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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-02
Toleman's Condition
 Regarded As Serious
Name of Local Youth Injured in Auto Accident Re-
 mains on Danger List in Meriden Hospital

pital. They are Francis Grove, 18, of Wolcott, and Aram Benoit, 20 of Byam road, this city. Grove was discharged Saturday afternoon, and Benoit yesterday.
 The driver of the car, George Schwenk of Marion, was unhurt, though the machine crashed through a fence, turned over four times and landed at the foot of an embankment. The accident took place early Saturday morning.
 Toleman is well-known in this city and at Lake Hitchcock, where he is employed by an ice concern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-02
CARD OF THANKS,

We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to our many friends, relatives and neighbors, and espec- ially the employees of the First National Co.,, The Conn. State Elm ployment Service, and to the mem- bers of the Washington Park Com munity Club and Bowling leagues, for kindness shown to us during our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved husband and father, James Fitzpatrick.
 The FITZPATRICK FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-02

The name of William Toleman. 24, of 276 West Main street. who was injured Saturday morning when a car, in which he and three other young men were riding, left the Waterbury-Meriden highway near the Southington Country club was still on the danger list at Meri- den hospital today. It was reported that Toleman showed slight im- provement over the weekend, but his condition is still critical.
 Two others who were injured have been discharged from the hos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-02

the training room of the Scovill Mfg. Co.,, were John Dwyer, David Duncan, George Howard, Edward Howard, William Dubinsky, Fran cis Copes, Joseph Monerat, Henry Douthanais, and John Foley. Active bearers were John Tang ley, William Leonard, Earl Dean, Warren Cooke, John Fahy, and Acly Reed.
 The funeral of James Fitzpat- rick was held Saturday morning from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, to St. Fran cis Xavier church where a solemn high Mass was celebrated by Rev. James O'Connor, with Rev. James H. Coughlin, deacon and Rev. Charles Brennan, subdeacon. Bur- ial was in Calvary cemetery where services were conducted by Fr. Coughlin. Bearers were Charles Martin, Michael Hyland, John O'Brien, Philip Kelly, Bernard Pagan, and Carl Stein.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-02
POLICE SEEKING
 MISSING PORKER

Lost, strayed or (black glances signifying a grave hint) stolen one pig. Not any ordinary pig, either, but a fat, friendly, young little 30-pounder. Just ask Mrs. George Yurksaitis of 52 Anderson avenue about the pig; she'll tell you, for she's the owner.
 The pig, she told Lieut.. Detective Matthew Balanda, has been missing since Saturday. When she last saw it, or him, or her, the pig was sleep- ing contentedly, its pink skin mak- ing it look just like one of Walt Disney's trio of little porkers.
 Mrs. Yurksaitis wants her piggie back (joke), not only because it's worth money but because it's a nice piggie.
 The police pork squad is on the 1O0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-02
DIED

HUMISTON-In Boston, Mass, Nov. 3Oth, 1895, Adelaide Humiston. of this city. Funeral this morning, at 11:00 o'clock, from Alderson Tuner al Home, 70 Central Ave. Burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
 SIRICA-In this city, Nov. 30th, 1885 Alphonse B. Sirica, of 22 Mcdonald Ave. Funeral tomorrow morning, at 8:15 o'clock, from 22 McDonald Ave-, to Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Burial in Calvary ceme- tery.
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Mrs. William r. Buchanan Of River
dale-on-Hudson. N. Y, is spending
the week at the Dodge.
Evening star., 1935-01-25
D. C. SECURITY BILLS
TO GO TO CONGRESS
Phases Of Subject Being Talked
for Action When National
Program Is Drafted.

