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CHAPTER VIII

THANK you, SIR" said Nance politely
and with quiet dignity. "You are most
kind to take this trouble for stran-
ger. and shall never forget It." And
she held out her hand.
Mcnamara looked In puzzlement ar
Ianny. whats happened to herr" he
demanded.
~Fll explain TO you some time.
You're brilliant chief OF police and
you've figured everything out to gnat's
eyelash for Penelope, but what's going
to happen to me?'
The concoction OF the plan I've JUST
outlined has gigen ME brain flag, Lam
ny. It's cost me a nights sleep. don't
know what's going to happen to you
and | don't care much. You're smart
woman. and II you can't figure a way
out OF your end OF the mess don'r call
on me for help"
Il wish | could relish that compli-
ment," Lanny retorted dryly. "How-
ever. II you think I'm not going to
laugh myself sick over this yau're
poor Judge OF women Good-by, you
old crook. and God bless you. Kiss
| him. Penelope"
A becoming modesty caused the girl
to hesitate just little. then SHE cams
TO the chief and implanted u most lady
like kiss on his blue jowl. you're
very kind. Ar. Mcnamara" she as
sured him again.
-CrIpes." he muttered and went of.
| Dan AcNamara's estimate Ut the
ability Of Detective Sergeants Flynn
and Angelluti did them no injustice !:
indeed, they proved even smarter than
their chief credited them with being.
Angelnti's adventure With Dan Me-
Namara they passed over as an I'M
avoldable accident; AngelotI was GER
tain McNamaya had not recognized
| him. He fef certain Mcnamara had
/ no suspicion that his house was under
surveillance, although Flynn had men
| tai reservations on that point. for the
Irish are a psychic race.
After watching Doctor Burt enter
and leave the chiefs house on Thurs
day night, when they knew the chief
would not be home until midnight they
decided to investigate. The unlocked
cellar door gave them pause Flynn whis-
pered that he was always suspicious Of
things that came too easy. They crept
upstairs and found Dan Mcnamara q
ex-convicr guest reading In bed. Both
detectives recognized him, so while
Angeiioti guarded him Flynn mnde n
hurried but thorough search OF the
premises. They were net In the. house
more than five minutes
TO BE CONTINUED.
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II can't get Nance ont OF Lnnny's
house tonight and can't get her our
In daylight tomorrow. but | must get
her out tomorrow night" he decided.
"Bnt hnw7"
fie- was at his office at eight next
morning. AT eIght-thirty he looked into
the detectives room and saw Flynn
and Angellnfi In profound conference.
Halt, An hour later he stepped ont 81
taxi TWO blocks from l.annys honse,
and when The cab had disappeared. he
made his way TO the house and was
admitted by I.anny.
NANCE has got 10 make a clean get
nway." he assured her earnestly, he
cause tonight Flynn and his pal may
come With search warrant The dis
trict attorney will probably call me mp
before he issues II and III have to tell
him to 60 ahead and Issue II, In order
to allay suspicion. Now. here are half
dozen harmless hand grenndes that
hurst on Impact Three Of them are
tear gas bombs and three are stink
bomhs
Now. I'll tell you exactly how they'll
mike tive pinch. They'll not come dur
Ing the day. because they'll know you
aren't at hame and that Nance
wouldn't answer that bell anyhow. But
| tonight. one of them will ring the front
| duorbel and shove the search warrant
| under your muse and step Inside. The
other will. In the meantime. have gone
around tn your hack door To prevent
| the girls escape In that direction.
| There's a cement floor around your
kitchen door Is there not?
49, Well. when the doorbeIl rings
| yoY answer It That will be Nances
tiE to peek out the second story win
| daB and lob three bombs down on the
| cement beside whoever she sees stand.
Ing therA They explode with a sound
| like gnnshot and dfifnse their gas
| almost Instantly over a considerable
area. Now. whichever one goes To the
back door Will never be expecting q
citizen tb- shower this sort OF bomb
down on him, because they are not &c.
cessible TO citizens; so he Will think
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STATISTICS SHOW
USE OF TOBACCO
ON THE INCREASE

