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Evening star., 1935-09-07
SPECIAL SONG SERVICE
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ward to Lead
McKendree M. E. Rites.

The special feature for tomorrow at
8 pm. at McKendree M. E. Church
will be song service under the lead
ership Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude H.
Ward. The minister, Rev. s. E. Rose,
will preach on Dangerous Defenses." I"
At IL am. the choir will resume its
work under the leadership of Stanley
Bell and will render special selections.
The minister will speak on Where
Religion Works Best"
Midweek service is Thursday at 8
pm. with meditation by Rev. Mr.. Rose.
Evening star., 1935-09-07
REV. A. P. WILSON BACK
FROM TRIP TO LONDON

SoAumbld ASA6 uIS 1dSLOT Will
Prepare Series of Sermons
on Observations.
At Columbia Heights Christian
Church the pulpit during August was
supplied by Rev. Herbert j. Wilson of
Hillside Church, Indianapolis, son Of
the regular minister, Rev. A. p. Will
son. who has just returned from Eng
land, where he attended the world con-
ventlon o. the Churches of Christ.
Subsequent TO that convention he
spent time in visiting parts of the
city Of London, devoting considerable
time TO the manuscripts of the Brit
ish Museum and pictures in the
National Gallery, as well as the study
Of old churches, more particularly
Evening star., 1935-09-07
Dante Play
Is Variable
Spectacle
Inferno Runs Range
of Screen Devices
at Fox Theater.

SsT> ANIE'S INFERNO" which
opened yesterday at Loew's
J Fox. is supposed to be. ac-
- cording to advance pub
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
ODD NOTE CLUE
TO DEATH OF
CH|CAG0AN

CHICAGO, Aug. IS 0.NSO
"YOu are the ugliest creature
God ever made, 1 do believe"
That Macabre not in woman's
handwriting was the only clue
available to police today as they
sought to solve the mysterious
murder Of Kenenth A. Morrison,
assistant comptroller CT the Chi,
cago Park district.
Signature Torn Off
The note, found in one Of Mr.,
Morrison's pockets, mad been
signed, police said. but the sigma
ture had been torn off.
Mr.. Morrison was found shot
to death in his own automobile
yesterday. The auto was parked
in a block-long. dead-end street
in a shabby section of Chicago's
near North Side.
Three bullets we're found in
Morrison's body. any one Of which
might have caused death. His
trousers pockets were rifled to
simulate robbery. but that mo-
tive was discarded when police
found his money and other pos
sessions intact.
Police Seek Motive
Mr.. Morrison was sitting in
the rear seat of his car, his legs
crossed, a half-Smoked cigarette
dangling from his lips, his straw
hat tilted at a rakiSh angle,
when his body was found.
Investigators seeking a possible
motive for the crime graSped at
the note like a drowning man
at a straw. Consideration, how
ever, led them to believe the note
may have been planted" on the
body to draw them from the
trail.
They considered the possibility
that the murderers may have
sought important park papers;
that the accountant may have
discovered a shortage in the
park districts accounts; that an
employe he had caused to be dis
charged may have been his as
sailant.
Life Exemplary
A probe of MorriSon's private
life only served to further con-
fuse investigators. They found he
had risen to his post as park ac-
countant through his own merits,
that he was industrious, steady,
conscientious, a loving husband
and father to his wife Ethellyne,
and his three children by a for
mer marriage.
Chief of Detectives John l..
Sullivan frankly admitted the baf-
Element of police.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15

ltheme is again taken up: frag-
ments OF melody are picked up
and discarded: a strange passage
played by strings, woodwinds and
tympani make a delightful con-
traSt: the baSses urge the orches-
ira on to a final flood of synco-
pated tone in concluding the first
movement.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
COAL BILL HELD
DUE ET0PASS

The Guffey bill, which has
been demanded by the United
Mine Workers organization, will
be enacted at this session Of
Congress, according to John l..
Lewis, president of the United
Mine Workers, who discussed the
matter today with PreSid lie n t
Roosevelt, in company with Sec.
retary OF Labor Perkins.
Mr.. Lewis presence at the
White House is taken to mean
that organized labor insists upon
enactment of this measure which
the miners declare will restore
the privileges they lost when the
Supreme Court ruled out NRA.
Mr.. Lewis said there is no rea.
son why the Guffey bill cannot be
passed by the House this week and
sent to the Senate and be worked
upon by that body after the Sen
ate has disposed Of the tax bill.
The labor leaders attitude today
indicated quite strongly that he
would put every effort possible BE-
hind the Guffey bill and that or
ganiZed labor will not be satisfied
if Congress adjournS without
handing the bill to the President
for his signature.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
Work on $5,885,OOO
G.P. 0. Annex Starts

