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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
Fetes Tonight
to Compliment
Brides tO-Be

Friends of Miss Madge McPher-
son and Miss Eunice Mae Howell,
brides o-be, have been invited to
parties tonight occasioned by the
approaching marriages.
Miss Ruth Landers will be host
ess at a shower and bridge party at
her home, 341 Poplar-rd, for MISS
Mcpherson. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. w. H. Mcpherson, whose mar
riage to Bruce C Hurlbert, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Hurlbert, Will
take place Jan. 81. -,
Blue, pink and yellow colors Will
be carried out in party appoint
ments. Guests with Miss McPher-
son and her mother will be Mes
danes HUFFMAN Stevens, Jane Her
bert. Egbert Hildreth, Max Lewis,
Buford Cadle, Cranston Mugg. John
Cavosie and Elmer Reichert; Misses
Alberta Alexander, Dorotha Weaver
and Peg Thompson.
Mrs. M. NJ. Conn will entertain
with a miscellaneous shower at her
home, 48 S. Arlington-av, in honor
of her cousin, Miss Howell, who will
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SOW 60 on WITH THE STORY.
CHAPTER EIGHT

go that's it." Oliver thought
- catching the look which passed
between the night club hostess and
Anthony Molinari.
The Italian boy was alone anc
as soon as the dance was finished
Treasure excused herself and went
TO him. He ordered drinks which
neither touched. They sat, heads
almost meeting. absorbed in a con-
versatiOn of their own. ObllvlOus tC
their surroundings.
When the orchestra played a
tango they smiled at each other
and danced. II was Friday night
and the floor was fun. but in the
midst of the crowd they were still
alone. Drawn together by a fasci-
nation both recognized as too strong
to resist. Swept on the hot, swift
current Of first love.
Have you missed me?" he asked
as they returned to their table.
Yes. I thought you'd be back
sooner"
L wanted to come but 1 couldn'
break away. I've been thinking
about you"
I've been thinking about you
too"
Have you, Treasure? Where did
YOU get your name? It's the most
unusual one I've ever heard
MY mother gave it to me-"
she must have been crazy about
you"
She was. but my father wanted
a boy" she explained, gravely.
Some men are ike that" he
agreed.
They were brought out of their
trance by Pete Fernando's voice.
Oily. Diplomatic.
Good evening, Mr.. MOlinari.
May I speak to you a moment,
Treasurer"
She followed him away from the
table.
What's the matter with you?"
he snapped, his tone changing as
soon as they we're out Of hearing.
Her blue eyes still dizzy stared at
him vaguely.
What do you mean?"
Hes only bought one drink all
evening. How often have I got to
tell you not to waste your time
on kids? His brother-that is diff
ferent-but this boy IS spending no
money"
7 hadn't thought about it," she
confessed.
The house is full of dough to-
night. Juanita and Dorothy are
raking it IN while you sit making
calls eyes"
She asked colorlessly. What is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
RrGIN HrRF TODAY

