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Evening star., 1936-01-16
LOST.

Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star Diu be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inclusive, up
to noon day OF issue SATURDAYS
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For The Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
POLICE DOG. large black and
gray. Reward. Return to 2423 18th ST.
NV Phone Adams 0761.
fnsiins. Adams 86i6. al "Asu MAY
BRIEF CASE. black Upper. containing val
nao,e papers belonsinG TO w. A. Dowd
Reward. Wisconsin 1855
DIAMOND RING, platinum setting. sur
rounded by sapphires: probab in Shore
y; c. Williamson. Washington Hotel or
DOG. brown, curly. male. spaniel. Re-
pearls; lost Wednes lay, 5San'sn io6Sy MayfSwer ey
Hotel. Return to Lost and Found Depart
ment. Mayhower. Reward.
HANDBAG; HAN aS5, BLACK leather: containing =.
Columbia 750I. 1898 osden st. NV.
PURSE. small containing $50 bill. change
ana important keys. Sunday night in
taxi or in front Ala Seward Square Sc
Reward. Call Atlantic 407S. IL
RING-Goid seal with blue setting. name
inside. Reward Phone Potomac 8o5o-J.
SCARF, brown fur. four skins. Reward
Blackstone Hotel 1915 18th ST., Apt
302. Phone District 3510.
VEST BUTTON. diamond center. with dia-
mond and sapphire border $50 reward
for return to offlce. Army-Navy Club
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. female. named
'Nibby': wandered from near Meadows,
Md. Sunday Reward Call Decatur
1000. or write 3012 Bend ST. NV
WRIST WATCH ladys Hamilton. on black
SILK cord; near 7th and NV. Reward
National 1861.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. white gold with
link bracelet. on F st. Reward. District
7O56
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MRS. FLORENCE LUSK,
81, DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow,
With Burial in Oak Hill
Cemetery.

Mrs. Florence s. Lusk. 81. native
Washingtonian and widow of Charles
5. Lusk, died yesterday Of pneumonia
in Georgetown Hospital. She had been
i'll about 10 days.
Funeral services will be held at 9
am tomorrow in Holy Trinity Catho-
tic Church, after services at the home
If her son. Rufus S. Lusk. TIT Thirty
seventh street. Burial will be in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Besides her son here, Mrs. Lusk is
survived by two other sons. Hall S.
Lusk. circuit Judge in Oregon. whom
she recently visited, and Addison Knox
Lus'- of Helena, Mont. She also leaves
seven grandchildren.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
A. v. FRASER, SO, DIES;
FUNERAL IN NEW YORK

Alexander Varennes Fraser, SO. re-
tired New York business man, died
Monday after a short illness at his
residence. 4543 Klingle street.
Funeral services were held yester-
day in New York City. Burial was
in Woodlawn Cemetery there.
Mr.. Fraser is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Edgar j. Bower of
this city and Mrs. Henry Draper of
Goshen. N. Y, and two grandchildren.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
CHARLES PETERS RITES
WILL BE HELD TODAY
Native Of This City Was Retired
Builder and Real Estate
ODerator

Funeral services for Charles A.
Peters, ST., 50, retired builder and real
estate operator, who died Tuesday at
his home. 1892 Conduit road, were
to be held at pm. today at his late
residence, with Rev. DR.. s. T. Nicholas,
pastor of Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church. officiating. Burial was to be
In Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Peters was a native of this
city and as a young man was super
intendent for a number Of building
contractors. Subsequently he became
a contractor and continued until re-
firing about 10 years ago.
Mr.. Peters son. Charles A. Peters,
jr., Is assistant director of the National
Park Service, in charge of public
buildings.
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Births Reported.

