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Evening star., 1935-07-08
ARCHITECTS OPEN
EXHIBIT TONIGHT
Reception to Inaugurate Showing
by Federal Men, Which Is to
Last Rest Of Month.

The fourth annual exhibition Of the
Association of Federal Architects will
be opened formally in the lobby Of the
National Museum, at o'clock tonight,
with reception for special guests and
tine public. The exhibition will con-
tinue throughout the remainder Of the
month.
The competition will be divided into
two general classes, departmental and
individual. with a number OF subdiW-
sions. Departmental displays will be
limited to work performed officially for
the Government. The individual dis
plays will include any work the men,
bers Of the association desire to submit.
In addition to architectural designs,
drawings and models, the exhibits will
include sculpture, paintings, murals,
oils, water colors, pastels, pen and ink
drawings, etchings, Autographs, post
ers, cartoons, block prints, lettering,
photographs and artcrafts.
A medal will be awarded the de.
partment displaying the highest quail.
ity of architectural works, based on
general excellence Of design regardless
Of the type of work submitted. Ger
tificates Of merit will be awarded out
standing works In the individual
| classes.
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Evening star., 1935-07-08
T0LEAD
F.. c. O.P. CRUSADERS
Tells Convention Republic
ans Can Provide Constitu.
tionaI Recovery Plan.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, July 8.-The RE
publican Crusaders Conference elect
ed George H. Bender of Cleveland.
sponsor of the gathering, its perma-
nent chairman today.
In accepting the post. the former
Ohio State Senator asserted that the
Republican party can offer America .
plan for recovery in keeping with the
sacred principles Of constitutional
American Government"
Crusades for Ideals.
"The Democratic party has adopted
the principles OF Fascist Italy, with q
capitalist society controlled by CEN
tralized State" he said. "The cam
paigns which lie before us are more
than struggles for high political place.
They are crusades for ideals and We
are truly crusaders, as have been men
who championed causes rather than
men"
With the program of the future,
the program of social change, as
honest citizens of our country, we Re-
publicans can have no quarrel" he
continued. Heartily we must ap-
prove of the principles underlying un-
employment insurance. old-age pen
sions, slum clearance.
But equally hearty must be our
condemnation Of the infationary
policies of money manipulation prac-
ticed by our dictators In Washington.
Equally hearty must be our denuncia-
tion of governmental interference with
business"
Outlines Five. Point Plan.
Bender said the Republican party's
plan for recovery" should include the
following points:
Restore to business man and laborer
farmer and investor. the strength and
security of the gold standard.
Abolish the fear of hordes Of in
spectors swooping down upon every
corner of the land.
Withdraw the unfair socialistic
experimentation of the Tennessee VAL
ley.
Seek to protect farm interests by
stimulating markets.
Labor speedily to balance the Fed
eral budget"
Pennsylvania In Spotlight.
A six-State conference opened to-
day with revolving Pennsylvanians
taking the spotlight.
Delegates met this morning to be-
gin discussing issues and policies. won
dering whether the Pennsylvania del
egation would continue the fight
which started last night over the
States Resolutions Committee.
Although Henry p. Fletcher OF
Pennsylvania, chairman Of the Repub-
lican National Committee, sent his
greetings, few nationally known Re
publican leaders had arrived this
morning. Members of the Ohio con-
gressional delegation remained In
Washington.
After lengthy debate, the Pennsyl-
vania caucus altered the size of the
Pennsylvania Resolution Committee
that had been picked by the Ohio
, Federation of Republican Clubs, whose
president Is Bender.
Seven women were added to the
committee, giving it membership
Of II. The caucus decided the seven
will have q vote in Pennsylvania
decisions on resolutions, although the
States vote in the General Resolu-
tions Committee still will be five.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
IN CHICAGO HOLD-UP
Telegram to Mother for Money
Traps Charles Conroy in
New York City.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 8.-Charles Con-
roy, alias Charles Hudson. 40, was
held today by police for Chicago au-
thorities in connection with Chicago
bank hold-up.
Conroy was arrested early yester-
day. He Is to be arraigned today In
MAGISTRATES Court as fugitive from
justice. ..
Detective John Croak said Conroy
furnished no information concerning
q hold-up, but admitted he had once
served q seven-month term in the
Chicago House of Correction.
Conroy was arrested when police
intercepted q telegram in Chicago
addressed to his mother and request
ing money.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
POLICE GUN AIDS SUICIDE

