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Evening star., 1935-06-20
SO, ,450.
SAUL'S ADDITION.

One of the most delightful detached
homes in this close-in section. Large
living room with stone fireplace; dining
room. kitchen. three bed rooms and tiled
Screened and T.ather.stSinoed Oh arse 1u1hef' lot
5Ox150 beautifully planted. Phone for
P. EIior MIDDLETON. Met. 2s27.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
SALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY

90 MILES FROM FREDERICKSBURG m
PORT ROYAL. VA. ON THE RAPPAHAN-
mock RIVER. Ten rooms. oak floors arte-
sian water, bath. river sewerage, excellent
heating plant; old T-doors and knobs:
newly painted and rooted; large yard and
garden. Taxes and insurance VERY LOW.
Will sacrifice, $4,000.
R. F. TANKARD
Port Royal Bank. Port Royal Va
Evening star., 1935-06-20
SALE--HOUSES.

2OI4 Newton st. n.e.-Attraetive 2.
and b.. fireplace. ami; garage; near
schools. bus; $1,000. bargain..
eos4 RMf Ave ENHKOSoTnSOfUo Tsscsf;,r oa17
Evening star., 1935-06-20

FIRST TRUST OF $4,000. EITHER
straight or amortizing on new owner
occupied home Of rooms and 2 ba tbs. on
valuable corner. Phone Walnut sSa5.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
PETWORTH BARGAIN

rooms 60 bed ToonsD: 20-ft. home
with automatic heat. Just on New Hamp-
shire ave-. near schools, stores. transporta-
tion: 6-car brick garage with electricity
and water. This home has been COM
can be bought on easy terms. To inspect,
call Mr.. PARKER, District $500. after
Evening star., 1935-06-20
RENT-WAREHOUSES.

ABOUT 10000 so. FEET. MOST OF
which is on FIRST floor: concrete construc-
ton unusual drive-in facilities. An excel
lent location. This will not remain on
market long. Call Mr.. Vickrey
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
ShorehAm Building. National 1850
Evening star., 1935-06-20

FIRST SHOWING.
Woodridge-2S30 Brentwood Rd. NE.
Modern. detached, capt. home Of r.
and 2 b., oil heat, 2-car garage, 1880.
or $3.50 with extra building lot.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. Decatur O317.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
NopTu REACH MD COMPLETELY FUR

FOR RENT-ATTRAoTTvE COTTAGE.
accommodate or s.: cleo range and re-
frigerator Restricted community; good
bathing Call Clarendon 1921.
SUMMER COTTAGE. ON CONDUIT RID,
near Glen Echo and Potomac River
rooms ? porcheS: furnished. ready to move
in. Cheap for quick sale. Address Box
AL Star once.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

beautiful well-equipped bath are
only part of the desirable fea-
lures to be found. The price of
this house is $6,750 and under
stand terms can be arranged to
meet most everyone's purse.
A HOUSE IN
FOXHALL VILLAGE:
A charming home in Foxhall
Village is being offered for sale
at a value far below the orig
inal price and as it is a rarity
to be able to purchase home
in this locality, 1 suggest your
immediate investigation. This
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
HOME HUNTING
uOith
Barbara Holmes

Due to tho great number OF
requests for Barbara Holmes
Serutce, ALL INQUIRIES MUST
BE MADE BY mali OF personal
OtSit. Please DO NOT make re.
quests By telephone.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

Pontiac 1894 Sedan-only run O07F
respect.
SUPERIOR MOTOR CARS. INC.
1870 14th At. N. W. DEcatnr am
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

PONTIAC 1933-Tudor coach. Good
paint. extra good rubber, complete new
motor carries 9 3O-day guarantee. S496.
BRIGHTWOoD MOTOR SALES
5S32 Georgia Ave. GE kSAaAk
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

DODGE, 1889 D. L., 8 Wheels. sedan--A
real buy at S419. Easy term and trade.
Gardner-Stuart Motors. S04 Bladensburg
Rd. N. E. Line. S13S.
DODGE. 1881 sedan-$200. $3.50 down
and $14 OF month. Gardner-Stuart Mo-
tors SO4 Bladensburg Rd. N. E. Line.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

