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La gaceta., 1935-05-29

|hoy tendra lugar Ell el CapitaaSa
TN cambio de impresioneS
tire los comisionados de Il
tar ell nuevo c6digo electsf
los ORES. Pepin Rivero y o.
ISapas, mediadores entire ell go
bierno y los partidos. Tambien
Iel pr6ximo sabado ha de ser "a
probado ell c6dito electoral.
Hoy a las nueve de la ma
mana continue ell consejo de que
IRA contra l0s prisioneros de Ell
Morrillo, en- 81 Castillo de San
Severino. P~restaran declaration
los oficiales y soldados que to-
maron parte en- los hechos, Gu
yo numero asciende a mas de
Glen. La vista de inspection al
lugar de los hechoS Sc llevara a
Ieabo tan pfonto ~ 0rdene el tri
bunal.
Presto declaration ante ell
juez Vidal, que imstruye la eau
sa por ell ~secuestro de Falla Be-
net, el apoderado ST.. Ricardo
Cervera. Dijo 'Que hallandose ell
dia tres del pasado abril recogi
do en- sus habitaciones, fue lla-
mado por teldfono, Ipor ell Sr.
Mario Rerna, 81 que lie inform6
que Falla, a cesar Gle ser la una
Ide la madrugada, no habia re-
igresado a Su casa; no pudiendo
encontrarse en- la Gale a esa no.
ra por hallarse en- vigor ell BAN
do militar No. 3. En- imposibi-
lidad de laacer otra cosa estDe-
raron hasta la manana reunien
dose a las Ocho, en- su ofieina,
con ell Sr. Bern. Mientras habla
ban lego ell Sr. David Srero,
hermann politico de Falla, quien
.traia una carta escrita con la
piz Y en- la cual Sc les daba a CO
nocer ell secuestro y las condi-
clones del rescate. La carta era
del propio Falla.
Dice el declarante que acto
seguido Sc trasladaron al ban
co, donde lie pidieron al admins
trader que les preparara tres
cientos mil pesos en- billetes me
npres de mil pesos; que ell adj
ministrador, no teniendo ell dine
no disponible en- esos momen :
tos, les dijo que esperaran a las
tres de la tarde, 10 cual hicie-
ron, saliendo del banco para ir
a comprar una maleta de media
no tamano. Una vez que tuvie-
ron ell dinero en- su Ipoder 10 me
tien0n en- la maleta. En- un au-
tom6vil sc trasladaron por la
Gale de Oficio en- direction a la
Plaza de Armas, en- cuyo lugar
un autom6vil ocupado por un
individuo les do las palabras
de contrasena que en- la carta es
taban consignadas. Entonces
lego otro autom6vil, ell pasaje-
70 del cual pronunci6 en- perfec-
to orden las palabras de CONTRA
seha: "GQue tai, vas para la ca
sa? Dame la meta" Dice Ger
vera que entreg6 la maleta con
teniendo los 100000 pesos en-
billetes de a 100 pesos. Los dos
automobiles Sc alejaron.
FL declarante comparecera
hoy de nuevo ante ell juez Vidal
La gaceta., 1935-05-29
CHUNG @VAS
En- favor del Cent? -Nu4Yos estilSs bus
cando bajos El Trtst citado
como ED naa<elo

Ell Trrst,& nos dicen emplea
mas de 1000 tabaqueroS en-
Trenton, estado de New Jer-
,sey, y les paga muy bajos pre-
'Sios.
CS sus dos fabricaS del MOI
tie, ell Trust ha fracasado y de-
safiamos a que Sc mos I:ruebe 10
contrar;1. ALI cha concentrate
rel 'pulpo" tcdas las fa5ricas
que tenia en- Tampa y las que
tenia en- Cuba, que en- conjun-
to daban trabajo a mas de
1900 hombres.
Sc llevaron de aqui las fabri-
cas- creyen& Igre iban a dar-
nos d goIpe de muerte, Y Sc e.
,quivocaron.
ArrancarOn SuS fabrlcaS de
porque ALI los trabaja-
dores no Sc dejaban atropellar.
Ah1ra, con todas las fabricaS
en- terra "de tgabajo bafato',
isolo tienen 1000 obreros y O
breras.
5Sabe Mr.. Finn, ell mediator
federal, que en- las fabricas que
Iposeia ell Trust en- Tampa y Ia
Habana Sc CANADIAN la subsis-
Itencia mas de 1000 torcedores?
La gaceta., 1935-05-29

