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La opinión., 1935-05-16
LITTLE WOLF VENCIO
A BROWNING ANOCHE

Chief Little Wolf, ell indio navajo
que es considerable va como ell IA
vorito para triunfar en- ell torneo in
ternacional &c luchas en- ell Olympic
Auditorium. conquisto anoche su
primera victoria al derrotar al X
campeon mundial Jim Browning en-
21m 55s.
Browning do mucho trabajo al
indio con SUI lave de aeroplano, Pc
TO Little Wolf logro salvarse en- tres
ocasiones antes de aplicar su TENT
BILE '1lave de la muerte" a Browning
para ponerlo fuera de combatc.
En- las demas luchas de anoche
los contendientes Bob Russell y Ted
Christy fueron ellminados del tor
neo, ell primero por Sander Szabo.
de Hungria, y ell segundo por Pete
Mehringer. de Estados Unidos.
Los otros encuentros terminaron
ash: Hans Kampher, de Alemania.
yenci6 a Maynard Bloomfield. de In
glaterra; Sergei Kalmikoff, de Ru-
STA. vencio a Sun Jennings. de Es-
tados Unidos; Dean Detton. de Es-
tados UniGos. derroto a Juan Hum
berto, de Argentina; Ernie Dusek,
de Estados Unidos. derrot0 a Ma
tros Kirilenko. de Russia; kiman
Kudo. do Japon. derroto a Russ Yves
coat, de Hawaii, y Nick Lutte. de
Estados Unidos. venci0 a Marin
Plestina. de Yugoeslayia.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
HOY DE-
RIO De ORC A
LAS5.55A.M
Sc drige a Brasil
para seguir de ahi a Cen
t~roamerica y Mexico
Ell ioven aviador 'tiene en-
Mexico una eta con su
novia'.- P Salida

SEVILlA, Espaha, mayo 16.-
tUP). -(JueVes1.- Siguiendo Ia
hueIla marcada a traVes del Allan
tico por ell "cuatro Vientos',-el
avion en- que los photos Mariana
6arbersn y Joaquin Collar eneon-
traron la muerte en- su intento por
Iiegar hasta Mexico,-el joven svia-
dor espanoi Juan lgnacio Pombo,
de Fl anos de edad, inicio hoy en- Ia
~madrueada un vuelo desde Espans
hasta Mexico con ell objeto princi-
pal de "cumplir una cita amorosa'
en- la capital azteca.
pombo leyant6 su avi6n del aero
puerto de villa Cisneros, en- Ia po-
session espanola de Rio de ORC, a
las sos de la ~madrugada. saliendo
de Ia costa n~oroeste de Africa pa
IA cruzar 81 Atlantico del Sur v
prosesuir hacia Mexico. Segun los
planes del joven photo, cruzara Ell
.Atlantico hacia la America del Sur,
recorriendo una distancia sproXi-
mazda de 200 millas. para lueeo
seeu'r Ia costa con direction a Ia
capital meXicana.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
OESAPARECEN
z RE[|QU|AS
H|ST0R|CAS.
La policia ha interrogado a
varias personals, pero no
7 aclara ell case
I'm sacerdote noto la desa-
paricion de un caliz de
$500 y de un copon

I'm eseandaloso robo fue descu-
bierto aver en- la lglesia de Nues-
ira Sonora de los Angeles, desapa-
reciendo de maner misteriosa dos
preciosas reiiquias de considerable
valor intrinseco . historieo.
La policfa tomo conocimiento del
case. procediendose desde luego a
las prlmeras investigaciones. sa-
biendose u algunas personas fue-
ron i~nterrogadas sobre el~partieu-'
lar.
Ell Rev. sacerdote Santiago Ar
mas, pastor del citado temple si-
tuado en- ell lugar donde fue la Gu
ma &c esta ciudad, fue quien pri-
nero Sc dio cuenta de la desapari-
cion de los valiosos objetos, en- los
momentos que Sc disponia a Off
ciar en- una de las misas de la
madrugada.
Las reliquias desapareoidas son
un caliz de riquisimo labrado, y
un copon que Sc usaba para lle-
var los Santos Oleos a los enfer-
mos en- articulo de muerte. FL ca
liz, que Sc empIeaba en- las grandes
ceremonies para ser elevado ell San
tisimo. tiene un valor de mas de
$4,000, y ell copon $4,000. segdn
dice ell pastos de la iglesia.
No sc sabe en- que forma hayan
desaparecido. va que los ~empleados
de la sacristia y del temple en- ge-
neral tienen mucho cuidado con to-
dos los bienes de la iglesia.
FL temple de Nuestra Sehora de
los Angeles, que fue la pieGra n
gular del Cristianismo en- esta ciu-
dad. fue edificada por los misione-
ros e~spanoles ell ano de 1851.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
FUE ASESINADO AVER
Ell DIRECTOR DE Ell co
MERCIO, DE LIMA

