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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
ANT|-LONG MEN
SCOFF At CHARGE
Huey's Story of "PIot" to
Kill Him Termed can
other Bad Dream"
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Longs story that some of
his Louisiana enemies had talked over
the idea Of killing him In the Senate
drew SCOTS today from some other
Louisiana legislators.
Long told the Senate about it yes
terday, reading from what he said was
transcript. taken down by a sound
recording machine, Of three confer
ences Of anti-Long men held In New
Orleans July 81 and %.
Walmsley at Meeting.
Among others at the first meeting.
Long said, were Mayor T. Semmes
Walmsley Of New Orleans, Representa-
tives Montet and Sandlin, both Louis
lana Democrats, and Oscar Whilden.
head of the Square Deal League" of
that State.
The talk Of shooting the Senator,
Long asserted, came at a later session
at which Whilden was present, but
Walmsley and the Representatives
were absent.
When he heard Of Longs statement
Montet said:
"Huey just had another bad dream.
AS far as history records, all dicta-
tors nave feared for their lives. and
even shadows excite their sense of
fear"
At the opening of the first meeting.
Long asserted, the Sound-recording de-
vice recorded Whilden as saying:
i am out to murder, kill, bulldoze.
steal or anything else to win this
election"
Talk Is Recorded.
Long said it was at the third con-
ference that the talk Of killing him
in the Senate was recorded. the rec
ords being made by a brother of his
secretary and another man.
This was the way the conversation
went, according to Long, who said he
was not able to identify the voices:
Voice: II would draw in a lottery
to go out and kill Long"
Voice: "Single-handed?"
Voice: yes. that's the only way
to do it. ." ."
Voice: Il haven't the slightest doubt
that Roosevelt would pardon any
one who killed Long"
Voice: But how could 1t be done?"
Voice: 1.-THE best way would be to
just hang around Washington and
kill him right in the Senate"
Representative Sandlin said, when
informed Of Longs assertions, all
who know Long know that he does
not hesitate to SANDER or vilify any
one from the President down"
Representative Sanders. Democrat
OF Louisiana, said: Whenever Long
sees two or three people talking to-
gether he thinks they are plotting to
kill him"
In his speech yesterday Long also
charged the administration had
sought to "blackmail'' the voters into
defeating the Long group" in one
instance by stopping a 1000, 900 prof.
ect because one of the city sewage
and water board members announced
he was Long man.
In addition, he asserted the record
ing device. disclosed an attempt to
bring pressure against Long men by
means of income tax suits. He told
the Senate that other conversation in
the hotel room was about how they
are going to use the income tax to
blackmail the people in the State"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10

Politicos here agree that Longs
maneuver was the smarteSt trick of
the budding political season. He did
not officially announce that he was
swapping horses, but just let the word
seep out through unofficial channels,
so no one can prove where it came
from.
Mr.. Franklin denied it and so
did friends of Mr.. Johnson, but
that made no difference to Huey.
He took no Official part in the pri-
mary. When Mr.. johnson finished
neck and neck NTH Mr.. White it
tOds Long Dictory.
Word was spread around here to
that effect and people who rely on
gossip for their information now be-
lieve it.
Believe Revision Discussed.
The top circle is again discussing
the adviSability Of revising the existing
relief set-up. The Rhode Island cleo
ton has accentuated a growing lack
of confidence on the inside in the
decentralized system centering around
Messrs. Walker. Hopkins, Ickes and
the Allotment Board.
That matter is understood to have
been discussed when the three men
met at the White House the other
day at their usual weekly conference
with the President.
Mr TnLoo no1t~11i,oI
troll. He used it in the old P. w.
A. 1t sloWed up the work con-
sider1bly, but apparently the neiD
balanced system, under Which each
of the three men is supposed to be
q resisting balance against the
other. has sloaOed matters euen
more.
You may find the existing set-up
swerved quietly toward further CEN
tralization in the hands of Mr. Hop
kins, even though no announcement
is made about it.
Adjournment Indicated.
Vice President Garner has passed
word confldentially along to the White
House that Congress will adjourn be-
tween August 20 and Is. Also, he is
understood to have made personal
plans to leave town before September
/ at the latest. This is the best pos
sible tip on when you may expect the
weary and wearisome legislators to
go home.
It means that the administration
is ready to accept any reasonable
tax bill; that President Roosevelt is
not going to insist on his original
proposal. Furthermore, it indicates
that much of the secondary legisla-
ton will be jettisoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
10 BOYS WILL LEAVE
FOR CAMP ON MONDAY

