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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-09
JONES. PIPER AND GOLDEN
Attorneys
1906 Randolph. suite 30i
MA

Attorneys
1906 Randolph. suite SOL
No 22S50t
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Cir
cut Court for the County OF Wayne In
Chancery.
PERCY H. LOGAN. Plaintiff. VS..
DOROTHY LOGAN. Defendant.
AZ a session OF the said Court held at
the Court House In the city OF Detroit
county OF Wayne and state of Michigan
on the lgth day of May. A. -, 1884.
Present. Honorable Lester S. Moll Chr
cult Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit show
ing that the defendant. Dorothy Loo
gan IL not resident Of the city OF
Detroit County OF Wayne and State OF
Michigan. but that her last known ad
dress Is 3f2 West 23rd Street. city OF
New York and state OF New York:
1T is ORDERED that the said de-
PENDANT. Dorothy Logan. enter her APP
pearance In the above entitled cause for
divorce on or before three months from
the date OF this order or the Bill OF
Complaint may be taken as confessed
and that the said order be published
Az required by law In the Tribune
Independent or copy thereof served
upon the defendant mt 3f2 West gard
street. New York city. or at her last
place OF residence by registered mail.
LESTER s. MOLI.
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK f.. BONkOWSKI
Deputy Clerk
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CIINs. Campbell. Lawyer
265I Gntiot Avenue


No. 2,Si3S
e.rATr of MICHIGAN. The circuit
court for the county OF wayne >"
Chancery. ,.., p,t,,tfe vs.
THOMAS .iEFFERSON WHITLEY 'H''
Defendant. .,o~
A. n srFslnn OF said Court held III Wy
conntv Hunding In the CITY oil 'e,,on
an the ith day OF May a. - 1855 - ~,
sent The lion. Robert NJ. Toms circuit
Judge. 80 nff,dn.
m satisfactorily appearing by aii'ue
VII on file that the sa'd nelenu"",
residence Is unknown ana cannot
naccrtained after diligent inquiry,
n n ordered that the said aeI'nnem,
ann.ar ana answer the Ism OF Complain.
s,isd in this Cause within three mon.ns
s,ou The date 81 this order OF w" ,
nm may he taken AZ eont,sseu as s,.s
him and that this order be pupllsn"vt
according to law and copy tho,eo.
nailed 10 the sn.d defendant AZ MS '"S'
known address. -,r A. TONS
Circuit Judge
GA true copy
FRANK +. BONKowsKI
Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES

State of Michigan. and that n true copy
OF said order be sent TO the last known
address OF the above named defendant
by registered mail as required by law.
HARRY Il. KEIDAN
Circuit Judge.
5-5-s4
"a true copy
FRANK +. BONKOWSKI
Deputy Clerk.
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CHAs. CAMPBELI--Lawyer
1901 Grutiot
M 921Hl6

NJ. LLtofB
sTATE OF MICHIGAN. The Cireui'
Court for the County of wayne IN
WEI.EN PARRISH Plaintiff w.
WILLIAM PARRISH, Defendant
ORDER PUBLICATION
Al n session OF said Court held IN INC
County building In the City OF petroi'
on the s7th day Of Aprn a. d.. 1875
presont the Hon Dewitt ii. MERRIAM
I, satisfactorily appearing by afhda-
"a, on file that the said defendant
resldcnce is unknown and cannot be AZ
rertalned after diiigent inquiry
II a ordered that the said deiehoan.
aonear and answer the Bin OF Complaint
S,isd in this Cause within three months
from the date OF this order or said hiII
nav he taken as confessed against MIN
and that this order be published accord
ms 10 law and n copy thereof mailed 20
the said defendant at his last KNOWN
address. . ., ,,rpprAu
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK r. BONKOWskl =.
Deputy Clerk
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ATTY. HERBERT l.. DUDLEY
ESQ East Warren Avenue
Between Brush ard John H. "s'