Offices for Rent 96-A
OFFICES TO RENT-Departmental Bank
Bldg. 1925 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W.
Inquire John F. Moran. Receiver. Park
Savings Bank Bld 14th and Kenyon Sts
N. W. Telephone Columbia 5000.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

house is delightful from several
standpoints, chief among them
being its exclusive location. Built
on the English plan of grouping
houses around a Handicapped cen.
ter. this home has the distinct
advantage of being the corner
one. When you cross the thresh.
old you at once realize the pos.
sibilities as the living room is
spacious and has a most inter.
esting arrangement of fireplace
and recessed bookcase. Through
a graceful archway you enter
into the dining room and just
to the right is a very up-to-date
kitchen with electric refrigera-
ton and modern stove. The
three bedrooms are bright and
sunny having the cleverest win
dow arrangement, one of them
having a wide window seat
which feature I liked very much.
The bath was accessible from
all the rooms. Upstairs there
were two more bedrooms, as well
as a huge cedar closet, so splen-
did for storage purposes. Hav.
ing all the equipment to home
making including oil heat, built
in garage, I can recommend this
home as an exceptional value at
$4,000. For appointment, call
North 1881.
$40 ONEIDA ST. N. w.:
Now is the time for house
hunting. See this lovely home
planned in a most original man.
ner. When you enter this house
you at once realize the marvel.
GUS possibilities, for it is unique
and cleverly laid out. The domi-
nant charm of the living room
is the long low windows of the
easement type with Venetian
blinds that lure in the sunshine,
and the fireplace with the man
tel. From the living room there
are two step-up arrangements,
one that leads to landing that
conceals the stairway to the up
per floor and also leads to the
dining room, the other brings
you into a breakfast nook and a
kitchen gay in colorS with all
electrical equipment, even to a
ventilator. The master bedroom
was across the front of the
house and has a shower and
bath all to itself. Two small
bedrooms, off one of which is a
sleeping porch, screened-in, and
a bath beautifully colored in
orchid and green. At the top
landing of The stairs there are
twin linen closets with a low
seat between. Throughout the
house you could see outstanding
features - skeleton radiators,
floor outlets, a recreation room
with fireplace, a separate and
distinct furnace room equipped
wash tubs everything needed
for a real home. Drive out and
see it today. I'm sure you will
enjoy it as much as I did.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

Ford. 1929 Tudor-Looks good. Q10E
runs better; tires all o. K: OIAO
trade and easy terms
141 18th St. N. e. 62O III st. N. e.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

BE MADE bv mail OF q peTSondI
VtSit. Please DO NOT make re.
guests BY telephone.
4848 BRANDYWINE STREET.
There's plenty of space de-
voted to each member Of the
family in this lovely home which
carries out the authentic Col.
onial type of architecture. Built
Of red brick with doors and
shutters Of dead white, it is a
very beautiful exterior. A de-
tached garage m a he S the
house and is connected with the
house by a pergola. Entering
into a center entrance hall
there is a very graceful ap-
proach to a living room with a
wood-burning fireplace and long
French door opening onto side
porch. Across the hall is a full
size dining room capable of pro-
viding space for extensive en-.
tertaining and there is also a
clever little breakfast nook with
the cheeriest wall paper where
the early meal would be doubly
enjoyable under such pleasant
and CHEEKY surroundings. An
ultra modern kitchen has all the
newest equipment and has been
splendidly arranged as to save
labor and time. On the second
floor there are three large bed
rooms, each having roomy clos
cts. Two modern beautiful col
ored tiled baths are accessible
from all the bedrooms. No
house is completely described
nowadays without saying some
thing about the basement and
this one is no exception as it
has a large recreation room
which is a splendid place to en-
tertain your friends informally.
There are lots of pleasing in
ducements such as recessed radi.
alton, venetian window shades
and a floored attic. Situated on
a corner lot having 100 it. 'front.'
age it has plenty of grounds for
landscaping. This home sells
for $1t, $50.
.2454 39TH ST. N. W.:
Here is a home that caters
to the individual needs Of each
member of the family. There
are four spacious bedrooms,
each one bright with the room
lest of clothes closets and hav-
ing a lovely outlook. A kitchen
with the newest of oxford cab
inets had every possible con-
Venience including a clever one.
piece sink and two-way Spigot.
Off to one side was a breakfast
nook, where I am sure, break
fast would be doubly enjoyable.
For the younger members Of the
family, or for dad and mother,
when they entertain, real rec
reation room and of course a
full-size dining room. This home
consisting of eight rooms, two
baths and recreation room is To-
Gated in one of the finest loca-
tions and within a block of a
school. Equipped with auto
matte heat and having a built
in garage it offers much in the
way of an ideal home. Drive
out Wisconsin Avenue to Cal.
vert Street, turn left to 39th.
DECATUR HEIGHTS, Md:
Space and the feeling of free
dom are found in this house To-
Gated in that lovely section of
Maryland, known as Decatur
Heights. While you have all the
advantages Of a country home,
YOU are but a few miles away
from the busy city. Charm and
originality has been developed
in the building as you will at
once realize on visiting this
house located on the corner Of
Birch and Locust Streets. Large
rooms; interesting arrangement
of dining room and kitchen, the
latter being tiled throughout;
q wood-burning fireplace and
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
Automobiles for Sale
SEE BELL FIRST"