Construction of a modern air
cooled eight-story annex to the
Government Printing office at
North Capitol and H StS., was or
dered started with all possible
speed today by Public Printer A. E.
Giegengack.
The new building will rise on
the site of the present 79-year-old
annex. The second deficiency bill
carried an item authorizing ex-
penditure of $5,885.00 for new
buildings for the G. P. o. and
made $4,000, 900 Immediately avail
able to begin razing old buildings.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
Boys Gang Sought
As School VandaIs

LYNCHBURG. Va. Aug. IS
(SpeciaD. - Police today were
searching for a band of boys who
looted the Fairview School, ran
sacking desks and destroying
books and other property. 1t
is believed the same boys were
responsible for the recent attempt
to set fire to the Frank Roane
school where a jar of gasoline and
slow burning candle were discov-
cred.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
SuitIand Man Cleared
In Fatal Auto Crash

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md, Aug.
Is. - Joseph Proctor, Suitland,
Md, was exonerated last night by
Judge oscar Poore, presiding at
the inquest iato the death of Mrs.
Betty M. Beavers, 81. Maryland
Park. killed August 3 in an auto
mobile accident on Central Avenue
near Largo, Md.
Proctor was driving the car
which collided head-on with the
automobile in which Mrs. Beavers
was riding.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
World Of Music


Themes From First Movement, "SYmphonY No. a."
by TschoikowskY
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
SHARESAWARD
F0RG0ODR|CH

DETROIT. Aug. IS G.N.S)
Bearing a $1,000 check for the
family Of Lillian Gallaher, child
victim of killer Merton Ward
Goodrich, Policeman Thomas J.
Harris, of New York, who cap
tured Goodrich, arrived today to
be honored by the city.
The check represented a portion
Of the $4,000 reward Harris re.
ceived for the Goodrich arrest. He
insisted he wanted to share the
reward with the Gallaher family
He told Police Commissioner
Pickert:
81 would like to visit the Gal
1aher family and ask them to
accept the money"
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
Congress Library
DESIGNER Is Dead

RDGEFTELD, Conn.,, Aug. IS
0.N.S0.-Frederick Dielman, 88,
illustrator and figure painter who
designed the mosaic panels 'law''
and history" in the Congressional
Library at Washington, died today
ut his home here. He was q ma
tive Of Hamburg, Germany, COM
ing to this country as a boy.
Other art work included six
mosaics in the State Capitol, Des
Moines, Iowa. He was president
of the National Academy of De
sign from 1889 to 1909, and was
professor Of art at the college of
the city of New York from 1903
to 1918.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
FRANKLIN BANK
EXPECTED TO
PAY INFULL

That depositors in the closed
Franklin National Bank ultimate
ly will receive the more than
one million dollars still owed
them by the institution appeared
almost certain today.
Remaining assets Of the bank
have q total book value Of ST.
SS3, 1894. To date depositors in
the bank have received IS per
cent of their funds.
Book value of bonds held by
the truSteeShip today total $685.
OeS. Since the bank was placed
in the hands Of trustees in April,
1894. the value of bonds held by
the institution has jumped from
approximately $379.762 to more
than $473. 900, according to Will
liam F. Kelly, one Of the banks
trustees.
With the value of the remain
ing bonds recorded at only $685.
Os8, bonds worth approximately
Sll5,OO0 have been disposed of
by the bank, according to Mr..
Kelly.
The Franklin National Bank is
indebted to the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation in the sum
Of 1856, 700. The banks books
are carrying loans receivable
aggregating $685,721. Some por-
ton Of this will be lost to de-
positorS, Mr.. Kelly believes. but
the loss will be offset by the in
creased values to real estate and
bonds held by the bank.
Stockholders also have "a good
chance" of ultimately getting a
share Of the banks assets, Mr..
Kelly said.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
Festival Program