YONKERS, N. Y, July P.-A
22-year-old woman resident of Yon-
kers, Margaret Jordan, took her own
life early today with a stolen pistol,
police said, after q rendezvous with
q member of the Mount Vernon Police
Department.
Police questioned Patrolman Daniel
Scannell, who related that he had
told the girl he could not continue
to see her. As they sat in his auto
mobile, he said, she took his pistol
from the pocket in the door without
his knowledge. Then they separated.
He was not held.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
RAILWAY MAIL WORKERS
MEET HERE TOMORROW
SO Delegates to Attend Biennial
Division Convention at Con-
tinenta1 Hotel.

The biennial convention of the third
division, Railway Mail Division,
employees, comprising about SO dele
gates from the District, Virginia,
West Virginia, Maryland and North
Carolina, will begin at 9 am. tomor-
row at the Continental Hotel.
Presiding will be Harry Miller Of
the Washington branch. Delegates
from the local branch include w. II.
Werntz, its president; B. N. Burluy-
son, Murdoch Hall, P. Brown and W.
w. Malone.
Plans for the national convention
at Chicago in October will be
discussed.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
Pine Line Bill Submitted.

A proposed substitute for a bin
pending in the House District Com
mittee authorizing the Decatur Corp
to construct petroleum pipe lines in
Fifteenth street southeast in the
vicinity of the Anacostia River was
received from the Commissioners to-
day by Chairman Mary T. Norton.
The original bill would allow the
corporation to install 10 pipe lines
The measure proposed by the Com
missioners would restrict the number
to five.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
Airline Pilot Raises Dogs

BetUeen his
trips With
p q s Sc n gers
a n d dirmdH
b e t ID e e n
w q htngton
and Ne1D York,
Pilot George
Hand of East
ern Air Trans
port, raises
Scottish ter
Tiers at his
home In DeU-
onshire Gar
dens, Fails
Church, Va.
He is sho1Un
1Dith his prize,
c h q m p ION
Ounce Hill
L q u d er, Sc
lected by the
Scottish Ter
rier Club of
America last
year as the
best Ameri-
C q n - b r e d
Scotty, in the
cockpit OF an
Eastern Air
lines m al !
plane.
Star Stan Photo,
Evening star., 1935-07-08
MAN HELD IN SHOOTING
Victim Finds Self in Hospital
After Allegedly Hurting Brick.

Andrew Chambers, 80, colored, Of 30
G street, is being held by police pend
ing the outcome Of injuries Of James
Nicholson, %, also colored. who was
shot three times Saturday night after
he Is alleged to have thrown brick
through a window at Chambers home.
Nicholson Is in serious condition at
Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
Earthquake in Russia.

MOSCOW, July 8 R.-Earth-
quakes damaged houses in several
towns in the Uzbek and Tadzhik re-
gions on the Afghan border Satur-
day, but no injuries were reported.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
Food Poisoning Probed.

BUFFALO. N. Y, July, 9 N.-An
investigation Of the food poisoning Of
IS persons, one Of whom died. was
ordered today. Spoiled cream pie v
suspected.
Mr.. Thersss Mutt, q, disd.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

70 WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN--oNE
Ford 1929 coach, engine No. A102S1. body.
No. 101262O, will be sold at public auction,
July 25. 1885 at Eichberg's, 1927 R St.
LOOSE ROCK SILL. IN CHEVY CHASE
p: e. free for hauling away Cali cleve-
DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to and from Balto; Phila; and New
cities Dependable Service Since 1895"
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO. phone Decatur $500.
WANT ER3L1RETUSSN Sr,aI6.a LOADS ,,Sa From
ssT sMTrH fsrk TRANSFER Gssa4 Ss eoyes co
1918 You St NV. Phone North 3343
CHAMBERS 1nde9s.tsI, 4 cps q the h laTfis: ss:
world Complete funerals as low as SIS
up. Six chapels twelve parlors, seventeen
cars. hearses and ambulances. twenty-five
undertakers and assistants
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing
$500 Don't waste Insurance money"
Call DEAL with 70 years experience.
lincoln $500.
Evening star., 1935-07-08

Nearly $4,000 Poles have taken resi-
dence in England.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
Tax Return Estimates
Minimum Yield Would Be $118,OOO,OOO, Maxi
mum 1901 500, 900, House Body Is Told
by Morgenthan.