Are we a tobacco-smoking natlonf
Let's look at the record. Using the
late war as a favorite starting point
for all comparisons nowadays, we
find that In prewar 1915 we smoked
5000, 100000 cigars and 25,000. 000.0 900
cigarettes. In 1890 we smoked 8,000.-
100000 cigars and 120,00O00O, 900
cigarettes. In IA years we had lost
some of our. liking for cigars, but
had acquired nearly five times our
previous taste for cigarettes.
Examining the record more closely,
we find that the war itself, blamed
for many things, was plainly respon-
sble for doubling our consumption
OF cigarettes In three years-from
$4,000, 900, O0O.in 1915 to $1,000. 0O0, 900
In 1919. From 1922 to 1880 the con-
sumption Of cigarettes In the United
States again more than doubled
55,0OO.OOO,0O0 annually grew to be
120,OOO,OO0,0 The woman smoker
had come into her own.
Three subsequent years OF depres-
sion have been felt by cigarette max
ers. production falling to 10000, 0O0,-
900 In 1892 The use of cigars
dropped to about 5O00.OOO,000.
We have considerably less than
100,0000O0 persons In the United
States of smoking age; bur II we
take that number for convenience we
find per capita consumption last
year OF so cigars and 1000 cigarettes.
We also used up three pounds OF
chewing or pipe tobacco per capita.
Are we a tobacco-consuming ma
tIon? Fifty cigars, 1000 cigarettes,
and three pounds Of tobacco for each
and every one of us, Is the answer.
For every person we does not smoke,
someone else consumes twice the
average quantlty.-Howard Florance
In Reviews of Review, and Worlds
Work.
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"DId they take the lIpstlck?' Dan
asked.
eThey didn't take 1t, they looked at
It." Mcnamara sighed The case was
getting little thick for him when IT
became complicated with lipsticks he
went to the telephone and got Stephen
Burt out of bed.
"Did certain party. while a guest
at my house, ask you to bring out
lipstick when you called in the course
of your professional duties. Doctor
.Oh, yes"
THANKS Goodnight" Mcnamara
hung up and went to the room lately
occupied by Nance Belden. On the
bureau he found a lipstick. Vanity Is
always the undoIng Of a crook he
sighed and went to bed. greatly trou-
bled In his mind at what was. to him.
Indubitable knowledge that Flynn and
Angelloti, even though they had failed
to find their quarry. must be convinced,
beyond the shadow of doubt, that he
had harbored an escaped convict In
his home.
He passed a sleepless night, but he
did some solid thinking. so there was
no lost time. He had hoped. by provid-
ing this sick convict as nm excuse for
Doctor Burt's nightly visits. to throw
and now the scent was hotter than
ever.
"Now. what will they do? They're
morally certain she went to Lanny's
house the night she escaped and that
I.anny got her ont Of there In the nick
OF time and took her here. Now that
she's escaped them here they may
suspect she'd doubled back to Lanny's
house Murderationl However, those
two dicks will never bother her with
out terrifying themselves with search
warrant They'd be too afraid OF me.
But with a search warrant and the
girl to show for their pains they'll have
me foul. | couldn't open my mouth
II they bring the girl Into headquarters
LII have to give them cheer and
congratulate them"
He decided Flynn and Angelloti
would sleep on their evidence and the
suspicious 1t had aroused. compare
notes In the morning and decide upon
a course OF action. They would have
to adduce some nominal evidence to
support their suspicion before the dis
| trict attorney would consent to Issue
| the search warrant. for search war
| rant Is not Issued lightly. In the morn
Ing they would induce some stool.
| pigeon to tell the district attorney that
| he had seen Nance Belden's face at
the window Of I.anny's home. Possibly
| they might induce the natrolman on
that beat to stretch the truth little.
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Appetite gone?
TIosin9
weight
= nervous
I:paIe
= tired
then don't gamble with your body