Steps to include the District In a
program Of social security legisla-
ton will be taken as soon as either
house Of Congress acts on the pending
national program, it was announced
today by Elwood Street. director of
the Board of Public Welfare.
Various phases of the subject now
are being studied by groups of social
workers cooperating with the Dis
trict. Among these are:
Walter s. Unord Of the American
Association of Social Workers and a
representative Of the Monday Evening
Club; Sanford Bates, president, Cour-
ell Of Social Agencies: Mrs. Elizabeth
T. Sullivan, vice president, Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations; George
w. Beasley, president, Federation Of
Civic Associations; Mrs. Caroline
Hogue Of the Committee on Old-age
Security; Miss Alice Hill, director
of emergency relief; Leroy A. Halbert.
director Of research, District Relief
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Listen to Betty Lane on WRC at
| 9:15 AM. for tips on thrifty buys.
- '~. -
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Mrs. Rufus P. Clarke has returned
to her home in Phelps place after a
visit to her daughter in Somer-
vile, N. j,
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Cooper, Mrs. William L. Corbin, Mrs.
J. K. McClintock, Judge Annabel
Mathews, Mrs. Maris Profhtt, Mrs.
William A. Slade, Mrs. Richard Hogue,
Mrs. Paul Howe and DR.. Martha Mac
Lear.
Miss Laura Tuckerman, chairman
of the Junior Committee of the Wash
ington Committee presenting the Co.'S
mopolitan Opera Association Of New
York, Max Rabinoff, general director,
in a performance of Verdi's La Ira
viata" at Constitution Hall Tuesday
night at $3.50 o'clock, held an impor-
tant meeting Of her committee at the
Mayhower Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Those on Miss Tuckermans commit
tee, include Miss Christine Ekengren,
Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Miss Alicia
Rodgers, Mrs Edwin Phillips Kohl.
Miss Elizabeth Shouse and Miss Caro-
lyn Thompson.
Among those who have made recent
group reservations are National Park
Seminary, Gunston Hall, the choir of
st. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church,
Miss Jennie Glennan, director; the
Washington Oratorio Society, Paul
Kortzenborn, director; the Felicia Ry-
bier Music Study Club, Miss Rybier,
director; the choir of National City
Christian Church, William E. Braith-
waite, director, and members of the
choir Of the Church of the Epiphany,
Adolf Torovsky, director. Mrs. Dor
sey's Bureau in Droops. Thirteenth
nd maI1
on the the mezzanine floor of the
Mayf1ower Hotel, has tickets.
Forty-seventh Wedding Day
Celebrated With Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Espey will
gather with their immediate family
and a few friends at dinner tonight
at the Grace Dodge Hotel in celebra-
ton Of their forty-Seventh wedding
anniversary.
Included among those invited are
two daughters, Mrs. w. Frank Turton
and Mrs. Gordon Rouse, with their
husbands; three sons, Raymond K,
Howard H. and John K; Mrs. Ray
mond K. Espey, Mrs. Roberta K.
Myers, Miss Helen Myers, Mr. Joseph
w. Turton, Miss Mary Carey, Mr.. Tom
Harding and Mr.. Jack Yarnall.
Mr.. Espey, II, is the Oldest living
member of one Of Washington's old
est families, his forefathers having
established residence in this imme-
diate vicinity in 1887. Mrs. ESpey,
72, was born in nearby Maryland and,
before her marriage, was Miss Sophie
Lee Kingsbury.
Mrs. Rufus P. Clarke has returned
to her home in Phelps place after a
visit to her daughter in Somer-
vile, N. J.
Mr.. H. w. Smell, general freight
passenger and immigration agent for
the Alaska Railroad at Chicago, who
has been in Washington for the past
week for conferences with Interior
Department officials, leaves shortly fol-
return to that city.
Mrs. jeremiah Wood and Miss Ma
belle M. Jeens of GloVerSville, N. Y.
are guests at the Dodge while attend
ing the Cause and Cure of War Con.
ference this week
Mrs. James M. Farley of Ashton
Heights, Va, entertained today at 9
beautifully appointed luncheon at hel
home on Marian avenue, her guest.
| remaining lotnr for hrijoa C,oet,
Evening star., 1935-01-25