Friendship between the coun.
tries of the Americas will be the
theme of the Pan American Fes.
tival program. to be given tonight
at $50 o'clock at the Sylvan The.
ater. The United States Army
Band will give y concert Of Latin
American music, featuring solos
on the marimba, celeste, violin
and piano.
Senorita RoSalmira COLON o,
Mexican soprano, will sing a group
Of Mexican songs and the Marian
Chace Dancers will give dances
depicting historic scenes of the
Latin American countries. The
program has been prepared with
the close cooperation Of the Pan
American Union.
The United States Marine Band
under the direction of second
leader, Arthur Whitcomb, will give
the following concert program to-
night at 1880 o'clock at the U. S.
Capitol: March, Queen of Sheba"
(Gounod overture to Tam
hauser" (Wagner); baritone solo,
Columbia Polka" (Rollinson
played by Donald Kimball. Selec-
tions from Robin Hood" (de
Koven) intermezzo egant e,
"Mariposa" (DiaZ): waltz. Gold
and Silver" Lehar); three dances
from Nell GWyn" (German) ::
The Lords Last supper"
(Wagner).
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
Police End Canada
Labor Disturbance

ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Aug. IS.
UN.SD-Twenty-five police have
been sent from st. Johns to quell
labor troubles at Port AUX Basques
on Newfoundland'S West Coast
It was announced today. Labor
organizations contended govern
ment projects employing unskilled
labor should hire local men. -Four
were sentenced to 81 days in jail
but 200 sympathizers liberated the
prisoners.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
Tired Of His Violin,
Boy Leaves Home

EAST ORANGE, N. j., Aug IS
John Larsen, IA, had as good an
excuse as any for running away
from home and hitch-hiking to his
aunt's home in Bloomington, Ill.
He was tired of practicing on the
VIOLIN" he wrote in a farewell
note.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
.Suitor Stays Girl,
Rival and Himself

OFT, Mich, Aug. IS
Irene Miller, %, and her COM
panion, Sidney Lipkin, %, were
shot to death last night by Miss
Miller's rejected Suitor. who then
killed himself. Police said he was
Phillip Ritchie, 80, who had been
a roomer at the Miller home until
last week, when he left after a
quarrel.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15

John D. Rockefeller, jr., has
given away 100000 shares of
Socony STANDARD Oil of New
York; shares valued at Is million
dollars to charitable institutions
and for other charitable purposes,
according to report to the
Securities and Exchange Com.
mission today.
Rockefeller, jr., holdings Of this
stock at the time of the gifts were
reported as 2,852,570 shares.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
LAS DIETAS DE LOS DIPU-
TADOS S~OCIALISTAS

Madrid, MARIO 8.-A la Co
mission de gobiernO interior del
parlamentO Sc ha presentado
una proposition de ley que dice
Cualquiera que sea ell criterio
personal de los diputados que
suscriben acerca del fundamen-
to del caracter y de la ordena-
ci6n juridica de las dietas par
lamentarias, habremos de ate
nernos al regimen establecidO
en- ell VICENTE ReglamentO, 81
queremos emitir con toda impair
ciaiidad nuestro dictamen so
bre la propuesta del Sr. Perez
Madrigal.
Puede privarse a una minO-
ria que, colectivamente, Sc reti-
ra de la Camara del percibo de
dietas a que tienen derecho ca
da uno de los miembros que la
Iintegran? Las COrtes Sc pronun
ciaron por la negativa al discu-
tirse ell nUevo Reglamento, con
ccasi6n de una enmienda del
Sr. Maroto, rechazada por la
mayoria de los diputados, de a
|cuerdo con ell "criterio de la Co
mission, expuestO pOr ell Sr. Gil
Robes. lPuede privarse de las
dietas a los diputados detenidOs
gubernativamente 0 presses POI
auto judicial? La Comisi6n dc
gobierno interior resQlvi6 ell ca.
so negativamente.
Porf clio, los diputados que
suscriben, evacuando ell dicta-
men que les ma confiado la co
mission, fGrmulan las siguientes
concIusiones: FL reglamento nc
autoriza a privar colectivamen-
te de las dietas a los diputados
detenidos . presses; tercera, sal
vo 10 establecid0 en- ell case an
terror, la perception de dietas
Sc hara personalmente por cada
uno de los diputados.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

Parece que los cubanos estan
locos-se oye decir diariamente
en- este pals.
iLocos... porque quieren. Ii
brarse de la doble tiraniazde
Mendieta y Batista.
iLocos... porque luchan GDn
la muerte, ansiando encontrar
los caminos de una vida meior
Els la locura de los pueblos
valientes, que saben rebelarse y
esperan redimirse.
iLocos estan 81 coronel Men
dieta, que Sc tapa los oidos y
desprecia los gritos de protes-
ia de sus hermanos, y Ell coro-
mel Batista, que va Sc cree III
hombre providencial, un ser SUI
perior a la mayoria de sus com.
patriotas.
dos classes de demeneia, sieI
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
MEDfCOS Y E"NFERMERAS
PARA Ell HOSPITAL UNI
VERSITARIO