United Press para LA OPINION
LIMA. Peru, Mayo 10 I'm doble
asesinato ~proyocado por Ia s~ituacion
politica del Peru ocurrio hoy en-
esta ciudad, cuando ell conocido pc
riodista Antonio Miro Quesada, di-
rector del periodico lei Concrete, y
SUI esposa. fueron muertos a bala-
EOS por un joven miembro de Ia Fe-
Geracion Aprista Juvenil.
FL asesino, Carlos Spiers, de 10
amos de edad. intent0 suicidarse des
pu6s de dar muerte a sus victimas,
pero solo logro herirse en- Ia cabeza,
siendo arrestado por la policia.
Miro Quesada fue muerto de un
balazo en- la %espalda, y su esposa
fue herlda mortalmente tambi6n
cuando echo 81 cuerpo frente al Gel
perlodista para protegerlo contra
las balas del asesino.
lei director de FL Concrete, uno
de los %periodicos mas antiques y de
importancia en- ell pals. era MEM
bro de una Distinguish familia pc
ruana, y heredo la direction del pc
riodico de su padre. Jose Antonio
Miro Quesada. en- 1905.
BESIDE entonees, bajo su direction,
FL Concrete Sc convirtio en- uno
de los periodicos diarios de mas
importancia EN- Peru.
I'll Partido Aprista a que pertene-
ce ell ioven matador, es una de las
organizaciones mas f~uertes en- Ia
| oposicion al gobierho del Peru.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
UNA TRAG|CA
EMBOSCADA
I'm P0L|C|A
Ell agente fue muerto a ba-
lazos; I'm mexicano bus
cado por sospechoso
Green que Sc vengo de Ell
por haber matado antes
a I'm compatrlota

IN nuevo asesinato rodeado de
mo sospecha "la venganza de un
mexicano", oourrio aver en- Ia ma
drueada cuando ell velador John
Michael Scully, de 80 amos de edad,
cayo mortalmente herido en- los mo
mentos que recorria 81 circuito que
tenia a su cargo.
Serian como las ISIS de la ma
f1ana cuando los vecinos que radi-
can en- las inmediaciones de un
callejon que Sc desprende &c la
Gale Towne a la Croker, entire
las Gales Septima y octava. oye-
ron un disparo seco y la carrera
precipitada de un hombre.
Algunos de los vecinos salieron
a enterarse, llamaron a la policfa y
tr6 antes de que llegara ell auXilio
encontraron al velador, va agoni-
zante. con un disparo de %escopeta
en- la espalda. Su muerte Sc regis
medico.
Dos versiones formula desde lue-
go Ia %policia Investigators. La pri-
mera. que habia siGo muerto al pre-
tender evitar un robo en- ell edifi-
clio Merchants Fire Dispatch. que
era ell que tenia bal 10 su yisilancia.
y segundo, que fu6 victima de una
venganza.
Sc da mas crtdito a 10 segundo
que a 10 primero. por ell hecho de
haber recibido por Ia espalda el
fatal disparo. pues de haber esta-
do prevenido el asalto 10 habria re
eibido &c frente.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
MATO A UN MExlCANo

