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Evening star., 1935-10-11
SAMUEL R. BAULSIR,
BANK CASHIER, DIES
Security, Savings & Commercial
Worker Stricken at Home.
Funeral Tomorrow.

Samuel Randall Baulsir, 50, cashier
Of the Security Savings 81 CONNER
cial Bank of. Washington for the past
Is years. died suddenly of q heart
attack yesterday at his home, 3241
Klingle road. He was stricken while
preparing to 60 to work.
Mr.. Baulsir was connected with the
National Bank of Washington for
many years and was q member of
the American Institute of Banking.
In 1920 he accepted the position Of
cashier of the Security Savings &,
Commercial Bank, and served In that
capacity until his death.
He Is survived by his widow. Rosa
Baier Baulsir; daughter, Mrs. James
M. Gavin of Fort Sill, Okla. and q
son, George E. Baulsir Of this city.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
Burial will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
MELVILLE CHURCH
EXPIRES IN BOSTON
Noted Patent Attorney
Never Recovered From
Operation in July.

Melville Church, leading Washing
ton patent attorney for more than
half a century, died yesterday in the
Massachusetts, General Hospital In
Boston. He was the founder Of the
law firm of Church & Church.
Although 10 years old. Mr.. Church
had been active in his law practice
here until early this Summer. when
he went to Massachusetts, for q vaca-
ton. He became Ill in July and was
taken to the hospital for an operation,
but never recovered.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow in the All Souls Epis-
copal Church on Cathedral avenue
Burial will be In Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Educated In Capital.
Born in Utica, N. Y, Mr.. Church
came to Alexandria, Va. at the close
of the Civil War to be with his father
Truman Kilborn Church, q captain
in the Union Army. He studied at
st. Johns Academy in Alexandria
/ and at the old Columbian College
(now George Washington University
where he received his law degree in
1879. During his early studies Of
law he received training in the office
, of the firm of Hill G Ellsworth.
Immediately after graduation from
| law school he was admitted to the bal
and subsequently established the
Church & Church law firm In con-
junction with his brother. the late
J. B. Church. Their organization be-
came one of the most important in
the country, serving as the legal rep
resentative in patent cases for num-
ber of large manufacturers, including
the General Electric Co., National
Cash Register and General Motors.
Represented United States. .
During the administration Of Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt, Mr.. Church
represented the United States at the
International Union for the Protec-
ton Of Industrial Property.
Soon after he was admitted to the
bar, Mr.. Church married Miss Sarah
Evening star., 1935-10-11

Heyliger Durant, who came to WASH
ington from New Orleans. They lived
at 1903 Twentieth street. Mrs. Church
died last February.
Seven children, seventeen grand
children and two great-grandchildre
survive. One Of his sons, Melville Du-
rant Church, is a member Of his law
firm.
Other sons surviving are Durant
Church, Bethesda, Heyliger Church,
Marblehead. Mass, and Kortright
Church, Falls Church, Va. His daugh-
ters are Mrs. Mckee Barclay, Balti-
| more; Miss Mallory Church, Washing
ton, and Mrs. Lawrence D. Blair,
Pittsburgh.
Mr. Church was a member Of the
American and District Bar Associa-
tions, the American Society Of Inter-
national Law and the Cosmos, Law
yers' and Chevy Chase Clubs. For
more than 40 years he belonged to
st. Thomas Episcopal Church. His
Offices were In the National Press
Building.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
G. c. DALGLISH DIES,
Pneumonia VICTIM
Deceased Had Been Florist in
Washington for Past
rs Years.

George c. Dalglish. So, q florist here
for rs years. died of pneumonia yes
terday in Gallinger Hospital. He was
the brother of Detective Sergt. John
Dalglish Of the Metropolitan Police
Force.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the chapel of Cedar
Lawn Cemetery, Paterson, N. j.. where
he will be buried.
Born in Scotland, Mr.. Dalglish came
to the United States as a boy and
lived for several years in Paterson
He came to Washington IS years ago
and since then has worked for several
different florists. He was employed
most recently by the ShafIer firm on
Fourteenth street.
Surviving are two sons, George c.,
jr.. and Thomas J. Dalglish; q
daughter, Dorothy " Dalglish: a
brother. John, and three sisters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Knackstedt, Mrs. Helen
McNair and Mrs. John Gillian.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
MRS. ELLA THOMAS DIES

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOYDS. Nd, October 11.-Mrs.
Ella T. Thomas, SO. widow of Jacob
N. Thomas. died yesterday at her home
here following q long illness. She Is
survived by a daughter. Miss Naomi
Thomas of his place.
The funeral will take place at 2:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon from the
Boyds Presbyterian Church, burial to
be in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas as formerly Miss
Stoutsenberger Of Loudoun County.
Va. Before taking up her residence
in Montgomery County more than IS
years ago she lived in Frederick
County about 30 years.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
Deaths Reported.