Habana, MARIO Sci CO.
mandante Marine, ayudante del
c9ronel Batista, pidi6 aver at
DR.. Loire, jefe de saridad, ell
enyio de medicos y enfermeras
al hospital Universitario, del
cual sc habia marchado ell per-
sGnal tecnico que ALI prestaba
SerNcio. Sc maroh6 el personal
tecnico tan prOnto ell ejercito
ocup6 el recinto universitaTio.
POGO deNpues de la ocupaci6n
del Alma Mater por las tropas
Sc hallaron dentro del recinto
un canon, numerOsOS rifles,
gran cantidad de p6lvora y do
cument0S del estudiante Julio
Antonio Mella. TodO Sc llev0 al
campamento de Columbia, en-
IN canton,
Horas despuGs sc detuvo al
arquitecto de las obras de la
Universidad.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

Batista, ell jefe de estado ma
yor del ejercito, lie retro su apo
yo al presidente Grau, luego de
que este lie "habia hecho hon.
bre', atendiendo consoles de su
excelencia ell embajador Jeffer-
son Caffery.
Ell presidente Grau no acep-
taba recomendaciones de la en-
bajada americana, nj toleraba
intromisiones de d~iplomaticos
extranjeros. Gobernaba como
cubano no "intervenido, nj pro-
picio a tolerar "intervencio-
nes''.
Cuando Batista pudo compro
bar que ell ejercito iba a obede-
cerle y que la marina coopera-
ria con el, Sc hizo accmpanar de
don Carlos Y pidi6 la renuncia
al "unico presidente cubano."
Con Una sonrisa, La del nom
bre justo para ell traidor, Grau
regres6 a su hogar.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
DETENIDO Ell DIRECTOR
DE NUESTRO COLEGA
"LA ~TRADUCCION"

Ante ell juez de paz Loren
20 Hernandez, del distrito de
Ybor y Tampa, juro aver una
orden de arresto contra ell dis
tinguido joven Jose A. Gregg.
ry, Jr., director de LA Traduc
cion," ell DIR. Jorge A. Trelles,
medico de Ybor.
Gregory presto fianza, que
dando en- libertad provisional.
Acusa a nombre de Trelles
ell abogado Richard Morales.
Gran numero de personas Sc
han brindado al periodista pa
ra declarar 10 que saben.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
ARRESTAD0 Ell ARZ0BIS
Pc PASCUAL DIAI

Ciudad de Mejico, Mario g.
Los agentes del gobierno pene-
traron aver en- el domicilio del
arzobispo Pascual Diaz, arres r
tandolo. Todavia Sc desconoce
la naturaleza de los cargos que
Sc lie hacen.
En- los circulos oficiales Sc ha
declinado comentar la noticia.
Sabese que el arzobiapo fue
mencionado en- los recientes car
COS del gobierno contra Ell Iega-
do del Papa, Monsenor Ruiz
Flores, y el obispo Manrique de
Zarate, ambos exilados en- los
Estados Unidos. A estos dos Sc
les acusa de incitar a la sedi :
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
LOS MUEBLES 0SCILAN
Y HAGEN RUIDO

Barcelona, MARIO 8.-Un pc
ri6dico de la noche publica una
extensa information sObre la
confirmation de una serie de
inquietantes fen0menOs observa
dos en- la casa numero 43 de la
'calie de Francisco Giner, habi-
'tada por el vigilante nocturno
Enrique Monroig, su esposa y
dos hijgs. Dice la information
que desde hace unos dias, Y es-
pecialmente de noche, vienen o.
yendose ruidos misterioSos, y
que los muebles y algunos obje-
tos oscilan V evoluciouan, sin
que hasta et momentO las pes
'quisas realizadas den resultado
satiSfactorio. De TODD clio Sc ha
presentado denuncia a la Poll
.cia. Aver mismO-afirma la in
fOrmaci6n-los habitantes de la
casa tuvieron que salir precipi-
tadamente a la Gale atemoriza-
dos, porque una serie de ruidos
atr0nadores sc sucedieron en- ell
interior de la casa, cayendo va
rios objetOs al suelo. POGO des-
pues, una silla del comedor ca
.y6 por dos veces.
Ell reloj Sc detuvo y volvi6 a
.ponerse en- Marcia sin que ma
die lie tocase. I'm tenedor fue
p~royectado desde la mesa a los
pies del hijo mayor del matri-
mon.o. La lampara inici6 un
Ifuerte BALANCED, y todos los cris
tales vibraban. No parece sino
que todos los muebles sufriesen
de neurastenia. Los habitantes
lie la casa y la Policfa que ha
intervenido en- el case no Sc ex-
plican la causa de estos fen6me-
nos, habiendose comprobado
que no pueden ser provocados
de ninguna forma desde los pa
tios . casa scontiguas. Esta no
che Sc practicara una nueva y
detenida Investigation para es-
clarecer el case.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
CUBA AL Ola
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