Los Investigators Sc bssan tam
bien en- que Scully msto a un me-
xicano, hace dos amos. e hirio a
otro en- esa misma OCCASION, cuando
%pretendian robar un establee'mien-
to cercano al que Ell habia venido
vigilando durante los ultimos eineo
amos. FL herido fue capturado, y a
la fecha ests %pursando fuerte SEN
tencia en- San Quintin.
"Es possible que parientes o ami
eos del mexicano muerto hayan tie
nido que YER en- el asesinato de
Scully'. diieron los oficiales inves-
tlga6ores. r~efirienlose a una po-
sible venganza.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
PROTESTA POR Ell ASAL
TO A UN TEMPLE

cuLtAcAN. Sinaloa, mayo 10
GIilo Directo), - Seiscieatos fieles
desfilaron hoy Ell la tarde por Ell
santuario de Guadalupe como un
desagracio por Ell asalto cometido
anoche por un grupo de desconoci-
dos.
En- efecto. aprovechdndose de que
II Iglesia no estaba vigilada, un
fuerte grupo de d-esconocidos lapido
Ia iglesia. derribo las puertas y las
ventanas y Sc apoder6 de los va
SOS y ornamentos ~sagrados.
Miles de cat6licos Sc han dirigldo
al Gobierno protestando por ell aten-
tado. anunciando al mismo tempo
que manana llevaran a cabo una
manifestation de protesta.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
PoRTADoR DE MENSAJEs

Pombo es portador de varios men
safes que las autoridades espano!as
envian por su conducto a los gobier
nos de Brasil. Venezuela. Panama,
Guatemala Y Mexico, v un saludo de
las autoridades municipales de San
lander para el Ayuntamiento de Ia
ciudad de Mexico.
Antes de su salida de Madrid. en-
preparation para la iniciacion del
vuelo, ell joven photo fue agasaja-
do en- Ia capital por I'm numeroso
Srupo de amigos Y las autoridades
espanolas. Aver ell Club Aereo Y Ia
colonia de %Santander en- esta ciu-
dad, 10 despidieron con un banquete.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
IUcHo ANTES DE MoRlR

Que Ell velador luch6 desespera-
damente antes de MORN, sc despren
de por ell hecho de que a mas de
rs pies de distancia de 81 Sc encon-
traron huellas de pisadas ensan-
grentadas. mientras que en- aigu-
nos lugares de la banqueta Sc en-
contraron huellas ensangrentaGas
de los dedos de sus manos
Scully cay6 muerto a espaldas
de la casa situada en- ell ISL Towne
Ave. donde Sc presume que agoto
sus 1ltimos ~alientos de vida al
pretender brincar un cerco.
Isl no fue muerto por un me-
xicano, 10 fue por un negro. dice
ell velador U. Shelton, de csc mis-
mo rumbo. diciendo que a las 2:4S
81 fue %balaceado por un indiriduo
de CUTS obscure que estaba car
sando un canton. y hugo en- este
La opinión., 1935-05-16
Sc Defender LOS
AGRICULTORES

GUADAlAJARA, Jal, mayo 10.
-GEXclusivo). - Los pr.ncipaIes
asricultores del Estado han ce'ebra-
do varias juntas para defenderse
contra las actividades de varios mu-
nicipios que entregan tierras de las
fincas a deternimados individuos
con ell preteXto de que esan abando-
nadas, no obstante estar va prepa-
radas para ell cultivo.
Con este motive, los Juzgados de
Distrito radicados en- esta ciudad.
estan recibiendo numerosas deman-
das de amparo presentadas por les
hacendados afectados.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
COLONIA DE NUDISTAS
EN- MEXICO
clupAp DE MEXICO, mayo

ClJDAD DE MEXICO, mayo IS.
-(Exclusivo).-iYa hay nudistas en-
Mexico. Una colonia de esta clase
Sc encuentra establecida desde ha-
ce tempo en- un sitio denominado
Molino de Bazares. a diez minutes
en- automovil sobre la carretera que
une esta ciudad con Ia de Toluca.
A juzgar por las informaciones
adquiridas por los Periodicos Lo-
zano, esta colonia, cuya organiza-
cion interior Sc desconoce, viene
func;onando desde hace muchos
dias, contando a la fecha con trein-
Ia o cuarenta colonos que Sc pasean
en- traje paradisfaco.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
OLACHEA LEGO AVER A LA CAPITAL

FL Gohernador Olachea fue reel
Dido aqui por un grupo de amigos,
anunciando que manana visitara al
Presidente para hablar con 81 So
hre diyersos problemas de su go
bierno en- la Baja California.
La opinión., 1935-05-16

ClUOAD DE MEXICO, mayo is.
-(Hilo Directo).-El general Agus-
tin o'achea. Gobernador del Dstrito
Norte de la Baja Cal fornia. lloso
hoy a esta ciudad para c~onferenciar
0 el P~residente Cardenas.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
P0MB0 Sc LAMA AL 0CEAN0
EN- vUEL0 D|RECT0 A MEXICO!
GlOriOsOs IniciadOres.