were Mrs. M. T. Hi, Mrs. G. P. War
ner, Mrs. Eleanor Gary, Mrs. w. F.
Mcdonald, Mrs. y w. England, Mrs.
Robert Baldwin, Mrs. G. B. Emery,
Mrs. r. r. Mitchell, Mrs. Golden Dag
ger, Mrs. George Cook and Miss Nellie
Zimmerman.
Announcement Is made Of the mar
riage Of Mr.. Edward Tomlinson and
Miss Alice Irene Smith, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Smith Of East
Falls Church, Va, Monday, January
IA, at the Park Lane Nazarene Church,
Park Lane, Va, the Rev. M. H. Cave
officiating, at 8 O'Clock in the evening"
MIR. Tomlinson is the grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Keyes Of Living
stone Heights, Va, and he and his
bride are making their home with his
grandparents for the present.
Pennsylvanians Meet
At Shoreham Tonight.
The Pennsylvania Society of Wash
ington will hold its first reception and
dance Of the year at the Shoreham
Hotel this evening. The guests Of
honor will include members Of the
Germantown Lions Club of Philadel-
phia, Senator James j. Davis and
Senator Joseph P. Guffey, as well as
the new members of the States con-
gressional delegation. All Pennsyl-
vanianS residing In Washington and
vicinity are invited to become members
and to attend its functions. Cards
may be secured at the Shoreham this
evening.
A card party will be given by the
Vermont State Association of the
District Of Columbia at the Roosevelt
Hotel, 210l Sixteenth street north
west, Wednesday evening January 30,
at o'clock. Prizes will be provided
The committee in charge includes:
Mrs. Walter w. Husband, Mrs. Charles
A. Webb, Miss ConSuelo Northrop, Mrs.
Albert e. Dieterich, Mrs. Frank E.
Hickey, Mrs. Albert G. Dodge, Mrs. r.
Whitney Miller. Miss Mary z. Powers
and Miss Ann Brewin.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins will en-
tertain the national officers and Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter, Daughters
Of Founders and Patriots Of America,
at her home, 1921 Kalorama road,
Friday, February /, at a reception at
o'clock, which will follow the regu-
lar business meeting of the District of
Columbia Chapter at O'Clock.
Mrs. Hunter williams entertained
informally last evening at dinner, fol-
lowed by bridge, in honor of her hus-
bands birthday anniversary. Includ-
Evening star., 1935-01-25

ed among the 12'guests present were
Mr. williams mother and sister, Mrs.
Fannie williams and Miss Mary Will
liams Of Takoma Park, Md.
The AIumnae Association of st. Ce-
elias Academy will hold its annual
dance at the Broadmoor Hotel this
evening. -
Patronesses for this affair include
Mrs. Lewis A. Payne, Miss Margaret
Tappon, Mrs. James E. Collifiower,
DR.. Margaret Nicholson, Mrs. Julia H.
Hutchinson, Miss Mae Manogue, Miss
Blanche Lothrop and Mrs. AL Philip
Kane.
The Theta Chapter Of the national
fraternity. Lambda Phi Sigma. has
finished plans for Its. gala Midwin-
ter frolic tonight. The dance will be
from 10 to 1 o'clock at the Kennedy
Warren. There is special music.
Mrs. William r. Buchanan Of River
da1e-on-Hudson, N. Y, is spending
the week at the Dodge.
Mrs. Richard N. Sutton Of Lyon
hurst, Va. left the early part Of the
week for woodbury., N. J., where she
will be the guest for a month of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Menges. -
Evening star., 1935-01-25
Veterans Resolution Passed.

The Senate adopted and sent to the
White House yesterday a House reso-
luton to facilitate court acton on de-
niaS of claims by the Veterans Bu-
reau under tie World War veterans
act of 1924.
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Mrs. James M. Farley of Ashton
Heights. Va, entertained today at a
beautifully appointed luncheon at her
home on Marian avenue, her guests
remaining later for bridge. Guests
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Salaries Are Restored.
Many concerns in England are re-
storing salaries to predepression levels.
Evening star., 1935-01-25
5-CENT BEER Is GOAL
Congress Asked to Cut Tax to So
Per Barrel.

Congress was asked yesterday to re-
duce the. tax on beer from s6 to sci
a barrel as a means of bringing hack
a Scent glass Of beer.
The proposal was made in a bill in
troduced by Representative Mas. Re.
publican, Of Minnesota.
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Administration; Paul Kirby, assistant
director Of public welfare; Mr.. Street,
and Corporation Counsel Z. Barrett
Prettyman.
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Mrs. jeremiah Wood and Miss Ma
belle M. Jeens of GloVerSville, N. Y,
are guests at the Dodge while attend
ing the Cause and Cure Of War Con-
ference this week,
Evening star., 1935-01-25
SOCIETY
Continued From Third Page.)

