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La gaceta., 1935-10-25
LA OPINION DEL CIRCULO
CUBANO

Tn redact1r de este peri6Ii-
co fu6 al Circulo Cubano, en- Ia
manana de hoy, a recoger mott.
cias sobre ell conflicto plantea-
do por los medicos.
Joseito Fuentes Rosa, ell sc
cretario, con su acostumbrada
amabilidad nos dijo que NADIA DO
dia decirnos, porque tai cosa co
rrespondia al Sr. Juan Quesa-
da, ell presidente general.
No pudimOs ponernos en- con
tacto con ell Sr. Quesada y deja-
remOs para mahana la publica-
ci6n de 10 que piensa la Direc-
tiya del Circulo.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

tableci6 el litigio contra la Gran
LC2ia, representado por la fir
ma de abogados CarabaIlo,
Graham y Caraballo.
Al faIIar el juez Park, dijo
que en- 81 opinion el supreme
luminar tiene autoridad para
suspen1er a los oficiales de la
Gran Logia, siempre que tai
suspension sea ratificada por
ell consejo executive.
La Gran Logia estuvo repre-
sentada por la firma de aboga.
dos Zewadski y Pierce.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
AUMENTA LA INTENSI-
DAD DE LA
CICLONICA

Jacksonville, oct. 25.-Un
boletin expedido anoche por la
oficina meteorological local idi-
ce 10 siguiente: Ell centric de
la perturbation tropical Sc ha
movido al sur suroeste o sur du-
rante las pasadas IL horas y Sc
encuentra ahora a 100 millas,
apr6ximadamente, del Cabo de
Gracias, en- Nicaragua, aumen-
tando en- intensidad y acompa-
NADIA por fuertes vientos. La
tormenta probablemente cam
biara de direction.
Avisase a los vapores que ma
veguen con las debidas precau-
clones en- ell mar Caribe.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
UNA PELICULA INSULTAN-
TIE PARA ESPANA

Madrid, oct. 25.-El gobier-
no anunci6 aver que lha lpedido
a la compania de peliculas Pa
ramount, una corporation nor
teamericana, retire de la circu-
laci6n ia cinta "El Diablo es
una Mujer", rue Sc estima ofen
silva para Espana.
Sobre esa pelicula, ell Sr.
3lanco, ministro de la goberna-
ci6n, ha dicho "que insulta a las
'uerzas armada de Espana'.
La pelicula no ha podido ex-
libirse en- la peninsula y en- ella
'parece un guardia civil bebien
70 en- un cafe p1blico.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
Pide Ell Presidente la movilizacion del pueblo
para ayudsr a las necesdades humans

Washington, oct. 25.-El pre-
sidente Roosevelt habl6 anoche
a la nacion, por la Radio, y hu-
DO de recomendar que Sc orga-
nicen todos los recursos, en-
1885, para atender a las necesi-
dades humans. Di6 cuenta ell
presidente de que en- ell mes de
septiembra encontraron traba-
|jo $4,000 personals en- las indus
trias privadas.
Este adelanto, dijo, es otra
raz6n para concertar esfuerzos
en- favor de la caridad'.
Cree que es de gran importan
,cia que la carload privada eche
sobre sus espaldas el deber de
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Washington, oct. 25.-El de-
partamento de estado telegrafio
aver a Robert w. Bingham, en-
haiador americana en- Inglate-
ira, comunicandole avise al go
bierno de Stanley Baldwin que
Estados Unidos Sc hara repre-
sentar en- la conferencia naval
de Londres, llamada para Ell dia
2 de diciembre. No sc ha reci-
Dido aun ell texto de la invita-
ci6n, pero cuando Sc reciba Sc
dara a la publicidad. La COME
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

alimentar y cuidar a los que f.
Sicamente estan incapacitados
para TRAFALGAR. mi la carload
iorivada nj ell gobierno quieren
auxiliar a personals que pueden
TRAFALGAR y no quieren hacerlo ;
ero ha de ayudarse a los que
no pueden valerse a 81 mismos,
per enfermedad o vejez.
Habl6 despues del p~residen-
tie ell Sr. Gerard SwC.e, presi-
dente de la movilizaci6n para
ayudar a los menesterosos,
qrien sugiri6 la jpolitica de
"buen vecino' en- ell hogan, CO.
me va Sc .igue en- las relaciones
internacionales.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

