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there were only two minor miShaps-
and these could have happened at any
Broadway opening. We found Mar
jorie King an exceptionally expert
vocalist singing her music as sweetly
as lark; the Silver Shields Quartet,
Henry Nestor featured, well deserving
the volley of applause that stopped
the show when it had scarcely begun;
that skit about the bargain rush.
masterpiece of Fordian wit: Ted VAL
entine one of the best ventriloquistS We
have ever heard, and Karl Sender
lands dogs among the incest dogs the
Fox has ever seen.
Then there were those two swell
skaters, Myra Adcock and Stephen
Hunter, doing things which the Bar
mum & Bailey troupe might envy, Joe
Bell and his guitar with that Raymond
suggestion mentioned above and a
smooth and easy way of putting a
song across; Arthur Reilly, turned
actor and getting plenty of tears for
his nicely spoken bedside monologue;
Horace Hunnicutt and Polly Harper,
POPd4dA 4oN4O-4OCoy PObLAAl6 a 4NN cOAAeo
over with a bang; Stanley cBoots'O
Karmazin and two exceptionally tall
ented soloistS, Alma Metcalf, singing
violinist, and Toma Genaro, elegant
acrobatic dancer, who looked like a
million dollars in that blue dress.
BY now you have heard of course,
that brother and sister reviewers are
given gentle ribbing in skit called
Washington Quintuplets, another
Fordian masterpiece which may or
may not result in couple of broken
jaws. While it is perfectly obvious
that those concerned will get a great
er kick out of it than any one else,
the net result is fracas of the first
water in which the messieurs and
madame of the critical fraternity are
drawn to the life.
The chorus, ably directed by Mar
torie Hartoin of the Chester Hale
studios, danced yesterday as one and
cid that Butterfly number to the ac-
Evening star., 1935-08-10

popped up with lettuce and sliced
lemon! What a meal to hand hard
working guy when he's just aching
for juicy steak smothered in onions
and a piece of honest-to-gosh pie"
An involuntary groan escaped him.
"Or was aching for pie" he amended,
one hand caressing his stomach. Now
I'm just aching"
The Wards had finished a gloomy
meal. with Jim criticizing the food
and telling Sal how worn out he was.
She in turn recounted how she had
just about run her legs off downtown
looking for bargains. And if he weren't
so darned stingy and had more ambi-
tion and tried to get better job, she
wouldn't have to pinch pennies so.
why don't you hire a cook, any
vay?" she concluded.
That was too much for Jim. He
retired in painful dignity to the daven-
port.
Sal finished her dusting and then
arranged a few jonquils in her IA
vorite little powder-blue vase on the
gate-leg table. She loved beauty, and
she wanted the house to look its best
tonight for the evening of bridge
Shed show Marisse Thorne that she
was a good housekeeper.
MariSse was Jim's boss wife and
only few years older than Sal her.
self. She held the weight of au-
thority in the Thorne household; if
Sal made a good impression with
her tonight, their first visit, Jim would
be sitting pretty with Dave Thorne at
the Office.
'How's it look?" she asked. No
answer; Jim was asleep.
Just like a man." thought Sal.
"They can sleep off anything" And
she leaned back to rest her own head
She was tired, and almost at once
she. too, was doing.
She dreamed of her sweetheart days
with Jim. She was sitting on his lap
in the old needlepoint armchair at
home. Jim was admiring her lovely
hands, telling her how he would always
keep them beautiful.
He was saying: "Sal, dear. I'm so
darned jealous even of that old type
writer of yoursI I want your hands
all for myself"
Then bending his head, he smiled
down at her with those beloved gray
eyes of his. Time itself halted when
Jim kissed her.
Whats that!" Sal blurted out as
she awoke with start.
1t was Jim groaning: Gosh, Sal!
I've got heck of pain right here"
pointing at his stomach.
Sal sighed wistfully over the van
ished dream. ITS just little indiges-
ton, DEAR" she ansxs8ed. "You ate
Evening star., 1935-08-10
SHORT STORY-
HELPING HANDS
By Florence G. Yore.

