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Evening star., 1935-03-27
WANTED-REAL ESTATE LOANS.

S29 10000 FIRST TRUST 3 OR 5 YRS.
secured on apt. house fully rented: in per
feet condition: cost was over S10.ObO. 90:
Will pay So. reasonable bonus. Address
Box Sis Star office. rs"
Evening star., 1935-03-27
MEMBERSHIPS PROPERTY

We want. We have q purchaser for several
sites. II YOU have a good location. get in
touch with this ofnce Immediately for
49, WALTER A. BROWN.
1900 II 81. National 1862.
Evening star., 1935-03-27
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY AT A
REAL BARGAIN.
Located in the D. C. on the Metropolitan
Branch of the B & o. r. r. About 3@,00n
50 Fl. of ground. all on grade; about 500
feet frontage on railroad Two LARGE high-
grade buildings and switch. One building
is worth the price we are asking for the
entire property.
WALTER A. BROWN
400 H St National 1852
Evening star., 1935-03-27
SALE-FARMS.

$40 per acre uD. Must be sold. Address
Box 22.-M Star Office.
u ACRES WOODED LAND ON GOOD
road ) miles d. c.: stream. 25u-ft. ele-
vation: $500. terms. Atlantic 5.1O5-J.
DESIRABLE SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS.
> to D acres. clear or wooded, northwest
N road, GpHfP cfT fjPc Sood Schools % tSgsS 9 SaV
per tract 500 cash. SO per month.
OWNER District 7311
FARM HUNTERS, ATTENTION!
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM.
More than 100 acres gently 'ninE
land. S-room dwelling large bank barn.
other outbuildings. well watered and
fenced: S3s75 acre: less than half the
actual value.
24-ACRE FARM MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
Near Rockville. BARGAIN a. $1,000.
Evening star., 1935-03-27

PRICE FOR QUICK SALE-S1.15O.
GruveT- built. 6-room brick. h w H. elec..
garage, Frigtdaire. open fireplace oals
floors throuehout. double screened back
porches. all doors and windows screened,
cement front porch. brick retaining wall.
front yard shrubbed: bus transportation
half block from house. Terms. 81 500
cash ana $50 per month for the remaining
balance. House in perfect condition. Pos
session at once.
H H CARTER. OWNER
BOG Investment Bldg. National 4l1S.
Home. Phone Potomac $500
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

GROOM BUNGALOW. 1 ACRE GROUND.
fenced: SCI so. H. KADAN. Vienna 81 or
Adams 1898 after pm.
S42.5O MONTH.
313 Lansing ave. Colman. Manor. Md
5-room BUNGALOW: bath. gas. elec. hot t-water
garage. J. RIDLEY SHIELDS. owner. 9O7
10th st. Phone Met. 1876. Hyatts. 7s6.M.
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EIUd Eye 81. NJ NHtIO
S4,950
Nr,fefa pdfpu-R roopS oil '

Outstanding-6 rooms all modern: hot
water heat very large living room. stone
fireplace: just redecorated. In Falls
Church, Va. Call Walnut q157.
Evening star., 1935-03-27
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN
S::5-450

HOME OF INVESTMENT.
Attractive Colonial brick home in per-
i feet condition, containing \ unusually large
| rooms and bath. new electric fixtures, elnc-
! tric refrigeration. A bargain at this price.
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S5.5OO-NORTHEAST.

Near Stanton Park-Brick dwelling. 6
rooms and bath. hot-water heat electric
lehts: newly papered and painted Terms,
$50 cash balance Ike rent
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
paDpa
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COLONIAL BRICK-S6 75O

Refinished like new; q large rooms tiled
path . porches. paved street and allny
inspect ~ Girard 81 ne. Open until
Evening star., 1935-03-27
15-ROOM EARLY COLONIAL

. baths: As acres of land. large lawn.
shade trees. flowers: barn chicken houses.
Owner Will trade (subject to $500 trust 4.
for small D. C. property.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., INC.
23.- Shoreham Bldg. National 415u.
Evening star., 1935-03-27
47O8 BLAGDEN TERRACE.