Habana, Mayo 29.-Agentes
de la policla practicaron un re-
gistro en- Il casa Santos Suarez
.119, ocupahdo una escdpeta de
dos canones " gran cantidad,
de balas, asi como dos carnets
del A. B. C. Los inquilinos de
Ia casa, hermanos Herminio y
Luz Cruz Garcia, fueron arres-
tados.
A causa de una recaida que
sufriera aver en- su enferme-
dad ell DR.. Anaya Murillo, no pc
|dra asistir hoy a la reunion que
con ell captain Mongolia, que
manda las fuerzas destacadas
len la Universidad, tenia senala
da. Ell objeto de la entrevista
era tratar de 10 que en- dicho
i.!antel debe hacerse a fin de
que TODD este listo para ell mo-
mento en- que Sc decrete la rea-
pertura. Por este motive ha 81
do pospuesto ell acto de entrega,
al secretario de educaci0n, has
ia fin de semana.
-Por la sala segunda de la
audiencia de la Habana Sc dis
puso ell sobreseimiento de la
causa que sc sigue contra ell DIR.
Manuel Castellanos Mena, que
como Sc recordara estuvo preso
,por una mala Interpretation del
radio-escucha de la secretaria
de gobernaci6n. Ell DR.. Castella
nos Mena lpronuncio un discur-
- ell dia de los trabajadOres,
|desde la estacion CMCO. En- su
dissertation divide a los Obreros
en- tres classes, rojos, amarillos
~ blancos. Su defensor prob6
que la mencionada division es
internacionalmente conocida.
A propuesta del secretario
de education, ell consejo de Sc
cretarios acord6 seguir pagando
lis haberes de los catedraticos,
los cuales estan consignados en-
los presupuestos y cuyo page
fue suspendido por disposition
del gobierno.
En- la noche de aver dos da
mas vestidas de negro Sc pre-
sentaron en- ell cementerio de
Matanzas, con amino de llegar
a la tumba que guarda los res
It's del DR.. Guiteras. Ell guar
dian del cementerio corri6 a dar
aviso a la policia; pero cuando
volvi6 las damas habian desa-
parecido.
Los reporters que Ihacen
la information de palacio fue-
ron informados esta madruga-
da que la anunciada reunion en-
ire ell Presidente y el DIR. Mi
.guel Mariana Gomez, que Sc iba
a celebrar en- la finca del coro-
mel Mendieta, habfa sido suspen
dida mr. haberse excusado ell
DR.. Gomez.
-Muri6 anoche r~epentina :
mente ell cocinero de PalaciO,
Perfecto Soroa, quien venia de-
sempenando csc cargo desde ell
lpobierno del DR.. Zayas. Franco
Granero a nombre del Presiden
tie, di6 ell pesame a los familia-
res del extinto.
La nueva ley cOnstitucio-
nal sera aprobada ell pr6ximo
sabado / de JUNO, en- una Sc
sion a la que han sido citados
los miembros del consejo de es-
.tado y ell gabinete en- pleno. Ese
mismo dfa sera puesta en- vigor,
declare a los p~eriodistas ell DR..
Smith. Inmediatamente queda-
ra abolido ell estado de guerra
" restaurants las garantias cons
titucionales en- la Republica. En-
la nueva constitution no ha 81
do aun especificada la edad re-
querida para ser presidente de
Cuba, prr existir dos criterios,
Juno en- favor dc los SO amos, y
otro por los 35.
"A las once de la mahana de
La gaceta., 1935-05-29