La hazeHa ;niciada esta rodyugada por Juan lgna-
clio Pon,bo al ~lanzorse al Ahdntico en- Vueio drecto
a Mexico ha veaido 4 recordar a los Glorosos lnl-
ciadores de este %intento: Barberdn y Collar.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
LA EDUcACloN SOCIALISM,

R~efiri6nGose a la education So
cialista, ell primer magistrate de-
finio la nueva orientacion educate
va del gobierno como Eel prop6sito
de organization para la eXplota-
Gin colectiva de las fuentes produc
toras del pals. asegurando que la
nueva enselanza ha ganado terreno,
y que solo Sc enfrenta va a una pc
quena oposicion del fanatismo y la
ig%norancia."
Tn tribute de admiration a los
maestros que han caido "vfctimas
del fanatismo" en- ell 6esempeho de
su magisterio, fue hecho por ell Pre-
sidente Cardenas, diciendo que los
ataques a los maestros socialists
son de "lesa civilizacion". por 10 cual
Ell gobierno ha dictado enersicas dis
posiciones a fin de proteger las vi
das de los maestros.
Ell Presidente termino su men,
safe del Dia del Maestro pidiendo
al magisterio que Sc una EN- un solo
grupo a fin de cooperar en- la ardua
labor del gobierno nacional y
"cumplir con las Responsibilities
que hemos eontraido con ell pueblo.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
& D[bER De
I'm MAESTRO
SOCIALIST
Lo flo aver Ell general Car
denas en- un discourse al
Magisterio actual
Ell fanatismo, dice, es Ell
lnico enemigo de Ia En-
senanza Socialista

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo IS.
-(hilo directo).- Una eXcitativa al
magisterio mexicano para que "de-
sempehe las funciones sociales de
mas trescendencia'' y cumpla las
reformas al Articulo Tercero Cons
titucional. fue hecha hoy por el Pre-
sidente Cardenas con motive de Ia
celebration del Dia del Maestro. que
fue Observable en- todas las escue-
las del pals.
Que la tarea principal de los macs
tros en- las eseuelas es ~"forjar ell es-
piritu de las uevas generaeiones,
rompiendo las viejas tradiciones, y
creando un intense dinamismo en-
las juventudes", fue 10 que declare
ell Presidente de la R~epublica EN- su
mensaje a los miembros del maGis
terio.
eel masisterio". ahadi6 ell Presi-
dente. "debe desterrar de la ninez
esa tendencia suicida hacia la bu-
%rocracia, y amman a los pcquehos
para que lleguen a convertirse en-
un factor ~economico del future.
La opinión., 1935-05-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-11
''Things Look Dark to Bruno,
His S Special Guard Declares
Defendant Is More Worried NO,o Than
Euer Before, Says Deputy Who Is
"S0me,uhat attached" to Him.

get It. I've never been in close con-
tact with such a situation before, and
it's given me new slant on human
nature.
Naturally I became somewhat at
tached to him. There's something
sort Of likeable about the fellow. He
ISN'T all bad
For example, he Is very clean. He
likes to take baths, and stands under
the shower for half an hour.
Feels Sorry for Him.
IT feel sorry for the man." Low
continued. Hes In such a rotten
jam. It depressed me when the evi-
dence against him seemed so damag-
ing. I felt as If I were walking the
last mile with him.
Low said that Hauptmann seems
deep in thought all the time, and In
the last few days has read very lit
tie.
He feels badly for his wife and
child" said the deputy. That's the
hole in his armor
AT first he was cold and stoical,
and gave no outward signs of feeling.
AS the trial date approached, he
showed signs Of nerves, and later, in
the first days Of the trial, seemed to
enjoy the limelight.
He spent time combing his hair
and Strengthening his clothing before
he entered court. Then he became
annoyed about it all. Once when we
went in and people stared, he said,
silly people
"And now he Is worried"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-11
TRADE COMMISSION
QUARTERS HUNTED
Federal Reserve Board Soon to
Build on Site-Space at
a Premium.