NO. assssi
sTATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
.,i, conr, for tho County OF Wayne. In
Chancery. ,<< -
PRISCILLA RILEY Piaintift
JEFF RILEY. Defendant
AZ the session OF said Court neia ~
the Court House In the City OF Detr.H
on the 18th day of May A. ID" iva.
Present; Hon. Lester n MOL S''e'"
n appearing 70 this Court from the
.sfidsvtt on file that the desendsn'
.reff Riley can not be personally "rVeo
Nv process issued out OF this Court ss
ne 10 not a resident OF the state of
Mi~hiern hut resides ~ sis Gates st.
roinrrNis. south Carolina
ON Motion OF Herbert l. Dudley. At
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BE careful with fire. Careless
ness In the woods may result in
the iuiAation OF yeur favorite
vacation country and valuable COW
er for wildlife. Everyone suffers
from forest fires.
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CHAS. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
265t Gratiot

CHAS. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
265t Gratiot
NO. 22ts9s mn MN mn
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In
Chanc,ry.
LOUIS TAILOR, Plaintiff. VS. MAR
TIA TAYLOR. DEPENDENT
ORDER ri BLICATION
At a session OF said Court held In the
County Building In the city OF Detroit
on the 18th day OF February A. ID. 1894.
Present The Hon. Theodore J. Richter
circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by affidavit
on file that the said defendant In not a
resident OF the state of Michigan but
resides at 1870 wentworth Ave, Chicago.
Illinois.
II In ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill of Complaint
flied In this Cause within three months
from the date OF this Order or said
Bill may be taken ms confessed against
her and that this order be published
according TO law and copy thereof
mailed TO the said defendant at her last
known address
THEODORE j RICHTER
Circuit Judge
tru" cnnv1
= X VALENTINE
Deputy Clerk
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no. 1886
STATE or MICHIGAN

County OF Wayne.
AZ session OF the Probate Court for
said County OF Wayne held at the
Probate Court Room In the city OF De-
troit on the sixteenth day OF May In
the year one thousand nine hundred and
thirty four Present Joseph A. Murphy.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Hattie
Gillian. Deceased. An instrument in
writing purpnrting TO he the last WI
and testament of snid deceased having
been deli,cr TO ms court for proba''.
II Is ordered That the eighteenth day
- June. next at ten o'clock In the f"r, :
noon at said Court Room be appoin l
for proving said instrument
And II IL further Ordered ThH' 4
copy OF this order be- published il'f e
successive weeks previous To said ~ 9
~ hearing. In the Tribune Indep"nd''.t
Il newspaper printed and circulailr- =
said County OF Wayne
JOSEPH A. Mi'rr'lN
Judge Of rroNn'e
~ true copyl
THATCHER HOWARD
Deputy Probate Register 5-e6-e-9
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Don't make the mistake OF Civ
ing a man advice, which doesn't
conform with his own opinion
Bessie Henderson.
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,r,yts 4 HOWIETrE. attorneys
40. Adams Avenue, Enst

,r,,Is 4 ROWIETrE. attorneys
60. Adams Avenue, Enst
No. s2s3SO
Ats OF MICHIGAN In the CIRCUIT
.,.,uft for the county Of Wayne IN
sNLf.iE rRENE MANSFIELD plain
arr. vs. Ben l.. MANSblEl'p' i'e''"-
dant. c.r,o~
AZ n session Of said Court held al the
can't House In the city OF Detroit on
,,,e nm day OF April \. D., 1894. ire-
."nt Hon. Dewitt IL. Merriam. circuit
Judge. ,o,,,o,
satisfactory proof by affidavit showing
,hat amid defendant does not reside III
his state but his present Whereabouts
~ unknown. that his last known resi-
d.nce was at 3209 Lucas Avenue In
the city OF 81. Louis county VI
Louis and state OF Missouri. ,r,,s.
ON molten OF LEWIS 4 ROW ~ ~ ~
Attorneys for the plaintiff III 10 on
NAMED that the said defendant enter
his appearance In said cause on OF pc
FOR. three months from the date OF TINS
order or the bill OF complaint may oe
,aL.r az confessed. and that said order
hs unfinished and n copy thereof served
mon defendant by registered hah "'
DEWITT II. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK u. BONKOwSKI
Deputy Clerk
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WILLIAM KAt FMA>
Attorney for Petitioner
3IOt Isnrlum Tower