"A Anocha celebraron una reu-
Dlhedicos ,atinos de Tam
p} )bmaron ell siguiente acuer
d Ios medicoS latinos abajo
.ifmantes, en- sCiidaridad con
los Dres. Roi2, loretta Y Bar
tlett, y %creyendo que ST renun-
cia constituye I'm verdadero ac-
to de defen:a del prestigio pro-
fsional, Sc c~omprometen "a no
aceptar puesbo alguno en- ell
Circulo Cubano en- Sustituci0n
de dichos companeros. Firman,
Juan Silverio, j. C.. Baldor, Is
mael Angul9, j. n. Torretta, G,
Roig, j. D. Scolaro, P. NJ. Gar
ella, Frank Costa, Santiago Pa
niello, J. Minardi, A. A. Coma
lez, Jorge A. Trelles, Gdstavo
Porro, G. C. Ferrante, M. A. Pc
reZ, Raul Rogue, Lis G. Gar :
cia, Juan E. Hernandez, V. Ca
mara, Angel Grimal y Jose A.
Dominguez.
IA que Sc debe ese acuerdo de
los medicos que arriba aqare-
cen?
Una comisi6n de medicos, que
estuv0 a visitarnos en- la mama
ma de hoy, nos explico 10 que su
cede de la manera siguiente
Tiene tres medicos ell Circulo Gu
bano y cada uno CANA un sue!-
do de $135 al mes. Con los tres
Sc daba IN eficiente servicio, sill.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
Acepto Estados Unidos la invitacion para
la Conferencia Naval de Diciembre

roncia Sc ha convocado p0r Ell
gobierno ingles para los termi-
nos de los tratados navales de
Londres Y Washington. Ell ira
tado naval expirara en- diciem-
bre 81 de 1886 como resultado
de la actitud de Jap6n, que dice
TO aceptara en- ell future las IL
mitaciones a que estuvo s1meti-
da. Dfcese que ira al frente de
la delegation americana ell al
mirante Stanley, jefe de opera
Clones de Ia marina,
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Contra la regencia del gene
raj Condylis, ell espadon grie-
60, que esta preparando ell ca
mino para Ell retorno del rey
Jorge, Sc ban levantado en- ar
mas 10000 ciudadanos, en- la
isla de Creta.
Els una insurrecci6n de los
republicanos ultrajados con
ira ell generalote cinico, trail
dor al regimen que jur6 defen-
der.
La semiila republican, esta
sembrada en- Grecia y sera di-
fell desarraigarla, aunque jon
ge II vnelva a reinar.
Condylis es enemigo de Ia
democracia y como tai Sc com
rorta.
Sobre los rebeldes manda
ran los aeroplanos para anne
nazarlos primero y angular
los despues, 81 insisten en- de
fender sus derechos y la Rept
blica.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

FL gobernador Sholtz ha in
vitado a William Randolph
Hearst, u1 reaccionario y ene-
migo del p~residente Roosevelt,
a que Sc traslafe de Califor-
MIA a la Florida, donde 10 ira
taran con mucho "carinito'', en-
10 que a las contribuciones res.
pecta.
les ell mismo triste papel
que Sc hizo con las compania;
de %peliculas!
Nosotros creemos que la Flo
rida muy POGO tiene que ganar
con la addiction de un millionaire
mas a su territorio.
iBusca aliados ell goberna-
dor a los enemigos politicos
que Mr.. Roosevelt tiene por
AGA?
lei millionaire de los peri6-
dicos "amarillos"-como di-
cen los liberales-bien puede
quedarse en- California por lc
que toca a los floridanos SEN
sibles. ~
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

iCuantos ninos memories de
Is amos estan siendo actual
mente socorrid0s por ell gobier
no de los Estados Unidos?
Ell asistente administrator
de emergencia fia la cifra en-
7,400, 900.
Bien dice ell presidente Roo
sevelt, "que Sc impone la no
vilizaci6n de todos los senti-
mientos humanitarios'.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
JIMMY WALKER EMBARGO
PARA NEW YORK

Southampton, I~nglaterra, oct.
25.-Embarc6 anoche en- este
puerto ell exalcalde de New
York, Jimmy Walker, a quien
acompana su esposa, Walker
tiene ahora IS amos y su espo-
sa de s1ltera era la actriz Betty
Compton.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Doyle Carlton, ell exgo1er =
nador de la Florida, que resi-
de en- Tampa, es partidario del
canal Y asl 10 dijo en- Orlando.
Suponemos que Mr.. Carlton
no sera candidate a goberna-
dor.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
CUBA AL Ola
Sc ahorco en- Ell Cerro un joven de IS anos.-H1-
blase de I'm Pacto Politico entire los Liberales y
los partidarios de Menocal. ~ Ell alcalde de Re-
gla suspendio un recital de Dalia Iniguez