Harry and Virginia Voelker boy.
Martin and Hazel Flemion. boy.
william and Marie Like. boy.
Robert and Msrsaret Henry. girl.
william and Lily Triplett. boy.
Frank and Agnes Loukota, boy.
Lewis and Ruth Pugh. boy.
Harry and Diffian Spath. boy.
Tecumseh and Ida Moore. boy.
Chauncey and Gladys Grimes, boy.
Robert and Edith Crawford. boy.
Morris and Lucille Henderson. boy.
Roman and Annie Edwards. boy.
Wilbur and Eta Miller, girl.
George and Melissa Jones. girl.
Alvin and Marv Dandridge. girl.
Charles and Mary Brown girl.
James and Catherine Bowman. boy.
Jerome and Martha Jackson. boy.
Henry and Theresa Chisholm. boy.
Neal end Lula McLaueh'in. boy.
Roscoe and Katherine Thomas. boy
Jerry and Lula Wilson. girl.
william and Rebecra Miles. girl
Eusene and Rosa williams, gigl.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
Industrial Unionism Voted.

NEW YORK. January 16 (P.-In-
dorsement of move to establish COM
plete industrial unionism in the head
gear industry was voted yesterday BY
the Mems Hat Department of the
United Hatters, Cap and Millinery
Workers International Union. The
union announced that If the proposal
is adopted $4,000 workers will be af-
fected.
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1n mrmurtam.

CARR; MIIIIE HILL A tribute Of I
I enea HAcL Aedts CaRR aeo 5a4s S9 asP1TeI 1g
Lived in 'i-e in dcpt1 remembered
HER HUS 3 ND, A. D. CARR. NJ. D..
Cr,EAMEF. FR.NCIs J.. .sR In sad a.
!qvlNs rsnemerance C. or beloved e.
dep' rted this life two years ago 'od1y
January l6, 1894 HIS SONS
EHR1'ANTRAVT. VERNE BERNARD. In
soa 0U vE9YIF 99yTFs Of ny deST
TRAUT: who died thirteen years ago
today. January 16. 1923.
Till memory fades and life departs.
You'll liye forever in my heart;
LOVING MOTHER, BLANCHE EHR-
HoGUE. GEORGE W. Departed this life
two years ago today January Is. 1884.
ANNA MAE AND GEORGE
KELLY, DIR. HENRY H. AND ADELAIDE
fathe-. Dr., HENRY H. KELLY. VII Who Dde- de-
mother ADELAIDE E. 4sf KELLY. W ERo dso05F' D.
September IS, 1914
When days are dark ard friends are few.
There nav &c friends Who nay be true.
E9SEs3 Ks !?'' pauoafRR s Sff2 vi %IaGfE Siz Kr
lee, GEOEGE II. Sacred to the low
memor- of my dear husband. GECR
H LEE. who. departed this life serC
years ago today, January 16. 1929.
Rest. sweet rest.
wife. MARY MACK who departed t''i.
NE eight years ago today, January 10.
Gone. but not forgotten.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, HENRY
MACK. AND CHILDREN.
MCLAUGHLIN. CLEvESTER In sad hut
lovIng remembrance OF our dear hus-
band and father. CLEVESTER Nc
LAUGHLlN who. departed this life one
year ago today. January 16. 1885.
You left US so suddenly. but your mem
Friends, may think the wound is
Bit little do they know the sorrow
That is within our hearts concealed
HIS WIFE AND SON
RCDSIT. CAROLINE F. In sad but low
ing remembrance OF NY darling aun
CAROLINE F. RUDSIT. who left me -
suddenly three years ago January J.,
til GILMAN. LEWIS; In memory o.
To- 1885. FAMILY.
WHYTE. ULYSSES L. In memory of ~
beloved husband. Ulysses L. WHYIE.
who died January l6. 1885.
His memory is as sweet today
As long before he passed away.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZABETH v.
WHYTE.
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Fatal Location.

CHICAGO R.-A train crew took
the remains Of Mrs Marie Bunte out
from under their locomotive Some
body remembered that five years ago
in the same spot another train killed
her husband.
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short illness. Mr..
Huff also had de-
signed equipment
used in the Ma
tional Geographic
Society's strato-
sphere flights.
For the last %
years he had been
head Of the work.
shop of the de-
partment Of ter
restrial magne-
tism, Carnegie
Institution of
Washington.
Funeral services
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II Duce Barred in Films.

GIBRALTAR tP).-To avoid public
demonstrations. firm censors in Por-
tugal have been ordered by the gov
ernment to cut out sections of news
and war films which show Mussolini
in speech or action, according to re-
ports reaching here.
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Uarh nf Thanka.