Mary D. Pittenger. SO. 1918 18th ST.
James w. Wilson. SO, GallinRer Hospital.
Jane N; W; Matthews; 80. 90 18th st.
Elizabeth Meyer. 10, Garfield Hospital
Charles Z. Harvard. 6s, 2429 Cathedral
ave.
Joseph Hubert. 81. Sibley Hospital.
Fannie Ostrow. 81. Emergency Hospital
Elizabeth B. Mcbride. Sc. Casualty Hos
piCal
Harry Kohler. 40. Emergency Hospital.
Isabel @. Allen. 46 1904 Brandywine st.
Daniel LoRue. As. 1850 Wisconsin ave
Michael J McManamin' AZ. Walter Reed
Charles Z. Nestor. SO. Soldiers Home Hos.
pital.
Paul z Lutz. 30. Georgetown Hospital
Infant Robert Addison. Children's Hospital
gathering Price. 15. Freedmens Hospital.
Francis Hawkins. 50. 27I3Pst.
Minnie G. Brooks. 81, AIS T st.
Paul Bell. 55 Sl3 M St
William M Davis "A. Casualty Hospital.
Mary Z. Woodland. 81. ST. Elizabeth q
Hospital
Leonard Armstrong % Gallinser Hospital
Eoith Lofty, Fl. Freeomen's Hospital
Helen jackson. ., Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
MRS. G. E. WOOD DIES

Funeral Services Today for
Widow of Chicago Man.
Mrs. Caroline Marshall Wood OF
Edgemoor, Nd. died yesterday at her
home after q long illness.
Funeral services will be held today
at her home. with Rev. Henry Tucker
Cooke Of All Saints Episcopal Church
officiating
Mrs. Wood was the widow of George
Ellery Wood Of Chicago, and the
grandmother Of George c. Warner
jr., Washington attorney. Of 5604
Western avenue, Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
HUSBAND FILES SUIT

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, October IL
Donald M. Bowie, ST., of Aspen yes
terday instituted proceedings In Cir
cult Court here for an absolute divorce
from Anna 8. Bowie of Norbeck,
charging he was deserted more than
three years ago. He is represented by
Attorney Albert M. Bouic OF Rockville.
The petition states the couple were
married in Baltimore in October, 1908,
and have three grown children.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
Writing Class to Meet.

The first Fall meeting Of the Gre
ative Writing Glass of the District
chapter, International Federation of
Catholic Alumnae, will be held Tues
day at 8 pm. at 17os L street. DR..
Speer Strahan, dean of English at
Catholic University. will conduct the
class again this year.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
FOUND.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. II o St NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-11

BEAN, ETHEL. A tribute of love and de-
votion TO the memory Of my beloved
mother. Mrs ETHEL BEAN who passed
away one year ago today, October II,
Evening star., 1935-10-11
WHITAKER RITES HELD
Widow Was Buried Tuesday in
Cedar Hill Cemetery,

Cedar HlII cemetery.
Mrs. Fannie J. Whitaker. 1900
Massachusetts, avenue southeast, was
buried Tuesday in Cedar Hill Gene
tery after funeral services at the resi-
dence She died Saturday.
Mrs. Whitaker was the widow of
Isaac Whitaker Surviving are two
daughters, L. May Whitaker and Mrs.
w. r. Taylor; one son, Merton r.
Whitaker: five grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
W. R. SMITH, 48, DIES
Purdum Man Ill q Year-Serv-
ices Set Sunday.
By statr Correspondent of The Star.

ices Set Sunday.
By stan Correspondent Of The Star.
DAMASCUS, Md, october IL
Wesley r. Smith, 48, died at his home
at Purdum yesterday after q years ILL
ness. He engaged in business locally
and was a member Of Aubrey Council,
J. 0. U. A. M.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Daisy I. Smith: o son, Herbert: his
mother, Mrs. Eliza Ann Smith; two
brothers. Jesse and Ellsworth, and Q
sister, Mrs. Walter Haines.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. Sunday in the Montgomery
Chapel at Clagettsville, followed by
burial In the church cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-10-11
Phone Men Reflect President.