Treasure Mcclure owed her name 20
the love her mctler bore her. and her
beauty 70 her grandmother VINO had
been a chorus glrt Deserted With her
mother and FIVE younger brothers and
sister hV beg b0orlsA iat1cr. treasure
obtains employment in ulEnt claD. as
a hostess though She. is blt -.
WErl heg father returns he Us not cls-
pleased that Treasure g. earning wages.
th14rn nrr HaEcE are mainly TIPS and
Size continues rer clstatrill occupation
largely hcr1lse her mother is seriously
81 following tne birth OF another child.
dead
A. the club Treasure attracts the none
too welcome attentions 1t Rudolf EOlin-
All. zen Young PATTON TEo previously
had been che property ~ Juanlta De-
for. another hostess Because Rudolf
presses bis attentions on Treasure.
Jauta hates her. Oliver Keith. pianist
lu rhr club orchestra. has been Treas
urcs only friend IN her new life until
one Ilgat Rudolf brings his younger
brother. TONY 20 the club Tony and
Urea rlrc dance the tango together. Even
before they dance Treasure knows that
Tony IS the man she loves.
Tony appears 20 be attracted 70
Treasure. he asks 20 take her home
and Treasure eludes Rudolf % 20 with
him He kisses her, tells her he viii
ree her again soon He does not.
oliver thinks Treasure is worrying about
her mother until the night Tony re-
turns
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It you want me to do?"
Pete waved a pudgy hand.
See that bunch of men? Big
shots-every one Of them. In town
for a convention. Get over there
now and get busy"
Her face clouded but she an
swered, All right! IN just a mo-
ment"
If she explained the situation she
( felt certain that Tony would be
willing to buy enough drinks to sat-
isfy Pete but to speak to him about
anything so sOrdid would tarnish
/ the fine gold Of their romance. He
might think she was suggesting It
/ for her own benefit.
I'm terribly sorry" she said, but
Pete wants me to dance with some
one else"
You'll come back when you camp"
IF I can" she corrected. You
see this an unusually busy night"
He nodded, but his dark eyes
never left her face.
I understand. I'll wait. You'll
let me take you home?"
"Of counsel"
old Rudy was pretty sore about
your standing him up the other
night. but he doesn't suspect that
you went with me-"
I told him I had another en-
gagement."
Tony smiled. His slow, sweet
smile which seemed doubly attrac-
tive because it was so rare.
L shall be hating every man you
dance with. ="
You needn't. None Of them will
matter"
You darling" he said and closed
his eyes as if the Intoxicating sight
of her were more than he could
bear.
It was from this she went to the
table where the out of town big
shots were waiting. Juanita and
Dorothy were already there.
Gentleman" Pete said with a
flourish of his fat hand, 4 want
you to meet Miss Treasure Nc
CURE"
As usual her name was greeted
with wise cracks and laughter.
Come here, BABY Sit by me-!
What did he say your name was?
! PreciouS?"
Treasure" she repeated gravely.
Il though it was something like
that"
1T ought to be Angel" some one
else corrected.
Listen, Precious, what do you
want to drink?"
CHE would make it cost them for
/ this, she thought. Pete should
have no more cause to complain.
Smilingly beguilingly she muir
INJURED. Il should like some cham
payne"
Dorothy and Juanita gaspGd.
This was putting it on a bit thick
even for an Out-of-tOWn con en-
ton but the man who had given
her the new name cried, "Ripht!
Angels should never drink anything
else"
While it was being iced she
danced with him. Not bad for a
butter and egg man. Well dressed
and successful looking, fastidious
and intelligent but a butter and egg
man for all that, she thought meet
ing Tony'S adoring glance.
I shall be hating every man you
dance with" he had said but his
eyes expressed nothing but admira-
ton as they followed her about the
room.
Her partner meantime was favor
ing her with his line which was so
familiar she could have answered it
in her sleep.
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Stumped on Marriage

Charming settings and costumes
have been designed for the other
exigencies OF modern life The wo-
man of today wants to swim; very
well, she may do so in an effective
and practical costume with a decor
alive cabana in the background. She
likes to play ping pong; decorators
vie to give her a becoming game
room. She wishes to launch her
daughter in society; designers and
caterers and crooners fall over
themselves to make the occasion a
success. 1t is only when her
thoughts turn toward marriage that
they declare themselves stumped.
Second marriages are very often
more successful than first. They
are entered into with at least as
much sincerity of purpose on the
part of the men and women in
volved. Is there any reason why
they should not be given a bang-up
and suspicious start, even if there
are no white ribbons to decorate the
pewS of the family of the groom?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

be married to C. William Raffens-
perger on Feb. 10.
Guests will include Mrs. Charles
D. Howell. mother Of the bride-to be +;
Mrs. William Shockley, grandmother
of the bride-to-be; Mesdames Guy
Rutledge, John Alexander, Charles
Perkins, Irwin GloSsin. Edward
Jones, Joseph Shockley. Elmer
S n ockley. w. E. Bodenhamer,
Charles Richardson, Harry Woods,
NJ. c. Rutledge and o. R. Rutledge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