Det brick in select location bordering on
Rock Greek Park. Center hall with large
iiv. r. opening onto big side porch. bed
rms: 3 b. large rec. rm. in basement. :,
hreplaces. "-car gar. with porch above.
slate roof. oil heat; new condition. Open,
Miss REED Adams oln3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

S6.950-6 rooms. tiled bath. brick home
3 porches. h-w.h-. hardwood floors. built
in garage: nev-house condition; conven-
lent TO schools. stores and car lines MI
McNEILL. District 5000. North 5943.
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$4,000.
IN SHADOW OF CAPITOL.

beautiful substantial 3O-ft brick on
a wide avenue. The house is in GOOD
condition and contains s rooms bath
h W n and cleo Truly rare bargain
act quickly
FRANK s PHILLIPS,
P21 18th st. NV
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OWNER-BUILDER OFFEF

Sem-Detached Studio Home
Large living room with open fireplace
unusually large dining room. Wood-pan-
eled library. ELECTRIC HEALTH KITCH-
EN-. spacious dnette 3 bed rooms. &" baths.
large club room with woodworking fire
place house completely furred, caulked,
weather-stripped and screened. Insplc.
today
Out E'h st. NV. to Oneida. Left to Home
HAVE NEW HOMES PRICED FROM
$3.50 10 $500. group and detached.
Also reclaimed homes at bargain
j. A. JORDAN. Dec. 5765. 31'
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TRADE
OLD HOMES FOR NEW.
$500. BROOKLAND. CASH.
S4 5OO-VIRGINIA BUNGALOW

Located on high elevation this side OF
Alexandria and priced very low; Has )
heat hardwood floors. big cellar wide
porch. nee lot and thoroughly comfort
able home in every detail. The condition
is like new and all city improvements are
Evening star., 1935-03-27

CHEVROLET 1881 lI2-ton stake body
truck. l51-inch wheel base. real bar
eain-S2O5 Barry-Pate Motor Co.. 1l30
Evening star., 1935-03-27

WEST OF 10th ST.
One year old built by prominent builder
and of distinctive architecture. This house
is totally unlike the conventional house
The huge living room. of very uncommon
design is a delight to the eye; the other
rooms are proportionally spacious: > lux
uriously equipped baths. oil heat and a
hood and surrounded by fine homes. This
house has every appointment to appeal
to persons Of refinement and wealth. al
though priced at Sl5.50O.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
Evening star., 1935-03-27
SURPRISING BUNGALOW

SURPRISING BUNGALOW
PRICE. S625O-CHEVY CHASE-Here's
the chance Of lifetime to buy spacious
home on one floor. Living room 15x21
regular size dining room, large bed rooms,
finished attic with heated rooms. newly
equipped kitchen: grand porches; huge lot
with trees This foreclosed property is the
best buy on the market. Don't delay. Call
Mr.. CARPENTER, National 1439.
NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
$4,000: 81. 900 cash. bal like rent. 8
rooms. two baths recreation ROOM, garage.
hardwood trim paved @ street @ and alley; See
nhone Mr. Bennett Ge 22gS
WAPLE & JAMES. INCY
1904 18th St NV Di 3346.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17

Very lovely, these pillow
cases with their elabU ate
AppenZell-type, hand-em-
broidered designs. Made
of a nice quality cotton.
Street Floor
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
i. 5. TAX Lien
HITS UTILITY

NEW YORK, Dec. II U.NSO.
Interpreted in financial circles as
the Administrations reply to
Wall Streets campaign against
utility regulation, an assessment
for $48,551 ,845, the largest single
Federal tax lien ever entered in
the southern district Of New York,
was on file today against the
Associated Gas and Electric Com
pany.
The assessment, filed yesterday
by Collector of Internal Revenue
James j. Hoey, was to be followed
today, 1t was revealed, with a fur
ther lien against the $500, ,000, 900
utility empire for $2,500.O00.
The lien for $48,551, ,845 al
legedly covers taxes due the Gov
ernment from the Associated Gas
and Electric concern for corporate
income for the years 1929 to
1888, inclusive. The smaller as
sessment is on income asSertedly
netted by the company in 1927
and 1928. ..
Hoey revealed the liens were
filed in pursuance of instructions
he had received direct from Com
missioner of Internal Revenue
Guy Helvering in Washington.
Helvering'S staff handled all the
details, he said.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
MRS: L0RING
ASKS TO SCAN
DEPOSITS