Habana. Get. 25.-El i6ven
Julio Gonzalez, de Is amos, Sc
ahorc6 aver en- I'm terreuo del
,Cerro doude los muchachoS del
barrie juegan a la pelota. FL ca
daver fue entregado a SuS ia
miliares, que residen EN- la ca
sa numero CPS de la calzada del
ICerro.
-PaS6 aver a propiedad de-
eStado, Segln una noticia dada
EN- la fiscalia del tribunal SUI
premo, ell repatto Lrtsardita.
en- Santiago de las Vegas, pro
piedad que era de la Sra. Elyi-
IA Maehado de Machado. Sc he
cambiara ell nombre al reparto
" Sc lie pondra ell de Mariana
Graiaies, en- honor a la madre
del Titan de Bronco.
-ExiSten en- la Republica Is,
PIG casos de paludismo, un au-
mento de 301 nuevos caSos.
Tome aver possession de la
Subsecretaria de cOmunicaclC-
mes ell Sr. Ramon Linares, que
lleva 80 amos EN- Ell servicio de
correos. En- Ell acto pronumci6
I'm discurso ell nuevo Secretario,
ST.. Gomez Rodriguez.
-BiIlantisima las fiestas de
aver en- la Plaza de la Cathedral.
Sc inaugur6 la Feria del libro,
cuadros y escuIturas. FL pro
ducto sc destinara a la Gaia de-
Periodista. En- la misa de por
la manana, en- la Cathedral, Off
ci6 ell arzobisp0 de la Habana
Monsenor Manuel Ruiz.
Ell tribunal de urgencia alb.
:oIvi6 aver a Manuel Garcia J
Antonio Garcia, a los cuales s,
lcusaba de haber asaltado V 70
)ado a TN chino, a mano arma
la, quitandole $3.50. Durante e
juicio Sc prob6 que ell chino
Julio Ian, habia acusado falsa
mente, por venganza de 1ut
aSOs hombres, dos "chulos', i
pegaron una paliza. Declare g
cabo Linares, quien aclar6 l.
,ucedido, afirmando que la.
mujeres de esos hombres ibal
a la posada del chino y que est,
las echo de ALI, provocando |;
ira de los explotadOres. Los do'
hombres y un tercer procesadc
admitieron la paliza y vivir dc
la exploitation de mujeres; perc
negaron 10 del asalto y robo. II
70 a su cargo Ia defensa ell lie
trade Gerardo VilIiers.
-Hablase de un pacto poll
tico entire Carlos Manuel de il
Cruz, a nombre del partido III
, beraI, y el partido del genera
Menocal. Carlos Manuel hizo Il
proposition; lpero trata de i'm.
poner condolences que el Con.
junto estima inaceptables.
-Cuando la recitadora cuDa.
ma Dalia iniguez iba a ofrecel
un recital a los ninos de escue.
as, en- Regla, sc present6 ell a.
,alde, suspendiendolo. La acti-
nd del funcionario hizo que la
Sra. lBiguez rompiera a liorar.
Sc va a %organiZar en- honor de
Ia lniguez un actO de deSagra-
vic.
-Aflrmase que el Tribunal
Supreme ha declarado inconSti-
|tucional la ley de Prensa, la ley
Iue ha ofrecido derogar, en- no.
nor de los periodistas, ell DR..
Smith, secretario de goberna-
ci6n. Estableci6 un recurso CON
ira la ley el DR.. Miguel Angel
Campos. Esp6rase que en- la Sc
sion de hoy ell Consejo de Secre-
arios decretara su derogacion,
-Trat6 de suicidarse aver,
p2r su extrema pobreza, la Sra.
Eyangelina Rodriguez, la que Sc
cCrt6 las venas, ingresandO en-
el hospital Calixto Garcia. Tn
medico que corria a prestar a
lyuda a la mujer, resbal6 y Sc
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Una nota del German Tobac
CO Research Inst. informa que
ell institute ha desarrollado u
ma planta de tabaco, libre de
nicotina. La nueva planta rim
de de SO a SO hojas, de 80 a 40
mas que las que Gentlemen nj
cot.na.
Cuando ell cultivo de esa ella
Sc de tabaco sc intensifique, ell
Ifumador podra pedir "puros''
ton nicotina o sin nicotina....,.
como ahora Sc piden los ciga-
rrillos "tostados" o sin tostar,
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Hablaba Hitler, ell presiden-
tie, canciller, dictator y expin-
tor de brocha gorda.
Tan elocuente era ell discur-
so que hubo de quedarse dor
mido un alto financiero. LIE vic
Hitler, palideci6 y jur6 ven
ganZa.-.-
/ AL dia siguiente Sc dejaba
lcesante al funcionario, por me
do de un decreto. Personals
que Sc durmieron bajo la ia
ta", segun un e%spectador, 60.
nj uno mas nj uno menes......
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Ferrara dirige la politica Gu
lana en- estos momentos-dice
un folleto que estamos leyen-
do.
LA supeditaci6n del agiaco
a los macarrones?
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