These estimates possible schedules
omitted to the House Ways
Evening star., 1935-07-08
S9O1,5DO,0)D SEEN
IN TAX-R|CH PLAN
Treasury Secretary Gives
Revenue Estimate to
House Group.
IContinued From First Page.)

of these new taxes and safeguard
them as carefully as was the stabili-
cation fund.
Evening star., 1935-10-21
UNION PACIFIC SEES
BUSINESS GAIN SOLID
Road Not to Electrify Itself With
Federal Power, However,
Say Two Officials.

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Nebr., October 21.-Ten
officials Of the Union Pacific Railroad,
including its president and the chair
man of its Board Of Directors, were
unanimous today in the opinion that
business is not only much better
than in many years, but also that 1t
apparently has more substance"
THE occasional flares of the past
few years faded so soon, but 1t now
appears that we actually are coming
back into a place in the sum-" was
the comment of w. A. Hartman of
New York, chairman Of the Board Of
Directors.
Carl r. Gray of Omaha, president,
said the conversion of 1000 box cars
from wood to steel construction in
the company's Omaha shops is evi-
dence of the company's faith In q
rosy future"
Questioned concerning possible elec-
IRRIGATION of their railroad after the
Federal Governments huge power
projects in the Middle West are COM
pleted, both Gray and Hartman shook
their heads.
"Electrification of our lines Is far
Evening star., 1935-10-21

Northwest Business Mems Association
last night adopted resolution urging
Inauguration of bus service across the
new Calvert Street Bridge and down
Eighteenth street.
Copies Of the resolution were sent
to the District Commissioners, the
Public Utilities Commission and the
Capital Transit Co.
The resolution also pointed out that
traflc congestion on Connecticute ave-
nue. has been increased by the addi-
tional buses and stressed the advan-
tages from a traffic standpoint Of
using Eighteenth street as bypass
for some Of the buses. The North
west Business Mems Association repre-
Evening star., 1935-10-21
Diplomat
w eds in
New York
Mr.. McGreer Married
to Mrs. Hett-Other
Nuptials in Capital.

OF interest to diplomatic circles in
Washington is the marriage OF MRS.
Kathleen Lester Hett to Mr.. Darcy
McGreer, second secre AIRY of the Ca
madam Legation, which took place to-
day at noon in the Cathedral of the
Incarnation in Garden City, Long Is
land, the Rev. A. B. KinSolving,
brother in law of the bride, ofdciat-
ing.
The bride. who was given In mar
riage by her father, Mr.. E. Wharton
Lester of Washington, wore a gray
gown with black accessories. She was
unattended.
Following the wedding breakfast
was held at the home of the brides
brother -in-law and sister, Rev. and
Mrs Kinsolving.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. McGreer left
for Montreal, where they will visit
Mr.. McGreer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Empey McGreer. The bride
groom is a grandson Of the Marquis
Emile de Rabiot de Mesle of France,
whom he visited while on leave last
year. Mr.. McGreer. who has been in
Washington several years, served pre-
viously in Ottawa, Geneva and Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs McGreer will make
their home at Is Washington street,
Kensington, Md
The wedding of Miss Dorothy
Lucille Light, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry L. Light, and Mr.. Donald
Imirie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
1mirie, will take place this afternoon
at 4 o'clock in All Saints Episcopal
Church. the Rev. DR.. Henry Teller
Cooke officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Garlock
Of Bethesda, Md, announce the mar
riage of their daughter Ann Boiling
Evening star., 1935-10-21

