ap-
pies, there is little or no starch pres
ent in the fully ripe fruits.
2. { } The presence of seeds in
pears seems to have an influence upon
the form attained by the fruit.
8. { } Malic acid is the only acid
found in apples.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-09-20

What Security Is Required2
Only that you have an adequate regular
income and a good credit record in your
community"
What Is the Cost of This Credit?
The financial institution may not collect as
interest and (or) discount and (or) fee of any
kind total charge in excess of an amount
equivalent to $500 per $4,000 of the original
face amount of one-year note, deductable in
advance"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-09-20

Who May AppIy7
Any property owner, individual, partner
ship or corporation with regular income from
salary, commissions, business or other assured
sources ct is not necessary to be depositor
in the financial institution consulted). Note:
Mortgage, if any, must be in good standing
and no past-due taxes, interest or lien against
the property"
ITO Whom Do I APPLY
TO any national bank, state bank or trust
company, savings bank, building and loan
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-09-20

association or finance company approved by
the Federal Housing Administration, or to
contractor or building supply dealer"
How Much May Rorrow2
From one hundred to two Thousand dollars,
depending on your income, for Improvements
on any one property. A like amount in con-
nection with not more than Ave properties"
How Long May Notes RUM
For any number of months from one to
three years."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-12
|HANDSHAKE RATED.
APASSER OF GERMS
Ranks Next to Sneeze and
COugh-Well Washed
Skin Kills Bacteria

Next to the spray from coughs
and sneezes the. friendly hand
shake is the most dangerous way
of spreading disease, particularly
the common cold, and people at
flicted with colds or other dis
eases should refrain from hand
shaking, and wash their hands
thoroughly and often to prevent
spreading the germs to others, the
state department of health said
today in a special bulletin.
The hand becomes contaminated
with germs when used to cover the
mouth in coughing or sneezing,
and in using the handkerchief, but
fortunately the skin when clean,
has a self-dlsinfecting power,
which, while its properties remain
something of a mystery to science,
10 nevertheless very effective.
Experiments have shown that
the skin when covered with even
a light film of oily secretions from
the glands Of the skin catches dirt
easily and these secretions form an
excellent place to which the germs
may cling and multiply. On the
other hand, on the clean, unbroken
skin surface germs rapidly dis
appear due to the defensive, dis
injecting power of the skin. This
defensive skin action has not been
found to exist under the finger
nails, however, SO that the best
means of preventing the spread OF
germs is to refrain from hand
shaking and from handling uten-
sils or other objects in common
with others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-12
Waterbury Survey
To Determine Work
Not Yet Completed
Devoted to Several Stipulated Purposes Expert
Advice Needed Where Tall Buildings Are Raced

Authority to use CWA employees
to demolish useless structures and
salvage the materials from the
structures has been received by
local Administrator William NJ.
Harris 1t was learned today. Mr.
Harris could not be reached today
to ascertain whether or not he
has surveyed the Waterbury field
SO that men can be put to work
along this line. The order also au-
thorizes him to designate COM
petent person to handle the de-
molition activities In this field.
The order permits: Demolition
of public property owned by
states, cities, school districts or any
subdivision; of any private prop
erty where the owner has agreed
in writing to turn the standing
buildings over to the CWA; of
private property on which the city
has lien; of condemned property
that has been or Is condemned as
unsuitable or dangerous or that is
condemned by mutual agreement;
of leased properties wherein the
public body leasing acquires ma
terials as well as the use of the
land; and of property belonging to
the public works emergency
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-12
new LAWYER WILL
Be GUEST OF HONOR
NOtables to Welcome Atty
Hugo Guasta Ferria at
Banquet Tonight