The last contingent of 70 boys leav-
ing this season for Camp Reeder, most
Of them guests of the Rotary and Op-
timiSt Clubs and Junior Board of
Commerce, will leave from the Boys
Club of Washington, 23O C street,
Monday at $50 am.
President Roland Whitehurst Of
Rotary, Henry Schefert, past presi-
dent Of OptimiSt international, and
Corcoran Thorn, jr. Junior Board Of
Commerce president, will be on hand
for the farewell it was said.
August Is will be the last day Of the
camps twelfth season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
DRINKS MAY BE SERVED
New York Theater Audiences
NAV Also Get Smokes.

NEW YORK, August 10 R.-
Cocktails and possibly smoking may
soon be permitted for audiences at
New Yorks legitimate theaters.
A campaign toward that objective
has been launched by Mayor F. H.
Laguardia's Municipal Art Committee,
the League Of New York Theaters and
the Actors Equity Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
SHERIFF TAKES LESSONS
IN HANGING TECHNIQUE
Will Execute Two Men With
Borrowed Rope of Profess
sional Hangman.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW MADRID, Mo-, August 1o.-A
sheriff who took lessons" In hanging
that he might perform his duty in a
"business-like manner" will execute
two men here August 16-with Dor
rowed rope.
Sheriff Sam Harris never has wit
messed an execution, much less off,
ciated; yet. by court mandate, he must
send Roy E. Hamilton and Eddie Gay
man to their deaths for the hold-up
Staying of Arthur Cashion, filling sta
ton attendant.
In preparation, he took course
Of instruction in hanging" from
George P. Hanna, Epworth, Ill, pro-
fessional hangman.
He also borrowed Hanna's steel trap
and manila rope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
MOTHER GIVEN LIFE
Mrs. Beller Sentenced in Poison.
ip- 80 "A Va ola

Mrs. Beller Sentenced in Poison
ing of 14-Year-old.
LEWISBURG, W. Va. August 10
P).-Circuit Judge Summers H.
Sharp yesterday sentenced Mrs. Con-
ME Beller, 40, of East Rainelle, to
life imprisonment for the murder of
her 14-year-old stepson Lloyd.
The State charged she gave the boy
poisoned homemade caEdy.
A Jury returned a irst-degree YER
dict. recommending mercy, making
life imprisonment mandatory for the
mother of six children.
The boy died last March. Two
brothers, Murel and Paul Beller, also
ate the CONNECTION and became Sc
riously Ill.
Mrs. Beller declared she did not
know the candy contained poison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
Officers Face Revolt Charge.

SINGAPORE, August 10 P.-
Fifteen non-commissioned officers of
the Siamese Army are under arrest
awaiting trial in connection with an
attempted revolt, according to reports
from Bangkok today.
The defendants are charged with
attempting to promote disaffection
in the ranks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
Canada Gets Convention.