tQue son 1000 tabaqueros,
Sres. que citan ell fracasado
Trust como 81 fuese I'm modelo
de triunfo en- la industrial, com
paradoS con ell numero de ope-
rarios que Sc CANADIAN la vida
en- la Flor de Cuba, Martinez
Ybor Y Sachelberg, en- Tampa,
y Cabanas, Villar y-Xillar, SHa
rez Murias, la Corona y otras
marcas y fabricas de la Haba-
ma?
Para igualar ell numero de O.
perarios que empleaba antes de
mudar sus fabricas a New Jer-
sey, donde gasta buen material
y la mano de obra es IpeSima,
tendria que dar trabajo a otros
1000 ''tabaqueros" mas.
ST Sc quiere citar ejemplo de
de Iprogreso, aqui tenemos ia
bricas que cuando ell Trust Ella
'boraba en- Tampa solo emplea-
ban 200 operarios y ahora, con
los precios mas altos que en-
New Jersey, dan trabajo a 600
% 700 ciudadanos.
Progreso es ell que estas ia
bricas dentro de la crisis, no ell
de las que torcian con 1000 Y al
presente retuercen con 1000.
La gaceta., 1935-05-29
CUBA AL Ola

Maximiliano Smith afirma que la CoAstitucion
sera puesta en- Vigor Ell Sabado proSN@L
Audiencia ordeno sobreseer la Causa~ Contra
Manolo. Castellanps.-Presto aver declaration
ell ~apodErado d. Eutimio Falla Bonet
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
DIR. Berry Gives
Easter Subjects

1.-THE Risen Life" will be DR..
E. G. Beery's sermon subject at
II a. m. tomorrow at Frances
Asbury Methodist Episc opal
Church South. DR.. Berry will
speak on THE Power Of the Res
Surrection" in the evening.
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
Revival Continues
At the Tabernacle

Evangelistic services at the Full
Gospel Tabernacle. North Capitol
and K Streets. will continue each
evening except Saturday. next
week under the direction of Mrs.
Villa Short of Oklahoma, and
Pastor B. E. Mahan.
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
DR.. A. v. SMITH.
To DUPLICATE
SERMON

In order to take care Of the
overflow congregations attending
the Mt. Vernon Place Church,
identical services will be held
Easter Sunday morning at 9:15
and HOO o'clock. DR.. w. Angie
Smith will preach on The Resur.
rection Power" The chorus choir
of so voices, will sing How Beau.
tiful Upon the Mountains" and
Sing 'Ye Heavens" by Colds
worthy. The annual lily process.
sional by the choir will take place
at each Of the services.
The choir, under the direction
of R. Deane Shure, will present
the Sunday evening service at 8
p. m. "The Vision in the Wilder.
ness" by Goldsworthy and an
oratorio for Reader, soloists, and
chorus with the organ with DR..
w. Angie Smith as Reader
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
Behold the Kmg!'
DR.. BIackwelder's
Morning Topic

Special musical numbers will
feature the morning and evening
services at the Lutheran Church
of the Reformation. The chorus
choir will sing Dressler's Behold
the King" with violin obligato by
William F. Pfeiffer, and Caley's
In the End of the Sabbath" In
the evening the choir will sing
Schnecker's DAY of Resurrection"
and Reeds "Come, See the Place
Where Jesus Lay"
DR.. oscar F. Blackwelder will
speak at the II o'clock service on
THE Power Of an Endless Life"
and new members will be received
into the church. At the 8 o'clock
service DR.. Blackwelder's subject
will be THE First Easter Eve
ming"
The graded departments Of the
Sunday school will assemble at
$50 a. m. for a joint Easter pro
gram under the leadership Of Mr..
Thomas P. Hickman.
The National Lutheran Statisti.
cal Society will meet in Reforma.
ton Church on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. This So
ciety brings delegates from all
parts Of America.
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
Rem
5th Baptist Speaker

Evangelist A. P. Rem, conduct
ing revival meetings during the
past two weeks at Fifth Baptist
Church. E Street near Seventh
Southwest, will bring the Easter
morning message tomorrow at ii
a. m, when he breaches on 1.-THE
Resurrection" DR. John E. Briggs,
pastor will preach at TAO p. m.
on Easter Morning. Afternoon
and Evening" The ordinance of
baptism will be administered at
the beginning of the evening serv-
ice. The choir will render special
Easter music. DR.. c. H. Butler
will teach the Berea Bible class
for men and women and Vernon
H. Lowrey the Baraca class for
men. DR.. Briggs announces the
attendance Of the Bible school is
| ono
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
apa Churches of All Creeds Hold Special Services Tomorrow
5 Catholic Heads
To Give Radio
Peace Talks