Government space is at such a
premium now that the National Park
Service, which has charge of allocat-
ing space here, is puzzled over where
to house the Federal Trade Commits
sion. A. E. Demaray, associate di-
rector Of the National Park Service,
admits he Is stunped.
The Government has sold to the
Federal Reserve Board, the land at
Twentieth street and Constitution ave-
nue., on which the temporary building
housing the Trade Commission now
stands. This structure will be torn
down soon to make way for the new
Reserve Board Building.
Demaray has found that although
the buildings in the triangle are COM
pleted, there is no place to locate
the Trade Commission. The alley
dwelling authority, which is seeking
to eliminate Washington's blighted
areas, has been lucky enough in the
race for space to get q couple Of
rooms additional in the new Post Of
flee Department Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-11
COLLECTOR PICKETS
HOUSE FOR DEBTS
Shouts Claims to Neighbors and
Judge Rules His System
Is Lawful.

LAKEWOOD, Ohio (R.-A one
man collection agency has gone on
the picket line here.
On two consecutive mornings he
has walked back and forth before
Lakewood house, shouting hoarsely:
Mr.. - owes me S. Mr.. -
owes me SIS. and he won't pay me-"
Neighbors called police. When the
collection agency knocked of for the
day and climbed in his auto, he was
picked up for having a defective
muff1er-on the auto, that is.
Police decided there was not much
they could do about his system, so
long as he told the truth and shouted
no louder than hucksters and ash
men.
Whereupon the man who gave his
name as William Esry said he guessed
he would go back to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-11

