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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

ton brought aaaInst fhs city of Waterbury by Albert sehlaVone.
 The guit, which opened Tuesday was brought to recover for damages allegedly caused to A1r. schiavone's house by water seeplng into his cellar. He claims 6 storm water drain on Beecher avenue sent water to a catch basin in front of his home and was sent into his cellar. causing the underpinning of the foundations of his house, and nu-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

The funeral of Joseph J. Moriar- ty will be held at SIS o'clock to- morrow morning from the Mulville funeral home, 27O West Main street. to St. Margaret's church, where a solemn high mass will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in new St. Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
OBITUARY

JOHNSON-Frederick Johnson, 6 former resident of this city, dieo yesterday morning at his home ir Brooklyn, N. r., while a resident o1 this city he was employed as jani- tor of Crosby high school.
 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Anna Larson Johnson; one daugh- ter, Mrs. Hiding Anderson and four grandchildren of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The body will be brought to this city in charge of the Clark funeral home, 20 State street and funeral services will be held on Thursday afternoon at o'clock at Old Pine Grove cemetery. Rev. William R. Frenberg of Naugatuck will offici- ate.
 SOSNOWSKI-Domenic Sosnow- ski of 52 Crown street, Union City, died at his home shortly after mid- night following 8 brief illness. MT. Sosnowski was a native of Poland, but came to this country 25 years ago and has since been a resident of Union City. He has been em- ployed as a moulder in the plant of the Eastern Maleable Iron company since the time of his arrival. MT. Sosnowski was an active community resident and was well known throughout Union City and Nauga- tuck, especially among the Polish population.
 He was a member of the Polish club, St. Hedwig's society, Sokolow- Ulanow society and a communicant of the Polish National church of Union City.
 Besides his wife Josephine, he is survived by three sons, Thadeus1, Vincent and John and one daughter Mary, all of Union City; five broth- CTS, Jacob, Joseph, John, Peter, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
NEeorIATns F0a sI1E

South Britain. Conn, Oct. 28- (UP)-The state commission to pur. chase a site for Q new state hos. pital is negotiating for Q 1900 acre tratc in the township of s0uthbury Charles A. Moser, Stamford chair. man, said today. Moser said tho deal must await approval by statA Attorney General Edward J. Daly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
mnrnnn nII,nr 1I.IIIII..nn..

Dama-es of ts.ooo are sought and also on injunction restraining the city from keeping the catch basin in front of bis home. scl1iavone is represented by Atty. T. V. Meyer and Atty. Michael Oalullo. The city is renressnted by Corp. Counsel Charles 6. O'Connor, Asst. Corp. Counsel Vincent Scully ard Asst. 'Jcrp. Counsel T. s. Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

home, 70 Central avenue, Rev. Go- mer R. Lewis, pastor of the Third Congregational church, officiating. Burial was in old Pine Grove ceme- tery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
NEGRO BOUND OVER

Willimantic, Conn, Oct. 2e-(UP) William Hughes, 26, negro, today waived examination and was bound over to superior court on a charge of assault with intent to kill his brother-in-law, Joseph Thatcher by stabbing him three, times with a pocket-knife. Hatcher Is recovering at a hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

ShuTH-Frank Dewitt Smith, T6. of 64 Railroad Hill street, died this morning at St. Mary's hospital after long illness. He was born in New Haven but had resided in this city for the past 35 years. Until 1929 he was an employe of the Ecovill Man. Ilfacturing company and was also . member of the 9covill Foremen's association.
 MT. Smith is survived by his wife, Eva; one brother, William of Meri- den and several nephews and nieces.
 The funeral will be held from the Belleville funeral home, 68 East Clay street on Friday, time and ar- arrangements to be announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

Funeral services for William D. McClaskey were held last evening at the Alderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, Rev. T. Leroy Cros- by officiating. Further services and burial were held in Rural cemetery, Albany, N. F., this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

llaclel and ons slIisF. AlarcsIla. q Poland.
 The funeral wiII take place from the late residence in charge of Delinikg and Son of this city, with the time and other arrangements to be announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
SCHIAVONE SUES
 GTYFOR $5,OOO

Recess was called at 1 o'clock to- day just after final arguments had been heard, and Judge Patrick B. O'Sullivan had charged the jury, in the injunction and damages ac-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
FUNERALS