- efecto una qetruosa
zanja de drenaje, cofada pro
fundamente en- form4ciones de
piedra, scaliza, ahora uno de
los principles recursos del SUI
lido de aqua. Enormes catA
des de aqua seran secadapa
m@os que ell canal pueda ser
efectivamente sellado por mu-
millas de SUI curse 10 que
|parece practicamente imposi :
ble".
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

AOo dS1 ORA04sOS
ce un despacho telegrafico, vi
gillian como aguilas y cuando
zen la presa, grupos de gRerre
ros etiopes, lanzan sus bombas
de3de las NUDES yNWatan impu
nemente.
La nac.6n agresoraR ispone
del mejor armamento, y
gros, que defender SUI
tad, quedan tendidos eNN
campo. Abisinia no tiene ell
ndmero suficiente de aeropla-
nos para combatV a los>inva-
sores.
Nos recuerda la noticia "a
Queilos salvajes ataques de los
aviones alemanes, en- Ii. guerra
mundial, sobre la indefensa ca
balleria rusa. Miles de hon.
bres derribaron sin vida los a.
viaiores del Kaiser. ~ era
que entonces los rusos no te-
MAN la excehnte aviaci6n que
ahora tienen!
Evening star., 1935-08-22
ARLINGTON ENTRANCE
WORK READVERTISED

Due to the Supreme Courts decision,
holding the N r. A. unconstitutional,
the National Park Service yesterday
readvertised. for bids for grading and
planning of grounds around the me-
mortal entrance to Arlington National
Cemetery. Bids will be opened at II
am. next Wednesday in room 1915,
Navy Building.
c. Marshall Finnan, superintendent
of the National Capital Parks, said this
work comprises three major items
grading of some 2,100 cubic yards of
lawn areas and shrub beds; furnishing,
delivering and placing of top soil for
the lawn areas and shrub beds; cutting
and removing eight trees and back
filling the pits thus formed, and dig
ging hedge trenches and tree pits,
Evening star., 1935-08-22

charge Of programs, has opened ne
gotiations with Italy and Ethiopia
with view to broadcast news of the
impending war, If it develops.
4 n II
FRANK CRUMIT, who for three
= weeks has served as guest master
Of ceremonies on the Town Hall
Tonight" series, has been signed to
continue In that capacity until Fred
Allen returns from Hollywood.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
ROBINSON SPEAKS
|NFORUM TONIGHT
Senate. Leader to Review
Work of Present Session
of Congress.
CCOMPLISHMENTS

A CCOMPLISHMENTS of the
~ present session of Congress
~ will be outlined by Senator
4 4 Robinson of Arkansas, Demo-
cratic leader of the Senate. during
the National Radio Forum tonight
over WRC and coast-to-coast net
work Of other National Broadcasting
Co. stations.
The Forum, arranged by The Wash.
ington Star, will be broadcast from
1890 to II o'clock.
Senator Robinson will deal espe-
cially with the major legislation that
has passed since the first session of
the Seventy-fourth Congress convened
last January. These include the eco
nomic security bill, the work relief
bill, President Roosevelt's share the
wealth" tax bill, and various appro-
priation measures.
EDDIE CANTOR and his straight
man, James Wellington, are to be
reunited in new radio series to start
on Columbia October 6. A toothpaste
manufacturer will sponsor the broad
casts.
y X
7 AMY ROSS State Fair Concert" I"
originally scheduled as a seven
weeks series to end September !, will
be extended for at least three addi-
tional broadcasts.
y 4 X n
John F. ROYAL, vice president Of
the National Broadcasting Co. in
Evening star., 1935-08-22
COTTON TAX ATTACKED
IN BALTIMORE SUIT
BY the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, August ga suit
attacking the validity of the A. A. AS
cotton processing tax and asking an
order restraining the. Federal Gov
eminent from collecting $4,000 on
the levy was on file in United States
District Court here yesterday.
Filed by the Mount Vernon Wood
berry Mills, Inc, the suit petitioned
an injunction restraining Lewis M.
Milbourne, acting collector of internal
revenue, from collecting taxes due for
the last four months.
The suit alleged the tax was un-
constitutional because it took away
Evening star., 1935-08-22
Barmaids Want Sundays Off.