. Mrs. Francis Loring, Of MT.
Rainier, mother of the slain Cor
lima Loring, went to Upper Marl'
horo, headquarters Of the investi-
cation, today and asked to see
Lieutenant ItZel.
She explained that she wanted
to study with the investigator the
record of the savings account
Corinna had in the National Saw
ings and Trust Company in Wash
.ington. Mrs. Loring said she never
had seen a record of this account.
She said she thought she might
be able to aid in determining
where Corinna spent the S700 in
that account during three months
of last summer. The girl withdrew
the last $50 Of the account on the
day she disappeared.
Beginning q process OF finally
eliminating persons already ques'
toned in their six weeks inquiry,
investigators today called Richard
Tear, 29-year.old fiance OF
Corinna.
.. States Attorney Alan Bowie
and Lieutenant Itzel have been
checking his 500-page statement
as to- his actions the night the
,26.year.old Sunday school worker
disappeared, and today completed
that task.
For q second time last night,
they, went over the route Tear
said he travelled when he left the
girls home, picked up a COM
;panion in the District and re-
reported for work at st. Elizabeths
Hospital, to check on the time
necessary to go over the route.
Although Tear has insisted to
reporters that he is suspect No.
l." the probers have Steadfastly
insisted that they have not found
any important discrepancies in his
a1ibi. >.r
The process Of elimination. by
which one persons statements are
completely checked wherever the
statements. concern other persons,
will be used later on the alibi Of
each Of the girls friends who saw
her the fatal night, police said.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
BOXER GUILTY
IN Staying

FREDERICK, Md, Dec. II.
Alfred Brown, 81, colored boxer,
who spared with Joe Louis, was
found guilty Of first-degree mur-
der by a jury early today.
Brown went on trial yesterday,
charged with the murder of Man
uel Silva Varella, 45-year-old Span
ish sailor and common-law huS-
band of Browns mother.
! The body Of Varella was found,
battered and C., arreG, on a lonely
road several miles north Of Rock
vile about a month ago. Brown
was arrested the same day and
confessed to the Staying, claiming
self defense.
Brown faces the death penalty
or life in prison. Sentence will
not be passed for several days.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
MD. ADVISORY
GROUP. NAMED

COLLEGE PARK, Nd, Dec. II.
In line with his announced policy
of giving the faculty a larger voice
in formulating the policies Of the
institution, H. c. Byrd, acting
president of the University Of
Maryland, today announced the
appointment Of a committee to CO.
ordinate the york of the various
departments.
The committee is the second
faculty group appointed to i'm.
prove the teaching methods at the
university since Mr.. Byrd became
acting president after the custer
Of DR.. R. A. Pearson as the result
Of faculty dissatisfaction with his
administration.
The latest committee, headed
by DR.. c. o. Appleman, dean Of
the Graduate School, will meet
this week to plan study Of the
required curricula in an effort to
cut out duplication In subject
matter. Thirteen faculty men,
bers and administrative officers
comprise the group.
The duties Of the first commit
tee, appointed at the beginning Of
school this year, are to organize
the work of the four main di.
visions of the College Of Arts and
Sciences and to act as personal
advisers to the students Of this
college.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Plans Are Pushed
For New HIGHWAY

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Dec. II.
Apparently having no intention of
abandoning the program for con-
struction of a new dual highway
from Hagerstown to Frederick de-
spite an order to do so from Cover,
nor Harry w. Nice, State Road
Commission agents continued to-
day to negotiate with property
owners both in Washington and
Frederick counties for rights Of
way for the new highway. Road
commission survey crews con-
tinued to push completion Of the
survey for the new highway.
Approval Of an appropriation of
one million dollars from the PWA
is expected from Washington
within the next few days.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Government Print
Plant Forced 10 Quit

Unable to make both ends meet,
one of the oldest and best equipped
printing establishments under the
management Of the government Of
China has suspended business.
This unusual action of a gov
eminent institution was taken by
the bureau Of printing and en-.
craving Of the ministry of finance
in Peiping after the staff mem
bers refused to work unless they
received several months back
pay. =
Some time ago the bureau began
to reduce wages and cut down the
staff, but could not stem the tide
of red ink. Y. D. Shen, a former
director Of the bureau. recently
was found guilty Of misappropria-
ton of funds and mismanagement
and barred for IA years from hold
ing any government position.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Army Filler Killed;
Former Grid Star