N The funeral of Mrs. Felicia Cop polo. widow of Pasquale Coppolo, [ will be held tomorrow morning at 8
 o'clock from the home of her
 daughter, Mrs. Wilfred DeVincent
 of 39 Robinson street, to the
 Church of Our Lady of Lourdes where a solemn high mass will be
 celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will < bs in the family plot, Calvary cern-
 etery.
 The funeral of Edward Gibbons -was held this morning at 8:l5 o'clock from the Mulville funeral z home, 270 West Main street to St. < ssMargaret's church where a solemn mass of requiem was celebrated at r0 o'clock by Rev. J. Oliver Cronan. Burial was in Calvary cemetery
 with committal services by Father : Cronan. The pallbearers, all em-
 ployes of the American Cynamid
 Corporation, were: John Rogers.
 Vincent Daly, Thomas Connolly, AL bert Bradigan, Ignas Bertrami and
 Frank Gleason.
 v
 < The funeral of John Vecchio was held this morning at 9 o'clock from { the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Sebastian Vecchio of Phoenix < avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes ' church where solemn mass of re- quiem was celebrated at 9:45 o'clock . by Rev. Rocco Nadile. Burial was in
 Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers were: Rudy Marano, Samuel Solo. mito. Daniel Carpavitch, Raymond Smith, Joseph Pugliese and Anthony . Cugno.
 Q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
office Installing
 New Signal Lights
Work Started on Complete Revision of Present Sys- tenl-"Break" Promised for Abused Pedestrians

Installation of two signal ghts at the intersection p East Main Mill and Cherry streets and the other at the Intersection of Hamilton avenue East Main and Welton streets marks the beginning of revision of the citys entire traffic signal system Police Superintendent William
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
MURIO Ell NINO JIMMIE
BALLARD

A la una de la tarde de aver
muri6 en- ell hospital municipal
ell nino Jimmie Ballard, de cua-
tro amos, que con sus padres y
hermanos resultara lesionado Ell
pasado sabado por la noche, en-
un choque con una camioneta
de la empresa Tampa Gas.
Jimmie tenia f%racturado ell
craneo Y ademas sufria de lesio
mes internas.
Ell Sr. Ballard, padre de la
criatura, ha mejorado bastante;
pero la madre sigue en- muy gra
We estado.
E. E. Griffin, del 1906 de la
avenida Florida, guiaba la ca :
mioneta.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: AS, Clara, Lu
y EN-; 6 80, noticias 6:45, Lo-
we'll Thomas; 900, programa
NBC; 10 100, First Ni2hter
10 AS, revi:ta Pop; II 100, de-
rras de las noticias; IL as, or
Iuesta de Keller; IL 80, orques
ia de Coleman; IL 100, orquesta
lie Velaseo, y IL 80, orquesta
de Romanelli.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia: 500, AL Trace; 6:15,
Ann Win ers; :35, llamas azu-
les; 700, Myrt y Marge; 800,
orquesta del Regis; 900, Holly
wood Hotel; 1920 la marcha
del Tempo; 10:45, Mary East
man; IL :15, Luis Armstrong,
y IL 80, orquesta de Dorsey.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
NoMBRADo Ell GENERAL
JEFE DE LA
A r NACIONAL

Ell presidente Roosevelt nom
bro aver jefe de la guardia ma
cional de la rep1blica al mayor
general Albert H. Blanding, IN
vecino de la pequena ciudad de
Barlow. Sera ell nombramientc
por cuatro amos, con range y pa
ga de I'm mayor general del ejer
cito regular.
Tenfa ell general a su mando.
antes del nombramiento, la d.
vision 35 de la guardia, que
comprende los estados de Flori-
da, Alabama, Mississippi y Lui-
siana.
Suede ell Oral. Blanding al
general Leach, cuyo termino a.
caba de expirar.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
Sc ACORDO D AL CO.
BERNADOl2 QUE NOMBRE
UN FISCAL ESPECIAL