QeeQ OF II.
The pretty
little ritual of
tulle vail and
orange bios
SONS described
with lush en-
thusiasm in the
etiquette books
takes a great
deal for grant,
ed. The bride,
to be in order,
must be young,
sheltered, hlial
and a practic-
ing member of
some church.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :
Rules
Needed for
w eddings
Ceremonies After First
Declared Lacking in
Snowy Setting.
BY GRETTA PALMER

Guest COiumnlSt AoudS
WILL some one combining the
w talents of stage manager, in
terror decorator and psychoanalyst
step forward? You, sir, will please
go of to a quiet place and think
up a tasteful ceremony for the we'd
ding Of those who have been mar
ried before. Civilization stands in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

face, his velvety black eyes, his gen.
erouS mouth and the tiny dimple in
his chin. Hearing his voice,
I'm afraid I'm falling in love with
you! I want to love you! I've never
been in love before"
ITO
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TO Be Continued)
Mrs. ROlCe EntertnillS

Alpha Phi Alumnae Bridge Club
was entertained at luncheon
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A.
F. Rowe. Mrs. Merrill EsterIine as
sisted.
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Daily Recipe

1-2 cup butter, Softened
IL cup sugar
2 cups fine z10eibach
crumbs
2 teaspoons cinnamon
2 tablespoons gelatin
1-2 cup cold lOater
8 eggs
1-2 cup sugar
1-2 cup lCGter
) pkg. cream cheese
I lemon, Juice and rind
IL teaspoon salt
1-2 cup 1Chipping cream
Cream the butter with the
Il cup Of sugar; blend it thor
oughly into the zweibach
crumbs and cinnamon. Press
half of the mixture on the
bottom of 9-inch spring
form mold. Soften gelatin in
Z cup cold water. Combine
slightly beaten egg yolks with
Z cup sugar and Il cup water.
Cook in a double boiler for 3
minutes, stirring constantly.
Add the softened gelatin, and
stir until it is dissolved.
Then add this mixture
gradually to the cream cheese.
Add lemon juice and grated
rind. and the salt. Fold in
stiffly beaten egg whites.
Pour mixture onto crumbs in
pan. Sprinkle remaining
crumbs over the top. Chill in
the refrigerator until the mix
ture is firm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

The groom must be bachelor with
large circle of unmarried men
friends who will regret his leaving
them-else why the bachelor din
ner? He must also possess a cut
away or tails.
Granted these conditions, the we'd
ding, from the initiated towels of
the trouSseau to the throwing of
the brides bouquet, is a charming
little pantomime. But these condi-
tons prevail, in the modern world,
in about one case out of ten. The
other nine couples, so far as tradi-
ton goes, are left out in the cold,
with no pointers from the past on
how to manage the event gracefully
and with eclat.
The most conventionally minded
bride and groom often find it i'm
possible to go through the Old
fashioned ritual without feeling silly.
For father to hand his daughter
solemnly over to her second or third
husband to cherish and support is
so much poppycock, especially if the
young woman has lived on her own
salary check. For the married cou-
pie to drive off, in a shower Of rice,
to the apartment three blocks away
where one Of them has lived for
years is a patent absurdity. And
yet wedding, of some sort, they
ought to have.
Lack of Pomp Felt
For there are not many couples
who find the City Hall marriage
adequate. 1t is a bleak business,
this, of listening to a bald man you
have never seen before humble a
few words over you, as he cocks his
eye at the other couples standing
in line. There is something about
making the momentous promises of
marriage in street costume that
chills and depresses. Surely a we'd
ding should be accompanied with
more ponp than the securing of an
automobile license?
Efforts to find an up-to-date 10
Gale for the wedding ceremony have
been distinguished, so far, by spec
tacularly bad taste. Innovators
have chosen the airplane or the
lions cage as an interesting back
ground for their VOWS. Trail blazers
have introduced the midnight-in-
Greenwich wedding, with the guests
assembled, at random, from the
night club where they got the whole
bright idea. This, monsieur, is not
the sort of thing we ask you to
cOncoct.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
SUICIDES MEET
AT RYBOLT HOME