ONTARIO, Calf. August 10 R).-
Concluding its twenty tri-
ennial convention, the Mennonite
Church of America voted yesterday
to hold the 1888 sessions in Canada,
the date and place to be determined
by the Canadian conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Partly cloudy,
probably followed by local showers
late tonight or tomorrow; warmer to-
night; gentle to moderate southwest
winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy. probably
local showers in east portion tomor-
row and in west portion tonight and
tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight.
Virginia-Partly cloudy, possibly
followed by local showers tomorrow
and in northwest portion late tonight:
slightly warmer in central and north
west portions tonight.
West Virginia Local showers.
slightly warmer in extreme east por-
ton tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy.
River Report.
Potomac River slightly muddy and
Shenandoah little cloudy today.
Tide Tables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
PROFESSOR is KILLED
Journalism Director at Texas Col
1ege Auto Accident Victim.

DENTON, Tex. August 10 Up.-
DeloS E. Nooe, about 80, director of
the department of journalism at Texas
State College for Women here, was
killed yesterday and two others were
injured by the overturning of their
motor car in street crossing accident.
w. M. Loveless, business manager
OF the college, was severely injured in
the accident and Miss Beulah Ellis
received a broken collarbone.
Nooe was former University of
Kentucky student.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
To Buy More q. S. Cotton.

PRAHA, Czechslovakia, August 20
@.-The government has indicated
1t would counter an Egyptian tariff
increase on Czech enamelware by buy
ing less cotton from Egypt and more
from tie United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
Industrialist Dies.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 10 CT.-
Henry Hunter Smith Handy, 10,
prominent In the chemical dye in
dustry, died yesterday after q long
illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10

resentative Pat Drewry of. Virginia,
chairman Of the Democratic Con-
gressional Campaign Committee, also
rebelled.
No early figures were announced
on the Lucas straw vote, because re-
turns indicated q scattering vote.
Also because some Republican author
tiles are declining to cooperate.
(coryxshs. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
PRISONERS RENTED
Neighboring County Offers to Aid
Treasury in Return for Work.
rrrrTr pOcK Ark Auc,iSt 10 LP.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, August III W.
-Arkansas County judges, several OF
whom have announced that lack OF
funds would cause them to hang
closed" signs on their jail doors. were
invited to send their able-bodied pris-
oners to Pulaski County today.
Pulaski County Judge r. A. Cook
announced that he has sufficieut funds
to feed, clothe and give medical care
to so additional prisoners in exchange
for their services on county roads and
a rock crusher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10

Record for LaSt 81 Hours.
prom noon yesterday to noon todayN
Highest, 81. at 3 pm, yesterday, Year
ago 90.
ago. n.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest 9S. on July 90
Lowest. =. on January rs.
Humidity for Last 24 Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. rs per cent, at 2 am. today.
Lowest 40 per cent at 8 pm. yesterday.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
FOREIGN


Moon, Greenwich time, todAyl
Horta (FayaD Azores as Cloudy
(Current ohServations)
st. Georges. Bermuda "a Rain
San Juan; Puerto RICO IS CLOUDY
Havana; Cupa -.----- g Cloudy
Colon. Cana4 zone ---- IS clearN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
Ethiopia

Continued From First Page)
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Report for Last "a Hours.
Temp Baro. Tenn, Baro.
DEG ms. Deg. ms.
Yesterday Today.
4 pm. - so 300T am. - 20 300s
s pm. - 10 30.0S : am. - - BOIL
Midnight II 3OOS Noon - 20 3OOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10
Precipitation,

Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (current month to date)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-10

The Sun and Moon.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
MUSSOLINI CON UN
OJO

Roma, JUNO 7. - Cerca de
mil personals que habia reuni :
das en- la embajada da Ingla-
terra, con motive del cumple-
amos del rey Jorge, vieron lie
gar al primer ministro Musso-
lini con un ojo amoratado y
Commissioners en- la mejilla dere-
cha. Entonces Sc supo que dan
do un paseo a caballo, EN- Villa
Torlonia, ell animal Sc nego a
saitar y ell Duce salio despedi-
do por la cabeza, cayendo en-
ell cesped.
Estimase que resolvio asis-
tir a La fiesta, apesar de SUI es-
tado, para no dar lugar a ru'
mores de mayores desavenen
cias con el gobierno de Lon
dres.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
LAS CONVERSACIONES MA
WALES ANGLO-ALEMANAS