to Mr.. Robert L. Smith of Washing
ton Friday afternoon, October IS, at
Rockville, Md. Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith
will be at home after November in
the Lincoln Arms Apartments at 5435
Connecticut avenue.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith attended
George Washington University. Mr..
Smith Is connected with the Govern
ment.
A simply arranged wedding took
place at noon Saturday in the historic
Lincoln Chapel of the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church, when Miss
Vivian Weaver became the bride of
Mr.. Stephen D. Brown, both Of Au-
rora, III. Rev. DR.. Joseph r. SiZoo
performed the ceremony.
Miss Weaver has for a number of
years been associated with Moose
heart, the home and school for chill
dren of deceased members of the
Loyal Order of Moose. at Mooseheart,
ILL.,. and was recently transferred to
the Washington Office, where she has
held an official position of great re-
sponsibility. She is also q member
of the Woman's Advertising Club of
Chicago.
Mr.. Brown has for many years been
connected with the Burlington Rail-
road in an official capacity. He is an
alderman in the City of Aurora, ILL.,;
Is chairman of the Finance Com
mittee and serves as mayor in the
absence of that official
The bride wore q tailored gown Of
dark green velvet with a bouquet of
talisman roses and lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have left for a
motor trip through the East and North,
and they will reside in Aurora, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Speake
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Evelyn Helena, to Mr.. Frank J.
Meyer The wedding took place in
the parsonage of Zion Lutheran
Church, Rev. Edward G.. Goetz off,
ciating. Saturday, october IL.
The bride wore dress of rust color,
with black accessories, and corsage
bouquet of gardeniaS.
After the ceremony the attendants.
Miss Elizabeth Frame and Mr.. James
Sheaffer, gave a party for the bride
and bridegroom in the bamboo room
at the willard Hotel. Later Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer left on the Norfolk boat
for Virginia Beach, stopping at the
Cavalier Hotel
Evening star., 1935-10-21
Soviet Flyers to Be in Meet.

BUCHAREST, October II R.-
Outstanding flyers Of the Soviet
Union will attend the international
air meet here October ~, It was an
nounced yesterday.
The decision of the Russian gov
ernment to participate in the cele-
bration gave rise to rumors Of ne
gotiations of q Rumanian-R Russian air
mart
Evening star., 1935-10-21
CLAIM BUSINESS
HURT BY BUS LINE
Northwest Business Mems Asso-
citation Send Resolution to
Commissioners.

Declaring the business Of Its men,
bers has been "very seriously injured"
by the substitution of buses for street
cars on Connecticut avenue, the
Evening star., 1935-10-21

ther away now than when I began
working for the road 22 years ago."
Hartman said. 1T Is unnecessary
and 1t Is costly"
Evening star., 1935-10-21

sents the principal business houses In
the Eighteenth street and Columbia
road area.
Evening star., 1935-10-21

Get Foreign Cargo.
For the first time Russian boats are
carrying foreign cargo.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

nete, que lie fue aceptada. In
mediatamente su Excelencia,
enterado de las cauSas de la
crisis, lie reiter6 su confianza,
encargandole de constituir un
nuevo gobierno.
Ell ST.. Portela Sc dirigi6 a
viSitar al tpresidente de las Cor
ties, don Santiago Alba, V DIES
pueS a les Sres. don Antonio
Maura, jefe de los republicanos
Conservatives, vi don Abilio
Calderon, jefe de la minoria in
dependence. Los dos ultimos Sc
negaron a colaborar en- un nue.
vo gabinete.
Mas tarde ell ST.. Portela Ila-
mo a los periodistas Y les dijo
que continuaba las converSacio-
mes y que formaria un gabinete
de centric, de acuerdo con las
instrucciones del preSidente AL
Gala Zamora, en- horas de la no.
che.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
Dlmitio Ell Gobieno' del Sr. Portela Valladares
FL Presidente Alcala Zamora lie reitero
su copfianza

. Madrid, Die. 31,-Como sc
ha1la anunciado a las diez de
III manana Sc reunieron los mi
nistros en- couSejilli.' antes de
pasar al c~onSejo con Su excelen-
cia el p~seSidente de la Republi-
ca.
Luego de acordarse ell deere
to de disolucion de las CorteS Y
cuando Ell Sr. Portela Nallada-
res pronunciaba un discUrSo eX
plicando la actuacion a Seguir
por ell gobierno en- las venide-
raS eIecciOnes, Surgi0 la crisis,
p~lanteada por ell desacuerdo que
con el eXterioriZarOn los minis
troS SreS. MARTINEZ de Velasco,
CGapaprieta, Alfredo Martinez
V de Pablo Blanc9. Tan pronto
esoS ministries dieron a conocer
SUI deSacuerdo con la norma del
Sr. Porteia Naiiadares, este pa
SO a visitar al PreSidente y lie
entreg6 la renuncia de su gabi-
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
Ell SIR. PORTELA VALLADA-
RES CONSTITUYO UN NUE.
VO GABINETE