Habana, MARIO 8.-Se ha pre-
>ado que no perteneci6 a Ia
guardia civica de Pepito IL
| Iuierdo, ell captain de bombe-
ros Margarito Teran. Sera re-
puesto en- su cargo.
En- Concha y Luyan6 eX-
plot6 aver un petardo que ha-
bia Sido colocado en- un cafe,
junto a una columna. La ma
quina Internal cause danos de
consideration,
-Despu6s de las doce de la
nOche no 50 permite tranSitar
por las GALES. Fuerzas del ejer-
otto patrullan las GALES de la
ciudad de Cardenas. La policia
disolvi6 an1che una manifesto
ci6n, en- el Paseo del Prado. Sc
hicieron algun0s disparos al
aire.
-Por habersele encontrado
en- su domicilio dos rifles y un
revolver, Sc detuvo aver a Ig-
nacio de Quesada, exsegundo je
fe de la policia tecnica. Ell ms
tituto de la Habana Sc halla ocu
pado militarmente. Hoy Sc lie
vara a termino otro registro.
-Cinco bombas eXplotaron
aver en- Cardenas, donde los I'm
pleados de la aduana Sc decla-
raron en- huelga. De la aduana
Sc hizo cargo la marina consti-
tucional.
-Arrib6 aver, EN- ell vapor
Veragua, ell presidente del sena-
do de la Rep1blica de Panama.
Dolores Gonzales, que ma
to a su amante, por celos, fue
condenada por la audiencia a IL
amos y TN dia Sc lie apreci6 la
atenuante de obcecaci6n.
Use agrav6 aver ell estado de
Luis Fernandez, ell chofer del
periodista Ramon Vasconcelos.
lie asisten en- el Hospital de E
mergencia.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
ASALTARON 0 c LA
REDACCION DEL DIARIO
"ACCION"

Habana, Mario 8.-Tres in
dividuos bien armados asalta-
ron anoche la reduction del
diario "Accion," rompiendo to
do ell mobiliario y retirandose
sin ser molestados.
Hasta ell mediodia no Sc CO.
nocian los nombres de los au-
torres del criminal atentado a
la libertad de la Prensa.
Dirige "Accion" ell Dr.. Jor-
&c Manach, exsecretario de e.
ducacion y prominente abece-
dista.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
Los rebeldes gnegos estan combatiendo
con las tropas del gobiemo

Paris, Mario 8.-L0s caho-
nes truenan hoy en- Macedonia,
donde combaten dos ejercitos,
unO integrado por los amigos
politicos del exprimer ministro
Venizelos y el otro por las tro-
pas leales al gobiern0, Dicese
que ell exprimer ministro Veni-
zelo piensa fundar en- Creta TN
estadO independents, baj0 la
protection de la SOciedad de Ma
clones, 81 la revueta fracasa.
Circula ell rumor de que pudie
"a llamarSe del exilio al rey Jor
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

ge para salvar la situaci6n.
Los rebeldes amenazan con
bombardear a Atenas, a menos
que 81 gobierno resuelya CAPT
tular.
Dicese que los rebcldes derro-
taron a los leales, matando a
500 de ellos, hiriendo a 1000 y
capturando a 700.
Tres islas griegas Sc han en- :
tregado a la escuadra de los in
surgentes. Jugoeslavia, Bulga-
ria y Turquia han reforzado la
.guardia de sus fronteras.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
Tonic possession ell DIR. Anaya Murilla
Sigue en- pie la huelga de los Maestros

Habana, MARIO S.-A las on
ce de la manana tonic aver po-
session de la secretaria de ms
trucci6n pGblica ell DR.. Anaya
Murillo, en- presencia del subse-
cretario y varios representan-
ties del gobieyno. Dijo ell DR..
Anaya que hoy estudiaria ell
prcblema del magisterio y que
actuaria con la misma justicia
desplegada en- sus II amos en- la
carrera judicial.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