A simple thing, perhaps ...yet
very serious one, resulting in loss OF
strength !. body weakness -. and
possibly many other ills. So why not
chcck-up and snap back to the zest of
eating and we'll being.
You will find S.S.S. great, scien-
tifcally-tcsted tonic-not just 8 So
called tonic, but one specially de-
signed to stimulate gastric secrctions
and also having the mineral elements
50 very, very necessary In rebuilding
the oxygcn-carrying hcmo-glo-bin Of
the blood to enable you to carry on"
Unless your case is exceptional, you
should soon enjoy again the satisfac-
ton Of appctizing food and good d.
gcstlon !. sound sleep =. and renewed
strength. So many say, "S-S.S. makes
you keyoursclf again." Cs.s-s. Co.
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CHAPTER VII-Continued

Quit that" .anny commanded In
her most ferocious manner. IF hadn't
found yon lovahIe wouldn't have you
In my house this minute I'd turn yon
over to Flynn and Angellotl BY the
way" she continued. "how did you get
that sock on the beezer?"
Father took me to baseball game
and long drive flew into the bleach
prs and struck me on the nose. l.anny.
yon mustn't Use slang. 1t Isn't polite
Il wrap myself around highball
when I'm tired or want to he sociahle.
and | smoke cigarettes" Lanny pro-
tested. Il suppose a perfect lady
wouldn't do those things. eItherf'
"A perfect Indy may without, mar
ring her perfection, old fuss budget
That's matter Of personal liberty,
and only becomes distressing when
carried to excess. But there's no ex-
cmse for highly Intelligent and cnl-
tired woman to employ the language
OF the streets"
II have my human moments" Ianny
excused herself naekly.
III set the table In the dining room.
Won't yon order some flowers? And
Ianny-I'll do something for you some
day"
For instance?"
well. have you ever been to Eu-
rope?"
Certainly not"
"Then III take yon."
Il accept the nomination. In return
| III do something else for you. I'll have
that nose Of yours split open. the shat
tered bone Of the bridge scraned ont
and cute little piece Of plnble carti
lage whitfield on one Of your spare
ribs. and grated into your funny nose
to form new bridge. Then the doc
tor will sew your nose together again
/ over It" .
whats the difference between hav-
Ing mise like I'pkinese and make.
shift with big scar On II. I'd like to
known
| The surgeon Will cut strip Of epi,
/ derms mfr your forehead and without
! dntHching II from your forehead. bring
the flap down. drapr II over your new
SCARED nose and graft II there II will
grow and cover the scar. and when
evprythIng's lively. that skin connec-
tipn with your forehead will he sev.
cred and the ragged edges trimmed
and presently Mature will do the rest
Six months after the operation IN defy
| anybody hu an expert to discover
you've got cnsinm.made nose"
/ The girls eyes shone. "Is II true
l,anny. Ia II trnel It's 50 hard to be
lie.r IN miracles"
Science pulls EN- off daily. my
deur.r
Nance changed the subject Here
here. we're gahbling like pair nI
geese The linen woman. where's thu
| lnen1~~Qfr Niih vour hal and coat
While yon4re getting II I'll run up
stairs and get your mules
| AittI Ntft}tCi itifSt 'tt SbffS llfi
pumping" Thought l.anny THE infnr
nation will be invaluable to Stephen
| Strange case. Total amnpsia some
81 times. only partial annesia at others
Dreadful mixture"
When Dan Mcnamara came nom,
about midnight from the reglla
weekly meeting Of the police commits
sion he found his ex-cnnvict guest ~
and waiting for him II had two bur
glars here tonight. about ten O'Clock
Chief" he announced.
The chief sat down and loaded hi
pipe. Il was expecting them. my boy
Did they ask you any qlesfinnsT
"No-They Just searched the house.
don't think they touched anything ex
cppt the llpstick on the bureau owe
there he said.
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they're electric light bulbs tossed down
to scare him away. By the way, have
Nance toss one electric light bulb
down first and then follow with two
tear bombs--here, I'll make mark
with my PENCIL on the tear bombs. Be
fore he realizes what has happened
he'll be weeping like Niobe and unable
to see anything In the darkness.
but bear this In mind, Lanny. He'll
not desert his post. He'll hug the back
door and be ready to grab her when
she comes. He'll stick 1t out. That's
the time Nance must drop a stink
bomb beside him.
Meanwhile the man In front will
hear the explosions II the one in back
cries out. the one In front Will figure
he has been shot and will run to the
back door to help him. As he opens
the back door his pal will grab him.
You must follow at his heels and shut
and bolt the door instantly, or you'll
get yours, too. There will he a MP
mentary struggle between Flynn and
Angellotl In the dark because the front
door man will think he has the scoun-
arel that hurled the bombs; and by the
time they discover each others iden-
tIty, the front door man will be as
slghtless and III as the back door man.
Nance. word to you now"
My name Is Penelope Gatlin, DAM
"My error. Penelope the instant you
drop those first two bombs, shut down
the window. And, remember, all the
lights In the rear of the house and
particularly In the kitchen must be
turned off. When the front door man
Is struggling with his pal and Lanny
has closed the door. her scream will be
your cue to open the window again,
Just long enough to pay the rest of
your eggs OH the scrImmage. You must
be dressed for the street and have some
money In your pocket Got anyl"
NO"
Here's two hundred"
I'll send you my check. Thanks"
And she took the money
Immediately after tossing the lasr
OF the bombs, close the window and
beat 1t downstairs and out the front
door. I'll leave a coupe. with the mo-
tor running. parked at the curb across
| the street. Can you driver"
II can drive, DAN"
very we'll. then. Climb into the car
| and beat IT.
BEAT 1t where7"
Los Angeles, San Diego. anywhere.
! Keep on going. and when you get there.
| send me wire to the central station
| merely giving your address. Then lay
| low until somebody comes after you.
| Keep off the street. Lanny. you must
| disguise her nose. Clamp a waddlng
| OF cotton and neat dressing over 1t
to hide the dish In 1t. Any lady Is
liable to have an injury to her nose
and wear a dressing on 1t. Now, Is
| everything nnderstood?"
| Nance nodded. and Lanny's silence
| gave consent. you'll probably get a
whiff of what's good for Flynn and
| Angelloti," Mcnamara advised Lanny
but yoli'll get over 1t. When you lot
over the last of your rotten eggs
| Penelope, do not breathe. and close
| your eyes tightly until you have closed
the window again. TheTf~<out OF the
house like shot. This plan OF mine
Is fool-proof II followed absolutely. but
| It's you for San Quentin again II II
Isn't, my brave assle. and all the
chiefs OF police In town cannot help
you then"
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Smiles SIX
OH! OH