Members Of the Sub-Deb Club
met yesterday morning at the home
of Miss Dorothy Ann Rybolt. Nancy
Campbell, president of the national
organization, was in charge Of the
meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

Mothers Hold Meeting
North Side Mothers Club met
yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Charles H. Woods to sew for Riley
Hospital. A luncheon was served.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

Among the vacationists at Miami
Beach are Mr.. and Mrs. a. R. Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones.
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MEN:

This is a set-up for men who
can't be bothered with fussy
things for the hair. Use this
Danderine Spray any time, and
any place; home, Office, ON a
Pullman. Your hair will brush
easily, and stay brushed. And
watch what happenstodandruf
Only seventy-fve cents, COM
plete. Your druggist has it, now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
WOMEN:

Get this good-looking, heavy
fluted bottle with its fine spray
top. and start using IT. You'll
want to use it every time you
pass your dressing table. For
hair that has just been washed
or waved, it's really and truly a
necessity.
Try Danderine final and
it will he exactly like finding a
hair-dresser whose work lasts
Just twice as long,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25

of Danderine protects your hair
all day long. Keeps a woman's
hair lovely, keeps it in place.
And keeps it clean. Keeps
mans hair smoothly brushed,
with that 'well-groomed" look
but without that artificial
sickness of a greasy dressing.
, 1935-07-11
L
Sistema De
Credito

MEXICO, D. F.. Julio ll.-AI.--
rr ma iunta celebrada Ell dia .
Del corriente en- el Palacio Naclonai
ha u P-resicencia del 81. PreSl-
otnte de Ia Republica, Sc trato oei
SlStema de Credito Rural de- palsr
lIegandose a los ~sigulenteS acuerooS:
Ia. FL Gobierno de la Repuonca
atendera de manera especlfica y Tan
extenSa como sea possible y 10 per
mitan suS recursoS, las neceSloaoes
DC credito de las colectivldades ell
dales organizadas en- TODD Ell pals
rtconociendo que la production a.
qricola ejidal constitute una res
pcnsabilidad directa de Ia ReVolu-
cion y es basica para el progreSo
economico de Mexico.
2o.-Al efecto, Ia organization '
81 funcionamiento del actual Banco
Nacional de Credito A~gricola, sc
transformara con rapidez y ell
ciencia a fin de eonStitulr 81 "Banco
aNacional de Credito Ejidal' exclu-
siyamente destinado a derramar los
benellc.os del credito entire los ell
catarios Ge Ia Republica, con ex-
3 al Joda otra tlnalioad.
3o.-Sera creada una nueva ms
titucion de c.edito, a Tin de atender
las neceSidadeS que en- Ia metrla tie
r.cn los pequenos y medianoS agrl-
c~ultores, Y los colonoS Y los frac-
c.onistas de nueStroS SiStemaS dc
irrigation.
, 1935-07-11
PERDONO Ell
COBERNADOR
A F. CARA
Un Tipografo De Esta
Ciudad, Despues De
Amos, Cinco Moses
En- La P~enitenciaria

Francisco Cara. quien nue SEN
tenciado q sufrir una condena de
diez amos. despues que Sc lie en-
contro culpable de una acusacion
que Sc hizo en- su contra de cons
pirar para dar muerte a su es-
posa'. fue puesto en- libertad con-
dicional. deSpues de haber cumplido
cuatro amos y cinco meseS del cas-
tigo que le fue impuesto.
FL perdon, fue recomendado al
Gobernador Alfred por miembros
del Comite de Perdones del Estado.
FL documento del perdon que lie
concedio Ell G~obernador Alfred a
Cara dice en- parte: "Segun los
records sc puede yer que este REQ,
ha Observable muy buena cond 9cta
durrIte Ell tempo que ha perma-
ncscdo en- la penitenciaria; cuatrc
amos. cinco meses. Il S~acerdote
Hugh Finnegan, recomienda Gle
mencia para el individuo referido.
llamando la atencion al Comite de
Perdones de que nadie fue muertc
en- Ell presunto complot de homi-
cidio."
Cara. como r~ecordaran algunos
de los residences de Brownsville, es
tipografo de oficio.
Hace pocos dias que degreso a
Brownsville.
, 1935-07-11
JUzGARANA
PESCADORES
FL LUNES
Fueron Acusados De
Violar Las Leyes De
Pesca En- La Laguna
Madre