CHICAGO, October II P.-F. 3.
MacKinnon, Chicago, was reelected
president Of the Independent Tele-
phone Association yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

had been lost, Fang Mok surrendered the
fan-tan game to his assistant. Shall we have a
cup of wine together2" he invited, addressing
the disconsolate Sing Yut LET us withdraw
to happier environment There is matter
of business and matter of pleasure that |
would discuss with you"
In the living room of Fang Moks apart
ment, striking at the heart of the subject that
lay heaviest on his mind. IL will give you ten
thousand dollars for your pawn shop, Fang
Mok offered. The white police are becoming
troublesome / must abandon the Pavilion of
BOuntiful Harvests have another enterprise
that will engage my time. You need not
leave your business - and you shall have one
half of the profits for your own. Sell it to me
and no one but you and will know that it is
sold. Ten thousand dollars - and marriage
with your daughter"
Sing Yuts eyes blazed for brief moment,
but except for this, no sign of the quick emo
tion that ragged in his heart was evident "A
mirror pays woman more than she puts into
it." he said. my daughter is not beautiful.
The Old Ways are strange to her She is not
woman of China From these foreign devils
she has learned strange creeds and stranger
principles of conduct She would not make a
good wife for you"
Room in the heart makes room in the
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Magazine Section

"HOl0" Sing Yut exclaimed, assuming false
bravado. "Hand me the wine bottle! A cork
screw cannot pull man out of trouble, but
it can crush the sharp rocks on life's path
way"
Handing his unfortunate customer a low
brown bottle of black wine, Drink deeply"
Fang Mok advised "You have ventured on an
adverse tide. An hour from now and who
knows but what some changing tide in the
River of Life will bear you to harbor of
wealth."
At noon, eating the chicken and the savory
mushroom sauce that Ruby Sing had pre-
pared for him. Sing Yut displayed neither
appetite nor interest in his repast.
sis it without salt? Have l cooked it too
long1" Ruby Sing asked, mildly interested in
her fathers indifference.
"The food lacks flavor through no fault of
yours" Sing Yut answered.
After while, rising from his melancholy
mood, Inform Lee Joe that have some gold
to sell him and that shall deliver it to his
jewelry shop within the hour"
After Sing Yut had left his residence,
speaking to young Lee Joe over the telephone,
Something is eating the old Bird" the girl
explained in modern vocabulary which she
had traded for filial piety. THE chicken fixed
Evening star., 1935-12-08
THIS WEEK

for his lunch was just as popular as poison oak.
He told me to telephone you that he is bring
ing over some gold"
"Yes, darling" Lee Joe answered Get
your mind off the old man and the gold and
answer me question"
What's the question:" Ruby Sings voice
lost its strident note.
do you love me?"
More than can say over copper wire"
"And Ill see you tonight"
"If you don't, I'll cry myself to sleep"
Swell Ill be at the house at seven O'Clock.
Well go to movie; then we'll eat something;
then we'll dance. Goodbye, darling"
1t took Ruby Sing half an hour to climb
down out of the heaven created by Lee Joe's
voice to where the dishes from her fathers
noon meal awaited her attention.
About the time she began work on the
dishes, Sing Yut opened the safe in his pawn
shop for the second time that day. Out of
the safe he took some more gold watches and,
with these hanging heavily in his sagging
pockets, he made his way to Lee Joes shop.
Sing Yut left the jewelry shop carrying
thousand-dollar bankroll Within an hour
this money had gone to feed the malevolent
demons that lived unseen in the heavy air of
Fang Mok's gambling house.
When the last dollar of Sing Yut's stake
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
FL JAPON PIENSA DOLLAR
SU FUERZA MILITAR

Toxic, Mayo 6.-Planes pa
Ia aumentar la fuerza militar
,erea del Japon en- un ciento
,or ciento fueron estudiados
IN una conferencia de los jefes
del estado mayor. Ell punto de
partida del programa es ell he
cho de que Russia mantiene tres
mil aeroplanos de combate. FL
Japon posee al p~resente menos
de mil, aunque habia acordado
aumentar este numero.
Tn credito de 48, 900, 900 de
"yens" Sc gastara en- aparatos
mas pesados que ell aire. Esta
organization incluye ell estacio
namiento de brigadas en- ko-
rea y Formosa y extension de
las defensas aereas en- Toxic,
Osaka y Kyushu.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
MURIO EN- LA SILLA ELEC-
TRICA Ell ASESINO DE
FREDA McKECHNIE