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. II Q.N.S).
Second Lieut.. Robert L. Rosy"
carver, former West Point foot
ball star, and attached to the
Fifty-fifth. Pursuit Squadron at
Barksdale Field, La. was killed in
stantly yesterday when his plane
crashed at Chapman Field, Army
base, near here. His single-seater
pursuit plane had been towing a
target for four other ships Of his
squadron. AS he cut the target
loose, witnesses said, the ship went
into a spin. In 1882 Carver gradu'
ated from West Point, where he
starred for four years in athlet-
les. being prominently mentioned
as an All-American football quar-.
terback.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
50 Needy Children
Have Early Christmas

ARLINGTON, Va, Dec. II.
Nearly so children Of Arlington
county had a premature Christ
mas here last night as students
of Arlington Hall Junior College
for Girls held their annual
Christmas night for the needy.
Ranging in ages up to six
years. the children were brought
to the school by Mrs. Mae E.
Jacobs, superintendent of public
welfare for Arlington county.
Miss Louise Spadero, a member
Of the senior class, acted as
Santa Clause.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
coIored Democrats Meet

Plans for the development of a
national organization will be COM
pleted at the regular meeting to-
night at o'clock of the Young
Colored Democratic Club of Amer.
lea at the Twelfth Street Branch
Y. M. c. A. The club also will
open an intensive drive for new
members in the District Of Co
lumbia.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
BARRIERS to Elect

Officers in the Master BARRIERS
Association of America will be
elected for the coming year in a
meeting to be held tonight at the
Powhatan Hotel.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17

Attractive gift box of two
pillow cases. size 42x38k,
made with wide colored bor-
ders and hemstitched hens.
Street Floor
The Washington times., 1935-12-17

-72xS4 size covered with
be tiful "clairnese"
celanese taffeta and filled
with white goose down!
Plain or reversible two
tone colors.
Street Floor.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
AGARRO A UN "LADRON" Y
NO LIE DEJO MARCHARSE

Hace pocos dias Robert c.
Young pas6 I'm cheque a la ia
milia Northup sin tener dinero
en- el banco y aver la Sra. E. l..
Northup, Vecina del numero
2806 de la Gale Azeele, lie en-
Icontr6 en- la Gale de Franklin.
Sin titubeos, la mujer que pesa
100 libras, Sc lanz6 sobre ell HON
.bre y lie sujet6, pidiendo ell au-
xilio de la policia. Young no pu-
do soltarse y momentos despues
.ingresaba en- la carcel del con-
.dadO.
La sonora dijO que ell indivi-
duo lie habia comprado flores y
plantas por valor de $26, dan
dole en pago un cheque de $50,
que ella admiti6 creyendolo bue
no. De su bolsillo lie do al indi-
.viduo la diferencia.
Mas tarde comprob6 que ell
cheque era false y Sc pusO en- la
pista del delincuente, apresan-
dolo aver.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

esfuerzos que haga, y que urge
la organization de un mejor
eJercito y de una mas fuerte
escuadra. "Espana, dijo, Ell la
iona de Tanger tiene menos
ventajas que ell Jap6n y otros
paises.' Pidi6 al ministro de
marina que aclarase las pala-
bras de su antecesor, ell almi
rante Salas, cuando diio que
una naci6n sc hallaba dispues-
Ia a unirse a Espana para pro
teger las Islas Baleares.
Ell ministro de estado, Sr.
Rocha, manifesto en- las Cor
ties que Francia, lnglaterra y
Espana marchan de acuerdo
sobre los asuntos de Tanger.
Inglaterra ha ofrecido dar a co
nocer sus intenciones, en- no.
viembre, sobre los tratados que
actualmente rigen en- Tanger,
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
Notcias Cablegraficas Condensadas de Espana

Madrid, Mayo Tia sala
seXta del tribunal supreme al
dictar fallo absolutorio en- fa-
Vor de los generates Damaso
Berenguer y Hernandez de He
redia dice no haber podido
comprobar que estos incurrie-
ran en- responsibilities con
motive del fusilamiento de los
Ncapitanes Galan y Garcia Her
nandez.
( I'm delegado del gobierno
empezara a actuar la semana
proxima en- contra del paro o.
brero, que sigue extendi6ndo
Sc por toda la peninsula.
La avioneta en- que trata
de realizar I'm vuelo hasta Me
iico ell photo Pombo es de ia
bricacion inglesa y lleva pin
tadaS las palabras Santander-
MEXICO. Ell motor es de 1870 ca.
ballos de ~fuerza, pero puede
desarrollar una velocidad de
1000 kilometres por bora. Sc
calcuIa en- 1900 Kilometres ell
radio de acci6n. BESIDE Cabo
Verde dara ell salto hasta Ma
tai, en- ell Brasil, siguiendo des
pues a la Guayana inglesa, la
iGuaira, Colombia, Panama,
Guatemala y MEXICO.
-Hablando sobre la politi-
ca exterior de Espana, en- ef
Congress-, ell condo de Romance
mes manifesto que en- case de-
guerra Espana no podra man
tenerse neutral, no imp0rta los
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