SwEENY. JOHN II. The family of the
their appreciation for the kind remem-
brances OF their friends and neighbors
at the occasion OF their recent bereave-
ment. ROSE SWEENY.
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DrathH
ALEXANDER,

January ID. 1883. at his residence. 4oi
23rd st. n.ws CLIvE c; Alexander
and father Of Joan G. Alexander Re
mains resting at Hysongs parlors. 1900
N st. NV. Notice of funeral later.
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CHRISTIAN HUFF
SERVICES TODAY
Burial in Cedar Hill for De-
signer of Antarctic Expe-
dition Equipment.

Christian Huff, 81, scientist and de-
signer of elaborate equipment used in
the Byrd Antarctic expeditions. died
Tuesday in Sibley Hospital after a
Evening star., 1936-01-16
HARMON. sYB1L. On Wednesday January

70, 1886. al Washinston Sanitorium
Hospital; Takoma Park. Nd. SYBIL
HARMON OF - Cleveland ave. Takoma
Park. Nd. beloved wife of Henry F
Harmon and mother OF Frank H. Har-
mon Of New York city and Mrs Helen
Hill of College Station, Tex. Services
at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home.
290I 14th st. NV, on Friday. January
Il. at 1:30 pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery 16
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BROWN, SAMUEL. Departed this II,

Tuesdsv .IanIsrv DIDaI!7u IDD3Ie!7u tIIs IIle
dence, 1894 You st. n ". Apt 3. SAM
UEL BROWN. son Of the late Hattie
and Samuel Brown. sr. He is survived
by devoted wife. Florence Brown: one
sister. Mrs. Annie e Marshall Of Au-
glsta; Ga; two brothers, Seymour and
joseph H. Brown Of Pittsburgh Pa
ana manv other relatives and friends
Remains resting. az the Malvan & Schey
funeral home. N. J. ave. and r St n "
Funeral Friday January Il. at Z pm,
Anderson ofhcjating IntermpYlt SatIr-
daE- .IanEarY Is a A,,.l,sta G -
Evening star., 1936-01-16

G@AY. PAUL. On. Wednesday. January
10. 1885 at Galliuser Hospital. PAUL
GRAY. 5clayed son OF Mrs Consta nee
Gray and gra- dgon OF CIr5.n and Beu-
lah Fortune. He also leaves other rel
stivcs ano manv friends. Remains
re-.ins at the John T. Rhines funeral
chape!. 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w. Notice
Cf funeral later.
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BRENT. MARY ELIZABETH On w,

day, January -. 1876. at 80 pm at
her residence. 4:,21 Eads st. ne MARY
ELIZABETH BRENT NEE Brown. be-
loVe1 wife of William Brent. devoted
tha Morton. Mrs. Catherine Hawslus.
Sne also Is survived by three grandchil-
dTen and other relatives and friends
Remains resting at Stewart's funeral
home. 30 st. ne. until Friday JaHu-
arg II; thereafter at her late residence
Funeral Sunday January 10. at 30
pm. from Jones NJ z Church Ben
EIng. D. c. Interment Payne's Gene
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canary IL, 1890. Cal nzer NJ N e.
Pal He olta'- G LSE 7 C0LDNFJI Re-
mains testing at Frazier funeral home
3SJ Ehcde Island are. NV. Nc:ice OF
funeral later. II
Evening star., 1936-01-16

HORTON. JULIA E. On Wednesday. jan
uary l5, 1876, at the residence of her
daushter. Mrs. Timothy. Rowley, 5407
Illinoi3. ave. NV. JULIA E. HOETCN.
beloved wife OF the late John z. Horton
of Horse Heads. y. Y. Body resting at
tie parlors o. Almus R. Speare, 1923
Conn. ave. Interment Horse Heads.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

HESS. KATE VIRGINIA. On Thursday.
l34s VI st. Sc. KATE VIRGINIA HESS,
beloved wife of the late George Jacob
Hess. Remains at the chapel of Thos.
F. Murray & Son. 20O1 Nichols ave.
Sc. where they may be viewed after 70
noon Friday, January II. Notice of
funeral later.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