Attorney Hugo Guastaferri, who
was recently named a member OF
the Connecticut bar. will be the
guest of honor tonight at a ban
quet at Mastrianni's restaurant,
312 South Main street. Mayor
Frank Hayes and Judge John r..
McGrath will be among the lead
ing citizens of the city who will
be present to honor the new law
yer. 1t Is expected that Attorney
George Crocicchia will be the
POSTMASTER.
Attorney Guastaferri is the son
of Alexander Guastaferri, an off,
Ger at the Central Industrial bank.
He will be presented with a gift
at the banquet as token or the
esteem in which he is held by his
brother members Of the bar and
his many friends in Waterbury.
The committee in charge In
cludes Nicola Tesla, Attorney Gro
cicchia, Leo Mecca and Attorney
Ralph Copetto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-12
T. F. Conlon To
Give Lenten Sermons
Waterbury Native to Preach Wednesdays at lmmacu-
late Conception Church-Ashes to Be Distributed

churches. Lent consists Of practi-
cally six weeks, a season of fast,
abstinence and spiritual observance
that comes to close with Easter
Sunday which is April LIST.
Lentcn obscrvances will take
place in the Protestant churches of
tho city also, with announcements
from time to time during the sea-
son.
Tho Lentcn sermons at the
church of tho immaculate Concep-
ton will be preached by Rev
Thomas Il. Conlon, o. p. Of the
Dominican order, u native of this
city. The preacher at st Margaret's
church on Wednesday nights Will
be Father O'Brien of the Oblate
order. Other exercises followed out
by the Catholic churches will in
clude stations of the cross Friday
evenings. The custom of daily at
tendance at mass is one of the
most observed during the season of
Lent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-12
Demolition of Useless Structures By CIV
bar ASSOCIATION
PLANS FOR MEET
President James M. Lynch
Announces Committee
of Arrangements

Attorney James M. Lynch, pres
ident of the Waterbury Bar assoc
citation, today announced the per-
sonnet of the committee that will
complete arrangements for the
next meeting of the association.
The committee includes Attorney
J. w. Carroll, chairman, Attorney
Edward g. Bobbin, Attorney MI
chael j. Galullo, Attorney A.
Henry Weisman, Attorney J. Jo-
seph Smith, Attorney Harry f.
Spellman, Attorney Chase Kim
bail and Attorney Edward T. Car
mody.
The committee will meet Friday
afternoon at o'clock at Attorney
Carroll's office at which time ar
rangements for the meeting will be
made. 1t Is expected that the meet
ing will be in the form of So
cial gathering during which a
speaker will be heard on some
timely subject Of interest to the
lawyers. The place where the meet
ing will be held will befixedFri-
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-12
TWO KILLED AND
SEVERAL HURT

Sandwich, Mass, Feb. ~ -
(UP)-A man and a woman were
killed and five other persons in
jured, one seriously, yesterday
when the automobile In which
they were riding skidded on the
icy highway and hit tree.
The dead were Gilman l.. Rams
dell, 81, chief electrician of the
Gurnet coast guard station, and
Mrs Mary Bitgood, A, of Prov
incetown. Ramsdell was holding
his son, David, a, in his arms
when the crash occurred. Tho
child, pitched out of his arms,
landed in the back seat and was
unhurt except for slight cut.
George II. Bitgood, husband OF
the dead woman and chief electri-
clan at the Provincetown coast
guard station, was In q serious
condition at Cape Cod hospital,
Hyannis. -Four other occupants OF
the car were taken there also.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-12
MUST WAIT FOR
THE CORONER

Middletown, Conn, Feb. IL -
(UP)-A coroner's finding was
awaited today to settle a disagree
ment over the identity of man,
whose body was washed ashore at
Clinton nearly two years ago.
A claim that the man was Ed
ward J. Mahoney, Brooklyn, N. Y,
a member of the 245th Coast Ar
tillery who disappeared from the
transport Naugatuck off New Lon
don June 20, 1882, has been made
by Mahoney's widow.
A New Jersey insurance COM
pany, denying the Identification
was said to be Withholding pay
ment of policy, pending the re-
port of Coroner l.. A. Smith, who
ordered tho body disintcrred last
week. Linton and Brooklyn dem
lists have examined the teeth Of
the man in the hope of establish.
ing identity in this manner.