We have several exceptional good buys
In Fords. Chevs.. Phys. Bucks. from 1929
to 1884 models: also prices range from
S57 up: all cars guaranteed as recommend
ed by Bell Motor Co Plymouth-D Soto
Dealers. 456 to 400 New York Ave. N. ".
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

Ford 1881 COach-Extra good QOOO
condition throughout; fine UAAO
tires; trade and easy terms.
N. f. BRANCH L. p. STEUART
141 18th ST. N. e. $50 HI st. N. E.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

HIGHEST cash prices for all late model
cars. See Mr.. welborn. 1921 14th st. N. ".
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

CASH FOR USED CARS-steger Motor
Co., 645 Md. Ave. N. E. Lincoln 017S.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

PONTIAC. 1882 Sedan-S260. $3.50
ooWn and 20 month. Gardner-Steu-
ar a Motors. so4 BladensburE Rd. N E.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
Wanted Automobiles

CASH FOR YOUR CAR
Highest prices paid. Superior
Motor Cars, Inc. 1920 14th st.
N. w. Call Decatur 1900.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

CASH FOR YOUR CAR
BARNES MOTOR co.
Highest cash prices paid for
your Ford or Chevrolet or any
other make. We will pay unpaid
balance and give you difference
in cash. See Mr.. Barnes, 1923
14th. DECATUR 1890.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME

LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME
Ashton Heights. Va.
Inspection Anytime
! Very Large Rooms. Tile Bath
Car Garage-Automatic Heat
Facing Two Avenues. Lot 75x182 feet
This beautiful home is ten
minutes from downtown Washington
and is one of the best buys of the year.
Priced to sell. Be sure to see
before you buy elsewhere.
ass MARIAN AVE. ASHTON HEIGHTS, VA.
Go to Clarendon, Va. turn to left
second street past monument. Or
Call GE. 4639
WAPLE and JAMES, INC.
1925 14th st. N. W. District s347
Nogales international., 1935-06-08

lAh
40 Sstate Highway Commission
Salaries and Expense
III Executive
Salaries and Expense
112 Office Engineering Division
Salaries and Expense
113 Field Engineering Division
Salaries and Expense
114 Purchasing Division
Salaries asd Expense
115 General Office Division
Salaries, Bldg NGaint. and Genl Expcl
l16 Accounting Division
Salaries and Expense
lit Personnel and Labor Division
Salaries and Expense
La gaceta., 1935-06-19

das a los cu- les han hecho pri-
sionergs.
Dos de los guardas que te-
MAN en- rehenes fucron dejados
aver en- libertad para que lie
varan Ell mensaje "de que Sc
pUldaran en- la nina hssta ell
v.crnes 0 el lunes, que este POI
co importa". La nina esta ca
81 destruida, sePln WHl r..
Beck, miembro del comite Que
estudia las dcmandas, a quien
Sc 10 manifesto 81 superinten-
dente Murray, uno de los libe-
RADIOS. Tres miembros del CO.
mite de prisiones conferences
ron aver con el gobernador Ian
don. FL establo de las mulas de
la nina fue incendiado y des-
truido por las namas.
La gaceta., 1935-06-19
CHECOESLOVAQUIA BUS
CA UN E~NTENDIMIEN-
TO CON