DIAMOND RING. platinum setting. sur
rounded by saDphires: probably in Shore
nam Hotel "Wednesday evening Reward
n. C. Williamson. Washington Hotel or
Evening star., 1936-01-16

BELGIAN POLICE DOG. large black and
gray. Reward. Return to 2423 18th st.
NV. Phone Adams 0761
BILLFOLD black. containing 81. Wed
eve about q. LIBERAL reward. May
Evening star., 1936-01-16

,1[1xS' y hIIOhNL1 bENJANIN IUVk-
WOOD. On Tuesday. January IA, 1886,
at FTeedmen.s Hospital, Attorney BEN
JAM1N LOCKWOOD GASKINS. devoted
husband OF Sadye j. Gaskins, beloved
son OF the late BENJAMIN l. and Rose
Anne Gaskins and brother of johnson
z, Clara Lockley. Pansy Baltimore
Resale Logan. Efhe Logan OF Peters
bulg. Va. Remains resting at the w
Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1882 L
st. NV. until Thursday noon; thereafte.
at residence C sste, 2ol6 Flazle- D.
NV. Funeral SATURDAY. January IS. at
/? noon. from Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, R~v. D. E. Wlseman officiating
Infermenf Mount Elaasa
Evening star., 1936-01-16

DOG. brown. curly. male. spaniel. Re-
ward. 500 4th st. sc.
EARRING, amethyst. surrounded by :
pearls; lost Wednes Jay, lobby Mayfower
Hotel. Return to Lost and Found Depart
ment. Mayhower Reward
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
UNA MOCION DE RONBIN-
SON PIDIENDO Sc INVES-
TIGUE Ell PROYECTO DE
N
Sc dutOrizd al PresisideRte
Roosevelt para nOmbrGr la
Conisi6n MvestigddorG

Washington, mayo "A
tendiendo innumerables peticio-
mes llegadas de la Florida, ell II
der de la mayoria en- ell senado,
Robinson, de Arkansas, presen-
to aver una moci6n en- favor de
que Sc investigue la utilidad del
.proyecto, con vistas a autorizar
al presidente para que situe
.fondos Y la Obra continde. La
moci6n pide que 10 mismo Sc ha
ga con ell proyecto de Passama-
quoddy, en- ell estado de Maine.
81 ell senado actda de acuer-
dc con los deseos del lider, ell
presidente Roosevelt debera
nombrar una comisi6n o junta
de tres miembros que haga ell
trabajo y lie infOrme a la mayor
brevedad possible Centenares
de obrerOs han quedado sin tral
bajo por la paralizaci6n de las
excavaciones en- ell canal.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
LA EQUIERDA CATALINA PREDOMTNA
EN- Ell NUEVO GABINETE
MARCHING DOMINGO NO QUISO
ACEPTAR CARTERA
Un Ministro que pertenece a la
Esquerra Catalina

Madrid, mayo 14.-El nrevo
gabinete, presidido por don San
iago Casares Quircsa, fue pre-
sentado aver al p~residente de la
RepGblica y mas tarde Sc reu-
MO en- consejo.
Componen ell nuevo gobierno
los Sres. Casares Quiroga, pri-
mer ministro Y ministro de la
guerra; don Augusta Barcia,
ministro de estado; Sr. Giral,
marina; don Francisco Barnes,
instruction pGblica; Alvarez
Buylla, industrial y concrete;
Sr. Lluhi Balles,a, de trabajo;
Enrique Ramos, hacienda; Bias
co Garz6n, jus.icia; ingeniero
Delao, obras pGblicas; Luis Flu
mes, agricultural, Giner de los
Rios, comunicaciones y Don
Juan Moles, gobernaci6n.
Ell Sr. Moles es una de las fl
guras mas prestigiosas del nue.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