tas que VOtaron en- contra son
Bailey, Burke, Byrd y Tydings.
Ell resultado de la votaci0n in
Idica que ell presidente Roosevelt
do su apoyo a la ley, que con
Itiene estos puntos:
Reconoce eel derecho de los ira
bajadores a discutir colectivaJ
mente con los patronos, por me
do de representatives debida-
mente electos crea un comite de
tres, nombrado por ell Presiden-
tie, que servira como un tribu-
nal supreme del trabajo en- las
disputas industriales; declara
ilegales las uniones dominadaS
Ipor las companies; es~pecifica
que los patronos deben confe-
renciar con los representatives
de la mayoria de sus obreros, y
EN- casos donde haya duda sobre
la mayoria, ell comite queda au-
TORNADO para ordenar Y super
Ivisar eleeciones eu las fabricas>
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
,CHUNGAS Y NO CHUN6E
Un aESssalo de "La Revista BIan4a."- Feito, SUI
sregro, el panadero espahol y E5tfiquito Fernan-
DEE. - La espantosa realidadS

LA Revista Blanea," que por la nochy con I'm atadd der
ayudara con frecuentes articu- tro del autom6vil Y dicen a IL
los a "a caVsa de la revoluci6h acongojada esposa y famnia
cubana. denunciando Ia tiraA res:
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
Prohibe ell Senado la venta de bebidas alcoholic
Gas en- domingo y vender a doscientos pies de
c~olegios e iglesias

Tallahassee, Mayo 17.-Todo
ell dia de aver 10 pas6 ell Senado
trabajando en- la ley sobre con
troll de la venta de bebidas alco-
h6licas, resolviendo prohibir Ia
Venta los domingos Y vender a
200 pies de distancia de escue-
las e iglesias.
Pof 80 votos contra 5 Sc apro
DO la ley mandada de la CANA
IA, adicionandoSele nuevas en-
miendas.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
FOSSEY Els Ell NUEVO ALI
CALDE DE MIAMI

Miami, Mayo Tia nueva
comisi6n de gobierno de la mu-
nicipalidad eIigi6 aver aIcalde
al Sr. A. d. II. Fossey, quien SUI
cedera a f. C. Sewell. Inmedia-
tamente la comisi6n orden6 Sc
investigue ell departamento de
policia y pidi6 la renuncia de
los miembros de la c0misi6n del
servicio civil, Volvi6 a ser nom
brado administrator ell Sr. l..
Lee, un experi0dista.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

Derrot6 Ell Senado, luego de
,m2vido debate, una enmienda
de Futch prohibiendo la yenta
'por copas, Otras enmiendas, la
mayor parte de aclaraci6n, fue-
ron aprobadas, Cr6ese que la Ca
mara Sc negara a concurrir en-
la enmienda que prohibe la ven
Ia en- domingo, pasando enton-
ces las dificultades a una conf
sion mixta.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
ell Senado la ley Wagner en- favor de que
Sc respete Ell derecho de los trabajadores

Washington, Mayo liza
ey Wagner, que persigue ell pro
p6sito de evitar las huelgas obi
gando a ~patronos y obreros a
ajustar diferencias amigable-
mente, fu6 aprobada aver en- ell
Senado, por 63 votos contra IL,
Ocho republicanos, Austin, Glib
son, Hale, Hastings, Keyes, Met
calf, Townsend y Vandenberg,
votaron en- contra. Los democra
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
La Pequena Camara de Comercio
eIigio Presidente a Ben Davis