Rock View, Pa, Mayo g.
Luego de que ell gobernador
Earle Sc habia negado a con-
mutarle la pena de muerte, en-
un postrero esfuerzo hecho pa
ra salvarle, muri6 aver en- la
silla electrical Robert Allan Ed
wards, de % amos, asesino de
Freda McKechnie, joven que
estaba embarazada. Dicese
que lie llev6 a cometer ell cri-
men ell amor que sentia por
Margaret Grain. Las Gltimas
horas de su vida las pas6 ell REQ
leyendo la Biblia y repitiendo
ell salmo %. FL padre de Bob
by trat6 de visitar al goberna-
dor, pero no fue recibido. Gran
numero de mensajes SO envia-
ron recomendando la conmu
taci0n,
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
VACUNAS PARA LA PRO
TECCTON DE LOS DIABE-
TICOS

Filadelfia, Mayo 6.-Dos va
cunas que dan inmunidad con-
ira ell "pie de atleta," un tipo
de enfermedad que ataca al 80
por ciento de la poblacion, Sc
anunci6 ante el Colegio Ameri-
cano de M6dicos por ell DR..
Kelly, ofrecen inmunidad con-
ira cinco de las principales eau
sas del nal y Sc fabricaron pa
ra la protection de los diabe-
ticos, en- quienes esa enferme-
dad resulta fatal, por medic
de la gangrena. De 346 casos
de muerte por diabeticos, exa
minados por Ell, ell 26.6 murie-
ron de gangrena.
Tn nuevo y simple remedio
para ell marco maritime, de
tren o aeroplano, Sc describe
en- una session clinica en- la es-
cuela medica de la Universe :
dad Temple, por Ell DR.. Kerr,
professor de medicinal interna
en- la escuela Medica de Cali
fornia. Administrando acido
carb6nico a los mareados Sc OBJ
tiene alivio en- muy POGO ITEM
pc. Ell respirar por un cartucho
de papel habilitara al pacien-
te para inhalar ell &cido carb6-
nicO de su propio cuerpO.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
PERECIO EN- UN ACCiDEN-
TIE Ell A CUTTING

Atlanta, Mo-, Mayo g. FL
senador federal Bronson M.
Cutting, de Nuevo MEXICO, y O.
tras tres personals murieron en-
un accidente al estrellarse un
aeroplano de la Inca Trascon-
tinental Western Air. Las o.
tras victimas Sc nombran Har-
vey Bolton, photo; Kenneth
ericsson, copiloto, y una mu-
jer que no ha podido ser iden-
tificada. Los seis heridos ingre
saron EN- ell hospital Samaritan.
La niebla entorpecio la marcia
del aparato y Sc lie termino la
gasolina a Is minutes de dis
tancia de SUI objective, ell campo
de aterrizaje de Kirksville, Mo
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
C Sc o A LA
CONSTITUTION DE UN
TERCER PARTIDO

Detroit, Mayo 6.-Dirigien-
dose a los miembros de la u
MON Nacional en- pro de la Jus
ticia Social, ell padre Coughlin
dijo aver que no piensa crear
un tercer partido. "Nosotros
estamos sobre la politica y los
politicos. Deseamos cruzar ell
vestibulo central que divide ca
da camara del congreso, obi
gando asi a cada representa-
tie o senador que desee obtener
nuestro apoyo, ell comprometer
Sc irrevocablemente a defen :
der los principles de ~iucticia
social. "Gasten hoy sus reales
y ahorren mahana pesadas con
tribuciOnes a sus hijos."
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
UN MARIDO HIRIO
A SU MUJER

Zaragoza, Mayo Con-
cepci6n Moran Huerta, de 10
amos, natural de tONiedo, fue
asistida de varias heridas pro-
ducidas por un disparo de ar
ma de fuego. Ante ell juez la
mujer declare que ell arma ha-
bia saltado de un bolsillo de la
chaqueta de su marido Y que
sc habfa disparado, hiriendola.
Las vecinas, en- Gambia, die
ron que ell marido, Conrado
Gil Aguerri, de 40 amos, la ha-
bfa agredido.
Sospechase que ell Gil a
quien aun no sc ha podido de-
tener, es un ladr6n de oficio.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
CINCO M~UCHACHOS EN-
CARCELADOS o TIE
RRORISTAS