Madrid, Die. 31.-En la no
che de aver ell Sr. Portela Va
lladares visito al jefe del esta.
do y lie entrego la lista de SUI
nuevo gabinete, que fue apro-
bada y es la siguiente: presi~
dencia y ministfo de la gober-
nacion, Sr. Porteia Vaiiadares;
ministro de estado INFERNO,
don Manuel Rico Avello, exmi
comisario de Espana en- Ma
rruecos; ministro de la guerra,
general Moiero; ministro de
marina, en- sustitucion del al
mirante Salas, que ell sabado
anuncio su retirada del 60
bierno, CONFERENCE.-The Azaola,
del arsenal del Ferrol; minis
tro de agriculture, SIR, Alvarez
Mendizabal, exradical; minis
tro de hacienda, don Joaquin
Urzais; justicia y trabajo, don
Manuel Becerra; ministro de
obras publicas, don Cirilo del
Rio; ministro de instruction
publica, don Gilberto VillSlo :
Dos.
Solo hay un partido repre- :
sentado directamente en- ell ga
binete, ell progresista, al cual
pertenecia ell Sr. Alcala Zamo-
ra antes de sdr p~residente de la
Republica.
Don Pedro Rahola, de la Lii
ga catalina, tambien dejo de
pertenecer al gobierno. Ell Sir.
Rahola habia venido actuando
como secretario del consejo de
ministries.
Solo cuatro de los ministries
del nuevo gobidrno son dipu :
tados.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
UN PROFESSOR ACUSA A
LA LEGION AMERICANA

Chattanooga, Tenn, Die. 81.
Denunciand0 las practicas de
la Legion Americana en- contra
de supueStas actividades "ro-
Jas, ell professor Thomas f.
Barely, de la Univer,idad de
Stanford, culp6 a la Legion por
actos ilegales, derramamiento
de sangre y asesinatos en- Ca
lifOrnia.
FL "terrorismo' Sc desarro-
10 cuando los obreros trataron
de organizar uniones agricuI-
turales, Los peri6dicos sensa-
cionalistas de la Costa del Pa
cifico caIifican de rojos a todos
los que no comulgan con sus
ideas.
I'm prominente clerigo de
Atlanta, ell DR., Witherspoon, a
taco ante la Association de Glen
ella POIitica al gobernador Tai
madge, de Georgia, afirmando
FL gobernador Talmad2e dice
cue las normas del p~residente
Roosevelt son comunistas 0 so
cialistas pero e. no tiene la me-
nor idea de 10 que esos terminus
significan.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
LOS ACTOS POLITICOS DEL
DOMINGO

Madrid, Die. 31.-Mas de
cien actos politicos Sc celebra-
ron aver en- Espana. FL Sr. Gil
Robes, jefe de la Ceda, reiter6
de nuevo la necesidad de inte-
grar un frente contra-revolu-
cionariO, protegiendo a Espana
de los peligroS del extremism0.
Gil Robes pronunci6 su discur-
so en- Barcelona, donde su par
lido, el Acci6n Popular, tiene
muy poca fuerza.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
LOS ITALIANOS ESTAN U.
SANDO GAS

Dessye, Die. Bel empe-
rador Halle Selassie dirigi6 a.
yer un telegrama a la Sociedad
de Naciones protestando de que
Italia use gases venenosos en-
Ethiopia, violando ell derecho in
ternacional. Asegura Ell rey de
reyes que los italianos qreman
iglesias y acknowledgements ex-
terminan a la pgblaci6n civil.
Las comunicaciones italianas
son atacada continuamente. Els
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