HHsband-Dinner isn't ready7
Wlfe-No. I've been shopping all
day.
Looking for something for moth
ing, suppose
THAT is putting 1t bit severe.
I was trying to get you present"
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modern "R O 10 G"
starts moving.
He has modified
an army with air
planes to supple
nlent tanks and ar
tIllery, and the En-
peror of Abyssinla.
Halle Selassie. must
discipline his I'M
ruly chiefs that
have offended Mus
solini by an attack
on African colonies,
or so much the
worse for Ethiopian
Selassie, who be-
Yto-oc that ho Ia fh a
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Unreasonable Male

Unreasonable Male
Mrs. Brown - Your husband Is
sulking again, | see. What's wrong
this time?
Mrs. Green-Oh, It's too silly. just
because I used his new tennis racket
to strain the potatoes.
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Progress

Progress
my daughter Is taking q course
In domestic science"
"How Is she making out7h t.
"All right, infer. She writes that
she Just made the scrub team"
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Self-Punishment
To be angry Is to punish myself
for another's fault.-Goethe.
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There You Are
Aren't we fools?"
''please speak In the singular"
"Arent you a fool ?
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BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
Mussolini Warlike
Supreme Court Power
All Happy There
Learning How to Spend

Mussolini has found the opportunity
to show The world what II means when
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Germany plans all army OF 100000
men. small compared with the kalser's
army. But the real lighting machine
hereafter will be located In the air.
and, besides. German recruits for the
iOO0O0 army will serve only one year
instead OF four, giving rapid turn,
aver of trained fighters. At the end OF
five years Germany would have 1900.
nOU men trained to fight. 1t Is likely,
however that whatever Is going TO hap
pen will happen long before five years
are up.
q King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNl AarNlES.
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Pains In Back