Londres, JUNO Than co
menzado aqui las negociacioncs
navales an!lo-alemanas. Presi-
de la delegation mandada por
Hitler, Joachim Won Ribben-
.trop, QUEEN tienc de consejeros
al a!mirante Schuster Y al co
mandante Won KiderIen.
La delegation alemana sus-
tenta el ~criterio de Hitler de
que el Reich quiere tener una
.escuadra el 35% tan fuerte CO.
mo la ingIesa y dice que Sc es.
tan construyendo submarines.
en- vioIaci6n de 10 dispuesto ef
Iel tratado de Versailles.
Won Ribbetntrep ha dado Sc
ggridades al gobierno inRlGs dc
que el Reich no tiene Fl prop6-
sito de scRuir el ejemplo de
Won TirDitz, que ret6 la supre-
macia naval britannica.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
LA SUBIDAD DEL RIO KAW
AMENAZA A n CITY
OPINASE QUE LOS DIQUES
RESISTIRAN

Kansas City, JUNO La su
.bida del rio Kaw amenaza hoy
a Kansas City, pero los ingenie
ron Green que los diques resisti-
ran la fuerza de la corriente.
Hoy por la manana la altura
del aqua cast llegaba a p pies.
.Centenares de hombres vigilan
los diques. Tn punto debil Sc
descubri6 al norte de aqui, sien-
dc reforzado sin demora. FL rio
Missouri subi6 aver un pie en-
Omaha.
Las inundaciones han des-
.truido las siembras en- el vale
de Kaw. Pasa de 1000 el mime
re dc personals que han queda-
do sin hogan.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
.UN PERIODICO ITALIANO
DICE QUE INGLATERRA Els
Ell ENEMIGO EN- UTOPIA

Roma, JUNO Ell gobierno
Sc incaut6 aver de una edici6n
del pari6dico "Ottobre" en- la
cual Sc muestra a ~lnglatera CO.
mo el verdadero enemigo de tia
liza en- el contienente africano.
"Inglaterra, dice ell peri6dico,
busca la guerra en- lugar de Ia
paz. FL enemigo de Italia no 10
es tanto E.iopia como el impe-
rio H.tanio2. Sc opone el GO
.bierno de Londres a los planes
de Mussolini porque desea que
darse con el territorio del Ne
gus. No queremos vivir bajo el
eterno peso de Malta, SUez Y CT
braltar. FL desarrollo de la avia
ci6n ha cambiado 81 valor de
ciertos puntos estrategiq s."
La gaceta., 1935-06-07

Madrid, JUNO La Fede-
raci6n Es.anola de Trabajado-
res de la Terra ha publicadc
un manifesto diciendo que los
obreros del campo Sc encuen-
tran de nuevo ante ell grave pro
blema de t2dos los amos, agra
vado este ano: la siega.
Las facultades l~dsislatiVas
de los jurados mixtos estan Sus
pendidas y con clio es facil va
ticinar un semillero de conflic-
tos en- la provincial de Badajoz,
81 quien tiene medios para evil
tarlo no 10 evita restableciendo
a uellas facultades q. la ley de
27 de noviembre de 1881 da a
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
BARCELO OPUESTO 4 QUE
PUERTO RICO SEA UN ES-
TADO MAS

San Juan, JUNO 7.-El pre-
sidente del partido Liberal, Sc
nador Antonio Barcelo, sai,o
de aqui en- aeroplano para Wa
shington. llamado por Luis Mu
noz Marin. Representative de
los Liberales cerca del gobier-
no de la Casa Blanca. Barcelo
hablara ante un comite del con
greso EN- contra de la idea de
conceder a Pue,to Rico la ca
tcgoria de Estado. "Yo dare
las ra,zones por las cuales nj 81
quiera debe pensarse en- tai co
sa." declare ell senador.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
AUTO3IZANDO a LAS COM
PANIAS FERRONIARlAS
PARA EMITIR NUEFAS
O~BLIGACIONFS