Fl lunes proximo, Sc ventilaran,
en- la Corte del Condado de Came
ron en- esta ciudad. las a~cusaciones
que fueron hechas en contra de al
gunoS peScadores de la vecina ciu-
dad de Port Isabel. en- conexion
con presuntas violaciones de las
leyes de Cara v Pesca del Estado de
Texas.
Como recordaran los lectores del
"Heraldo", Ell dia 8 de Mayo. Sc
registro en- Port Isabel. una tragedia,
Ia cual costo Ia vida a ~Inocencio
Rivera, Y ell brazo izquierdo al
Agente de la Patrulla Fronteriza de
Immigration John Saul. Los hechos
sc d~esarrollaron cuando trataron
unos agentes, de aprehender "A Ri
vera. quien Sc encontraba en- ST.
Residential en- aquella ciudad. La
apprehension la trataron de llevar a
cabo los agenteS debido a una acu-
Sacion que Sc hacia contra Rivera,
como presunto violador de las leyes
que prohiben ell uso de redes en-
aguas de In Laguna Madre. sc
alega que Ell difunto Rivera ful
quien hizo un disparo con escopeta
de municion. Ell cual deSpedaZo el
brazo izquierdo del Agente Saul.
Las preSuntas violaciones a PAS
leyes de Pesca del Estado, Sc dice
que fueron cometidas Ell dia 3 de
Mayo. c. M. Kennedy. Comisionado
de Cara v PeSca en- Ia region de
Port Isabel. fue quien fi.mo las
acuSaciones en- contra de los peSca-
dores que comparaceran ante un
iurado en- Ia Corte del Condado en-
esta ciudad Ell dia Is del presente
Los acusados son los siguientes.
Tomas Rivera, Benigno Rivera,
Guadalupe Rivera, Roberto Cara.
Ramon Ramos, Mateo Ramirez, Pc
dro Trev1no. Francisco Flores y
Juan Rodriguez.
Informes que obtuvimos hoy nos
hacen Saber que, aquellos peSca-
dores que han sido sentenciadoS
previamente por ofensas de Ia
misma indole. alcanzan castigo mas
severe. Los FiscaleS del EStado. en-
representation de esa entidad, ale
gan que Mateo Ramirez, fue SEN
tenciado por una ofensa de esa In
dole en- Port Isabel el dia III de
Octubre de 1894; que Roberto Cara
fue sentenciado por igual ofensa en-
aquella ciudad ell dia Fl de abril de
1894: Y que Benigno Rivera fue sen
tenciado Ell dia Is de MARIO de 1881
por ofenSa de igual naturaleza, er
Port Isabel: y que Tomas Rivera
fue sentenciado en- Port Isabel por
ofensa de igual indole ell dia rs d.
MARIO de 1891.
, 1935-07-11
Buscan AL Sr. Matias
Medina En- B'ville

Esta mahana recibi6 un men
sale telegrafico In Agencia de
Inhumaciones del Sr. Marcelo
Cara en- Brownsville. pidiendole
que buscase al ST. MatiaS Medina,
quien Sc dice sadica en- Browns
vile.
EI Sr. Salvador Cara, visit6 Ia
reduction del 'Heraldo" esta tarde
dic.=donos que no habia podido
IccaliZar al Sr. Medina. Nos mos
tr0 ell mensaje referido, ell cual
dice que In Sra Rosa Vidaurri,
residente de Austin, Texas, y en-
cuentra muy grave. FL menSaie
eSta firmado por Ell ST. Manuel g.
Trevino.
81 algun0 de los lectores del
Heraldo. sabe dcsde sc encuen-
ira ell ST. Medina, le suplicamOs
que ponga en- conocimiento de Fl
Ia noticia que decimos. diciendole
que se comunique cuanto antes
con ell ST. Marcelo Cara
, 1935-07-11
HOMICIDE
EN- LA HEROICA
MATAMOR0S
FL Juez De Primers
Instancia Deer Q [ 8
Formal Prision Ell
Jueves