too fast. Wait, I'll
fix some baking
soda.
She rushed back
from the kitchen
with a cloudy glass.
Here, Jim, drink
this and do hurry
and change your
shirt. The folks
will be here right
away"
She ran out to
attend laSt-minute
makeup.
With a grunt Jim
pulled himself off
the davenport, rub
bing his stomach as
he muttered half
a l o u d: "Cripes |!
This hurts like the
devil. I'm sick, I
tell you"
Sal didn't even
hear him; she was
admiring herself in
l1- l.
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flying before them.
After carefully perusing the Official
synopsis Of this opus, we cannot de-
tect any earmarks of a great and
original plot. There is some business
about three brothers who love each
other and their mother very much,
until two of the boys fall in love with
the same girl. The girl. knowing
star when she sees one, prefers Mr..
Cagney, and that estranges him from
his happy home.
X X X
A SMALL-TIME manager Of smaller
y time prize fighters, he gets his
protege, Carbarn Hamerschlag,
match with the light heavyweight
champ at a policeman's benefit.
When Carbarn gets orry-eyed drunk
Evening star., 1935-08-10
KINGS FRIEND DIES

EASTBOURNE. England. August 10
P).-"Dusty" Matthews, 86-year-old
colorful retired fisherman who was a
friend Of King George, died yesterday.
When the old tar saw the King and
Queen taking a stroll here last Spring
he Justify shook hands with the mon
arch, asserting: I'm pleased to meet
you, captain. I knew your mum and
dad"
Evening star., 1935-08-10
FITS q wonder

IT'S a wonder
Jim can't un-
derstand how 1
hate to cook" " Sal
was murlnuring to
herself as she gave
the living room a
final bit of dust
ing before her
guests came in for
the evening. She
looked at her hands
proudly. They were
beautiful, W h j t e
and unwrinkled.
And I'm going
TO keep them that
way, too she as
sured herself. mo
hot grease or boil
ing water for me-"
Meanwhile Jim
was stretched out
on the davenport,
groaning to him.
self over tonight's
supper.
"Ca0ned salmon
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Boots" a skit
about local re-
viewers, a great
many handsome
butterflies" and
q song called
Rhythm of the
Ice" which is the
only thing that
doesn't get a suf-
dcient break.
This year S
"Going Native"
revue is long. fast
and full of tai
ent. At yester-
DAVIS first. show
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Cagney, O'Brien, McHugh
Illumine Irish Comedy
Skillful Direction Makes Film at Earle
Attractive Spitalny's Girl Band
in Stage Program
in Stage Program.

temple Of Hbnn wit and belgeren the Warner Bros
Of
"The and shot through with beautiful
Il hokum Jimmy Cagney,
all
skipping shmks
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Music Stages Comeback
In Talkie Productions
Public, Weary of Being Fooled, Pleasantly
Surprised at Entertainment Offered.
New Film to Include Sea Chanties.
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

A N. practically
IL 1880 1888 This radical
listened during that period to
unbackoundd melody Of SORT whereas
musical obbgao
Evening star., 1935-08-10
CHILD GANG BREAKS UP
ADULT RED MEETING
so Send Barrage Of Fruit, Bottles
and Cans Into Session-Four
Go to Hospital.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 10.-A group
of about so children, ranging in age
from to Is years, descended upon
what was said to have been a Com
munist meeting of adults on the lower
West Side last night and sent four
persons to the hospital under shower
of tin cans, bottles, stones and over
ripe fruit. None of the injured was
badly hurt.
The men and women made coun-
ter attack on the children, scattering
them, but a free-for-all fight devel-
oped among sympathizers of the
youngsters and those attending the
meeting. When police arrived all the
participants had disappeared. One
man was arrested when he was point
ed out as the person who allegedly
hit another man in the eye.
Evening star., 1935-08-10
''Going Native" Revue
Solid Hit at the Fox
Local Actors Sing, Dance and Make Fun of
the Critics, and the Result Is
First Class Show.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

ENE FORD presaro as well as manager loew Fox mas picked
his annual local spurge In
of rollers
~ with ventrloquist singing lady who lets
like Raymond three radio stars the
Evening star., 1935-01-08
ANNAPOLIS READY
TO WELCOME NICE
Inauguration Tomorrow Is
Awaited With GayIy
Decorated Streets.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOCIATED fTeSS.
ANNAPOLIS, January 8-Harry
Whinna Nice, Republican Governor
elect of Maryland, will be received by
a city gayly decorated with bunting
and streets lined with crowds when
he arrives here for his Inauguration
tomorrow.
Electricians have been busy in the
State House installing loud-speaker
system to carry his inaugural address
throughout the building and grounds.
They also have installed broadcasting
facilities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nice will arrive at
the executive mansion at 1l:l5 am.
tomorrow. They will remain there
until 1850, when Mrs. Nice. escorted
by Robert Irwin, jr., executive secre-
tary to the new Governor, and, ac-
companied by her son, Harry w.
Nice, jr., and Miss Mary Nice, sister
to the Governor-elect. will proceed
to the State House.
A legislative escort is scheduled to
arrive for the new Governor at 11:55
and to 60 with him to the State
House, entering the east door. Mem
bers of the National Guard will be
a military escort. The party will
move to the Senate chamber. where
the Senate and the House Of Dele
gates will be in joint session.
The President of the Senate, Lans-
dale G. Sasscer of Prince Georges
County, and the Speaker of the House,
Emanuel Gorfine of Baltimore City,
will be on the rostrum, where they
will be joined by Chief Judge Car
Evening star., 1935-01-08