La camara de diputados de
Mussolini, la mansa, la bore
gull, aprob6 hoy la creaci6n del
imperio italiano.
No hubo oposici6n, pues por
algo ell Duce hizo matar a Ma
teotti.
Sc ha communicate la infausta
nueva a TODD ell mundo y Ell die
tador Sc frota las manos de con-
tento y lie pasa la mano por la
espalda a Victor Manuel.
Pero la Sociedad de Naciones
declina reconocer la anexi6n de
Ethiopia, la destruction, por me
dio de gases y metralla, del i'm
perio del Negus.
Gruhe Y amenaza Ell verdugo
de las libertades del pueblo tia
liano; pero las demas naciones
como Sc miraria a un loco y 81
guen su Marcia.
itNo habra reconOcimiento,
por ahora, de la TRACTION al pac-
to de la Liga.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La Mesa Redonda y la honradez electoral. -Ro
binson ell secuestrador. - Schuschnigg, domador
de Starhemberg. - Fulgencio, Pedraza y Mi
guel Mariana. = FL Imperio de Mussolini

Elogiando aver por la Radio
al teniente Menendez Pelaez, el
veterano Agustin Parla, photo
de los primeros amos de la avia-
ci6n, dijo: Cuando Menendez
pasaba por las Gales de Madrid,
Ell pdblico lie gritaba Viva Gu
ba, y aqui, con este motive, debe
mos gritar Viva Espana.
El Sr. Menendez Pelaez naci6
en- Asturias y vino a Cuba des-
de muy "pequenin''. Aprendi6 q
volar en- la Habana Y hace POGO
tempo ingres6 en- Ell ejercito de
Batista.
Devolvi6 ell asturiano "acu-
banado', o "aplatanado'', la vi
sta de Barberan y Collar.
Pero, como dijera ell Sr. Par
la, ell espanOl no puede ser ex-
tranjero en- Cuba, como Ell Gu
bano no debe ser extranjero en-
Espana.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
CONCEDIDOS PODERES Die
~TATORIALES AL CANcI-
LLER S~CHUSCHNICG

Viena, Mayo 14.-Luego de
habcrle comIsIonado ell presi-
dente Miklas a fcrmar un nue.
vO gabinete sobre normas que
lie pareciesen las mejOres para
ell pals, ell Canciller Schusch-
nigg dejo fuera del gobiernO al
exvicecanciller principe Won
Starhemberg, jefe de uno de
los Ilamados "ejSrcitos priva-
dos" de Austria.
Miklas le cOnfiri6 81 jefe del
gObierno pOderes dictatOriales,
SbriSndOle asf 81 canine para
desplazar al principe.
Starhemberg habfa manda :
do un teIegrama q MussOlini
cOngratulkndOIe, Ia semana pa
sada, pOr Ia Ocupaci6n de Ad-
dis Ababa.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
C~ONDENADO ROBINSON A
HRGSION POR TODA LA
VIDA
Sc declare cWlpGble de secNeStrO
ante Ell Jaez Hamilton

Louisville, KY, mayo a.
Compareci6 aver ante Ell juez
federal Hamilton, esposado en-
cOmpania de un agenbe del go
.bierno, ell criminal Thomas H.
Robinson, secuestrador de la
Sra. Alice Stoll, a quien lie peg6
en- la cabeza, lesionandola. Ro-
binson, con voz que muy pOcas
personas oyeron, Sc declare cul-
pable del delito, siendo inmedia-
tamente condenado a prisi6n
por toda la vida. Tiene ell bandit
do 20 amos de edad y gast6 en-
Viajes, segVin las autoridades,
cast TODD ell dinero que cObrara
por ell rescate de la Stoll.
La sala estaba LENA de curio-
SOS cuando ell juez pronunci6 la
sentencia.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
Los abogados de la Defensa pidieron un
veredicto de absolucion al Juez DewelI
Hoy seguir6n informando los letrados
y Ell ministerio p1blico

Barlow, Mayo 14-Cerca de
cinco horas estuvieron hablan-
do aver los abogados Pat WIFI
.taker, Charles f. Blake y E. A.
.Borsage, de Ia defensa de los
.presuntps flagelaAores y Sc
cuestradores de Eugenio Poul-
not, solicitando del juez De-
well, que preside la causa, un
veredicto directo de absolu-
Whitaker y Blake mantuvie
ron que no Sc ARbian hecho
.cambios legales porqt las dos
acusaciOnes, en- Ell escfito pre-
sentado por ei miAistefio
blico, omiten Ia palabra "secre
tamente" al descriRir el alega-
do secuestro desde la estaci6n
de policia de Tampa.
81 no hubo secreto en- ell SUI
.puesto secuestro, no hubO de-
Ito y por tantO no existe Ell cri-
men citado en- ell escrito acusa-
.tOrio. Ademas, aun en- 81 case
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