Ell comite de Defensa de las
Libertades Civicas de Tampa
presidido por ell Rev. Walter j.
Metcalf, Sc reuni6 aver en- ell
Edificio de las J6venes Cristia-
mas, ac9rdando pedir al gober-
nador Sholtz que mande un fis-
cal especial a actuar en- la eau
sa de jose Shoemaker.
AL mismo tempo Sc decide
hace propaganda al acto del do
mingo 10, cuandO hablara aqui
Ell Sr. Norman Thomas, presi-
con ell fin de que asista ell ma
yor numero possible de ciudada-
nos.
Para la direction del Comite
de Defensa de las libertades
tueron escOgld0S los Sres. Rev.
Walter ]. Metcalf, presidentes
Srta. Gladys Taber, vicepresi-
lenta; G. G. Becknell, secreta-
rio, y Charles E. Jensen, tesO-
zero. Fueron electos miembrOs
lei comite executive los Sres. j.
A. Bell, F D. Ehle, Sra. Marie
Z. Gill y Walter Roush.
William Green, presidente de
Ia Federation Americana, man.
do un telegrama diciendo que ell
trabajo organizado .eStara re-
presentado en- ell mitin de Tho
mas.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
EN- LAS
ISLAS

Londres, Enero 1O.-Doce
personals han muerto a conse.
cuencia de un temporal que a
zOta hoy las islas britdnicas, di
f;cultando la navigation. e.
viento lanzo a un muchacho
hacia Ell canine de un omni-
bus, muriendO aplastadO pOr
las ruedas. Con fuego en- sus
bOdegas Sc refugio en- la bahia
de Tor Ell vapor noruego SUI
matra.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
NoTA DE PEsAME

Ell Sr. Armando Garrido, her.
mano de nuestro estimado ami
go Andres Garrido, falleci6 hoy
en- su domicilio, casa mum. GIT
lie la avenida Doce.
Manana por la tarde, a las
cuatro, Sc efectuara ell entierro
del conocido ciudadano.
A los familiares del Sr. Ga
rrido, y en- particular a Andres,
damos nuestro mas sentido pc
same.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
ELECCIONES EN- Ell DIS :
TRITO ESCOLAl2 DE TAM
PA

Para ell dia 10 de mario han
sido senaladas las elecciones del
distrito escolar de Tampa. Los
electores calificados deberan es
coger nuevos apoderados, por
cumplir su plazo los Sres. A. B.
Hale, Roy Cotarelo y w. M
Miles.
No Sc sabe 81 esas tres ciuda-
danos iran a la reelection.
La junta de education nom =
brara los secretaries e inspec-
torres de los colegios electorales.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
Proarana de Los Bokemios

ProgrGma de Los Bohemtos
Esta noche trasmitira la Or
questa "Los Bohemios' uno de
los programs mas amenos de
los muchos que ha Aevado al mi
cr6fono. A base de pleas nue.
vas Y estrenos en- Tampa.
Empezara Ell concerto con ell
pasodoble "Manzanilla' %(estre-
no. ; "Canto de Amor, son; "Tu
Cuerpecito Serrano'', pasodo-
bic, (estreno); "El Campesino"
danzonete; "El Fanfa", paso-
doble, (estreno), y IiPiruli?'
preg6n-rumba (estreno), unC
de los numeros en- que Sc luce
ell conocido cornetin Sr. Amadt
Delgado.
Excelente ell programa d.
hoy.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
NACIMIENTO

L. Sra. Elena Garcia, esposa
del Sr. Jose Garcia e hija del
Sr. Manuel Rodriguez, di6 hoy
a luz un niho, de ocho librae,
que Sc llamara Constantine Yo-
sohito Garcia.
Ell niho naci6 cast asfixiado
y una injection inventada por
Ell professor Yosohito lie salv6 la
vida.
Larga vida deseamos a Cons
tantinito, para regOcijO y dicha
de sus papas y abuelos, estima-
dos amigos nuestros.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
I'm Partn de despedida