roll T. Bond Of the Court of Appeals.
Seats will be reserved for the asso-
ciate judges of the court in the front
of the Senate chamber.
Judge Bond will take charge of
the assemblage and Gov. Albert C.
Ritchie and Gov.-elect Nice will Join
the Speaker of the House and Senate
President on the rostrum. Ritchie
will stand with SaSscer at the left
of the chief judge, and Nice will
stand with Gorfine on the right.
After receiving the certificate Of
election from Nice. Judge Bond will
administer the oath of office. A bat
terry of the 10th Field Artillery will
fire a salute of 10 guns from the
st. Johns College campus.
Following the administering Of the
oath the new Governor will retire to
the executive chambers and the
House of Delegates will return to its
chamber. David Winebrenner, Sd,
secretary of State, will bring to the
Evening star., 1935-01-08

Senate the nomination of his success
sor for confirmation.
The official party will consist Of:
Gov.-elect Nice and Gov. Ritchie
United States Senator George l.
Radcliffe and Secretary of State
Winebrenner, Emerson G. Harring-
ton and Phillips Lee Goldsborough,
former governors of Maryland; Rear
Admiral David Foote Sellers, superin-
tendent of the Naval Academy; Maj.
Gen. Milton A. Reckord, adjutant
general of Maryland; State Con-
troller William S. Gordy, jr; State
Evening star., 1935-01-08

Treasurer John M. Dennis; clerk Of
the Court of Appeals, James A. Young;
Attorney General Herbert r. O'Conor.
Mayor Howard w. Jackson Of Balti-
more, Mayor Walter E. QCenstedt Of
Annapolis, William F. Broening,
former mayor of Baltimore; Frederick
r. Huber, director Of the inaugural.
Ten of the party are prominent
Democrats.
The ceremonies will be opened
officially at the State House at IL am.
by a concert by the Naval Academy
Band.
Evening star., 1935-01-08

The 5th Regiment Band will play
on the lawn Of the executive mansion
while the Governor goes from the
mansion to the State House. After
the off1cial party enters the State
House, the National Guardsmen form
ing the escort will repair to College
avenue to reform for the parade.
The tentative order of civilian Or
Band, Boumi Temple; Boumi Temple
delegation: band, knights of Pythias:
Knights Of Pythias delegation; Young
Mems Republican League Of Wash
Evening star., 1935-01-08

ington County; Philadelphia Road
Republican Association; Twelfth Dis
trict Club; band, Fifteenth District
Club; Fifteenth District Club. Repub-
lican League, West Baltimore County;
Republican Women's Organization
American Legion Drum Corps; Ameri-
can Legion delegation; Maryland State
Fremens Association.
Evening star., 1935-01-08

Meanwhile, with mind alert, Rhonda Terry lay lis
tening to the diminishing sounds Of the camp and
watching the lone sentry who squatted half-dozing
at the fire. his back toward her She leaned over
anc whispered to Naomi: when I get up, follow
That's all you have to do but don't make any
noiseI"
Evening star., 1935-01-08

Italy to Barter Fruit.
italy will barter fruit for Irish po-
tatoes.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
DEMANDA DE AMPARO
DE LOS TRANVIAS
clUDAp DE MEXICO, mayo