he pleases Of DR.. Condor, but I don't
share that opinion.
Condor Stands
Behind Something Unholy.
Condor" he shouted. stands be-
hind something in the case that Is
unholy. I'll bear it out, believe, by
his testimony and his actions here
In this court"
He expressed his skepticism of DR..
Condon's entrance into the case.
Here, over in the Bronx is that
man." he said, living close to City
Island, close to the water fronts. He
may have all the college degrees in
the world, so have many Of the great
est criminals in our prisons"
There's no criterion" Reilly said,
because you come from one school or
another.
There's one thing that sticks out In
this case. I'm reading from DR.. Con-
don's testimony. Condor Of the Bronx
knew nothing about Red johnson un-
less he had connection with him"
Reilly searched through a newspaper
report Of the transcript.
He read Condon's statement that he
entered the case because suspicion
pointed to lone poor sailor, Henry Red
Johnson"
DR.. Condor testified, Reilly read on,
that he always tried to help the under
dog"
DR.. Condor found out that johnson
was not that kind of fellow" Reilly
read further
Building up an alibi for a man."
Reilly declared, who was never
brought back for this trial"
Continuing to pound away at Con-
don, Reilly read from the intermedi-
ary's testimony that he knew the
night of the kidnapping" that johnson
had phoned Betty Cow.
Caught of his guard" Reilly de-
clared, by a quick question"
DR.. Condor corrected his testimony.
explaining he knew later that the
call had been made.
Reilly Expresses
Doubt Of Condor Ad.
"Now. doesn't he figure in this band,
this band that robbed Col Lindbergh
Of his child?" Reilly demanded as he
finished his recital
He spoke next of Cordon's adver-
tisement in the Bronx Home News
which brought his designation as in
termediary.
II don't believe there ever was such
an advertisement" he shot at the
jury.
mo one saw that letter. They
didn't see f1t to introduce it here. An
other thing that's been kept on: Of
the case"
The Jafsie letter in the Bronx pa
per was signal, Reilly shouted.
1T was the same kind of a signal
that passed between Betty Cow and
Red johnson at o'clock that night.
When DR.. Condor put a small ad in
an obscure paper, instantly from
Brooklyn comes q reply for DR.. Con-
dom"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-11
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoCiateo freSS.
PENNINGTON. N. J., February IL.
-McVey Low, the special deputy who
has spent more time with Bruno
Hauptmann than any other guard
said today, II believe he thinks things
look very dark"
For the first time, he asked me
what I thought the outcome would
be-" Low said.
II replied, Richard, that's in the
lap Of the gods He said, I am in
nocent,' and answered, don't
worry"
Low said he had seen many changes
In Hauptmanns demeanor "in the two
months I've been with him for six
hours a day"
He is more worried now than he
ever has been before"
Hauptmann Is wrought up," he
said, lover what he feels Is a rift
between his attorneys. He thinks
Lloyd Fisher wants to do things Reilly
won't let him do" Fisher is Flem-
ington attorney and Edward J. Reilly
Is chief Of defense counsel.
Still an Enigma.
After all these weeks" Low said,
"Hauptmann's still an enigma to me.
There's a question in my mind
whether he understands himself"
The deputy'S eyes were grave behind
his glasses.
watching Hauptmann hasn't been
pleasure" he said. 1T has been a
unique experience and I'll never for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-11
SSWiIIie'' LirlcOIn's
Letter to Friend
In 1861 Revealed
EmancipatOr's Son Died
First Year in
Capital.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, February IL
A letter. yellowed with age and writ
ten in a boyish scrawl. today recalled
several unhappy events which con-
fronted Abraham Lincoln, whose
birthday will be observed tomorrow.
Written by Willie Lincoln, the little
chap who died in the White House
before his fathers administration was
a year old. the letter recently has
come into the possession Of the ILL.,
nois State Historical Society.
Paul Angle, the society's secretary
and a noted Lincoln scholar, said II
was one of but four extant letters
written by Willie during the brief
period he spent in the White House
1t has never heretofore cecn pub
lished. he said.
Dated May 3, 1861, during Lin
coins first year as President, the let
ter was written to Henry Remain, a
Springfield lad with whom Willie
played before the Lincoln family
moved to Washington.
Reproduced as written by Willie.
ll1C lCIlC4 4OL4Ohos
Dear Henry:
IT am sorry have not wrote to
you all since I left you all
Il told my brother Bob in my last
letter that there was at least ten
thousand soldiers stationed at the
Capitol Building. I suppose that you
did not learn that Colonel E. E. Els
worth had gone to New York and or
gained a regiment-divided into COM
panys' and brought them here, and
to be sworn in-I don't know when
Some folks call them B-hoys and
others call them the flremen.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIE LINCOLN"
When Willie wrote the letter the
Civil War had been under way but a
few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-11
HOLDING COMPANY
TAX EVASION CITED
Federal Trade Commission
Accuses Several Firms of
Dodging Levies.

By the Associated Press
Public utility holding companies,
which have been the target for many
other charges by the Federal Trade
Commission, today were charged with
tax-evasion practices.
In another of its long series of
reports growing out of investigations,
the commission declared holding COM
panies had saved themselves millions
Of dollars in Federal income taxes
through the use Of evasion devices
of various kinds.
The report cited several instances
which demonstrated, it said, how
holding companies accepted tax
money from the operating companies
they controlled, which the operating
companies would have had to pay had
they been taxed directly by the Fed
eral Government, and then through a
consolidated tax return actually paid
only a small proportion Of the sum
to the Government.
The savings, the commission said,
were pocketed by the holding COM
panies, and were not returned to the
operating company, nor to the con-
sumner in lower rates.
During the years 1922 to 1880,
inclusive, Cities Service Co. collected
from its subsidiaries for Federal In.
come taxes the sum of S1l.6ll Sol IS.
and paid in taxes during that period,
on consolidated returns, the sum of
81, 745,22O98," the commission said.
Therefore, Cities Service Co. COL
lected from its subsidiaries $685.
38o.37 more than it paid the Federal
Government In income taxes.
Associated Gas Accused.
Under this practice. during the
years 1925 to 1929, inclusive. Associat-
ed Gas & Electric Co. recorded as
income s2.938.51312 collected from
subsidiaries. although during that
period that company paid no Federal
income tax whatever.
ALSO. during 1927 to 1929, inclu-
sive, New England Gas & Electric
Association, included as income $514,-
602.99 Of such funds and paid no in
come tax to the Federal Government.
During 1928 to 1929, inclusive, the
North American Co. recorded as in
come s1,274.915.17. result of hand
ling tax payments in this same
manner"