Mrs Hazel Abel OF 2l6
E. Los Vegas St. Colorado
! !: ]: 4 !: ! ] !
Springs, Colo, said: \
vas very badly rundown.
had constant splitting head
aches and pains across the
ANAL OF my back. used
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
49, scription and il helped 70
strengthen my system- The
headaches and the pains
Msappe.red." Sold BY druggists everywhere.
M Arc. tablets SO cts., liquid $l.oo.
srer are tahs. or liquid. $1.35.
Write DR.. Piercc'a Clinic. Buffalo, y. 4.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
A LA NOCHE Sc
REGISTRO A VEHICULOS
Y PEATONES

Habana, MARIO 7.-POr or
den del jefe de policia, vigilan-
ties armados con rifles durante
la nocne estuvieron registrando
vehiculos y peatones. Ia Orden
Sc levant6 a las seis de la mana
ma. En- las oficinas de la Union
Nacionalista de madrugada eX-
plot6 una bomba, destruyendo
del edificio. No Sc sabe
lquien pueda haber colocado ell
explosive. En- Santiago de Cuba
esta acuartelado ell ej6rcito y la
marina sc halla lista para ayu-
dar en- 10 que surja. Ha sido de-
tenido ell DR.. CastellanO, inspec-
tor de hacienda. Hoy quedaron
cesantes los empleados que a
las ocho de la manana no sc pre-
sentaron en- las oficinas.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
Ell JUEZ BORAH DECLARE
Illegal TODA LA MIRA j..

New Orleans, Mario 7.-El
juez federal Wayne G. Borah
declare aver Unconstitutional
.toda la NRA.
ANo quiso ell juez acceder aver
a Npeticion del gobierno COM
ira la compania Hammond Box
Co, de Hammond, con ell fin de
impedirle violaciones de los ar
ticulos sobre las horas de ira
bajo y jornales. Explicando su
posici6n ell juez dijo que habia
concedido interdictos contra vic
laciones de los c6digos de una
determinada industrial, no con-
ira particulares.
"Yo no crefa que era necesa-
rio decidir sobre la constitucio-
nalidad de la ley en- casos ante
riOres porque los interdictos no
lperjudicaban en- NADIA a deter :
minadas personals"
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
OPINA Ell PRESIDENTE
QUE LOS PRECIOS SON
TODAVIA MUY BAJOS

Washington, Mario LA
declaration del presidente Roo
sevelt de que los precios son to-
davia muy bajos lanz6 aver So
bre el mercadO una ola de fire.
n6tica speculation.
A unos 80 periOdistas que lie
rodearon en- su deSpacho, ell Pre-
sidente dijo que los precios ha-
bian subido y las deudas habian
sido disminuidas, pero que ell mo
Vimiento no ha llegado todavia
al punto de estabilizaci6n desea
do.
la Casa Blanca claramente
.especifica que cualquiera inge-
rencia relacionada con la desva
lorizaci6n del dollar, no es cier-
to que haya sido mantenida por
ell Presidente en- su conferencia
de aver por la manana.
Esta affirmation domino inme
diatamente eli entusiasmo de los
Expenditures.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
DETENIDOS 27 MIEMBROS
DEL SYNDICATE DE ARTES
GRAFICAS

Habana, MARIO Han in
gresado en- Ell vivac II MEM
bros del Sindicato de Aries Ora
ficas, que Sc hallaban reunidos
on una casa de la esquina de
San Lazaro y Aguila. A los de-
tenidos Sc les ocuparon procla-
mas subversivas.
Desde las seis de la mahana
de hoy Sc encuentra a~cuarte-
lada la policia, con ell fin de que
pueda acudir inmediatamente
a los sitios donde sea ~necesaria
su presencia.
Aver fre condenada a un ano
de prisi6n la j6ven Josefina Me
deros. La acus6 ell fiscal de que
hacia propaganda sediciosa.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
DIEZ HORAS DE
ENCIERRO Ell JURADO