Madrid, JUNO Z, Tn proycc
to del ministro de obras publ
cas-, Sr. Marraco, a-torizaE1a
a las companies ferroyiaria8
para emitir nuevas obIigaciones
esta penjiente de Ia resolution
de las C1rtcs.
FL plazo de amortization d.
las obligaciones sera como maxi
mo el De 80 amos y el ti2o de in
ter6s seri fijado por el minis
tro De lacienda.
Sc destiuara 81 diner5 a la re-
constitution de los fondos de te-
soreria Y a obras de renovation,
ampliaci6n y mejoras de las IL
meas.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07

.parl2 y castigarlo con la LEY
de fugas'.
La normalidad no vOlvera a
la Repdblica hasta que los prin-
de la Revolution, los man
cilladcs y pFoteados, Sc a9li-
quen en- proTecho de Cuba y de
los cubanos.
Batista Y Mendieta, los Tide
res de la confTa-revolucion, han
seleccionado ell canine de la
vieja politica, ell de los liberia
les sin liberalismo y conserea-
dores sin escrupulos, para no
dar al pueblo 10 que Sc lie pro
metiera en- los amos de lucha
contra Gerardito.
~ como ell pueblo sabe que
lie han enganad,o de nuevo, Guam
do la indignation "se lie sube a
la cabeza", explotan las bonn
bas Y PedAza acuartela.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
CORTE DEL CIRCUITO

FL juez Albritton rechaz6 a.
yer una moci6n de los abogados
de la compania Florida Brewe-
ny pidiendo el sobreseimiento
de una solicitud hecha por ell
accionista R. l.. May, que desea
Sc nombre I'm recibidor para esa
Los abogados de la compania
pidieron permiso para apelar
de esa decision a la Corte Su :
prCra; pero ell juez dispuso que
eel juicio continuara.
Pat Whitaker y j. Tom Wat
son representa- a May y K. |.
Mckay y Howard MacFarlane
Ia la S, B,
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
SERAN MULTADOS LOS
QUE LLEVEN nRAJES DE
BANJO CONTRARIOS A LA
MORAL

Barcelona, JUNO 7.-Ei pre-
sidente de la Generalidad, Sr.
Pich y Pom, ha publicado un de-
crato amenazando con fuertes
muItaS a los que realicen actos
de inmoralidad en- las pIayas.
Sc pr0hibe transitcn por las
playas del litoral de Catalina,
las personals que llcven trajes
de bano i%ncompletos > que ofen
dan a la moral.
Glen pesetas ragaran los de
los trajes impropios y pena de
.prisi6n los del desnudismo in
tegrai.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
LOS EXTREMISTS TRATA-
RON DE QUEMAR UNA
IGLESIA

Lerida, JUNO Los extre-
mistss trataron de quemar una
iglesia en- un pueblo y
la fuerza puhlica hizo acto de
presencia.
Como resultado del combate
que Sc libro, murieron dos per
scnas y cinco recibieron heri-
das.
FL gobernador civil ha orde-
nado sc practique una investi.
gaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07

La pclicia Guiana es muy lis
ia, muy lista...
Secuestraron a don Antonio
San Miguel y le exigen de res
cate S286,O1O.
5Qu6 hizo aver la policia ha-
banera para prOteger la vida
del as.ado?
"Acor.panar al hombre que
llevaLa 81 dinero y ayisar asi a
los crimieales de que serian a
trabapc5 81 Sc acercaban.
f 'ha5ilidad' rome en- peli-
gro Ia vida del viejo expert dis
ia ' no ayv3a a descuorir a los
autores del atraco.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07