Habana, Mayo 6.-Cinco
muchachos de 13 a Ia amos de
edad han sido arrestados por
las autoridades militares baio
la acusaci6n de actividades to-
rroristas. Cuatro bombas Sc en-
contraron en- poder de Anto
MO Cadenas, de 10 amos, jun
to con una lista de casas que
iban a ser dinamitadas. Los a.
gentes Green que los mucha-
ch0s sirven a una partida de
criminales que no Sc atreven a
salir por tenor a la pena de
muerte que Sc viene aplicando
los terroristas.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
PROTESTA SU SANTIDAD
DE LA CRUELDAD NAZI

Ciudad de Vaticano, Mayo 6
-Hablando q 1000 jovenes a.
lemanes que acaban de regre-
sar de una peregrinacion y Sc
dirigen a 81 pals, ell Papa pro-
testo aver de la crueldad del
Sobierno "nazi." Ellos quieren,
dijo, en- nombre de la llamada
positiva cristiandad descristia-
nizar a Alemania, y ellos quie-
rem conducir Ell pals hAcia ell
retroceso y la barbarie, y NADIA
dejan por hacer cuando Sc ira
ia de perturbar Ia vida eristia-
ma y cat6lica.
Dicese que ell Vaticano pre-
sentara una protesta diploma
tica ante ell gobierno de Hitler
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
LA LUNA Y VENUS

Los ciudadanos de Tampa fue
ron anoche testigos del bello es
pectaculo del acercamiento del
planeta Venus a la Luna, que
dando Ell planeta debaJo de Ia
media-luna, despues de haber
1esaparecido momentaneamen =
tie detras de esta.
Ell fen6meno, segdn ell DR., Me-
sick, professor de astronomia en-
la Universidad de Emery, fUe
visible en- los estados del Sur del
Atlantico Y en- los estados de la
.parte central del Oeste.
Miles de personas disfrutaron
en- esta ciudad de Ia preciosa Wis
Ia, miranda desde sus autom6-
o dssde 0tros lusares.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
EN- OKLA.
HOMA Y TEXAS

Amarillo, Texas, Mayo g.
Las tormentas de polvo han 81
do sustituidas por inundacio :
mes en- varios districts de Okla
homa Y Texas. Dos personals
murieron a causa de acctden-
tes producidos por la lluvia,
Los rios Sc desbordaron en- ell
sur de Oklahoma. La subida
del aqua cerr6 los caminos en-
Shreveport, La. Sc derramaron
en- Gladewater, Texas, $4,000
barriles de aceite, al desplo :
marse los tanques en- que eran
guardados.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
ROBARON Sal, 500 ABORDO
DE UN VAPOR ITALIANO

Barcelona, Mayo Guam =
40 ell vapor italiano Conte
Grande hizo aquf escala, en- ell
cruce del sur del Atlantico, Sc
do cuenta a las autoridades de
IN robo cometido abordo que
nonta a la cantidad de 500 mil
liras 0 SAL 500. La policia re-
gistr6 ell buque y a SO perso =
mas que estaban desembarcan-
10, pero no encontr6 el dine
o. Ell sobrecargo inform6 que
1abia sido cloroformado mien-
ras dormia y ell dinero Sc ex-
'rajo de la GAIA. I'm registro
permiti6 descubrir $4,000 liras
en- uno de los ventiladores, Pc
70 ell resto no Sc recuper6. Tn
pasajero de prlmera clase Sc
halla detenido y Sc lie interro-
CARA en- Italia.
Ell Conte Grande procedia de
Buenos Aires y otros puertos
de la America del Sur.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
Sc HARA UN REFERENDUM
,EN TODAS LAS FABRICAS
DE LA CHEVROLET

Toledo, Mayo 6.--Un referen
dun Sc hara esta Semana en- to-
das las fabricas de la compania
Chevrolet y esperase que los ira
acuerden regresar a
suS faenas. Sc lhara la votaci6n
supervisada por Ed. F. McGra-
dy, subsecretario del trabajo.
Los observadores pronostican
que la mayoria acordara acep :
tar las prdposiciones DE la EN-
presa. MeGrady sali6 para De-
troit a conferenciar con William
S. Knrdsen, vicepresidente de
la General Motors.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
LERROUX ENCARGADO DE
r M G~ABINETE~