Miami MARIO 7.-El jurado
de 6 hombres que oy6 las evil
dencias en- la CAUSE contra ell
.juez f. c. Collins, acusado de
aceptar soborno, a las 10 horas
de deliberaci6n no habia podi-
do llegar a un acuerdo.
La causa Sc entreg6 al jura-
do a las IL "a de la manana y
a las 4:4l de la madrugada no
habia llegado a un acuerdO.
Collins declare que habia a
ceptado 1910 de j. w. Davis,
Sr., de Jemison, Alabama, como
parte del pago de una multa y
las costas de un case contra un
.hijo de Davis.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
LOS AEROPLANOS DEL GO
BIERNO VOLVIERON A
B~ONBARDEAR A LOS RE-
BEIDES

A&naS, MARIO T. C0mba-
tiendo frente a frente, mano a
mano, la vieja ciudad de Kava-
lla resiste hoy el ataque de 20
iaerorlanos de bombardeo del
gObierno. Luego de atacar la
ciudad los aparatos volar0n so
bre ell campamento de los re-
beldes, cerca de Sores, lanzando
.bombas.
Acosado por las tropas del
.gobierno, ell jefe rebelde, Oral.
Demetri0s Cammenos, telegra-
flo una petici6n de auxiiio al je-
fe del buQue Psara. Una escua-
drilla de buques del gobierno
limpi0 aver ell estrecho de Eu-
boea para combatir a los cinco
buqUes de los rebeldes, uno de
los cuales, el crucero Averoff,
Sc ha marchado de la bahia de
Creta.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
GERARDO ESTA
G~RAVEMENTE ENFERMO
EN- UN HOSPITAL DE PA
RIS

Habana, Mario 7.-Despa-
chos recibidos de Paris dan cuen
ia de que el Oral. Gerardo Ma
chado, expresidente de la RepG-
blica, ingres6 aver en- un hospi-
tai de ALI, gravemente enfermo.
Padece ell exdictador de Cuba
de serios des6rdenes intestinal
les, que hace meses le mantuvie
ron en- cana, durante su reSiden
ella en- Santo Domingo.
Agentes del servicio secreto
custodian al expresidente, con
eel fin de librarlo de posibles "a
gresiones.
Cr6ese que ahora ell gobierno
del P%residente Mendieta, que le
tiene localizado, solicitara de
nuevo su extradici6n.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
PIDEN SER PERDONADOS
SIETE PRESOS DEL CON
DADO DE H~ILLSBOROUG

Siete presses condenados en-
Ell condado de Hilisborough Sc
nan dirigido a la junta de per-
dones del estad0, pidiendo in
dulto.
Los que han solicitado ell indul-
to son los siguientes: r. j. Coll
ms, ladr6n del punz6n de hielo,
sentenciado a Is amos; II. SueIl,
condenado por el asesinato de
una mujer de la raza negra;
Charles f.. BelIenger, cinco
amos, por robo; II. Is. Oleson,
robo; Mike Lopez, por robo de
un autom6viI, y w. H. Williams
condenado por Justification.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
Importante reunion en- Ell Campamento Columbia

| Batista hizo redactar unas de
Iclaraciones, dand0 euenta al
pueblo de haberse visto obliga-
do a implantar enGrgicas medi-
das de precauci6n.
Ell coronel concedi6 autoridad
a los jefes de los seis districts
militares para nombrar nuevos
administrators y jefes de las
aduanas, garantizando las re
caudaciones y la circulation de
las mercancias.
! Los empleados de la secreta-
ria de hacienda han acOrdado
declararse en- huelga. FL Fren-
tie Unico de Emplead0s sostiene
Ique la huelga no tiene caracter
Ipolitico.
Tres empleados de la hacien-
da fueron detenidos por s9spe-
cha SIDE que hayan sido los que
colocaron una bomba en- ell re-
frigerador. La explosion de esta
cause heridas al ciuda-
dano j. Guerra.
Mr.. Miller, el superintendent
tie de la Flota Blanca, recibi6 en-
lei dia de hoy varios mensajes
len los cuaies Sc lie amenaza con
dinamitarle las oficinas, 81 no
.lsecunda Ia huelga.