STATE OF MICHiGAN
County OF Wayne
Probate Court for said County
Notice Is hereby given that intend
an The i7th day Of July. 1884. at two
o'clock ia the afternoon 20 make hppH-
cation to said Probate Court Tor an
order changing my name from Hniln
Zivanovich TO Anna Nuzum according
in the provisions OF the statute III TuV"
cnse made and provided
pateIs N1S Swnvrcu s-1e-34
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H A M T r A M c K
CIR u S A D E r
Nv Leroy G. white

Office 1861 Yemans. Trinity 2-S393
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03

formance as the humorous, harass- ed father in Eugene O'Neill's play, "Ah, Wilderness"
 An unusually difficult acting as- signment brought Helen Hayes back from Hollywood to play that un- happy Stuart sovereign in Mary of Scotland" a play in verse by Maxwell Anderson, winner of the 1892 Pulitzer prize. Miss Hayes made a happy combination with Helen Menken in the role of Queen Elizabeth. Philip Merivale was in the capable cast
 Other movie stars coming back to the stage included Miriam Hop kins for the lead in Owen Davis new drama, "Jezebs1,' and Kathar- inc Hepburn to appear in the London success, "The Lake,
 Musicals of the year were not especially distinguished with the exception of a satiric, revue called As Thousands Cheer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03
WILD DUCKS IN. ROCKY PASS ARE. FACING HUNGER.
Appeal to Sportsmen to Help Feed Starving Birds
 Made by Rake Resident

An appeal to sportsmen of this vicinity t0' assist in providing food for hundreds of wild ducks of the Rocky Pass region who are in dan- ger of starvation, due to the heavy freezing weather, has been received by Dr. Robert Simpson from Mrs. c. F. Stedman, of Rake.
 The letter requesting sportsmen to contribute to a fund for the purchase of ton or more of grain for the starving birds, follows, in part:
 Appeal Is Made
 T am appealing to you in behalf of the wild ducks, of which hun dreds will starve this winter un- less they are fed, or the weather soon moderates and brings lots of rain. The heavy freezing durinr the last big tides renders it inn possible for them to get any food except such little shellfish as they can beach comb from under the water.
 Mere Than Usual
 Ordinarily they do not beg us for food until about February l., but large flocks are coming into our yard now looking for food. Heretofore, I have fed quite a flock from my store of chicken feed from about February first un- til they were able to care for them selves, but I disposed of my chick cps last fall consequently have no grain on hand Also there are so many more ducks looking for food this winter that it would be use less for me to try to feed them alone.
 T know there are plenty of sportsmen from Juneau. wrangel and Ketchikan who like to come to Rocky Pass to duck shoot, who would be glad to 41elu in this mat ter. If you cSfi influence some or sll of them to contribute to a fund to purchase ton. more or less, of grain and ship it to Rake, we
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03
By MARK BARRON

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-A surpris- ing scarcity of youthful aspirants to stardom was noted among the Broadway shows during the past year. Barely half a dozen un- known leaped into prominence dur ing a season that was otherwise distinguished for its prosperous box offices and the return of many vetc-sn stars from Hollywood
 Cuyiousiy the two outstanding youngsters to attract extraordinary critical acclaim are both come dienr-1 and both graduates from musical comedy ranks.
 Audrey Christie in Hit
 The first comedy hit of the sea- son, Sailor, Beware had as its ingenue lead Audrey Christie, an ,srstwhile blues crooner.
 The other young actress who in- dica.es she is of stardom material
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03

is Polly Walters, a pert blond who left her Zanesvil1e, Ohio, home to become a tap dancer. Her perform ance as the wayward night club cutie in "She Loves Me Not was rated one of the most impressive of the year.
 In musical comedy the only new conner to attract attention was Tamara, brunei Russian of the single name who heretofore has been known chiefly as night club singer. With her exotic beauty and lovely voice. she won many ova- tions playing the leading feminine role in Roberta"
 Marry Good Performers
 Although the youngsters were missing. Broadway was showered with cornucopia of outstanding performances by the veterans.
 George M. Conan set the pace with his subtle but thrilling per-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03
DEER ALSO AFFECTED