Barmaids of England are seeking
better pay and Sunday outings. They
are demanding IS a week plus board
and lodging, or 81 a week and meals
when they sleep out. Alternate Sum
days off are desired. Barmen ask
$8.75 a week plus board and lodging,
or $3.50 a week plus meals during
the day.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES

OF Texas, will discuss the prospects of
action on the soldiers bonus bill at
the next session of Congress on WRC
at 6:45.
WMAL will broadcast at 10 the
final Jewish Hour" program.
Phil Cook, "the man of many
voices" will bring his comedy aboard
Capt. Henry's Show Boat, a WRC
attraction at 8.
Novelty songs are included in the
program of Horace Heidi and his
Brigadiers on wJSV at 9. The selec-
Evening star., 1935-08-22
FELT MISERABLE
MOST OF THE Time
Then Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
Checked Her Constipation

Read Mrs. Marsden's letter: 81
have been a subject of constipa-
ton for the last II years. felt
miserable and irritable most of
the time. My husband is a man.
ager of a chain store. He said
'Why don't you try Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN"
"ALL-BRAN helped me right
away. have taken it now for the
past 5 months, and I am as regu-
lar as a clock. My health is fine,
and I am full of pep."-Mrs.
Charles Marsden, 6S1 Merrick ST.,
Detroit, Mich.
Constipation due to insufficient
"bulk" in meals.
ALL-BRAN provides gentle
"bulk" to aid regular habits. 1t
also supplies vitamin B and iron.
The "bulk" of ALL-BRAN is
more effective than the "bulk" in
fruits and vegetables, as it does
not break down within the body.
Two tablespoonfuls daily are u.s.
ually sufficient. If not corrected
this way, see your doctor.
Get the red-and-
green package at fSSSsekSS1
your grocer's. Made \ tI5;1sfJ
by Kellogg in Battle X$iI
Creek. =.7Xssstc.
Evening star., 1935-08-22

Cecil 3. De Mile and Henry Will
coxon, producer and star of THE
Crusades," will take part in Rudy
Vallee's Variety Show on WRC at 7.
Beatrice Lille, comedienne. and Billy
= Kent of vaudeville fame also will
/, contribute.
Two compositions of Brahms-the
Second Symphony and Tragic Over
ture"-will be featured by the N. B. c.
Symphony Orchestra on WMAL at 9.
Representative Patman, Democrat,
Evening star., 1935-08-22

tions. include "Sliphorn Sam" and a
medley from "Katinka."
A medley of hits from Plying
Down to Rio will be the highlight
of Paul Whiteman's Music Hall pro-
gram on WRC at 8. Helen Jepson.
soprano soloist, will sing Tales From
the Vienna Woods and MY Old
Kentucky Home"
A blow-by-blow description of the
Baer-Doyle fight in Madison Square
Garden vii be Broadcast by VOL at
$50.
Evening star., 1935-08-22

furnishing top soil and planting ma
terial as well as fertilizer.
The successful contractor will have
to maintain the plant material until
the expiration of the guarantee, which
is usually two years.
Evening star., 1935-08-22

ucts and not Gin conformity with the
power Of Congress to levy and collect
taxes"
Evening star., 1935-08-22

property without "due process of
law" It charged the levy was i'm
posed to raise the price of farm prod
Evening star., 1935-08-22

THE Church Of the Air" religious
program will begin Its fifth year Of
broadcasting on Columbia September
/. The initial broadcast will be de-
voted to the Episcopal and Jewish
faiths.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
YOUTHS CAUGHT
 IN STOLEN AUTO