Madrid, Mayo eel presi-
dente Aleala Tmora dio lt=y-'
comienda al pGmer mGa T.
Lerroux de formar ga a,
esperase que la crisi; -
Sc resueIva de hoy H1AEdsl
Lerroux cree 1a0 lie 'ers
difieil constitY I'm sabinete
de mayoria y Sc habla de una
nueva alianza de los radicales
con los Agrarios y Accion Ca
tolica Popular.
Case de que la crisis no pue-
Ia solucionarse de manera sa-
tisfactoria, entonces ell Presi
dente disolvera ell Parlamento.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
EN- MANILA RI.
MORES I~NQUIETANES

Manila, Mayo 6.-Circulan ru
mOres al efecto de que variOs
centenares de extremists Sc es
tan organiZando en- las lomas, 9
80 millas de Manila, para ofre-
Ger resistencia a los constabula-
rios.
La policia en- la misma Mani
la recorre las GALES armada con
rifles. Ell gobernador INFERNO
Hayden asegura que mantendra
ell orden y que Sc hara ju~sticia
a los responsables de los mott
mes.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
VENIZELOS CONDENAD0 A
MUERTE POR UN TRIBU-
NAL GRECO

Atenas, Mayo Gun tribu :
nal militar conden6 aver a mtei
tie, en- ausencia, al exprimer mi
nistro Venizelos y al Oral. Nj
coIas Plastiras. Ell fiscal sostu-
vo que Venizelos sacrificed su
ayudando a la "algarada
criminal" y merchandise des-
pues del pals, sin importarle la
suerte de sus partidarios.
Cuatro de los acusados fue :
ron absueltos, los exprimeros mi
n~istros Papanastasiou y Cafan-
ell Oral. Milonas y N.
Lambraski.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
do A LUZ UNA NINA DE 16
LIBRAS

Fort Fairfield, Me-, Mayo 6.
Sra. Mary A. Goolsby,
que vino aqui de Kentucky con
SUI marido Burlin p. Goolsby,
en- 1928, do aver a luz una nj
ma que pesa Is libras y IL on.
zas. La madre, que pesa 16O Ii
bras y tiene 80 amos, salio en-
buen estado de la prueba. Los
medicos dicen que es la mayer
criatura normal vista por ell os.
Ell matrimonio tiene ademas 3
hijos, uno de 8 amos, otro de 9
Y un tercero de 10 meses.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y manana.
Maxima temperature aver, 80
grades; minima, 70.
Sale el sol a las 5:46 a. m. y
Sc pone a las TOT p. m. sale la
luna a las 8:42 a. m. y sc pone
a las IL :07 p. m.
Marea alta a las 5:16 y 3:16
p. m. Marea baja a las 9:37 a.
y IL IL p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
FALLECIO UN IEMBR DE
LOS CABALLEROS LEALES

Para la tarde de hoy, a las
cinco, esta senalado ell entierro
de Jose Castrill6n, de 81 amos,
que aver falleciera en- TN sana-
torio local. Era miembro de la
Logia Caballeros Leales de
America, que dirigira ell sepe-
lilo.
Deja a I'm hermano, Ma
nuel; cuatro hermanas, Sras.
Amador Garcia y Socorro San
Pedro y Srtas. Julia y Josefina
Castill6n, y tres sobrinas, Ju :
liza, Maria y Josefina Garcia.
La gaceta., 1935-05-06
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Sa eXcita a6n nervIesa. Al yer
ahora Sal> ola SUI vida, Sc mueS-
ira conten1o y tranquilo. Gal
vez Sera en- breve conducido a la
Habana y cumplira la pena en-
ell presidio modelo.
-Durante TODD el dia de aver
Sc eStuvo agUardando en- el Prin
cipe la ordeu de libertad para
los medicos Y empleadoS que en-
la manana del sabado fuer0n
detenidoS en- la Secretaria de sa-
nidad, pero no solo no lego ST.
no que no Sc firm6 uinguna
para el resto de los detenidos en-
aquel penal.
A la policia denunci6 An
'dres del Vale, que de su domi-
clio Ell ct Reparto de Almenda-
res lie fueron sustraidas joyas Y
onzas de ORC que guardaba en-
un escaparate. De 10 sucedido
Sc do cuenta al juez de instrus-
ci6n de Marianao, DR.. Mario
Sanchez PesinO.
-Comprimido entire un auto
m6vil Y TN poste del aiumbra-
do, en- Belascoain y Monte, estu-
vo a punto de perecer Demetrio
Hernandez. En- gravisimo esta-
do sc lie condujo al Centre de SO
corros, donde fue asistido de
m1ltiples commissioners de carac-
ter grave.