Deer, too, are reported to be in serious straits in several areas in information just received at the Alaska Game Commission. Earl N Dinner former Mayor and promi- nent resident of Petersburg, in a letter to the Commission appealed for assistance to feed the animals in the Wrangell Narrows region.
 Heavy snowfall followed by tenn peratures as low as IT degrees be- low zero practically shut off all the native food supply from them and feeding is declared to be the only hope of saving the herds from se- were losses.
 The Commission is investigating conditions in the Peril Strait and west coast of Admiralty Island sections where the snowfall is said to have been heavy before the re- cent long continued cold spell.
 In the Icy Straits and upper Stephens Passage districts the fall Of snow was reported to have been much lighter, so that despite the abnormaIly cold weather of last month no serious suffering is be- lieved to be present among the herds in them.
 Has No Funds
 The Game Commission is with out funds for this kind of activities, and any succor must come from private subscription as in past years, it was explained today by E. M. Goddard, Acting Executive Officer of the Commission. Local contributions and donations from sportsmen residing in the States enabled the Commission to do much feeding in the past two win ters, but last winters severe wealth CT exhausted the fund and the Commission has nothing on which to feed the deer at this time.
 The United States Forest Service has moved promptly to give some relief. Mir. Goddard said. It has an ECW crew at Petersburg and this, as well as the District Ranger,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03
Inventor "Listens In"
 to Househies' Talk

HELSINGFORS, Jan. 3.-Com- munication between two houseflies has been registered by new type of sound-camera, says an inventor, Schnell Larsen, young Norweg- ian student, who demonstrated at the Northern Chronological Con- gress in Oslo
 The apparatus is SO sensitive that it is able to register the beating of a fly's wings, even if they are moving at the rate of 10000 beats a minute.
 The inventor stated he had suc- cessfully listened in" to insects that conversed by rubbing their feelers one against another.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03

will pay our share and distribute it at intervals to the ducks feeding places. If you can help us, it will be greatly appreciated by me and I am sure, by the ducks"
 Send Check or Phone
 Any and all sportsmen who are willing to help out with this fund for the purchase of duck feed may phone or send cheeks to Dr. Simp- son and he will send the feed to Rake on the next sailing of the motorship Pacific.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03

by selling preferred stock or capi- tal notes, mostly to the R. F. O.. as means of broadening the credit base.
 There were indications, as the year ended, that further banking legislation would be on the agenda of the new or later congresses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03
CURSE OF TUT STRIKES ACAIN;
 WE|CALL DIES
Leading Authority on An- tiquity, Exc avator of
 Kings Tomb, Passes

LONDON, Jan. 3.-Arthur Ed ward Brome Weigall, leading authority on antiquities in Egypt, is dead here after a long illness, the cause of which could not be traced.
 He was one of those present when King Tut's tomb was opened.
 Weigall himself was not entirely free from the superstition which ill befell those who participated in unsealing the Kings resting place.
 A number of those engaged in the excavation of the tomb have since died as result of mysterious maladies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03

has been directed to cut forage along the shore and on the main waterways in the regions where they are working.
 While this. will give some relief, if adequate relief is to be furnished, it is probable funds for feed must be forthcoming before the winter ends, it was emphasized.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03

Daily Emp're want Ads Pay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03
TRAFFIC NOTICE

In order to permit the streets to be cleared of snow in the early morning hours, no parking of auto- mobiles on streets will be allowed after 3 am. Compliance with this order will help City crews to fin- ish clearing operations by am.
 c. J. DAVIS, < -adv. Chief of Police. e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03
BANK METHODS
 B ZINC ALTERED START OF 1884
Crisis During Nineteen Thirty-three Cause of
 Many Changes
(Continued rom Page One)

year brought expressions of senti- ment for and against a unified banking system as opposed to the variety of state laws and reguia- tions. Large commercial banks, particularly in New York and oth- CT important financial centers, were urged to expand their capital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03
KETCHIKAN LUMBER MAN
 HERE ON BUSINESS TRIP