NE1PIIa1A pMAM Ill TA1A1
MATAMOROS. lamps, Julio n.
Guadalupe Munguia, ell Policia
Montado No. 2. Sc encuentra for
ralmente preso. segun nos mani
fesro ell ST. Edmundo de Ia Cara,
Secretario del Ramo Penal del jug
gado de Primera Tnstancia de esta
cIucad.
La formal prision se decreto con-
tra ell p0licia, por el Juez de Priner0
Instancia en- Matamoros, 5r. L.
cenciado Miguel Angel Mendez.
En- n e~ntrevista que celebra-
mos con Ell Juez Mendez. declare
que habia estudiado los expedien-
ties de las de~claraciones que lie ha-
bian sido enviadas por el Agentg
del Ministerio Piblico. Or. Licen-
ciado Jose Castro. Ademas mani
festo el Licenciado Mendez, cue
hebia tornado mas declaraciones "a
los teStigos que declararon ante el
Agente del MiniSterio Publico.
DeSpues de haber estudiado cui-
dadoSamente los expedienteS que
decimoS. ell Juez Mendez decreto I'm
formal PRISON al Policia.
Como r~eccrdaran los lectores deA
Heraldo, el Pulicia Monrado NO. q.
acudio en- compahia del No. g de
a pie. Castillo MatamoroS, " de
ct-c empleado. n una cas- que Sc
encuentra ubicada por Ell rumbo de
IA garita de Puertas Verdes. ha-
biendoSe recibido aviso telefonico en-
la Comandancia de Policia de que
Sc registraba III escandalo en- ese
blrrio.
al estar cerca Gle I'm casa referida.
s. encontraron con Agustin Alvear.
" una sonora de apellido Salinas,
quienes dijeron a los policias cue
un indiv1duo de nomb-e Baldomero
/ Cantu HinoloSa, habia diSparado en-
contra de Alvear. Los miembros de
Ia Gendarmerfa sc dirigieron al lu-
gar donde Sc encontraba ell pre-
sunto agresor. " trataron de anre-
henderlo. Parece ser que el indivt-
due no obedecid m los gendarmeg
' Segun conSta en- ell parte Gle DO
licia. declararon los agertes cue
hebia esgrimido un anna, viendose
obliCado el Policfa NO. ? a hacer
uso de Ia que traia.
OdIgu ICIlDlO UNA nCIluh Cu Un
hombro. habiendoSe notificado n las
autoridades de 10 ocurrido. &c tras-
ladc mi lugar de los hechos el Agen-
O. del MiniSterio Pihlico. 5r. Iir.
Castro. " Ell Dr. Hernandez. orde-
nando Ell agente cue fuese Ilevad0
Ell herido nj Hospital Civl. III he
rido fallecio despues de algunas
boras de haber estado en- Ell Hos
p.tal-
Mientras tanto Ell Licenciado Cas-
tr0 ordeno que se detuv1ese al Po-
licia Munguia. para prActicar Lam
averiguacioneS del case. Declare el
AFente del MiniSterio Publlco que
laS declaraciones cue habia tornado
q los testiros, iban de acuerdo. "
uEe las habfa pasado al Juzgado dc
Irstancia para que resolviesen ei
asunto ALA.
A Cantu le fue recogida una PTS
toia con I'M cartucho uuemado. por
IA DOlicia. seg1ln dice ell parte.
Ha causado muchos concentrates
Tn detencion del policfa refer1do. I'm
tragedia a que nos referimos se ry-
Eistr6 Ell sabado pasado, en- esta
ciUdad.
e. Policia MunEuia declare que
habia nombrado defensor. y que
creia que pronto Sc esclarecerfa a
asunto.
Mientras se aclaran las cosas al
Pcllcia Munguia We encuentrn dmi
tenido en- In Commandments