I'm P0TtD de GeSpe1tdu
Ell p~residente del Centre AS
turiano, Sr. Luis Lopez, que e
pr6ximo domingo cumplira su
periodo, ofreci6 un party de
despedida a la Secci6n de Da.
mas del Centre Asturiano, en-
ell palacio de la avenida de Ne
braska.
Sc bail6 y Sc obsequi6 a la
concurrencia con finos dulces y
ponGhes.
Hicieron uso de la palabra
la Srta. Mary Rodriguez, Sres.
Luis Lopez, Antonio Dago Mu-
fiz, Julio Alvarez, Manuel L6-
pei, Roberto Fernandez, y Je-
s1s Fernandez.
Asistieron: Dolores SuArez,
Evangelina La Fuente, Maria
Rodriguez, Ida Alvarez, Olga
Valdes, Pillar Castillo, Marga :
ret Diaz, Mary Corrales, Mary
Farfante, Dalia Fernandez,
Blanca Fernandez, Olivia Con-
zalez, Josephine Fernandez, Jo-
sephine E. Fernandez, Cristina
Gonzalez, la nueva reina de Ia
sociedad asturiana; Silvia Jar.
don, Mary Gomez, Mary Fer.
nandez, Maria Gutierrez, Anits
Marenco, Angelica Gutierrez
Carmen Marrero, Josefina Mi
guel, Azulina Priede, Josefins
Perez, Zenaida Priede, Ros'
Sanchez y Adela Sierra.
En- junta que anteriorment'
celebr6 la Secci6n de Damas, t
mo possession la nueva mesa, qu'
qued6 cOnstituida en- esta for
ma: Presidenta, Mary Rodrf
Iguez; Vice, Maria Rodriguez
S~ecretaria de Actas, Evangeli
ma La Fuente; Secretaria de F
nanzas, Josefina Perez, y Teso
rera, Mary Fernandez.
La Secci6n de Damas expire
SO su gratitud al Sr. Luis Lopez
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
LA CORTE DE PERDONE
NO Sc REUNIRA EN-
LA PRISON

Trenton, N. j. Enero 1O.-El
gobernador Hoffman anuncio
hoy que la corte de perdones
no Sc reunir& en- la prsion del
estado. La noticia ~significa que
Bruno Hauptmann no tendrA
oportunidad de declarar per-
sonalmente ante la corte.
Hauptmann dice que tiene
nuevos detalles que ofrecer;
pero tendra que presentarlos
por escrito.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10

Muri6 aver en- su domicilio,
n1mero 1904 de la Gale Union,
la Sra. Engracia Grille, de 65
anos. La sobreviven una hija,
Sra. Amelia Fernandez; dos hi
jos, Julio y Eligio, y dos nietos.
Dej6 de existir aver Ia Sra.
Mercedes Lopez, de 55 amos, We
Gina del nlmero 2718 de la ca
lie Union, en- West Tampa. De-
ia a su madre, Sra. Dolores Pc
nalver; cinco hijas y tres hijos,
Antonio, Hugo y Hermelino.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
NANCE NOMBRADO DETEC
TIVE

Ell alcalde Chancey nombr6
aver detective de la raza negra
en- sustituci6n de Pearl Nc
Alden, procesado por asesinato,
a Joe Nance, que %desempeho Ell
puesto en- la administration del
alealde Mckay.
Aver mismo tom6 possession
de sus deberes. Nance conoce a
tod9s los negros de ma vivir de
Tampa y srs alrededores.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
M A DECLARAR Ell
A N

A las 1880 de la manana
de hoy ell gran jurado del con-
dado Ilamo a declarar al alcaI
de Chancey. A la puerta Sc en-
contr6 Mr.. Chancey con ell je-
fe de policia en- uso dc l;cen-
cha, Sr. Ellsworth, que ACADIA
ba de ofrecer testimonio.
Creese que ell gran juradO
rcndir& un nuevo informe, So
bre ell case de Shoemaker, an
ties de llegar la noche.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
RBUNIONES DE LOS PAR
TIDARIOS DE TOWNSEND

Tres reuniones verificaran
hoy los partidarios del plan de
p~ensicnes Townsend, una en- la
iglesia Metodista de Belmont
Heights, en- la que hablara ell
Rev. Shreve; otra en- ell salon
Silver Star, de Sulphur Spring,
v la tercera en- ell pueblo de
Lutz. Hablara en- esta Ultima
ell Sr. Raymond Sheldon.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
Del Carnapal latino

Del CGrnaUGl latino
Digno de mencionar a diario
este gran festival, que cada dia
levanta mas ell espiritu antusias
ia. Fiesta en- la que labora con
gran interes la Camara de Co
mercio ~westampena.
Noche de gala la del dia IS,
en- los salones del Centre Espa-
mol, de West Tampa.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
Bonito Paseo

BonitO PGseo
La Secci6n de Damas del Cen
tro Espahol celebrara Tn clay
Rider, ell pr6ximo microbes,
en- Ballast Point.
I'm canton adornado, simulan
do una elegante hacienda,
transportara a las lindas dami-
tas, saliendo del Centre Espa-
mol de Ybor.
La fiesta terminara con un
"winie roast. Fiesta oportuna
para Ia temporada invernal.
Una noche muy allegro les es-
pera a las atentas damitas.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
SOCIALES

por TODD 10 que ha hecho por
elias.
Acord6 saludar al nuevo pre-
sidente, Sr. Carlos Menendez, y
ccoperar con el en- TODD 10 que
les sea possible.
Saludamos a la nueva direc.
tiva de la Secci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
Una JuntG