Madrillon dinner dance this evening
in compliment to their house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hrostoski of
Garden City, Long Island, who Will
continue their visit at the Elligood
home for about a week and will be
entertained extensively by their WASH
ington friends.
Evening star., 1935-01-25

Mr.. H. w. Smell, general freight,
passenger and immigration agent for
the Alaska Railroad at Chicago, who
has been in Washington for the past
week for conferences with Interior
Department officials, leaves shortly for
return to that city.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
INGALLS,
CRUZO T. J.. SIN
ESCALAS AVER
La ayiadora aterrizo a las
Isl pm. en- Burbank pa
ra terminar su hazana

Completando ell primer Vuelo sin
e~5calas a traves del continente, la
aViatriz Laura Ingalls,, de 80 amos
de edad, lego anoche al aeropuer-
to de Burbank a bordo de su aVion
de ala baja Vendetta" go. 49,.
Miss Igails saIi0 de Newark. y.
J.. aver en- Ia madrugada. dispues-
tn a volar hasta Los Angeles sin
esealas. Y aunque aqui Sc abriga-
ron temores por su seguridad Guam
do pasaron varias horas despues
de Ia fijada para su arribo, aterri-
26 con toda felicidad a las 7:51
p. NJ.
Durante 10 minutes describe
.circulos sobre ell campo antes de
aterrizar. y al descender de Ia ca
bina eXClam0:
"iQue largo canine! Y sin ha-
Ger ninguna escaIa."
La aviatriz estableci6 un nuevo
record femenil en- el vuelo de Este
a Oeste, pero no pudo romper Ia
de Amelia Earhart, de Il
horas 7 minutes 80 segundos, en-
ell viaje del PaciGico al Atlantico.
FL vuelo es mas favorable en- esta
direction. por ell curse del viento.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
2 SACERDOTES AIRES
TADOS EN- VERACRUZ

VERAcRUZ, Julio IL Dos sa-
cerdotes mas fueron aprehendidos
hoy en- el Estado. en- relacion con
la ley de cultos. siendo tres va las
capturas practicadas en- ell termino
de meuos de ms semana.
Hace pocos dias fue aprehenGi-
do un sacerdote cat6lico en- la po-
blacion de Soledad. por haber sido
sorprendido en- los momentos que
oficiaba en- una casa particular. Y
hoy en- Ia madaua Sc procedio en- Ia
misma forma contra ell %sacerdote
Jose Nasquez. QUEEN como ell ante
rior, fu6 so%rprendido con un cruel
flo en- la name en- los momentos
que Sc efectuaba un servicio en-
una casa.
La otra apprehension Sc efectu6
hoy mismo en- J1lapa, siendo ell 90
tenido un ministro ~protestante. Ma
nuel A. Cabrera, por delitO SINH
lar a los anteriores.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
TerraZaS
Sali0 a
Mexico

Con ell fin de arreglar va
rios asuntos conectados
con la oficina a SUI cargo,
de zanzibar impresiones
con ell jefe del Department
to Consular de la Secreta-
ria de ReIaciones Exterio-
res, ell Consul de Mexico
EN- Los Angeles don Joa-
quin Terrazas salio anoche
para la capital, violentan-
do ell viaje que habia anun-
ciado r~ecientemente.
FL Consul Terrazas es
lIevado a la ciudad de Me-
xico por ell anuncio hecho
recientemente EN- Mexico
sobre que seria lIamado
por ell gobierno del Presi-
dente Cardenas para ser
retirado del consulate me
xicano EN- Los Angeles. Sc
gun ell mismo informe, don
Ricardo Hill, actuaImente
al frente del consulate de
Mexico EN- Nueya Orleans,
y quien goza de fuerte
PRESTIGE aqui por la inten-
sd labor que desarrolIo, fue
nombrado para sustituirIo.
Ell Consul Terrazas de-
claro antes de embarcarse,
que espera estar de regre-
so EN- Los Angeles la proxi-
ma semana a mas tardar.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
SALE HOY A
TAbASCO La
EXPEDITION
Los expedicionarios van a
disputarle ell poder a Ga
; rrido CanabaI
Numerosos estudiantes sc
les uiien. Los garridis-
taS Sc preparan va