An international plea for world
peace will be made today by five
dignitaries of the Catholic Church
in an Easter broadcast over the
Columbia network linking three
continents.
The program, arranged in CO.
operation with Catholic Univer.
sity, will be heard today from
noon to / p. m.
The five dignitaries are: Will
liam Cardinal O'Connell, Arch
bishop Of Boston; Joseph Cardinal
MacRory, Archbishop of Armagh
and primate of all Ireland; Jean
Cardinal Verdier. Archbishop of
Paris; Cintra Cardinal Leme de
Silviera, Archbishop of Rio de
Janeiro, and Theodore. Cardinal
1nnitzer, Archbishop of Vienna.
The Rev. DR.. Maurice Sheehy,
assistant to Msgr. David T.
O'Dwyer, Of Catholic University,
will read translations Of the
French, Austrian and Brazilian
cardinals addresses.
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
TALKS
At CATHEDRAL
SERVICES

The Bishop of washington, the
Right Rev. James E. Freeman,
I'D, LID, will deliver the ser.
mons at both the festival service
of Holy Communion at II a. m.
and the festival evensong service
at 4 o'clock at Washington Ca.
thedral on Mt. Saint Alban to-
morrow. Special Easter music
will be rendered by the Cathedral
choir of men and boys at these
two services.
The Holy Communion will also
be celebrated in the Great Choir
at 7:30 a. m. and at $50 a. m.
with a group of men and boys
from the choir leading the music
at the early service.
Should the congregation at the
II a. m. service overtax the seat
ing capacity of the Great Choir
and it's adjoining chapels, arrange
ments have been made for an
overflow service in the Bethlehem
Chapel in the Cathedral crypt.
Canon Arson Phelps Stokes will
conduct morning prayer and de.
liver the semon. The singing Of
traditional Easter hymns will be
led from the organ console.
The service at II a. m. will
begin with the inspiring process
sional hymn, Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today, Alleluia," and the
introit anthem will be, "They
Buried Him, and Then the
Soldiers Slept" by Martin Shaw
The offertory anthem will be
1.-The Promise Which Was Made
Unto the Fathers" by Edward c
Bairstow, with words taken from
the Song of Solomon. AS the
choir leads the occasional. the
congregation will join in singing,
1.-The Day of Resurrection"
written by st. John of Damascus,
who lived in the eighth century
Among the hymns to be
rendered at the evensong service
will be Jesus Lives!" "He Is
Risen, He Is Risen," with the
offertory anthem, 20 Christ, the
Heavens Eternal King"
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
S|ZOO' : SERMON
SUNDAY To Be
ON life"

The Easter festival will be OBJ
served at both morning and eve.
ming services at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. At
II o'clock DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo
will have for his subject, THE
Victorious Life" An impressive
and inspiring musical program
has been arranged.
Tomorrow evening at o'clock
DR., Sizoo will follow his custom
Of preaching on the general sub
ject Of immortality, from the
topic, Does Death End Alp"
The church Bible school will
hold Easter services at $50 a. m.
Miss Marjorie Webster will de-
liver the message.
The young people of the Chris.
tiao Endeavor Society will meet
for. tea at 6 o'clock Sunday eve
ming. Following the tea, Miss
Dorothy Collins will lead the dis
CusSion Of why Do Christians
Believe in Life After Death?"
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
Calvary Church
Receives Members

Special Easter services will be
held at Calvary Church, 1911 H
st. N. W., Sunday morning. Sew
eral families have waited until
Easter Sunday as the most ap-
propriate time to become members
of this new congregation. At the
morning service Ben Hardin will
preach on IF Christ Be Risen"
The Washington times., 1935-04-20


aay where the Tomb the Risen Saviour facsimile the original Holy
is
Above Risen
the Savour tunnphov
The Washington times., 1935-04-20
Cartwright to Lead
"a. NJ. Easter Mass

The first mass on Easter Sun
day will be offered at 2 a. m. at
the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Eighth and N Streets
Northwest. Other masses on Eas-
ter Sunday will be sung at 7, 8:l5,
9 and 1915, all low masses. High
mass at II o'clock, will be cele-
brated by DR.. John Heating Cart
wright, pastor. who will give the
sermon. DR.. Cartwright will also
preach the radio sermon given in
conjunction with the Solemn
Lourdes procession and healing
of the sick service at 5 p. m.
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