Paris, JUNO En- los mo-
mentos en- que la policia recha-
zaba a los monarquicos en- los
bculevares, Pierre Laval di6 la
noticia de haber tornado un nue.
vo gabinete, en- ell cual desempe
naran c~arteras Luis Marin, f
.duardo Herriot y Etienne Elan
din.
Mas de 500 policias disolvie-
ron una manifestation realistic
La gaceta., 1935-06-07
Oueja de la Federation Espanola
de Trabajadores de la Terra

los jurados miXt1s a fin de que
eStoS acuerden las bases de ira
bajo que regulen en- la pr6Xima
siega la vida social en- Ell cam
pc. Alflida la ley de terminus
municipales, cerradas las caSas
del pueblo, en- suspense las ga
rantias constituencies que am
paran los derechos de los traba-
Ijadores, seran la facil presa y
eel blanco de todas las injusti-
.cias Npatronales. Use piensa de
jar abandonados Y sin defensa
legal possible a los trabajado-
res agricolas? Aun Sc esta
tempo de evitar injusticias, a
tropellos y disgustos''.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07

siStiran a la ceremonial. Hoy
mismo en- una edici0n extraor-
dinaria de la Gaceta Official Sc
III rs,blicado eI decreto, de pro-
mulgaei6n.
-tEl corontl Despaigne en-
viara hoy al conSeio de secreta-
rios Su 5 licitud de 30 dias de
.~llcencia. Ocupara esa cartera
dmante el tempo que dure la
.Iiceneia. Ell DR.. Smith.
-.El rreSidente de la Repu-
.bIica Sc ha iuteresado vivamen-
.te por la salt d del DR.. Pelayo
tueryo, QUEEN fue sometido a
una operaci6n en- el dia de aver.
FL DR.. Cutgro ha mejorado mu-
cho on las ultimas horas.
Il legarGM p~rccedentes de
MatanZaS, los absueltos por l.s
successes de "El Morrilio", Sres.
Ayala, Mun6z, Garlic y Ponce
Rodriguez, aSi como las senoras
Conchita Vaidivieso Y Siomara
O'Ilalloran. Los hombres in
greSaron en- la carcel y las mu-
icres en- la carcei de Guanaba-
Goa. Hoy compareceran ante ell
tribunal de urgencia No. |, acu-
sados de Justification de docu-
mentos oficiales.
Entire los presuntos aSusa-
dos por 81 secuestro de San M
gueI sc halla FL Sr. Alberto
Cruz, quien fue detenido por la
policia despues de una Alamo
Sa y spectacular persecution
pOr la CalZada de la VibOra. La
map ina en- que trataba de es-
capar recibi6 mas de veinticin-
co tir1S.
Aver sali6 publieado en- la
Gaceta Official el decreto No.
1923, por 81 que han quedado
re0rganizados todoS los tribu-
males de urgencia de la Repd-
blica.
lei juez Vidal, que instruye
la causa por el secuestro de Fa-
LA Bonet, recibi6 en- la tarde de
aver un informe del consul de
Tampa, EN- el que Sc lie da cuen-
Ia de que las noticias publica-
daS en- dias pasados acerca de
que los extenientes Meoqui y
Rond6n Sc dedicaban a hacer
circular en- Tampa los billetes
de la serie Falla Bonet, carecen
de Fundamental, va que esos in
dividuos Sc encuentran atrave-
sando por una precaria situa
clio economical.
-Cae el VetuStO edificio de
la carcel de la Habana bajo la
piqueta de obra pdblicas. Han
comenzado las obras de demo-
.lici6n del viejo caser6n. En- su
Iugar sera levantado ell magni-
.fiGo edificio del palacio de JUS
.ticia.
-MaXimiliano Smith dijo a.
yer a les periodistas que tiene
.listo el decreto sobre c6digo e
lectoral y que hoy 10 presentara
al c~onsejo de secretaries.
La gaceta., 1935-06-07

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