Praga, JUNO l9.-E minis
tro de relaciones exteriores, F.
duardo Benes, declare aver que
una de las finalidades de la po-
Utica del gobierno es llegar a
un entendimiento con Alema-
MIA. Ash 10 dijo ell ilustre ciuda-
dano ante un grupo de perio-
distas llegados de Berlin. Ma
da deseamos mas que gozar de
la amistad y de cordiales rela-
clones con Alemania. Uno de
los mas importantes tradicio-
males problemas de Caecoeslo-
vaquia es que hacer con los ale
names dentro de sus puertas,
La gaceta., 1935-06-19
Tabacos de 2 por Csc

En- los tabacos de 2 por 25c
los roleros reciben: Once pesos
por millar; ellos rolan aproxi-
madamente 400 tabacos dia-
rios. Los boncheros reciben la
mitad de los SIPS de 10 que
Sc lie paga a los roleros, agre-
gando CSC 0 sea S5.88 por mi
llar, 0 un total de $17.13 por
millar por bonchar y rolar.
Los roleros rolan aproximada-
mente 400 tabacos diarios.
La gaceta., 1935-06-19
Tabacos de 15c

En- tabacos de 15c los role
ros rec Den de $12 a $3.50
por millar. Rolan un promedio
de $50 tabacos diarios. La d.
tcrencia en- precio IS debido a
IA figura Gel tabaco; los pre-
cics varian en- los tabJcOs
cuando son = rejos.
En- IS 5 ,a'gec> d. i5c e.
bouchero recibe la mitad de
los $1,000 Q de los $3.50 agre
gando 25c por millar, un bon
chero boncha de $50 a 700 al
dia supliendo a dos roleros en-
Ell s;stema Team Work que es
usado. Esto da al bonchero de
1928 a $500 por milIar, de :
penjiendo este de la figura del
tabaco que rola. Hacienda ell
total del costo del tabaco de
15c de las varias figuras y e
tilos, a un total de costo por
bonchar Y rolar de S18.25, pre-
clos ~intermedios, y el mas alto
a S2O.25.
La gaceta., 1935-06-19


por ell ST.. Enrique PendaS, pre-
sidente del Comite Nivelador,
al ST.. Jose ,Rrtinez, presiden-
tie del grupo de los tabaquero ;.
Dice:
"ASOCIACION DE MANU-
FACTUREROS DE TABA-
cos DE TAMPA"
ST.. Jose Martinez, Presidente
de la Division Obrera del
Comite Nivelador,
Centre Obrero, 1914 ga. Ave,
Tampa, Fla.
Estimate ST.:
Teniendo ante uosotroS un
ra2ido deScenso del consume de
>"'>o' U''""'e io' uiVi''o'
oiez amos Id lhuuS'rla ueI taoa-
60 en- los EStadoS OhIooS ma 81
do faIzada a .tender a la de-
A'ahaa po9!ica en- cua'l3o a u
pos, tamanos y precios al deta-
He, de manera de SoStener SlS
'2liefeS a0iertoS.
anterior a l9z9 tampa par
tlcul2fhlehle no Sinl'o los e'ec-
Jos Ce eve cNl'pl2 economlco'
pofq0e Tampa cohtfolaDa y pro
ouela eI Voiomeh &c las classes
de tao cos y T. en- los ESta-
dos ChiaoS'
Deaae I92' G. consume en- los
taoacoS oe las cI"sls u y + han
alSmlhulao Sacramento tanto
,qUe las 1abrlfaS y los trabaJa-
doreS EN- tampa Sc ehcueET> II
casl coa'P4etameHNe fuera del
mercado competitor, y una con
dicloh psil9fosa eXlSte para los
oesempleadoS.
tampa no eStaoa preparada
La gaceta., 1935-06-19