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo ..
- (Exclusivo). - En- las primeras
horas de la tarde de hoy, Ell Juz-
gaGo Primero de Distrito en- mate
ria administrative, dio entrada a
la demanda de amparo de Ia Com
pahia de Tranvias de Mexico, y hoy
ordeno a la Junta Federal de Con-
ciliacion y Arbitraje que Sc man
tengan las cosas en- ell estado Ell
que sc ~encuentran por setenta Y
dos horas y que rinda los informes
sobre los aetos reclamaGos.
La demanda, en- la que Sc pide
Ia suspension provisional a que va
nos referimos. la suspension defi-
nitiva y ell amparo en- ell fondo, va
e~nderezada contra ell laudo de la
Junta del cuatro del mes en- cur
so, en- 10 que Sc refiere a que la
Compahia esta obligada a firmar
ell contrato de trabajo dandosele &c
plazo 10 que falta de este mes. Tam
bien contra la suspension del lau-
do del tres de agosto del ano u
terror, ell paso de los dias de a.
canso y ell pago de los salarios cal
dos Gurante ell tempo de la huel-
ga. No Sc refiere para NADIA a Ia
rcanudacion del ~seryicio.
La opinión., 1935-05-10

EN- LA CADENA
De Los 10 CTS.
Amenaza con multa y car
eel a quienes continlen
desarrollandola

WASHINGTON, mayo 9.-(UP).
Ell Departments Postal de Ia
Nacion envio hoy I'm mensaje a
todos los jefes de oficinas ~postales.
Dicho mensaje dice:
"Se llama la ateneion de todos
los jefes de oficinas postales a fin
de que Sc den cuenta de que la
formula ultimamente puesta en-
practica por innumerabies perso-
mas en- este pals para hacer dinero
por medic de la cadena de cartas
co%nteniendo diez centavos, y otras
especulaciones de ella ~derivadas, es
completamente frauduIenta, consti-
tuyendo por 10 tanto una violacion
~declarada de las leyes postaies,
desde luego que estas prohiben ha
GER uso del correo para fomentar
las ganancias por. medic de Iote-
rias y otras maneras similares de
hacer dinero.
Esta information debe ser CO.
municada a todas aqueIlas perso.
mas interesadas directa o indirec.
tamente en- Ell asunto de que Sc ira
ia, para que sc den cuensa de la
ilegalidad del plan.
Los infractores de las leyes an
ties citadas. es decir. ~aquellas per-
M que sc dediquen a %especula-
clones de azar, tienen que ser Pc
nadas con una multa no memo de
900 dolares o de dos amos en- la
carcel, o con multa y carcel, a la
vez. ST a ESQ Sc agrega ell agra
ant de fraude premeditado. Ia
pena subira a 5000 6olares. dos "a
nos en- la carcel o ambas a la vez
La opinión., 1935-05-10
RAYMOND HAMILTON, Ell ENEMIGO
PUBLIC0 NO. |, FUE EJECUTADO
Con su lugarteniente Joe Palmer subio hoy a la silla
electrical de la prision de Huntsville

tar Ia repetiei6n de su se%nsaciona.
fuga ell % dc julio pasado. cuando
Hamilton, Palmer Y Irwin Black!e
Thompson r%ealizaron la hazaha de
escapar de Ia zelda de Ia muerte
cuando los tres %esperaban ser eje-
cutados. Thompson fue muerto me-
ses despues al ser descubierto en-
Amarillo.
Palmer fue' ell primero de los dos
convictos que murio en- la silla cleo
trica. Entro a la Camara de la
Muerte a las 1904, y fue deciarado
muerto a las 12:12, mientras que
Hamilton Sc sento en- la fatidica ST.
LA a las 1919 y declarado muerto
a las 1926.
Hamilton, conocido a traves del
oeste como n de los peores criml~
males de la historic del raq%ueteris-
mo en- Estados Unidos. perdio s1
valor cuando sc lie lego la bora dc
la muerte. Ante so personals que
presenciaron la e~jecuci6n. Ell bandit
do trato de d%espedirse pronuncian-
La opinión., 1935-05-10
ess para LA OPINION

United Press para LA OPINION
HUNTSVILLE, Texas, mayo TO-
(Viernes).- Raymond Hamilton y
Joe Palmer, miembros de la banda de
criminales que encabezo ell extinto
Clyde Barrow y su c~ompanera Bon
ME Parker, fueron ejecutados hoy
en- la silia electrical, oumpliendose
asi la s%entencia de muerte que les
fue impuesta por ell asesinato del
Mayor Crowson, suardia de la pri-
sion rural de Eastman. FL Mayor
Crowson fue 'muerto ell 16 de JUNO
de 1884, durante Ia fucs de varios
convictos.
POGO antes de la ejecucion. un sa-
cerdote catolico as.stio a los condo
nados impartiendoles los 1ltimos RI
tos de la religion. eatolica. que los
dos adoptaron hace algunos meses.
Tn grupo de guardias selecciona-
dos entire los mejores tuvieron bajo
estreeha vigilancia a los cr.minales
en- sus 6ltimas semanas de vida "a
LA oenitenciaria de Texas, para evil
La opinión., 1935-05-10
MAE west |lSIA
Una Dem
La presentara en- N. York
SUI 'esposo divorciado',
Sc revelo anoche