Eldon J. Daly. President of tha Ketchikan Spruce Mills, arrived here today on brief business trip. He is expected to return to his home on the steamer Northwestern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-01-03

The barometrc lew throughout Alaska southern Beng with and rain from the southern Panhandle pressure comparatively high Northeastern the Interior continued pressure ly high from California
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
Miembros de la colonia portoniquena Sc mteresan
por I'm ciudadano preso en- Puerto Rico

FL sabado lltim2 Sc efectu5
una reunion en- esta ciudad a la
que concurrieron los Sres. Artu
no Fernandez, Luciano Gomez,
Delfin Nazario, Felix Gardana,
Agustin Mulero, Juan Mulero,
Leonardo Jurado, Rafael CAGE
yes Camilo Colon. Demetrio Ca
mis-, Jose D. Otero, Miguel Pa
Won, Ambrosio Jimenez, Eulogio
s. Rodriguez y Agapito Coma
lez, pertenecienteS a la colonia
portorriquena local.
Sc trat6 de la prision que SUI
FIRE en- su pals natal ell ST.. Eva
risto Massas, nacido, como to
dos ellos, en- San Lorenzo de Jun
COS, y que cumple un ano de ori
sion en- la carcel de Humacao,
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
UN CAPATAZ DEL DEPAR-
TAMENTO DE
DE BASURAS MATO A UN
SUBALTERNO

I'm capataz del departamen
to de recogida de basuras, Ell :
inert Gable, de 80 amos, mat6
hoy por la manana, en- su domi
clio, a Ralph Bell, de 81 amos,
empleado del mismo departa-
mento.
Gable disparo se;s wees con
ira Bell y despues llamo por
telefono a los detectives Vance
y Beas'ey, entregardose a ellos
Sc atribuye 10 sucedido a las
atenciones que Bell prodigaba
a la esposa de Gable.
Ell cadaver quedo deposita-
do en- la funeraria de F. T.
Blount.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
EONTESTAN OBREROS DE
LA T~ELEFONICA

Habana, julio 9.-Un aviso
publicado en- los diarios de esta
capital por ell DR.. Arturo Ma
mas, abogado de la Companfa
relefonica, ha sido contestado
G'llicamente por los obreros,
lutenes aseguran que el DR..
Manas falsea la verdad.
La unica finalidad de esa EN-
presa-dicen los trabajadores
-es aplastar ell sindicato de O.
breros Y que Gstos Sc someual
a la organization creada por
ella.
Antagonizando a los obreros
la compania dej6 sin empleo a
los fundadores del sindicato, &C
tuando de mala f6.
Ahora, recurriendo al Tribu-
nal Supreme, trata de CONVEX
tir en- derrota el triunfo del sin
dicato, respaldado por un fallo
de la secretaria del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09

I'm ayudante de Hitler, Herr
Hess, pronunci6 aver un dis
curse que tiende a distraer la
atenci6n de los alemanes, deri-
vandola de los 1ltimos crime
mes y concentrandola en- la poll
tica international.
Luego de haber matado a sus
mejores amigos, con inicuos
pretextos, ell canciller Ia craza-
do orientaciones "en6rgicas'
en- la polftica International, de
m0do que surja ell tenor de la
guerra y su adversarios retro
cedan.
Amenazando entertainments
a Francia, que Sc halla bien pre-
parada, ell canciller pone de nue.
vo sobre ell tapete los probe
mas creados por ell tratado Gle
versatile Y pretende echar ma
yor cantidad de terra sobre las
tumbas de sus victimas.
Pero muchos de los h0mbres
de las 'tropa de choque'', los
de mejores intenciones, no olvi-
dan la muerte de sus jefes y en-
silencio aguardan ell "momen-
to oportuno''.
~ en- ell pals tiranizado por
ell ex-pintor de puertas, 10 CO.
munistas, s%ociaiistas, hebreos,
cat6licos Y liberties Sc lanzaran
a la Gale cuando la crisis deci-
silva ponga de nuevo en- cOnmo-
ci6n a un pueblo inteligente,
pero muy nal gobernado!
La gaceta., 1934-07-09