Ell cono1do joven Ben E. Da-
Wis, hijo dA captain Davis y pro
metido de la bella Srta. Fernan-
.dez Rey, fue aver elscto presi1
dente de la Peqpsaak amara de
Concrete de Tampa, en- renida
vctaci6n, Derrot6 Davis a j.
Hartwell Jones, Ell otro candida
to.
John N, Harrison, jr,, alcan-
20 la vicepreSidencia; Charles
Magruder fue reelecto |secreta-
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

hab6rseIe e nc0ntrado en- su do
micilio varias armas, sera ex-
pulsado para Mejico, por indie
Iseable. FL ST.. Manrique de Lara
Ies un prominente miembro del
A. 3. C..
En- la secretaria de educa-
.ci6n tendra lugar ell dia 20 de
mayo el acto de entrega de las
medallas de orc y diplomas a
los maestros que lleven ejercien
do ell magisterio % amos conse-
Ieutivos,
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

Ijuventud, sin tenor a la muerte
buscando vengar a sus compa-
neros Y redimir a la patria man
cillada!
liza sangre y la v~iolencia ge-
neran sangre y mayor violencia
,pero Ia causa de la rev9luci6n
triunfara porque sobre sus ba-
iros &c cara a las estrellas,
l"duermen" iJa cuerpos de los
l~ciudadanos enganados y traicio-
nadoa!
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

A~ 4SSfAoto D4o HNS
ayudara con frecuentes articu-
los a "a caVsa de la revolution
Guiana, denunciando la tira4
MIA de Gerardo Machado y Mo
rales, ACADIA de publican un ira
bajo con ell titulo 10 que es la
Dictadura de Batista," y dice:
Apenas transcurrido ano Y me
tdio de la huida del aseEino Ma
chado, refugiado ahora en- Pa
MS, disfrutando de los milo
nez que arrancara al pueblo de
Cuba, nos encontramos de nue.
vo Ell situacion tai de barbarie
v brutalidad que hace que la
genie sencilla del pueblo ano-
re la epoca del terror de aquel
asesino, a quien Sc denomlno
monstruo mas de una vez."
Los crimenes perpetrados por
los tt stemente celebres exper-
tos, en- la era machadista, han
sido superatdos con creces por
los que realizan actualmente
los hampones y sicarios del ser
vicio secreto del ejercito."
Contra un pueblo compile :
tanente desarmado, que no a.
taco, las fuerzas Sc cubrleron
de gloria, en- la pasada huelga
general, asesinando a estudian
ties, o5reros Y ciudadanos iner-
mes, sacandolos de sus casas
en- horas de la noche. Para que
Sc comprenda hasta que punto
llcg6 la exacerbaci6n del cri :
men entire los encargados de
"'salvar a Cuba del desorden,"
podemos senalar ell case del do
BILE asesinato del estudiante u
niversitario Armando Feito y
su suegro, la del obrero pana-
dero Crescencio Freyje, natu-
raj de Espana; la del exsubse-
c~retario de gobernaci6n en- ell
gabinete del DR.. Grau San
Martin, Enrique Fernandez, a.
parte de los 200 oposicionistas
y obreros mas que fueron ase-
sina3os en- los dfas II, IL y 13
de Marco"
Gel case de Feito es entire
otros ell que Sc destaca mas
por les caracteres de criminal
refinamiento que reviste su E.
jecuci6n. Era este estudiante
bien caracterizado desde la lu-
cha valiente contra Machado,
por Ia cual sufri6 largas prisio-
mes, tanto en- la Habana como
en- ell solitario Preside Mode
10. Ell domingo dia 10, en que
empezaba la huelga general,
encCntrandose en- ella va los
estudiantes, Sc pr~esentaron a
las once de la noche fuerzas de
infanterfa de la marina de que
ira y mitad del servicio secre-
to, golpearon la puerta y les
fue alberta imprudentemente
por Ell suegro de este, a la sa-
zon que ell estudiante dormia
con su companera e hijita de
cuatro meses de edad. Enton-
ces, pese a sus protestas y las
de 81 companera, lie hicieron
yestirse para llevarselo. Ante
Ia augusta de gu companera,
el suegro requiere acompanar-
10 hasta la Jefatura de Policia,
donde Sc encontraba la conan
dancia militar, solicitud a que
acceien los mil;tares y paisa-
nos de- servicio secreto."
"Poco despues, los familia-
res concurren a la Jefatura de
Policfa para saber de los dete-
nidos, Y al no en%contrarlos, re
corren durante la noche todai
Las estaciones de policfa de Ia
ciudad. infructuosamente. En-
trada va la manana, cuando tt
das las investigaciones para &C
nccer ell paradero de los preso;
habian fracasado, tocan nue..
vamente a la puerta, Y al abrIl
aparecen parte de los mismo:
individuos que sc los llevarar