Frlgencio visit6 a Miguel Ma
riano, hare pocos dias, y "saii6
complacidO".
Aver le TOGO la vista al muy
Unpopular teniente coronel Pc
draza. S@Sali6 cOmplacido'.
Ell coronel habl6 de cortesia,
por no haber .enido tempo de
saIudar anses al presidents cleo
to; Pedraza, ell segund6n, mem
cion6 la cOrteSia ''pOr no haber
tenido TEMPO.
A Cuba lie convene menos
eortesia, de esa clase y menos
crimepes.
lSe atrevera Ell p~residente
Gomez a entre2ar Ell mandO del
sjtrcito a militares de su con-
fianza?
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

iHonradez electoral! L.. 81 los
seiores de la Mesa Redonda, y
sus companeros, Sc duermen y
confian en- las promesas de ale
gunos individuos, las elecciones
del dia 2 seran tan ominosas CO
mo aquellas en- que lie rObaron a
Whitaker (Pat) la nomination
de senador.
tan degradantes e infaman-
ties como aquellas en- que Sc pre-
sent6 a la eolonia latina como
oponiendose a la ley del patri-
moniO familiar!
Hay Inombres en- esta comu-
nidad que no Sc atreven a robar
TN alfiler pero en- cambio sc les
sienta a la mesa de I'm colegio
electoral, previas las ofertas
convenientes, y roban votos CO.
mo listed puede beberse un va
so de aqua.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

vo %gobierno, habiendO desempe-
nado con extraordinaria habili-
dad los cargos de Alto Comisa-
rio en- Marruecos y gobernador
general de Catalina. Lluhi cs
miembro de la Esquerra catala-
ma Y fue eonsejero de la genera
lidad. Giner de los Rios es ar
Quitect9 de profession. Don Fran
cisco Barnes fue discipulo pre-
dilecto de don Francisco Giner
de les Rios.
Don Marcelino Domingo no
quiso aceptar un puesto en- ell
nuevo gobierno porque su carac
er de vicepresidente de Izquier
da Republican,, ahora que don
Manuel Azaha es p~residente de
la RepGblica, lie obliga a velar
por los principles del partido.
Todos l& peri6dicos elogian
la rapidez con que la crisis fue
tramitada.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
E GENERAL EN- VI
GO

Madrid, mayo 14.-Los obre-
ros de Vigo paralizaron aver
todo ell trabajo, incluyendo a
los obreros del acueducto, en-
protesta del asesinato de Jose
Lemus. un hombre humilde, a
quien mat6 ell abogado fascis-
Ia, Sr. Cuervo.
I'm obrero traidor ,huyendo
de sus ccmpaferOs, Sc refugi6
EN- la casa del abogado Y este hi
20 fuego sobre ell grupo que Sc
habia reunido en- la Gale, ma
tando a Lemus.
Incendi6 Ell pueblo la casa del
abogado, donde Sc halla instala-
do ell consulate de Bolivia, te-
niendo la policia que recurrir a
las armas para dispersar a los
alb9rotadores.
Cuatro personals sufrieron he
ridas al intervenir la fuerza pd
blica.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
DERROTADA EN- LA CAMARA
LA LEY FRAZIER LEMKE
Ell Presidente Byrns dijo que el Congreso
Sc opone a la nflazon
William Green Sc oponia a la medida