NUEVA YORK. N. Y, mayo g.
(uP).-El Daily Mirror publica en-
su edicion de Mariana un articulo
sobre ell Ito marital de la actriz Mae
West. diciendo que Frank Wallace,
bailarin de vaudevil aqui, quien
asegura que Sc case COZ Miss West
en- Milwaukee en- 1911. presentara
una demanda en- la Suprema Corte
del Estado ell v~iernes, pidiendo que
la artists comparezca para compro-
bar que no es su esposa.
La demanda. que Segdn Ell per.o-
dico fue preparada por ell obogado
Lee w. Bei,in. incluye Ia petici5n
de que LAS cortes de Nueva York
declaren a Miss West esposa legal
de Wallace. anulando cualQuier di-
yorcio que haJa obtenido".
La opinión., 1935-05-10
Es Possible
la Huel@a
General

Una nueVa amenaza de
hue'ga general Sc perfiIaba
aver sobre la Costa del Pa
cifico, al anunciar la Fede-
racion Martina que es po-
sibIe un movimiento gene
raj antes de setenta y dos
horas.
Los miembros de esta a.
g~rupacion decidiran hoy o
mahana 81 es de acordarse
ell paro general como gesto
de soIidaridad a los mari
nos de los barcos petro'e-
ros que Sc hal.an en- huel-
ga desde ell mes de mario
pasado.
"Todo Sc haIla listo pa
"a someter ell case a vota-
cion, en- vista de que ell 60
bierno Federal no ha podi-
do intervenir en- ell caso",
declare F. M. Kelly, Secre-
tario de la Federation con
sede en- San Francisco.
La agrupacion cuenta
con mas de treinta y cinco
mil miembros, creyendo
sus directories que la gran
mayoria Sc incIina a votar
la hueIga general.
Mientras tanto, nueVos
actcs de vioIencia Sc han
estado registrando EN- ell
puerto de San Pedro. FL ie-
fe de maquinas del tanque
Golden Peak anunclo a la
poIicia haber sido asaItado
aver por varios hue 'guls-
tas.
Los hueIguistas han es-
tablecido tuertes g%uardlas
en- los puertos para eVltar
que los barcos sean fleta-
dos sin lleyar marines de
la Federation.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
NTERVENDRA Ell


Que ell Consulate de Mexico in
tervendra tratando de ayuGar en-
la mejor forma possible a los piz-
cadores m~exicanos, proporcionan-
doles ayuda pecuniaria, fue 10 que
Sc dijo aquf.
El .gobernador. entire tanto. con-
tinGa intensificando la campaha
contra los extranjeros que Sc en-
cuentran en- malAs condolences en-
Colorado:
"Sobre TODD, expIieo recientemen-
te, hay que eIiminar de las li<as
de carload a los extranjeros".
Siendo la colonia meXicana la
mas numerosa en- Colorado, Sc con-
sidera que sera la que resulte ma
yormente afectada por la DISPOSE
cion del gobernador Johnson.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
Sc DISPARA Ell ARMA