Darien, Conn, Dec. i7--(UP) =. Three youths in a stolen automobile were apprehended here early today after Manifestations chase along the Boston Post road which ended in the wrecking of the car against 6 tree. They were Anthony Deko. 18, and Charles Smurkowski, %. both of New Haven. and Joe seph Lepage. 2s, (Azili St. Shirley. Mass.
 Dekas. driver of the car reported stolen from Sophie E. Camp, New Haven. was charged with theft of an automobile.
 After the race Dekas and smur- koNxki fled but later were picked up here and At Stamford. Lepage, who said he was a hitch-hiker and was given a ride from etratford. re- mained in the machine. which. po- lice said. tried to force a cruiser car from the hishwny before the chase began.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
CRUDE CHECKS
 PASSED IN CITY
Three Merchants Caught By FOrger - Checks
 Made on Relief Dept.

Police revealed today that three local merchants were victimized last week by Q forger who cashed crude checks for $40 each in the estab- lishments, the checks being suppos- edly issued by the department of public welfare and signed with the name of Mrs. Margaret Verdon, head of the department.
 The three checks were all passed last Wednesday night, and they were not known to be bogus until they had been returned bys the banks to which the merchants sent them. All three were made out to James Martin" and the check passer was not asked to identify himself in any of the stores.
 Check Size Paper
 The cheeks" were on check-sized pieces of paper. Typewriter at the top were the words, waterbury National Bank. Beneath the filled in $20 amounts were the words, For Rent. At the bottom of each of the checks was affixed the sig nature, Mrs. M. verdon," and be- heath the signature was typed in, "Supt. of Welfare.
 Chief Inspector William F. Keegan of the detective bureau said today that the man who cashed the
 (Conttnued on Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
ITALIANS WERE GIVEN BEATING
Outposts on North Front Suddenly Attack e d;
 Many Killed, Wounded

Rome, December 17-(UP)-Ital- ian outposts on the northern Eth iopian front have been attacked and defeated by an overwhelming superior Ethiopian force, commit nique disclosed today.
 Desperate fighting is, continuing So far four Italian officers, nine white soldiers and several score of Eritrean native troops in the Ital- ian force are known to have been killed or wounded, and three offi- cers have been wounded.
 It was indicated that the engage ment might prove the most import ant so far on the northern front.
 The Ethiopians, 5000 strong, were believed to be of the warriors of the fierce Ras Siyounl, commanding the most advanced Ethiopian forces or the northern front. He has been re- lstrained by the emperor only witi difficulty from attacking the Ital- fat1s,
 Peak of Italian Front
 The engagement occurred on the Takkaze River, 93 miles west north- west of Malkale, which is the peak of the Italian front line, on the main
 (Continued on Page 4.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
PERRY WOMAN | ORDERED BACK
Habeas Corpus Writ Was
 Denied-ViOlated Par- ole Law of Mass.

Judge Newell Jennings dismissed the habeas corpus writ sought by counsel for Elizabeth Comes Perry and the extradition papers signed Ey Governor Wilbur Cross were al- lowed to be put into execution turning the woman over to Massa- chusetts authorities, following a hearing in superior court today.
 Mrs. Perry was taken into cus- tody by Madeline Cahil, parole of- ficer for the Bay State and was ex- pected to be taken to Boston this afternoon. It is expected the local woman will be placed in the wom- ems reformatory at Birmingham Mass, to serve out the rest of the five. year sentence of which she had served 21 months.
 Violated Parole
 Massachusetts authorities brought the extradition proceedings against Mrs. Perry on the ground she had violated her parole. She had served 2l months in the reformatory on larceny charge and then placed on probation. She was not supposed to leave the custody of the Massachu- sets courts but was married in February of this year to George Perry of this city, at New York, and came to Waterbury to reside.
 When Miss Cahill came to Water bu-s, to bring the woman back tc Massachusetts, she obtained a writ of habeas corpus, seeking to sta, the extradition proceedings. Th' case was continued to this morning
 As G1Fzss IaE x s x Assistant Attorney General JatneI Bacigalupo of Boston appeared fol the Bay State. He offered no evi- dence, stating he would rest hi case on the papers he presented tC Judge Jennings. The papers in- cluded a warrant signed by Cover nor Cross, at request of Governor James Curley of Massachusetts.
 Attorney Bacigalupo was intro- duced by Assistant States Attorney William B. Fitzgerald of this city,
 Attorney Fred Bauby, counsel for Mrs. Perry, placed the woman on
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