Washington, Mayo IA
grup6 aver sus fuerzas ell "nue-
vo trato" y derrot6 la ley Fra
zier-Lemke, que disponia la emf
sion de $4,000, 900, coo en- bile
ties de la Repdblica, para ref :
nanciar las hipotecas de los cam
pesinos. La votaci6n fue de 235
contra 142.
Ell gobierno aument6 rapida :
mente su mayoria despues de ha
berse contado los primeros Glen
votos. Cuando Sc di6 kuenta del
resultado, ell Representative Lem
Ike Sc puso de pie y dijo: FL com
bate ACADIA de empezar. Ahora
sabemos en- que lugar Sc halla
cada cual. Este sera uno de los
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

i Elecciones honradas!... En-
otros lugares, ell ''forrerO'' re-
coge la boleta marcada en- la ca
lie v devuelve, al que 10 utiliza,
la boleta que lie entregan en- la
mesa.
Cuando tai hace, "civica Y pa
tri6ticamente", lie pagan por la
'fechoria.
Pasadas las elecciones, ell can
didato tramposo, Ell ven.edor,
empieza a llenarse los bolsillos
con ell dinero de los "negocitOs''
y no reconoce al "forrero" Guam
do lie We en- la Gale.
Ell corruption Sc enriquece J
.es temido y respectable; Ell otrO,
Ell forrero, arrastra su miseria y
amargamente balbucea: Ahora
no me mira a la cara, no quie-
re reconocerme...
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

de hacerse la acusaci6n, no Sc
ha probado, por medic de com
.petente e1idencia, que Ell deli
to Sc cOmetiese, y gran parte
del testimonio de los declaran-
ties es perjuro. .
Cit6 la defensa N case de
los tribunales de Alabama en-
lei que Sc dispuso la libertad
del acusado por no haberse pro
bado Que estuyiese "secreta :
mente confinado.e
ContestaroR a los argumen :
.tos de la defensa los abogados
fiscales Bishop Edwards Ma
auel Glover.
~ primero asegur6 que Ell ia
rado era Ell yhico juez de la e.
Iyidenci nel segundo sostuvo
due y information habia
.sido q larada suficiente.
: VIII Aker dijo que eI case
era comparable cor 81 iuicio
de Aaron Burr y ma
do John Marshall
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
EXCURSION A CUBA Ell
PROXIMO DOMINGO

La compahia de vapores Pc
ninsular y Occidental ha organi
zado una excursion a la Habana
Ell pr6ximo domingo, con motive
de tomar possession, ell microbes,
Ell DR.. Miguel Mariana Gomez,
nuevo p~residente de Cuba.
Ell pasaje en- primera, ida y
vuelta, con derecho a 10 dias,
cOstara $29.5O. En- segunda ella
Sc, 10 d6lares.
Los nihos de 5 a IL amos pa
garan So y los de 2 a s, "a.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

puntos mas importantes de la
campana electoral.
Comentando la votaci6n, ell
p~residente de la Camara, Mr..
Byrn dijo que ell resultado de-
mostraba, sin sombra de duda,
que ell Congreso no esta a favor
de la inflaz6n. Ell mas importan
lie factor en- la derrota fue una
carta de William Green, presi-
den.e de la Federation Ameri-
cana del Trabajo, condenando
la ley como "inflarionista" y pi
diendo a los amigos de los tra-
bajadores que no votasen por
ella. La carta Sc lego a los con-
gresistas mientras presidia Ell re
presentante Woodrum, de Vir-
ginia.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
LOS FASCISTAS PROVOCAN
NUEVOS

Madrid, Mayo 14,-Agredien
do a un obrero albahil los fascis
tas prOvocaron aver describe :
mes en- Alcira, Valencia.
Los trabajadores salieron a Ia
ralle en- manifestation, pidien-
do que los agresores sean casti-
gados, y atacaron Ell centric Car
lista y las iglesias. La pOlicia de
Valencia fue mandada a resta-
.ble@r ell orden.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

Ira a preside por tOda la Vi
da Ell secuestrador Robinson,
que empez6 su carrera pegan-
dole a una mujer en- la cabeza, y
octrando despC6s un reseate
por devolverle la libertad.
Cuando ell individuo Sc vic a.
cosado por los agentes del Tic
Samuel, Sc quito el pantal6n y
Sc puso una falda, como cual-
quierR mujercita de su casa.
Pronto Sc descubri6 la nue.
va "debiIidad" del facineroso y
los peri6dicos dierOn la noticia.
Entcnces Sc dej6 crecer Ell bigO-
tie, y con los pelos encima del
labio superior lie llevarOn a la
rarcel.
I'm tipO indicado para hacer
Ell "viaiecitO" hasta la isla Al
catraz.