Una JuntG
Esta noche sc reuniran los
mud1achos del Hetaireia Club,
en- la oficina del CONCEAL Nick
Nuccio, en- la Gale 81.
Trataran importantes asun :
tics relacionados con ell bale que
celebraran Ell dfa 25, en- ell Co.
liseo de Davis Island.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
NUEVO DERROTA DE LOS
ITALIANOS

Adds Ababa, Enero 10.-E.
gobierno etiope anunci6 hoy
que en- un combate verificado
a 10 largo del rio Web, en- e.
Ifrente sur, perecieron un Off.
cial italiano y varios c%entena.
Tres de somies.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10
E~LECTROCUTADOS POR A
SESINATO

Ossining, Enero TO- Por
ell asesinato de un policia mu-
rier n aver en- la silla electrical,
en- sing Sing, los j6venes New
man Raymond, de 81 ahos; A
nerigo An1elin, de 20; Thomas
Gi'sride, de 20, y Ray orley; de
ri. Todos fueron a Ia muerte
con la mayor calma.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10

Con pena coDsignamos la do
lencia que aqueja a la respeta-
bic Sra. Emilia Valdes, madre
amantisima del conOcido pelu
quero Evelio Valdes.
Sc encuentra recluida en- Ia
|Clinica Ell Bien P1blico''.
Por su total restablecimientc
hacemos fervientes votos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-10

MejorGdG m .....
La Sra. Antonio Alfonso, es-
posa del Sr. Francisco Alfonso,
que estuvo recluida en- sus ha-
bitaciones padeciendo de una
llijera enfermedad.
Esperamos que pronto este
completamente bien.
The Washington times., 1936-03-23

when struck by the storm and
started to sink.
While the students who made
up the crew were manning the
pumps, the craft was leaking
badly and in danger Of foundering
when the Rosario, southwark
boud, came to her rescue.
The approximate position Of the
schooner when the rescue was
made was 280 miles southeast Of
Cape HatteraS and 500 miles east
of Charleston, her last stop.
The radio message to Mrs. Mil.
lard was from the captain of the
Rosario and merely informed her
that the 10 persons on the Kaydet
had been rescued.
Another message to the Coast
Guard notified that the schooner
wac still afIoat and would be q
serious hazard to navigation, lying
low In the water with no running
lights.
At Coast Guard headquarters
here it was said a cutter would
be dispatched to locate the vessel
and either tow her to port or sink
her If salvage was impossible.
The Washington times., 1936-03-23
Basis for Negotiations
Asked of Germany
By H. K. REYNOLDS

LONDON, March % Q.N.sD.
The British government feels Ger
many should make "some con-
structive contribution to improve
the situation" in replying to the
new Locarno powers proposals,
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
told the house of commons today.
Informing commons that Ger
many had not yet replied to the
proposals, Eden said he had made
it clear to Joachim Won Ribben-
trop. Chancellor Hitler'S ambassa-
dor-at-large, that he hoped Ger.
many would accept them, "but
that in any event his majeSty's
government felt the German gov.
ernment should assist them in
their task by making some con.
Structive contribution to improve
the situation"
Sir Eric Phipps, British ambas-
sador in Berlin, gave a similar
message to Baron Constantin Won
The Washington times., 1936-03-23
BY H. r. KnickefbOckeF
Copyright 1885. by international
News Servic0)