Sc acord6 dirigir una instan-
ia al Hon. Ricardo Calderon,
Juez de la corte municipal de
San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico, para
que interceda por Massas y OBJ
tenga Sd libertad.
Una instancia dirigida a ese
iuez ha sido puesta al correo,
comprometiendoSe Tn herman .
del preSo, Sr. Juan MasaS, resi-
dente en- el No. 240S de la Gale
IA, a girar semanalmente la car
tidad que un tribunal lie senala-
ia emo mesada a la esYosa de
Evaristo.
Creemos que ell juez Calder6l
atendera esa i~nStancia, redact'
da en- b~eneficio de un ciudada
no de buenos antecedentes.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
P~ERECIHRON DOS PERSO-
MAS EN- LA PLAYA DE
MARIANAO

Habana, julio 9,-Un hon.
bre y una mujer y recibiendo
heridas graves varias mas.
Sergio Miller, uno de los he
ridos, declara Que Sc halla5a
bailando en- esa playa, cuando
cinco o seis soldados saltaron la
cerca, disparando las armas
que portaban.
Otro testigo, ell Sr. Ruiz, dice
que la reyerta Sc origin6 por
diferencias entire militares ci-
viles.
A consecuencia de los dispa-
ros murio una mujer polaca
ilamada Ana Jativ, de &c amos.
Hasta la manana de hoy no ha-
bia sido identificado ell cada-
yer del hombre.
Los soldados dicen que va
rias mujeres trataron de bal
lar en- trusa v que la policfa
Iquiso impedirlo, siendo insulta-
da y agredida. Entonces ellos
Iintervinieron, restableciendo ell
.orden.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
HERIDO EN- UNA RINA Ell
ALFONSO

IndividLcs que jugaban + los
naipes rineron aver en- la esqui.
ra de la D6cima Y Gale IA, reel
biendo una herida leve. causada
por arma de fuego Ell ciudada-
no Willie Alfonso.
Tn individuo a quien Alfonso
no concce lie agredi6 con una Gu
chilla y mas tarde, cuando iha
Aesde la clinica a su domicllio,
otra persona lie hizo un disparo
10 revolver, hiriend2lo encima
del codo.
La -olicia arrestara hoy al
utor del disparo, a quien ell he
rido denunciara.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
Sc SUICIDE Ell ENCARGA-
DO DE o DEL Pc
RU


Paris, Julio Gel encarga-
do de negocios del Peru, Sr. d..
Manuel Garcia Irigoyen, hiri6
gravemente a su esposa, Lily
Perez Freire, y a la hermana
de esta, suicidandose despues.
Garcia utilize un revolver
contra SUI mujer y gu cunada y
despues Sc trio por la abertura
del elevator, muriendo instan-
t~aneamente.
Una demanda de divorcio SC
estaba tramitandO.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
Las victimas de Ia crueldad Hitlerista

a medalla de me"'to pOr Su va.
Tor exceptional, habia sido colo
cado frente al plquete en"arga-
do de fusilarle, cuando lego la
crden de que no lie tiraran. Sc
le llev6 a ~presencia de Hitler Y
este lie entreg6 un revolver, de
ianl 10 solo. Media bora deS-
pu6s Cert sali6 de la habitaci6n
y dijo: "Soy inocente y no me
matare. Hagan conmigo 10 que
luieran." Entonces Sc lie llev6
de nuevo al Lichterfelde y Sc
lie fusil6.
La madre del comandante de
grupo Heydebruk de Pomera-
MIA, Sc enter6 por la radio de
que su hijo iba a ser fusilado Y
Sc traslad6 a toda prisa a Re-,
lin, pero Hitler no quiso reel,
birla.
FL Dr.. Klausener, de la Ac-
ci6n Cat6lica, Sc dice que hizo
resistencia, pero no hay prue-
bas para demostrarlo.
Klausener era un caballero
de la Cruz de Hero, canada
en- la guerra mundial.