bien Sc dijo habia sido arresta-
da, 10 que ella miSma desmin-
ti6.
-Celebr6 anoche session la
c0misi6n miXta encargada de
Iredactar ei nuevo C0digo Elec-
%toral. La comisi6m Sc decide
Iplr Ell vote preferential, pero Ell
secretario de gobernaci6n reco-
mendaba 81 siStema de sorteo.
Las elecciones no Sc efectua-
ran, Segdn Ell nuevo c6digo, has
Ia eli II de JUNO de 1886. Ell
preSidente Mendieta habia in
isistido en- que las elecciOnes Sc
verificaSen en- diciembre, pero
ell Sr. Agustin Acosta secretario
de la presidential, manifesto
que ell Presidente no puede su-
bordinar su criterio personal a
.su actu2ci6n como gobernante.
-Anaya Murillo., el secreta-
rio de educaci6n, ha hecho de
claraciones y dice que en- bene-
ticio de los maestrOS cesantea
dos Sc investigaran todas Y ca
da una de las cesantiaS. "Se ha
terminado va la reorganization
del magisterio y creo haber
preatado un buen servicio a la
paSria. Los maeStros han te-
nido una saludable eNperiencia
y Ell Ell future no Sc dejaran a
rraStrar a actos sediciosos v 30
Ilticos. Muy doloroso ha sido
para mi ell ordenar las cesan-
tias; pero he tenido Ell gusto de
ordenar muchas repositories y
trash dos. Hemos laborado en-
beneficio del principle de auto
ridad Actualmente tenemos doc
torres de pedagogia desempe-
nando plazas de maestros. Nue.
vas aulas Sc han creado para
rebajar Ell porcentaje de anal
fabetismo.
Para que el pueblo Sc aft
clone a la buena musica, esta
tarde, desde $50 a 7:3O, dara
I'm concerto en- la e~scalinata
del Capitolio, la orquesta FiIar-
monica de la Habana, dirigida
por 81 maestro Amadeo Roldan.
La Sra. Nena Benitez, organi-
Zadora de una serie de concier-
tos, ha escogido pleas de Bee
thoven, Wagner, Turina y otros
compositores.
A las cinco de la tarde de
hoy sc entrevistaran con ell DR..
Anaya Murillo, ell DR.. Jose M.
Cadenas, rector de la Universe
dad, y los decanos de las facul-
Tuvo que aplazarse la
c~onIerencia anunciada para "a
yer. Seran sacadas a oposici6n
2l7 catedras en- las escuelas de
segunda ensenanza. Don Carlos
de la Tore visit6 aver al DR..
Murillo, ignorandose 10 trata-
do.
lei presupuesto de la RepG-
seg1n una nota dada aver
en- la secretaria de hacienda,
sera dc $4,000, 900 en- lugar de
CD millones.
La gaceta., 1935-06-19
La carta del Comite Nivelador de Fabricantes
al Comite Nivelador de Tabaqueros


dos cxterioreS en- eSas classes Dc
abaccS dc que hay mas demao-
da. y e eyiden,e Que Tampa
tpara scbrgyiyir debe adoptar
los metodcs ahora en- uSo con
exifo Ger la industrial del ia
baco en- otros centres manufac-
tureroS.
La industrial del taba2o de
Tampa no tiene deseos de i'm
roner Soare los II baiadores de
Ia industrial NADIA que pueda
|penSarse que sea dutrimemte a
sus jornaleS semanaleS. Tampa
puede y debe producer tamanoS
aceptables dentro de los precios
corr.enteS que los cOnSumid0-
res paguen hoy y este puede
couseguirSe con beneficio para
ItodoS a quieneS concierne. ST
cu"Sideramos 81 reporte del re-
restntart2 del Departamento
de Labor con Una mente iuSta,
no hay deSeo ninguno de cam
Giar lbs ~presentes melodies dom
de los miSmos eStan sirviemdo
lun prop6sito propio; nj Tampa
CO podemos nosotros EN- juSticia
a la industrial Y particularmen-
te a los taGaqueros, quienes o
bien estan trabajando parte del
,fiempo o eStan desempleados,
deiar de yer II necesidad de a
ccytar meiores metodos de ma
nufacturar.
Del rcporte mencionado mas
arrjka Sc notara que los meto-
dos del norte a que nos referi-
mos consiste de Teamwork,
usando Suction rolling tables
(mesas de aire comprimido pa
ira r0lar) Y la Lieberman hand
punching machine (maguina de
'bonehar a mano) o su equiva-
lente).
Esta es la unica idea presen-
tada por 81 presenfe y es Ell de-
Der de todos los intereSados en-
Ia industrial del Tab2co de Tam
pa traer cualquier suggestion
Que pueda ser i2ual 0 de mejor
teneficio a las parties Interest,"
das.
En- vista de 10 anterior, Sc
pide que Vd. de TN cuidadOso
pensamiento Y consideration a
la installation de este meto-
do mencionado en- ct reporte
para ambos, HaEano y Shade
Grown y que incluya TODD taba-
co de picadura basado en- la
escala de precios dados en- ell re-
porte.
Los tabacos heGhos por este
sistema y mcncionados en- el re-
porte estan en- la oficina de la
Asociaci6n de Manufacturers
de Tabacos y estan para vues-
ira inspection en- todo tempo.
Atentamente vuestro,
Enrique Perdds,
Presilente de la Division de
Manufacturers del Comit6
Nivelador.
La gaceta., 1935-06-19