LONDON, March 23 Q.N.S0
The League of Nations floundered
today as it wrestled with Ger
many's and Italy's breach Of
treaties, but German troops went
on digging in in the Rhineland
and italian airplanes, continued
to bomb Ethiopian cities.
Italy now threatens to desert
the Locarno powers. Germany
waits for France and England to
quarrel.
Wait on Each Other
The Leagues committee Of
thirteen - the council without
Italy-meeting to consider Italy'S
and Ethiopia's replies to the
Leagues request for them to ne
gotiate a peace, after two hours
embarrassed debate was reduced
to appointing Secretary General
Joseph Avenol and Salvador de
Madriaga, sanctions committee
chairman, to approach the bel
ligerents, with an appeal for peace.
Meanwhile each power waits for
the move of another and the
spirit of agreement dwindleS.
Premier MuSsolini awaits Eng
lands promise to lift sanctions
before he agrees to the Locarno
powers new draft resolution pro
posing measures against Germany.
England awaits MuSSolini'S
agreement before the Locarno ma.
tions can put their case against
Germany.
The League council in turn
awaits Germany's reply to the
Locarno proposals before the coun-
Gil can consider further steps.
Spirit Of BlackmaiI
Germany, finally, is delaying
her answer in the hope the French
and British fall out.
The spirit of blackmail now
dominates Europe's sessions, and
the only Offenders" Germany
and Italy, rejoice as it becomes
apparent their "offenses" might
prevent the League from acting
effectively against either of them.
A strong feeling now is preva-
lent in England against the lift
ing of sanctions against italy.
At the same time, unless they
are lifted there will not be q
united front against Germany.
Thus the black.shirted and the
brown-shirted dictators, without
affection for one another, are
proving useful allies against the
League, whose dissenSionS caused
postponement of today's sched-
uled meeting of the Council.
The Washington times., 1936-03-23
MYERS SEEKS
VENUECHANGE

ROCKVILLE, Md, March %
A motion for q change Of venue
will be filed this week for second
defendant in the Allen B. Wilson
murder trial, it was learned today.
A third defendant is considering
the same move.
Samuel S. Levin, Baltimore at
torney and counsel for Ernest My.
>erS, codefendant with Albert S,
Sutton and John "Slim" Dunn in
the Wilson murder, said he had
notified Judge Charles w. Wood
ward, of the Circuit Court Of Rock
vile, he would file the motion for
his client this week.
Sutton, through Attorney
Thomas L. Dawson, Maryland Sec
retary Of State, filed such a mo-
ton last week, while Dorsey Offutt,
of washington, attorney for Dunn,
is considering such a move.
Under Maryland law a plea for
a change of venue in capital case
cannot be denied. The trial was
originally set for March 80 in Rock
vile, but a change Of venue will
neceSSitate a continuance Of the
trial date, and should each de-
fendant seek separate trials in diff
ferent localities, further delay is
likely.
Wilson, q Washington Times
Herald route-agent, was shot down
in front Of the home Of Edward
Mickey" Mcdonald in Takoma
Park, Md, october %, 1894, Dy
gangsters allegedly lying in wait
for Mcdonald.
The Washington times., 1936-03-23
Spanish Count Plans
Trip 10 Paris in April

HAVANA, March % G.N.S0.
The Count of Covadonga, son of
ex-King Alfonso of Spain, and his
Cuban wife, the former Edelmira
Sampedro, will leave for Paris as
soon as the Counts health per.
mitS him to travel, International
News Service learned today from
close friends of the couple. They
hope to make the trip in April,
via New York. The Count is
reported well on the way to re-
covery from his recent serious
illness, ... e. -----
The Washington times., 1936-03-23
Plane Crew Battles
Seas ON Lee Shore

MIAMI, Fla. March %
QNSO-"We are battling des-
perately to keep in lee Of Point
MaterniIlOS and to keep from
going aground. Otherwise all
we'll"
This message was received by
the Coast Guard base here at
10:30 a. m. today from the Coast
Guard plane Arcturus, battling
heavy seas since yesterday after.
noon off the coast Of Cuba.
The Arcturls took off from here
with q crew of five to pick up a
girl passenger who was critically
i'll aboard the s. s. Tillie Lykes.
Transfer of the girl from the
ship to the plane was halted by
the rough weather. and the Arc
turus was unable to take off again.
Two Navy planes, here to act
as liaisSon for President Roosevelt,
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Point and will enter the Military
Academy this summer,
The students are William Cor.
don, jr., son Of Col. william w.
Gordon, O. the Army War College;
Thorn Humphreys. jr., son Of
Lieut.. Col Thomas Humphreys, re-
tired, If Chevy Chase; Jack Pryor,
nephew Of Captain Millard: Rob
ert Strong, jr., son Of Major Rob
ert w. Strong, Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga; Charles Severson, jr., son of
Col. Charles F. Severson, stationed
at Panama: Page Smith, son Of
Col. william Smith, Columbia,
s. c., and David Crocker, New York
city. I
The cruise was to have taken the
party to Panama, and then
through the West Indies, return
ing to Washington about June 20.
From Washington the yacht
sailed south, making its first stop
at Charleston, S. C. Sailing from
there she was in Latitude 1885 NJ,
Longitude 70-18 W., near Bermuda,