Nineuno de los testigos del acct
dente pudo explioar en- que forma
ocurrio la d~escarga de ia pistola. en-
ell estudio de radio del hotel Ber-
kelley Carteret. Sin embargo, todos
e~stuvieron de acuerdo en- cue la PTS
tola calibre .32 Sc disparo cuando
un te9nico de sonido del estudio la
mostraba al csmpeon, quien es IA
fisura central en- la obra detectives
ca Lucky Smith.
Casale declare que e. tGcnieo de
sonido rue ell que disparo Ell arma,
accidentalmente. hiriendo al cam
pe0n. pero el tecnico, Al Sinton, ase
gura que fue el mismo Baer quien
produjo ell disparo. Miss Petty La
Contra. artista del radio, resulto
con la cara quemada por el #fogona
20. mientras que otra actriZ. Goldie
Miller . de 20 amos, recibi6 quema
duras en- uu ojo. Miss Miller hace
ell papel de secretaria &c Baer en-
la obra radiosrafica.
Enmedio de la eXcitaci6n causa-
I'd UOl 0A oNNAAtANNs NoNb4C NNAAA
~refiri6ndose al tecnico Sinton:
"Esta loco 81 dice que Max pro-
voco ell disparo". Y Baer. al recibir
ell fogonazo en- ell pecho. eNclamo;
Gee! ESQ me quemo!"
Ell campeon fue rapidamente me-
lido a un autom0yil y condueido al
hospital por Casale. quien manejo
ell auto.
La quemadura que recibi6 Baer
en- ell pecho. Gescrita por los medi-
COS como de alguna s%eriedad', mi
de seis pulgadas en- dilmetro, y aun
que el campeon no sansro, sc quej0
en- ell canine de que lie dolia mu-
cho.
Una bora y media despu6s de re-
cibir los primeros tratamientos
aplicandosele una injection de
1900 unidaGes de serum contra e.
tetano. Baer salio del hospital re-
~gresando a su campo de entrena-
miento. donde permanecera Ell OBJ
servacion m6dica.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
Sc DESCARGA
UNA PISTOlA:
BAER HER|OO
Ell campeon fue llevado al
Hospital sufriendo de do
lorosas quemaduras
Ell arma Sc disparo acciden
taImente en- una estacIon
de radio anoche
Por Stuart CAMERON,
Ccrrssponssl de United Press y de
LA OPINION

LA OPINION
AS6URY PARK, N. j., Mayo g.
Max Baer. eampeon mundial de Pc
SO complete, resulto sacramento que
mado en- ell pecho hoy durante ell
ensayo de una obra %policiaca en-
esta aetuando-frente al radio.
cuando n ~pistola con cartuchos
vacios Sc lie disparo a quemarropa,
accidentalmente.
Conducido violentamente al Hos
pital Hazard, de Long Beach, sic
lie millas del lugar del accidente.
por su manager Ancil Hoffman y
su e%ntrenador Jerry Casale. los me
dicos pudieron atender rapidamen-
te a Baer. aplicandole n fuerte
|inyecci6n de serum contra ell teta-
no. que pLio habtrsele declarado
como efecto de Ia p~5lyora que Sc
lie incrust6 en- Ia heridd. La posibi-
lidad &c que su anunciada pelea por
el campeonato de peso complete
contra James Braddock. Ell Is de
JUNO pr0XimO. sea pospuesta a con
secuencia del accidente fue vista hoy
por su manager y e%ntrenadOr. Baer
recibi6 estrictas ordenes de meter
Sc a Ia CANA Y permanecer inacti-
vo por varios dias, mientras Sc lie
hace otro reconocimiento.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
CORIE NARCEAL
A DOS NVJERES
EN- La HABANA
8 personas mas correran
igual suerte; Sc compli-
ca ell case Guiteras

HABANA, Cuba, mayo e.-(UP).
Una rapida corte marcial y pro-
babls tusilamiento es la suerte que
les ha tocado a dos mujeres y nue.
We hombres capturados en- una ba-
lacera de dos horas, cuyo ~resulta-
do fue la muerte de Antonio Gui-
teras y de dos rebeldes cuyos NOM
bres sc |ignoran por Ell momento.
Guiteras desempeho ina cartera en-
ell gaSinete eubano de epocas n
%teriores.
Mientras este sucede, algunas
embarcaciones del gobierno han re-
corrido la costa de Matanzas ira
tando de encontrar a los nueve gui-
teristas que. segun parece, Sc esca-
paron en- una lancha.
Las dos mujeres son las senoras
Conchita Naldiyieso Giraud. !esposa
de un official de una compania cleo
trica y Ziomora O'Halloran, rubia
huelguista de sangre irlandesa y
Guiana.
Ambas, en- ~compahia de Guiteras,
han sido senaladas como los pre-
suntos plaolarios de Eutemio Falla
Bonet, quien reeientemente les pa
go 100000 d6!sres de rcscste. gran
parte de cuya cantidad ha sido re-
cobrada.
Guitcras fue atrapado en- 81 vie
10 fuerte Morillo. cerca de Matan-
zas. en- 81 momento en- que junta-
mente con sus secuaces trataba de
internarse en- Ia region. Muchas de
las heridas sufridas por los solda-
dos del gobierno que los perseGulan
Y que llegaban a dos mil. Sc acha-
can a los certeros y frecuentes Gis-
paros hechos por n ametrallado-
IA manejada por la audaz rubia
O'Halloran.