H3ban3, JUNO l9.-Para los
eStudloS relacioneS con ell Ban
60 Agricola Y el viaie Y los gas
toS de I'M eNperto americana, el
conSeJo de secretarioS acord0 a
Yer I'M credito de $4,000. Para
SueldoS que deiaron de PEREZ
bir classes y sold dos en- una
lista que tiene Ell eStado mayor
del ejercito, Seran situados
$330,400, FL c~onseio concedi6
IpermiSo al c9mandante Ramon
Font, 81 famoso esgrimiSta, pa
ia aceptar el titui0 de Cabqlie-
TO de In Legion de Honor, que
l. ha otorgado ell gobierno fran
ceS. Tn credito de $4,000 Sc
invertira en- gaStos de obras pG
blicas Y en- emplazar ell monu-
mento al general Gomez.
-Nuevas essentials, traSla-
dos Y nombramientoS de macs
tros hizo aver ell DR.. Anaya Mu
r.llo, deSde su dOmicilio, esta
vez en- la provincial de Santa
Clara.
-Maximiliano Smith, ell Sc
rretariQ de gobernaci0n. dijo
aver que el problema de los boz
nos de Obras Publlcas no sera
reSuelto hasta que haya un GO
bierno electo por ell pueblo, no
uno provincial.
la linda mudhacNaa Ines
Maria Garcia, yecina de Cadiz
26, Sc incendi6 aver las ropas,
con prds6sito de suicidarse. Su
estado es muy grave. Us6 alco-
h6l comprado en- la bodega de
la esquina.
-Circula el rumor de que ell
DR.. Raul de CardenaS volvera a
la Secretarla de gobernaci6n y
que eI DR.. Maximiliano Smith
scra nombrad0 en- propiedad
secretario de hacienda.
La policia ddtuvo aver a
dos de los A j6venes que en- la
esquina de Municipio y Fabri-
ca asaltaron al Sr. Mated Mo
lampi y a an empleado de este,
quitandoles 81 ,008. Los ladro-
mes, America Dominique Y j.
BARREL Reyes, son hombres de
malos antecedentes y residen EN-
el numerO 1913 de la calIe de
Jesus Peregrino. Les fueron
ocupadas pruebas de convic-
elm. lngresaron en- ell Principe.
-Esta siendo juzgada en- la
sala tercera la mujer Agusti-
ma Leon, matadora del soldado
Lopez Rozas. FL fiscal pidc pa
RI ella por homicidio, Ia amos,
3 meses y Fl dias. La prueba
teStifical no ha terminate.
Para el dia 20 Sc ha fijad0
la vista de la causa contra Fran
cisco Rodriguez, a quien sc acu
sa de haber rObado $152,0 900
del Ayuntamiento de la Haba-
ma. Ell fiscal pide para 81 10 a
nos de preside.
-Regres6 aver a la Habana,
on compania de sus dos hijas,
la Sra. Regina Truffin, viuda
de Clemente Vazquez Bello.
Ell ciuda dano espahol Juan
Querejeta mat6 a tiros en- ell
Central Mcroeditas, donde es-
taba empleado, a su mujer f.
Borrero. Ludgo de cometido ell
Sc entreg6 a las autori-
dades. Los celos le impulsaron.
Tn plazo de 1870 dias sc
h concedido a un contratista
para que termine la construc-
ci6n dc la carretera entire Ca
banas y Bahia Honda.
"A su regreso de Miami Sc
detuvo por las autoridades mi
litares a la esposa del lider re-
Volucionario Ruben de Leon.
Horas despu6s sc orden6 50 IL
bertad. PQr ella Sc Interest la
H.. Tals-
La gaceta., 1935-06-19
CUBA AL Ola

Las elecc knS en- Cuba no Sc efectuaran hasta ell
mes de jL2SN de 1886. Agustin Acosta dice
que ell criterio de Mendieta quedara subordina-
do a SUI deber como gobernante. - Anaya Muri-
Ito declah que en- ell future los maestros no Sc
deJaran arrastrar por propaganda sediciosa