La Prensa Asociada dice hoy
que en- ell nuevo gabinete espa-
mol figuran politicos de centric
y de izquierda,
No hay tai cosa. En- ell nue.
vo gabinete del Sr. Portela Va
lladares la izluierda republica-
ma no esta representada, como
no 10 esta la derecha.
Todos LIS ministries son de
Centre y solo esta representa-
do un partido. ell progresista,
cuya voz "cantante" 10 es, por
ahora, don Cirilo del Rio.
La izquierda republican,, re-
presentada por los Sres. Ma
puel Azana, Sanchez Roman Y
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
EMPEZARON LOS PERIODI-
cos A CIRCULAR A LAS
900 DE LA MANANA

Madrid, Die. 3~1.-Empresas
periodisticas que tieuen in
fluencia cerca del gobierno vic
larOn aver la ley del descanso
dominica a los periodistas, pu
blicando ediciones antes de las
IL de la manana. A las nueve
va circulaban peri6dicos que
no debian haberse publicado a
esa bora. Sc ha pedido la inter
venci6n de la secretaria del ira
bajo, encargada de hacer cum
plir la ley en- vigor.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

Don Fermfn Souto fue a Ca
20 Hueso, en- 1889, y dej6 ALI
a su familia.
En- viaje de regreso para
New York, pas6 por Tampa y
aqai Sc encontr6 de nuevo con
Don Enrique.
mo tie marches-le dijo ell
Sr. Pendas-aqui puedes traba-
jar, 81 10 de:eas, hasta los do
mingos; pero tn solo, nadie
mas.
Acept6 Fermin y durante al
gun tempo ell domingo por la
manana recogia la lave, abria
la fabrica Sc servia la capa Y la
tripa y trabajaba.
Don Enrique lie decia: ell do
mingo tn eres ell dueno de la ia
brica.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
DESTITUCION DE
UN G~OBERNADOR

Madrid, Die. 31.-Por orden
del ministro de la gobernaci6n
fue de tituido hoy eI goberna-
dor civil de la provincial de Cor
doba.
Interinamente Sc ha hecho
cargo del gobierno el secreta-
rio del gobernador. Tambien Sc
ha dado orden de restituir a la
comisi6n gestora provincial los
poderes que el domingo Sc le
Quitaron,
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
Ell avador cubano Antonio Menendez
saldrja en- viaje hasta Sevilla

Habana, Die. 31.-El tenien
tie coronel Aurelio A. Gonzalez
iefe de la marina constitucio-
nal, do aver la noticia de que
ell dfa 10 de enero saldra de
CamagGey a realizar un viaje
hasta Sevilla, Espaha, ell pilo-
to cubano teniente Antonio Me
nendez y Pelaez. Hara ell vue-
10 en- un aeroplanO adquirido
expresamente por la marina,
dando ell primer salto hasta
Fortaleza, Venezuela, desde
donde saltara a Natal, Brasil /;
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

Por encima de las necedades
de Gil Robes, de los reaccio-
narios y de los monarquicos, Sc
escudnara en- Espana la voz de
la izquierda republiana Y los SC
cialistas.
Los discursos del jefe de Ia
Ceda, de Goicoechea, de Calvo
Sotela, de Lerroux, de los que
conspiran d~irectamente o indi-
rectamente en- contra de la Re-
publica, seran contestados por
los ciudadanos Azafa, Barcia,
Jimenez Asua, don Fernando
de los Rios, don Julian Bestei-
70, don Diego Martinez Barrio,
Sanchez Roman, Santalo y o.
tros.
Ell pueblo sabe que la Rep1-
blica solo puede consolidarse
entregando de nuevo ell Poder
a los c~alumniados hombres del
bienio.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
PIDEN LA AMNISTIA

Habana, Die. 31.-Los estu
diantes de Matanzas Sc dirigie
ron aver al presidente Barnet
y secretario de iusticia, Sr.
Morales del Castillo, pidiendo
les Sc apruebe cuanto antes
una amnistia para los presses
politicos. A favor de la am
nistia realizan ge%stiones valic-
sos elementos de la sociedad Gu
.bana,
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
r MULTADO EN-
500 PESOS

Habana, Die. Bel juez
correctional de la seccion Sc :
gunda impuso hoy multa de
$500 a un patrono que anota-
ba en- los lib mos, como pagado
a una empleada suya, ell jornal
minimo, cuando solo lie abona-
ba dos pesos a la semana.
Tratase de un reincidente.
La primera vez, con ell mismo
case, Sc lie conden6 a pagan
una multa de $50.