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. julio II.
(Hilo Directo).- Mientras cue los
expedicionarios politicos tabasaue-
nos organizados en- esta urbe Sc
preparan a salir manana con rum.
BIO a la Ursula del Lie. Tomas Ga
rrido CanabaI, d~ispuestos a hacer-
lie frente en- su propio teri M con
Ia e%speranza de eliminarIo en-
lucha democratica bien de~sarrolla-
da, los m~ensajes de viIIahermosa
indican que los oIementos garridis-
tas han empezado a organizar la
defensa contra 10 que eIlos llaman
"expedicion punitiva de r~eacciona-
rios.
Los polfticos tabasquehos orga-
nizados aquf saldran en- varios
aviones ell viernes de esta semana,
contando va o la cooperation de
los grupos adversos a Garrido Ca
nabal, pues por mensajes que Sc
han recibido y que han sido envia-
dos desde fuera de los limites de
Tabasco, Sc les hacen promesas de
contar con ell apoyo de todos los
que estan inconformes con In po-
Utica dictatorial que ha seguido ell
llamado 'cacique del Sureste".
Entire los expedicionarios que
saldran de aqui Sc cuentan nume-
rosos estudiantes, elementos que
uuedaron hondamente lastimados
por la politica que desarrolo Ca
rrido Canabal en- esta capital GUAM
do formaba parte del ministerio del
Presidente Cardenas.
La expedition constara de varios
aviones, Y Sc llevara n cabo con
toda clase de precauciones. 'pues
siendo tan conocida la polftica de
Garrido,-dijo n de los que for
man parte del grupo,-nada diffcil
serfa que Sc nos tendiera una m
boscada en- ell aire, o que nuestros
aviones sean atacados por sus Sc
cuaces cuando toquemos TERRA.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
Los CASOS DE SONORA
Y SINALOA SON ES-
TUDIADOS
clu0Ao De MEXICO, Julio l.

CIUDAO DE MEXICO, Julio II,
-(Hilo directo).- La suerte de los
gobernadores de Sonora y Sinaloa
respectivamente, Sc %encuentra en-
manos del sub-secretario de gober
naci6n. Sr. Arroyo CHI, quien esta
estudiando las differences quejas en-
viadas por los residences de ambas
entidades. asegurandose que el pre-
sidente Cdrdenas lie ha dado instruc
clones para estudiar con deteni-
miento Ell Caso.
En- 10 que respecta al Estado de
Sonora no solo concierne al actual
gobernador INFERNO Emiliano Co.
rella. sino tambien al entrante, Ra-
mon Ramos. cuya election Sc con-
siGera fraudulenta conforme el te
nor dc los amplios memoriales fir
mados por miles de yotantes sono-
renscs.
Ramos fut .fabricado %goberna-
dor cuando imperaba y mandaba
Ell callismo en- toda Ia Republica,
pero ell pueblo sonorense jamas
pens0 en- 81 para llevarlo a la pri-
mera magistratura del Estado', d.
ce uno de los ]memoriales ~reciente-
mente recibidos.
Tan pronto como ell sub-secreta-
rio Arroyo CHI, haya terminaGo el
concienzudo estudio que tiene en-
sus manos. hara amplia exposition
al presidents Cardenas.
Por esa razon Sc dice en- los cir
culos politicos que "a suerte de los
dos gobernadores juega en- las ma
nos del subsecretario Arroyo CHI"
La opinión., 1935-07-12
Sc INICIA HOY UN VUE-
10 A AE~STRATOSFERA

RAPID CITY. S. D., Julio H.
Ell vuelu estratosferico que Ia es-
tado siendo preparado desde hace
tempo. sera e~mprendido manana
en- la ~madrugada. segun sc dijo
esta tarde al anunciarse que rel
naran Gle os despejados.
La inflazon de la gran bolsa que
es la mas grande que Sc ha CO.'S
tluido, comenz6 a Ia 1880 de In tar
de de hoy, quedando LENA de gas
CT POGO mas dc seis horas. FL vuc
10 Sc hara entire las 3 y las 1 dc
Ia madrugada.
Ell Explorer IT.. que es Ell nom
bre del globo, esta listo dcsde ha-
ce mas de cinco semanas, pero no
SO habia podido iniciar el vuelo
debido a las malas condolences
atmosfericas. Sc cree que su ate
rrizaje sera en- cualquiera de es-
tos Estados: Nebraska, Iowa o
Kansas.
Todavia hoy al anochecer habia
temores de que Sc presentara un
repentina Gambia de condolences
atmosfericas que obligara a pos
poner ell vuelo. pero no Sc cree que
ash suceda.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
Fl GENERAL
OLACHEA D|O
FAC|L|DADES
En- Ensenada oficiara ell Pa
DIRE Gutierrez quien fue
expulsado de Mexicali
Ell acuerdo, dado a conocer
anoche, ha causado mag
mica impression