Tres millones de cubanos pi-
den hoy la r%enuncia de Mendie-
ia, del Presidente que obedece
6rdenes del jefe del ejercito, y
81 insiste en- quedarse.
Autenticos, abecedistas y me
nocalistas han juntado las ma
nos, en- alianza, para que ell CO.
ronel retorne a su finca de Ho-
yo Colorado, dejando a Batista
con toda la responsabilidad.
Pero don Carlos ha cerrado
los ojos, ha olvidado por COM
pleto a su amigo Mendez Pena-
tie, y amenaza al pueblo con los
soldados, marines y policia...
Ell pueblo virilmente Sc ma
cruzado de brazos, declarandC
la huelga.
iPasan soldados, canones, a.
metralladoras... pero la huelga.
ell arma terrible, sera dificil dc
dominar. Mendieta prefiere Ia
compania de Batista al respetC
de sus enemigos p~oliticos!
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

LIE piden ahora la renuncia a
Mendieta, cue haga sus male
tas, los abecedistas, los autenti-
cos, los menocalistas, los estu-
diantes, los maestros, los obre-
ros, los campesinos...
Mendieta oye las woes ARA
das de la revolution y, sin en-
barge, Sc obstina en- quedarse.
Sabe don Carlos que Fulgenclo
es ell amo, que Fulgencio hace
v deshace, ". lie sirve de "ede-
cam, de p~residente sin man
do.
~ es que ha sido consultado
81 Sr. Caffery y ha dichO que la
retirada de Mendieta pOdrfa
erear una situaei6n todaylA mas
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
UNA COMISION REVISORA
DE NOTICIAS

Habana, Mario 8.-Con obje
to de que Sc cumplan las 6rde-
nes dadas a los directories de pc
rio0cos, en- la madrugada de
hoy fue nombrada una comisi6n
revisora de noticias. Esta conf
sion informara al secretario de
gobernaci6n sobre los articulos
de caracter subversivo que los
diari0s publiquen, o las n~oticias
que no Sc austen por complete
a la verdad.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
Ell NUMERO DE VICTIMAS
DE LA REVOLUCION

Madrid, MARIO Sci diario
LA TERRA, de ideas izquierdis
tas, publica una estadistica re-
lacionada con las victimas de la
revolution.
Dice este peri6dico que la fuer
"a pGblica tuvo 284 muertos y
los revolucionarios 1851. Herr
dos, fuerza p1blica 900, revo-
lucionarios 2,51.
Sc fila ell total de victimas en-
1886.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

Batista apoya a Mendieta por
que ell embajador Caffery cree
que seria una peor seduction re-
tirar de la presidencia al "soli-
tario de Cunagua, que en- estos
INSTANCES es ell "solitario" de la
Republica.
81 Ell embaiador Caffery re-
solviese declarar persona no
grata" a don Carlos, Fulgencio
lie echarfa Embellishments de
la Presidencia.
Mendieta lego al Palacio con
ell apoyo del embajador y ALI SO
mantiene porque Mr. Caffery
10 desea.
iAsi es ell patriotismo de al
gunos de los hNwbres que lu-
charon por derribar a Gerardo
Machado!
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
LIE E~XTRAJERON UNA Ia
CHUELA DEL PULMON IL
QU1ERDO

Utilizando un broncoscOpio,
os medicos en- ell hospital NUM-
cipal lie extrajeron aver una ia
chuela del pulm6n derecho a la
nina de 7 amos Jacqueline Ward,
de Largo.
La nina sc trag6 la tachuela
en- Navidad, cuando ayudaba a
ell decorado de la sala de
SD casa.
POGO despues empez6 a sentir
dolores en- Ell pecho y a respirar
con dificultad. LIE fue hecha una
radiografia y Sc descubri6 en-
que lugar Sc habia alojado.
Esperase que dentro de pocos
dias sc halle de nuevo en- dispo-
sici6n de ir a la escuela.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08

La huel2a de maestroS sigue
en- pie. Los maestros mantienen
sus peticiones y la Federation
publicara un manifesto expo
.niendo las razones que tiene pa
ia sostener ell movimiento. FL
Comite de Huelga de la Union
Naci9nal de Maestros sigue e
fectuando reuniones con los de
legados del gobierno, sin que Sc
haya llegado a I'm arreglo.