TIJUANA, esia California, julio
observation-disclosures al publ
co las iglesias que desde ell ano pa
sado habian estado e%erradas por las
leyes anti-religiosas del pals, ma
mana en- la manana seran reanuda-
dos los servicios reIieiosos en- TODD
ell territorio norte de la Baia Ca
lifornia, sesGn Sc informo aqui hoy,
en- forma extraoficial.
La noticia ha causado mucho jd-
bilo en- esta ciudad, y miles de ca
t6licos Sc preparan a asistir a Misa
por primera vez en- mucho tempo.
sin ell tenor de ser sorprendidos y
eastigados por las autoridades.
Gran alborozo reina entire los ca
tolicos de Ensenada al conocerse la
noticia, dicen los informes, labion-
do causado muy buena impression
la politica de conciliaci6n cue esta
ejerciendo el gobierno del Presiden-
tie Cardenas.
El padre J. J. Torres. QUEEN du-
Irante dos amos estuvo eierc:endo
legalmente como s~acerdote dn,co
para TODD el territorio norte. Sc VIC
precisado a salir del pals ell aho pa
sado. cuando fue desalojado por IN
fuerza dc Ia iclesla de MeXicali. Sin
embargo. 81 S%acerdote Torres re-
gres6 VA a esta ciudad. contando
con amplias garantias que lie ofre-
ci6 ell Gobernador del Territorio.
general Asustin Olachea.
FL Padre Torres lleg6 a esta ciu-
dad el Gltimo lunes. causando SUI re-
greso mucha algeria entire las fami-
las bajacalifornianas. porque goza
de muchaS simpattas entire el ele-
mento cat6lico del territorio.
Paulatinamente Sc dice. los cul-
tos seran ~reanudados en- todas las
poblaciones del Territorio.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
HAB|A S|DO
S|T|ADO POR
LAMU[T|TUD
Sc atrinchero en- su casa y
disparo sobre ell popula-
che; 3 mas heridos
En- Puebla combatieron dos
grupos poIiticos. | muer
to y siete heridos

TEPETLixPA, Mexico, Julio II.
-(UP.)- Tres personals fueron
muertas a balazos y otras tres re-
sultaron heridas hoy en- Ia roche.
cuando ell alcalde Manuel Maria
Escalante, atemorizado ante las
del populacho, les dis
par desde una ventana de 81 casa.
Escalante habia sido ~acorralla-
do por numerosas personals, indig
nadas por un dissusto entire Escar
lante y una profesora de escue,a.
zAFARRANCHo EN- PuEBLA;
UN MUERTo
ciUDAO DE MEXICO. julio IL.
(Hilo Directo).- Tn sangriento en-
cuentro a balazos entire dos erupoa
poIiticos antagonicos Sc registro
anoche en- la poblacion de Temala-
yucca, Estado de Puebla, con un
saldo de un muerto, siete heridos,
y %treinta c~apturados por las tropas
federaIes que intervinieron en- 3e-
guida.
En- los mensajes a csc respecto
no Sc dice la filiaci6n de los grupos,
indicandose solamente que son ele-
mentos contrarios dentro de Ia po-
Utica local.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
EJECUTAN AL MATA-
DOR DE UNA NINA

OSSlNING, NJ. ", Julio II. -
(UP.)- Patrick Downey. de 81
amos de edad y padre de dos nj
nos, fue e~jecutado en- Ia silla elec-
trica de la prision de Sing Sing
hoy en- la noche. por IN muerte de
IA nina Rita Lazzari, de 7 amos de
edad. ocurrida en- Islin. Long island.
Downey entr6 a la camara de Ia
muerte acompanado por el Rev.
John McCaffrey, capellan de Ia pri
sion. sin demostrar la menor emo
cion cuando fue atado a Ia silla
electrical. Tres minutes despues
de que Sc lie aplic0 la c%orriente, a
las 11:02 p. NJ, fue declarado bien
muerto.
La nina Lazzari fue muerta Ger
CT de su casa ell % de septiembre
de 1884. y durante ell jurado de
Downey Sc comprobo que este. car
pintero de profession. Sc la habia
llevado q I'm monte cercano, donde
lie ataco y lie dio muerte.